The Weakest Link: who is on BBC show this week? Start time and full line-up
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- The Weakest Link will start later than usual this week.
- The celebrity guests for the latest episode have been confirmed.
- But who can you expect to see on the quiz show?
A brand new episode of The Weakest Link will arrive a bit later than usual this week. The revived quiz show will feature even more celebrity guests tonight.
Since it returned earlier in the decade, the show has become a firm fixture on the BBC’s Saturday schedule in autumn and winter.
But who is scheduled to appear on the show this evening? Here’s all you need to know:
How to watch The Weakest Link?
Ever since it first debuted back in 2000, the popular quiz show has called the BBC home. However, it has moved around channels over the years.
Since it was revived back in 2021, the programme has been broadcast on BBC One. It is also available to watch via BBC iPlayer.
What time is The Weakest Link on today?
The latest season of the quiz show has formed part of the Beeb’s Saturday night schedule in early 2026. It will once again be back this evening (February 14) with another episode - but at a slightly later time than you might expect.
The Weakest Link is set to start at 9pm, due to live sports causing a change to the BBC schedule. It will be broadcast on BBC One and can be watched on iPlayer.
Who is on The Weakest Link this week?
Once again, the show will have a stacked line-up of celebrities taking on the quiz in a bid to win money for charities of their choice. It includes:
- Tasha Ghouri
- Patsy Kensit
- Ignacio Lopez
- Craig Rowe
- Philippa Dunne
- Colson Smith
- Fats Timbo
- Adam Jones
Who is the host of The Weakest Link?
Originally running for well over 1,000 episodes between 2000 and 2012, the show was famously hosted by the iconic Anne Robinson. Her stern on screen persona was part of its main appeal.
Back in 2011, she announced that at the end of her current contract she would be leaving the programme. It saw The Weakest Link come to an end in March of the next year.
It was revived for a Children in Need special in 2017 - but that was just a one off. Then in 2021, the show made a proper return to TV and had a new face on hosting duties.
Comedian and TV presenter Romesh Ranganathan has taken on the role of the host for The Weakest Link. He has fronted the show through its current five season run.
Viewers will recognise him from shows like A League of Their Own, Rob and Romesh Vs, Avoidance and more. He also presents the game show Romesh Ranganathan's Parents’ Evening on ITV.