BBC television series Room 101

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BBC television series Room 101 is a comedy panel show in which celebrity guests humorously argue for their personal pet hates to be banished to a metaphorical room of oblivion.

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instanceOf British television series
television comedy panel show
basedOn concept of Room 101 from George Orwell's novel Nineteen Eighty-Four
broadcastFormat half-hour episodes
broadcastOn BBC television NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
createdFor BBC Two NERFINISHED
fictionalLocationUsed Room 101 NERFINISHED
firstAired 1994
formatDescription celebrity guests argue to consign their pet hates to a metaphorical Room 101
genre comedy
panel show
hasAudience studio audience
hasFormatElement guests present items or concepts they dislike
host decides whether to consign items to Room 101
hasGuestType celebrities
comedians
public figures
hasHost Frank Skinner NERFINISHED
Nick Hancock NERFINISHED
Paul Merton NERFINISHED
hasSegment discussion of each nominated pet hate
inspiredBy dystopian torture chamber Room 101 in Nineteen Eighty-Four
isHumorousVersionOf the idea of ultimate personal fear or hatred
isRelatedTo Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell NERFINISHED
laterHost Frank Skinner NERFINISHED
Paul Merton NERFINISHED
mediaType television series
narrativeFocus personal dislikes of guests
notableHost Frank Skinner NERFINISHED
Nick Hancock NERFINISHED
Paul Merton NERFINISHED
numberOfSeries more than 10
originalHost Nick Hancock NERFINISHED
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork BBC One
BBC Two NERFINISHED
producer BBC
productionCompany BBC Studios NERFINISHED
recurringTheme banishing personal annoyances
humorous criticism of everyday irritations
setting television studio
targetAudience adult viewers
tone humorous
light-hearted
typicalEpisodeStructure one host with one or more celebrity guests discussing disliked things

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Room 101 inspired BBC television series Room 101