We Need Answers - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Women
Broadcaster Jenni Murray competes against ex-rugby league star Martin Offiah in answering questions provided by members of the public.
Love
Journalist and presenter Vanessa Feltz competes with actor Simon Bird in answering questions provided by members of the public.
Poetry, God, Politics and Geography
Miranda Hart competes against Ian McMillan in answering questions provided by members of the public.
Christmas
Kirsten O'Brien competes against Neil Innes in answering festive questions provided by members of the public.
Language
Actress Tracy-Ann Oberman competes against author Jake Arnott in answering questions provided by members of the public.
The Sun
Former editor of The Sun Kelvin MacKenzie competes against celebrity chef Sophie Grigson in answering questions provided by members of the public.
Celebrities
Strictly Come Dancing champion Camilla Dallerup competes with broadcaster Terry Christian in answering questions provided by members of the public.
Medicine
Comic and broadcaster Sue Perkins competes against television doctor Phil Hammond in answering questions provided by members of the public.
Young Adults
Former Royal reporter Jennie Bond competes against youth TV presenter Rick Edwards in answering questions provided by members of the public.
Media and Eating
Broadcaster and campaigner Esther Rantzen competes against sports broadcaster John Inverdale in answering questions set by members of the public.
Nature
Aggie MacKenzie of How Clean Is Your House competes against gay rights campaigner Peter Tatchell in answering questions set by members of the public.
Music, Fauna and Smut
Daily Mail columnist Rowan Pelling competes against Radio One DJ Nihal Arthanayake in answering questions set by members of the public.
Exploring Ireland
Comic actress Sharon Horgan competes against explorer and anthropologist Benedict Allen in answering questions set by members of the public.
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