Through the Keyhole

(1987)•

6.0

David Frost wanders into celebrities' houses and a panel of celebrities has to guess who the famous homeowner is.

Seasons

274

Episodes

Ended

Status

April 3, 1987

First Aired

IMDb

Networks: Sky One, ITV1, BBC One, BBC Two

Genres: Comedy

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Season 1

13 episodes • 1987

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 1, Show 1	Apr 3, 1987
2	Series 1, Show 2	Apr 10, 1987
3	Series 1, Show 3	Apr 17, 1987
4	Series 1, Show 4	Apr 24, 1987
5	Series 1, Show 5	May 1, 1987
6	Series 1, Show 6	May 8, 1987
7	Series 1, Show 7	May 15, 1987
8	Series 1, Show 8	May 22, 1987
9	Series 1, Show 9	May 29, 1987
10	Series 1, Show 10	Jun 5, 1987
11	Series 1, Show 11	Jun 12, 1987
12	Series 1, Show 12	Jun 19, 1987
13	Series 1, Show 13	Jun 26, 1987

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Season 2

14 episodes • 1988

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 2, Show 1	Apr 15, 1988
2	Series 2, Show 2	Apr 22, 1988
3	Series 2, Show 3	Apr 29, 1988
4	Series 2, Show 4	May 6, 1988
5	Series 2, Show 5	May 13, 1988
6	Series 2, Show 6	May 20, 1988
7	Series 2, Show 7	May 27, 1988
8	Series 2, Show 8	Jun 3, 1988
9	Series 2, Show 9	Jun 10, 1988
10	Series 2, Show 10	Jun 17, 1988
11	Series 2, Show 11	Jun 24, 1988
12	Series 2, Show 12	Jul 1, 1988
13	Series 2, Show 13	Jul 8, 1988
14	Series 2, Show 14	Jul 15, 1988

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Season 3

13 episodes • 1989

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 3, Show 1	Feb 17, 1989
2	Series 3, Show 2	Feb 24, 1989
3	Series 3, Show 3	Mar 3, 1989
4	Series 3, Show 4	Mar 10, 1989
5	Series 3, Show 5	Mar 17, 1989
6	Series 3, Show 6	Mar 24, 1989
7	Series 3, Show 7	Mar 31, 1989
8	Series 3, Show 8	Apr 7, 1989
9	Series 3, Show 9	Apr 14, 1989
10	Series 3, Show 10	Apr 21, 1989
11	Series 3, Show 11	Apr 28, 1989
12	Series 3, Show 12	May 5, 1989
13	Series 3, Show 13	May 12, 1989

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Season 4

14 episodes • 1990

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 4, Show 1	Mar 9, 1990
2	Series 4, Show 2	Mar 16, 1990
3	Series 4, Show 3	Mar 23, 1990
4	Series 4, Show 4	Mar 30, 1990
5	Series 4, Show 5	Apr 6, 1990
6	Series 4, Show 6	Apr 13, 1990
7	Series 4, Show 7	Apr 20, 1990
8	Series 4, Show 8	Apr 27, 1990
9	Series 4, Show 9	May 4, 1990
10	Series 4, Show 10	May 11, 1990
11	Series 4, Show 11	May 18, 1990
12	Series 4, Show 12	May 25, 1990
13	Series 4, Show 13	Jun 1, 1990
14	Series 4, Show 14	Jun 8, 1990

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Season 5

15 episodes • 1991

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 5, Show 1	Apr 5, 1991
2	Series 5, Show 2	Apr 12, 1991
3	Series 5, Show 3	Apr 19, 1991
4	Series 5, Show 4	Apr 26, 1991
5	Series 5, Show 5	May 3, 1991
6	Series 5, Show 6	May 10, 1991
7	Series 5, Show 7	May 17, 1991
8	Series 5, Show 8	May 24, 1991
9	Series 5, Show 9	May 31, 1991
10	Series 5, Show 10	Jun 7, 1991
11	Series 5, Show 11	Jun 14, 1991
12	Series 5, Show 12	Jun 21, 1991
13	Series 5, Show 13	Jun 28, 1991
14	Series 5, Show 14	Jul 5, 1991
15	Series 5, Show 15	Jul 12, 1991

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Season 6

13 episodes • 1992

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 6, Show 1	May 8, 1992
2	Series 6, Show 2	May 15, 1992
3	Series 6, Show 3	May 22, 1992
4	Series 6, Show 4	May 29, 1992
5	Series 6, Show 5	Jun 5, 1992
6	Series 6, Show 6	Jun 12, 1992
7	Series 6, Show 7	Jun 19, 1992
8	Series 6, Show 8	Jun 26, 1992
9	Series 6, Show 9	Jul 3, 1992
10	Series 6, Show 10	Jul 10, 1992
11	Series 6, Show 11	Jul 17, 1992
12	Series 6, Show 12	Jul 24, 1992
13	Series 6, Show 13	Jul 31, 1992

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Season 7

14 episodes • 1993

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 7, Show 1	May 14, 1993
2	Series 7, Show 2	May 21, 1993
3	Series 7, Show 3	May 28, 1993
4	Series 7, Show 4	Jun 4, 1993
5	Series 7, Show 5	Jun 11, 1993
6	Series 7, Show 6	Jun 18, 1993
7	Series 7, Show 7	Jun 25, 1993
8	Series 7, Show 8	Jul 2, 1993
9	Series 7, Show 9	Jul 9, 1993
10	Series 7, Show 10	Jul 16, 1993
11	Series 7, Show 11	Jul 23, 1993
12	Series 7, Show 12	Jul 30, 1993
13	Series 7, Show 13	Aug 6, 1993
14	Series 7, Show 14	Aug 13, 1993

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Season 8

11 episodes • 1994

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 8, Show 1	Apr 10, 1994
2	Series 8, Show 2	Apr 17, 1994
3	Series 8, Show 3	Apr 24, 1994
4	Series 8, Show 4	May 1, 1994
5	Series 8, Show 5	May 8, 1994
6	Series 8, Show 6	May 15, 1994
7	Series 8, Show 7	May 22, 1994
8	Series 8, Show 8	May 29, 1994
9	Series 8, Show 9	Jun 5, 1994
10	Series 8, Show 10	Jun 12, 1994
11	Series 8, Show 11	Jun 19, 1994

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Season 9

14 episodes • 1996

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 9, Show 1	Feb 22, 1996
2	Series 2, Show 2	Feb 29, 1996
3	Series 9, Show 3	Mar 7, 1996
4	Series 9, Show 4	Mar 14, 1996
5	Series 9, Show 5	Mar 21, 1996
6	Series 9, Show 6	Mar 28, 1996
7	Series 9, Show 7	Apr 4, 1996
8	Series 9, Show 8	Apr 11, 1996
9	Series 9, Show 9	Apr 18, 1996
10	Series 9, Show 10	Apr 25, 1996
11	Series 9, Show 11	May 2, 1996
12	Series 9, Show 12	May 9, 1996
13	Series 9, Show 13	May 16, 1996
14	Series 9, Show 14	Dec 23, 1996

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Season 10

60 episodes • 1997

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 10, Show 1	Apr 7, 1997
2	Series 10, Show 2	Apr 8, 1997
3	Series 10, Show 3	Apr 9, 1997
4	Series 10, Show 4	Apr 10, 1997
5	Series 10, Show 5	Apr 11, 1997
6	Series 10, Show 6	Apr 14, 1997
7	Series 10, Show 7	Apr 15, 1997
8	Series 10, Show 8	Apr 16, 1997
9	Series 10, Show 9	Apr 17, 1997
10	Series 10, Show 10	Apr 18, 1997
11	Series 10, Show 11	Apr 21, 1997
12	Series 10, Show 12	Apr 22, 1997
13	Series 10, Show 13	Apr 23, 1997
14	Series 10, Show 14	Apr 24, 1997
15	Series 10, Show 15	Apr 25, 1997
16	Series 10, Show 16	Apr 28, 1997
17	Series 10, Show 17	Apr 29, 1997
18	Series 10, Show 18	Apr 30, 1997
19	Series 10, Show 19	May 1, 1997
20	Series 10, Show 20	May 2, 1997
21	Series 10, Show 21	May 5, 1997
22	Series 10, Show 22	May 6, 1997
23	Series 10, Show 23	May 7, 1997
24	Series 10, Show 24	May 8, 1997
25	Series 10, Show 25	May 9, 1997
26	Series 10, Show 26	May 12, 1997
27	Series 10, Show 27	May 13, 1997
28	Series 10, Show 28	May 14, 1997
29	Series 10, Show 29	May 15, 1997
30	Series 10, Show 30	May 16, 1997
31	Series 10, Show 31	May 19, 1997
32	Series 10, Show 32	May 20, 1997
33	Series 10, Show 33	May 21, 1997
34	Series 10, Show 34	May 22, 1997
35	Series 10, Show 35	May 23, 1997
36	Series 10, Show 36	May 26, 1997
37	Series 10, Show 37	May 27, 1997
38	Series 10, Show 38	May 28, 1997
39	Series 10, Show 39	May 29, 1997
40	Series 10, Show 40	May 30, 1997
41	Series 10, Show 41	Jun 2, 1997
42	Series 10, Show 42	Jun 3, 1997
43	Series 10, Show 43	Jun 4, 1997
44	Series 10, Show 44	Jun 5, 1997
45	Series 10, Show 45	Jun 6, 1997
46	Series 10, Show 46	Jun 9, 1997
47	Series 10, Show 47	Jun 10, 1997
48	Series 10, Show 48	Jun 11, 1997
49	Series 10, Show 49	Jun 12, 1997
50	Series 10, Show 50	Jun 13, 1997
51	Series 10, Show 51	Oct 13, 1997
52	Series 10, Show 52	Oct 14, 1997
53	Series 10, Show 53	Oct 15, 1997
54	Series 10, Show 54	Oct 16, 1997
55	Series 10, Show 55	Oct 17, 1997
56	Series 10, Show 56	Oct 20, 1997
57	Series 10, Show 57	Oct 21, 1997
58	Series 10, Show 58	Oct 22, 1997
59	Series 10, Show 59	Oct 23, 1997
60	Series 10, Show 60	Oct 24, 1997

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Season 14

20 episodes • 2001

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 14, Show 1	May 14, 2001
2	Series 14, Show 2	May 15, 2001
3	Series 14, Show 3	May 16, 2001
4	Series 14, Show 4	May 17, 2001
5	Series 14, Show 5	May 18, 2001
6	Series 14, Show 6	May 21, 2001
7	Series 14, Show 7	May 22, 2001
8	Series 14, Show 8	May 23, 2001
9	Series 14, Show 9	May 24, 2001
10	Series 14, Show 10	May 25, 2001
11	Series 14, Show 11	Jun 4, 2001
12	Series 14, Show 12	Jun 5, 2001
13	Series 14, Show 13	Jun 6, 2001
14	Series 14, Show 14	Jun 7, 2001
15	Series 14, Show 15	Jun 8, 2001
16	Series 14, Show 16	Jun 11, 2001
17	Series 14, Show 17	Jun 12, 2001
18	Series 14, Show 18	Jun 13, 2001
19	Series 14, Show 19	Jun 14, 2001
20	Series 14, Show 20	Jun 15, 2001

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Season 16

10 episodes • 2003

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 16, Show 1	Mar 3, 2003
2	Series 16, Show 2	Mar 4, 2003
3	Series 16, Show 3	Mar 5, 2003
4	Series 16, Show 4	Mar 6, 2003
5	Series 16, Show 5	Mar 7, 2003
6	Series 16, Show 6	Mar 10, 2003
7	Series 16, Show 7	Mar 11, 2003
8	Series 16, Show 8	Mar 12, 2003
9	Series 16, Show 9	Mar 13, 2003
10	Series 16, Show 10	Mar 14, 2003

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Season 18

25 episodes • 2006

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 18, Show 1	Feb 27, 2006
2	Series 18, Show 2	Feb 28, 2006
3	Series 18, Show 3	Mar 1, 2006
4	Series 18, Show 4	Mar 2, 2006
5	Series 18, Show 5	Mar 3, 2006
6	Series 18, Show 6	Mar 6, 2006
7	Series 18, Show 7	Mar 7, 2006
8	Series 18, Show 8	Mar 8, 2006
9	Series 18, Show 9	Mar 9, 2006
10	Series 18, Show 10	Mar 10, 2006
11	Series 18, Show 11	Mar 13, 2006
12	Series 18, Show 12	Mar 14, 2006
13	Series 18, Show 13	Mar 15, 2006
14	Series 18, Show 14	Mar 16, 2006
15	Series 18, Show 15	Mar 17, 2006
16	Series 18, Show 16	Mar 20, 2006
17	Series 18, Show 17	Mar 21, 2006
18	Series 18, Show 18	Mar 22, 2006
19	Series 18, Show 19	Mar 23, 2006
20	Series 18, Show 20	Mar 24, 2006
21	Series 18, Show 21	Mar 27, 2006
22	Series 18, Show 22	Mar 28, 2006
23	Series 18, Show 23	Mar 29, 2006
24	Series 18, Show 24	Mar 30, 2006
25	Series 18, Show 25	Mar 31, 2006

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Season 19

18 episodes • 2007

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 19, Show 1	Mar 26, 2007
2	Series 19, Show 2	Mar 27, 2007
3	Series 19, Show 3	Mar 28, 2007
4	Series 19, Show 4	Mar 29, 2007
5	Series 19, Show 5	Mar 30, 2007
6	Series 19, Show 6	Apr 2, 2007
7	Series 19, Show 7	Apr 3, 2007
8	Series 19, Show 8	Apr 4, 2007
9	Series 19, Show 9	Apr 5, 2007
10	Series 19, Show 10	Apr 10, 2007
11	Series 19, Show 11	Apr 11, 2007
12	Series 19, Show 12	Apr 12, 2007
13	Series 19, Show 13	Apr 13, 2007
14	Series 19, Show 14	Apr 16, 2007
15	Series 19, Show 15	Apr 17, 2007
16	Series 19, Show 16	Apr 18, 2007
17	Series 19, Show 17	Apr 19, 2007
18	Series 19, Show 18	Apr 20, 2007

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Season 20

20 episodes • 2008

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 20, Show 1	May 6, 2008
2	Series 20, Show 2	May 7, 2008
3	Series 20, Show 3	May 8, 2008
4	Series 20, Show 4	May 9, 2008
5	Series 20, Show 5	May 12, 2008
6	Series 20, Show 6	May 13, 2008
7	Series 20, Show 7	May 14, 2008
8	Series 20, Show 8	May 15, 2008
9	Series 20, Show 9	May 16, 2008
10	Series 20, Show 10	May 19, 2008
11	Series 20, Show 11	May 20, 2008
12	Series 20, Show 12	May 21, 2008
13	Series 20, Show 13	May 26, 2008
14	Series 20, Show 14	May 27, 2008
15	Series 20, Show 15	May 28, 2008
16	Series 20, Show 16	May 29, 2008
17	Series 20, Show 17	May 30, 2008
18	Series 20, Show 18	Jun 2, 2008
19	Series 20, Show 19	Jun 3, 2008
20	Series 20, Show 20	Jun 4, 2008

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