Davina McCall

My Mum, Your Dad follows nominated single parents, from all over the UK, and from all walks of life, as they live together at a stunning country house with one objective: to find true love. Get the tissues at the ready as we witness the highs and the lows, the tears and the funny moments, of finding love again.

Can love blossom if you don't speak the same language? Davina McCall and Ricky Merino host as British and Spanish singletons pair up to find out, with surprising, charming and often comedic results.

Twelve celebrities perform unique dances while wearing extravagant costumes, leaving the star panel and viewers to try and guess their identities.

Famous faces compete to pull off the best performance, with their identity concealed in elaborate costumes and their voices disguised. The celebrities are paired off into face-off performances, singing a song in their real voice. The celebrity panel and live audience vote and decide who is safe and who risks being unmasked at the end. The singer with the fewest audience votes is eliminated and unmasked.

Davina McCall and Rylan Clark-Neal revisit some of the juiciest and most memorable Big Brother and Celebrity Big Brother episodes of all time to celebrate the show's 20th anniversary.

Foundlings are people abandoned as babies, often in the first hours and days of their lives. Born without trace, with no identifying information, they have had no way of unlocking the secrets of their past. But in this new ground-breaking documentary series, presented by Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell, the team behind Long Lost Family combine the latest DNA technology with painstaking detective work, to enable four foundlings to finally uncover their identities.

The £100K Drop (formerly The Million Pound Drop) is a BAFTA-winning game show which broadcast on Channel 4 in the United Kingdom. The show began on 24 May 2010 and ended on 20 March 2015 with Davina McCall having presented the show's eleven series. The Series has been rebranded 'The £100k Drop' and will now air on daytime television beginning in 2018. The first series having 60 episodes.

In this all-new intimate talk show, Davina McCall examines subjects that we all worry about and attempts to find ways to improve them. Each week, Davina leads a thought-provoking exploration of a different contemporary issue, sparked by real people's experiences and viewpoints.

This Time Next Year is a show about real-life transformations in an instant time travel style format. Ordinary people pledge to change their lives in extraordinary ways over 12 months. Hosted by Davina McCall, the show features people willing to share their journey to lose weight, find love, become a parent, and more.

Davina travels to some of the hottest, coldest, deepest and wettest places around the world to discover the extraordinary animals that live there.

Since Long Lost Family began four years ago, the series has reunited over 100 people with their long lost relatives. But the reunion is just the beginning, and in Long Lost Family: What Happened Next the programme revisits nine of the most extraordinary searches, to find out what happened after the families were reunited. Presented by Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell, the series will discover how these remarkable reunions have transformed people's lives, and what it's like to build a relationship with a family member after a lifetime apart.

Long Lost Family is presented by Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell. The show sees different membeers of the public being reunited with family members they have lost contact with.

Celebrity Big Brother UK is a competition among famous housemates. The goal is to be the last housemate standing by weekly nominations and public evictions. The show features celebrities living together in a house, with tasks and challenges to earn rewards. The public decides who gets evicted until there is one winner.

Big Brother takes place entirely within the confines of the Big Brother House. It's essentially a competition between the housemates, the object of which is to be the last remaining housemate in the House. At least one housemate will leave the House every week by a process of nomination and public eviction.

Comic Relief is an operating British charity, founded in 1985 by the comedy scriptwriter Richard Curtis and comedian Lenny Henry in response to famine in Ethiopia. The highlight of Comic Relief's appeal is Red Nose Day, a biennial telethon held in March, alternating with sister project Sport Relief.

The Brit Awards is an annual awards ceremony that celebrates the music industry. It recognizes outstanding achievements in various categories. Artists and bands are nominated for awards based on their performances, albums, and songs. The winners are chosen by a panel of industry experts and announced during the ceremony.