Season 2004/05
| Date | Presenter | Guest 1 | Guest 2 | Guest 3 | Guest 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 August | Christian O'Connell | Greg Brady | Tommy Docherty | Phil Cornwell | Brian Woolnough |
| 14 August | John Rawling | John Fashanu (debut) | Steve Bunce | Keith Allen | |
| 21 August | Greg Brady | ||||
| 28 August | Steve Bunce | Greg Brady | Kevin Day | Gavin Peacock (debut) | |
| 4 September | John Fashanu | Will Buckley | Steve Bunce | Jeremy Beadle (debut) | |
| 11 September | John Rawling | Dickie Davies | Eleanor Oldroyd | Stuart Hall (debut) | |
| 18 September | Steve Bunce | Kriss Akabusi (debut) | Greg Brady | Sean Lock | |
| 25 September | Will Buckley | Fred Dinenage (debut) | Greg Brady | Stuart Hall | |
| 2 October | Steve Bunce | John Rawling | Keith Allen | Lawrie McMenemy (debut) | |
| 9 October | Steve Bunce | Bobby Gould | Greg Brady | Will Buckley | |
| 16 October | Mark Pougatch (debut) | Will Buckley | Gavin Peacock | Dominic Holland | |
| 23 October | Steve Bunce | Kevin Day | John Fashanu | Greg Brady | |
| 30 October | Brian Woolnough | John Rawling | Steve Claridge | Gary Beadle (debut) | |
| 6 November | Will Buckley | Dominic Holland | Dave Bassett | Stuart Hall | |
| 13 November | Steve Bunce | Phil Taylor | Andy Zaltzman (debut) | John Rawling | |
| 20 November | Steve Bunce | Gary Beadle | Chris Sheasby | Greg Brady | |
| 22 November Live in Purfleet |
Steve Bunce | Dominic Holland | Gavin Peacock | Mark Pougatch | |
| 27 November | Steve Bunce | Kevin Day | Greg Brady | Ronnie Irani (debut) | |
| 4 December | John Rawling | Gavin Peacock | Will Buckley | Bob Mills (debut) | |
| 11 December | Greg Brady | Danny Kelly | Steve Bunce | Richard Park (debut) | |
| 18 December | John Rawling | Sean Lock | Steve Bunce | James Nesbitt (debut) | |
| 25 December | Steve Bunce | John Rawling | Will Buckley | Greg Brady | |
| 8 January | |||||
| 15 January | Danny Kelly | John Rawling | James Brown | Will Buckley | |
| 22 January | Richard Park | Bob Mills | Will Buckley | Steve Bunce | |
| 29 January | Gavin Peacock | John Rawling | Greg Brady | Steve Bunce | |
| 5 February | Will Buckley | Bob Mills | John Rawling | Mark Bosnich (debut) | |
| 12 February | Greg Brady | Stuart Hall | Gary O'Reilly (debut) | Tim Clark (debut) | |
| 19 February | Dickie Davies | Jeremy Beadle | Jeff Probyn | Kevin Day | |
| 26 February | John Rawling | Bob Mills | Greg Brady | Gavin Peacock | |
| 5 March | Steve Bunce | Dominic Holland | Eleanor Oldroyd | Martin Kelner (debut) | |
| 12 March | Danny Kelly | Will Buckley | John Rawling | Stuart Hall | |
| 19 March | Martin Kelner | Steve Bunce | Bob Mills | Mark Bright (debut) | |
| 26 March | Bobby Gould | Will Buckley | Eleanor Oldroyd | John Oliver (debut) | |
| 2 April | Danny Kelly | John Rawling | Greg Brady | Terry Neill (debut) | |
| 9 April | Terry Wogan | John Rawling | Danny Kelly | Bob Mills | Rick Wakeman |
| 16 April | Dickie Davies | Bob Mills | Will Buckley | Greg Brady | Steve Cram (debut) |
| 22 April Election special |
Christian O'Connell | Lembit Öpik (debut) (Lib Dem) |
Stephen Pound (debut) (Labour) |
Alan Duncan (debut) (Conservative) |
Bob Mills |
| 23 April | Martin Kelner | Richard Park | Gary O'Reilly | Tim Clark | |
| 30 April | Steve Bunce | Dominic Holland | Jim Thane (listener) | Greg Brady | |
| 7 May | Bob Mills | Will Buckley | Kriss Akabusi | Greg Brady | |
| 14 May | Gavin Peacock | Danny Kelly | Eleanor Oldroyd | Dominic Holland | |
| 21 May | John Rawling | Greg Brady | Steve Bunce | Bob Mills |
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