They Think It's All Over - Season 13

Season 13
Episodes

Ronnie O'Sullivan, Steve Davis and Mike Gatting
Steve Davis stood in for Gary as team captain for this episode.

Matthew Pinsent, Damon Hill, Steve Davis and Beverley Turner
Both team captains were unavailable for this episode, so Matthew Pinsent stood in for David and Steve Davis stood in for Gary.

Matthew Pinsent, John Francome, Steve Davis and Jo Brand
Both team captains were unavailable for this episode, so Matthew Pinsent stood in for David & Steve Davis stood in for Gary.

Ulrika Jonsson, Linford Christie and Phil Tufnell
Linford Christie stood in for Gary as team captain for this episode.

Kevin Flynn and James Cracknell

Mick McCarthy and Suggs

Frank Maloney and Dominic Holland

Barry Davies and Junior Simpson
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