Comedy panel show Sorry, I Didn't Know returns for seventh series ten years after its TV debut
Ten years on from its TV debut in 2016, Sorry, I Didn’t Know has become part of comedy panel show lore, returning for a seventh series.
It is once again breaking its own record as the longest-running show by a Black-led production company and is now breaking the series record set by the classic sitcom Desmond’s, and sketch show The Real McCoy, for longest running Black-led comedy series on British TV.
The twice RTS-nominated series, which focuses on Black history, (which is also everyone’s history), sees Chizzy Akudolu returning to the hosting hot seat, keeping competitive team captains Eddie Kadi and Richard Blackwood in line. Richard, who joined the show last year, will once again go head-to-head with Eddie, his long-time friend and compadre. The questions will be intriguing, the answers outrageous, the competition fiercer than ever.
The show will once again feature a roster of brilliant comedic talent, who will join the roll call from previous series’ guests, which includes Tom Allen, Nish Kumar, Adjoa Andoh, Oti Mabuse, Sara Pascoe, Susan Wokoma, James Acaster, Munya Chawawa, Fatiha El-Ghorri, Colin Jackson, Jordan Stephens, Seann Walsh and Shaun Wallace - to name a few.
Sorry, I Didn't Know returns Sunday 22nd November on ITV1.
