Here’s all you need to know, including the celebrity cast, narrator and more…
When is Hard to Please OAPs on TV?
The ITV series airs every Tuesday at 8.30pm on ITV for six weeks, beginning on Tuesday 9th April.
Who are the celebs in Hard to Please OAPs?
June Brown
Ninety-two-year-old soaps legend June Brown is best known for her role as Dot Cotton in EastEnders.
Amanda Barrie
First rising to fame in the Carry On films, 83-year-old Amanda Barrie is best known for playing Alma Sedgewick in Coronation Street, a role she has enjoyed on and off for 20 years.
Ruth Madoc
Madoc, 75, is an actress best known for her role in 1980s comedy Hi-de-Hi! She also played Daffyd Thomas's mum in Little Britain.
Sheila Ferguson
The 71-year-old American singer is best known as part of The Three Degrees, a band that enjoyed hits such as When Will I See You Again in the 1970s.
Harry Redknapp
Although most will know the jam-rolly-polly-loving Redknapp as a football manager, the 72-year-old is currently making the most of a TV career after winning I’m A Celeb in 2018.
Michael Whitehall
As Dad to comedian Jack Whitehall, 78-year-old Michael has enjoyed fame on screen with shows Backchat and Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father. In his former career as a talent agent, Whitehall represented the likes of Colin Firth and Dame Judi Dench.
Lionel Blair
Now 90 years old, the veteran entertainer, choreographer and tap dancer first found fame on TV variety shows in the 1960s.
John Sergeant
The veteran journalist was the BBC's Chief Political Correspondent from 1992 until 2000, as well as the Political Editor of ITN between 2000 and 2002.
However, in recent years most people will recognise the 74-year-old from his memorable stint on Strictly Come Dancing in 2008: partnered with Kristina Rihanoff, the public consistently voted to keep him on the show despite Sergeant regularly finishing at the bottom of the table.
Who narrates Hard to Please OAPs?
Comedy legend Jennifer Saunders lends her voice to the show.
