

All the BBC TV quiz, game and reality shows currently looking for participants
We’ve all probably watched someone bungle an easy question on a game show and thought we could have done better, or wished it was us getting help with home renovations from a TV crew.
But how many of us have actually applied to go on TV ourselves?
Believe it or not, there are plenty of opportunities to apply for BBC shows throughout the year, including popular TV quiz shows like Pointless, Unbeaten, and Michael McIntyre’s The Wheel.
Generally participants must be 18 years of age and over, and at least currently residing in the UK, but details for each show are available on the application site.
Believe it or not, there are plenty of opportunities to apply for BBC shows throughout the year, including popular TV quiz shows like Pointless, Unbeaten, and Michael McIntyre’s The Wheel.

5. This Farming Life - 26 February
A series documenting the lives of farming families over the course of a year. The BBC says: “This year, we are keen to hear from farming and crofting families living in Scotland, especially if you have a year of change or challenge ahead. If you are interested, or know someone who might fit the bill, get in touch now!” Photo: (Photo: BBC)

6. Wanted: A Simple Life - 1 October
A programme following people who take the decision to change their current way of life and move to the countryside. The BBC says: “We’re interested in hearing from people who are seriously considering making a move from the city to the countryside or coast in the near to medium future, and are looking for help and guidance with making that decision.” Photo: (Photo: BBC)

7. Your Home Made Perfect - 22 March
A home-renovation show where experts create virtual reality home makeovers The BBC says: “If you have a budget set aside and need help creating a magnificent new home in 2021/2022 we’d love to hear from you.” Photo: (Photo: BBC)

8. Bargain Hunt - ongoing
With an episode every day, the Bargain Hunt team are always looking for more participants to see how much profit they can make with £300 at an antique fair. The BBC says: “We love to receive applications from enthusiastic viewers who are keen to appear on the show.” Photo: Photo: BBC