8 Out of 10 Cats - Guest Appearances

Guest Appearances

The following have made more than one appearance on the show as a guest (to 26 November 2012):

11 appearances
  • Johnny Vegas
10 appearances
  • David Walliams
9 appearances
  • Sarah Millican
8 appearances
  • Vic Reeves
7 appearances
  • Frankie Boyle
  • Alan Carr
  • Krishnan Guru-Murthy
  • Lee Mack
  • Jack Whitehall
  • Claudia Winkleman
6 appearances
  • Micky Flanagan
  • Reginald D. Hunter
  • David O'Doherty
  • Rachel Riley
  • Joe Wilkinson
5 appearances
  • Scott Capurro
  • Jamelia
  • Ulrika Jonsson
  • Kelly Osbourne
  • Mark Watson
  • Josh Widdicombe
  • Alex Zane
4 appearances
  • Alun Cochrane
  • James Corden
  • Jack Dee
  • Rhod Gilbert
  • Trisha Goddard
  • Russell Kane
  • Lauren Laverne
  • Gabby Logan
  • Peter Serafinowicz
  • Louie Spence
  • Carol Vorderman
  • Holly Walsh
3 appearances
  • Chris Addison
  • John Bishop
  • Charlie Brooker
  • Greg Davies
  • Vanessa Feltz
  • Christian Jessen
  • Vernon Kay
  • Lorraine Kelly
  • Shappi Khorsandi
  • Jodie Kidd
  • Sally Lindsay
  • Josie Long
  • Jason Manford
  • Stephen Mangan
  • Michael McIntyre
  • Paddy McGuinness
  • Joan Rivers
  • Rob Rouse
  • Katherine Ryan
  • Liza Tarbuck
  • Johnny Vaughan
  • Louis Walsh
2 appearances
  • Fiona Allen
  • Simon Amstell
  • David Baddiel
  • Rob Beckett
  • Christopher Biggins
  • Natalie Cassidy
  • Matthew Crosby
  • Alan Cumming
  • Tess Daly
  • Example
  • Mel Giedroyc
  • Jade Goody
  • Nick Grimshaw
  • Rich Hall
  • Nick Helm
  • Eamonn Holmes
  • Konnie Huq
  • Jedward
  • Steve Jones
  • Phill Jupitus
  • Iain Lee
  • Joe Lycett
  • Richard Madeley
  • Jayne Middlemiss
  • Tim Minchin
  • Justin Moorhouse
  • Tara Palmer-Tomkinson
  • Griff Rhys Jones
  • June Sarpong
  • Daniel Sloss
  • Debra Stephenson
  • Ellie Taylor
  • Rhys Thomas
  • Danny Wallace
  • Gok Wan

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