Season 0 of Gogglebox premiered on 2014-10-17.

The first series introduces the Gogglebox format, following a selection of UK households as they watch and react to the week’s television. It establishes the show’s core approach of capturing unscripted, in-the-moment commentary.

The series continues to feature returning and new households reacting to a variety of weekly TV programmes. Their conversations and observations build on the format introduced in the debut run.

This series presents another set of weekly TV moments viewed and discussed by participating households across the UK. The format remains focused on sharing their unscripted reactions to the shows they watch.

Households once again offer their responses to notable television broadcasts from the week. The series maintains the established structure of capturing commentary from living rooms around the country.

The show continues to follow its selected households as they watch a range of weekly programmes. Their discussions and reactions provide an ongoing snapshot of viewer perspectives across the UK.

The format again centres on households giving their spontaneous reactions to the week’s major TV highlights. The series keeps its focus on everyday conversations prompted by the shows they watch.

On the sofa again, with Britain's favourite opinionated TV viewers.

More opinions, reactions and emotions from Britain's favourite living rooms.

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Britain's sharpest armchair critics return, sharing their insightful and passionate takes on the week's biggest and best TV

Britain's sharpest armchair critics return for a new series to share more of their insightful and passionate takes on the week's biggest and best shows.

Britain’s sharpest armchair critics are back with a new series, ready to deliver more of their passionate and perceptive views on the week’s top shows.

Britain's sharpest armchair critics return for a new series, sharing their insightful and passionate takes on the week's biggest and best TV shows.

Britain’s wittiest armchair critics are back, offering fresh, insightful and spirited reactions to the week’s top TV moments.

Britain's sharpest armchair critics on the week's biggest and best TV shows.

From One Day to Baby Reindeer, MAFS and MILF Manor, the Goggleboxers check out some top 2024 telly.

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of our biggest and best TV programmes?

The Goggleboxers return for more of the biggest and best TV.

Series 26

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2025

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17 Episodes

A brand new series. What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's TV?