DOUBLE FEATURE W/ Victoria Coren Mitchell, Jack Dee, Nick Helm & Henning Wehn | 8 Out Of 10 Cats

Quick Overview

The episode of 8 Out of 10 Cats, hosted by Jimmy Carr, features polling results on various topics, including 97% of Brits believing something, 41% believing Argo on then, and 39% believing Ex-Benedict, with the segment

Key Points: 97% of Brits believe that [topic incomplete in visual/audio]. 15% believe that [topic incomplete in visual/audio]. 35% believe that [topic incomplete in visual/audio]. Only 12 percent believe that [topic incomplete in visual/audio, featuring Robert Pattinson]. 62% of people never talk about food at work, and 25% of men never use deodorant. In the final round, 'Worst Thing To Overhear About Yourself,' the top answer was 'You're not in with a chance,' with 45% of the vote, followed by 'Bieber Diva' at 43%, and 'Hugo Loss' at 32%. The poll on 'Is it important to have fun at work?' resulted in 89% saying Yes and 11% saying No.

Context: This episode of the panel show 8 Out of 10 Cats, hosted by Jimmy Carr, centers around guessing the results of various public opinion polls conducted by Harris Interactive. The episode features team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson, with guests Rob Beckett, Victoria Coren Mitchell, Jack Dee, and Henning Wehn, discussing polls ranging from general beliefs to specific topics like the Queen's health and workplace fun.

Detailed Analysis

The episode begins with rapid-fire poll results displayed over chaotic, glitchy visuals featuring celebrities like Andy Murray and Prince William's wedding, indicating high percentages for various public beliefs, such as 97% of Brits believing something and 15% believing something else. The show transitions to the studio where host Jimmy Carr introduces the panelists: team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson, and guests Rob Beckett, Victoria Coren Mitchell, Jack Dee, and Henning Wehn. Carr presents the first poll topic: 'Best way to make friends,' which is followed by discussion and laughter from the panelists. The show moves to another poll segment, 'What are you talking about' (referencing current events), where topics like Pope Benedict's resignation (41% response for 'Argo on then' vs 39% for 'Ex-Benedict') and the fact that 10% of people never talk about food at work are discussed. The panel humorously debates the idea of people lying about their behavior (like not talking about food at work or not wearing deodorant). The final round, 'Worst thing to overhear about yourself,' is introduced. The results reveal that the top answer was 'You're not in with a chance' (45%), followed by 'Bieber Diva' (43%), and 'Hugo Loss' (32%). The segment concludes with general banter, and Jimmy Carr thanks the audience and guests before the credits roll.