Miranda Hart has been rumoured to be in line to front a new version of The Generation Game on BBC One.
Rumours spread when the BBC announced today (Oct 16) that Hart is looking for different family groups to apply for an upcoming entertainment show.
"We're looking for all types of family set-ups," the announcement reads. "This can be mother/father and children, nan, aunt, son and partner or could even include 'Auntie Pat from down the road'... who is really just mum's best friend from the bingo.
"When choosing your family/team please remember that we're looking for teams of all ages with at least two generations and the team must also include both male and female contestants.
"The generations could be nan and grandson, mum and son's partner Sue, or Great-uncle Bill and his niece Sarah."
Filming for the untitled series will begin in December.
Hart previously downplayed reports that she would present a new version of The Generation Game, a hugely popular BBC One show fronted by the likes of Bruce Forsyth and Jim Davidson.
