Who is on The Wheel today? BBC line-up for Michael McIntyre show on November 8

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The Wheel week 3 | BBC/Hungry McBear/Gary Moyes

The Wheel has stars from I’m a Celeb and Celebrity Traitors this weekend! 👀📺

  • The Wheel is set to spin again!
  • Michael McIntyre’s game show is back.
  • But who are the celebs on the show this week?

It is almost time to spin The Wheel once again! Michael McIntyre’s hit game show is back and has some very famous guests.

The line-up for the latest episode including the celebrities who will appear. Following the latest week of Strictly action it will round out a stellar Saturday night on BBC One.

But who can you expect to see on the show this week? Here’s all you need to know:

What time does The Wheel start today?

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The Wheel week 3 | BBC/Hungry McBear/Gary Moyes

The game show is back for another series and will be continuing this weekend. The Wheel will return this evening (November 8) following Strictly Come Dancing.

It is due to start at 8pm and it will run for approximately one hour. The show is due to finish at 9pm.

What to expect from The Wheel tonight?

Launched during the pandemic, Michael McIntrye says that he came up with the idea for the show in the bath. It is known for edge-of-your seat jeopardy, big laughs and a colossal spinning Wheel sees contestants hope to answer their way to a fortune, guided by seven celebrity experts.

Who are the celebs on The Wheel today?

The line-up for this latest episode in season six, will include Strictly Come Dancing’s head judge and other stars. The celebs set to feature includes: Ed Gamble, Jonathan Ross, Liz Bonnin, the Rev Richard Coles, Jo Brand, Francis Bourgeois and AJ Odudu.

Will there be more of The Wheel?

Earlier in the year, the BBC announced that it had renewed both The Big Show and The Wheel for two more seasons each.

Michael McIntyre said: “I’m so proud of the success of both The Big Show and The Wheel. This will take the Big Show up to its 10th series, which is an amazing achievement for everyone involved.

“The Wheel was a show we made in lockdown while we couldn’t film the Big Show, but it’s become equally beloved. Someone came up to me recently while I was walking the dog and said they “loved The Big Wheel”, I have no idea whether they meant The Big Show, The Wheel or both shows, they may have just come from The London Eye”.”

Kalpna Patel-Knight, Head of Entertainment at the BBC, added: “We're committed to bringing our audiences unmissable Saturday Night entertainment that brings everyone together in front of the TV. With plenty of fantastic brand-new episodes of The Wheel and Michael McIntyre's Big Show coming to BBC One and iPlayer - there can be no doubt that Michael has well and truly cemented his position as Mr Saturday Night on the BBC!”

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