New Year's Eve - Monday 31st December 2007, BBC One, 6.30pm
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Paul Bradley
Holby City star Paul reveals his true colours as he shows off his knowledge of American rockers Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band.
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Dan Snow
The presenter of BBC's 20th Century Battlefields goes back further in time and has two minutes to gallop through The Seven Years War.
| Peter Serafinowicz (WINNER)
Spoof comedian Peter loves those seminal Sixties spoofers Monty Python's Flying Circus.
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William G Stewart
The ex-presenter of Fifteen to One knows about quiz formats. He won't lose his wits as he answers on Lord Eglin and his Marbles.
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New Year's Day - Tuesday 1st January 2008, BBC One, 7pm
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Adrian Edmondson
The comic who was the punk in The Young Ones reverts to type with The Sex Pistols.
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Bill Turnbull
News presenter and journalist Bill promises not to bring his bonnet along as he gets a buzz with beekeeping.
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Jan Ravens (WINNER)
Impressionist and comedian Jan loves the mystery and suspense of Daphne du Maurier.
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BenjaminZephaniah
The first person to record with the Wailers after Marley's death, Benjamin is at home with Jamaican Reggae up to 1985.
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Wednesday 2nd January 2008, BBC One, 7pm
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Steve Cram (WINNER)
Former athlete Steve needed no luck answering on the Black Cats, aka Sunderland FC.
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Anjum Anand
TV chef and food writer Anjum recalls 1947 and the heartbreak that was the Partition of India.
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Tony Hawks
A comic who knows an ollie from a grab, Tony loves a double-take too as he takes on skateboarding legend Tony Hawk.
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Bill Kenwright
A man who can rock around the clock any night, impresario Bill twists and jives to the hit parade 1957-1964.
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Thursday 3rd January 2008, BBC One, 7pm
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Wayne Sleep
Step to the cabaret old chum. Dancer Wayne pirouettes his understanding of choreographer Bob Fosse.
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Yvette Fielding
The former BBC Blue Peter presenter is determined not to lose her head when faced with the life of Henry VIII.
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Spoony (WINNER)
Former Radio 1 DJ, Spoony loves the American pianist and soul musician, Ray Charles.
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Brian Sewell
Art critic Brian thinks cars are a work of art which explains his interest in British motor cars 1930-1950.
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Friday 4th January 2008, BBC One, 7pm
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Kaye Adams (WINNER)
The presenter of ITV's Loose Women admires the tenacity of the Pankhursts.
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Simon Rimmer
A Prenton Park regular where a hot Bovril is essential, TV chef Simon cheers on Tranmere Rovers FC
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Danny Wallace
Funny man Danny is deadly serious about the Ghostbusters films.
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Nicholas Parsons
Just A Minute host Nicholas talks for two without hesitation or deviation about Edward Lear.
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