Sue Perkins Talks New Entrepreneurial Game Show To Double Your Money | This Morning

She’s the comedy legend hoping to help you laugh all the way to the bank. For her brand new series 'Double The Money', Sue Perkins is giving contestants £250 in cash, and setting them a simple task… double your money! Sue joins us today to tell us about the new series, which has been labelled ‘The Apprentice’ meets ‘Bargain Hunt’.
Broadcast on 24/04/2024
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[@courtneybeckett2689]

My mum and her boyfriend was on this wooooo

[@juliemullen365]

Love sue ❤

[@JaneKellie-uh3mo]

I love This Morning . Their program is very informative for UK Viewers. Comedian, Sue Perkins has always been in touch with people's needs. This is a fantastic project..Well Done Sue Perkins , Your persist to feed the baby moose by bottle went well in the end. Well Done Sue 👏 ✔️

[@shaunsowter]

Adore Sue Perkins i wish she was on tv a lot more

[@CatsJP]

I hope some in the tv industry in Australia…do not get the idea…of making an Australian version….all these game shows and reality shows are all around the world…but with each country’s own version…they have become generic versions now….

[@theylied1776]

She's not joking about the baby moose. You have to understand, moose have evolved to fight grizzly bear. They are strong AF.

[@Paul-yh8km]

Channel 4 is just about the wealthy and making wealth theses days, while the poor just sit and watch. Buying holiday homes, building mega homes, touring mansions, making millions. Meanwhile poverty is higher than when Channel 4 first started. Poverty and Channel 4 grew together.

[@oiooi6460]

So it's yet another Apprentice rip off