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S13 E1Gino D'Acampo, Jimmy Carr, Caroline Flack, Joey Essex

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2008

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TV presenter Holly Willoughby and broadcaster Fearne Cotton return as team captains on the comedy quiz hosted by Keith Lemon, with celebrity guests answering questions on showbiz news and gossip. They are joined by former stand-in captain and TV chef Gino D'Acampo, along with comedian Jimmy Carr and TV presenters Caroline Flack and Joey Essex

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