Six Nations Sin Bin - Season 5

Season 5
Episodes

Episode 1
The Six Nations is back. Ahead of the opening fixtures, Gabby Logan and Gareth Thomas are joined by celebrity rugby fans and former players, all eager to weigh in on the upcoming sporting spectacle.
Also returning is the Six Nations Showdown, which will be visiting all parts of the UK. Each week, celebrities try to beat an international rugby player at a type of skill linked with the beautiful game.
With previews, predictions and a packed audience, this is the perfect countdown to this year's Six Nations.

Episode 2
Gabby Logan and Gareth Thomas are joined in the studio by Death in Paradise star Ralf Little, Question of Sport captain Sam Quek and former Scotland international Thom Evans to talk all thing Six Nations.
The Six Nations Showdown is this week in Glasgow as JJ Chalmers and Aimee Fuller take on former international winger Tommy Seymour.
As well as previews, predictions and a packed audience, this is the perfect combination to this year's Six Nations.

Episode 3
Former politician Ed Balls, Radio 2's Owain Wyn Evans and England international Sadia Kabeya join Gabby Logan and Gareth Thomas.
The show's Six Nations Showdown is this time all about passing as Gethin Jones, Holly Hamilton and Jeanette Kwakye take on Ollie Hassell-Collins and Katy Daley-McLean.
As well as previews, predictions and a packed audience, this is the perfect combination to the Six Nations.

Episode 4
The Six Nations continues, and Gabby Logan and Gareth Thomas bring you all the fun that surrounds it. They are joined in the studio by Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke, Paralympic gold medallist Ellie Simmonds and Irish stand-up comedian Jason Byrne.
The show's Sin Bin Road Trip is back in Cardiff as Hal Robson-Kanu and Eleri Sion take on James Hook at place kicking. With previews, predictions and a packed audience, this is the perfect complement to this year's Six Nations.

Episode 5
Sin Bin continues with Gabby Logan and Gareth Thomas bringing you all the fun surrounding the Six Nations. They are joined in the studio by Irish stand-up, actor and broadcaster Patrick Kielty, comedian Zoe Lyons and former Wales captain Colin Charvis.
The show's Sin Bin Road Trip is back in Glasgow as JJ Chalmers and Aimee Fuller take on British and Irish Lion Gordon Bulloch in a line-out challenge.
With previews, predictions and a packed audience, this is the perfect complement to this year's Six Nations.
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