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A panel of famous faces use their knowledge to try and help a contestant win money.

Daily quiz show where a panel of famous faces use their knowledge to try and help a contestant win money. But will they help or will they hinder? That's debatable.

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Debatable: Series 2: Episode 32

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Episode 32

Series 2

BBC Two - Debatable, Series 2, Episode 32

Phil Tufnell, Michael Buerk and Naga Munchetty help Liz from Tunbridge Wells win a prize.

Daily quiz show hosted by Patrick Kielty. Phil Tufnell, Michael Buerk and Naga Munchetty debate their way through some tricky questions to help Liz from Tunbridge Wells win.

Daily quiz show hosted by Patrick Kielty. A panel of famous faces use their knowledge and debating skills to try and help a contestant win a cash prize.

Former England cricketer Phil Tufnell, reporter Michael Buerk and news broadcaster Naga Munchetty debate their way through a series of tricky questions to try and help Liz from Tunbridge Wells walk away with a jackpot.

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Daily quiz show where a panel of famous faces use their knowledge to try and help a contestant win money.

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