You've Been Framed!: Series 18
The eighteenth series of the British television programme You've Been Framed! premiered on 30 September 2006. This installment of the long-running series features the return of Harry Hill, who serves as the host for the collection of humorous home videos submitted by viewers. The production structure for this specific season consists of 17 regular episodes supplemented by 5 special episodes, bringing the total count
Season 18 Lore Primer
Key plot threads, lore context, and character stakes you need to remember before diving into this season.
- You've Been Framed! is a British television programme featuring humorous home movies contributed by viewers.
- The series originally debuted on 14 April 1990 and remained in production until 27 August 2022.
- The show utilizes a rotating host format to present the submitted video clips to the audience.
- The program relies entirely on amateur footage provided by the public for its entertainment content.
Season overview
The eighteenth series of the British television programme You've Been Framed! premiered on 30 September 2006. This installment of the long-running series features the return of Harry Hill, who serves as the host for the collection of humorous home videos submitted by viewers. The production structure for this specific season consists of 17 regular episodes supplemented by 5 special episodes, bringing the total count to 22 broadcasts. As with previous iterations of the show, the program maintains its established format of presenting audience-contributed footage intended for the entertainment of others. The series, which originally began its broadcast run on 14 April 1990, continued its tradition of showcasing amateur clips that capture comical or unexpected moments from daily life. By the time this eighteenth series aired in late 2006, the program had already established a multi-year history of curating home video content. The episodes throughout this season continue to rely on the established premise of viewer participation, where the public provides the source material that forms the backbone of each broadcast. Harry Hill provides the commentary and presentation for these segments, maintaining the show's identity as a staple of British television comedy programming during this period of its multi-decade run.
Episode Guide
Season 18 Progress Shield
Talent Special
Jun 9, 2007 · 22 min
This edition features some awful actors, flat singers and catastrophic conjurers.
Calendar Special
Dec 23, 2006 · 44 min
Counting down to the festive season month-by-month, with the funniest clips from your favourite times of year, including cute Valentine's Day kisses, Easter egg mishaps, and hilari