Don't Ask Me Ask Britain. Image shows from L to R: Frank Skinner, Alexander Armstrong, Jonathan Ross
Don't Ask Me Ask Britain
- TV panel show
- ITV1
- 2017
- 6 episodes (1 series)
Interactive comedy game show series in which Alexander Armstrong, Jonathan Ross, Frank Skinner and guests try to guess the answers viewers are voting on via an app.
Episode menu
Series 1, Episode 2
This week's guests are actors Nina Wadia and Sheila Hancock.
Notes
Frank and Nadia won, 217 points to 179.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Tuesday 25th April 2017
- Time
- 8pm
- Channel
- ITV1
- Length
- 60 minutes
- Recorded
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- Tuesday 25th April 2017, 19:00 at The London Studios
Repeats
Show past repeats
Cast & crew
| Alexander Armstrong | Host / Presenter |
| Jonathan Ross | Team Captain |
| Frank Skinner | Team Captain |
| Sheila Hancock | Guest |
| Nina Wadia | Guest |
| Andrew Dawson (as Dawson Bros) | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Steve Dawson (as Dawson Bros) | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Tim Inman (as Dawson Bros) | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Jeremy Stevenson | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Rob Colley | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Liz Clare | Director |
| Niki Xenophontos | Producer |
| Mike Benson | Executive Producer |
| Warwick Banks | Executive Producer |
| Anna Coane | Senior Producer |
| Rob Kelly | Pre-Titles Producer |
| David Horner | Producer / Director OB |
| Julian Healy | Production Designer |
| Gurdip Mahal | Lighting Designer |
| Martyn Rourke | Lighting Designer |
| Marc Sylvan | Composer |
| Richard Jacques | Composer |
| Andy Alderslade | Pre-Titles DOP |
Press
Having shown with Five Gold Rings that playalong apps can modernise gameshows, ITV now tries a riskier version of the tactic with a panel game. Jonathan Ross and Frank Skinner lead teams second-guessing how the public will vote on moral and political dilemmas; it's live, with host Alexander Armstrong reporting results gleaned from viewers prodding their devices at home. Will any questions test how xenophobic the audience is?
Jack Seale, The Guardian, 25th April 2017