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Hosted by David Walliams, with team captains Frank Skinner and Micky Flanagan and a top house band fronted by popstar Jamelia, I Love My Country is a brand new prime time BBC One entertainment show from the makers of Harry Hill's TV Burp where two celebrity teams challenge each other's knowledge of the United Kingdom.

In this fun packed show YOU the audience need to get involved and support one of the celebrity teams. And if your team wins, you'll take home a special I Love My Country prize!

Please visit www.tvrecordings.com/shows/view/281 to apply for free tickets.

David Walliams

Actor, writer and comedian best known for his partnership with Matt Lucas on the sketch show Little Britain.
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Frank Skinner

He may have co-written a number one single ('Three Lions'), but most of Frank Skinner's achievements have been to do with comedy; winning a 1991 Perrier Award, creating the classic TV show 'Fantasy Football' (with David Baddiel), presenting his own series... the list goes on.
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Micky Flanagan

Razor sharp wit and no nonsense delivery with a classic working class East End background. He could have been a gangster, or a street urchin... Instead he went off to university and became a wordsmith. Not much call for them in Hackney, so he learnt a trade: being a comedian. His star exploded on to the comedy circuit a couple of years ago with a brilliantly observed Edinburgh Fringe show about his rise from working-class Herbert to middle-class ponce, and being caught awkwardly between the two. The show brought him well-deserved acclaim with a best newcomer nomination at the if.comedy awards (now the Edinburgh Comedy Awards). He has since gone on to appear on The Royal Variety Performance, Live At The Apollo, Michael McIntyre's Roadshow, Have I Got News For You and Celebrity Mastermind (chosen subject...'The Boss' - Bruce Springsteen). He also brought the house down as part of the all star bill at Channel 4's Comedy Gala Live At The O2 alongside the likes of Lee Evans and Michael McIntyre, as well as fronting his very own Radio 4 series, What Chance Change? in 2010.
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