The new series of Celebrity Mastermind begins on BBC One next month, with 56 contestants taking on "the famous black chair" to raise money for charity.
Mastermind host Clive Myrie will be asking the questions when the series returns on Saturday, 5 February, and giving the answers on the night will be former England goalkeeper David James, comedian and actor Ellie Taylor, singer Antony Costa, and, says the BBC, "the most famous parish councillor in the country", Jackie Weaver.
"It'll be fun for viewers, though maybe less for our celebs," joked Myrie. "But win or lose, they'll be helping their favourite charities. So, bring it on!"
Other contestants aiming to win "a coveted Celebrity Mastermind trophy" over the show's 14 weeks will include Strictly's Janette Manrara, EastEnders star John Altman, Emmerdale's Natalie Anderson, Blur's Dave Rowntree and singer Michelle Gayle.
Celebrity Mastermind will air on Saturdays on BBC One from 5 February at 7:15pm.
The current series of Mastermind is on every Monday on BBC Two at 7:30pm.
The full Celebrity Mastermind line-up:
Week One
David James, former England goalkeeper, on Roy Lichtenstein
Antony Costa, singer, on Grease, the musical
Jackie Weaver, council officer, on The Chronicles of Riddick
Ellie Taylor, comedian, on Geri Halliwell
Week Two
Ruthie Henshall, actress, on the film musicals of Gene Kelly
Chris Mason, BBC Political Correspondent, on The Yorkshire Dales
Poppy Jay, broadcaster, on Cardi B
Rufus Hound, comedian and actor, on Jim Henson
Week Three
Janette Manrara, former Strictly professional dancer and TV presenter, on Disney's renaissance era
Nish Kumar, comedian, on Jimi Hendrix
Olly Smith, Saturday Kitchen's wine expert, on Withnail and I
John Altman, actor (EastEnders' Nick Cotton), on The Isle of Wight
Week Four
Roger Black, former Olympic athlete, on The Princess Bride
Snoochie Shy, Presenter & DJ, on Giggs (the rapper)
Anna Soubry, commentator and former MP, on Fawlty Towers
Natalie Anderson, actress (Emmerdale's Alicia Metcalfe), on Coco Chanel
Week Five
Maria McErlane, presenter and actress, on the history of women on bicycles
The Vivienne, Ru Paul's Drag Race star, on Cher
Martine Croxall, BBC News presenter, on Nellie Bly
Ace, DJ and broadcaster, on The Fresh Prince of Bel Air
Week Six
Philippa Dunne, actress (Motherland), on Stanley Kubrick's The Shining
Phil Wang, comedian, on the wines of New Zealand
Keith Brymer Jones, judge on Channel 4's Great Pottery Throwdown, on Lucie Rie
Dani Harmer, actor (Tracy Beaker), on Ru Paul's Drag Race
Week Seven
Nina Conti, comedian and ventriloquist, on the short stories of Stephen King
Brenton West, The Repair Shop expert, on Formula One 1977-87
Fatima Manji, journalist and Channel 4 News presenter, on Queen Victoria
Martel Maxwell, TV presenter (Homes Under the Hammer), on Freddie Mercury
Week Eight
Anne Diamond, broadcaster, on the birth of British radar
Shivi Ramoutar, TV chef, on Sex and the City
Eilidh McIntyre, Olympic sailing gold medalist, on Karl Lagerfeld
Chris McCausland, comedian, on Pearl Jam
Week Nine
Jeremy Edwards, actor, on Carrie Fisher
Sonali Shah, TV Presenter (Escape to the Country), on George Michael
Dave Rowntree, musician (Blur drummer), on Nikola Tesla
Camilla Tominey, journalist and broadcaster, on the Back to the Future trilogy
Week 10
Sian Williams, journalist and Channel 5 News host, on Anna Freud
Sophie Duker, comedian and writer, on The History Boys
Sonny Jay, radio presenter, on One Direction
Kellie Shirley, actress (The Long Run), on Abigail's Party
Week 11
Pat Nevin, former professional footballer, on the Jeeves & Wooster stories of PG Wodehouse
Anna Nightingale, actress (Emmerdale's Andrea Tate), on Oasis
Tom Malone Jr, TV personality (Channel 4's Gogglebox), on Ricky Hatton
Roo Irvine, TV antiques expert (Bargain Hunt), on pedigree cat breeds
Week 12
Martin Offiah, former England rugby international, on the Battle of Britain
Shazia Mirza, comedian, on George Carlin
Owain Wyn Evans, BBC weather presenter, on the music of Britney Spears
Amelle Berrabah, singer (Sugababes), on the exploration of Mars
Week 13
Charlie Higson, actor and writer, on classic Westerns of the 1950s and 60s
Adele Roberts, DJ and broadcaster, on the planets of the Solar System
Ed Gamble, comedian, on 30 Rock
Paul Cooper, actor (This Country), on the 1966 World Cup
Week 14
James Acaster, comedian, on the history of ice cream
Michelle Gayle, singer and actor, on the early years of Def Jam recordings
Jean Johansson, TV presenter (A Place in the Sun), on Kylie Minogue
Charlotte Worthington, BMX Olympic gold medallist, on Michael Jordan
