FECK SAKE When does For Facts Sake start on BBC One, who’s the host Brendan O’Carroll and how will the show work?

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Brendan O'Carroll has tried his comedic hand at sitcoms, plays and talk shows but now he's set to take over the quiz world as well
MRS Brown's Boys star Brendan O'Carroll will have his hands full on BBC this year after landing himself another show as a quiz show host.
But what is the quiz about and when is it set to air? Here's the lowdown...


Creator and Star of Mrs Brown Boys, Brendan O'Carroll is hosting BBC's new panel show

The pilot has already been filmed and the series is set to air on BBC One later this year.
The show is expected to run for 6 episodes.


Brendan O'Carroll is back before then with series two of All Round to Mrs Brown's, his comedy talk show.
In the first series that aired last year, James Blunt sang a song before puckering up for a kiss with Mrs Brown.
The show's title is a twist on Brendan's famous "feckin" catchphrase from Mrs Browns Boys.
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The show's title is a twist on Brendan's famous "feckin" catchphrase from Mrs Browns Boys.

What is For Facts Sake?

For Facts Sake is an-all new panel show that will "celebrate ordinary people and their extraordinary facts", with two teams competing against each other.
The show's title is a twist on Brendan's famous "feckin" catchphrase from Mrs Browns Boys.


Each team will be captained by a rotating cast of Mrs Brown's Boys' regulars, with the rest of the panel made up of members of the audience.
Speaking about his new gig Brendan said: "I'm really excited to be doing a show where I don't have to wear a bra! When we did the pilot it was great fun. If we can capture that on the screen we are all in for a good time."

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