Come Dine with Me

Come Dine With Me
Genre	Cooking
Created by	Peter Crouch
Directed by	Various
Narrated by	Dave Lamb
Theme music composer	Patrick Duffin; Nick Crofts
Country of origin	United Kingdom
Original language(s)	English
No. of series	41
No. of episodes	1,647
Production
Executive producer(s)	David Sayer
Producer(s)	Martin Dance
Running time	30 minutes (Daytime); 60 minutes (Primetime)
Production company(s)	ITV Studios (Granada)[1]; Shiver Productions
Distributor	Channel 4; ITV Studios
Release
Original network	Channel 4
Picture format	576i 16:9 (SDTV); (2005–2008); 1080i 16:9 (HDTV); (2008–present)
Audio format	Stereo ; (2005-08); Dolby Digital 5.1 ; (2008–present)
Original release	10 January 2005 – present
Chronology
Related shows	Come Date with Me
External links
	Website

Come Dine with Me is a popular Channel 4 cooking programme shown in the United Kingdom. It was produced by ITV Studios (formerly known as Granada) until 2013, when Shiver Productions took over. First broadcast in January 2005, the show has either four or five amateur chefs competing against each other hosting a dinner party for the other contestants. Each competitor then rates the host's performance with the winner winning a £1,000 cash prize which is announced by the competitor who hosted the dinner party on Friday. An element of comedy is added to the show through comedian Dave Lamb, who provides a dry and bitingly sarcastic narration.^[2]

The format has been franchised internationally by many other broadcasters throughout the world.

International broadcasts

As well as being repeated on Channel 4, their sister channel More4 also regularly broadcasts past episodes on weekday afternoons, Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons, with all five programmes from a week shown consecutively in a block. Episodes from the first series are also regularly shown on Discovery Real Time, DMAX UK, Discovery Travel & Living, and Discovery Home & Health.

The programme is shown:

in Australia on LifeStyle Food channel and Nine Life
in Canada on the W Network
in New Zealand on TVNZ 1 and Food Television
in the United States on BBC America
in Ireland on TV3
in Italy on La7
on Manoto, a Persian language channel for Iranian and Persian viewers
in Scandinavia and Poland on BBC Lifestyle
in Germany on VOX (Das Perfekte Dinner)
in South Africa on BBC Lifestyle and BBC Entertainment
in Belgium on Vier (Komen Eten)

Derivative formats

On 21 March 2007 it was announced that rival broadcaster ITV1 had commissioned a new daytime programme, House Guest from Granada Productions, a part of the same company which also produces Come Dine With Me.^[3] The format for House Guest is very similar to that of Come Dine With Me, in that several contestants visit each other's houses over a week, in which they host dinner parties and grade each other out of 10 in private, even the scoreboard layout is the same. The difference is that in House Guest, guests 'draw toothbrushes' to see who will stay overnight at the host's house, to judge their hospitality skills, awarding them a separate grade. It only lasted for one series.

Another show from ITV which was extremely similar to the format of Come Dine with Me was May the Best House Win, with the only real difference being that there was no meal served, contestants instead rating each other on things such as cleanliness, comfort and hospitality. Both shows involved four contestants, both carried a £1,000 prize and both had a sarcastic voice-over during proceedings.

International versions

Region/Country	Local title	Title translation	Network	Premiere Year
Australia	Come Dine with Me Australia	N/A	Lifestyle Channel	2010^[4]
Belgium	Komen Eten	Dinner's Ready (or "come eat")	VijfTV/VT4/VIER	2009
Brazil	Jogo de Panelas	Set (or Game) of Pans	TV Globo	2012
Bulgaria	Черешката на тортата Chereshkata na tortata	The icing on the cake	Nova	2011
Canada	Come Dine with Me Canada	N/A	W	2010
Chile	La Divina Comida	The Divine Dinner	Chilevisión	2016^[5]
Croatia	Večera za 5	Dinner for 5	RTL Televizija	2007
Czech Republic	Prostřeno!	Spread!	Prima TV	2010
Estonia	Õhtusöök viiele	Dinner for five	TV3	2010
Denmark	Til middag hos...	Dinner with...	TV3	2010
Denmark	4-Stjernes Middag	4-Star Dinner	Kanal 5	2010
Finland	Arvostele mun illallinen Suomessa	Rate My Dinner in Finland	LIV	2011
France	Un Dîner Presque Parfait	An Almost Perfect Dinner	M6	2008
Germany	Das Perfekte Dinner	The Perfect Dinner	VOX	2006
Greece	Κάτι ψήνεται Kati Psinete	Something's Cooking	Alpha TV	2009
Hungary	Vacsoracsata	Dinner Battle	RTL Klub	2008
Hungary	Hal a tortán	Fish on the Cake	TV2	2008
India	Welcome – Baazi Mehmaan Nawazi Ki	Welcome – Challenge to be the best Host	Life OK	2013
Iran	بفرمائید شام Befarmayid Sham	Come for Dinner	Manoto	2010^[6]
Ireland	Come Dine with Me	N/A	TV3	2011^[7]
Israel	בואו לאכול איתי Bo'u Le'ekhol Iti	Come Eat with Me	Channel 1	2011^[8]
Italy	A cena da me	At dinner with me	LA7	2016
Latvia	Gandrīz Ideālas Vakariņas	An Almost Perfect Dinner	TV3	2011
Lithuania	Kviečiu Vakarienės	Invite for Dinner	BTV	2011
Malaysia	Jom Makan Dengan Saya	Come Eat With Me	Real Time	2008
Netherlands	Smaken Verschillen	Tastes Differ	Net 5
New Zealand	Come Dine with Me New Zealand	N/A	TV3	2015
Norway	4-stjerners middag halv åtte	4-Star Dinner At 7:30	TVNorge	2009
Norway	Celebert selskap	Eight O'clock At My Place	TV3
Poland	Ugotowani	Cooked	TVN	2010
Quebec	Un Souper Presque Parfait	An Almost Perfect Dinner	V	2010^[9]
Russia	Званый ужин Zvanyy uzhin	Soiree	REN	2006
Serbia	Dođi na večeru	Come to Dinner	Prva	2010
Slovakia	Bez servítky	Without a napkin	TV Markíza	2009
South Africa	Come Dine With Me South Africa	N/A	BBC Entertainment	2011-2014
Spain	Ven a Cenar Conmigo	Come Dine With Me	Antena 3	2008
Spain	Ven a Cenar Conmigo	Come Dine With Me	Cuatro	2017-2018
Sweden	Halv åtta hos mig	Half Past Seven At My Place	TV4	2008
Switzerland	Swiss Dinner	N/A	TeleZüri	2010
Turkey	Yemekteyiz	We Are Eating In	TV8	2009
Ukraine	Звана вечеря Zvana vecheriya	Dinner party	STB	2007-2008, 2013
United States	Dinner Takes All	N/A	TLC	2006
United States	Come Dine with Me	N/A	Lifetime	2013^[10]

Episode guide

Series	Episodes	Premiere	Finale
1	20	10 January 2005	4 February 2005
2	45	12 September 2005	19 September 2008
3	70	24 July 2006	8 September 2008
4	1	22 December 2006
5	13	8 January 2007	2 April 2007
6	23	10 April 2008	10 May 2009
7	50	19 January 2009	25 January 2010

Series 1: Daytime

Episodes	Premiere	Finale	Location	Contestants
1–5	10 January 2005^[11]	14 January 2005^[12]	Stoke	Jane Bagley	Sarah Adams-Lipa	Tricia Martin	Lesley Blood	Father Brian Williams
6–10	17 January 2005^[13]	21 January 2005^[14]	London	Moona Messamri	Bruce Mainwaring	Pauline Morrison	Michael O'Keeffe	Belinda Taylor
11–15	24 January 2005^[15]	28 January 2005^[16]	Leeds	Vera Liburd	Stuart Moss	Craig McAlpine	Pippa Hudson	Paul Ulett
16–20	31 January 2005^[17]	4 February 2005^[18]	London	Jane Furlong	David Thomas	Sarah Donohue	Rocky Scott	Paul Martin

Series 2: Daytime

Series 2 premiered on 12 September 2005 with the first Celebrity Come Dine with Me.

The episode shown in Bristol was not shown during the original run but first aired in 2007. Two years later than the premiere of series two, and a year after the premiere of series three. This episode premiered on LifeStyle FOOD in Australia the week of 21 to 25 August 2006 as part of the second series.

Gloucester was also not shown during the original run but first aired in 2008. Three years later than the premiere of series two, several months after series four had aired, and after a run of held over episodes from series three. This episode premiered on LifeStyle FOOD in Australia the week of 4 to 8 September 2006 as part of the second series.

Both of these episodes are seen as series 2 on the official Come Dine with Me website from Channel 4.

Episodes	Premiere	Finale	Location	Contestants
1–5	12 September 2005^[19]	16 September 2005^[20]	Celebrity	Ben de Lisi	Mica Paris	Ulrika Jonsson	Helen Lederer	David Quantick
6–10	19 September 2005^[21]	23 September 2005^[22]	Essex	Jane Phillips Martin	June Tedaldi	Kevin Reynolds	Keeley Lawrence	Amanda Swanwick-Aharoni
11–15	26 September 2005^[23]	30 September 2005^[24]	Doncaster	Neena Rainey	Katherine Taylor	Steve Clift	Danny Churchill	Rosslyn Thompson
16–20	3 October 2005^[25]	7 October 2005^[26]	Brighton	Margaret O'Loughlin	Julia John	Paula Pearson	Nathalie Clarke	Melinda Padley
21–25	10 October 2005^[27]	14 October 2005^[28]	Glasgow	Aileen Dunn	Paul Lydon	Christine Thornton	Sharon Eaton	Ishrat Gazala
26–30	17 October 2005^[29]	21 October 2005^[30]	Nottingham	Karen Cullen	Gordon Todd	Jenny Cross	Jarrod Pepper	Sam Hughes
31–35	24 October 2005^[31]	28 October 2005^[32]	London	Isabelle Goldstein	Chris D'Sylva	Bill Buckley	Jacqueline Gill	Serena Wilson
36–40	10 September 2007^[33]	14 September 2007^[34]	Bristol	Nick Needs	Rachel Hodgson	Ronnie Masters	Clive Bromhall	Chyna Warren
41–45	15 September 2008	19 September 2008	Gloucester	Tim Small	Richenda Hines	Pat Shepherd	Nick Cooper	Kat McLeod

In the episode held in London, contestant Isabelle Goldstein gave low scores to other competitors to improve her own chances of winning. The show's producers instructed her to re-mark her scores or risk being disqualified. Goldstein gave new scores and, having been in first place with 28 points, finished second to fellow contestant Bill Buckley.

Series 3: Daytime

The third series premiered in the summer of 2006. As with the second series the first week featured celebrities. The first five weeks aired on weekdays at 4:30pm while Deal or No Deal took a summer break. After a one-week absence it then returned for a further three weeks at 4:15pm. The remaining programmes from the series were held back and aired sporadically during 2007 and even as late as September 2008.

Manchester, Birmingham and Kent were not shown during the original run but first aired in 2008, two years later than the premiere of series three and a few months after series four had aired.

Episodes	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1–5	24 July 2006	Celebrity	Rowland Rivron	Linda Robson	Anneka Rice	Toby Young	Aggie MacKenzie
6–10	31 July 2006	Liverpool (Merseyside)	Terry White	Dan Redfern	Niki O'Leary	Ian Cook	Margaret Twemlow
11–15	7 August 2006	Edinburgh	Tracy Dobbie	Paul Dwyer	Tanya Williams	James Gammie	Jennifer Crosbie
16–20	14 August 2006	London	Linda Shanson	Jonathan Norris	Patricia Varley	John Santamaria	Richard Whitaker
21–25	21 August 2006	Derby	Julia Knight	Graham Fox	Patsy Sewell-Mwamba	Michele Cooper	Danny Fletcher
26–30	4 September 2006	Belfast	Rosemary McLoughlin	Marty Henderson	Colin McAllister	Jon Cross	Caroline Teeling
31–35	11 September 2006	Cambridge	Rachel Tooher-Rudd	Gael Norris	Phil Webb	Simone Breneis	Carolyn Tycer
36–40	18 September 2006	Ayr	Maureen McKissock	Elaine Munro	Forbes Robertson	Lizzy McCubbin	Sarah Pickering
41–45	1 January 2007	Swansea	David Murray	Ernest Lemonheigh	Sue Thomas	Karen Perry	Heather Skipper
46–50	3 September 2007	Cheshire	Nicola Noblet	Katie Noden	Edward Davies	Jan Burrows	Howard Yuill
51–55	31 December 2007	Cardiff	Suzanne Green	Annette Howard	Jim Blythe	Charlie Balch	Jane Lloyd
56–60	25 August 2008	Manchester	Carlos Buller	Susan Brickell	Dan Cumberland	Karen Oulton	Stuart Burke
61–65	1 September 2008	Birmingham	Nicola Bennett	Ian Harvey	Amanda Kelman	Wayne Starr	Suzie Allen
66–70	8 September 2008	Kent	Tanya Jay	Trevor Smith	Allen Brockington	Zoë Mortlock	Steven Parks

Series 4: Primetime

An hour-long primetime Christmas special was also produced during the middle of the series, using a slightly different format to suit the shorter timeslot. Only four contestants took part with each making a separate course for the dinner: starter, fish course, main course, and dessert. After each course the person cooking the next part of the meal would leave to complete their dish at home, which had been prepared earlier, before being joined by the other guests.

Week	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	22 December 2006	York 1	Rosie Sheppard	Wayne Coyle	Peter Plaskitt	Maria Greenhough

Series 5: Extra Portions

Series 5 consists of re-edited versions of the daytime episodes, to a single primetime episode. So for a usual shows of 22-24mins with 5 contestants in daytime slots, the episodes were joined and re-edited, with footage being cut, to become a single episode of 62–63 minutes long.

Week	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	8 January 2007	Celebrity	Rowland Rivron	Linda Robson	Anneka Rice	Toby Young	Aggie MacKenzie
2	15 January 2007	Merseyside	Terry White	Dan Redfern	Niki O'Leary	Ian Cook	Margaret Twemlow
3	22 January 2007	Belfast	Rosemary McLoughlin	Marty Henderson	Colin McAllister	Jon Cross	Caroline Teeling
4	29 January 2007	Edinburgh	Tracy Dobbie	Paul Dwyer	Tanya Williams	James Gammie	Jennifer Crosbie
5	5 February 2007	London	Linda Shanson	Jonathon Norris	Patricia Varley	John Santamaria	Richard Whitaker
6	12 February 2007	Brighton	Margaret O'Loughlin	Julia John	Paula Pearson	Nathalie Clarke	Melinda Padley
7	19 February 2007	Cambridge	Rachel Tooher-Rudd	Gael Norris	Phill Webb	Simone Breneis	Carolyn Tycer
8	26 February 2007	Derby	Julia Knight	Graham Fox	Patsy Sewell-Mwamba	Michele Cooper	Danny Fletcher
9	5 March 2007	Glasgow	Aileen Dunn	Paul Lydon	Christine Thornton	Sharon Eaton	Ishrat Gazala
10	12 March 2007	London	Isabelle Goldstein	Chris D'Sylva	Bill Buckley	Jacqueline Gill	Serena Wilson
11	19 March 2007	Ayr	Maureen McKissock	Elaine Munro	Forbes Robertson	Lizzy McCubbin	Sarah Pickering
12	26 March 2007	Nottingham	Karen Cullen	Gordon Todd	Jenny Cross	Jarrod Pepper	Sam Hughes
13	2 April 2007	Swansea	David Murray	Ernest Lemonheigh	Sue Thomas	Karen Perry	Heather Skipper

Series 6: Primetime

In late 2007 Channel 4 announced on their website that they would be producing a fourth series for 2008 and issued an appeal for contestants living in Bath, Newcastle, Oxford, Exeter, the Fylde Coast, and Shropshire.^[35] Unlike previous series it would be aired in primetime and only feature four guests so that it could be aired as a single weekly hour-long episode. It is alternately titled "Come Dine with Me All in One" (as it is listed on the Channel 4 website). In episode 22, Lee Pritchett received a record breaking low score (for 4 contestants) of 7, obtaining scores of 3, 3 and 1.

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	10 April 2008	Celebrity	Jonathan Ansell	Lynsey de Paul	Tamara Beckwith	MC Harvey
2	17 April 2008	Newcastle upon Tyne	Lee Eley	Brian Moore	Rebecca Hambly	Brenda Mallam
3	24 April 2008	Coventry	James Payley	Vera Phillips Griffith	Jon Bramley	Marie Hughes-Price
4	1 May 2008	Bournemouth	Claudette Brady	Sonia Peck	James Dean	Clive Page
5	8 May 2008	Newport	Nick Payne	Tony Wardle	Sam Mallet	Jan Taylor
6	15 May 2008	Sheffield	Susanne Bell	Chris Crossly	Hazel Glossop	Ollie Baxter
7	22 May 2008	Oxfordshire	Greg Miller	Juliette Harbutt	Adish Vadible	Tom Smith
8	29 May 2008	Bath	Sarah Hillman	Symon Goddard Palmer	Adrian Dando	Annie Todd
9	5 June 2008	Glasgow	Wendy Ockrim	Jane Morton	Mabel Wong	Benito Gundin
10	12 June 2008	Exeter	Karen Bretagne	Deborah Custance-Baker	Sarah Corbett	Darren Frame
11	19 June 2008	Norwich	Zara Davies	David Knight	Seamus Farrelly	Wendy Holdsworth
12	17 September 2008	Celebrity	Linda Barker	Lee Ryan	Michelle Heaton	Peter Stringfellow
13	14 November 2008	Celebrity	Nancy Sorrell	Caprice Bourret	Nicky Clarke	Jimmy Osmond
14	21 November 2008	Aberdeen	Amanda Westlake	Rick Breckenridge	Laura Rojales	Robert (Bob) Calder
15	28 November 2008	East Yorkshire	Wendy Spencer	Andrew Smith	Sandra Brooks	John Beachell
16	4 December 2008	Plymouth	Natalie Jaspers	Carla Wisdom Grey	David Martin	Sharron Robbie
17	11 December 2008	Blackburn	Kelly Barlow	Steve Burns	Michelle Brandon	Stephen Mahon
18	18 December 2008	Royal Berkshire	Helen Kent	Tony Byrd	Fred Wilkinson	Sarah Lewis
19	1 March 2009	Swindon	Annette Storey	Imelda Smith	Sarah Louise Moore	Mark Farrow
10	15 March 2009	Southampton	Amy Lovett	Danielle Merrick	Eleanor Williamson	Elizabeth Grana Priego
21	12 April 2009	Blackpool	Liam Bird	Andrea Maddox	Simon Green	Cass Walia
22	3 May 2009	Wolverhampton	Farida Khalifa	Natalie Middleton	Lee Pritchett	Michael Brett
23	10 May 2009	Luton	Alison Balfour-Lynn	Luigi Muscella	Martin Palmer	Noorani Williamson

Series 7: Daytime

Episodes	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1–5	19 January 2009	Portsmouth	Kate Hibbert	Lee Stafford	Maria Wilkinson	Sheena Ives	Lynne Derry
6–10	26 January 2009	Surrey (Guildford)	Mike Aldous	Amanda Keeling	Maggie Thompson	Rachel Underwood	Terry Gallagher
11–15	2 February 2009	South London	Judi Lembke	Lisa Connell	Peter Rixham	Moni Bharij	Matthew Baker
16–20	9 February 2009	Bradford	Jane Longhurst	Khaliver Ashrafi	Nigel Beaumont	Theresa Walsh	Stuart Hudson
21–25	16 February 2009	Leicester	Sue Massey	Liam Reid	Ria Thomas	Russell Dunmore	Stephanie Heimer
26–30	1 June 2009	Ipswich	Zoë Condom	Barry Davis	Angie Robertson	Lisa Quinton	Gerard King
31–35	8 June 2009	Manchester 2	Dave Wheeler	Matthew Nichols	Jane Bates	Shaida Shipping	Chris Brady
36–40	31 August 2009	Dundee	Tara Tasker	Francis Glancy	Laura Cunningham	Jimmy Fox	Adam Smith
41–45	7 September 2009	Sunderland	Tony Griffiths	Bernice Saltzer	Ashley Hughes	Anthony Merton-Smith	Roy Ledger
46–50	25 January 2010	Preston	Nigel Evans	Valerie Holliday	Bernard Dorsett	Dawn Barry (deceased)^[36]	Paul Morris

Series 8: Extra Portions

Series 8 consists of re-edited versions of the hour long, prime-time episodes, to the daily format of separate episodes. So for a usual show of 48mins with 4 contestants in a prime-time slot, the episodes were re-edited, with more footage being added, to become 4 separate episodes, shown over either 4 days or all on a single day, each being the usual 22–24 minutes each.

Episodes	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1–4	13 July 2009	Aberdeen	Amanda Westlake	Rick Breckenridge	Laura Rojales	Robert (Bob) Calder
5–8	22 March 2010	Luton	Alison Balfour-Lynn	Luigi Muscella	Martin Palmer	Noorani Williamson
9–12	1 March 2010	Blackburn	Kelly Barlow	Steve Burns	Michelle Brandon	Steven Mahon
13–16	20 July 2009	Celebrity	Linda Barker	Lee Ryan	Michelle Heaton	Peter Stringfellow
17–20	8 March 2010	Royal Berkshire	Helen Kent	Tony Byrd	Fred Wilkinson	Sarah Lewis
21–24	22 December 2008	Bournemouth	Claudette Brady	Sonia Peck	James Dean	Clive Page
25-28	24 December 2008	Devon	Karen Bretagne	Deborah Custance-Baker	Sarah Corbett	Darren Frame
29–32	7 January 2009	Norwich	Zara Davies	David Knight	Seamus Farrelly	Wendy Holdsworth
33–36	5 January 2009	Newcastle	Lee Eley	Brian Moore	Rebecca Hambly	Brenda Mallam
37–40	27 July 2009	East Yorkshire	Wendy Spencer	Andrew Smith	Sandra Brooks	John Beachell
41–44	6 January 2009	Sheffield	Susanne Bell	Chris Crossley	Hazel Glossop	Ollie Baxter
45–48	6 July 2009	Celebrity	Jonathan Ansell	Lynsey de Paul	Tamara Beckwith	MC Harvey
49–52	5 August 2009	Plymouth	Natalie Jaspers	Carla Wisdom Grey	David Martin	Sharron Robbie
53–56	16 December 2009	Blackpool	Liam Bird	Andrea Maddox	Simon Green	Cass Walia
57–60	23 December 2009	Newport	Nick Payne	Tony Wardle	Sam Mallet	Jan Taylor
65–68	9 January 2009	Coventry	James Payley	Vera Phillips Griffith	Jon Bramley	Marie Hughes-Price
69–72	3 August 2009	Celebrity	Nancy Sorrell	Caprice Bourret	Nicky Clarke	Jimmy Osmond
73–76	8 January 2009	Bath	Sarah Hillman	Symon Goddard Palmer	Adrian Dando	Annie Todd
77–80	6 August 2009	Glasgow	Wendy Ockrim	Jane Morton	Mabel Wong	Benito Gundin
81–84	13 August 2009	Wolverhampton	Farida Khalifa	Natalie Middleton	Lee Pritchett	Michael Brett
85–88	12 August 2009	Oxford	Greg Miller	Juliet Harbutt	Adish Vadivale	Tom Smith
89–92	4 August 2009	West Yorkshire	Ben Huckerby	Linda Lennon	Jon Wiltshire	Jo Mills

Series 9: Daytime

The daytime episodes from series 9 were held back and aired sporadically throughout 2009 and even into the start of 2010, filling gaps in blocks of repeats and later runs of the show. The channel 4 website still classes all these episodes as series 5.

Episodes	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1–5	25 May 2009	West London	Greg Basire	Hugo Preece	Sabrina Ghayour	Amii van Amerongen	Thoby Young
6–10	18 January 2010	Bolton	Yvonne Hurst	Mark Hogg	Kate Mayers	Paul Davies	Sarah Rothwell
11–15	12 January 2009	Celebrity 3	Rodney Marsh	Lesley Joseph	Paul Ross	Abi Titmuss	Linda Lusardi
16–20	27 September 2010	Glasgow	Sonia Scott Mackay	Ian Black	Natalie Morrison	Scott Borthwick	Helen Hancock
21–25	14 September 2009	Northampton	Kirsty Frior	William Henry	Jenna Smith	Angela Parker	Alex Soulsby
26–30	24 August 2009	Swansea	Sharon Craig	Annie Haden	Nick Madge	Samira Mohammed	Colin Consterdine
31–35	1 February 2010	Halifax	Leilani Ting	Caroline Blackburn	Edward Oliver	Diana Swales-Pickering	Steve Roberts
36–40	15 June 2009	Torbay	Gavin Dyer	Alison Deer	David Ward	Patrick Walker	Carol Sylvester
41–45	11 January 2010	Basingstoke	Gill Buley	Sophie Branfield	Richard Carpenter	Gabrielle Hennig (deceased)^[37]	Spencer Uren (deceased)
46–50	8 February 2010	South Yorkshire	Alison Murrie	Toni Morgan	Mark Hannigan	Gary Holden	Kerry Lloyd

During filming of the Basingstoke edition, Spencer Uren told his fellow contestants that his sister had cancer and that, if he won the competition, he would be donating the £2000 prize money to the hospital that was treating her. Shortly after filming, Uren was himself diagnosed with cancer and died after a short battle with the disease. The episode in which Uren cooks was dedicated to him.^[38]

His fellow contestant Gill Buley, with the support of Gabrielle Hennig and Richard Carpenter, started a charity, Come Dine For Spencer,^[39] to raise money for the hospital that treated him, Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital.^[40]

Series 10: Primetime

A third primetime series began airing on Sundays at 8pm from 15 February. There was an episode aired on 22 March, however it was a repeat of the Coventry episode from series 4a.

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	8 March 2009	West Yorkshire	Ben Huckerby	Linda Lennon	Jon Wiltshire	Jo Mills
2	5 April 2009	Teesside	Wayne Allen	Michele Small	Jayne Laverick	Dave Fishlock
3	29 March 2009	Huddersfield	Christine Wright	Neil Hemingway	Matt Buckingham	Laura Seeley
4	19 April 2009	Birmingham 2	Claudine Stevens	Katie Smith	Kishor Paw	Mike Olley
5	17 May 2009	Bristol 2	Sarah Harris	Craig Lockett	Kieron Allan	Angelique Bernatschke
6	26 November 2010	Wrexham	Maria Wynne	Steve Housego	James Stevens	Nadine Leese
7	22 February 2009	Celebrity Special	Raef Bjayou	Chris Ellison	Michelle Gayle	Lynne Franks
8	15 February 2009	Celebrity Special	Julia Bradbury	Philip Olivier	Edwina Currie	Christopher Biggins
9	25 April 2010	Belfast	Nick Cann	Nikki Fisher	Donal Kelly	Jacqueline McGarry
10	26 April 2009	Isle of Wight	Charlotte Barton-Hoare	Michael Coombes	Steve Morris	Mandy Gale
11	24 May 2009	Croydon	Christian Viola	Lulu Williams	Theo Liasi	Angelique Woolston

Series 11: Primetime

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	20 September 2009	Celebrity Special	Bobby Davro	Laila Morse	Dane Bowers	Dani Behr
2	27 September 2009	Manchester 3	Stuart Donnelly	Angela Daly	Josh Steiner	Rachel Vose
3	4 October 2009	North London	Nicole Ganz	Harry Ioannaou	Bindi Holding	Nir Zamek
4	25 October 2009	Macclesfield	Dave Freel	Tina Panayi	Simon Wright	Veronica O'Connor
5	11 October 2009	Liverpool 2	Lyndsey Halligan	Paul Owen	Ray Parry	Valerie Watson
6	6 December 2009	Swale Estuary	Katie Reynolds-Dobbs	Dan Bowman	Claire Wood	Stuart Richards
7	15 November 2009	Milton Keynes	Beverley Darlow	Mike Robinson	Eliana Amato	Mark Francke
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9	29 November 2009	Colchester	Helen Cruickshank	Jo Lueck	Michael Simpson	Paul Lancaster
10	9 Nov 2012	Kingston upon Thames	Carly Baker	Lisa Hughes	Simon Levene	Philip Gwott
11	13 June 2010	Taunton	Sally Jago	Richard Smith	Nikki Neave	Paula McShane
12	8 October 2010	Shropshire	Andrea Claydon	Wayne Hinds	Robina Hooper	Kev Duffy
13	5 November 2010	Vale of Glamorgan (Penarth, Barry and Lisvane)	Perry Thomas	Jules Bywater-Lees	Judy Mancuso	Liz Beckerley
14	18 April 2010	Brighton	Kat Van De Peer	Adam Baker	Sam Matthews	Jason Sutton
15	18 October 2009	Edinburgh	Coranne Denham	Gordon Davidson	Jacquie Sandison	Terry Morton
16	1 November 2009	Celebrity Special	Yvette Fielding	Natasha Hamilton	Roy Walker	Bruce Jones
17	8 November 2009	York 2	Claire Baron	Chris Bush	Famida Wilson	Andy Swales
18	16 May 2010	Nottingham	Jackie Mather	Keri Lever	Peter Saunder	Simeon Hartwig
30	27 June 2010	Derby	Gareth Walton	Kellan Dalton	Serena Gilzean-Hughes	Peter McManus

Series 12: Extra Portions

Series 12 consists of re-edited versions of the hour long, prime-time episodes, to the daily format of separate episodes. So for a usual show of 48mins with 4 contestants in a prime-time slot, the episodes were re-edited, with more footage being added, to become 4 separate episodes, shown over either 4 days or all on a single day, each being the usual 22–24 minutes each.

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1–4	8 October 2012	Wrexham	Maria Wynne	Steve Housego	James Stevens	Nadine Leese
5–8	7 August 2009	Huddersfield	Christine Wright	Neil Hemmingway	Matt Buckingham	Laura Seeley
9–12	10 August 2009	Celebrity Special	Julia Bradbury	Philip Olivier	Edwina Currie	Christopher Biggins
13–16	15 February 2010	Celebrity Special	Raef Bjayou	Chris Ellison	Michelle Gayle	Lynne Franks
17–20	12 April 2010	Birmingham	Claudine Stevens	Katie Smith	Kishor Paw	Mike Olley
21–24	11 August 2009	Teesside	Wayne Allen	Michele Small	Jayne Laverick	Dave Fishlock
25–28	11 September 2012	Belfast	Nick Cann	Nikki Fisher	Donal Kelly	Jacqueline McGarry
29–32	17 August 2009	Bristol	Sarah Harris	Craig Lockett	Kieron Allan	Angelique Bernatschke
33–36	12 September 2012	Croydon	Christian Viola	Lulu Williams	Theo Liasi	Angelique Woosten
37–40	14 August 2009	Isle of Wight	Charlotte Barton-Hoare	Michael Coombes	Steve Morris	Mandy Gale
41–44	19 April 2010	North Kent	Katie Reynolds-Dobbs	Dan Bowman	Claire Wood	Stuart Richards
45–48	13 September 2012	Milton Keynes	Mark Francke	Mike Robinson	Eleana Amato	Bev Darlow
49–52	14 September 2012	Derby	Gareth Walton	Kellan Dalton	Serena Gilzean-Hughes	Peter McManus
53–56	29 March 2010	North London	Nicole Ganz	Harry Ioannaou	Bindi Holding	Nir Zamek
57–60	17 September 2012	Nottingham	Simeon Hartwig	Peter Saunders	Keri Lever	Jackie Mather
61–64	18 September 2012	Macclesfield	Dave Freel	Tina Panayi	Simon Wright	Veronica O'Connor
65–68	19 September 2012	Manchester	Stuart Donnelly	Angela Daley	Josh Steiner	Rachel Vose
69–72	22 February 2010	Liverpool	Ray Parry	Valerie Watson	Paul Owen	Lyndsey Halligan
73–76	20 September 2012	Colchester	Jo Lueck	Paul Lancaster	Michael Simpson	Helen Cruickshank
77–80	21 September 2012	Vale of Glamorgan	Perry Thomas	Jules Bywater-Lees	Judy Mancuso	Liz Beckerley
81–84	10 October 2012	Shropshire	Andrea Claydon	Wayne Hinds	Robina Hooper	Kev Duffy
85–88	26 October 2012	Celebrity	Bobby Davro	Laila Morse	Dane Bowers	Dani Behr
89–92	2 November 2012	Celebrity	Yvette Fielding	Natasha Hamilton	Roy Walker	Bruce Jones
93–96	15 March 2010	York	Claire Baron	Chris Bush	Famida Wilson	Andy Swales
97–100	9 October 2012	Taunton	Sally Jago	Richard Smith	Nikki Neave	Paula McShane
101–104	11 October 2012	Edinburgh	Jacquie Sandison	Coranne Denham	Gordon Davidson	Terry Morton

Series 13: Daytime

Episodes	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1–5	18 October 2010	Barnsley	Verene Farrell	Paul Hoyle	Christian Whitley-Mason	Milly Johnson	Phil Davies
6–10	20 September 2010	Bury	Juliet Eastham	Nikki Salt	James Perkin	Ali McKernan	Paula Skelton
11–15	6 September 2010	East London	Vicky Pengilley	Ryan Waters	Tim Sanderson	Sarah Angold	January Jones-Omatajo
16–20	11 October 2010	Warwick	Alexis Walmsley	Adam Kitchiner	Anthony Deas	Antonia Dallow	Lisa Merrell
21–25	30 August 2010	Brighton	Pasha du Valentine	John O'Sullivan	Melody Kane	Alistair James	Ana Jalais
26–30	13 September 2010	Peterborough	Parveen Ashraf	Shane Jackson	Carolle Barlow	Aly Nicholson	Ricky Dent

Series 14: Primetime

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	29 October 2010	Sheffield	Neale Gibson	Amanda Wong	Marshal Sutherland	Janine Fountain
2	11 April 2010	Cardiff	Jo Bird	Michelle Beare	Phil MacKenzie	Mark Perkin
3	21 March 2010	Dudley	Amanda Challenor	Ian Jones	Khakan Qureshi	Sophie Robbins
4	4 April 2010	North Somerset	Claire Monahan	David Elsmore	Graham Jones	Hayley Williams
5	28 March 2010	Cheltenham	Janice Neil	Vanessa Wegmann	Alex Arundell	Cathy Shilling
6	9 May 2010	Manchester	Audrey Gordon	Kristell Batard	Gerald Ashley	Jo Fearns
7	23 May 2010	South East London	Ita Egan	Jon Revell	Oliver Gillie	Terry Houliham
8	30 May 2010	Darlington	Dave Bell	Suzi Hunton	Neil Christey	Natalie Carter
9	31 January 2010	Celebrity Special	Donal MacIntyre	Javine Hylton	David Spinx	Jan Leeming
10	15 October 2010	North East Kent	Vanessa Boukharouba	John O'Connor	Scott Taylor	Annette Evans
11	17 September 2010	Southend	Louise Harris	Tracy Jones	Rob Hubbard	Zac Turner
12	20 June 2010	Stoke-on-Trent	Caroline Hickey	Linda Jackson	Jay Davies	Paul Condliffe
13	24 September 2010	Hertfordshire	Perry Jones	Amit Koshal	Kelly Hatt	Heath Reid
14	4 July 2010	Doncaster	Harinder Khela	Alison Tinsley	Sarah Well	Andrew Lloyd
15	14 March 2010	Celebrity Special	Claire Sweeney	Darren Day	Kim Woodburn	Tom O'Connor
16	1 October 2010	Grimsby	Jackie Critten	Phil Cowper	Shanelle Cutsforth	Chris Wood

Series 16: Primetime

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	22 December 2009	Celebrity Christmas Special	Hannah Waterman	Diarmuid Gavin	Sherrie Hewson	David Gest

Series 17: Primetime

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	9 June 2010	Footballers Special	Neil Ruddock	John Fashanu	Carlton Palmer	Frank Worthington

Series 18: Primetime

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	8 June 2010	WAGS Special	Nicola T	Chantelle Tagoe	Jessica Lawlor	Jude Cisse

Series 19: Primetime

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	6 May 2010	Election Special	Derek Hatton	Edwina Currie	Rod Liddle	Brian Paddick

Series 20: Primetime

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	23 May 2010	Game Show Host Special	Pat Sharp	Anthea Redfern	Jenny Powell	Michael Barrymore
2	15 July 2010	Celebrity Special	Janice Dickinson	Samantha Fox	Jeff Brazier	Calum Best
3	6 September 2010	Big Brother Special	Nadia Almada	Brian Belo	Sophie Reade	Brian Dowling
4	14 September 2010	Celebrity Special	Debbie McGee	Lembit Öpik	Iain Lee	Jodie Marsh
5	19 November 2010	Merseyside	Rick Vaughn	Kate MacDonald	Peter Worthington	Cathy Frost
6	3 December 2010	East Suffolk	Jo Jo Smith	Janet Gershlick	Paul Emery	Jim Godfrey
7	12 November 2010	Manchester	Mark Garner	Pascha Taylor	Jon Patullo	Jilly Fitzgerald
8	27 March 2011	North West London	Paresh Vara	Cherelle Welch	Alex Crow	Cathie Woolhouse
9	23 January 2011	East Lancashire	Carol Stinton	Jonny Kemp	Sue Hartley	Nick Holt
10	20 February 2011	Dorset	Harj Aujila	Brittany Sheridan	Shaun Jackson	Michael Psaradelli (deceased) ^[41]
11	13 March 2011	Walsall	Christian Woodall	Georgina Smith	Paul Wigfield	Jennifer Brack
12	20 March 2011	Nuneaton	Christian Wood	Tina Watson	Dean Foy	Lara Watson
13	22 October 2010	Soap Star Special	Brian Capron	Lorraine Chase	Adele Silva	James Redmond
14	13 February 2011	South Buckinghamshire	Nicholas Witherick	Lisa Bristow	Dale Evans	Annie Hearne
15	27 February 2011	Ayrshire	Patrick Dromgoole	Ann Hay	Jolyn Dewson	Craig Duffy
16	31 December 2010	Wakefield	Carly Smith	Gail Dudleston	Enzo Di Clemente	Neil Hardcastle
17	6 December 2010	Coronation Street Special	Julie Goodyear	Ken Morley	Tupele Dorgu	Philip Middlemiss
18	6 March 2011	North Lancashire	Rosie Rawsthorn	Linda Cottam	Johnny Pep	Anne Thompson
19	22 December 2010	Celebrity Christmas Special	Goldie	Susie Amy	Janet Ellis	Tony Christie
20	30 January 2011	West Lincolnshire	Jo Allen	Nigel Reid	Justin Hussey	Margaret Hope
21	24 April 2011	Southampton	Lucy Richmond	Jay Paul	Phil Whyte	Beverley Rees
22	6 February 2011	West Nottinghamshire	Lynn Negus	Dennis Nyama	Maria Beal	Pete Chaffe
23	10 April 2011	Swansea	Stephanie Morgan Thomas	Luke England	Ed Curnow	Helen Foley
24	3 April 2011	Worcester	Rosita Bowkat	Tania Jones	Tony James	Nicholas Clarke
25	17 April 2011	Bedford	Joanne Wilson	Franko Russo	Richard Haxell	Sam McCallum
26	10 January 2011	Celebrity Special	Diane Abbott	Terry Christian	Wayne Sleep	Danielle Lloyd
27	8 May 2011	North East London	Salvo Riggi	Brenda Gobine	Zed Kiazim	Amanda Hull
28	1 May 2011	South East Essex	Matthew Richmond-King	Kate Beesley	Simon Holdgate	Jane Bunting
29	17 June 2011	Harrogate	Emma Revis	Matthew Hetherington	Tim King	Alison Brierly
30	15 May 2011	Exeter	Geoff Green	Beka Platt	John G. Wills	Mandy Plumridge
31	29 May 2011	Leeds	Evelyn Friede	James Greenhalgh	Sarah Shafi	Nolan Kane
32	8 July 2011	Birmingham	Phil Gifford	Naomi Chamroo	Maddy Savitt	Randeep Sami
33	24 June 2011	Northampton	Billy McArthur	Michaela McQuade	Sarah Lester	Kevin Pawlowski
34	1 July 2011	Leicester	Erica Swithenbank	Ann-Marie Newland	Jamie Trainer	Pretesh Singadia
35	22 May 2011	Newcastle	Liz O'Sullivan	Julie Scullion	Ritu Nayyer	Mark Shields

Series 21: Daytime

Episodes	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1–5	4 October 2010	Manchester	Bessie Hilton	Giovanni Tondi	Jonathan Lomas	Alicia Coppola	Dennis Keighron-Foster
6–10	8 November 2010	Southend-on-sea	Adam Reed	Andie Todd	Colin Vidgeon	Kerry Tolliday	Scott Cooper
11–15	25 October 2010	South East London	Robert Johnston	Jennifer Joseph	Joe Kempster	Karen Hill	Majid Ravandi
16–20	1 November 2010	Hertfordshire	Amir Hezarah	Claire Diamond	Charles Maximilian Winnington Leftwich	Diane Mitham	Mel Steel
21–25	6 December 2010	Sheffield	Robin Lockwood	Rochelle Barrett	Donna Thomas	Mark Feakins	Sarah Roscoe
26–30	15 November 2010	Stoke	Tracey Durrant	Claire Crank	Rob McNamara	Michelle Minter	Matt Wilcox
31–35	22 November 2010	Birmingham	Denise Hendon	Daniella Lawler	Angela McFarlane	Elliot Jauncey	Jean-Benoit Berloux
36–40	29 November 2010	Bristol	Richard Hope-Hawkins	Laura Ford	Darryl Bullock	Zoe Kellaway	Andy Wright
41–45	13 December 2010	Edinburgh	Andy Daykin	Irena Magdolowic	Liz Grant	Michelle Lindsay	Toni Giugliano
46–50	7 February 2011	Doncaster	Zoe Prince	Martyn Bilby	Tracey Hewer	Signe Jase	Barry Hill

Series 22: Daytime

Although normal daytime episodes air Monday to Friday, the Cardiff episodes all aired consecutively on 22 January 2011.

Episodes	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1–5	17 January 2011	Kent	Lydia Jones	Marcello Marino	Donna Grieves	Anthony Wait	Chris Newbold
6–10	22 January 2011	Cardiff	Sophie Hunter-Brown	Huw Jones (deceased) ^[42]	Emma Nurse	Gina Goddard-Bell	Stewart Duff
11–15	24 January 2011	West London	Azzi Kalili	Steve Capel	Zae Greenwood	Emma Boardman Magliocchetti	Jane Welch
16–20	31 January 2011	Nottingham	Stephanie Hale	Alex Foster	Janice Overton	Brian Hodges	Barry Dickman
21–25	21 February 2011	Gloucestershire	Zac Kwintner	Gerry Hill	Kayleigh Hunt	Marc Harris	Ameena Cott
26–30	14 February 2011	Birmingham	April Richards	John Fennell	Vanessa Erigbogbo	Paz Thakrar	Toni Shukla
31–35	14 November 2011	Southampton	Anna Gibbons	Darren Miller	Greg Bell	Tasha Whyte	Bijal
36–40	28 February 2011	North London	Lola Oduba	Francesca Sawyer	Niyi	Joss Woolf	Boe Olaleye
41–45	21 March 2011	East Cheshire	Val Slater	Hazel Ardern	Nick Hawkins	Michelle Kenworthy	Zoe Miller
46–50	14 March 2011	West Lancashire	Ross Chapman	Lindsay Pulford	Chris Mosey	Louise Dee	Lorraine Rimmer
51–55	20 May 2011	Medway, Kent	Nina Gaskell	Laura Leibo	Esther Kennedy	Patrick Fysh	Michael Dodsworth
56–60	6 June 2011	Merseyside	Siobhan Parkinson	Ashley Burke	Jean-Jacques Silitto	Justin Sumner	Lin Rearden
61–65	4 July 2011	Middlesbrough	Dawn Griffiths	Ron Gordon	Kay Griffiths	Karena Serdecka	Paul Tidy
66–70	20 June 2011	Plymouth	Annie Wroe	Suzanne Hyde	Tony Wade	Sarah Joy	Charlie Brunel
71–75	13 June 2011	Hull	Sarita Robinson	Krystyna Stark	Dan Smith	Sarah Williams	Glenn Davison
76–80	27 June 2011	Coventry	Annierose Crone	Chris Tabor	Joanne Edwards	Tony Jackson	Michelle Russell
81–85	12 September 2011	Essex	Emma Parsons	Adam James	Lisa Styles	Hal Dervish	Diane Whittaker
86–90	11 July 2011	West Yorkshire	Bev Stewart	Adam Bolam-Peel	Rebecca Saunders	Philomena Golenya	Charlie Walker
91–95	29 August 2011	Leeds	Catherine Williams	Garth Kirsten-Landman	Sam Appleby	Louise Emmerson	Diane Jones
96–100	19 September 2011	Warrington	Geoff Carter	Stephen Robinson	Alison Davies	Emma Hoyle	Linda Weaver
101–105	5 September 2011	Wolverhampton	Niru Ghai-Read	Stefano Scaringi	Bally Singh	Kyle Ferguson	May Dudley
106–110	26 September 2011	South East London	Sophia Pottinger	Fraser Devlin	Francesca Santamaria	Amadin Ryan	Maria Eletheriou
111–115	3 October 2011	Swansea	Jen Edwards	James Knight	Keith Larrard	Karen Wood	Katherine Waldemar Brown
116–120	31 October 2011	Edinburgh	Peter Ferguson	Alison Lynch	Cynthia Gentle	Rena Martin	Gary Reid
121–125	24 October 2011	Wirral	Vernal Aley	Candida Darling	Adele Richards	Chrissy Griffin	Stuart Leak
126–130	7 November 2011	Croydon	Keith Preddie	Suzie Phillips	Vanessa D'Souza	Sarah Marie Palmer	Robert John Preston
131–135	21 November 2011	Birmingham	Matthew Emson	Lorraine Wood	Sarah Ward	Patricia Jones	Terence Wallen
136–140	28 November 2011	Norwich	Miranda Robinson	Danny Bond	Amy Nicholson	Dave Webster	Cheryl Pennell
141–145	5 December 2011	Stockport	Linda Weeks-Holt	Annie Targett	Sam Kitching	Kristen Cooley	John Brinnand
146–150	10 October 2011	Celebrity Special ^[43]	Bobby George	Chantelle Houghton	Cleo Rocos	Andrew Stone	Pete Burns
151–155	17 October 2011	Return of the Worst	Bobby Davro	Wayne Sleep	Raef Bjayou	Tamara Beckwith	Lesley Joseph
156–160	26 December 2011	Celebrity Christmas Special	Linda Nolan	Nick Bateman	Bianca Gascoigne	Danny Young	Colin Baker

Series 23: Primetime

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	29 April 2011	Royal Wedding Special	Samantha Porter	Claudie Howard	Vincent Osborne	Johnnie Hunter

Series 24: Primetime

Seamlessly continuing on from the Series 20 Primetime episodes, Series 24 began on Channel 4 in July 2011.

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	15 July 2011	Hull	Beccy Harrison	Paul Green	Eve Clark	Mark Daniels
2	22 July 2011	Avonmouth	Matt Smart	Lily Stephenson	Josh Willacy	Charlotta Martinus
3	29 July 2011	East Yorkshire	Giles Johnson	Jo Aitken	Angie Ward	Richard Squire
4	12 August 2011	South Devon	Frankie Tolliday	Tara Mulholland	Simon Drew	Peter Pyne
5	5 August 2011	Norwich	Sam Smith	Polly Guy	Caroline Seamen	Richard Pearce
6	19 August 2011	Bristol	Tess Swan-Ingrey	Ian Perryman	Cathy Lord	Tony Boniface
7	26 August 2011	Costa del Sol Special	Mekala Hodgson	Greg Van Praagh	John Morton	Mandy Strutton
8	2 September 2011	Athletics Special	Fatima Whitbread	Zola Budd	Dalton Grant	Kriss Akabusi
9	9 September 2011	Rugby Special	Gareth Chilcott	Martin Offiah	Victor Ubogu	Kyran Bracken
10	16 September 2011	Telford	Donna Daly	Ian Carter	Sarah Ashley-Ruff	Adam Hurlin
11	23 September 2011	Burton-on-Trent	Charlotte Yates	Lucy Quy	Fiona Denton	Chris Bale
12	30 September 2011	Tyneside	Jenni McGagh	Bobby Mukabaa	Cath Morgan	Dan Freeman
13	7 October 2011	Carlisle	Nigel Hawes	Andy Bainbridge	Helen Speakman	Deborah Nixon
14	14 October 2011	Hampshire	Selena Bartlett	Jhon Cosgrove	Anson Lane	Terese Scott
15	21 October 2011	North West London	Bahareh Amani	Anil Patel	Alan Stride	Danny Buckton
16	28 October 2011	Windsor	Jan Bowdler	Anil Vij	Harry Hardisty	Ansa Khan
17	4 November 2011	Isle of Man	John Tinsley	Madeline Simpson	Mandy Quayle	Sean O'Connell
18	11 November 2011	Luton	Alison McGaw	Gary Salvage	Alex Lipa	Kirkland Hay
19	2 December 2011	Dundee and Lothian	Ben Skerry	Jessica McLaren	Derek Taylor	Cara-Anne Marshall
20	16 December 2011	Herefordshire	Mandy Fincher	John Harrington	Simon Blood DeVay	Sarah Haines
21	9 December 2011	Nottingham	Jean Lintorn	Stevie Flint	Jess Hardacre	Scott Whittaker
22	25 November 2011	Coventry	Gareth Twynam	Sumi Malhortra-Chauhan	Kristy Mooney	Phil Roberts
23	1 January 2012	Derry/Londonderry	Sheila Whelan Duffy	Caroline Patterson	Eunan Quigley	David Kavanagh
24	13 January 2012	Isle of Wight	Derek Sandy	Rob Drake-Knight	Claire Cheek	Tina Raymond
25	20 January 2012	Scarborough	Claire McCourt	Ken Webster	Stewart Chapman Wilson	Claire Oliver
26	27 January 2012	South London	Colin Cole	Josh Harvey	Suzie Kennedy	Rachel Melito
27	3 February 2012	Oldham	Vicki Shea	James Schofield	Ben Brooks	Kathy Howard
28	10 February 2012	Sheffield	Jude Calvert-Toulmin	Robert Tingle	Lucy Croft	Neil Goodwin
29	6 January 2012	Celebrity Special	Imogen Thomas	Paul Danan	Tina Malone	David Van Day
30	23 December 2011	Comedians Christmas Special	Sean Hughes	Duncan Norvelle	Gina Yashere	Paul Tonkinson
31	17 February 2012	North London	Raj Bahad	Annette Ankrah	Lilly Abrahmsohn	Rusty Warren
32	2 March 2012	Costa del Sol	Kate Forrest	Ben Knight	Tony Reddin	Marilyn Bevins

Series 25: Daytime

Episodes	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1–5	12 December 2011	Lincolnshire	Jose Stewart	Skip Schultz	Sharon Wright	Indy Nijjar	Jessica Carroll
6–10	19 December 2011	Worcestershire	Claire Wier	Pippa Langhorne	Tim Lawson	Teresa Cox	Chris Sheppard
11–15	16 January 2012	East Lancashire	Vicki Fairbrother	Jenna Tattersall	Chris Slater	Chelsea Symcox	Nigel Womack
16–20	23 January 2012	Ipswich	Claire Flatt	Kerrie Pankhurst	David J Marks	Dave James	Nikki Yucel
21–25	30 January 2012	East Kent	Wes Leaver	Alexandra Austen	Emma Phillips	Sally Parry	Stephen Drew
26–30	6 February 2012	Oxford	Marlon Williams	Richard Berrecloth	Victoria Collett	James Hearle	Heidi Kelloway
31–35	13 February 2012	Glasgow	Craig Alexander Wilson	Paul Gowan	Mandy Wong	Siobhan Daly	Caroline Wardrope
36–40	20 February 2012	Belfast	Marcus Hunter-Neill	Lenny Irving	Cat Anderson	Rosie Smyth	Fiona Rush
41–45	27 February 2012	York	Steve Carlyle	Trevor Rooney	Annie Albericci	Yvonne McGill	Rebecca Ryan
46–50	5 March 2012	Newport	Jay Coleman	Pippa Bartolotti	Emma Jones	Sarah Kinnear	Duncan Powell
51–55	12 March 2012	Blackpool	Kathryn Hoskisson	Jason Fubar	Paula Paradaema	Jason Howitt	Nicole Barrow
56–60	19 March 2012	East London	Simran Samra	Yoshki Greenberg	Alan Price	Delia Elliot	Chintu Gademsetty
61–65	26 March 2012	Bath	Liv Sargeant	Mel Lewis-Leger	Jon Wicheard	Becky Tyler	Denis Verrier
66–70	TBA	TBA
71–75	2 April 2012	Chelmsford	Alex Sullivan	Scott Johnson	Deb Croghan	John Mabey	Martin Young
76–80	9 April 2012	Darlington	Clair Sherwood-Parkin	James Emson	Barry I'Anson	Charlotte Langley	Eseyoma Sodje
81–85	16 April 2012	East Hampshire	Nik Christides	Jax Naudi	Natalie Edemska-Plant	Kyle Curtis	Sue Hood
86–90	18 June 2012	Kingston	Ken Oputa	Erika Sager	David Wicher	Sarah Brice	Jamie Baker
91–95	25 June 2012	Manchester	Alex Leigh	Ruth Downes	Naz Ahmed	Fiona Lewis	Stephen "Patsy" Wilson
96–100	2 July 2012	Reading	Sonya Smith	Glen Wilkie	Richard Howse	Sabi Phagura	Serine Daou
101–105	9 July 2012	Milton Keynes	Ray Dodd	Michelle Watson	Stuart Henson	Joseph Benneh	Susan Rogers
106–110	16 July 2012	Liverpool	Kenny Flynn	Rob Spicer	Cynthia Umezulike	Glen Simpson	Jilly Pollock
111–115	23 July 2012	Crewe and Nantwich	Mushgon Dadfar	Pip Massey	Darren Leech	Emma Davies	Russell Stubbs
116–120	3 September 2012	West Dorset	Ed Hintze	Tristan Murliss	Melissa Denton	Dave Taylor	Christine Duell
121–125	10 September 2012	County Durham and Wearside	Eve Booth	Paula Thompson	Donal Anand-Shaw	Eleri Watson	Ken Brown
126–130	1 October 2012	Hastings	Andrew Batsford	Adrian Carter	Sally Anne Keller	Kate Eadon	Stelios Michael
131–135	22 October 2012	Leicester	Helen Mather	Terry Robinson	Porchia Lee	Ryan Bruce	Richard Deeping
136–140	24 September 2012	Salisbury	Natasha Conti	Sophie McConnell	Anthony Brown-Hovelt	Chris Hiller	Jane Arnold
141–145	29 October 2012	Warwickshire	Liza Macias	Steve Aston	Emma Reddin	Pinky Sidhu	Alison Firth
146–150	5 November 2012	Swindon	Mark Eteson	Michaela Kearns	Scott Hillier	Sally Rachael	Gill Bright
151–155	19 November 2012	West Midlands	Gemma Willock	Andrew Devey	Jules Evans	Lucy Hird	Lloyd Cast
156–160	12 November 2012	Wakefield	Angie Battye	Joel Rowbottom	Donna Stephenson	Jake Coxon	Francesca Saynor
161–165	26 November 2012	Huddersfield	Virginia Houslin	Iyesha Atkins	Richard Wood	Tommy Mack	Kim Connor
166–170	3 December 2012	Bury St Edmunds	Richard Negus	Amber Elba Porter	Tim Reinman	Sue Smith	Hannah Totman
171–175	7 January 2013	Portsmouth	Allison Hampshire	Will Dixon	Kathy Anderson	Christopher Marlowe	Rose Proenca
176–180	28 January 2013	Shropshire	Zoe Bailey	Penny Timmis	Richard Mercer	Josh Sedgley	Paul Shuttleworth
181–185	14 January 2013	Colchester	Richard Massey	Darius Laws	Adrena	James Coe	Jodie Edzekiel
186–190	21 January 2013	Sheffield	Louise McGowan	Paul Wood	Yana	Tommy Jones	Gina
191–195	18 February 2013	Dudley	Mandeep Rajput	Adam Reece	Di Dawson	Vicky Pell	Sarah Freeman
196–200	11 February 2013	Somerset	Kerry Mackenzie	Simon Dyer	Richard Lees	Emily Parker	Linda Rossiter
201–205	25 February 2013	Mansfield	Tina Ainsworth	Tomasz	Gareth Harding	Rachel Imms	Julia Smith
206–210	4 February 2013	Lincoln	Hunni Hindley	Caroline Bevis	Glenn Priestly	Richard Summers-Calvert	Natashka Ingham
211–215	10 December 2012	South East London	Jules Hobbs	Tom Judge	John Stevens	Kate Kershaw	Charlie Spiteri
216–220	17 December 2012	Celebrity Christmas Special	Chelsee Healey	Crissy Rock	Nick Pickard	Marcus Collins	Jasmine Lennard / Margi Clarke¹
251–255	24 June 2013	Cambridge	Dean Faulkner	Kay Greenwood	Matt Suillivan	Hawa Sydique	David Goodier

1.^ Jasmine Lennard left following the second episode therefore never hosted her night. Her scores, however, were allowed to remain and Margi Clarke scored the following two nights.

Series 26: Primetime

Seamlessly continuing on from the Series 24 Primetime episodes, Series 26 began on Channel 4 in February 2012. Episodes 63 onwards are shortened versions of episodes in the series to fit into a 50-minute timeslot.

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	24 February 2012	Watford	Mandy Godman	Danny Walsh	Claire Scotchett	Perrie Dixon
2	9 March 2012	Stockport	Alistair Lomas	Amy Green	Gillian Twist	Sam Norrin
3	11 March 2012	Cardiff	Martine Dorey	Carmen Gilfin	Chris Jones	Monica Utting
4	16 March 2012	East Sussex	Dizz Byrom-Colburn	John Hammond	Daniel Gray	Tracey Waters
5	23 March 2012	Basildon	Antonia Price	Vicki Hilton	Ryan Brown	Andy Baggott
6	30 March 2012	Wolverhampton	Deborah Green	Kat Whyton	Nick Bassett	Francesco Ceccarelli
7	4 May 2012	Essex	Hannah Charrington	Veronica Alexander	Frank O'Hare	Bex Carter
8	6 April 2012	Preston	Janet McCabe	Rick Monk	Graham Easterlow	Sue Braithwaite
9	13 April 2012	Stoke-on-Trent	Margaret Fanion	Josef Bailey	Nick Hall	Polly, Viscountess Ingestre
10	20 April 2012	Birmingham	Daz Blackwood	Hannah Kirkland	Darren Tyler	Stuart Rose
11	27 April 2012	Folkestone and Dover	Lisa Mansfield	Janet Cripps	Andy Bawtree	John George
12	11 May 2012	Aberdeen	Nicky Caldwell	Tony Littler	Chris Kerr	Angie Matchett
13^[44]	18 May 2012	Great Yarmouth	Sarah Aldous	Aisha	Kizzy Benjafield	"JP" Goddard
14	25 May 2012	Crawley	Chris McGivern	Kerry Gates	Carly Buckle	Bruce Burgess
15	1 June 2012	Hartlepool	Dotty Page	Gavin Wise	Becki Cooper	Alex Jackson
16	8 June 2012	Chichester	Darren Morrison	Stefan Gershater	Henrietta Edwards	Jemima Thomas
17	27 May 2012	Jubilee Special	Cheryl Fergison	Lionel Blair	Kerry Katona	Keith Harris
18	17 June 2012	Windsor	Leanne Strachan	Jill Rendell	Daphne Diluce	Chaz Fearnley
19	1 July 2012	Warwickshire	Jade Hollin	Susan Gillis	Lee Bunting	Alan James
20	15 July 2012	Peterborough	Claire Mazurek	Karen Hingston	Nimon Davey	Kristian Beckham
21	29 June 2012	West Yorkshire	Julian Haddock	Henry Trevelyan Thomas	Jilly Graham	Rachel Keighley
22	22 July 2012	Milton Keynes	Lauren	Ben	John	Julia
23	29 July 2012	Olympic Special	Mark Foster	Louise Hazel	Derek Redmond	Tasha Danvers
24	5 August 2012	Surrey	James Quantrell	Sandhya Gadsby	Cherry Hughes	Lee Jackson
25	31 October 2012	Celebrity Horror Special	Sally Morgan	Robert Englund	Alex Reid	Nicola McLean
26	9 November 2012	Alicante	Dale Francis	Rob Bloomer	Rosalind Eastland	Carol Perkins
31	12 August 2012	Enfield, North London	Charlie Hunt	Maria Theodorou	Wesley Singh	Habiba Hrida
32	9 November 2012¹	Kingston upon Thames	Lisa Hughes	Carly Baker	Philip Gwott	Simon Levene
33	19 August 2012	North Cornwall	Danielle Stephens	Liz Ashton	Sam Bishop	Tiva Dakar
34^[45]	24 August 2012	Paralympic Special	Giles Long	Rachael Latham	Ann Wild	Lee Pearson
35^[46]	2 January 2012	Made in Chelsea Special	Caggie Dunlop	Spencer Matthews	Alexandra Felstead	Mark-Francis Vendelli
36^[47]	30 August 2012	Paralympic Special (2-part version: part 1)	Giles Long	Rachael Latham	Ann Wild	Lee Pearson
37^[48]	31 August 2012	Paralympic Special (2-part version: part 2)	Giles Long	Rachael Latham	Ann Wild	Lee Pearson
38	14 September 2012	Benidorm, Spain	Irena Bodnarec	Nick Middleton	Hilary Marshall	Gary Brown
39	TBA	TBA
40	16 November 2012	Jersey	Kevin Pamplin	Jane-Anne Collier	Craig Dempster	Jessica Stanier
41	23 November 2012	Swansea	Dean Verbeck	Yvonne Davies	Bronwen Ward	Mike Bates
42	30 November 2012	South East London	Reg Gaston	Hannah Elliot	George Chambers	Sarah Maguire
43	14 December 2012	The Wirral Peninsula	Stephen Wong	Jennifer McLoughlan	Steve Rampton	Cher Arnott
44	16 December 2012	Christmas Special	Jona Lewie	Maizie Williams	VV Brown	Toby Anstis
45	30 December 2012	Derby	Tori Yerbury	Allison Hunt	Tom Flannery	Jeff Foster
46	6 January 2013	Wrexham	Joey Perez	Jacki De Sanders	Tom Evans	Lisa Groom
47	13 January 2013	East Coast of Yorkshire	Amanda Bradley	Heath Samples	Fran Atkin	Phil Laycock
48	20 January 2013	Lake District	Lindsey Berry	Marc McAdam	Julie Wall	Michael Webster
49	27 January 2013	Barnsley	Elaine Ashton	Sam West	Wayne Johnson	Cindy Broadbent
50	3 February 2013	Edinburgh	Sandie McConnell	Gary Anderson	Vimbai Marongwe	Kevin Fernando
51	10 February 2013	Bristol	Keith Weinberg	Rachel Flowers	Andy Hulbert	Jen Elphick

1.^ This episode was first shown on More4 rather than Channel 4 which usually premieres each episode. It was first broadcast on Channel 4 on 7 December 2012.

Series 27

Channel 4 does not list there ever being a Series 27.

Series 28: Daytime

Series 28 featured "Extra Portions" episodes of the primetime Series 14 episodes. A total of 56 episodes have been broadcast to date.

Series 29: Primetime

Seamlessly continuing on from the Series 26 Primetime episodes, Series 29 began on Channel 4 in January 2013 with the Comedy Mash up. The latter half of the series, commencing 2 September 2013, was broadcast weekdays during the 5pm timeslot with the typical primetime format. Episode 28 was erroneously described by the voiceover as being in west Lancashire but in fact the episode took place in north Lancashire (Lancaster and Morecambe). This series was also prominent for featuring Ritchie (The Beast of Mushroom) Lawson.

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	22 February 2013	North Kent Coast	Ross Duttson	Elizabeth Lee	Claire Baker	John Russell
2	1 March 2013	Chesterfield	Clare Gaunt	Carly McGregor	Robinson Reid	Richard Hollingsworth
3	8 March 2013	Chippenham	Keith McEvoy	Mark Lamputt	Fleur van Heijningen	Terhi Ikonen
4	22 March 2013	King's Lynn	Daniel Coleman	Maggie Flowerdew	Richard Moore	Amber Woolmington
5	29 March 2013	Middlesbrough	Fay Khatri	Peter Watkins	Kelsey Brown	Dan Senior
6	20 September 2013	Worcester	Terri Malone	Sean Tate	Josie Watson	Lee Clarke
7	12 April 2013	Kensington and Chelsea	Nick Le Ny-Clarke	Nana Eshun	Robbie Humphries	Louise Childs
8	3 May 2013	Tunbridge Wells	Sharon Pickles	Adam Sankey	Nadia Carney	Bill Le Grys
9	10 May 2013	Burnley	Jane Dickinson	Mark Dempsey	Kev Riley	Sally Jaxx
10	17 May 2013	Banbury	Tom Franklin	Richard Hodgetts	Emma Daisley	Sarah Dix
11	24 May 2013	Surrey	Carol Chalmers	Anna Brocklebank	Michelle Catacos	Robin Lewis
12	31 May 2013	Cumbria	Nina 'Ronnie' Raistrick	Jonathan 'Jonny' Higgins	Zoltan 'Z-dawg' Buncsek	Karen 'Botox' Rathbone
13	2 September 2013	Leeds	Jamie Stark	Susan Shelbrooke	Kara Colgrave	Jemma Pendlebury
14	10 September 2013	Taunton	Dave Hallam	Kaaren Kitching	Louise Naum	Matt Potter
15	5 September 2013	North Norfolk	James Holder	Denise Burke	Helen Wickes	Dave Parks
16	4 September 2013	Stamford	Sue Quinn	Michael Birt	Sophie Cullumbine	Adam Baxter
17	6 September 2013	Staffordshire	Charlotte Pearson	Carl Longson	Ingrid Wagner	Richard Turnbull
18	11 September 2013	North Hertfordshire	Jenny Thorn	Matt Titmuss	Gordana Bjelic-Rados	Marco Panico
19	9 September 2013	Hackney, London	Jason Riley	Purple Qie Qin	Leon Herbert	Jody Pawson
20	3 September 2013	Guernsey	Ben Inder	Kay Davidson	Gemma Sparks	Mike Huston
21	12 September 2013	West Yorkshire	Jan Lymer	Marc Stanton	Gemma Rawnsley	Paul Rodney
22	13 September 2013	Wales	Gareth Jones	Dale Gough	Roxanne McFadden	Catryn Roberts
23	23 September 2013	Salford	Sukhi Bhullar	Louise Woodward-Styles	Shinny Davenport	Fiona Morris
24	4 January 2013^[49]	Comedy Mash-Up	Angelos Epithemiou	Olivia Lee	Pete Firman	Stan Boardman
25	4 April 2013	Grand National Special (Part One)	Mattie Batchelor	Sally Rowley-Williams	Mick Quinn	Emma Spencer
26	5 April 2013	Grand National Special (Part Two)	Mattie Batchelor	Sally Rowley-Williams	Mick Quinn	Emma Spencer
28	16 September 2013	North Lancashire (incorrectly named West Lancashire Coast by voiceover Dave Lamb)	James Fletcher	Edward Oldfield	Jannicke Ive	Jayne Farnell
29	18 September 2013	Southampton	Manisha Bollina	Michelle Evans	Ben Stimson	Gary Thomasson
30	19 September 2013	High Wycombe	David Leach	Levi Santana	Noelle Thompson	Joh White
31	24 September 2013	Loughborough	Cheryl Travers	John Jesson	Martino Ercolani	Fliss Healey
32	25 September 2013	East Dorset	Gary D Allen	Pauline Elliot	Natalie Lawrence	Philip Palmer
33	17 September 2013	Mid Cornwall	Kate Nicholson	Nigel Pickin	Jane Killips	Kat Buxton
34	26 September 2013	Essex	Jayne Stonely	Amanda Stevens	Nigel Smith	Russell Murphy
35	27 September 2013	Ealing	Sarah Bown	Nikki Daniels	Jelone	Edward Butler-Ellis
36	6 January 2014	South Oxfordshire	Karina Stratford	Gary Boys	Kam Parker	Connor Jones
37	7 January 2014	Northumberland	Wendy Fail	Jo Slade	Richie Lawson	Alistair Jackson
38	8 January 2014	Suffolk	Simon Cooper	Sarah Jones	Simon Spence	Nicola Saunders
39	9 January 2014	Bristol	Gilly Johnson	Lyndsey Jennings	Daniel Johnson	Chris Bradley
40	10 January 2014	Worcestershire	Alice Morgan	Drew Kenaz	Jeanne de Carvalho-Kelly	Jeremy Porteous
41	27 December 2013	Celebrity Christmas Special	Louie Spence	Sinitta	Danniella Westbrook	Hugo Taylor

Series 30: Daytime

Seamlessly continuing on from the Series 25 Daytime episodes, Series 30 began transmission on Channel 4 in March 2013.

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1–5	4 March 2013	Southend-on-Sea	Julie-Ann Rayner	Carol Dolman	Damian Loneragan	Steph Barrett	Scott Langley
6–10	10 June 2013	Inverness	Gillian Sutherland	Melissa Kirby	David Edes	Zarina Ainslie	Jamie Tulloch
11–15	1 July 2013	Lincolnshire	Amanda Sherratt	Ali Roberts	Chris Moore	Jack Stone	Alex Coxon
16–20	3 June 2013	Lichfield	James Herbert	Ronnie Imlah	JP Goodyear-Martinez	Tim Travers	Amanda Smith
21–25	30 September 2013	Harrogate	Jane Steele	Cassy Bell	Cathy McConaghy	Simon Meyer	Alasdair Moore
26–30	27 May 2013	Winchester	Ptol Slattery	Patricia Pearson	Francis Leigh	Georgia Groves	William Tilsley
31–35	1 July 2013	North Kent	Yvette Tamara	John Tower	Yemi Christopher-Soares	Jono Simm	Lisa Townend
36–40	8 July 2013	Merseyside	Danielle Greenwood	Steven Booth	Jade Chantelle	Anna Senior	Jamie Somers
41–45	21 October 2013	Cardiff	Nicola Steele	Jerry Lockett	Rachael Smith	Sam Clarke	Andre Grainger
46–50	28 October 2013	Rochdale	Tanya Manock	Rod Tonge	Claire Lemon	Dean Fox	Sadiya Hussain
51–55	4 November 2013	Northamptonshire	Jules Osmany	Peter Pickering	Stephanie Reeder	Lauren Oxlade	Carl Johnson
56–60	11 November 2013	Exeter	Steve Levy	Richard Kaye	Glen King	Sarah Wallis	Estelle Macrow
61–65	18 November 2013	Dundee	Bill Black	Alex Pithouse	Hannah Wilson	Phil Petrie	Kim Gillespie
66–70	25 November 2013	Peterborough	Warren Temple	Donna Trafford	Susie Hutson	Vicki Culverhouse	Robin Hills
71–75	2 December 2013	Yeovil	Emmy Webster	Steve Carpenter	Mel Dunford	Alan Bunter	Andy Neil
76–80	7 October 2013	Cheltenham	Oli Delaunoy	Jan Blomer	Zak Roby	Kim Thomas	Paddy Castledine
81–85	14 October 2013	Beds., Bucks. & Herts.	Andrea Nichols	Penny Peklivanas	Tim Lawson	Nicola O’Donnell	Andy Harvey
86–90	9 December 2013	York	Rachel Speight-McGregor	Gyles Morrison	Nicola Gregory	Harry Baines	Estella Nicholson
91–95	16 December 2013	Christmas Celebrity Special	Rav Wilding	Rebecca Adlington	Jennifer Ellison	Alex Carter	Mrs. Moneypenny
96-100	27 January 2014	Welsh Valleys	Kerry Bolwell-Williams	Dave Morris	Tasnim Sardar	Ryan Woodward	Gill Leonard
101-105	3 February 2014	Eastbourne	Kirsty Davenport	Anne-Marie Hamilton	Becci Moloney	Adam Holt	Russell Turnbull
106-110	10 February 2014	North Devon	Hector Christie	Kirsten Brend	Damion Fearnley	Jenny Fox	Viv Foster
111-115	17 February 2014	Essex	Tony Houston	Anthony Street	Claire Kelly	Richard Harris	Kerrie Brinkley-Whittington
116-120	24 February 2014	Wigan	Geoff Conway	Natalie Crompton	Alan Gregory	Simon Grimwood	Caroline Heaven
121-125	7 April 2014	Woking & Weybridge	Vincenzo Ferlita	Sarah Maynard	Steve Carvill	Sara Gilding	Kelly Cummins
126-130	21 April 2014	Dumfries & Galloway	Charlene Fry-Henderson	Olive Melville	Tommy Jardine	Josh Jones	Tammy Rice
131-135	12 May 2014	South London	Michelle Camacho	Matt Wren	Licia Snow	Raphael Steele	Charlotte Sundberg
136-140	28 April 2014	Vale Of Aylesbury	Natalie Dixon	John Feore	Bekki Jones	Greg Pearson	Mike Botto
141-145	13 October 2014	Boston	Annika Taylor	Katy Spence	Adrian Daubney	Sylwia Davy	Carolyn Whiley

Series 31: Daytime

Seamlessly continuing on from the Series 30 Daytime episodes, Series 31 began transmission on Channel 4 in April 2014.

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1-5	19 May 2014	Sutton Coldfield	Laetitia Kostiopoulos	Eva Philippou	Randy Johnson	Sharon Wozniak	Patrick McMurray
6-10	17 November 2014	Lowestoft	Beth Stephens	Ray Ellis	Polly Vincent	Jonalt Kawaneski	Rachel Tucker
11-15	14 April 2014	Cumbria	Andrew Carruthers	Jonny Thompson	Katy Cropper	Holly Venning	Wendy Tinnion
16-20	26 May 2014	Northampton	James Cox	Donna Harris	Caroline Nash	Barb Wiles	Duncan Fielding
21-25	27 October 2014	Perth	Jacqui	Daniel	Lorea	Jenna	Craig McNiven
26-30	24 November 2014	Darlington	Sam	Mark	Yvonne	Ricky	Audra
31-35	20 October 2014	Weston-super-Mare	Amanda	Harry	Nancy	Chris	Tracy
36-40	6 October 2014	Llanelli	Charlotte	Steve	Cristine	Meic	Ainsley
41-45	10 November 2014	Lancashire	Valerie	Nicky	Steve	Peggy	Andy
46-50	5 May 2014	Glasgow	Alison Bennett	Graeme Curley	Michelle Blackett	Erwin Orduz	Yvonne Finlayson
51-55	29 September 2014	Derby	Dale Harvey	Jo-Anna	Beth Dunmore	Ondine Shardlow	David Morris
56-60	3 November 2014	Isle of Man	Michelle	Eva	Justine	Richard	Stuart Baggs
61-65	1 December 2014	Manchester	Dom	Sasha	Katherine	Danny	Maria
66-70	12 January 2015	Hull	Jennie	James	Katrena	Natalie	George
71-75	5 January 2015	Gloucestershire	Ian	Sophie	Carmel	Polly	Chris
76-80	8 December 2014	South-East London	Leah	Vincenzo	Josh	David	Gina
81-85	15 December 2014	Milton Keynes	Howard	Louise	David	Helen	Simon
86-90	19 January 2015	Norwich	Jo-Anne	Karena	Jake	Barnaby	Richard
91-95	26 January 2015	Newcastle	Clare	David	Liz	John	Vicky

Series 32: Daytime

Series 32 began transmission on Channel 4 in September 2014.

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	15 September 2014	Basingstoke	Zaira Sheikh	Heather Horsfall	Toby Pullen	James Littleworth
2	16 September 2014	Chelmsford and Brentwood	Michelle Pannell	Tony Brooks	Gary Clark	Ami Mehta
3	17 September 2014	Torquay and Torbay	Philip Austin	Sarah Bell	Charlotte Bowes	David Lawrence Jones
4	18 September 2014	South East London	Sally Hawkins	Ashleigh Kelly	Jacob Teulon	John Frontera
5	19 September 2014	Tyne and Wear	Rob Earnshaw	Nigel Thompson	Becky Mortimer	Karina Armstrong
6	22 September 2014	South East Essex	James Manders	Amanda Gregory	Julie Tworogal	Ken Greenway
7	23 September 2014	Weymouth	Linda Swaine	Polly Cleaver	Chris Brough	Joe Djeebet
8	24 September 2014	Coventry	John Whittaker	Julie	Emmanuel	Kaytey Lees
9	25 September 2014	South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire	Victoria Allen	Andrew Huxtable	Louise McMahon	Christopher Fleming
10	26 September 2014	Liverpool	Barry Hayden	Becci Weir	Jane Gordon	Les Rushforth
11	16 February 2015	South-East London	Gemma	Michael	Adam	Audrey
12	17 February 2015	Telford and Stafford	Andrea	Simon	Roger	Kavita
13	18 February 2015	Salisbury	Anna	Ross	Fiona	Tim
14	19 February 2015	Liverpool	Sally	Gareth	Geoff	Cindy
15	20 February 2015	Black Country and Telford	Imran	Yiasmin	Craig	Sarah
16	23 February 2015	Exeter	Dave	Tammy	Becky	James
17	24 February 2015	Southampton	Holly	Johni	Clare	Neil
18	25 February 2015	Bristol	Siobhan	Russell	Rhianna	Matt
19	26 February 2015	Sheffield	Louise	Daniel	Gordon	Hayley
20	27 February 2015	Leicestershire	Kate	Mike	Jessica	John
21	2 March 2015	Newcastle and Northumberland	Irena	Rachel	John	Michael
22	3 March 2015	Bath	Ellie	Salvatore	Martine	James
23	4 March 2015	Leeds	Terry	Rachel	Dave	Julia
24	5 March 2015	Oxford	Amy	Max	Sheila	James
25	6 March 2015	West Yorkshire	Haanah	Robin	Sandra	Paul

Series 33: Primetime

Series 33 began transmission on Channel 4 in December 2014.

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	30 December 2014	Celebrity Christmas Special	Helen Flanagan	Kirsten O'Brien	Mark Dolan	Shaun Ryder

Series 34

Series 34 began transmission on Channel 4 in March 2015.

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	18 March 2015	Luton	Michael Sheehan	Sarah Lilley	Barbara Hassall	Russell Pepper
2	16 March 2015	Brighton	Andrew Garnett	Karen Healey	Brendan Shannon	Binnie Hawkins
3	20 March 2015	Swansea	Anna Thorburn	Arwel John	Leon Welsby	Jade Blackburn
4	17 March 2015	Derby	Kerry Rowling	Fergus Slade	Bishamber Dass	Aaron Johnson
5	19 March 2015	Bedfordshire	Tracey Martin	Jeremy Godfrey	Sarah Martin	Simon Tuck
6	24 August 2015	North London	Sean Andrews	Gary Nicholls	Wendy Richardson	Xena Kyriakou
7	25 August 2015	Preston	Kerry Baker	Timothy Lipscombe	Nichola Donnelly	Mark Cookson
8	26 August 2015	Chester	David Blumberg	Emma Fisher	Natalie Cutts	Tom Homes
9	27 August 2015	Nottingham	Joy Evans	Koa Maddock-Bradley	Mark Feek	Lachlan Forbes-Sutherland
10	28 August 2015	Swansea	Bob Mattingley	Kirsten Davies	Ashley Wakeling	Laura Pearce
11	31 August 2015	Eastbourne	Claire Sloane	Zoe Beardsall	Catherine Clifford	Ronnie Russo
12	1 September 2015	Chester	Claire Elsley	Donna Fraser	Chester Ward	Mike Hannigan
13	2 September 2015	Bolton	Myroslava Kochan	Michelle Worthington	Micah Edwards	Michael Twist
14	3 September 2015	Birmingham	Mary Willock	Tony Pearson	Joshua Harris	Bev Baker
15	4 September 2015	Worcester	Vanessa Bradford	Aaron Jacques	Mark Goodge	Angela Lever
16	7 September 2015	St Helens	Bryan Doose	Elaine Curran	Mike Porter	Sarah Mills
17	8 September 2015	Berkshire	Emma Butler	Matt Gibson	Anne-Marie Lalley	Bret Hollywood
18	9 September 2015	Edinburgh	Jo	Gemma	James	Tony
19	10 September 2015	Preston	Louise	Elaine	Dominic	Stephen Penketh
20	11 September 2015	Bolton	Dale Peters	Babs Eldred	Kevin Booth	Belle Davis
21	14 September 2015	Worcestershire	Shelley	Scott	Amelia	Rob
22	15 September 2015	Southport	Jo	Martyn	Gillie	Del
23	16 September 2015	Maidenhead	Alastair	Stacey	Stuart	Sheila
24	17 September 2015	North London	Maria	Toby	Francine	Bart
25	18 September 2015	Birmingham	Kenzie	Caroline	Dominic	Erica

Series 35

Series 35 began transmission on Channel 4 in September 2015.

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1-5	21 September 2015	North Surrey	Becky	Shoba	Rob	Petrina	Giovanni
6-10	28 September 2015	Leeds	Sarah	Janet	Phil	Alex	Abbi
11-15	5 October 2015	Kent	Mark	Verush	Karen	Amrick	Anthony
16-20	12 October 2015	County Durham	Julie	Ashleigh	Stephen	Tina	David
21-25	19 October 2015	Guildford	Shanice	Vivi	Charlotte	David	Neil
26-30	26 October 2015	Exeter	Hannah	Simon	Pascale	Nick	Ajay
31-35	2 November 2015	Sheffield	Helen	Claire	Monika	Ivor	Simon
36-40	9 November 2015	Peterborough	Muneer	Christine	Ben	Gregory	Rosie
41-45	16 November 2015	Derbyshire	Lydia	Frazer	Kat	Gareth	Patricia

Series 37

Series 37 began transmission on Channel 4 in January 2016. (Note: Channel 4 website calls this Series 37, with Derbyshire from Series 35 labelled as the only episode in Series 36.)

Episode 1 of this series has become particularly infamous, with an ending that made top stories on national news sites. Peter Marsh had an outburst after finishing in 4th place (with scores of 7, 4 and 3 out of 10) saying that the winner (Jane) had deliberately sabotaged his evening to win. He said that she lived a "sad little life" and suggested that she should use the £1000 prize money to pay for some "lessons in grace and decorum".^[50]

Episode	Premiered	Location	Contestants
1	4 January 2016	East Oxfordshire	Charlotte	Jane	Adam	Peter
2	5 January 2016	North Somerset	Sue	Heidi	Myles	Nick
3	6 January 2016	Glasgow	David	Katy	Liz	Adi
4	7 January 2016	Manchester	Chris	Regan	Thomas	Wendy
5	8 January 2016	Cardiff	Lianne	Ross	Grace	Lee
6	11 January 2016	Cambridgeshire	Sam	Lisa	Merlin	Julia
7	12 January 2016	Wolverhampton	Philippa	Curtis	Shermayne	Carl
8	13 January 2016	South East London	Karen	Eve	Howard	Rob
9	14 January 2016	Midlands	Daljit	Nicola	Kirsty	David
10	15 January 2016	Portsmouth	Maz	Chris	Rob	Sian
11	18 January 2016	Colchester	Vanessa	Michael	Maurice	Maureen
12	19 January 2016	York	Svenja	Oli	Nichola	Craig
13	20 January 2016	Oxfordshire	Lynsey	Shirley	Felix	Simon
14	21 January 2016	Milton Keynes	Becky	Chris	Kay	Andy
15	22 January 2016	Bristol	Richard	Anne	Harriet	Steve
16	25 January 2016	Glasgow	John	Leona	Andrea	Peter
17	26 January 2016	Cardiff	Dan	Julie	Jess	Jason
18	27 January 2016	Cambridge	Tom	Nicole	Sam	Philip
19	28 January 2016	Leicester	Darren	Chloe	Tayeba	Ross
20	29 January 2016	Northampton	Russell	Justyna	Josh	Brenda
Special	Late 2017	Made in Chelsea Special	Georgia "Toff" Toffolo	Jamie Laing	Louise Thompson	Alex Mytton

Special episodes

On 19 November 2010, a special short episode of Come Dine With Me aired during the annual Children in Need telethon featuring the UK cast of Dragons' Den except for James Caan, who opted out. The premise of this show was that the male dragons Duncan Bannatyne, Peter Jones, and Theo Paphitis each cooked a course for their guest Deborah Meaden.^[51]

On 6 June 2012, More4 aired a "top 30" episode which featured clips of previous episodes. This episode is filed under Series 27 by Channel 4 which does not currently contain any other episodes.

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