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Jimmy Carr
Self - Presenter
22 episodes
Simon Pegg
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Liza Tarbuck
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Gordon Ramsay
Self - Contestant
1 episode
June Sarpong
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Cat Deeley
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Mel B
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Lily Allen
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Sharon Osbourne
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Sean Lock
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Davina McCall
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Russell Brand
Self - Contestant
3 episodes
Charlie Brooker
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Ruth Jones
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Michael McIntyre
Self - Contestant
2 episodes
Jamie Oliver
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Micky Flanagan
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Maya Jama
Self - Contestant
2 episodes
Stacey Solomon
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Denise Van Outen
Self - Contestant
1 episode
David Mitchell
Self - Contestant
10 episodes
Jack Whitehall
Self - Contestant
2 episodes
James Corden
Self - Contestant
2 episodes
Russell Howard
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Kristen Schaal
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Gabby Logan
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Alan Carr
Self - Contestant
1 episode
Rob Brydon
Self - Contestant
6 episodes
Dara Ó Briain
Self - Contestant
3 episodes
Suzy Eddie Izzard
Self - Contestant
1 episode
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