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.

Career: Bill started touring with the likes of Phill Jupitus and Mark Lamarr, before forming a double-act in 1989 with Martin Stubbs. His big break came in 1995 with the show Bill Bailey's Cosmic Jam, a performance of which was filmed and broadcast on Channel 4. In 1998, he scooped his own comedy show on the BBC, Is It Bill Bailey?, and enjoyed a series of successful guest slots on shows such as Have I Got News for You. Bill also starred in Dylan Moran's Channel 4 sitcom Black Books, before taking over from Sean Hughes as a captain on Never Mind the Buzzcocks in 2002. He's a regular on quiz show QI, and has also enjoyed other acting roles in the likes of Jonathan Creek and Fifteen Storeys High. His big-screen CV includes the movies Saving Grace and Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, while his cameo in Hot Fuzz was very well-received. He also continues to tour with his stand-up, selling out arenas all over the world, and has begun a separate career as a presenter of wildlife shows, including the ITV series Baboons with Bill Bailey.

Career: Specialising in the heptathlon, Lewis took gold in the event at the 1994 Commonwealth Games in Victoria. She collected a bronze medal at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics and a gold medal at the 1998 Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur. The pinnacle of her sporting career came in 2000 when she won a gold medal at the Sydney Olympics. Lewis competed at the 2004 Olympics but a number of injuries led to her withdrawing from the competition. Since retiring from athletics, Lewis has worked as a pundit for BBC Sport. In 2004, she took part in Strictly Come Dancing and was the runner-up to Jill Halfpenny. She has also participated in All Star Family Fortunes, Pointless, The Cube and Big Star's Little Star with her son Ryan.

Career: Richardson made her TV presenting debut on The Big Breakfast on Channel 4. After that, she made regular appearances on programmes like Love Bites, Love Bites Back, Dream Ticket, Des Res and Big Screen. As well as presenting TV shows, she also wrote and produced programmes like No Waste Like Home, Turn Back Your Body Clock and You Are What You Eat. Richardson then went on to present a variety of Channel 4 programmes, including Supersize vs Superskinny, The Sex Education Show and Secret Eaters. Since 2016, she has presented Supershoppers with Andi Osho. She has also presented Naked Attraction.