The Weakest Link - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Strictly Special
Romesh Ranganathan hosts as Strictly stars Karen Hauer, Kai Widdrington, Amy Dowden, Dan Walker, Jayde Adams, Max George, Rhys Stephenson and Joanne Clifton compete to win £50,000 for charity.
Christmas Special
Romesh Ranganathan hosts as Natalie Cassidy, Ruby Wax, Sophie Willan, Wayne Sleep, John Thomson, Tasha Ghouri, Sam Nixon and Trevor Dion Nicholas try to win money for charity.
Daytime TV Special
Romesh Ranganathan hosts a daytime TV special in which Fern Britton, Owain Wyn Evans, Naga Munchetty, Charlie Stayt, Mr Motivator, Carol McGiffin, Diarmuid Gavin and Dr Punam Krishan try to win £50,000 for charity.
Episode 4
Romesh Ranganathan hosts as Susan Calman, Lawrence Chaney, Harry Pinero, James Argent, Mike Wozniak, OJ Borg, Sherrie Hewson and Raj Bisram try to win money for charity.
Food & Drink Special
Romesh Ranganathan hosts a food and drink special in which John Whaite, Rustie Lee, Chris Bavin, Peter Sawkins, Jane Dunn from Jane's Patisserie, Nick Nairn, Poppy O'Toole and Romy Gill try to win £50,000 for charity.
Episode 6
Romesh Ranganathan hosts as Gareth Malone, Brian McFadden, Sam Thompson, Sindhu Vee, Desiree Burch, Lee Mead, Kiri Pritchard-McLean and Lauren Steadman try to win £50,000 for charity.
Eurovision Song Contest Special
A Eurovision special featuring Duncan James, Cheryl Baker, Sonia, Scott Mills, Tia Kofi, Lauren Layfield, Kate Robbins and Sarah Cawood.
New Year's Eve Special
Romesh Ranganathan hosts a New Year's Eve special featuring celebrity contestants AJ Odudu, David Haye, Claire Richards, Debbie McGee, Chris McCausland, Paul Chuckle, Tom Rosenthal and Jessica Knappett.
Episode 9
Romesh Ranganathan hosts as John Robins, James Haskell, Bobby Seagull, Amanda Abbington, Sarah Kendall, Des Clarke, Yinka Bokinni and Su Pollard try to bank money for charity.
Episode 10
Romesh Ranganathan hosts as Kirsty Wark, Nihal Arthanayake, John Barnes, Nick Hewer, Charlie Hedges, Lou Sanders, James Stewart and Stephen Bailey try to win £50,000 for charity.
Episode 11
Romesh Ranganathan hosts as celebrity athletes Aimee Fuller, Iwan Thomas, Carlton Cole, Ryan Sidebottom, Kadeena Cox, Perri Shakes-Drayton, Pamela Cookey and Phil Vickery try to win £50,000 for charity.
Episode 12
Romesh Ranganathan hosts as Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, Pete Wicks, Danny Miller, Amber Rose Gill, Jenny Eclair, Laurie Brett, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Liv Cooke try to win money for charity.
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