Celebrity Sabotage

2026 British TV series From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Celebrity Sabotage is a British hidden camera reality television series which premiered on 21 March 2026 on ITV1 and ITVX.[1] This show was produced by Lifted Entertainment, who also produced Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway.[2]

GenreReality
Created byEd Daggett
Country of originUnited Kingdom
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Celebrity Sabotage
GenreReality
Created byEd Daggett
StarringJoel Dommett
Judi Love
Sam Thompson
GK Barry
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series1
No. of episodes6
Production
Running time60 minutes
Production companyLifted Entertainment
Original release
NetworkITV
Release21 March 2026 (2026-03-21) 
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Format

The series follows the concept of a hidden camera prank show, similar to that of Impractical Jokers.[3] Celebrities have to prank contestants in a fake game show in order to win them a cash prize which will be split equally between them.[4] Many of the show's pranks include disrupting a wedding photoshoot, and sabotaging a wellness retreat face mask session.[5] The four main saboteurs are Joel Dommett, Judi Love, Sam Thompson and GK Barry and each episode they are joined by a celebrity guest saboteur, including Jill Scott, Fay Ripley, Olivia Attwood, Jo Brand, Guz Khan and Harry Redknapp.[6] the fake game show hosts include Emma Willis, Matt Willis, Sara Davies and Clare Balding.[7]

Production

The series was announced by ITV Studios in 2025.[8] Each episode is 60 minutes long.[9]

Episodes

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Series 1
Episode Date Show Host Guest saboteur
1 21 March 2026 The Applicant Sara Davies Jo Brand
2 28 March 2026 Couple Goals Matt and Emma Willis Olivia Attwood
3 4 April 2026 The Great Kitchen Cook Off Monica Galetti Jill Scott
4 11 April 2026 SOS: Survive Or Surrender Jason Fox Guz Khan
5 18 April 2026 The Perfect Pooch Clare Balding Harry Redknapp
6 25 April 2026 The Backstabber Rylan Clark Fay Ripley
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Reception

The programme received mixed reception.[10][11] The "chaotic format" was described as messy, with other viewers suggesting the show would have been better suited to an earlier timeslot.[11][12]

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