Richard Osman's House of Games Season 9 Episode 13

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00:00Hello everybody, welcome along to House of Games. Lovely to have you back, lovely to have these four famous faces back as well.

00:15We're having a lovely week of it. On Friday, we have to give away the trophy.

00:19We're going to give it to one of these four people.

00:21They are Jack P. Shepard, Joanna Page, Una Healy and Manuel Sanubi.

00:30Well, yesterday, everybody was within two points of each other.

00:34Have you noticed we're not clapping each other now?

00:36We're not. It's gone serious.

00:38It's got a little tenser, I'll say that.

00:42But, Jack, on Monday, you lost by one point to Joanna Page.

00:47On Tuesday, you lost by one point to Joanna Page again.

00:51I'm so sorry for you. Jo, nice two wins.

00:54You'd take that, wouldn't you? Yes, yes.

00:56She's winning all the prizes.

00:57I'm very excited to be going back home with all of my cooking paraphernalia.

01:01Oh, you've got a fondue set and salt and pepper shakers already.

01:03It's going to be the new me.

01:05Jack, you are one point away from victory both days. What can we do today? Surely there's a win.

01:09Yeah, I think today's the day.

01:11Today.

01:12But then they do say it comes in threes, so maybe you'll just do the same thing.

01:16I don't know. I'm spent now, to be honest.

01:19She's so nice, though. That's the annoyance.

01:20It's quite hard to kind of, you know, get the anger that you need.

01:23Yeah. Una, just two points off a win yesterday. Anything you can do today?

01:28Oh, well, things come in threes, because I've been coming in third place consistently, so, yeah.

01:33So, three threes. Emmanuel.

01:35Now, we've given away two prizes already. They've both gone to Jo.

01:38Should we take a look at today's prizes?

01:39Yes.

01:40If you were to win today, there is the planter, the driving gloves, the glasses case, the dartboard, and the recipe book stand.

01:50Emmanuel, if you were to win today, what would you take?

01:54I think out of those, I'd go dartboard.

01:57You'd go dartboard. I think out of those, that's damning with fake praise.

02:01Una, what would you go for?

02:02I'd go for the dartboard as well.

02:03Go for the dartboard as well.

02:04Yeah, definitely.

02:05Jo?

02:05It's what I came for. I want the dartboard.

02:07The dartboard. Uh-oh.

02:08Oh, Kate.

02:10You know what? I'm sure 20 seconds ago, someone was spent. Do you remember who that was?

02:13Oh, yeah, yeah. It's what I came for now, all of a sudden.

02:16Uh, Jack?

02:18It's the driving gloves, obviously.

02:19Oh, the gloves, yeah.

02:20I mean, come on.

02:22I can see that.

02:22I'm a big West Side Story fan.

02:24There you go.

02:24So, they would, and they fit my hands. Look at them.

02:27I've got the smallest hands in the world, and they fit.

02:29Literally perfect. So, three dartboards and the driving gloves.

02:33Very best of luck, everybody.

02:35The weekly leaderboards, looks like this, Jo at the top.

02:38We've got three days to go. We've got Double Points Friday coming up as well, so plenty could change there.

02:43Should we get on and play Wednesday's House of Games?

02:45Yep.

02:45Our first round is...

02:47Double, double. Fingers on buzzers, please.

02:51I'm going to ask you two questions at a time.

02:53First thing I'm going to do is show you a letter of the alphabet.

02:55A is our letter. I'm going to show you two questions at a time.

03:01I only want you to read out the words that begin with the letter A in those two answers.

03:06There will be an A word in the first answer and an A word in the second one.

03:09Just say those two words, please.

03:11Here are your first two questions.

03:12Girl group with the original members, Carrie Katona, Natasha Hamilton and Liz McClanan.

03:19And who is this?

03:23That is Jo.

03:25Atomic Anton.

03:26Atomic Anton.

03:28That's what they call him.

03:29It is Atomic Kitten, Anton DeBeck, Atomic Anton.

03:33Next two.

03:34Who is this?

03:36And what is this?

03:38Yes, that's Jack.

03:42Adam's apple.

03:44It is Tony Adams and a toffee apple.

03:46Adam's apple.

03:49Next two.

03:512019 superhero film starring Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans.

03:57And a US medical drama starring Ellen Pompeo as Meredith and Sandra Oh as Christina.

04:05That is Emmanuel.

04:06Um, Avengers Anatomy.

04:11Avengers Anatomy?

04:12It is Avengers Anatomy.

04:14Avengers Endgame and Grey's Anatomy.

04:18Just as we got comfortable with A, I'm going to change the letter.

04:22E now we're going to go for.

04:24I hope it doesn't fry anyone's brain.

04:26So just the E words now, please.

04:29Runner-up on The X Factor, who had a UK top ten hit with sax.

04:32And area of London known as Theatreland.

04:40Emmanuel.

04:41Um, what's the name?

04:44Ed?

04:44Oh, God.

04:45How's that?

04:46I'm going to time you out.

04:47I'm so sorry.

04:48Er, Una.

04:51East End.

04:52East End.

04:54It is East End.

04:56Well done.

04:57The two E words here, please.

05:01Vermeer painting that inspired a 2003 Scarlett Johansson film

05:04and Shakespeare farce involving mistaken identity

05:08between two sets of twins.

05:13Joe.

05:14Earring errors.

05:16Earring errors?

05:18Oh, well played.

05:19Girl with a Pearl Earring.

05:20Comedy of errors.

05:21Earring errors.

05:22Next E's.

05:24Fifth UK top ten single by Robbie Williams, Let Me...

05:27And reality show, commonly abbreviated to TOWIE.

05:35Yes, Emmanuel.

05:37Entertain Essex.

05:40Entertain Essex.

05:43Entertain Essex.

05:44Let me entertain you, of course.

05:45And the only way is Essex.

05:47Entertain Essex.

05:48I have grave news for you.

05:49We're changing from E now.

05:51OK.

05:51Again, we just said...

05:52Again, we had settled.

05:53But we change it.

05:54P now.

05:56OK.

05:57I need to hear just the P words.

06:00What is this?

06:01And what is this?

06:06Yes, Emmanuel.

06:07Panda pomegranate.

06:08Panda pomegranates?

06:09No.

06:10Oh, incorrect.

06:11Oh, it's...

06:11Una.

06:12Panda passion.

06:14Panda passion we're looking for.

06:16Giant panda and a passion fruit.

06:18Any more P's?

06:211990 film starring Julia Robertson, Richard Gere.

06:25And comedy team with members including Michael Palin and Eric Idle.

06:32That is Jo.

06:33Pretty Python.

06:34Pretty Python.

06:36It is Pretty Woman, Monty Python, Pretty Python.

06:40Final question in this round.

06:42Still P's.

06:45Italian opera singer who had a 1990 UK top ten hit with Nessun Dorma.

06:50And home stadium with Newcastle United Football Club.

06:52Yes, Jack.

06:57Pavarotti Park.

06:58Pavarotti Park.

06:58Hey.

06:59It is Pavarotti Park.

07:01Well done, Gianna Pavarotti.

07:02And St James's Park.

07:04It's the end of the round.

07:06That's close again today.

07:08Is this good?

07:08You all right there, Jo?

07:09Yes.

07:09Yeah.

07:10Very intense.

07:11Not spent.

07:12Not spent.

07:13Well, you're a cross between spent and desperate for a dartboard.

07:17Yeah.

07:17That's what that is.

07:18If in an audition someone said, can you give me a look that's a cross between spent and desperate for a dartboard?

07:23This would be it.

07:23They go, oh my God, she's good.

07:25She's good.

07:26Your leaderboard looks like this.

07:28One point between the lot of you.

07:29I've said that a lot recently.

07:31Jack, Una, Emmanuel.

07:33I've got two points each.

07:34Joanna Page, three points.

07:36Nicely done.

07:38Let's play our next round, shall we?

07:39I wonder what it's going to be.

07:44It is Reichardt-Oussmann's Haus des Spiel.

07:48You're all in last place apart from Joanna.

07:50Emmanuel, why don't you choose a partner today?

07:53Joanna, we're going to stay here.

07:54You're going to stay here.

07:55This is good, these teams have worked all week.

07:57Yeah.

07:57Una and Emmanuel are a team.

07:59Joe and Jack are a team.

08:00In this round, all of the questions and all the answers are in foreign languages.

08:04OK?

08:05Your six categories are...

08:09Comedy, Geschichte, Stromboidsfeiter, easy for you to say.

08:14Leundas, Dolce and Spurschenbauer.

08:18Those are your categories.

08:19Do you speak any foreign languages?

08:21No.

08:22Joe?

08:23No.

08:23Oh, excellent.

08:24OK.

08:25Ask if I do.

08:27Do you?

08:27No.

08:28OK.

08:28God, no.

08:29Una?

08:30I speak un peu de français et ask Gréelge as well.

08:34Gréelge is the Irish language.

08:35Oh, OK.

08:36I don't see that up there.

08:37No, no, definitely don't recognise anything really there.

08:40Emmanuel?

08:41Little bits of French and German.

08:43Ah oui.

08:43OK, that's good.

08:44Oh.

08:44Yeah.

08:45However, we turn to our two non-linguists first, Jack and Joe.

08:50What do you fancy?

08:51My first thought is comedies.

08:53What do you think the others are?

08:54Do you want to go down that route?

08:55I think that number six must be sport.

08:58Is Dolce?

08:59Is that sweet?

09:00No?

09:00I don't know.

09:01It might be Dolce.

09:01It might be food, sweets.

09:03Should we go with the one that we think?

09:05Should we go with comedy?

09:06Comedies?

09:06I mean, you're in the biggest comedy in BBC history.

09:09It would be silly not to.

09:11But it's not in German.

09:13Not yet.

09:16This is French for comedy films.

09:18OK.

09:18French for comedy films.

09:20Here is your question and three possible answers.

09:22Quelle est la profession d'Arce Ventureur mentionnée dans le titre d'un film de Jim Carrey de 1994?

09:31Your three possible answers.

09:34Palais Fronnière.

09:37Chameur des Cépons.

09:39Ou?

09:40Detective, Chien et Chef.

09:42OK.

09:42I think it must be detective.

09:43Yes.

09:44Detective of dogs and cats.

09:46Yeah.

09:46I think, is it what's the profession of Ace Venture, a pet detective in the Jim Carrey film, maybe?

09:51Yeah.

09:51Yeah, let's go for detective.

09:52Pet detective.

09:52Chien et Chef.

09:54OK.

09:54We're going to go for detective, Chien et Chef.

09:56Is that correct?

09:58Oui, bien sûr, bien sûr.

10:00Un point pour Jacques et Jean.

10:03And you're absolutely right about the question.

10:05In the title of a 1994 Jim Carrey film, what is Ace Venture's job?

10:08Oh, horse groom is a Palais Fronnière and snake charmer, but pet detective, Una Emmanuel.

10:15Which question would you like me to struggle to read out?

10:18I think we should go for two, because I think, well, that looks like a very German word, and I'm hoping I would know what it might mean.

10:23OK, well, I trust you.

10:25What it might mean.

10:26So, we're going to go for the Schitter?

10:27Yeah.

10:29German for history, and here is your question.

10:34Here's your question and your three possible answers.

10:36Napoleon Bonaparte wurde auf welcher Insel geboren?

10:40Is the answer.

10:43Sicilien?

10:45Corsica?

10:47Or Cretar?

10:49Right, basically, where was Napoleon born?

10:51Born, OK.

10:53Was that Cretar?

10:54Was that Crete?

10:55Sicily?

10:56Sicily and Corsica, is it?

10:58Yeah.

10:59I don't know Napoleon.

11:00Sicily?

11:02I'd go Sicily.

11:03Yeah, I would too.

11:03I believe so.

11:05Sicily?

11:05You're going to go Sicily?

11:06Sicily, is that the correct answer?

11:09It is not.

11:10So, I think you're right about the question.

11:12Yeah.

11:13Where was Napoleon Bonaparte born?

11:15But where was he born?

11:18Corsica.

11:19He was born on Corsica, Crete being the other one.

11:21Very well done if you said that at home.

11:23Corsica, the answer there.

11:24Joe and Jack, you have another choice to make now.

11:27Er, I think we'll go with play it safe and do the sporty one and hope it's a sport.

11:33Yeah.

11:33Sportsimobler.

11:34Yeah.

11:35Sportsimobler, that is Swedish for sports symbols.

11:39Is your question.

11:49What's the symbol for Scotland's flag in rugby?

11:52Maybe.

11:52Let's take a look at your possible answers, see if they help out.

11:55It's the thistle, isn't it?

12:04It's the symbol for Scotland, so you would have thought it's the thistle.

12:09Yeah.

12:09Should we go for that?

12:10Yeah.

12:10For the lancel.

12:11There's a lot of effort, me having to read that out for that, but thistle we're going for.

12:14Is that the correct answer?

12:17It is the correct answer.

12:18Very well done.

12:19The exact question, which plant is used as the symbol of the Scottish National Rugby Union team?

12:24I wonder what the others are, tulpan and clover.

12:26Shamrock.

12:27Tulip and shamrock, that makes sense.

12:29A sort of clover, yeah.

12:30Apologies to any Swedes who had to sit through that.

12:33And indeed to anyone of any nationality who had to sit through it.

12:37Una and Emmanuel, final question in this round.

12:40What do you fancy?

12:41Go with your gut.

12:42Dolce.

12:43Dirt.

12:44Dolce?

12:45Yeah.

12:45Okay.

12:45I don't really know what it is, but it sounds like fashion or perfume or something.

12:48It is Italian for desserts.

12:50Oh.

12:50So you were right when you said sweets.

12:52Italian for desserts.

12:54Here is your question.

12:57Ancali ingrediente è tradizionalmente utilazio per fizzare la panna cotta.

13:05Is it?

13:07Buro?

13:10Aceto?

13:12O taratina?

13:13What is the ingredient, the traditional ingredient in the dessert panna cotta?

13:19Do you know what panna cotta is?

13:20Absolutely not.

13:21It's like a creamy dessert.

13:23It's very heavy.

13:24Yeah.

13:25Buro is butter, is it?

13:26I don't know what acetos or gelatina is like gelatine.

13:30Yeah, that's the only one I recognise.

13:32If gelatina isn't gelatine, then it's an unfair question.

13:35Yeah.

13:35Maybe it's gelatina.

13:37You're going to go for gelatina?

13:38I think, I just think I've, I've an image of it.

13:40It wibbles and wobbles, doesn't it?

13:41Yeah, it sort of plays shiny and it wibbles, but the gelatine is, that's the consistency of it.

13:45Let's go with it.

13:46Yeah, should we go with that?

13:47What do you think at home?

13:47It's tricky, this one.

13:48Let's find out, what is the answer?

13:50Is it gelatina?

13:52It is gelatina.

13:54Well worked out.

13:56So the question is, what ingredient is traditionally used to set a panna cotta?

14:01To set it, yeah, that's, there you go, yeah.

14:02So, burro, you're right, was butter.

14:04And aceto is vinegar.

14:06Never know what that is.

14:06Gelatine is the correct answer.

14:09That's the end of that round.

14:10Let's take a look at the leaderboards.

14:11Two points between everyone now, so super close still.

14:15Una and Emmanuel, you've got three points each.

14:17Jackie got four and Joanna has got five.

14:21Three rounds to go.

14:22Is Joanna going to make it three in a row?

14:23I wonder.

14:24Let's find out, shall we?

14:25Our next round is...

14:29This round is in code.

14:31Fingers on buzzers.

14:32I'm going to show you a category.

14:33Your first category is types of table.

14:37Whoa, types of table.

14:39Can people take this at 6.15?

14:41It's not too high-octane for everyone.

14:44And I'm going to show you the names of some types of tables,

14:46but they're written in code.

14:47The code is 1 equals A, 2 equals B, 3 equals C,

14:51all the way down to 26 equaling Z.

14:54What table is this, please?

14:56Joe.

15:04Coffee.

15:05Coffee table we're looking for.

15:07Coffee table.

15:10Next table.

15:17Yes, Emmanuel.

15:18No, I'm wrong.

15:20Just that's my answer.

15:21Thank you for buzzing in to let us know.

15:23Time you out?

15:24Yeah.

15:24Una.

15:25Dressing table.

15:26It's not, I'm afraid.

15:28Yes, Jo.

15:29Dining table.

15:30Dining.

15:31Absolutely.

15:32Well played.

15:35Next table.

15:41Una.

15:42Dressing table.

15:43Dressing?

15:44That is dressing table.

15:46Very well done.

15:48Next category.

15:49We cannot take too many tables.

15:51Units of time.

15:53OK.

15:53Yes, Jo.

16:00Minute.

16:01Minute.

16:02It's not minute.

16:05We've got a D at the end there.

16:08Una.

16:09Second.

16:09Second?

16:11It is second.

16:12Well done.

16:14Next unit of time.

16:17Oh, blimey.

16:18That is Una.

16:26Oh, time.

16:26Oh, um, no, sorry.

16:28No, time you out.

16:29Sorry, sorry.

16:32Nobody.

16:35Millisecond I was looking for.

16:36That is millisecond.

16:37Very well done if you got that at home, if you worked that one out.

16:40Next category.

16:41We've had tables.

16:42We've had times.

16:43Original Band-Aid performers.

16:52Jo.

16:53Oh, no.

16:54No?

16:54No, I've got it wrong.

16:55OK.

16:58There's a lot of buzzing in and people saying, no, no, I'm afraid not.

17:02Anybody?

17:03Anybody?

17:05Boy George we were looking for.

17:07Boy George.

17:09Next one.

17:09Yes, Una.

17:17Bananarama.

17:18There's a lot of A's in there, aren't there?

17:19It is Bananarama.

17:21Well played.

17:22And final question in this round.

17:30Yes, Una.

17:31Duran Duran.

17:33Exactly what it is.

17:34Well played.

17:36Great round for Una, great round for Joanna there.

17:38Less so for the gents, but we move on.

17:41We'll never see it again.

17:42Our leaderboard with two rounds to go on Wednesday's House of Games looks like this.

17:46Emmanuel has got three.

17:47Jack has got four.

17:49Jo has got seven.

17:50And Una has got seven.

17:51How about that?

17:52We've got joint leaders there at the top.

17:54With two rounds to go.

17:56Jo Page has won two in a row.

17:58Is she going to make it three in a row, I wonder?

18:00Our next round is...

18:01Where is Kazakhstan?

18:05If you will take your tablets out, please, everyone.

18:09Our ever-popular geography round.

18:12We are going to show you a map.

18:14And today's map is this.

18:17UK and Ireland.

18:18Oh, lovely.

18:18That's nice.

18:19We know where we are.

18:20And I want you to find a series of things.

18:22The first thing I'd like you to find is this.

18:24The birthplace of Guy Fawkes.

18:27Where was that?

18:30Where was Guy Fawkes born?

18:34That's not the thing they mainly teach us about Guy Fawkes, is it?

18:38If they asked us what he blew up, this would be easier.

18:40I never knew where he came from.

18:42No.

18:43Yeah.

18:43I do.

18:45You know where he comes from?

18:45Yeah.

18:46Do you?

18:46Where?

18:47Oh, that's cool.

18:49I've been to his house.

18:51Where was that?

18:52Where he was born.

18:54OK.

18:56Everybody is in.

18:58Do you know what?

18:58We would normally start with Jack, because Jack knows where it is.

19:01I mean, I might look really stupid now.

19:03Listen, either way it works for me.

19:04OK, fine.

19:06We'll start with you then, Jo.

19:07Jo, any thoughts on this?

19:09I think he's probably a bit northern, and he's from up north a bit,

19:13and I think they all came down together to do their plan.

19:17Day trip.

19:17Parked the horses up and went, right, come on then, let's get in there.

19:21So I'm saying somewhere north of England.

19:24Somewhere north of England.

19:25See where you are?

19:27Where's that?

19:27Yeah, sort of between Leeds and York.

19:29Yeah, I like that.

19:30I like that.

19:31Yeah, why not?

19:31Una, what was your thinking?

19:32So, we didn't study British history in primary school,

19:36so I have no idea.

19:37Apart from that, though, your Guy Fawkes...

19:38Apart from that, I just said London,

19:39because I know something to do with the House of Parliament,

19:41so I thought, like, I just imagine he was from London.

19:44Is that where London is?

19:45Is that London?

19:46No.

19:46I'd say that's Bristol.

19:47Oh, sorry, oh, no, but that was meant to be London, yeah.

19:50It's not your country.

19:51No, it's not.

19:52Yeah, exactly.

19:52So, you are absolutely excused, this one.

19:54OK, but it's meant to be London.

19:56Yeah.

19:56That's my guess.

19:57But it's Bristol.

19:58OK, but it's Bristol, OK.

19:59Yeah, I'm so sorry.

20:00Emmanuel, what were you thinking?

20:01So, I was going to put London,

20:03but I thought that's probably too obvious,

20:04so I went slightly...

20:06I wanted to say I went north,

20:08but only because I went where's sort of the middle

20:11of this whole map and just tapped it and went there.

20:14Yeah, just sort of north of Leeds.

20:16Yeah.

20:16You are there.

20:17Now, Jack, you have been to his house.

20:20Yeah, but I don't know if it will be exact on the map.

20:24Well, let's see where you place your dot.

20:26Oh!

20:27Oh!

20:29That's good news for a couple of our players.

20:31Now, that represents to you...

20:33York.

20:34York.

20:34OK.

20:35Wow.

20:35But is Jack going to win the points?

20:37Where was Guy Falksborn?

20:40He was born in York.

20:42And, Jack, you are the closest to York.

20:43Very well done.

20:45That only seems fair.

20:46OK.

20:47That only seems fair.

20:47Very well played, Jack.

20:48Phew, phew.

20:49The next thing I'd like you to find is this.

20:52The track where Roger Bannister ran the first sub-four-minute mile

20:55in 1954, where was the four-minute mile broken?

21:02Lovely place to go on holiday.

21:04Lovely weekend away.

21:06Do you know this one at home?

21:07Where would you go for this?

21:09Hmm.

21:11Everyone is in.

21:12Jack, I will start with you this time.

21:13Any clues on this at all?

21:15I just figured it might be a bit flat,

21:19so I went further down south.

21:22Yeah.

21:22So I went down there.

21:23Yeah, sort of, yeah, Cambridgeshire area.

21:26Jo, what were you thinking?

21:27I went down towards what I think might be roundabout Brighton,

21:31West Wittering, which I like to class is down there.

21:35I gotcha.

21:36Where am I?

21:37Bournemouth.

21:38Oh, Bournemouth.

21:39There we are.

21:40Una, what were your thoughts?

21:41I went down south as well, but I don't know where this is.

21:44Somewhere down the...

21:45Is it Cornwall or...

21:47Well, you're kind of on the Isle of Wight, really.

21:49OK.

21:49Somewhere between Southampton and the Isle of Wight.

21:51Yeah.

21:53Emmanuel?

21:53I said for Brighton, but then I realised I don't know

21:56where Brighton is on the map, so I just clicked there.

21:58Oh, yeah, that's not...

21:59That's maybe a little bit further along,

22:01but, yeah, that's pretty near Brighton.

22:02So we're all along the south coast, and we're in Cambridge.

22:06Now, he ran it in Oxford.

22:08Oh!

22:08OK, that would be near...

22:09But I don't know.

22:11I wouldn't like to say who's going to be closest for this.

22:13Let's have a look.

22:14Where's Oxford and who's closest?

22:15Oh, I think it's me.

22:19Is that close?

22:19Yeah.

22:20I think it's me.

22:21Not me.

22:23Jack, you are technically closest, but there are three pixels

22:26between you and Emmanuel.

22:27So I'm closest.

22:28So I'm going to give you both a point.

22:29What?

22:29How does that make sense, Richard?

22:31Because it's three pixels.

22:31How does that make sense?

22:33Jack, you are technically closest,

22:35so I'm going to give you both a point.

22:38OK, that's it.

22:38He makes an interesting...

22:40Jack, he's right.

22:40Leave him alone.

22:41Who would I at least like to upset?

22:44I'm going to give you both a point.

22:46You're so close.

22:47OK, fine.

22:48Your final question in this round.

22:50I won't be sharing this point out, I promise you that.

22:52I wonder if you can show me where this is.

22:57Newgrange, a prehistoric burial mound built around 3,200 BC.

23:04Do you know this?

23:05I'm not sure I've ever...

23:06No, I haven't heard of it.

23:08I know.

23:09Oh.

23:10Oh.

23:10I mean, respectfully, you've just...

23:12Oh, no, I shouldn't have said that.

23:13Must be Ireland.

23:14I've been given to England now.

23:15I'm locked in.

23:16No, I really shouldn't have said that.

23:19Yeah, Una, that might have been a tactical error.

23:22I'll go there.

23:24OK, everybody is in.

23:28Una, can you break it to us where Newgrange is?

23:30So, it's in Ireland and it's just outside Dublin.

23:33I think it might be in Kildare.

23:35OK, let's see where you are.

23:37Absolutely, that's exactly where you are.

23:38But, Emmanuel, did you change your mind and put this in Ireland?

23:42Absolutely.

23:43Yeah.

23:43But I didn't know where, so I just stuck it in the middle.

23:46Yeah, got to, right?

23:47That's all you can do.

23:49I went a bit lower down.

23:50Jack, but you also changed your mind and put it in Ireland.

23:52Mm.

23:53Yeah, see where you are.

23:56Yeah, Kilkenny.

23:57Jo, you locked in your answer before Una gave us the clue.

23:59Yes, and I went for where I think Cornwall is.

24:02OK.

24:03Because there are pirates down in Cornwall.

24:05Yes.

24:05And there were pirates in my family and so lots of old stuff's going on down there.

24:10So, I think it's quite a good place for a burial mound.

24:13You're on the Cornish-Devon border there.

24:15So, we're in Ireland three times.

24:18We are in Cornwall.

24:19I think we have to take Una's word for it where it is.

24:22But has she scored the point?

24:23I hope very much that she has.

24:25Where is Newgrange?

24:28Oh, wow.

24:30It is Una.

24:31Very well done.

24:32Can't be me, it is, but very, very close to where you were.

24:35Well played, Una.

24:36That's the end of the round.

24:37Tablets away, please, everybody.

24:40One round to go.

24:41Just one game of Answer Smash before we find our third winner of the week.

24:44Our leaderboard looks like this.

24:47Emmanuel, you have got four.

24:49Jack with six.

24:50Joanna with seven.

24:51Una with eight.

24:52Oh, this is the first time we're in the lead.

24:54That's four points in it between everybody.

24:56Una, you're in the lead.

24:58I know, that's for the first time, you know.

24:59How about that?

25:00Good time to be in the lead as well as we go into...

25:06Answer Smash.

25:07Fingers on buzzers, everyone.

25:08It is super, super close.

25:10I'm going to give you a category.

25:12The first category is everyday items.

25:14Give me a correct answer, I'll give you a point.

25:16Give me an incorrect answer, I will take a point off.

25:19Here's your first answer, Smash.

25:22BMX, mountain bike, road and track are disciplines in which Olympic sport?

25:29Yes, Emmanuel.

25:30Cycling film.

25:31Cycling film?

25:32Absolutely, cycling film.

25:34Well played, Emmanuel.

25:35Cycling and cling film.

25:36Next clue, next everyday item.

25:48Yes, Emmanuel.

25:50Horse, radish, washer, tablet.

25:52Horse, radish, washer, tablet is right.

25:56Well played, Emmanuel.

25:58Your next clue and your next picture look like this.

26:02What type of event in which cowboys demonstrate skills,

26:05such as riding broncos and roping calves,

26:07has a name derived from a Spanish word meaning to go round?

26:14That is Una.

26:15Road deodorant.

26:16Road deodorant?

26:17That's fun to say.

26:18Road deodorant is right.

26:20Road and deodorant.

26:21Road deodorant.

26:22Next category.

26:24Football stadiums.

26:26Those will be the pictures.

26:29Who won an Oscar for Black Swan and plays Jane Foster

26:32in the 2022 film Thor, Love and Thunder?

26:38Yes, Jack.

26:39Is it Natalie Portman Road?

26:41Natalie Portman Road.

26:43Very well worked out, Jack.

26:45It is Natalie Portman and Portman Road.

26:47Home of Ipswich.

26:48Next clue, next football stadium.

26:51Which fictional villain is played by Glenn Close

26:53in the 1996 film 101 Dalmatians?

26:59Yes, Emmanuel.

27:00Cruella de Villa Park.

27:04Absolutely right.

27:05Cruella de Villa Park.

27:07Cruella de Villa Park.

27:08Is that us done?

27:10Well done.

27:11I can't want to get any of those.

27:14Arter smash is so high-octane.

27:17I know, isn't it, Jack?

27:19Just like yesterday, there are two points between every single one of you.

27:23Yesterday, Joe Page was our winner.

27:25Today, our winner is...

27:29Una Healy is our winner.

27:31Una, well done.

27:32Good job.

27:34Everybody else came second.

27:35Una, you won a prize.

27:37Which of these would you like?

27:38Oh, the dart board.

27:41The dart board.

27:41I can't wait to bring that home to my son.

27:43He'll be so excited about it.

27:43Oh, that's great.

27:45Kids and darts, they mix well.

27:48Our weekly leaderboard looks like this.

27:53That's lovely and close as well.

27:54Emmanuel with six.

27:55Eight for Una.

27:56Nine for Jack.

27:57Joanna still in the lead with 11.

27:58Two days to go.

27:59We've got double points Friday coming as well.

28:02There's two days in a row where there's been two points between all of you.

28:05So every single one of you can win this week, I think.

28:07That's my view of the thing.

28:09I look forward to seeing if that gets proved right or wrong tomorrow.

28:12See you here, same time, same place.

28:14Yes.

28:14See you here, same time, same place on the House of Games.

28:17I love this.

28:46This is so cool.

28:48I think it just looks so good up on the wall.

28:49How old is your son at your name?

28:50Ten.

28:51Oh, perfect.

28:52Yeah, no, he's going to love this.

28:54Ten, or as we call it, double five.

28:55Double five, yeah.

28:56Yeah.

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