I Literally Just Told You - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Celebrity I Literally Just Told You - John Barnes, Gabby Logan, Harry Redknapp, Sue Smith
Jimmy Carr hosts a football-themed celebrity special of the game show in which contestants John Barnes, Gabby Logan, Harry Redknapp and Sue Smith are given every answer with the questions written, literally, as the show is happening. With each correct answer adding more cash to their prize pot, the competitors have to keep their focus and remember the things they've seen and heard just minutes before. In the dramatic finale, the remaining two contestants set each other questions.
Episode 2
Jimmy Carr hosts this game show in which contestants are given every answer with the questions written, literally, as the show is happening. With each correct answer adding more cash to their prize pot, the competitors have to keep their focus and remember the things they've seen and heard just minutes before. In the dramatic finale, the remaining two contestants set each other questions.
Episode 3
Jimmy Carr hosts this game show in which contestants are given every answer with the questions written, literally, as the show is happening. With each correct answer adding more cash to their prize pot, the competitors have to keep their focus and remember the things they've seen and heard just minutes before. In the dramatic finale, the remaining two contestants set each other questions. As usual, resident factologist Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock brings some sense to the proceedings.
Episode 4
With each correct answer adding more cash to their prize pot, the competitors have to keep their focus and remember the things they've seen and heard just minutes before.
Celebrity I Literally Just Told You for Stand Up to Cancer - Clare Balding, Joel Dommett, Roisin Conaty, Big Narstie
Jimmy Carr presents a brand new Stand Up to Cancer special of the game show with a unique twist. To win up to £25,000 for SU2C, Clare Balding, Joel Dommett, Roisin Conaty and Big Narstie must answer questions that have been written live as the show is being filmed.
Episode 6
Jimmy Carr hosts the quiz in which contestants are given every answer as the questions are written during the course of the show. With each correct answer adding more cash to their prize pot, the competitors have to keep their focus and remember the things they've seen and heard just minutes before. In the dramatic finale, the remaining two contestants set each other questions. As usual, resident factologist Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock brings some sense to the proceedings.
Episode 7
Jimmy Carr hosts the quiz in which contestants are given every answer as the questions are written during the course of the show. With each correct answer adding more cash to their prize pot, the competitors have to keep their focus and remember the things they've seen and heard just minutes before. In the dramatic finale, the remaining two contestants set each other questions. As usual, resident factologist Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock brings some sense to the proceedings.
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