Michael McIntyre's The Wheel


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Season 2, Episode 9

Gemma Collins, Dara O Briain, Fred Sirieix, Rochelle Humes, Lorraine Kelly, Jordan Banjo and Liam Charles join in the fun this time around, as contestants take on the colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize


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Cast & Crew

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Michael McIntyre (Presenter)
Gemma Collins (Contributor)
Dara O Briain (Contributor)
Fred Sirieix (Contributor)
Rochelle Humes (Contributor)
Lorraine Kelly (Contributor)
Jordan Banjo (Contributor)
Liam Charles (Contributor)
Dan Baldwin (Executive producer)
Tom Blakeson (Executive producer)
Chris Power (Director)

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Michael McIntyre (Presenter)
Born: February 21, 1976 in London
Best Known For: Coming from obscurity to being the biggest name in comedy seemingly overnight
Early-life: Born in 1976, in South London to a dancer and comedy writer Ray Cameron, McIntyre had a thoroughly middle-class upbringing that he describes as being entirely short of misery or material. He did his first open mic spot in 2001 having dropped out of a biology degree at Edinburgh University.
Career: Hailed as the best new stand-up to emerge in a decade, Michael has taken the comedy world by storm. He delivered electrifying sets on both We Are Not Amused (Prince Charles's 60th birthday celebrations on ITV1) and the Royal Variety Performance (BBC One), plus a stand-out performance as host on the first episode of BBC One's Live at the Apollo, leading to the Comedy Roadshow vehicle.
Quote: "Don't Man City and Man United sound a bit like gay clubs? 'Where you off to tonight? Man City? We're off to Man United. And a bit later we're off to the MEN Arena.'"
Trivia: His debut DVD release, Michael McIntyre Live & Laughing, became the fastest selling debut stand-up DVD of all time, selling more than 600,000 copies.
Gemma Collins (Contributor)
Born: February 02, 1981 in Essex
Best Known For: The Only Way Is Essex.
Early-life: Gemma was born in Essex on February 2, 1981. She attended the Sylvia Young Theatre School as a child and starred in a number of theatrical productions, including The Sound of Music. She raised her profile in 2011 by joining ITV2 reality series The Only Way Is Essex (TOWIE).
Career: Collins's time on TOWIE has led to appearances on I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here NOW!, This Morning, Loose Women and Celebrity Juice. In 2011, she did a nude shoot for Heat magazine. In January 2014, she was a participant on ITV reality series Splash! In November 2014, she opened her second plus size boutique in Brentwood. In the same month, she had a short-lived stay in the jungle as a contestant on I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! In January 2016, she entered the Celebrity Big Brother house.
Quote: "I'm an old fashioned girl. I've never had Botox or a boob job. I'm an everyday girl. The idea of being magazine-perfect is rubbish."
Trivia: Collins has designed her own plus size clothing range and released her autobiography in 2013.
Dara O Briain (Contributor)
Born: February 04, 1972 in Bray, Co Wicklow, Ireland
Best Known For: Mock the Week.
Early-life: Born in Bray, Co Wicklow, on February 4, 1972, and attended a tough school on Dublin's southside. He studied maths and theoretical physics at University College, Dublin. While a student there, he was both the auditor of the Literary and Historical Society (the university's oldest debating society and the official College Debating Union) and the co-founder and co-editor of the University Observer college newspaper. In 1994, he won the Irish Times National Debating Championship and the Irish Times/Gael Linn National Irish language debating championship.
Career: O Briain's first post-uni job was as a children's TV presenter for RTE. He also began performing stand-up gigs on the Irish comedy circuit. He came to prominence as a team captain on the Irish topical panel show Don't Feed The Gondolas (1998-2000). He then toured heavily, performing across Europe, Asia, Australia and North America. In 2002, O Briain began making appearances on British TV shows. He has hosted the comedy panel game Mock the Week since 2005, and continues to perform stand-up. He took over from Adrian Chiles as the host of The Apprentice: You're Fired! in 2010, but quit in 2014. He has also branched out into maths and science with the series School of Hard Sums and Stargazing Live.
Quote: On School of Hard Sums: "I only did it to get the problems, because I quite like doing equations. There's a bit of me that just pined for a bit of maths."
Trivia: O Briain was one of the six celebrities who took on the Zambezi River for Comic Relief's 2013 Through Hell and High Water challenge.
Fred Sirieix (Contributor)
Rochelle Humes (Contributor)
Born: March 21, 1989 in Portsmouth
Best Known For: The Saturdays.
Early-life: Rochelle Eulah Eileen Wiseman was born in Portsmouth on March 21, 1989. Her parents divorced when she was three. She went on to attend Colin's Performing Arts School. She did a little modelling and finished third in a Miss England contest. In 2001, Rochelle was chosen from thousands of hopefuls on the S Club Search TV series to become a member of S Club Juniors, a younger spin-off of pop group S Club 7.
Career: S Club Juniors were all in their early teens and they were originally intended to be a support act for S Club 7, but they soon had a following of their own and began to release records. In 2003, the name of the group changed to S Club 8. They released two albums and appeared as characters on children's TV series I Dream. They split up in early 2005. In 2006, Humes was a member of a group called The TigerLilys, but they disbanded before releasing any material. Her big break came in 2007 when she became a member of girl group the Saturdays, whose members include fellow former S Club 8 member Frankie Bridge. They released their debut album, Chasing Lights, in 2008. Since then, they have released a further three albums and headlined a number of concert tours. Away from singing, Humes has appeared on the BBC Three comedy panel show Sweat the Small Stuff, and presented This Morning alongside her husband, former JLS singer Marvin Humes. In December 2013, she was a contestant on the Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special.
Quote: "I'm happy to be womanly and I think that comes from happiness in everything else in my life too."
Trivia: She wed Marvin in 2012.
Lorraine Kelly (Contributor)
Born: November 30, 1959 in Glasgow
Best Known For: Her friendly on-screen manner.
Early-life: Born November 30, 1959, in Gorbals, Glasgow, but later moved with her family to East Kilbride. Her dad John was a TV repairman. She claims her family were far from being well-off, and that her first home had no running water, phone, bath or shower. After passing her Scottish Highers, she was expected to take up a place at university to study Russian and English, but turned it down to take a job on her local newspaper, the East Kilbride News, instead.
Career: Kelly was a news reporter before landing a position as a TV researcher for BBC Scotland in 1983. It was not well paid and she worked as a waitress in the evenings to make ends meet. Despite once being told that her Glasgow accent would prevent her from gaining small screen success she joined TV-am as its senior Scottish correspondent in 1985, but didn't become a household name until she became co-host of Good Morning Britain in 1990. She's hosted her own weekday morning show since 1994; it's been known by various titles but is currently called Lorraine. Other projects include a Sky One show, a regular column for The Sun and her own fitness videos, as well as guest hosting Have I Got News For You and The Paul O'Grady Show. She began co-hosting Daybreak with Aled Jones in May 2012.
Quote: "Being thought of as a sex symbol is hilarious and deeply, deeply flattering."
Trivia: Kelly is a patron of the Association for International Cancer Research.
Jordan Banjo (Contributor)
Liam Charles (Contributor)
Born: August 28, 1997 in London
Dan Baldwin (Executive producer)
Tom Blakeson (Executive producer)
Chris Power (Director)