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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 17 entries checked · 14 flagged · 36 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 36 still open
Guessable — The entry states the show first aired in 'October 2020', but the actual first episode aired on 2 September 2020.
Guessable — The entry states the fourth series began airing in 'January 2023', but it actually began airing on 6 February 2023.
The Imaginatively Titled Punt & Dennis Show — The entry states the second series was broadcast on Fridays between 28 July and 1 September 1995, but the final episode is said to air on Thursday 7 September 1995, which contradicts the Friday schedule.
Joking Apart — The claim that 'Moffat's ex-wife was an estate agent' is a factual error; Moffat's real-life ex-wife was not an estate agent, the joke is that the character Becky leaves Mark for an estate agent.
Lee Nelson's Well Good Show — The show was first broadcast in 2011, not commissioned in 2009. The BBC Three pilot aired in 2010, and the full series was commissioned later, but the entry incorrectly states the commission year as 2009.
Lee Nelson's Well Good Show — The narrator of Faliraki Nights is not Lola Buckley; the narration is provided by an uncredited male voice, not a former BBC Three announcer.
Live at the Apollo (TV series) — The date '29 July 2026' is not a real, established event in the canon/history of the series.
The Mary Whitehouse Experience — The radio show ran for three series and a special, totaling 25 episodes, ending in December 1990.
The Mary Whitehouse Experience — The television pilot aired on BBC2 on 3 October 1991.
Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow — The series did not win the Entertainment Award at the 2012 National Television Awards; it was nominated but did not win (the award went to 'The X Factor').
Roast Battle — The show premiered in 2019, not 2018.
Roast Battle — The first series judges were Katherine Ryan and Jonathan Ross, not Katherine Ryan and Russell Brand.
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