Jimmy Carr’s smash-hit show returns to Channel 4 – but with a major format shakeup
JIMMY Carr has landed another edition of his popular annual show.
The comedian will be back on Channel 4 screens later this month with a brand new edition of The Big Fat Quiz.
Jimmy launched the programme as an annual comedic review at all things news, current affairs, viral moments and celebrity gossip and aired each New Year as The Big Fat Quiz Of The Year.
Whilst the programme is being brought back later this year, Channel 4 have given the show a refresh and devised a slightly adapted format.
Jimmy will be back but will be testing his panel of celebrity guests on all things TV in the newly formatted Big Fat Quiz of TV.
In the programme, the celebs will be forced to use all their knowledge of TV to try and get all the answers correct and win for their teams.
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I'm A Celebrity star Babatunde Aleshe will be teaming up with comedian Russell Howard to form one team as they go up against Stath Lets Flats stars Jamie and Natasia Demetriou.
Rounding out the line-up will be Loose Women star Judi Love alongside actress and This Country star Daisy May Cooper.
The new programme comes just weeks after Jimmy's popular show I Literally Just Told You also returned to screens.
However, he was quick to boot one star off the set after he deemed him not "famous enough".
Jimmy was joined by Jonathan Ross, Josie Gibson, Oti Mabuse, Rylan Clark and Chico Slimani.
Chico reached the quarter-finals of X Factor nearly 20 years ago.
Jimmy said: "Great to have you all here. Errm, Chico Time was 2005, I'm not sure you're famous enough to be on a celebrity special.
"What do you mean?" Chico asked, looking surprised.
"We can do it with four contestants, we'll do it with four. Chico, if you could go," Jimmy replied.
Unable to work out if it was a joke or not, the room went deadly silent and the other stars were left with their mouths open in shock.
As stage managers started to approach, Chico stood up and said: "No, listen, listen, I'm happy to go."