Who Do You Think You Are? (UK)

TV Show (2004 - 2008)

Who Do You Think You Are? (UK)
Celebrities research their family trees, uncovering surprising facts about their heritage and the roles their family played in shaping British history
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Latest Episodes

  • Season 8 Episode 10: Tracey Emin

    Artist Tracey Emin researches her ancestry on her mother's side. She begins in the East End of London, and discovers her great-grandfather Henry Hodgkins had a difficult life, experiencing reform school and the horrors of doing hard labour in prison. As she delves further into her family's history she finds an unusual heritage she never imagined, but makes perfect sense to her

  • Season 8 Episode 9: Len Goodman

    Strictly Come Dancing's head judge Len Goodman traces his ancestry, particularly his mother's side of the family, in view of the fact that he spent much of his childhood with her parents in Bethnal Green, London. He discovers how the workhouse was a significant presence in his forebears' lives, and sets out to solve the mystery of one relative's descent into poverty. He also explores the history of his Polish grandfather Joseph Sosnowski, and why he ended up in Portsmouth in 1834

  • Season 8 Episode 8: Richard Madeley

    Richard Madeley traces his Canadian heritage, travelling to remote Nova Scotia where his ancestors were some of the first settlers in the region. He discovers links with early American pioneers, including an ancestor who struck a blow for women's rights in Massachusetts 300 years before they were given the vote, and Ezekiel Woodward, who was involved in one of the bloodiest ever massacres of Native Americans

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