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The contestants joining Rochelle and Marvin are mum and daughter Nicola and Elise from Ashford, mum and son Selina and Kane from Luton, and colleagues Mark and Marc from Glasgow. With hits from across the decades and genres, who will keep their cool and make it to the final chart rundown?
The contestants joining Rochelle and Marvin are mum and daughter Susan and Niamh from Edinburgh, colleagues Olly and Laura from Leicestershire and couple Laura and Jonny from Ellesmere Port. Will they recognise the chart toppers quickly enough to secure their place in the final round?
Colleagues Sharon and Stevie from Northern Ireland and Liverpool, best friends Kemi and Beckee from London, and dad and daughter Martin and Ellie from Birmingham compete in the quickfire music quiz. Who will make it to the final chart rundown?
Marvin and Rochelle Humes meet three new teams hoping to win the £10,000 prize. In this episode, mum and daughter Claire and Lois from Blackburn, couple Liam and Chris from Glasgow, and couple Sam and Lauren from Manchester are all battling to reach the final chart rundown. Expect big tunes and big tension!
Competing this week are best friends Sophie and Lauren from Liverpool, married couple Jack and Ashleigh from Swansea, and father-in-law and son-in-law Glen and Rob from Pontefract. With big hits and big pressure, who will hit the right note and make it to the final chart rundown?
Presenter Chris Hughes and actor Jack P Shepherd, comedians Sara Pascoe and Rhys James, and actors Gary Lamont and Renee Bailey are the teams taking on the challenge of the quickfire music quiz.
Radio host Chloe Burrows and rapper Aitch, Gladiators stars Sabre and Nitro, and Emmerdale actors Lisa Riley and Dominic Brunt compete in the quickfire music quiz.
Comedy performer La Voix and quiz legend Jenny Ryan, presenter Rav Wilding and singer Chesney Hawkes, plus comedians Fatiha El-Ghorri and Harriet Kemsley compete in the quickfire music quiz.
Hosted by Marvin and Rochelle Humes, each episode of The Hit List sees three pairs of music-lovers compete for the chance to win £10,000 by naming as many song titles and artists as possible.
Across three exciting rounds, the pairs are put to the test as they attempt to identify huge hits from across the years - whether it is a song from the swinging 60s or the number one track from today's charts, the teams must prove their ability to recognise songs and artists from all genres of music: From pop to rock, R&B to country and many more.
Viewers should get ready to shout answers at the telly and be impressed with how quickly they can recognise some of the world's biggest hits!