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Fern Britton, Robert Webb and Danny Baker compete to put their pet hates into Room 101. (Extended Edition of Series 12 Episode 1.)
Seasoned rocker Alice Cooper, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? host Chris Tarrant and wildlife presenter Chris Packham compete to have their pet hates banished for ever, on the comedy panel show chaired by Frank Skinner. Their gripes in this extended version include people who talk in the cinema, men in shorts, living statues, balloon animals, parrots, Jedward and Chris Moyles
Politician John Prescott, actress Rebecca Front and comedian Micky Flanagan join Frank Skinner, making the case for their pet hates to be banished
Fern Britton, Robert Webb and Danny Baker compete to put their pet hates into Room 101. (Extended Edition of Series 12 Episode 1.)
Seasoned rocker Alice Cooper, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? host Chris Tarrant and wildlife presenter Chris Packham compete to have their pet hates banished for ever, on the comedy panel show chaired by Frank Skinner. Their gripes in this extended version include people who talk in the cinema, men in shorts, living statues, balloon animals, parrots, Jedward and Chris Moyles.
Politician John Prescott, actress Rebecca Front and comedian Micky Flanagan join Frank Skinner, making the case for their pet hates to be banished
Extended edition of Room 101. Frank Skinner hosts as three celebrities battle to banish their top peeve or worst nightmare to the depths of Room 101. With guests Richard Osman, Joan Bakewell and Roisin Conaty.
Extended edition of Room 101. Frank Skinner hosts as three celebrities battle to banish their top peeve or worst nightmare to the depths of Room 101. With guests Henning Wehn, Michael Ball and Caroline Quentin.
Extended edition of Room 101. Frank Skinner hosts as three celebrities battle to banish their top peeve or worst nightmare to the depths of Room 101. With guests Lee Mack, Dave Myers and Ruby Wax.
Extended edition of Room 101. Frank Skinner hosts as three celebrities battle to banish their worst nightmare to Room 101. With guests Miles Jupp, Vernon Kay and Kelly Hoppen MBE.
Extended edition of Room 101. Frank Skinner hosts as three celebrities battle to banish their top peeve or worst nightmare to the depths of Room 101. With guests Josh Widdicombe, Sara Cox and Aled Jones.
Extended edition of Room 101. Frank Skinner hosts as three celebrities battle to banish their worst nightmare to Room 101. With guests Adam Hills, Gyles Brandreth and Melanie C.
Frank Skinner presents the comedy panel show, as Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, Charles Dance and Andi Osho strive to have their pet hates consigned to the depths of Room 101.
Host Frank Skinner invites Sue Perkins, Bruno Tonioli and Steve Jones to compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner hosts as comedian Tim Vine, Strictly's Len Goodman and actress Ronni Ancona compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. The show consists of three rounds: going out, modern life and the wildcard round.
Frank Skinner hosts as comedian Jack Dee, footballer turned presenter Gary Lineker and actress Fay Ripley compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. The show consists of three rounds: people, modern life and the wildcard round.
Frank Skinner hosts as comedian Katherine Ryan, broadcaster Fiona Bruce and woodsman Ray Mears compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. The show consists of three rounds: modern life, people and the wildcard round.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as actor, comedian and Pointless host Alexander Armstrong, superstar athlete Dame Kelly Holmes and golden voice of cricket Henry Blofeld compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. The show consists of three rounds: modern life, food and drink and the wildcard round.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan, comedian Sara Pascoe and 'Mr Television' Jonathan Ross compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as writer and broadcaster Victoria Coren Mitchell, actor Warwick Davis and Dr Christian Jessen from Embarrassing Bodies compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. The show consists of three rounds: people, modern life and the wildcard round.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as comedian Bob Mortimer, Countdown's Rachel Riley and Mrs Brown's Brendan O'Carroll compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. The show consists of three rounds: people, modern life and the wildcard round.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Radio 1 DJ Jameela Jamil, TV presenter Adrian Chiles and showbiz legend Des O'Connor compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner hosts the fast-moving game show as headlines Sir Trevor McDonald, punchlines Aisling Bea and 'learning-his-lines' David Tennant compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. The show consists of the following choices: sushi, queuing, pigeons, lateness, my South African accent and scooters.
Frank Skinner hosts as actress Joanna Scanlan, comedian Noel Fielding and former footballer Ian Wright compete to have their pet hates consigned to Room 101. Their choices include spiders, the film Grease, bad toast etiquette, stinky cheese, numbers, hangovers and pockets on children's clothes.
Frank Skinner hosts as Citizen Khan's Adil Ray, Katie Price and Greg Davies compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Their choices include parking, beards, people with no talent on talent shows, hotel check-in and check-out and ketchup.
Room 101 returns to BBC One with host Frank Skinner. James Acaster, Kirsty Wark and Heston Blumenthal compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Their choices include: Geese, men who wear too much aftershave, people who put milk in tea first, plastic flowers, food that doesn't taste as good as you remember, the shot-put and the song Living on a Prayer.
Extended edition of Room 101. Frank Skinner hosts as Claudia Winkleman, John Humphrys and Russell Kane compete to have their pet hates consigned to Room 101. Their choices include whooping in audiences, overly friendly people on holiday, fussy eaters and all professional sport.
Frank Skinner hosts as Robert Peston, Bridget Christie and Greg James compete to have their pet hates consigned to Room 101. Topics include the Kardashians, babies, Lycra, people's sense of entitlement, management speak and politicians pretending to be normal.
Frank Skinner hosts as Bafta-winning Katherine Parkinson, laughter-spinning Russell Howard and all-the-trimmings John Torode compete to have their pet hates consigned to Room 101. Topics include massive pepper grinders, dreams, DJs who join in at the end of a song, predictive text, women who cross their legs when having their photo taken and grumpy kids.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Catherine Tate, Rylan Clark-Neal and Nigel Havers compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include hipster restaurants, set-up paparazzi shoots and Jeremy Corbyn.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as David Mitchell, Judy Murray and Anita Rani compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include sniffing, walking and eating, and sugar lumps.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Rob Beckett, Ross Kemp and Sophie Ellis-Bextor compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include teeth, misplaced clapping and snobby shop assistants.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Joe Lycett, Ricky Wilson and Zoe Lyons compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include new towels, escalators and the bartender at the local pub.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Lucy Porter, Romesh Ranganathan and Judge Rinder compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include lavish proposals, school reunions and New Year's Eve.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Richard Ayoade, Alun Cochrane and Gabby Logan compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include people who laugh out loud when reading a book, half-and-half scarves and fun.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Rob Delaney, Davina McCall and Laurence Fox compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include people who order starters, 12-string guitars and cyclists in lycra.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Nicola Adams, Frankie Boyle and Diane Morgan compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include magicians, losing your keys and life itself.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Charlie Brooker, Scarlett Moffatt and Pearl Mackie compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include Crocs, mosquitoes and having your hair cut.
Room 101 returns with host Frank Skinner. Alex Brooker, Jeremy Paxman and Sally Phillips compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include positive thinking, tourist attractions and David Cameron.
Room 101 returns with host Frank Skinner. Jimmy Carr, Steven Moffat and Rochelle Humes compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include sandy beaches, other people's opinions and being Scottish.
Room 101 returns with host Frank Skinner. Vicky McClure, Sandi Toksvig and Josh Widdicombe compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include real ale, hotel leaflets and coat hangers.
Room 101 returns with host Frank Skinner. Roisin Conaty, Chris Kamara and Nish Kumar compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include bread at restaurants, downloading music and ex-partners.
Frank Skinner hosts as Stephen Mangan, Phil Wang and Holly Walsh compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include The Archers, having a bath and making friends with your aerobics instructor!
Frank Skinner hosts as Katherine Ryan, Geri Horner and Adam Buxton compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include phone calls, pens that don't work and marathons.
Frank Skinner hosts as Bill Bailey, Una Stubbs and Alice Levine compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include taramasalata, people who talk too loudly and drama cliches.
In the series that asks guests to name the people and things they hate the most, Nick Hancock discovers some surprises on the list of Private Eye editor Ian Hislop, including Postman Pat, men with beards, and the film Truly Madly Deeply.
In the series where guests list what they hate the most, comedian David Baddiel nominates Tomorrow's World and his own bar mitzvah photo.
In the last in the series where guests list what they hate the most, Danny Baker's nominations include EuroDisney, Casualty and pub food.
The series in which celebrities talk to host Nick Hancock about the people, places and objects they hate. Among comedian Frank Skinner's most heartfelt detestations are Shakespeare, Action Man, and David Baddiel's cat.
Ricky Gervais puts: 1) Children in Restaurants 2) Lateness 3) Children in Need 4) Caravan Holidays 5) Noisy People All go into the abyss, except caravan holidays.
Omid Djalili suggests that: 1) Male Yoga Teachers 2) Places with no Air-Conditioning 3) Open-Air Theaters 4) Chilli 5) Bad MC's should be put into Room 101. Only Open-Air Theaters survive the drop, and live to fight another day.
Michael Gambon puts in 1) London Busses 2) Education 3) Make-up Ladies who fuss to much 4) Birthdays 5) Notting Hill All go in except Fussy Make-Up Ladies and Birthdays, because Room 101 give him a watchmakers laith as a birthday presant, so if birthdays go in then so does the laith, so he says no.
Frank Skinner acts as host of the new revamped series. This week Danny Baker, Fern Britton and Robert Webb try to send the things they hate the most into the infamous Orwellian chamber. Nominations include Jeremy Kyle and panel shows.
This week Gregg Wallace, Gabby Logan and Sarah Millican try to send the things they hate the most into Room 101. Nominations include cashpoints, buffets and anti-social cats.
Frank Skinner invites rock legend Alice Cooper, TV presenter Chris Tarrant and wildlife expert Chris Packham to compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner invites Jamelia, author Germaine Greer and comedian Ross Noble to the show in which they compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner invites Dragons' Den's Hilary Devey, comedian Alistair McGowan and American singer Josh Groban to the show in which they compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner invites comedian Rhod Gilbert, The Apprentice's Nick Hewer and presenter Carol Vorderman to the show in which they compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101.
Actor Larry Lamb, comedian David O'Doherty and presenter Lauren Laverne join Frank Skinner, making the case for their pet hates to be banished
Politician John Prescott, actress Rebecca Front and comedian Micky Flanagan join Frank Skinner, making the case for their pet hates to be banished
Frank Skinner returns to ask more celebrities what they hate. This week, Countryfile and Newsround presenter John Craven, Radio 1 DJ Reggie Yates and comedian Miranda Hart provide the nominations, including spitting, yoghurt drinks and Miranda's own breasts.
TV and radio legend Sir Terry Wogan, Only Connect host and poker player Victoria Coren and cricketer Phil Tufnell, try to banish health fads, the phrase "English breakfast tea" and the Australian cricket team from 1990 - 2002 into the Orwellian chamber.
Presenter and adventurer Ben Fogle, journalist Janet Street Porter and comic Greg Davies try to dump in Room 101 multi-channel TV, Extreme Fishing With Robson Green and an old man in a village in Spain who appears to hate Greg.
Paloma Faith, Jason Manford and Deborah Meaden are invited by host Frank Skinner to compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to the depths of Room 101.
Cilla Black, Hugh Dennis and Mel Giedroyc reveal their pet hates, which include giant charity cheques, people who insist others sign cards, Las Vegas and knickers.
Clive Anderson, Alex Jones and Jack Whitehall are invited by host Frank Skinner to compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to the depths of Room 101.
Frank Skinner invites Bill Turnbull, Ben Miller and Jo Brand to discuss their pet hates, which include middle-lane drivers, homeopathy and low-slung jeans.
Craig Revel Horwood, Sheila Hancock and Jon Richardson debate their pet hates, which include women's toilets, scented candles and dancing.
Richard Osman, Joan Bakewell and Roisin Conaty battle to get their pet peeves banished.
Henning Wehn, Michael Ball and Caroline Quentin battle to get their pet peeves banished.
Lee Mack, Dave Myers and Ruby Wax battle to get their pet peeves banished.
Frank Skinner hosts as three celebrities battle to banish their top peeve or worst nightmare to the depths of Room 101. With guests Miles Jupp, Vernon Kay and Kelly Hoppen MBE.
Frank Skinner hosts as three celebrities battle to banish their top peeve or worst nightmare to the depths of Room 101. With guests Josh Widdicombe, Sara Cox and Aled Jones.
Gyles Brandreth, Adam Hills and Melanie C compete to have their pet hates banished for ever, on the comedy panel show hosted by Frank Skinner
Frank Skinner invites interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, actor Charles Dance (Game of Thrones) and comedienne and actress Andi Osho to discuss their pet hates.
Frank Skinner presents the comedy panel show, which sees The Great British Bake Off presenter Sue Perkins, Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli and TV host Steve Jones compete to have their pet hates banished for ever. Their gripes include catalogues, flat-pack furniture and gym etiquette.
Frank Skinner welcomes Strictly Come Dancing head judge Len Goodman, actress and impressionist Ronni Ancona and quick-witted comic Tim Vine to discuss their pet hates, in the hope of having them banished to Room 101. Their gripes include cats in the garden, karaoke DJs, foreign food and small talk at parties.
Grumpy comic Jack Dee, footballer-turned-presenter Gary Lineker and actress Fay Ripley reveal their pet hates to Frank Skinner in the hope he will banish them to Room 101. Things that really get on the guests' nerves this week include white-van drivers, competitive parents and people who tell the truth.
Outdoor survival expert Ray Mears, TV presenter Fiona Bruce and comedienne Katherine Ryan tell Frank Skinner what really gets on their wick, in the hope he will banish their bugbears to the infamous room for ever. The celebrities' gripes include caravans, cushions on beds and Cheryl Fernandez-Versini.
Actor, comedian and game-show host Alexander Armstrong reveals how he finds certain cocktail ingredients pointless, athlete Kelly Holmes is fed up of being given the runaround by the M25, and veteran sports commentator Henry Blofeld argues that people talking to him at breakfast simply isn't cricket.
Chat-show host Jonathan Ross, former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan and comedienne Sara Pascoe tell Frank Skinner what really gets on their wick, in the hope he will banish their bugbears to the infamous room for ever. The celebrities' gripes include pick 'n' mix, misuse of the word 'literally' and the Grim Reaper.
TV doctor Christian Jessen, actor and presenter Warwick Davis and writer and broadcaster Victoria Coren Mitchell tell Frank Skinner what really gets on their wick, in the hope he will banish their bugbears to the infamous room for ever. The celebrities' gripes include doctors, James Bond and people who send e-mails.
Mrs Brown star Brendan O'Carroll, comedian Bob Mortimer and Countdown numbers expert Rachel Riley tell Frank Skinner what really gets on their wick, in the hope he will banish their bugbears to the infamous room for ever. Their gripes include urinal etiquette, food with bacon wrapped round it and the Essex girl stereotype.
Frank Skinner invites another three celebrities to reveal their pet hates in the hope he will banish them to Room 101. Veteran entertainer Des O'Connor reveals how he doesn't care for birthdays any more, broadcaster Adrian Chiles admits that women's shoes aren't for him and former Radio 1 Chart Show presenter Jameela Jamil isn't too keen on flatmates.
Highlights from the fourth series of the show in which celebrities reveal their pet hates in the hope Frank Skinner will banish them to Room 101. The programme features unseen footage and a reminder of all the guests' contributions, including Jack Dee's disgust of white-van drivers, Henry Blofeld's dislike of people who talk to him at breakfast, and Jameela Jamil's hate for bad break-up etiquette. Plus, the grievances of Gary Lineker, Len Goodman, Rachel Riley, Kelly Holmes, Fay Ripley and many other famous faces.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Sir Trevor McDonald, Aisling Bea and David Tennant compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner hosts as actress Joanna Scanlan, comedian Noel Fielding and former footballer Ian Wright compete to have their pet hates consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner hosts as Citizen Khan Adil Ray, model citizen Katie Price and senior citizen Greg Davies compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner invites another three celebrities to reveal their pet hates in the hope he will banish them to Room 101. Chef Heston Blumenthal hates it when people put milk in their tea first, Newsnight presenter Kirsty Wark is put off by men who wear too much aftershave and stand-up comedian James Acaster hates geese.
Former Happy Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder, comedian and actress Meera Syal and Australian stand-up Sam Simmons tell Frank Skinner what really gets on their wick, in the hope he will banish their bugbears to the infamous room for ever. The celebrities' gripes include football talk, boisterous whistling and severe makeover shows.
Frank Skinner hosts as Claudia Winkleman, John Humphrys and Russell Kane compete to have their pet hates consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner hosts as Robert Peston, Bridget Christie and Greg James compete to have their pet hates consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner hosts as Bafta-winning Katherine Parkinson, laughter-spinning Russell Howard and all-the-trimmings John Torode compete to have their pet hates consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner presents highlights and unseen material from the recent series, in which famous faces discussed their least favourite things, arguing the case for Frank to banish them to the infamous room for ever. Choices include parking, spiders, grumpy kids and people who really like Batman.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Catherine Tate, Rylan Clark-Neal and Nigel Havers compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include hipster restaurants, set-up paparazzi shoots and Jeremy Corbyn.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as David Mitchell, Judy Murray and Anita Rani compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include sniffing, walking and eating, and sugar lumps.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Rob Beckett, Ross Kemp and Sophie Ellis-Bextor compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Joe Lycett, Ricky Wilson and Zoe Lyons compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Lucy Porter, Romesh Ranganathan and Judge Rinder compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include lavish proposals, school reunions and New Year's Eve.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Richard Ayoade, Alun Cochrane and Gabby Logan compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include people who laugh out loud when reading a book, half-and-half scarves and fun.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Rob Delaney, Davina McCall and Laurence Fox compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include people who order starters, 12 string guitars and cyclists in lycra.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show as Nicola Adams, Frankie Boyle and Diane Morgan compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include magicians, losing your keys and life itself.
A special addition featuring the best bits from the series and loads of brilliant stuff which you haven't seen before. Guests compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include Sugar Lumps, Enforced Seating Plans and Life Itself!
Charlie Brooker, Scarlett Moffatt and Pearl Mackie compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include Crocs, mosquitoes and having your hair cut!
Alex Brooker, Jeremy Paxman and Sally Phillips compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include positive thinking, tourist attractions and David Cameron.
Jimmy Carr, Steven Moffat and Rochelle Humes compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101, with topics including sandy beaches, other people's opinions and being Scottish.
Vicky McClure, Sandi Toksvig and Josh Widdicombe compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101, with topics including real ale, hotel leaflets and coat hangers.
Roisin Conaty, Chris Kamara and Nish Kumar compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101, with topics including bread at restaurants, downloading music and ex-partners.
Frank Skinner hosts as Stephen Mangan, Phil Wang and Holly Walsh compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show. Katherine Ryan, Geri Horner and Adam Buxton compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101. Topics include phone calls, pens that don't work and marathons.
Frank Skinner hosts the comedy panel show. Bill Bailey, Alice Levine and Una Stubbs compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101.
Frank Skinner hosts a special edition of the comedy panel show featuring the best bits from the series and loads of unseen footage.
