The 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. Audiences will be asked to download a free app to play along with this 6 x 60 minute series.
Series confirmed to pilot on
Tuesday 18th April
and is being produced By Chalkboard TV. I've downloaded the app, just shows this at the moment:
The 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. Audiences will be asked to download a free app to play along with this 6 x 60 minute series.
Series confirmed to pilot on
Tuesday 18th April
and is being produced By Chalkboard TV. I've downloaded the app, just shows this at the moment:
Because asking the British public to answer important questions has always worked in the past...
Alexander Armstrong is good at everything he does. One of those presenters who makes everything to do with TV and presenting look totally effortless. Funnily enough he turned down the Countdown role after Des O'Connor left saying he didn't want to be pigeon-holed as a presenter. Then Pointless came along
This sounds like a rehash of that BBC One show I think it was that Anne Robinson presented, Beat The Nation or something like that?
For a moment I thought ITV News had rebranded and relaunched The Pulse (wasn't that what it was called?).
I can almost hear Tom Bradby now: "But what should the government do if Brexit negotiations fail? Don't ask me; Ask Britain." Followed by what Judy from Walthomstow "reckons."
For a moment I thought ITV News had rebranded and relaunched The Pulse (wasn't that what it was called?).
I can almost hear Tom Bradby now: "But what should the government do if Brexit negotiations fail? Don't ask me; Ask Britain." Followed by what Judy from Walthomstow "reckons."
DON’T ASK ME ASK BRITAIN hosted by Alexander Armstrong
DON’T ASK ME ASK BRITAIN is an exciting new comedy gameshow for ITV prime time hosted by Alexander Armstrong and it’s coming to your screens this spring!
Live and interactive, this show is all about finding out what the nation REALLY thinks. Viewers will vote throughout the show using an app, and two teams of celebrity guests headed by Jonathan Ross & Frank Skinner will then go head to head to try and predict the opinions of the nation – from the burning issues of the day, to moral dilemmas and popular culture.
If you would like to join us at the ITV London Studios near Waterloo for an evening of interactive fun then apply now!
The show records at 7.00pm on Tuesdays 18th, 25th April and 2nd, 9th, 16th & 23rd May at ITV London Studios near Waterloo. There is also a runthrough recording at 5.30pm on Bank Holiday Monday 17th April.