How many seasons does Don't Ask Me Ask Britain have?

Don't Ask Me Ask Britain has 1 season with 6 episodes.

What network is Don't Ask Me Ask Britain on?

Don't Ask Me Ask Britain airs on ITV1.

When did Don't Ask Me Ask Britain premiere?

Don't Ask Me Ask Britain premiered on April 18, 2017.

Don't Ask Me Ask Britain

Name: Don't Ask Me Ask Britain
Genre: Comedy
Cast: Jonathan Ross, Frank Skinner, Alexander Armstrong

ITV1 Ended Comedy

1 Season · 6 Episodes · Premiered April 18, 2017 · Ended May 23, 2017

Don't Ask Me Ask Britain is a live, interactive game show which asks viewers to vote along on opinion-based topics, whilst a celebrity panel go head to head to try and second-guess what the audience at home will answer.

Where to Watch: ITV1

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Seasons & Episodes

Season 1

6 episodes

E01

Episode 1

Tue, Apr 18 2017 7:00 PM GMT+0000 60 min

Live interactive comedy gameshow hosted by Alexander Armstrong, which sees two celebrity teams go head-to-head to try and second guess the views of the nation.

E02

Episode 2

Tue, Apr 25 2017 7:00 PM GMT+0000 60 min

This live, interactive series asks viewers to vote along on opinion-based topics, whilst a celebrity panel go head to head to try and second-guess what the audience at home will answer.

E03

Episode 3

Tue, May 2 2017 7:00 PM GMT+0000 60 min

This live, interactive series asks viewers to vote along on opinion-based topics, whilst a celebrity panel go head to head to try and second-guess what the audience at home will answer.

E04

Episode 4

Tue, May 9 2017 7:00 PM GMT+0000 60 min

Live, interactive, comedy gameshow hosted by Alexander Armstrong, which uses an app to poll the viewing public on moral dilemmas big and small, while two celebrity teams, led by Jonathan Ross and Frank Skinner, try to second-guess the views of the nation.

E05

Episode 5

Tue, May 16 2017 7:00 PM GMT+0000 60 min

E06

Episode 6

Tue, May 23 2017 7:00 PM GMT+0000 60 min

This live, interactive series asks viewers to vote along on opinion-based topics, whilst a celebrity panel go head to head to try and second-guess what the audience at home will answer.