Celebrity Juice

Celebrity Juice
File:Celebjuice.jpg Opening titles
Created by	Leigh Francis
Presented by	Keith Lemon
Starring	Holly Willoughby Fearne Cotton Rufus Hound Jedward David Hasselhoff Verne Troyer
Country of origin	United Kingdom
Original language	English
No. of series	6
No. of episodes	59
Production
Production location	Riverside Studios
Running time	30 minutes (series 1-2) 45 minutes (series 3-)
Production company	Talkback Thames
Original release
Network	ITV2 (and ITV2 HD)
Release	24 September 2008 – Present

Celebrity Juice is a British television comedy panel game show on ITV2 that has been airing since 24 September, 2008. The show is presented by Keith Lemon, with regular captains Holly Willoughby and Fearne Cotton, alongside regular panellist Rufus Hound. Since the third series, the show has also featured Jedward, David Hasselhoff and Verne Troyer as the regular challengers in the VT challenges. The series is produced by Talkback Thames and filmed at Riverside Studios. The show is produced by Dan Baldwin. The idea of the show is to see which team knows most about the week's tabloid news stories. The show is also renowned for the mocking of its team captains - with Lemon often referring to Willoughby as "Holly Willoughbooby" and mocking Cotton for her large nostrils and small breasts. Lemon has also given Cotton the nickname "Dot Cotton" and generally favours Willoughby's team over Cotton's.

Series 1

Date	Episode	Guests	Guest	Notes
24 September 2008	1	Dermot O'Leary, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, Rav Singh and Paddy McGuinness	Lesley Joseph	In this episode, the guest round was Have A Dig in Winehouse's Wig, which was an early concept of the Cover Stories round, in which a guest picks a category from Winehouse's Wig. Rufus Hound was not present in this episode as he was doing a stand-up tour at the time.
1 October 2008	2	Katie Price, Peter Andre and Katy Brand	Faith Brown	In this episode, the guest round was Have A Dig in Winehouse's Wig, which was an early concept of the Cover Stories round, in which a guest picks a category from Winehouse's Wig.
8 October 2008	3	Gareth Gates, Dave Berry, Russell Kane and Chico Slimani	Nikki Grahame	In this episode, the guest round was Have A Dig in Winehouse's Wig, which was an early concept of the Cover Stories round, in which a guest picks a category from Winehouse's Wig. Rufus Hound was not present in this episode as he was doing a stand-up tour at the time.
15 October 2008	4	Emma Bunton, Lee Ryan, Tim Vine and Jack Whitehall	The Cheeky Girls	This episode introduced the regular Cover Stories round, following the decision to stop the Have A Dig in Winehouse's Wig round. The magazine for this series was 'Gape'. Rufus Hound was not present in this episode as he was doing a stand-up tour at the time.
22 October 2008	5	Kerry Katona, David Gest, Rob Rouse and Jason Byrne	Warwick Davis	Rufus Hound was not present in this episode as he was doing a stand-up tour at the time.
29 October 2008	6	Stephen K. Amos, Eamonn Holmes and Calum Best	Black Crow	This episode was marketed as a Halloween special, as it featured rounds based on the Haloween theme, and the studio designed to look like a witch's cave. In this episode, no celebrity guest was featured in the Cover Stories round, nor was there a massive magazine. Instead, a Black Crow which Lemon had perked on his shoulder introduced the segment, and immediately chose the category for the teams.
5 November 2008	7	Matt Littler, Darren Jeffries, Shaun Williamson, Verne Troyer and John Bishop	Brian Belo	Rufus Hound was not present in this episode as he was doing a stand-up tour at the time.
12 November 2008	8	Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Alex Zane, Antony Cotton and Andrew Maxwell	Pat Sharp	Rufus Hound was not present in this episode as he was doing a stand-up tour at the time.

Series 2

Date	Episode	Guests	Eat Magazine Head	Notes
25 February 2009	1	Kevin Bishop, Coolio and Sara Cox	Bianca Gascoigne
4 March 2009	2	Scott Mills, Joe Swash and Rob Deering	Cleo Rocos	Peaches Geldof replaced an absent Fearne Cotton as captain, as she was talking part in a mountain climb for Comic Relief at the time.
11 March 2009	3	Louis Walsh, Jodie Marsh and Andrew Maxwell	Keith Harris	Peaches Geldof replaced an absent Fearne Cotton as captain, as she was talking part in a mountain climb for Comic Relief at the time.
18 March 2009	4	David Van Day, Dave Berry and Denise Van Outen	Chanelle Hayes	Chanelle Hayes replaced an absent Holly Willoughby in the second half of the episode, as Holly had to stop filming due to sickness.
25 March 2009	5	Carol McGiffin, Thomas Turgoose and Dick and Dom	Bradley McIntosh
1 April 2009	6	Alex Zane, Anton Du Beke and Heidi Range	Ian Watkins
8 April 2009	7	Kirsty Gallacher, George Lamb and Darryn Lyons	Trevor and Simon
15 April 2009	8	Christopher Biggins, Matt Edmondson and Lauren Laverne	Raef Bjayou
22 April 2009	9	Brigitte Nielsen, Tim Lovejoy and Iain Lee	Mr. Motivator
29 April 2009	10	Tito Jackson, Claudia Winkleman and Paddy McGuinness	Nicola McLean

Series 3

Date	Episode	Guests	NOWT Magazine Head	Notes
18 March 2010	1	Abigail Clancy, Dave Berry and Craig Gazey	Louie Spence
25 March 2010	2	Louis Walsh, Louise Redknapp, Louie Spence and Paddy McGuinness	Chico Slimani	Rufus Hound was absent from the episode as he was filming an appearance on Let's Dance For Comic Relief at the time.
1 April 2010	3	Jack P. Shepherd, Sam & Mark and Jason Gardiner	The Cheeky Girls
8 April 2010	4	Tamzin Outhwaite, Emma Bunton and Paloma Faith	Vanessa Feltz	This episode was marketed as a Girls Night Out special, as all of the guests, excluding Rufus, were female.
15 April 2010	5	Joe Swash, Sally Morgan and Mathew Horne	Russell Grant
22 April 2010	6	Dermot O'Leary, Melvin O'Doom and John Partridge	Debbie McGee
29 April 2010	7	Chris Moyles, Phillip Schofield, Gino D'Acampo and Comedy Dave	Gordon the Gopher	This episode was marketed as a Radio 1 vs This Morning special, featuring two members from each of the respective programes representing it. Rufus Hound was absent from the episode as he was filming an appearance on Let's Dance For Comic Relief at the time.
6 May 2010	8	Janet Street-Porter, Peter Jones and Patrick Kielty	Andy Cunningham	This episode was one of three episodes never to be repeated or be broadcast on the ITV Player.
13 May 2010	9	Davina McCall, Caroline Flack and Chipmunk	David Van Day	This episode was one of three episodes never to be repeated or be broadcast on the ITV Player.
20 May 2010	10	The Juiciest Bits: Series 3	N/A	This episode featured clips from Series 3, and had Fearne, Holly, Keith and Rufus relaxing on a beach, discussing their own personal favourite moments from the series. This episode was also one of three episodes never to be repeated or be broadcast on the ITV Player.

Series 4

Date	Episode	Guests	Closerer Magazine Head	Notes
9 September 2010	1	Al Murray, Michelle Keegan and Holly Valance	Timmy Mallett
16 September 2010	2	Katie Price, Richard Bacon and Brian Dowling	Nancy Lam
23 September 2010	3	Verne Troyer, Dave Berry and Heidi Range	James MacKenzie	This episode was marketed as a Showbiz special, as it featured husband and wife team Dave Berry and Heidi Range.
30 September 2010	4	Lorraine Kelly, Andrew Maxwell and Konnie Huq	Ray Griffiths	Stephen Mulhern replaced an absent Fearne Cotton as captain as she was away on a trek for Breast Cancer Research at the time.
7 October 2010	5	Gino D'Acampo, Melanie Brown and Paloma Faith	Anthony Kavanagh
14 October 2010	6	McFly	John McCririck	This episode was marketed as a McFly special, as all four members of the band appeared as guests.
21 October 2010	7	N-Dubz	Caprice Bourret	This episode was marketed as an N-Dubz special, as all three members of the band appeared as guests.
28 October 2010	8	Dermot O'Leary, Diana Vickers and Olly Murs	Peter Dickson	This episode was marketed as an X Factor special, as all of the guests who appeared on the show have also appeared on The X Factor.
4 November 2010	9	Ryan Thomas, Sara Cox and Preston	Adam Rickitt
11 November 2010	10	The Juiciest Bits: Series 4	N/A	This episode features clips from Series 4, and also shows Fearne, Holly, Keith and Rufus sitting in an empty studio discussing their own personal highlights from the past series.
9 December 2010	11	Kym Marsh, Andrew Whyment, and Shobna Gulati	Ken Morley	This episode was marketed as a Coronation Street special, as the guests who appeared on the show are all current stars of the soap. The episode was also part of the soap's 50th Anniversary celebrations.
16 December 2010	12	JLS	Scott Robinson	This episode was marketed as a JLS special, as it featured all four members of the band appearing as guests.
23 December 2010	13	Kian Egan, Mark Feehily and Russell Kane	Lionel Blair	This episode was marketed as the Christmas special, and it featured the guests dressed up in christmas attire, and rounds relating to christmas-themed traditions.
30 December 2010	14	The Bang Tidy Year	N/A	This episode featured clips from both Series 3 and 4, and is set in a cinema, where Fearne, Holly, Keith and Rufus are all watching the premiere of the episode, discussing their own favourite personal moments.

Series 5

Date	Episode	Guests	Morerer Magazine Head	Notes
10 February 2011	1	Stacey Solomon, Joe Swash and Mikey North	Same Difference
17 February 2011	2	Alex Carter, Vanilla Ice and Gino D'Acampo	Michelle Bass
24 February 2011	3	Josie Gibson, Lethal Bizzle and Danny Jones	Dane Bowers	Gok Wan replaced an absent Holly Willoughby as captain, as she was away with sickness at the time.
3 March 2011	4	Adam Garcia, Christine Bleakley and Olly Murs	Maggot
5 March 2011	24HPP	David Walliams and Jedward	Brian Belo	This episode was broadcast as part of the Comic Relief 24 Hour Panel People challenge, in which comedian David Walliams appeared on various different panel shows throughout 24 hours in order to raise money for the charity. This episode was only broadcast on the Comic Relief website, and was not broadcast on ITV2. Germaine Greer and Lauren Laverne replaced an absent Holly Willoughby and Fearne Cotton as both were preparing to film other segments for the Comic Relief telethon.
10 March 2011	5	Emma Bunton, Myleene Klass and Gino D'Acampo	Stuart Baggs	This episode was marketed as an Up The Duff special, as all the members of Holly's team were pregnant at the time.
17 March 2011	6	Johnny Vegas, Craig Revel Horwood and Patsy Kensit	Lembit Öpik
24 March 2011	7	Ronan Keating, Kimberley Walsh and Chipmunk	Jon Lee	This episode was a marketed as a Pop Music special, as all of the guests currently have a career in music.
31 March 2011	8	Larry Lamb, George Lamb and Janice Dickinson	Chanelle Hayes
7 April 2011	9	Zoë Ball, Antony Cotton and Kimberly Wyatt	911
14 April 2011	10	Louis Walsh, Melanie Brown, Vernon Kay and Scott Mills	Twist and Pulse	Rufus Hound replaced an absent Holly Willoughby as captain as she was on maternity leave at the time.
21 April 2011	11	Brooke Vincent, Louie Spence and Stacey Solomon	Richard Fairbrass	Chris Moyles replaced an absent Holly Willoughby as captain as she was on maternity leave at the time.
28 April 2011	12	Brigitte Nielsen, Una Healy, Noel Clarke and Gemma Merna	Rosemary Shrager	Rufus Hound replaced an absent Holly Willoughby as captain as she was on maternity leave at the time. This episode was marketed as a Royal Wedding special, featuring the guests dressed up in fancy attire and rounds relating to the following day's special event.
5 May 2011	13	Paddy McGuinness, David Guetta, Max George and Tom Parker	Brendan Sheerin	Davina McCall replaced an absent Holly Willoughby as captain as she was on maternity leave at the time.
12 May 2011	14	Keith Duffy, Shane Lynch, and Lulu	Gillian McKeith	Chris Moyles replaced an absent Holly Willoughby as captain as she was on maternity leave at the time.
19 May 2011	15	Michelle Keegan, Craig Gazey, Kelvin Fletcher and Adele Silva	Martin Hancock	This episode was marketed as a Coronation Street vs. Emmerdale special, where each soap had two guests representing it.
26 May 2011	16	The End Of Series Party	N/A	This episode included clips from Series 5, and also had footage of Fearne, Holly, Rufus and Keith attending a party to celebrate the most successful series yet, and reflecting on their own favourite personal moments.

Series 6

Date	Episode	Guests	Newerer Magazine Head	Notes
1 September 2011	1	Joe McElderry, Mark Wright, Rochelle Wiseman and Dave Berry	Patricia Brooker	This episode was due to include Ant & Dec as guests, however, their appearance was postponed due to the unexpected death of Dec's father. Rufus Hound was absent as he was filming scenes for a short movie at the time.
8 September 2011	2	Example, Alex Reid, Denise Welch and Alan Fletcher	Diva Fever	This episode was a Back To School special, where both the team captains, Lemon and certain guests were dressed in school attire. Rufus Hound was absent as he was filming scenes for a short movie at the time.
15 September 2011	3	Sam Faiers, Kerry Katona, Samia Smith and Pamela Anderson	Caprice	This episode was a Girl on Girl special, where all the guests were female. Emma Bunton replaced an absent Fearne Cotton who was in hospital having an operation at the time. Rufus Hound was absent as he was filming scenes for a short movie at the time.
22 September 2011	4	Melanie Chisholm, Stacey Solomon and Paddy Doherty	Andrew Stone
29 September 2011	5	Richard Bacon, Denise Van Outen and Tinchy Stryder	Ben Adams
6 October 2011	6	Olly Murs, Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly	TBA
13 October 2011	7	Ricky Norwood, Natalie Anderson, Michelle Collins and Nick Pickard	TBA	This episode was a Soap v. Soap special, where each of the guests represents one of the four main television soaps: Eastenders, Emmerdale, Coronation Street and Hollyoaks.

External links

• Celebrity Juice at itv.com
• Celebrity Juice at UKGameshows.com
• Celebrity Juice at British Comedy Guide
• Celebrity Juice Videos