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The supplied episode summaries describe an alphabet-led quiz series built around themed discussions, a rotating guest panel, and recurring compilations. The principal documented format change is the introduction of Sandi Toksvig as host in Season 14, while Alan Davies remains the permanent panellist according to his supplied profile.
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The series establishes its quiz format with A-themed subjects and a rotating guest panel. Alan Davies is identified in the supplied profile as the permanent panellist.
The alphabet-led format moves to B, covering subjects such as birds, bombs, bears, and beavers. A Christmas special is included in the season.
C-themed episodes range from campanology and common knowledge to creatures and combustion. The season maintains the rotating-panel structure.
The D season includes danger, discoveries, death, and other subjects, alongside Halloween, charity, and Christmas specials. The panel continues to change from episode to episode.
Engineering, exploration, Europe, espionage, and other E subjects structure the season. A compilation episode collects material from the run.
The season covers families, fire, France, fraud, fashion, film, food, and the future. It includes special episodes as well as regular themed installments.
G-themed discussions include gardens, geography, genius, gravity, and other subjects. Two compilation episodes close the season.
The season explores humans, happiness, history, health and safety, and other H topics. Its run includes Halloween and Christmas specials and two compilations.
I-themed questions range across illness, intelligence, inequality, and invention. A Christmas episode, a Shakespeare-themed special, and compilations add variety to the season.
Journeys, journalism, justice, jobs, and other J topics form the season's discussions. Two compilations gather highlights from the run.
The K season covers kings, killers, knowledge, and a wide range of other K subjects. Compilation episodes close the season.
L-themed episodes move among animals, literature, locations, love, and luck. The run includes a Christmas special and two compilations.
The M season ranges across medical matters, military subjects, maths, marriage, and miscellaneous topics. It is followed in the supplied episode list by the N season.
The N season features subjects such as nature and nurture, numbers, and naval navigation. Its episode descriptions introduce Sandi Toksvig as the new host while Alan Davies continues as a panellist.
Under Sandi Toksvig, the O season covers organisms, oceans, operations, origins, and other O subjects. Two compilation episodes gather highlights.
The P season includes animals, public and private subjects, plants, pubs, and past times. The supplied episode list also includes two compilation episodes.
Q-themed episodes address quests, quacks, queens, and questions, among other topics. The season ends with two collections of highlights.
The R season ranges from roads and rail to revolutions, restaurants, and recreation. A Christmas special is part of the listed episodes.
S-themed episodes cover secrets, senses, seasons, animals, and other topics. The season includes a Christmas special and two compilations.
The T season discusses television, testing, toys, theatrical subjects, and more. Two compilation episodes follow its themed run.
The U season ranges across university, upbringing, underground topics, and animals. Compilation episodes close the season.
V-themed episodes cover voyaging, visionaries, vices and virtues, and other subjects. The run includes a Christmas special and two compilations.
The W season includes Wales, weaponry, the Wild West, wordmongery, and other subjects. Its listed run concludes with two compilations.
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