Mel Giedroyc TV Shows

The Great British Baking Show

86/100

Bakers attempt three challenges each week trying to impress the judges enough to go through to the next round and eventually are crowned Britain's best amateur baker.

Travel Man: 48 Hours in...

83/100

Richard Ayoade and a celebrity guest spend 48 hours in a popular city to discover the must see tourist attractions.

Sadie J

54/100

Sadie, an exuberant British teenager, navigates life and school with the help of her friends Dede and Kit. The only girl in her family that includes brother Danny, her Dad and dog Roger. ... See full summary »

Let It Shine

54/100

Mel Giedroyc and Graham Norton present the talent search to find five performers to play the members of a fictional boyband in a new nationwide touring musical inspired by Take That.

Mist: Sheepdog Tales

85/100

Mist may no longer be a puppy, but she still has much to learn about life as a Borough farm sheepdog. But with Swift, Ernie, Jake, Fern and her Mother Gail around, Mist has all of the help ... See full summary »

Mel & Sue

42/100

A daytime chat show hosted by Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins.

Letterbox

46/100

Mel Giedroyc hosts the game show in which pairs of contestants compete to crack a series of passwords, in an attempt to take home the two and a half thousand pound cash prize.

The Great Sport Relief Bake Off

69/100

Pitch Battle

57/100

Singing contest in which 30 of the UK's top choirs and vocal groups battle it out in a series of challenges to determine a champion.

Blessed

53/100

Light Lunch

67/100

Late Lunch

66/100

Rhona

48/100

5 O'Clock Show

63/100

Collectaholics

67/100

Mel Giedroyc and antiques expert Mark Hill help collectors in crisis as they comfort, catalogue, curate, clear out and showcase precious items. Giving us a vivid insight into the lives, ... See full summary »

Up Late

Draw It!

Tell It 2 Me Straight

The Gift

Presenters Matt Baker and Mel Giedroyc follow the extraordinary and heart-warming stories of people who missed the chance to say 'thank you' or 'sorry' when it mattered most.