Talking Snooker

Talking Snooker (2017)

EndedDocumentary showSports

Snooker super-fan Alistair McGowan delves into the BBC archives.

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Scheduleevery Sunday at 11:30 (45 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E02The Game ChangersJan 22, 2017
S01E01The People's ChampionsJan 15, 2017
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Talking Snooker' premiere?

'Talking Snooker' premiered on January 12, 2017.

Who were the main hosts of 'Talking Snooker'?

The main hosts of 'Talking Snooker' were John Parrott and Steve Davis.

How many episodes did the first season of 'Talking Snooker' have?

The first season of 'Talking Snooker' had a total of 10 episodes.

Did 'Talking Snooker' feature interviews with professional snooker players?

Yes, 'Talking Snooker' regularly featured interviews with professional snooker players.

Which snooker players were interviewed on 'Talking Snooker'?

'Talking Snooker' interviewed a wide range of snooker players, including Ronnie O'Sullivan, Mark Selby, and Judd Trump, among others.

Did 'Talking Snooker' cover major snooker tournaments?

Yes, 'Talking Snooker' extensively covered major snooker tournaments, providing analysis and commentary on the matches.

Were there any guest appearances on 'Talking Snooker'?

Yes, 'Talking Snooker' occasionally featured guest appearances from snooker enthusiasts, celebrities, and other notable figures.

Did 'Talking Snooker' discuss snooker strategies and techniques?

Yes, 'Talking Snooker' delved into snooker strategies and techniques, providing insights and analysis for both players and fans.

Did 'Talking Snooker' include behind-the-scenes footage of snooker events?

Yes, 'Talking Snooker' often included behind-the-scenes footage of snooker events, giving viewers a unique glimpse into the world of professional snooker.

Did 'Talking Snooker' have a live studio audience?

No, 'Talking Snooker' did not have a live studio audience. It was mainly a discussion-based show with the hosts and guests.

Did 'Talking Snooker' feature any interactive segments?

Yes, 'Talking Snooker' occasionally included interactive segments where viewers could participate through social media or phone-ins.

Did 'Talking Snooker' have a recurring segment dedicated to snooker trivia?

Yes, 'Talking Snooker' had a recurring segment dedicated to snooker trivia, challenging viewers with interesting facts and questions about the sport.

Did 'Talking Snooker' provide predictions for upcoming snooker matches?

Yes, 'Talking Snooker' often provided predictions and analysis for upcoming snooker matches, giving fans an insight into the potential outcomes.

Did 'Talking Snooker' feature any memorable moments or bloopers?

Yes, 'Talking Snooker' had its fair share of memorable moments and bloopers, adding a touch of humor to the show.

Did 'Talking Snooker' have a segment dedicated to snooker history?

Yes, 'Talking Snooker' occasionally dedicated segments to exploring snooker's rich history, showcasing iconic players and memorable matches.

Did 'Talking Snooker' have a companion podcast?

Yes, 'Talking Snooker' had a companion podcast where fans could listen to extended discussions and interviews related to the show.

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