Rounds included 'Celebrity Crypts', 'Life Swap', 'Kiss and Tell' and 'How the Other Half Lives';[2] producers claim that "fantastic prizes" can be won, much like a traditional gameshow format.

However, at the end of the series, Alan revealed that there would be a special episode airing at Christmas time.

Alan Carr noted in an interview with Jonathan Ross, that due to complaints from civilians they had to abandon the previous format and go along with celebrity teams.

It features the entire 6-episode season meshed together with intercepting scenes of him interviewing Liz Hurley.

Bonus features involve the unaired pilot, deleted scenes, a gag reel and a featurette.