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Was It Something I Said?

Show Info

  • Status: Ended
  • First Aired: October 6, 2013
  • Seasons: 1
  • Episodes: 8
  • Networks: Channel 4
  • Genres: Comedy
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Was It Something I Said?(2013)

TMDB Rating: 6.6 (15 votes)

Overview

Was It Something I Said? is a British comedy panel show broadcast on Channel 4, presented by David Mitchell and featuring team captains Richard Ayoade and Micky Flanagan.

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Series 1

8 episodes • 2013

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Charlie Higson, Jimmy Carr, David HarewoodOct 6, 20130.0
2Ed Byrne, Gabby Logan, Phil DanielsOct 13, 20130.0
3Jason Manford, Romesh Ranganathan, Mariella FrostrupOct 20, 20130.0
4Katherine Ryan, Bob Mortimer, Brian BlessedOct 27, 20130.0
5Robert Webb, Miles Jupp, Charles DanceNov 3, 20130.0
6Reginald D. Hunter, Sally Phillips, John SergeantNov 10, 20130.0
7Rhod Gilbert, Josie Long, John CravenNov 17, 20130.0
8Vic Reeves, Josh Widdicombe, Kirsty WarkNov 24, 20130.0

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