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Versus Celebrities (1)

Episode number: 1

Overview: Broadcaster Stacey Dooley and infamous Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood try to win big against the Wall for their chosen charities.

Versus Celebrities (2)

Episode number: 2

Overview: Danny Dyer hosts as actor Sally Lindsay and broadcaster Alex Brooker take on the infamous Wall, hoping to win big for their chosen charities.

Versus Celebrities (3)

Episode number: 3

Overview: Danny Dyer hosts as friends and football legends John Barnes and Chris Kamara take aim at the Wall for charity. Can they score big or will they score a own goal?

Versus Celebrities (4) - EastEnders Christmas Special

Episode number: 4

Overview: Danny Dyer hosts a special festive edition, with EastEnders actors James Bye and Maddy Hill. Let’s hope it’s a time of giving and the new Superdrop doesn’t play Scrooge when the game is for charity.

Versus Celebrities: Sarah Millican & Gary Delaney

Episode number: 5

Overview: Danny Dyer hosts as comedians Sarah Millican and Gary Delaney go up against the mighty Wall to try to win cash for charity.

Versus Celebrities: Ronan & Storm Keating

Episode number: 6

Overview: Ronan Keating and his wife, fashion designer Storm, take on the Wall in a celebrity special hoping to win big for charity.

Versus Celebrities - Ellie Taylor & Shaparak Khorsandi

Episode number: 7

Overview: Danny Dyer Hosts as comedians Shaparak Khorsandi and Ellie Taylor tackle the biggest opponent on TV. Will they be laughing all the way to the bank, or will the evil Superdrop dampen the atmosphere?

Versus Celebrities: Katie Piper & Nicolas Hamilton

Episode number: 8

Overview: Danny Dyer is joined by presenter Katie Piper and racing driver Nicolas Hamilton as they go up against the biggest opponent on TV. If Superdrop pays out and they hold their nerve, they could take away a fortune for charity.

Versus Celebrities: Martin & Shirlie Kemp

Episode number: 9

Overview: Danny Dyer host as singers Martin and Shirlie Kemp go up against the Wall. Can they win big for their charities, or will the Superdrop mean they leave empty handed?