Sorry, I Didn’t Know S5E4 8 December 2024 on ITV
On Sunday 8 December 2024, ITV broadcasts Sorry, I Didn’t Know!
Season 5 Episode 4 Episode Summary
The upcoming episode of “Sorry, I Didn’t Know” promises to be an engaging exploration of Black British history. Airing on ITV, this episode features a lively lineup of guests, including Nina Wadia, DJ Target, Josh Jones, and Eddie Nestor. They will join team leaders Chizzy Akudolu and Stephen K Amos, who are known for their wit and charm.
Viewers can expect a fun and informative journey through significant events and figures that have shaped Black British culture. The show aims to educate while entertaining, making history accessible and enjoyable for everyone. With a mix of humor and heartfelt moments, the episode will highlight stories that are often overlooked.
As the teams delve into various topics, they will share interesting facts and personal anecdotes, creating a rich tapestry of experiences. This episode is not just about learning; it’s about celebrating the contributions of Black individuals to British society. It promises to be a memorable installment that sparks conversation and reflection. Fans of the show will not want to miss this special episode.
What Time is the Episode On?
The episode of Sorry, I Didn’t Know will be broadcast on December 8 2024 on ITV at 11:55 PM.
Is the Episode New?
The episode of Sorry, I Didn’t Know is all new!
Sorry, I Didn’t Know Cast & Stars
| Main Cast |
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| Jimmy Akingbola Chizzy Akudolu Judi Love Eddie Kadi |
Episode Videos & Previews
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Sorry, I Didn’t Know Series Information
| In this comedy-filled classic-style panel show, two teams of comedians take viewers on an eye-opening tour of Black history spanning across the globe. Hosted by Jimmy Akingbola, the two teams battle it out in four exciting rounds in which they reveal some very interesting historical facts. These comedians bring their knowledge, boldness and especially their humour to the show for both entertainment and educational purposes. Hopefully the phrase, "Sorry, I didn't know," will become a thing of the past. |
