Mmmm, that's what I thought. They seem to have filmed an episode with a team of people who all share a profession and to some extent could be described as celebrities.
I don't really follow the programmes but this seemed out of character.
They certainly have had Celebrity Specials, but as most celebrities are not too bright anyway in fits in with their policy of not having teams too clever
A team that comprised or Setphen Fry and LLewelyn Bowen would be very formidable. The latter won a £1m for charity in who wants to be a millionairre. Stephen Fry an ex-Cambridge graduate knows everything.
Stephen Fry certainly does NOT know everything. I remember when he was a Phone-a-Friend on Who Wants to be a Millionaire and he got the answer WRONG! I know hard to believe isn't it. http://www.guardian.c...eekendstvstephenfrygu
A quiz team I was in went for an audition for "Eggheads" where you have to take a reserve making six. All six beat the opposition and we won the team game. A good audition. We never heard another thing and the irony of it was the team we beat turned up on the programme.
So anybody on AS who is a bit useful has got no chance as they only want mainly cannon fodder
It's not all about knowledge. You have to be able to do 'good television' as well.
A long time ago someone I worked with went to an audition for 15 to 1. He got all his questions wrong but still went forward to the second set.