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Richard Osman's House of Games - Season 9 Episode 8 -
Yinka Bokinni, Ellie Leach, Vicki Michelle and Peter Serafinowicz (3/5)
Yinka Bokinni, Ellie Leach, Vicki Michelle and Peter Serafinowicz (3/5)
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00:00Hey everybody, welcome along to Wednesday's House of Games.
00:12Lovely to have you back.
00:13We've got a two-time winner sitting just to my left.
00:17She is in pole position to win this trophy by Friday,
00:20but there's plenty more juice in this orange.
00:22I suspect I've never said that before.
00:24So we meet our players this week.
00:25They are Yinka Bikini, Peter Serafinowicz,
00:31Vicky Michelle and Ellie Leach.
00:33Hello.
00:34Hi everyone.
00:35Yinka, two wins in a row.
00:37It's all downhill from here.
00:38Have you surprised yourself?
00:39Yes, I wanted to win one so that I could hold my head up high
00:44on the streets of Peckham.
00:45Yeah.
00:45But two, I feel like I've set myself up for a fall.
00:49Yeah, but imagine if you get like three in a row.
00:51Don't do that.
00:52You've jinxed it now, Richard.
00:53You'll be like the mayor of Peckham.
00:54I love you.
00:55They love House of Games in Peckham.
00:57It's the big thing, isn't it?
00:58Goes double platinum.
00:59Yeah, exactly.
01:00Peter, you've got a winner in you this week.
01:02Surely you're dressed like a winner.
01:04Yeah.
01:04Well, are you dressed as like an Oscar winner
01:06or are you dressed as someone who has to go,
01:08oh, that is, I am so happy for Kieran Culkin.
01:12You know?
01:12I just...
01:13Lose us wear dinner jackets too.
01:15I knew I was going to be on television
01:16and I wanted to make an effort.
01:18Oh, you know what?
01:19It's nice.
01:20That's classy.
01:21Thanks, man.
01:22Vicky, shall we take a look at the weekly leaderboard?
01:25Yes.
01:25Listen, you're at the bottom of it.
01:27I know.
01:27Did you have to remind us?
01:29No.
01:29But, Vicky, you can do anything you want
01:31because you've got money in the bank from your career.
01:33Honestly, people are just very, very happy to see you.
01:36Oh, bless you.
01:37Any points you get are a bonus.
01:38Thanks.
01:39But you've got three.
01:39Yinka right at the top there with eight.
01:42Three days to go.
01:42Double points Friday as well.
01:44Ellie.
01:44Ellie, now, day one, you had a great day.
01:47Yesterday, less so.
01:48Is today going to be another great one?
01:50Well, I hope so.
01:51I hope we're not on a downward spiral.
01:53It's not going to happen.
01:54But we'll just see.
01:55Would you like a prize?
01:56I'd love a prize.
01:57Yeah, shall we take a look at today's selection?
01:59Yeah, let's go.
02:00If you do win today, you can have one of these.
02:02You've got the planter, you've got the slightly creepy driving gloves,
02:07you've got the glasses case, you've got the dartboard
02:10and you've got the recipe bookstand there.
02:13Oh.
02:14In case you were wondering what that was.
02:15Yes.
02:16I think I'd go for the dartboard.
02:18Yeah, come on.
02:18The dartboard would look great in my dad's shed.
02:21It's going to look better than a recipe bookstand in your dad's shed,
02:23that's for sure.
02:24Vicky?
02:25Oh, I want the dartboard as well.
02:26I think it's great.
02:27I love darts, do you?
02:28Yeah, lovely.
02:29Oh, I love darts, yeah.
02:29I love the darts.
02:30Peter?
02:30What plants are in the planter?
02:33Is that a press?
02:34That's the good news.
02:35What plants do you have at home?
02:36None.
02:37Ah, well then there'll be none.
02:39But it gives you the opportunity to buy some plants.
02:41Finally, you've got a place for plants.
02:42The only thing is, I don't really like it.
02:45Ah!
02:46That's annoying.
02:47Yeah.
02:48Driving gloves then?
02:49No.
02:49No?
02:50To be honest, I don't like any of them.
02:52Don't like any of them today.
02:53You know what?
02:54Sit back.
02:55That's the key.
02:55Just on Wednesday.
02:56Is there a cash alternative?
02:57There is a cash alternative.
02:58It is not a lot.
03:00Of course, I will say that.
03:01You're probably going to win now.
03:02If you win today, I will give you the cash alternative for whichever prize you want.
03:06Okay.
03:07All right.
03:07All right.
03:08Okay.
03:08Deal.
03:08I'll bring my A game.
03:10Yes.
03:10Yinka?
03:11Dartboard.
03:12Dartboard as well.
03:13So three dartboards and the cash alternative for Peter.
03:15Shall we play Wednesday's House of Games?
03:17Yes.
03:17Here we go.
03:17Is Yinka going to make it three in a row?
03:19I wonder.
03:20Your first round is...
03:25Correction centre.
03:26Yinka, I'm going to read you out a statement.
03:28It is incorrect.
03:29However, if you change one word, you will make it correct.
03:32Okay?
03:33I'll do the same for all of you as well.
03:34It's not just Yinka.
03:35This round.
03:36So, Yinka, this is your statement.
03:37It is incorrect.
03:38Although some may prefer it softer, most Italians would say that pasta should be cooked al fresco.
03:46If you change one of those words, you can make that sentence correct.
03:50Oh! Fresco.
03:52Change it to...
03:53Dente.
03:53Absolutely right.
03:54Okay, I got you.
03:55Well done. There we go.
03:57Peter.
03:58Mm-hmm.
03:59Here is your sentence, which is incorrect.
04:01At a Formula One Grand Prix, a good bus stop can make the difference between success and failure, especially if it starts raining.
04:08Um, that would be pit stop rather than bus stop.
04:14So, he changed bus to pit?
04:16Yeah.
04:16Okay, phew, we've got that sorted out.
04:18Yeah.
04:19He is absolutely right.
04:20A good pit stop can make all the difference.
04:22Vicky, an incorrect statement for you.
04:26To those not familiar with his act, Ken Dodd's use of a knuckle duster to tickle audiences might seem weird, but his fans loved it.
04:35Oh.
04:37Knuckle.
04:38Changed to...
04:39Feather.
04:40Feather, absolutely.
04:41Ken Dodd's feather duster.
04:41Not that I know about those.
04:45Ellie, are we going to get four out of four?
04:48Probably not.
04:48Here's your incorrect statement.
04:51Since its launch in 2018, comedians Ed Gamble and James Acaster have presented well over 200 episodes of their popular Off Milk podcast.
04:58This is my best friend's favourite podcast ever.
05:02Erm, Milk.
05:04Yep.
05:04Menu.
05:05Milk to Menu.
05:05Absolutely right, the Off Menu podcast.
05:08Very well done.
05:10And we go back to Yinka.
05:12Here we go.
05:12Your incorrect statement is...
05:14Before he took the lead role in Doctor Who, Lewis Capaldi was best known for playing the foul-mouth spin doctor Malcolm Tucker in The Thick of It.
05:21Oh.
05:25Lewis.
05:26Yeah.
05:26To Peter.
05:28Correct.
05:29Peter Capaldi.
05:30Nicely done.
05:31They are related.
05:32They're cousins, Lewis and Peter Capaldi.
05:35Really?
05:35Yeah.
05:35Oh, I thought that was his dad.
05:37No, it was not his dad.
05:39Peter.
05:40I thought it was his doctor.
05:41Peter, I have a question for you.
05:44OK.
05:45OK.
05:45Well, a question for you.
05:46I have a statement for you.
05:47One of the many persistent legends about St Patrick is that he single-handedly drove the Hoff out of Ireland and into the sea.
05:55The Hoff?
05:59Yeah.
06:00The Hoff is the wrong word, but the single-handedly drove the...
06:04What was it?
06:05Was it...
06:06Was it the snakes?
06:08It was snakes.
06:09Well done.
06:10Changed the Hoff to snakes.
06:12I just remembered I had a joke about David Hasselhoff.
06:17Oh, yeah?
06:18It's not very good, though.
06:20Well, perhaps we'll be the judge of that.
06:22Are you happy to...
06:23Listen, I don't want to put you on the spot.
06:25The joke was Davidoff for when you don't have enough time to say David Hasselhoff.
06:32I really like it.
06:34I think it's really good.
06:35Really good.
06:36Yeah, I like it.
06:37Yeah, that's very good.
06:38Vicky, I have an incorrect statement for you.
06:40The Morris Dancer was a familiar sight on the roads of post-war Britain, with over one million produced between 1948 and 1971.
06:48You know this.
06:53Oh!
06:54Dancer.
06:55Change to...
06:56Uh, minor.
06:57Dancer to minor?
06:58Well done.
06:59It is.
07:00The Morris Minor was a familiar sight.
07:02Ellie, can we go eight out of eight?
07:04Of all the bush tucker on offer on I'm a Celebrity, the pub grub might just be the worst.
07:15Have you got this at home?
07:17I'm so confused.
07:19Shall we just change one word?
07:21They don't have pub grub on I'm a Celebrity.
07:24So it's not pub?
07:25Yeah, not pub.
07:26What are we changing it to?
07:28Witchity.
07:29Wow.
07:30Look at that.
07:31I did not think you were going to get that great work, Ellie.
07:34Me neither.
07:35The witchity grub might just be the worst.
07:37Well done!
07:38Yay!
07:39It's amazing what the brain can do sometimes, isn't it?
07:41That was hard as well.
07:42Yeah, very clever thing.
07:43Witchity grub.
07:44That was difficult.
07:45Well done.
07:46Very nice.
07:47There's a bit in the back of your brain that goes, you know there's a thing called a witchity grub.
07:49Yeah.
07:50You're like, oh, okay.
07:51Eight out of eight for everybody.
07:52Very well done.
07:53Let's take a look at the leaderboards.
07:54I mean, we might as well not have bothered.
07:56It is 2-2-2-2.
07:58Nice and done.
07:59What a nice way to start.
08:00Yay!
08:01We now play a pairs game.
08:02Who's going to get to choose their partner?
08:04Could be any of you.
08:05Let's find out what it is.
08:10Password 1-2-3.
08:11Yinka, why don't you choose your partner?
08:13I'm going to pick Peter.
08:14Yes, you two haven't played together, have you?
08:15Oh, thank you.
08:16Yinka and Peter are a team, which means Vicky and Ellie are also a team.
08:20Now, in this round, all we have to do is guess the internet passwords of various celebrities.
08:24OK?
08:25Here are your celebrities.
08:28We've got Shania Twain, Adam Hills, Helen Mirren and Sarah Milliken.
08:32Peter and Yinka.
08:34Any of those you fancy?
08:35No.
08:36Helen Mirren?
08:37I'd go Helen Mirren.
08:38Helen Mirren.
08:39Yeah? Dame Helen?
08:40Dame.
08:41Of course, Helen Mirren is your choice.
08:44If you want to find out Helen Mirren's internet password, it is a combination of her two hints,
08:49her password hints, and they are...
08:52You won Emmy Awards in 1996 and 2007 for your role in which TV series,
08:57and you are credited as the narrator of which hit 2023 film.
09:02If you add those two together, you will get her password.
09:05You will have three attempts.
09:06OK.
09:07Prime Barbie.
09:08Prime Barbie.
09:09So, prime suspect, as it would say.
09:12Yeah.
09:13And she narrated Barbie.
09:14OK.
09:15Yeah.
09:16Wow.
09:17Prime suspect Barbie.
09:18Prime suspect Barbie.
09:19Prime suspect Barbie.
09:20Prime suspect Barbie.
09:21What do you think at home?
09:22Have they got it first time?
09:24Is Helen Mirren's password prime suspect Barbie?
09:28It is.
09:29Well done.
09:30Got on the first go.
09:31You normally have to have a few attempts at that prime suspect Barbie.
09:35Vicky and Ellie, whose password would you like to crack?
09:38Well...
09:39Ooh.
09:40Which one do you want?
09:41Do you want to go with Shania Twain?
09:42Shall we try Shania Twain?
09:43Yeah, let's try Shania Twain.
09:44Shania Twain, why not?
09:45Shania Twain, why not?
09:47Let's go for Shania.
09:48Her password consists of the answers to these two hints.
09:52In 2019, you began a concert residency at the Zappos Theatre in which US city?
10:00In 1999, your songs That Don't Impress Me Much and Man, I Feel Like A Woman, both peaked
10:06at which position in the UK charts?
10:08Ooh.
10:09What do we think?
10:10You'll have three attempts at this, so you can have a guess at either of them.
10:14I don't know...
10:15Is that Las Vegas?
10:18Worth a guess.
10:19As I say, you can...
10:20Yeah.
10:21You've got three, you've got three goes.
10:22Las Vegas...
10:23And then...
10:24Shall we try one?
10:25Yeah.
10:26Las Vegas one.
10:27Las Vegas one.
10:28We've got three attempts.
10:29Yeah.
10:30Las Vegas one.
10:31One.
10:32Is that Shania Twain's password?
10:33Oh.
10:34It is not, but you have one part correct.
10:36Oh.
10:37Las Vegas.
10:38Oh.
10:39OK.
10:40So now we've got...
10:41So we've got two more guesses.
10:42Two more guesses.
10:43Two more numbers.
10:44OK.
10:45What do you reckon at home?
10:46Two, three.
10:47Three.
10:48Three.
10:49Las Vegas three?
10:50Yeah.
10:51Let's give it a go.
10:52Las Vegas three.
10:53Is that Shania Twain's password?
10:54It is.
10:55Well done.
10:56Yay!
10:57My lucky number.
10:58Very nicely done.
10:59Las Vegas three.
11:00Las Vegas three.
11:01Also a good name for a band.
11:02Yinka and Peter.
11:03Whose password would you like to crack now?
11:05I don't know.
11:07What do you reckon?
11:08I think maybe I would know Sarah Millican slightly more than Adam Hills, I think.
11:12Yeah.
11:13So let's go for that.
11:14If you...
11:15I am going to ride on your bow tie.
11:18Yeah.
11:19I am going to ride on your bow tie.
11:21OK.
11:22So you're going to go for Sarah Millican.
11:23Sarah Millican.
11:24Sarah Millican.
11:25OK.
11:26Sarah Millican's password combines these two hints.
11:30Before changing it to Millican, what was your regal-sounding surname?
11:36In 2022, you appeared in which series of the TV comedy competition Taskmaster?
11:43Hmm.
11:44Now, that would have been Taskmaster 2022.
11:49Probably, like, series eight.
11:51Yeah.
11:52I was thinking series eight or nine.
11:53Erm.
11:54And then regal-sounding, would that be...
11:56Windsor?
11:57Windsor?
11:58Windsor?
11:59Shall we say Windsor eight?
12:01Windsor eight.
12:02Windsor eight?
12:03Why not?
12:04Give it a go.
12:05We've got three chances.
12:06What do you think at home on this one?
12:07What would you go with?
12:08We're going with Windsor eight.
12:09No.
12:10No.
12:11It's incorrect.
12:12You have neither part correct.
12:13Oh, darn.
12:14OK.
12:15What about Tudor?
12:16Sarah Tudor?
12:17Does that sound like a real name to you?
12:20Maybe.
12:21Does that sound like a real name?
12:22Jesus.
12:23There'll be people out there who call Sarah Tudor again, huh?
12:24Sarah Tudor.
12:25I'm sorry, Sarah.
12:26Let's try Tudor.
12:28And we...
12:29Series...
12:30With...
12:31Series seven?
12:32Yeah.
12:33No, you said nine, didn't you?
12:34I said nine, but I just...
12:35Shall we do that?
12:36I just plucked it out of my head.
12:37Let's do it.
12:38Go on.
12:39Let's do it.
12:40You're the clever one.
12:41Nope.
12:42Well, you are.
12:43I'm really sorry to be the one to break the game.
12:45Yeah, Tudor nine.
12:46Tudor nine?
12:47Tudor nine.
12:48Tudor nine.
12:49Let's do Tudor nine.
12:51Mmm.
12:52It is not...
12:53You have neither part correct.
12:54Whoa.
12:55It must be Royal.
12:56Royal.
12:57Sarah Royal.
12:58Sarah Royal?
12:59Sarah Royal, yeah.
13:00Lives down on number ten.
13:01Can we say seven?
13:03Royal seven.
13:04Royal seven?
13:05Royal seven.
13:06Why not? Give it a go.
13:07What do you think at home?
13:08What are you going with here?
13:09Royal seven.
13:10It's your last chance.
13:11Is that Sarah Medican's password?
13:12No.
13:13It is not.
13:14So what...
13:15I was thinking maybe regal, maybe like king?
13:17Oh, yeah.
13:18Or duke or something.
13:20But series, I wouldn't...
13:22No.
13:23Did we get either part right?
13:24No, you didn't, I'm afraid.
13:26Wow.
13:27Shall we take a look?
13:28What was Sarah Medican's password?
13:3014.
13:31King 14?
13:32Wow.
13:33That was harsh.
13:34Good for them.
13:35We don't need a lot of guesses to get to that.
13:37Wow.
13:38Have you never been asked on that show?
13:39Have you not?
13:40You'd be great.
13:41Travesty.
13:42Vicky and Ellie.
13:43Vicky and Ellie.
13:44You only have one choice left.
13:45You've got to guess Adam Hill's password.
13:53In which sport did you represent Australia at the 2022 Physical Disability World Cup?
13:59And in what year did you first present the last leg?
14:01I don't know when the last leg started.
14:03Yeah, well, I mean, that's very much the question.
14:06What's the one where they put it in, like, baseball?
14:08Baseball?
14:09Yeah.
14:10The one where they...
14:11Yeah.
14:12Do you mean basketball?
14:13Basketball.
14:14Basketball.
14:15That one.
14:16There you go.
14:17That one.
14:18So, basketball, and what year do we think, maybe?
14:19You've got three guesses.
14:20Um...
14:21I don't know how long it's even been...
14:2220...
14:232010.
14:242010?
14:25So, basketball, 2010.
14:26Basketball, 2010.
14:27Is that Adam Hill's password?
14:29It is not.
14:30Do you have neither part correct?
14:32I'm afraid.
14:33Jevlin?
14:35I like that, Vicky, you're incapable of saying a sport without acting it out.
14:40I can't get it.
14:41I don't talk with my hands.
14:43Yes.
14:44Jevlin.
14:45Football, 2008.
14:48Let's take a look.
14:50Is that Adam Hill's password?
14:52It is not.
14:54You have neither part correct.
14:56Do you want to team up all four of you?
14:57Yeah, that would be great, because you know the answer.
14:59No, we don't know it.
15:00You don't want to give them a point, do you?
15:02We don't know it.
15:03We just think we might know one part of it.
15:04So, you know the first part?
15:06Maybe.
15:07We don't want to give them a point.
15:09Is it a throwing?
15:10There's throwing involved in it, I think.
15:12Do you want to try?
15:13Not that way.
15:14What's that shot pot?
15:15Oh.
15:16You don't throw forwards.
15:17Volleyball.
15:18Rugby.
15:19Rugby.
15:20They play rugby in Australia.
15:22That's wrong.
15:23Oh, man.
15:24I thought that was football.
15:26Oh, no, that's America.
15:27For the love of God, never tour.
15:30Because all they'll do is show that clip on the local news.
15:34Rugby.
15:35How long's that been on?
15:36What did I say last time?
15:372007.
15:38So, we said in 2010 we've done that.
15:39You said 2008 last time.
15:402008.
15:41Rugby.
15:42Rugby 2009.
15:43Rugby 2009.
15:44What do you think at home on that?
15:46Rugby 2009.
15:47Is that Adam Hill's password?
15:49It is not.
15:50I think it started in a Paralympic year.
15:52Yeah.
15:53Because that's what it's all about.
15:5412, 16.
15:55One of those.
15:5618.
15:57Let's find out.
15:58The answer is...
15:59I think it's 18.
16:0012.
16:01Rugby league 2012.
16:02Oh, for London.
16:03Of London Paralympics, of course.
16:042012.
16:05That makes sense.
16:06Yeah.
16:07It's been going a long time, hasn't it?
16:08Last leg.
16:09Very well done if you've got that at home.
16:10Terrific work's the end of the round.
16:11Our leaderboard.
16:12We're continuing with that thing of we needn't have bothered
16:14because everybody now has three points.
16:17Oh, wow.
16:18That's nice though, isn't it?
16:19Yeah.
16:20That's nice.
16:21That's how we like it.
16:22Yeah.
16:23Round three.
16:24Let's see if we can put some distance between any of our players.
16:27The Elephant in the Room.
16:31Fingers on buzzers, please.
16:32I'm going to ask you a series of questions.
16:34Before I ask them, I'm going to show you The Elephant in the Room.
16:38And it is art.
16:40Art.
16:41Now, leave out the word art from any of these answers.
16:43Your first question is...
16:54Yes, Peter.
16:56Buh.
16:57Buh is the answer.
16:58Bart becomes...
16:59Bart without the art, you see.
17:01Yeah.
17:02Oh, right.
17:03OK.
17:04Oh, right.
17:05OK.
17:06Vicki, you might as well have said,
17:07oh, that's what we're doing, is it?
17:08OK.
17:09OK.
17:10Buh.
17:11Here's your next one.
17:12Don't say art.
17:13Which children's TV programme first broadcast in 1990
17:16featured Neil Buchanan teaching viewers how to draw and paint?
17:19Yes, Yinka.
17:23Attack.
17:24Attack.
17:25It is.
17:26Art attack becomes attack.
17:27APPLAUSE
17:28Next one.
17:30Who played Tiffany Mitchell in EastEnders and had a UK number one hit in 1999 with Perfect Moment?
17:39Yes, that is Peter.
17:41Mine McCutcheon.
17:42Mine McCutcheon?
17:43Nice.
17:44Absolutely right.
17:45It is.
17:46Martine McCutcheon comes Mine McCutcheon.
17:49Next one.
17:50Don't say art, whatever you do.
17:52Which 2003 novel by David Nicholls centres around a contestant on the quiz show University Challenge?
17:58That is Peter.
18:02Stir for ten.
18:04Is correct.
18:05Oh, no.
18:06Yes, starter for ten.
18:07Stir for ten.
18:08Very nicely done.
18:09I couldn't take the word art out of starter in any way.
18:13Next one.
18:14What is the title, please, of this song?
18:17Yinka.
18:19Pie in the USA.
18:22Pie in the USA?
18:24It is Pie in the USA.
18:27Pie in the USA.
18:29Nicely done.
18:30Delicious.
18:31You two are absolutely taking chunks out of each other in this one.
18:34Yeah.
18:35That's amazing.
18:36Next one.
18:37Which actor plays Rick Blaine in the 1942 film Casablanca?
18:44Yes, Peter.
18:46Oh, God, what the hell is his name, man?
18:48Did you buzz before you...
18:50No, no, no, I know.
18:51I've got the guys.
18:52I could sculpt them for you.
18:53Oh, you know it.
18:54I'm going to time you up, Peter.
18:55I know.
18:56I'm so sorry, because Vicky knows it.
18:57Oh.
18:58Oh, dog head.
18:59Vicky.
19:00Humphrey...
19:01Bog.
19:02Vogue.
19:03Humphrey Bog is what we were looking for.
19:05Exactly right.
19:06Humphrey Bog.
19:07It becomes Humphrey Bog.
19:09That's a nice thing to buzz in with as well.
19:11Yeah.
19:12I could see you knew what...
19:13You knew it was funny.
19:14You knew the answer and you knew it was going to be a funny thing.
19:17I was trying to actually work it in my head how to deliver it.
19:20Yeah.
19:21Final question in this round.
19:22Don't say art.
19:23What is the name of the time traveller played by Michael J Fox in the 1985 film Back to the Future?
19:31Yes, that's Yinka.
19:33Mmm...
19:34McFly.
19:35Yeah, I can't take it.
19:36Damn it.
19:37I can't take it, Yinka.
19:38I'm so sorry.
19:39Oh.
19:40Yes, Ellie.
19:41My McFly.
19:42My McFly is exactly right.
19:43Sorry, Yinka.
19:44Yeah.
19:45You said, um, McFly first.
19:47Well, everyone got a point in that round.
19:49That's nice.
19:50Let's take a look at the leaderboards.
19:51It's still pretty close.
19:52There's just two points between everyone.
19:54Vicky and Ellie have four points each.
19:56Yinka, our two-time champion, has got five.
19:58Peter Serafinowicz has got six points.
20:00Oh, my God.
20:01Oh, my God.
20:02Oh, my God.
20:03It's happening.
20:04Oh, it's happening.
20:05Wow.
20:06Yeah.
20:07Oh, how the mighty have fallen.
20:08Not yet.
20:10What happened, Peter?
20:11I don't know.
20:13It's all gone to my head.
20:14Yeah.
20:15Two more rounds to go.
20:16Can Peter hold it together?
20:17It looks like he can't.
20:18I don't think I can, no.
20:23Richard's Junk.
20:24I'm going to show you now a picture of my junk.
20:26I want you to look at it very closely.
20:28Remember what I say as well, because everything you're about to see is going to be an answer
20:33in the round you're about to see.
20:34So, you're going to see it for a while.
20:36It will disappear.
20:37But everything here will be an answer.
20:39Your objects are...
20:40Try and remember as many as you can.
20:57They will be the answers to the questions.
21:00Fingers on buzzers.
21:01Your first question.
21:02What is the surname of the archer played by Hayley Steinfeld in the 2021 superhero TV show Hawkeye?
21:14Yes, that's Jinka.
21:15Bishop.
21:16Bishop.
21:17It's correct.
21:18Well done.
21:19Oh, that was a guess.
21:20Well done.
21:21Next question.
21:23The Australian men's national wheelchair basketball team is known by what name?
21:30Yes, Peter.
21:31Rollers.
21:32Rollers.
21:34It is.
21:35Nice work, everyone.
21:37Next one.
21:39In 2024, an artwork featuring which food item was sold for a record $6.2 million
21:44and was later eaten by the winning bidder.
21:46Yes, Jinka.
21:47Banana.
21:48Banana.
21:49Correct.
21:50Nicely done.
21:51Next question.
21:52In the Chinese zodiac, 2000 was the year of which creature?
21:57That's Jinka.
21:58Dragon.
21:59Dragon.
22:00Correct.
22:01Doesn't normally go this well this round.
22:02Next one.
22:03In tennis, the shot known as the tweener in which a player hits the ball between their
22:17legs is colloquially known by what other name?
22:21Yinka.
22:22I'm just going to...
22:23Hoops.
22:24Hoops.
22:25Incorrect.
22:26I don't know.
22:27Peter.
22:28Hot dog.
22:29Hot dog.
22:30Hot dog.
22:31Hot dog?
22:32It is a hot dog.
22:34Well done.
22:35Oh, wow.
22:36Nicely done.
22:37Next one.
22:38The band that had a 1980 UK number one hit with Going Underground was called The What?
22:45Yes, Vicky.
22:46Jam.
22:47Jam is absolutely right.
22:48Yes.
22:49I didn't even see the question.
22:51Nice.
22:52Next one.
22:53Which 1985 novel by Patrick Suskind is subtitled The Story of a Murderer?
23:00That is Peter.
23:02Perfume.
23:03Perfume.
23:04Absolutely right.
23:05It is perfume.
23:07That's all the questions, but there is a bonus point for anyone who can tell me the three
23:11items we still haven't mentioned.
23:13Oh, I can't.
23:16Peter.
23:17Moss Mouse Hoops.
23:19Moss Mouse Hoops.
23:20Oh, no.
23:21Wow.
23:22Well done.
23:23That's very impressive.
23:24Very, very well played there.
23:26Let's take a look, in fact, at our leaderboard.
23:28One round to go.
23:29Yinka has won the first two.
23:31It's been close both days.
23:32Ellie, you've got four.
23:33Vicky, you've got five.
23:34Yinka with eight.
23:35Peter Serafinowicz has got ten points.
23:37Oh!
23:38A two-point lead going into our final round.
23:41Is he going to break Yinka's spell, I wonder?
23:43Let's play, shall we?
23:46Answer smash.
23:47Fingers on buzzers, please.
23:48Point for a correct answer.
23:49Point off for an incorrect answer.
23:51I wish you all the very best of luck.
23:53Your first category...
23:56..is Wimbledon champions.
23:57Oh, no.
23:58Those will be the pictures.
23:59There will be clues above.
24:00What is the shortened name of the horned mammal
24:04that has species including Javan and Sumatran?
24:12Nobody.
24:13Let's take a look.
24:15Oh.
24:16Rinovac Djokovic.
24:17Oh.
24:18I put it on the end.
24:19I was trying to do that, yeah.
24:20I'll do Djokovic Rhino.
24:21I was thinking of, like, because it was Java and Sumatra,
24:23I was thinking of, like, a Komodo dragon.
24:25Oh.
24:26And I thought, well, it's not Komodovac Djokovic.
24:28Rinovac Djokovic.
24:29Rinovac Djokovic.
24:30Well done if you said that at home.
24:31Next one.
24:32Which desert lies mostly in California,
24:35south-east of the Sierra Nevada,
24:37and stretches to the Colorado Plateau?
24:44Nobody.
24:45Shall I tell you?
24:46I'm looking for Maha Venus Williams.
24:48Oh.
24:49Harvey and Venus Williams.
24:50Maha Venus Williams.
24:51Maha Venus Williams.
24:52Maha Venus.
24:53Next category.
24:55OK.
24:56New category, guys.
24:57We've got this.
24:58Pirate paraphernalia.
25:00We don't got this.
25:01We're not.
25:02Finally.
25:03No.
25:04Which of Shakespeare's title characters has three daughters,
25:07named Regan, Goneril and Cordelia?
25:10BUZZER
25:14Yes, Peter.
25:15Earring Lear.
25:17That's incorrect, I'm afraid.
25:18You lose points.
25:19Oh, I've lost a point.
25:20Oh, is it?
25:21City boy.
25:22Yes, Yinka.
25:23King Learing.
25:24King Learing.
25:25We were looking at...
25:26No.
25:27You got close to the right answers, just not necessarily in the right order.
25:29No.
25:30That has wiped out your two-point lead.
25:31I'll say that.
25:32Oh, no.
25:33Next clue.
25:34Next pirate paraphernalia.
25:35BUZZER
25:36What nickname for the Indian film industry is derived from the former name for Mumbai?
25:43BUZZER
25:44BOLLYWOODENLEG
25:45BOLLYWOODENLEG
25:46BOLLYWOODENLEG
25:47It is BOLLYWOODENLEG
25:48BOLLYWOODENLEG
25:49BOLLYWOODENLEG
25:50Next clue, next pirate paraphernalia.
25:54BUZZER
25:55Who played Don Draper in the TV series Mad Men?
26:00BUZZER
26:01Yes, Peter.
26:02John Hammock.
26:03John Hammock.
26:04BUZZER
26:05Is correct.
26:06John Hammock.
26:07John Hammock.
26:08Another good name for a character.
26:09Yeah, John Hammock.
26:10After Charlie Checkpoint.
26:11Charlie Checkpoint.
26:12John Hammock and Charlie Checkpoint as cops.
26:15Hammock and Checkpoint.
26:16But they're crooked cops, though.
26:18One of them's crooked.
26:19Ooh.
26:20And the other one has to hunt him down.
26:21And the other one is sleep all the time.
26:23Yes.
26:24That's really good.
26:25Any more for any more?
26:26BUZZER
26:28We're done for the day.
26:30We're done for the day.
26:31Strong finish there from Peter.
26:32I think he's done.
26:33Yeah.
26:34Hasn't he there?
26:35Just about.
26:36Yinka won on Monday.
26:37Yinka won on Tuesday.
26:38On Wednesday, our House of Games champion.
26:42Peter Serapinovich.
26:43Well done, Peter.
26:45Nicely done.
26:47Got one.
26:49You're dressed for the occasion.
26:50Finally.
26:51And so, Peter, you did not want one of the prizes.
26:53Oh, yeah.
26:54No, I'd like the cash value.
26:55The cash equivalent.
26:56Okay.
26:57Tell us, which of those prizes would you like the cash equivalent of?
27:00Sadly, the planter.
27:03The planter?
27:04Yeah.
27:05Is what you're going for?
27:06I can't give you the retail price of it, so it would be the...
27:08What, the wholesale price?
27:09No, it would be the manufacturing price.
27:11The manufacturing price?
27:12Yeah, because that's all we're paying.
27:14Go on.
27:15How much is it?
27:16You're walking home.
27:17With?
27:18Today, with 78 pence.
27:21Peter Serapinovich, everybody.
27:2378 pence.
27:24Congratulations.
27:25More than I thought.
27:26Not just 78 pence, a House of Games 78 pence.
27:29Okay.
27:30And all the coins have my face on them.
27:32Oh, they're from a House of Games mint.
27:34Yeah.
27:35Oh!
27:36Let's take a look at our weekly leaderboard, shall we?
27:38Vicky and Ellie, five points each.
27:43Peter with nine, Yinka with 11.
27:45It's going to be a close one.
27:46Two days to go.
27:47Double points Friday coming up as well.
27:49Lots of points to meet.
27:50Double points Friday.
27:51Yeah.
27:52Great show today.
27:53Congratulations, Peter.
27:54Very well done.
27:56Look forward to seeing all of you here tomorrow.
27:57We'll see you here as well.
27:58Same time, same place on the House of Games.
28:29There's 20.
28:30Okay, thank you.
28:3130.
28:32I've got 80.
28:33So, you won't have a two on you and a tux.
28:36I don't have a two on you and a tux.
28:37But if tomorrow you can bring me about 2p.
28:38Yeah, okay.
28:39Alright, I will.
28:40Congratulations.
28:41Is two ones okay?
28:42Two ones is absolutely fine by me.
28:43What about four halves?
28:44In a way, I'd prefer two ones because I've got two kids so you can give them one each.
28:47That's nice.
28:48You'd give them one?
28:49Okay, fine.
28:50These are one piece from Darth Maul.
28:51They'd be very, very happy.
28:52Okay.
28:53Alright.
28:54Alright.
28:55Thank you for joining me.
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