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Sorry, I Didn't Know Makes TV History Again
10 Aug
Summary
- Comedy panel show renewed for seventh season, extending its record run.
- Now holds record for longest-running Black TV show in British history.
- Filming for Season 7 is underway in London for later this year.
The popular British comedy panel show "Sorry, I Didn't Know" is set to return for a seventh season on ITV, a decade after its initial commission. This renewal extends its remarkable run, marking it as the longest-running program from a Black-led production company.
Furthermore, the show has now officially broken the record for the longest-running Black TV show in British history. It surpasses acclaimed series like "Desmond's" and "The Real McCoy," which previously held significant milestones. Season 7 will feature returning host Chizzy Akudolu and team captains Richard Blackwood and Eddie Kadi.
Filming for the upcoming season is happening this summer in London before a live studio audience. The show, which quizzes contestants on Black history, has previously hosted a variety of notable guests. "Sorry, I Didn't Know" is expected to air later in 2026 on ITV1 and the ITV streamer, promising more laughs and historical insights.
