Your Face Or Mine

Katherine Ryan says she's devastated show caused split

Katherine Ryan says she's 'devastated' by Gemma Collins and James Argent split after their sex confessions on Your Face Or Mine.

Katherine Ryan and Jimmy Carr open a new series of the savage gameshow with an appearance from ex-Towie twosome Gemma Collins and James "Arg" Argent. No couple are more ripe for the challenge. "I'm one hell of a woman," states Collins. The more honest it gets, the more they raise for their chosen charity.

Katherine Ryan interview

"I think it's great to have criticism. I never mind if reviews are positive or negative - getting a response is desired."

Celebs on Your Face charity specials paid £3,500

A whistleblower said the fees offered by bosses on the game show are often more than they raise for charity.

Jimmy Carr on couples fighting, crying & breaking up

We all know Your Face Or Mine can get pretty savage. We mean, who wouldn't be offended if their partner found their EX hotter than them?

But as it turns out, couples who appear on the show don't just get offended... they get mad. REAL MAD. They cry. They scream. And they actually break up.

Unhateable celebrity lovebirds Joe Swash and Stacey Solomon are the contestants as the gameshow returns. To win cash for charity, Swash and Stace must judge their own and each other's attractiveness, in comparison to random punters and surprise guests. Mildly offensive, but good-humoured and at least it sticks to faces: someone somewhere is surely cooking up a nightmarish cross between this and Naked Attraction.

Jimmy Carr and Katherine Ryan are the hosts in this vacuous couples' challenge. While Ryan is warm and funny, Carr showcases his superior attitude, as if he has forgotten why he agreed to present the show. After the audience rank both celebrities and civilians from "hottest to nottest", the couple in question must try to guess who they think is better looking. Even the most devoted watcher of shallow telly will find it uncomfortable.

Your Face Or Mine: a dating show that's rotten

Jimmy Carr and Katherine Ryan's revived gameshow could easily be mistaken for an episode of Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror.