Go for It - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Stephen Mulhern hosts a show which sees challengers attempting to wow the nation by putting their unusual skills and implausible party tricks to the test. Whether it is a woman who says she can spell words backwards as quickly as most people can spell forwards or a man who claims he can smash things with his head, those contestants who successfully demonstrate their unique skills will be rewarded with a 1,000 pound cash prize.
Episode 2
Go For It, hosted by Stephen Mulhern, aims to discover the weirdest and most unique skills that our nation has to offer and put them to the test.
Each week our challengers will get the chance to show off to the nation and win £1000 in cash on the spot if they successfully complete their unusual skill on air.
Episode 3
Go For It, hosted by Stephen Mulhern, aims to discover the weirdest and most unique skills that our nation has to offer and put them to the test.
Each week our challengers will get the chance to show off to the nation and win £1000 in cash on the spot if they successfully complete their unusual skill on air.
Episode 4
Go For It, hosted by Stephen Mulhern, aims to discover the weirdest and most unique skills that our nation has to offer and put them to the test.
Each week our challengers will get the chance to show off to the nation and win £1000 in cash on the spot if they successfully complete their unusual skill on air.
Episode 5
Go For It, hosted by Stephen Mulhern, aims to discover the weirdest and most unique skills that our nation has to offer and put them to the test.
Each week our challengers will get the chance to show off to the nation and win £1000 in cash on the spot if they successfully complete their unusual skill on air.
Episode 6
Go For It, hosted by Stephen Mulhern, aims to discover the weirdest and most unique skills that our nation has to offer and put them to the test.
Each week our challengers will get the chance to show off to the nation and win £1000 in cash on the spot if they successfully complete their unusual skill on air.
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