Comedy talk/game show in which celebrities present an argument for their pet hates in various categories to be banished forever to Room 101.
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| Paul Merton | ... | Himself - Host / ... 64 episodes, 1999-2007 | |
| Frank Skinner | ... | Himself - Presenter / ... 58 episodes, 1995-2018 | |
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Nick Hancock | ... | Himself - Host / ... 25 episodes, 1994-1999 |
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Comedy talk/game show in which celebrities present an argument for their pet hates in various categories to be banished forever to Room 101.
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4 July 1994 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
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In an interview with The Times newspaper published on Saturday, 21st July 2018 host Frank Skinner announced that the BBC had axed Room 101. The show started out as a BBC Radio Series first broadcast in 1992. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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A novel concept is on offer where a celebrity comes on and states their pet hates and by the choice of the presenter the object of hatred is sent into room 101.Room 101 being oblivion. Nick Hancock was the first presenter and really endeared himself well.Being a fan of 'They think its all over 'I knew what to expect of him and he delivered it.He had his usual dry wit coupled with moments of random outbursts at the guest/audience. Paul Merton was the second host.Again I was familiar with him having watched 'Have I got news for you'.Yet again Paul done what he's good at and remains the shows presenter. The only gripe I have with the show is the range of celebrates and their actual standing.Recent shows have been occupied by z-listers but with a little more quality guests and room 101 will still be a staple of entertaining television