CelebAbility

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CelebAbility
CelebAbility.jpg
Genre Panel show
Presented by Iain Stirling
Starring
Narrated by Jarred Christmas
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series7
No. of episodes52
Production
Executive producers
  • Phil Mount
  • Michael Kelpie
  • Les Keen
  • Aaron Morgan
  • Luke Shiach
Production locations The London Studios (2017–18)
Elstree Studios (2019–23)
Running time60 minutes (inc. adverts)
Production company Potato
Original release
Network ITV2
Release15 June 2017 (2017-06-15) –
27 July 2023 (2023-07-27)

CelebAbility is a British panel show that aired on ITV2 from 15 June 2017 to 27 July 2023 [1] and is presented by Iain Stirling.

Contents

Format

CelebAbility features two teams, one consisting of celebrities and the other, a group of challengers which feature members of the public. [2] The captain of the challengers selects a member of their team to take on a celebrity in a challenge which consists of the celebrity's expert subject. Since 2019, Scarlett Moffatt has served has captain of the challengers team, except the fourth series, which featured Stacey Solomon instead, due to Moffatt having other commitments. The seventh series featured Moffatt, as well as various guest team captains including Katherine Ryan, Will Best, Snoochie Shy and Pete Wicks. [3] [4] Marek Larwood also appears in every episode as the adjudicator. [5] [6]

Production

In May 2017, ITV announced the commissioning of the CelebAbility, a new physical comedy entertainment game show. It is produced by Potato, the same company behind game shows such as The Chase and Ninja Warrior UK . [7] The show is broadcast weekly on ITV2 and airs directly after Love Island . [8] [9]

Episodes

Series 1 (2017)

EpisodeFirst broadcastCelebrities
1x0115 June 2017 [10] Mikey North, Olivia Buckland, Pete Wicks, Rickie Haywood-Williams, Vicky Pattison
1x0222 June 2017 [11] Ed Gamble, Laura Whitmore, Louis Smith, Sair Khan, Stephanie Pratt
1x0329 June 2017 [12] Lydia Bright, Luisa Omielan, Jake Quickenden, Matt Richardson, Vogue Williams
1x046 July 2017 [13] Keith Duffy, Megan McKenna, Ola Jordan, Stephen Bailey, Will Best
1x0513 July 2017 [14] AJ Odudu, Ampika Pickston, Jade Jones, Joey Essex, Josh Cuthbert
1x0620 July 2017 [15] David Morgan, Joe Swash, Laura Norton, Jonnie Peacock, Maya Jama

Series 2 (2018)

EpisodeFirst broadcastCelebrities
2x0120 June 2018 [16] James Argent, Jennifer Metcalfe, Jordan Davies, Marcel Somerville, Paisley Billings
2x0227 June 2018 [17] Ben Hanlin, Desiree Burch, Ellie Taylor, Georgia Kousoulou, Jamie Laing
2x034 July 2018 [18] Adam Gemili, Bobby Norris, Charlotte Crosby, Chris Hughes, Vick Hope
2x0418 July 2018 [19] Duncan James, Ollie Locke, Olivia Attwood, Scott Mills, Vanessa White
2x0525 July 2018 [20] Amber Davies, Ashley Roberts, Matthew Wolfenden, Nathan Henry, Perri Shakes-Drayton
2x061 August 2018 [21] Jordan Banjo, Lauren Simon, Montana Brown, Sam Thompson, Tom Read Wilson
2x078 August 2018 [22] Ferne McCann, Laura Jackson, Perri Kiely, Roman Kemp, Tanya Bardsley
2x0815 August 2018 [23] AJ Pritchard, CiCi Coleman, Charlotte Dawson, Deano Baily, Melvin Odoom

Series 3 (2019)

EpisodeFirst broadcastCelebrities
3x015 June 2019 [24] Helen Flanagan, Lee Ryan, Matt Evers, Nathan Caton
3x0212 June 2019 [25] Alice Perrin, Tommy Mallett, Tez Ilyas, Una Healy
3x0319 June 2019 [26] Jack Fincham, Natasia Demetriou, Richard Arnold, Yasmin Evans
3x0426 June 2019 [27] Chris Ramsey, Darren Harriott, David Potts, Lilah Parsons
3x053 July 2019 [28] Harriet Kemsley, Lloyd Griffith, Mark-Francis Vandelli, Snoochie Shy
3x0610 July 2019 [29] Amelia Lily, Arron Crascall, Liam "Gatsby" Blackwell, Luke Kempner
3x0717 July 2019 [30] Brennan Reece, London Hughes, Samira Mighty, Tom Parker
3x0824 July 2019 [31] Danielle Armstrong, Lady Leshurr, Suzi Ruffell, Ross Adams

Series 4 (2020)

EpisodeFirst broadcastCelebritiesViewers (millions)
4x0116 January 2020 [32] Ade Adepitan, Judi Love, Katherine Ryan, Roman Kemp N/A
4x0223 January 2020 [33] Helen Bauer, Jack P. Shepherd, Joe Swash, Nikki Sanderson N/A
4x0330 January 2020 [34] Baga Chipz, Demi Sims, Ivo Graham, Tom Read Wilson 0.265 [35]
4x046 February 2020 [36] Chelcee Grimes, Dane Baptiste, Greg Shepherd, Jenny Ryan N/A
4x0513 February 2020 [37] Aljaž Škorjanec, Janette Manrara, Jayde Adams, Matt Richardson N/A
4x0620 February 2020 [38] Denise van Outen, Katherine Ryan, Kieron Richardson, Lauren Steadman 0.329 [39]

Series 5 (2021)

EpisodeFirst broadcastCelebrities
5x013 June 2021 [40] Katherine Ryan, Megan Barton-Hanson, Melvin Odoom, Sonny Jay
5x0210 June 2021 [41] Joel Dommett, Kemah Bob, Liam Charles, The Vivienne
5x0317 June 2021 [42] AJ Odudu, Pete Wicks, Sam Thompson, Stephen Bailey
5x0424 June 2021 [43] Chris Hughes, Jorgie Porter, Kae Kurd, Suzi Ruffell
5x051 July 2021 [44] Barney Walsh, Finn Tapp, Judi Love, Lady Leshurr
5x0615 July 2021 [45] Chloe Ferry, Joanne McNally, Jordan North, Ore Oduba
5x0722 July 2021 [46] Donna Preston, Josh Jones, Matt Richardson, Vicky Pattison
5x0829 July 2021 [47] David Potts, Dianne Buswell, Joey Essex, Sophie Duker

Series 6 (2022)

EpisodeFirst broadcastCelebritiesViewers (millions)
6x0116 June 2022 [48] Jamie Laing, Josh Jones, Megan McKenna, Melvin Odoom 0.227 [49]
6x0223 June 2022 [50] Eyal Booker, Lou Sanders, Seann Walsh, Sophie Hermann 0.344 [51]
6x0330 June 2022 [52] Amy Childs, Maisie Adam, Arielle Free, Luke Kempner0.205 [53]
6x047 July 2022 [54] Rickie Haywood-Williams, Amy Dowden, Janine Harouni, Darren Harriott 0.369 [55]
6x0514 July 2022 [56] Alex George, Maisie Smith, The Vivienne, Dane Baptiste 0.269 [57]
6x0621 July 2022 [58] Sam Thompson, Chelsee Healey, Kiri Pritchard-McLean, Lianne Sanderson 0.280 [59]
6x0728 July 2022 Rachel Riley, James Lock, Amber Gill, Kae Kurd 0.251 [60]
6x084 August 2022 Verona Rose, Naughty Boy, Shaughna Phillips, Stephen Bailey N/A

Series 7 (2023)

EpisodeFirst broadcastCelebritiesViewers (millions)
7x018 June 2023 [61] Jorgie Porter, Josh Jones, Will Best, Roman Hackett 0.143 [62]
7x0215 June 2023 [63] Amber Turner, Kimberly Wyatt, Seann Walsh, Yasmin Evans 0.153 [64]
7x0322 June 2023 [65] Danielle Harold, Dean McCullough, Kemah Bob, Max George 0.129 [66]
7x0429 June 2023 [67] Indiyah Polack, Katherine Ryan, Luke Kempner, Rickie Haywood-Williams N/A
7x056 July 2023 [68] GK Barry, Janine Harouni, Owen Warner, Tyler West N/A
7x0613 July 2023 [69] Donna Preston, Karim Zeroual, Seann Walsh, Tasha Ghouri 0.133 [70]
7x0720 July 2023 [71] Angellica Bell, Bobby Mair, Bobby Norris, Danny Miller 0.170 [72]
7x0827 July 2023 [73] Babatunde Aléshé, Harriet Kemsley, Harry Derbidge, Snoochie Shy TBA

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