Fame in the Family - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Craig Revel Horwood reveals childhood memories and family history that throws up connections with all of his guests - but will any of them guess correctly that they are in fact his cousin?
Episode 2
Happy Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder hosts a dinner party for four strangers, unaware which one of them is a distant relative, leaving them to guess which one of them it could be.
Episode 3
Neil `Razor" Ruddock hosts a dinner party for four people he has never met - one of whom is a distant relative of the former football star. The question is, which one?
Episode 4
Legendary 1980s TV chef Rustie Lee hosts a very special dinner party, delighting her four guests with incredible stories from her past and presenting them with a surprise family dish. With £1,000 at stake, their task is spot the clues to work out who is related to the host.
Episode 5
Kerry Katona hosts the latest dinner party for four guests she has never met. The pop star-turned-reality queen is on an emotional journey to find another member of her family, but as the DNA result is revealed, it remains to be seen whether the diners correctly guess who is related to her to win the £1,000 cash prize.
Episode 6
Dancing brothers AJ and Curtis Pritchard host a dinner for four guests they've never met, and bring out their competitive side while trying to guess their distant relation.
Episode 7
Funnyman Joe Pasquale hosts a dinner party for four strangers, one of whom is a distant relative - and it's up to the diners to guess which one of them it could be. Perhaps the one with a squeaky voice?
Episode 8
Singer and actress Toyah Willcox invites four strangers to dinner, one of whom is a distant relative. In between courses, the guests have to guess which one of them it is - with £1,000 to the winner.
Episode 9
Reality star James `Arg" Argent hosts a dinner party for guests he's never met before. A call by him to his mother unearths some surprising connections with the diners, but whether anyone will spot the clues to work out who is really Arg's cousin - and scoop a £1,000 prize remains to be seen.
Episode 10
Former MP Ann Widdecombe hosts dinner for four guests, but who among them is unknowingly related to the one-time political powerhouse? Order in the dining room is needed when one diner and Ann have a heated debate that leaves the other guests feeling a little awkward. There's a surprise in store when the DNA results are revealed, but whether anyone will guess correctly to win the cash prize remains to be seen.
Episode 11
Hayley Tamaddon hosts a very special dinner for four guests she's never met, and ponders family traits as she tries to guess which one of them is a distant relation.
Episode 12
Paralympic gold medallist Will Bayley hosts a dinner party for four strangers, one of whom is a distant relative - and it's up to the diners to guess which one of them it could be.
Episode 13
Actor Christopher Biggins invites four strangers to dinner, one of whom is a distant relative. The guests have to guess which one of them it is - with £1,000 to the winner.
Episode 14
Rugby legend Martin Offiah hosts a dinner party for four guests he's never met before. Competitive Martin is convinced he can guess which of them is his long-lost cousin. Will the DNA results validate his assessment?
Episode 15
Motorbike racing champion Carl Fogarty hosts a dinner party for four guests, with one amongst them unknowingly related to the `king of speed". There's a big shock in store when the DNA results are revealed, but will anyone guess correctly to win £1,000 and who will discover they have fame in their family?
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