The panel consisted of three regulars -- Amanda Hesser, Eric Asimov and me.
In the pilot, the panel consisted of Mr Lloyd and comedian and QI regular Bill Bailey.
The panel consisted of eleven men and one woman, a Mrs. Hinnock.
The panel consisted of Shyam Das, baseball's independent arbitrator, Michael Weiner, head of the players' union; and Rob Manfred, the head of MLB's labor relations.
The panel consisted of three regulars, Amanda Hesser, Eric Asimov and me, along with David Gordon, the wine director of Tribeca Grill, a New York restaurant.
The panel consisted of three regulars, Amanda Hesser, Eric Asimov and me, and a guest, Steven Olson, a wine consultant who has worked as a sommelier at several prominent New York restaurants.
The panel consisted of six men: former England players Tom Finney, Tommy Lawton and Ted Drake, former Scotland full-back George Young, former World Cup referee Arthur Ellis, and John Theodore Cuthbert Moore-Brabazon, 1st Baron Brabazon of Tara.
The panel consisted of former addicts, a convicted dealer, a medical historian, a prosecutor, a retired drug agent, a sociologist, an advocate for needle exchanges for addicts and a psychiatrist.
The panel consisted of Chris Viehbacher, the chief executive of Sanofi Aventis; Barry Sternlicht, the chief of Starwood Capital Group Xi-Qing Gaoo, the president of the China Investment Corporation; and Eike Batista, the Brazilian billionaire.
The panel consisted of two editors, Gerald Boyd and Soma Golden Behr, and six reporters: Steven Holmes (whose article dealt with race relations in the Army), Dana Canedy (race at a newspaper), Ginger Thompson (a former plantation), Janny Scott (the making of an HBO movie), Mirta Ojito (two Cuban friends now living in Miami) and Michael Winerip (New York City police officers).
The panel consisted of 35 people (8 men and 27 women) who were staff of the Institute of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Research.
