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Lingo is a British game show hosted by Adil Ray where pairs of contestants compete to find words across a series of rounds. It is a reboot of the original show of the same name that aired in 1988.
2021
In this debut episode of the rebooted format, the contestant pairings include father and son Simon and Will, husband and wife Paul and Sue, and mother and daughter Dawn and Regan.
In this episode the contestants include gamers Rezwan and Zach, Leeds couple Paul and Charlotte, and friends Anna and Laura.
Seeking victory are London cabbie Lee and his partner Tasha, mother and son June and Mickey from Fife, and football mad father and son Michael and Craig from Birmingham.
Playing against each other in this episode are best friends Lucy and Charlotte, quiz fan couple Charlotte and Laura, and mother and son Heather and Matthew.
Seeking success in this episode are multilingual Lina and her boyfriend Brad from Dartford, competitive mother and daughter Anne and Lily, and East London couple Natalie and Andy.
2023
Adil Ray returns with the quiz in which three pairs of contestants use their powers of deduction to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords. The last remaining duo have the opportunity to double the money they've banked earlier in the show or leave with nothing. This edition features friends Charlotte and Lucy from Manchester, auntie and niece Sarah and Alyson from South Wales, and London couple Uzo and Lola.
Dean and Johnny from London, Bev and Tony from Eccles and Belfast couple Aaron and Joe use their powers of deduction to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords. The last remaining duo have the opportunity to potentially double the money they've banked earlier in the show or leave with nothing.
Laura and Kirsty from Birmingham, Iqra and her mum Rhaina from Birmingham, and Hertfordshire sisters Lydia and Celeste use their powers of deduction to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords. The last remaining duo have the opportunity to win the money they've banked earlier in the show to potentially double their winnings, or leaving with nothing.
Fighting it out today are Natassja and her Auntie Ashley from Northern Ireland, and married couples Jay and Shruti from Hertfordshire and Ian and Mary from Devon.
Working out the words today are Londoners Angela and her daughter Vizella, mates Marcus and Liam from West Sussex and auntie and niece Kate and Freya from Surrey and Herts.
Mother and son team Diana and Nigel, West Sussex friends Jane and Sue, and Nottingham pals Ally and Cheryl use their powers of deduction to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords. The last remaining duo have the opportunity to win the money they've banked earlier in the show to potentially double their winnings, or leaving with nothing.
Twins Ann and Al from Birmingham, friends James and Holly from Surrey and mother and daughter-in-law Tracy and Georgina from Manchester compete in the word game, in which contestants use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
London siblings Nad and Rusha, Michelle and her son Paul from Manchester, and friends Lisa and Lisa from Sandbach compete in the word game, in which contestants use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Battling it out today are siblings-in-law Inka and Alex from London and Hastings, workmates Jeni and Mia from Croydon and Liverpool, plus pals Jenny and Kim from Kent.
Leading the Lingo charge today are couple Rob and Jane from Middlesborough, plus a pair of married Mancunians Stacey and Phil, and Kim and Gar.
Hoping to win the Lingo jackpot this time are pals Sean and Kyle from Glasgow, Harv and his mum Jas from London, and sisters Sharon and Becky from Grimsby.
Fighting it out this time are siblings Emma and Rob from the West Midlands and two teams of friends, Alexis and Caroline from Rickmansworth and Rimoaine and Nina from London and Bradford.
Battling this time are pals Peggy and Sarah from Gloucestershire and Bucks against two sets of sisters, Ramla and Shaila from Bradford and Precious and Esther from Manchester.
Pitting their wits this time are Rebecca and mum Anne from Lancaster, mates Gareth and Frank from the West Midlands, and couple Rahul and Manny from Derby and London.
Looking to prove they're as good as their word this time are siblings Sarah and Laura from Southampton, best mates Donna and Carmel from London, and couple Toby and Helen from Exeter.
Working out the words this time are CJ and his dad Caspar from Dorchester, plus siblings Marie and Claire from Craigavon and Will and Helen from London and Bristol.
Looking for Lingos this time are best mates Tamika and Ollie from Essex and Hertfordshire, couple Amy and Chris from London, and Riccardo and his mum Christiana from Rochdale.
Competing for the cash this time are friends Kelli and Ruth from Leeds, Alice and her daughter Vicky from Worcestershire, and siblings Ethan and Beth from Chesterfield.
Pondering puzzlewords this time are twins Annie and Lydia from Solihull, Richard and his mum Sue from Milton Keynes, and brothers Saul and Dan from London.
Facing off this time are sisters Denice and Lisa-Marie from Hertfordshire and Essex, mates Kai and Dan from London, and Maxi with her grandson Dan from Pontefract.
Chasing the jackpot this time are brothers Laurence and Ben from Hampshire, friends Karen and Helene from Scotland, and workmates Oliver and Franklyn from Huddersfield.
Battling it out this time are friends Rebecca and Rachel from Liverpool, married couple Kaz and Rich from North Wales, and Deb with her mum Emily from Solihull and London.
Seeking supremacy this time are sisters Hinisha and Darshika from Leicester, Brian and his son Paul from Runcorn, and best mates Tasha and Leanne from Basildon.
Facing the puzzlewords this time are couple Kate and Stu from Worcestershire and two teams from Wiltshire, couple Robbie and Aimee and Debs with her son Ben.
Facing off this time are sisters Ann and Jan from Swansea Valley, Daniel with her mum Lynn from Telford, and Sandra with her mum Sasha from Buckinghamshire.
Friends Saffron and Marcel, and mother-daughter pairs Beth and Margaret, and Stephanie and Catherine use their powers of deduction to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords.
Marta and Shane from Dursley, Ann and Joyce from West Yorkshire and David and Sumbul from St Albans and Durham use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Danny and Alison from London and Cambridge, Andy and Dave from Dundee and Sue and Jane from Hebden Bridge use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Friends Faye and Keir from Yorkshrie, Louise and her auntie Jill from Coventry, and mates Sarah and Emma from Cumbria & Northumberland take on the fast-paced wird game hosted by Adil Ray.
Sisters Rachel and Carla from Leicester, brothers Sulayman and Aasim from Manchester, and cousins Chelsea and Alain from Northampton & Manchester take on the fast-paced wird game hosted by Adil Ray.
Adil Ray hosts the game in which couple Michelle and Callum from Aberdeen, friends Chris and Mark from Gateshead, and neighbours Lindsay and Jordan from Shropshire use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Adil Ray hosts the word game, which sees married couple Daphne and Peter from Bognor Regis, neighbours Sarah and Sarah from Wales and friends Charlie and Paige from Reading trying to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Adil Ray hosts the game in which Nestor and Andrew from London, John and Sue from Liverpool and Meg and Holly from Bolton use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Adil Ray hosts the game in which Ange and Brian from Liverpool, Warren and Darryll from Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire and Sam and Bec from London use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Trying to Lingo all the way this time are mates Louise and Hannah from Sheffield, best Brummie mates Natalie and Stacey, and couple Harvey and Emily from Liverpool and Manchester.
Crossing words this time are Angie and her daughter Kirsty from Hertfordshire and two teams of mates, Ben and Paul from West Yorkshire and Jan and Gillian from Warwick.
Playing for big money this time are Tracey and her mum Susie from Derbyshire, couple Jess and James from Oldham, and Geordie mates Ross and John.
Going for glory this time are south London brothers Kevin and Ian, Bailey and his auntie Jo from Kettering, and siblings Kevin and Karen from Cumbria and Barnsley.
Jack and Isaac from Colwyn Bay, Lisanne and Carole from Lancashire and Bryony and Alison from Peterborough and Chester use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Civil partners David and Matthew from Cardiff, friends Claire and Kayleigh from Glasgow and twins Saifo and Kakul from Hounslow use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Hoping to win big money this time are Edinburgh couple Douglas and Louise, Karen with her son James from Eastleigh and Sutton Coldfield, and pals Katie and Sophie from Aylesbury.
Hoping to be as good as their word this time are mates Gillian and Scott from Fife, Donna and mother-in-law Antonia from Kidderminster, and pals Shivani and Melissa from Swindon.
Battling it out this time are Rose and her mum Johanna from Wrexham, sisters Jade and Jo-Anne from Derby and Nottingham, and couple Chris and Myra from the Isle of Man.
Married Londoners Anees and Zainab, friends Steve and Roy from Pontefract and Leeds, and Preston mates Tamsin and Jadene try to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Seeking success this time are couple Jennie and Miguel from Woking, twins Monica and Lucille from Motherwell, and married couple Tony and Wendy from Shrewsbury.
Showing off their way with words this time are couple Chelsea and Jony from York, mates Ryan and Zoe from Sheffield, and couple James and Hannah from Solihull.
Showing off their way with words this time are twins Rachel and Sarah from Stratford-upon-Avon, married couple Julia and Ian from South Shields, and Mica and her mum Trish from Burton-on-Trent.
Battling it out are three sets of friends, Scott and Dave from Falkirk, Jane and Daniel from Derby and Tyrone, and Natalie and Carla from Milton Keynes.
Giving us their word are couple Monica and Perry from Bracknell, Millie and her daughter Sian from Wales, and married couple Dale and Mary from Milton Keynes.
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Adil Ray
Self - Host
2021
Giving us their word today are mother and son Sharon and Sean, siblings Amit and Alon, and Linda and her son-in-law Peter.
Working out words today are Newcastle couple Jack and Chloe, Sunny and his wife Sophie from London, and mother and son Sally and Ash from Pontypool.
Working out words today are Rotherham housemates Craig and Steve, couple Angela and Mike from Bridgend, and sisters Laura and Mollie from Leeds.
Working out words are housemates Saskia and Georgina, brothers-in-law Dheeraj and Johnny, and ballroom dancing couple Irene and Davey.
Crossing words are Chele and husband Harry from Falkirk, Jeena and Reuben from Nuneaton, and brothers Jordan and Greg from Watford.
Working out words are Nottinghamshire couple Hollie and Callum, Steph and sister Ingrid from Derby, and cousins Candice and Georgie from Birmingham.
Battling it out are married couple Alan and Amanda from Glasgow, friends from Norwich George and Cameron, and Mel and daughter Everlette from London.
Looking to Lingo all the way are married couple Kay and Nayim from London, Preston pals Ciaran and Sam, and married couple Tim and Beryl from Suffolk.
Vetting their vocabularies are sisters Sangeeta and Namita from Bolton, Gill and son Matt from Liverpool, and couple Priya and Priyesh from London.
Pitting their wits are married couple Gerard and Maxine from Doncaster, couple Sam and Ellie from Newbury, and Chris and daughter Sally from Hull.
Looking for Lingos today are husband and wife Hari and Rasika, competitive couple Kellie and Eric, and father and son Tony and Laurence.
Looking to prove they're as good as their word are Jane and Mick from Chesterfield, Bilal and husband Joe from London, and couple Scarlett and Walter from London.
Looking to prove they're as good as their word are mother and son Mad and Josh, twins Prabin and Pallavi, and mother and daughter Gail and Genny.
Seeking success today are married couple Geraldine and Paul from Leeds, husband and wife Patrick and Bukky from Sheffield, and spouses Stu and Kate from Wigan.
Seeking supremacy are mates from Cardiff Tom and Luke, London couple Milo and Bim, and friends Jan and Jackie from Dorset.
Battling it out are married couple Pete and Matt from London, mother and daughter Debbie and Taylor from Hertfordshire, and new parents Charly and Marcus from Essex.
Battling it out in a war of words today are London-based couple Ben and Oliver, expectant parents Katie and Ant from Essex, and husband and wife duo Tina and Des from Somerset.
Hoping to be as good as their word today are Plymouth couple Antony and Ricky, Greg and his boyfriend Augusto, and mother and daughter Georgia and Sally from North Bedfordshire.
Looking to lingo all the way today are sisters Sutandra and Sagarika from London, keen quizzers David and Tommy from Carrickfergus, and Shropshire couple Joe and Kelly.
Facing off today are competitive brothers Jack and Rob from Manchester, couple Rosie and Wes from London, and word-loving Jenny and Dev from Nantwich.
Fighting it out are married couple Mark and Jheanell from Luton, dad and daughter Pete and Sam from Coventry, and firm friends Banita and Seema from London.
Crossing words in this episode are Lawrence and his wife Chanelle from Essex, London sisters Vicky and Nicky, and Newcastle couple Laura and Rob.
Battling it out are Sophia and her husband James from Surrey, Welsh couple Rhydian and Jamie, and junior doctor Becky and her mum Julie from Leeds.
Looking to spell success are mother and son Becka and Connor from Johnstone, mother and son Sylvia and Ishmail from Kent, and Sunderland-based Tinashe and wife Princess.
Battling it out are Bexley couple Charlie and Gina, husband and wife Trevor and Isabel from Wales, and married couple of 50 years Jim and Anne from Wiltshire.
Crossing words today are sisters from London Nenna and Bavita, Milly and her dad Barry from Wakefield, and Mike and his mum Vicky from Cardiff.
This time, London-based couple Lee and Kristie, mates Josh and Carter from Birmingham, and couple of 30 years Derek and Rose from Basildon try to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords.
This time, Competitive brothers Louis and Connor from Stockport, married couple Julie and Joe from Hull, and quiz fans Suzy and Dave from Chester try to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords.
Taking part are postman Dan and his wife Jenna from Newbridge, multilingual Marco and husband Stephen from London, and Karen and cricket-crazy son Ritchie from Kent.
Fighting it out today are fiercely competitive father and son team Martin and Jono from Chislehurst, have-a-go hairdresser Antonia and brother Costanzo from Gloucestershire, and married couple Sharon and Mike from Birmingham.
Facing off are sisters Stephanie and Cheyenne from London, Dean and partner Lee from Chester, and Ste and fiancee Terri from Rochdale.
Looking for lingos are housemates Dave and Kimberley from Hull, married couple Adeleen and Joshua from Bedford, and sisters Chinelo and Chioma from London.
Working out words are Stevenage couple Deb and Phil, quiz lovers Shosh and Dave, and mother and daughter Suzannah and Simone from Manchester.
Hoping to win the Lingo jackpot are married couple Stuart and Katie from Spalding, mother and daughter Tracey and Hayley from Banbury, and Birmingham couple Andreas and Maria.
Hoping to have the last word are Middlesex couple Beauty and Rich, Camille and her partner Anthony from Croydon, and Grimsby mother and daughter Rachel and Megan.
Working out words are brother and sister Mustafa and Mehreen from Blackburn, Highland couple Heidi and Tony, and mother and daughter Harlem and Marlene from London.
Competing for the cash are mother and daughter Ashleigh and Ruth from Essex, brother and sister-in-law Graeme and Gail from Aberdeen, and Dionne and husband Marcus from Birmingham.
Seeking supremacy are housemates Malachy and Dan from London, sisters Tramika and Niasha from Birmingham, and mother and daughter Liela and Sarah from Croydon.
Hoping to dazzle with their words are father and son Thomas and Neil, Welsh couple Michalina and Phil, and sisters Titi and Tolu from London.
Fighting it out are couple Rebecca and Rhys from Wales, John and his daughter Becca from London, and brothers from Birmingham Inam and Sanaullah.
Hoping to win big money are married couple Trevor and Steph from Castle Donington, salsa-dancing brothers Lloyd and Lionel, and St Albans couple Sophie and Joe.
This time, Reuben and Corinne, a couple from south-west Scotland, spontaneous Sophie and her niece Charlotte from Colchester, and Paulette and Gary, a married couple from Sandwell try to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords.
Competing this time are Cathy and Dermot, a married couple of 46 years from Bollington, Sasha and Jono, a couple from Nottingham, and fiancees Ben and Yaz from Reading.
Competing this time are mother and son team Diane and Sam from Peterborough, sisters Selim and Sefiat from London, and singers Karen and Sarah, a couple from Elland in West Yorkshire.
Welsh mother and son team Aly and Jarrod, Lincoln housemates Hannah and Jess, and West Sussex married couple Suzanne and Ed try to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords.
Mother and daughter duo Mary and Ashleigh from Derry, new parents Pete and Charlotte from Aberdeen, and Vicky and her daughter Louise from London try to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords.
This time, brothers from Blackburn, Hussain and Imran, mother and daughter duo Claire and Mia from Surrey, and childhood sweethearts Esther and Adam from Birmingham try to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords.
Cheri and daughter Rachel from Birmingham, Glasgow-based couple Mark and Dave, and London duo Mark and Alissa take part in Adil Ray's quiz.
Liverpool sisters Brodie and Terrilea, Derbyshire couple Ian and Jacqui, and mother and daughter Alex and Nicola from Leeds work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords. The last remaining duo have the opportunity to win the money they've banked earlier in the show to potentially double their winnings, or leave with nothing.
Manchester mother and daughter Adele and Molly, Stoke-on-Trent couple Anita and Alex, and Leeds-based sisters Dominique and Tahiela try to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords.
Professional entertainers Nick and Tina, best friends Aaron and Gabriel from Leeds, and Salford-based couple Anna and Ollie try to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords.
Jazz band friends Michael and James from Gateshead, competitive Kerris and partner Sandra from Stafford, and husband and wife Dave and Carol from the Wirral try to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords.
Today's contestants are Yasmin and her dad Illy from Blackpool, yo-yo loving Luke and his father Graham, and a Hertfordshire couple.
Pitting their wits today are St Albans siblings George and Chloe, Julie and daughter Rebecca from Perthshire, and cousins Kenya and Ayyesha from Birmingham.
Birmingham mother and daughter Sheila and Kelsey, Burton upon Trent couple Ian and Charlotte, and Elise and her mum Tracey from Hertfordshire try to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords.
Jos and Bre, a mother and daughter from south London, Sherrie and her partner Emma from Peterborough, and quiz-fan couple Garry and Christie from Glasgow, take part in the quiz.
Newcastle friends Ruby and Eleanor, father and son team Steve and Tom from Nottingham, and sisters Khab and Mas from Birmingham, take part in the quiz.
Taking part are soon-to-be-parents Holly and Rich, competitive mother and son Julie and Kelton, and Glaswegian couple John and Cathy.
Seeking supremacy are engaged couple Adam and Heather from Salford, Steve and his wife Subiksha from North Wales, and Newport couple Mark and Laura.
2025
This edition features sisters Moina and Shazia, Ashleigh and her dad Brent, and couple Ian and Laura.
Adil Ray hosts the game in which Tina and her husband Kwame and married couple Jo and Mike take on the reigning Lingo champions and use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Adil Ray hosts the game in which housemates Joe and Markyeta and best friends Tahnee and Chay take on the reigning Lingo champions and use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Fighting it out alongside the reigning Lingo champions are twins Caitlyn and Alisha and work colleagues Ajmal and Ian.
Crossing words this time are brother and sister David and Rachel, Merseyside couple Jo and Zak, and Winchester duo Jamie and Arianne.
The reigning champions take on sisters Jo and Lucy and couple Elisha and Joseph, using their powers of deduction to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords.
Crossing words alongside the reigning champions are Birmingham couple Thofeq and Muslima and auntie and nephew Jemma and Jonathan.
Adil Ray hosts the game in which best friends Lewis and David and twin sisters Shamemm and Shaieen take on the reigning champions, using their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Taking part alongside the reigning champions are nan and granddaughter Diane and Becky, and mother and son Liz and Adam.
Fighting it out alongside the reigning champions are student couple Luke and Sonali and Phil and Jonathan's team.
Taking part alongside the reigning champions are sisters Harriet and Ella; and best friends Steve and Dave.
Taking part alongside the reigning champions are husband and wife Sue and Wayne; and cousins Serena and Neha.
Trying to Lingo all the way alongside the reigning champions are Brighton couple Louis and Jack and Nipula and her husband Kishor.
Taking on the reigning champions this time are partners Jen and James and brothers-in-law Nish and Chris.
Crossing words to beat the reigning champions this time are mother and daughter Julie and Jess; and friends Fatima and Zainab.
Crossing words to beat the reigning champions this time are sisters Lauren and Ellie from Solihull and friends Gill and Sue.
Taking on the reigning champions are mother and daughter Amanda and Emily, and brothers Martyn and Stuart.
Crossing words with the reigning champions this time are mother and daughter Sue and Dani, and cousins Millie and Jess.
Battling it out against the reigning champions this time are best friends Paul and Alan and mother and daughter Mercedes and Syreeta.
Crossing words with the reigning champions this time are married couple Mala and Michael, and friends Heather and Emily.
Crossing words with the reigning champions this time are sisters Carol and Joanie and couple Alisa and Joe.
Crossing words to beat the reigning champions this time are friends Chris and Jake and pals Kiran and Sarah.
Adil Ray hosts the game in which Kiran and Sarah, partners Dan and Jono, and mother and daughter Kelly and Georgia use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Crossing words against the reigning champions this time are mother and daughter Valerie and Sarah and siblings Michael and Shanice.
Adil Ray hosts the game in which Daniella and Charlotte from London and Nathan and Aarati from Kent take on the reigning Lingo champions and use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Adil Ray hosts the game in which siblings Penny and Steve, sisters Allandah and Miah and couple Alison and Mick use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Fighting it out against the reigning champions this time are Nottingham couple Adam and Natalie and sister-in-laws Louise and Samice.
Crossing words to try to beat the reigning champions this time are father and daughter Paul and Amy and best friends Laura and Louise.
Playing to beat the reigning champions are sisters Olami and Ito and mother and daughter Pam and Enya from Coventry.
Adil Ray hosts the game in which friends Brad and Will and mother-and-daughter duo Helen and Esther take on the reigning Lingo champions, using their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Adil Ray hosts the game in which colleagues Mikie and Katie from Warrington, mates Nia and Sarah from Anglesey and Stoke-on-Trent, and James and his dad Nick from Bristol use their skills to find words from the fewest letters possible.
Adil Ray hosts as Kelly-Anne and Craig from Greenock, Kent couple Paul and Catharine, and husband-and-wife team Daniel and Hind from London use their powers of deduction to work out words that appear in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords.
