Ready or Not - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Comedy entertainment show featuring voiceover from Paddy McGuinness and a roving team of hosts ready to surprise members of the public across the nation.
Episode 2
Comedy entertainment show featuring voiceover from Paddy McGuinness and a roving team of hosts ready to surprise members of the public across the nation. They might pop through the middle of a couple's table in a crowded restaurant or host an entire game show in a car park lift. They might make visitors to a public art gallery take part in crazy challenges through their audio guide, or they might just be a talking dog.
Episode 3
With Camille Ucan, Nicola Holt, Lee Griffins, Anna Piper, Kelly Wines. Comedy entertainment show featuring voiceover from Paddy McGuinness and a roving team of hosts ready to surprise members of the public across the nation. They might pop through the middle of a couple's table in a crowded restaurant or host an entire game show in a car park lift. They might make visitors to a public art gallery take part in crazy challenges through their audio guide, or they might just be a talking dog.
Episode 4
Comedy entertainment show featuring voiceover from Paddy McGuinness and a roving team of hosts ready to surprise members of the public across the nation. They might pop through the middle of a couple's table in a crowded restaurant or host an entire game show in a car park lift. They might make visitors to a public art gallery take part in crazy challenges through their audio guide, or they might just be a talking dog.
Episode 5
Welcome to the quiz show that comes to you! From the supermarket to the seaside, Blackpool Tower to Birmingham city centre, comedy entertainment show Ready or Not brings a hilarious twist to the traditional game show. Wherever you are, whatever you're doing, our crack team of quiz show hosts won't be far away, ready to surprise you with their crazy games.
Episode 6
This week Sam and Mark meet some real characters in their Gameshow Lift, Crumpet asks some tricky questions in Stratford, Tom Allen's brought his pop-up gameshow to Tutbury Castle, and Question Mark tests some of the nation's finest minds in Cambridge.
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