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8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown (2013 – ...)

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8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown — Series 18

  • Jul 26, 2019First aired
  • 7 episodesin this season
  • 47mavg. runtime
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#Episode nameAir dateRuntimeRating
0147mMiles Jupp, Rose Matafeo, Vic ReevesThe stage was set for a delightful collision of comedic worlds. Jimmy Carr presided over the proceedings, a familiar anchor guiding the evening's antics. Alongside him, Rachel Riley, the beloved Countdown mathematician, kept a watchful eye on the numbers and letters, ready to tackle any numerical or lexical challenge. Meanwhile, the legendary duo of Vic Reeves and Susie Dent found themselves in Dictionary Corner, a haven for wordplay and linguistic exploration. Their presence offered a uniqJul 26, 2019Jul 26, 201947m0247mVictoria Coren Mitchell, James Acaster, Morgana RobinsonThe familiar panel game unfolded, a lively exchange between Morgana Robinson, Susie Dent, and Rachel Riley. Meanwhile, a classic lineup of comedic minds – Jon Richardson and James Acaster – took their place at the table. Elsewhere, in Dictionary Corner, Susie Dent welcomed guests, with Rachel Riley lending her expertise to wordplay and etymology. The show promised its usual blend of wit and linguistic curiosity, a comforting ritual for viewers seeking both amusement and a deeper understandinAug 2, 20194.0Aug 2, 201947m4.00347mJoe Wilkinson, Sara Pascoe, Sam SimmonsIn Dictionary Corner, Sam Simmons faces off against Rachel Riley, a mathematics prodigy who oversees all things numerical. Their task: to contend with Jon Richardson and Sara Pascoe.Aug 9, 2019Aug 9, 201947m0447mRob Beckett, Alan Carr, Sarah Millican, Nick MohammedThe familiar faces returned, this time with a special twist: Alan Carr and Sarah Millican as guest team captains. Joining them were Nick Mohammed and Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner, alongside the ever-enthusiastic Rachel Riley overseeing the letters and numbers.Aug 16, 2019Aug 16, 201947m0547mSara Pascoe, Alan Carr, Tom Allen, Rosie JonesThe stage was set: Alan Carr and Tom Allen, a formidable duo, faced a new challenge. Alongside them, Rosie Jones held court in Dictionary Corner, ready to dissect the nuances of language. This was a contest of wits, a battle of comedic timing, where the familiar dynamics shifted as new players entered the fray. The game had changed, and the stakes were higher than ever before.Aug 23, 2019Aug 23, 201947m0647mHarriet Kemsley, Alan Carr, Catherine Tate, Adam BuxtonA special team of guests joins Alan Carr and Catherine Tate, while Adam Buxton teams up with Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner.Aug 30, 2019Aug 30, 201947m0747mKatherine Ryan, Joe Wilkinson, Adam RichesThe narrative unfolds with a deliberate clarity, each element carefully placed. A certain familiarity underlies the scene, a sense of established roles and expectations. The interplay between the characters suggests a shared history, a subtle understanding that shapes their interactions. A new dynamic emerges as figures from different realms converge – Jon Richardson and Joe Wilkinson joining forces with Adam Riches as Sean Bean. This unexpected combination finds its stage in Dictionary CornSep 6, 2019Sep 6, 201947m