Fantasy Football League
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About Fantasy Football League
Fantasy Football League is a comedy TV series that premiered on BBC Two on January 14, 1994. It has 6 seasons and 84 episodes so far and has ended. The latest episode, Season 6 Episode 13 "Ledley King", aired on July 3, 2004.
Fantasy Football League is a British television programme hosted by Frank Skinner and David Baddiel. The programme began on BBC Radio 5 and was hosted by Dominik Diamond before transferring to BBC2, with three series being broadcast from January 1994 to May 1996. The show then moved to ITV for live specials on alternate nights throughout 1998 World Cup and then again through the 2004 European Championship. It is not known if the show is ever likely to return. In its absence, Baddiel and Skinner instead went on to produce a series of podcasts for The Times, documenting their experiences while travelling across Germany at the 2006 World Cup. The success of these led to the duo being signed by Absolute Radio, where they hosted a similar show from South Africa during the 2010 World Cup.
- Comedy
Last updated
Episodes
84 episodes · 6 seasons
Season 1
1994 · 19 episodes · Last episode: 32 years ago
- E19Finale
- E18
18. Basil Brush, John Motson
- E17
17. Bob Moritmer, Karren Brady, Jona Lewie
- E16
16. Richard Littlejohn, Dave Bassett, Caron Keating
- E15
15. John Motson, Mandy Smith
- E14
14. Eddie Large, Andrew Ridgeley, Basil Brush, Paul Brush
- E13
13. Dean Holdsworth, John Motson, Karren Brady
- E12
12. Roddy Doyle
- E11
11. Bob Mortimer, Sue Johnston
- E10
10. Basil Brush, Roy Hattersley, Ray Stubbs
- E9
9. Eddie Large, Mandy Smith
- E8
8. Roddy Doyle, Karren Brady
- E7
7. John Motson, Lennox Lewis, Frank Maloney
- E6
6. Andrew Ridgley, Peter Cook, David Seaman
- E5
5. Roddy Doyle, Richard Littlejohn, Basil Brush
- E4
4. Eddie Large, Sue Johnston, David Pleat
- E3
3. John Motson, Roy Hattersley
- E2
2. Bob Moritmer, Karren Brady
Comedian Bob Mortimer and Birmingham City Managing Director Karren Brady pretend to be football managers.
- E1
1. Peter Cook, Mandy Smith
New game show in which celebs (Peter Cook and Mandy Smith this week) pretend to be football managers.
Season 2
1994 · 17 episodes · Last episode: 31 years ago
- E17
17. Alan Hansen, Nick Hornby, Patsy Kensit
Finale - E16
16. Jimmy Tarbuck, Russell Grant, Ray Stubbs
- E15
15. Nick Hancock, Jo Brand, Parker
- E14
14. Michael Grade, Terry Christian
- E13
13. Sean Bean, Lennie Bennett
- E12
12. Elvis Costello, Alan Hansen, Chas & Dave
- E11
11. Nick Hancock, Terry Christian, The Mighty Les Ferdinand
- E10
10. Jo Brand, Phil Daniels, Damon Albarn, Parker
- E9
9. Jimmy Tarbuck, Nick Hornby
- E8
8. Delia Smith, Michael Grade
- E7
7. Russell Grant, Nick Hancock, Willie Thorne
- E6
6. Jo Brand, Elvis Costello
- E5
5. Paula Yates, Parker, Dean Holdsworth
- E4
4. Patsy Kensit, Nick Hornby
- E3
3. Sean Bean, Jonathan Ross, Basil Brush, Garth Crooks
- E2
2. Jimmy Tarbuck, Delia Smith
- E1
1. Alan Hansen, Nick Hancock
Season 3
1995 · 16 episodes · Last episode: 30 years ago
- E16
16. Dani Behr, Desmond Lynam
FinaleFrank Skinner and David Baddiel host the game show where the celebrities are football managers. The final episode of the series with guests are Dani Behr and Des Lynam.
- E15
15. Neil Morrissey, Clive Thomas
Frank Skinner and David Baddiel host the game show where the celebrities are football managers. This programme’s guests are Neil Morrissey and Clive Thomas.
- E14
14. Alan Davies, Nick Owen
Frank Skinner and David Baddiel host the game show where the celebrities are football managers. This programme’s guests are Alan Davies and Nick Owen.
- E13
13. Susan Tully, Danny Baker
Frank Skinner and David Baddiel host the game show where the celebrities are football managers. This programme’s guests are Susan Tully and Danny Baker.
- E12
12. Melvyn Bragg, Alison Moyet
Frank Skinner and David Baddiel host the game show where the celebrities are football managers. This programme’s guests are Melvyn Bragg and Alison Moyet.
- E11
11. Angus Deayton, Zoë Ball, Roger DeCourcey & Nookie Bear
- E10
10. (recap)
Statto gives a recap of the latest standings in the league.
- E9
9. Dani Behr, Frank Warren
Frank Skinner and David Baddiel host the game show where the celebrities are football managers. This episode’s guests are Dani Behr and Frank Warren.
- E8
8. Neil Morrissey, Danny Baker
Frank Skinner and David Baddiel host the game show where the celebrities are football managers. This programme’s guests are Neil Morrissey and Danny Baker.
- E7
7. Clive Thomas, Zoë Ball
- E6
6. Susan Tully, Nick Owen
Frank Skinner and David Baddiel host the game show where the celebrities are football managers. This week's guests are Susan Tully and Nick Owen.
- E5
5. Danny Baker, Alison Moyet
Frank Skinner and David Baddiel host the game show where the celebrities are football managers. This week's guests are Danny Baker and Alison Moyet.
- E4
4. Roger DeCourcey & Nookie Bear, Des Lynam
Frank Skinner and David Baddiel host the game show where the celebrities are football managers. This programme’s guests are Roger DeCourcey and Des Lynam.
- E3
3. Melvyn Bragg, Alan Davies, John Inman
Frank Skinner and David Baddiel host the game show where the celebrities are football managers. This episode’s guests are Melvyn Bragg and Alan Davies with a special appearance from John Inman.
- E2
2. Clive Thomas, Neil Morrissey
Frank Skinner and David Baddiel host the game show where the celebrities are football managers. This programme’s guests are Clive Thomas and Neil Morrissey.
- E1
1. Alison Moyet, Prince Naseem Hamed, Frank Warren, John McElhone, John Clegg
Frank Skinner and David Baddiel host the game show where the celebrities are football managers. This programme’s guests are Alison Moyet, Prince Naseem Hamed, Frank Warren, John McElhone and John Clegg.
Season 4
1996 · 3 episodes · Last episode: 30 years ago
- E3
3. Andy Gray, James Richardson
FinaleFrank Skinner and David Baddiel host the game show where the celebrities are football managers during Euro 96. This programme’s guests are Andy Gray and James Richardson.
- E2
2. Willy and Rene Van Der Kerkhof, Uri Geller
Phoenix 51. Jens Martin Knudsen's clean sheet for Faroe Islands in UEFA Euro 1992 qualifier win against Austria on September 12, 1990.
- E1
1. Michael Robinson, Lorraine Kelly
Phoenix 50. Gordon McQueen's goal for Scotland in victory over England in 1977 British Home Championship match on June 4, 1977.
Season 5
1998 · 16 episodes · Last episode: 28 years ago
- E16
16. Stephen Tompkinson, Greg Rusedski
Finale - E15
15. Denis Leary, Richard Keys
- E14
14. Alan Davies, Helen Chamberlain
- E13
13. Ant & Dec
- E12
12. Bradley Walsh, Ilie Nastase
- E11
11. Michael Palin, Caroline Aherne
- E10
10. Bob Mortimer, Kathy Burke
- E9
9. Carol Vorderman, Justin Currie
- E8
8. Noel Gallagher, Ian Broudie
- E7
7. Sylvia Kristel, John Lydon
- E6
6. Tracey Ullman, Hugo Speer, Richard O'Sullivan
- E5
5. Stephen Tompkinson, John Parrott
- E4
4. Richard Wilson, Anne-Marie Foss
- E3
3. Sacha Distel, Leslie Ash, Peter Purves
- E2
2. Clive Anderson, Kirsty Young
- E1
1. Jean Michel Jarre, Brigitte Nielsen
Season 6
2004 · 13 episodes · Last episode: 22 years ago
- E13
13. Ledley King
Finale - E12
12. Richard Bacon, Dickie Davies
- E11
11. Bob Mortimer, Jayne Middlemiss
- E10
10. Paul Gascgoine, Jennifer Ellison
- E9
9. Rhona Cameron, Bryan McFadden
- E8
8. Dermot O'Leary, Al Murray
- E7
7. Gary Megson, Mhairi Cairnduff
- E6
6. Saint & Greavsie
- E5
5. Ian Broudie, Antony Costa
- E4
4. Alistair Campbell
- E3
3. Trevor Nelson, Jodie Kidd
- E2
2. Ronnie O'Sullivan, Joanna Taylor
- E1
1. Matt Lucas
Fantasy Football League FAQ
Will there be new episodes of Fantasy Football League?
Fantasy Football League has ended, so no new episodes are scheduled. The final episode aired on July 3, 2004.
When did the latest episode of Fantasy Football League come out?
The most recent episode of Fantasy Football League, Season 6 Episode 13 "Ledley King", aired on July 3, 2004.
How many seasons of Fantasy Football League are there?
Fantasy Football League has 6 seasons with 84 episodes in total.
When did Fantasy Football League first air?
Fantasy Football League first aired on BBC Two on January 14, 1994.
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