Room 101 (2012)
- TV panel show / chat show
- BBC One
- 2012 - 2018
- 56 episodes (7 series)
Frank Skinner hosts Room 101, where celebrities compete in a series of themed rounds to get their most hated item banished forever.
Episode menu
Series 6, Episode 1 - Catherine Tate, Rylan Clark-Neal, Nigel Havers
Round 1
- Catherine Tate: Minimiser bras - Into Room 101.
- Nigel Havers: Jeremy Corbyn.
- Rylan Clark-Neal: Low ceilings.
Round 2
- Nigel: Shops at airports.
- Rylan: Set-up paparazzi shoots - Into Room 101.
- Catherine: Hipster restaurants.
Extra Storage: Bonus Choice
- Rylan: People that don't say thank you at zebra crossings - Into Room 101.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Friday 13th January 2017
- Time
- 8:30pm
- Channel
- BBC One
- Length
- 30 minutes
- Recorded
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- Tuesday 18th October 2016, 19:00 at BBC Elstree Centre
Cast & crew
| Frank Skinner | Host / Presenter |
| Catherine Tate | Guest |
| Nigel Havers | Guest |
| Rylan Clark-Neal | Guest |
| Frank Skinner | Writer |
| Paul Wheeler | Director |
| Jordan Read | Series Producer |
| Jimmy Mulville | Executive Producer |
| Richard Wilson | Executive Producer |
| Stu Mather | Executive Producer |
| Ruby Kuraishe | Executive Producer |
| Tim Ellison | Editor |
| Dennis De Groot | Production Designer |
| Rebecca Allen | Costume Designer |
| Nick Collier | Lighting Designer |
Video
Minimiser bras
Frank Skinner asks Catherine Tate to discuss her dislike of minimiser bras.
Featuring: Frank Skinner & Catherine Tate.
Press
Preview - Room 101
Frank Skinner returns for a sixth series of the Orwellian comedy where guests try to get rid of their pet hates forever.
Ian Wolf, On The Box, 13th January 2017Frank Skinner clears some space in a basement bulging with bugbears, as a fresh series of the comedy panel show beckons.Catherine Tate, Nigel Havers and TV presenter Rylan Clark-Neal offer pet peeves for Skinner's Orwellian alcove; picks from the pissed-off participants include try-hard hipster restaurants, prearranged paparazzi shoots and - in a move that may well goad viewers into using a BBC bias hashtag or 10 - Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Mark Gibbings-Jones, The Guardian, 13th January 2017