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Richard Osman's House Of Games - Season 9 Episode 32 - Vittorio Angelone, Aimee Fuller, Ria Hebden And Paddy Mcguinness
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00:00Welcome back, everyone. Lovely to have you here. Lovely to have my four famous faces.
00:14They've all come back. That's nice of them, isn't it?
00:16One of them is going to win this trophy.
00:18We have an early favourite, I'll say that, but let's meet our four players once again, shall we?
00:22They are Ria Hebden, Paddy McGuinness, Vittorio Anceloni and Amy Fuller.
00:31Thanks for coming back, everyone. Vittorio, let's take a look at our weekly leaderboard.
00:37Look at the name at the top. The pride of Ireland, Vittorio Anceloni. How do you feel?
00:42It feels pretty good. It feels like a lot of pressure.
00:45Yeah, but it's nice pressure, isn't it? Pressure is a privilege.
00:47Yeah, I'd say so. It's like I'm retaining the title from Monday to Tuesday, hopefully.
00:52I don't know, but it's just like, it could all go downhill. Strong start, quick finish.
00:57Talking of going downhill. Strong, strong. Good, isn't it?
01:01I don't just throw this show together, Ria.
01:04Amy, now, yesterday you got zero points, but you got points,
01:09but then you threw all of them away in the last round
01:11because you just wanted to be first on the buzzer throughout.
01:13Yes. As an Olympian, do you feel tactically you overplayed your hand?
01:18I believe the hand may have moved too quickly too many times,
01:23so the lesson has been learned moving forwards.
01:27However, I think there's great perception
01:28that everyone expects Olympians to be incredibly competitive,
01:33but I've discovered my neighbour here is significantly more competitive.
01:38Listen, comedians are much more competitive than professional sports people.
01:42Because we've never won anything.
01:43I feel quite relaxed about this, but I would like to perform better today.
01:49That's my goal.
01:50Paddy, you nearly had him yesterday.
01:52Yeah.
01:53You nearly had him, again, shipped a couple of points in the last round,
01:56but you've got a win in you this week?
01:58I hope so, yeah.
01:59It's just actually lovely to be here.
02:02It's just a nice vibe.
02:04Yeah, it's a good vibe, right?
02:05Listen, by Friday it won't be.
02:07Ria, now, yesterday Vito won the salt and pepper shakers.
02:11Yes.
02:12But we have other prizes today.
02:13Shall we take a look?
02:14Let's look at those.
02:15At the selection.
02:17Oh, wow.
02:18There is the reusable coffee cup, there's the scented candle,
02:21the beanie, the welcome mat and the fondue set.
02:25What do you fancy of those, Ria?
02:26Impressive stuff.
02:27Well, I love to entertain, so I love the look of the fondue set.
02:30Yeah, I think so.
02:31Paddy?
02:32Doormat all day long.
02:33Yeah.
02:34Old school.
02:35Yeah.
02:35White your feet on me.
02:37No, no, not like that, but just look at you fondly.
02:41Yeah, exactly as he...
02:43As I crush you.
02:43As he traipses Martin's house.
02:46Vittorio?
02:47I'm thinking doormat as well, but I would be like, you know,
02:49a footballer that respects the badge.
02:51Oh, I love that.
02:53You just look around.
02:54You get a little touch as you leave it.
02:56Amy, a couple of sort of winter sports-related things there.
02:59There are, there are.
03:00Like a hat and some fondue.
03:01I think I like the idea of the diamond sort of shaped, you know, foot swipe as I enter
03:07the door.
03:08That might be quite good for a warm-up.
03:10Oh.
03:11Post.
03:11So for you, that's an exercise, Matt?
03:12Yeah, maybe.
03:13We could do a little...
03:14in my hat that I could potentially snowboard in.
03:18If you'd like that, I could take it to the Alps.
03:21Yes, I would like that.
03:22OK.
03:22If we could let Amy win, because I don't think any of our prizes have been to the Alps.
03:24That would be good, wouldn't it?
03:25I don't think Nish Kumar took his tease-made to the Alps.
03:29Shall we play House of Games?
03:31That would be really nice.
03:31Excellent.
03:32Our first round today is...
03:36Correction Centre.
03:38I'm going to go down the line, starting with you, Ria.
03:40I'm going to give you all a sentence.
03:41The sentence is incorrect.
03:43However, if you change one word, you can make it correct.
03:46OK.
03:46OK?
03:47So, Ria, here is your incorrect statement.
04:04Question.
04:05And we change it to...
04:06Ooh, it's some kind of breed of dog.
04:10Er...
04:10I'll tell you what's nice.
04:13That's lovely, isn't it?
04:14Look at that.
04:15That red button.
04:16Red Setters.
04:18Oh!
04:18There we go.
04:19Oh, thank you, Paddy.
04:20High five.
04:21Don't leave me hanging.
04:23We'd have also accepted Irish, but Irish Setters or Red Setters, same thing.
04:27Absolutely.
04:28Question Setters become Irish Setters or Red Setters.
04:31Point to Ria.
04:32Paddy, an incorrect statement for you.
04:34Yeah.
04:34In 2001, S Club 7 had their third UK No. 1 single with the pop party anthem, Don't Stop Believin'.
04:47You're saying something's wrong with that?
04:48Yes, I'm afraid so, yes.
04:50I'm so sorry.
04:51Come on, Ria.
04:53Flassword.
04:54So, I'm guessing it's Don't Stop Believin', because old school band that, isn't it?
05:00Yeah.
05:01Journey, isn't it?
05:02So, you need another S Club 7 song.
05:05Don't Stop Movin'.
05:07Don't Stop Movin'.
05:08Yeah.
05:09So, what do we think?
05:10Believin'.
05:11Movin'.
05:12Oh!
05:15Very good.
05:16Very good.
05:17Well done, Paddy.
05:17Very good.
05:18Great work.
05:19Loved it to see.
05:22It is.
05:22We changed Believin' for Movin'.
05:25You can take the rest of the show off a few months.
05:29Vittorio, I have an incorrect statement for you.
05:32It is this.
05:34William the Conqueror commissioned a survey of England in 1085,
05:37which resulted in the creation of the phone book the following year.
05:41Well, I'm guessing it's phone.
05:46But what?
05:48Like, a census book?
05:50I think I'm going to swap out phone for census with the awareness that it may well be wrong.
05:55OK, phone for census.
05:57It's incorrect, I'm afraid.
05:58Anyone want to buzz in?
05:59Amy.
06:00Yellow Pages.
06:02Their book.
06:03Amy, I'm so sorry, it's incorrect.
06:08Paddy.
06:10Address.
06:11Book.
06:12Is it a dress book?
06:13This is not, I'm afraid.
06:15What a surprise.
06:16Do you fancy this?
06:18Ria.
06:19Bible?
06:20This is not, I'm afraid.
06:22When I was at school, they tried to update this book,
06:25and we had to go out into some field and say what was in it.
06:27Doomsday book.
06:28Oh.
06:29So you change phone to doomsday.
06:33Here's an incorrect statement for you, Amy.
06:36More than 35 years after Nicky Campbell and Angela Akayet became the first Wheel of Death stars,
06:41Graham Norton took over in 2024.
06:43Oh, my God, I've got it.
06:49Do you want to be my friend?
06:50No.
06:51No, it's too competitive, Amy.
06:54Yeah.
06:54But you gave answers away earlier.
06:56OK, well, all right.
06:58That's because he didn't know that he could buzz in.
07:01Think about the thing you have at the end of a meal in a Chinese restaurant sometimes, what they give you.
07:08At the end of a meal?
07:09Yeah, when they give you a plate, with your bill on, they sometimes pop one of these on.
07:13Oh, yeah.
07:14Wheel of Fortune.
07:16So, we're going to remove death.
07:19Oh, we're going to remove death and replace it with fortune?
07:22Yeah.
07:23Oh, my God, that's a book.
07:25Is that right?
07:27It is Wheel of Fortune.
07:28Oh, that was a pretty good idea.
07:30That was a really good thing, Dan.
07:31It is Wheel of Fortune.
07:33Very well.
07:34I was going to say very well done, Amy, but...
07:35Oh, you totally got that.
07:37Oh, yeah, for sure.
07:38Yeah, yeah, yeah.
07:38Ria, I have another incorrect statement for you.
07:41Okay.
07:41Okay.
07:42Let's see if Paddy can give you the answer to this.
07:46The Daily Star is one of the most powerful tools of the Galactic Empire,
07:50capable of destroying entire planets with one blast of its superlaser.
07:56Oh, my son will know this because he loves all these kind of laws.
07:58Look at these two.
07:59Nerds.
08:01Oh, I know.
08:02Is it daily is the wrong word?
08:04Yes.
08:05And is it death star?
08:06Change daily to death.
08:07It is.
08:08My son will be like, come on, come on.
08:11Paddy, regroup.
08:13I have one for you.
08:14I'm sweating.
08:15I'm literally sweating.
08:18What is wrong with this?
08:21Rory McIlroy and Zander Chauffele are among the golfers
08:24who have proudly held the Toby Jug aloft after winning the Open.
08:27It's Torby.
08:32Yeah.
08:33Do you want a clue?
08:35Go on, then.
08:39Claret.
08:40Claret Jug?
08:41It is the Claret Jug, Paddy.
08:43Oh, what?
08:44Paddy, what have you done to this round that now everyone's just pointing at stuff to give you please?
08:49Vittorio, I have something incorrect for you.
08:52A typical tiger shark lives in gardens or meadows, comes out at night and produces a larva known as a woolly bear.
09:01Whoa.
09:01Got it.
09:01OK, so I think we're losing shark.
09:06I have a word in my head that I don't know why it's in there.
09:10Uh-oh.
09:11And I think if I've made it up, I'm going to sound completely insane.
09:14Oh, my God.
09:14I cannot wait.
09:14But if it exists, then I'm going to look quite clever.
09:17I'm going to say a typical tiger caterpillar.
09:21Typical tiger caterpillar.
09:24Not, I'm afraid, Paddy.
09:26Moth.
09:27Moth.
09:28Who are we looking for?
09:28A tiger moth.
09:29No.
09:30That was the answer.
09:31Well done.
09:32And, Victoria, there is nothing I could point to.
09:34There's no moths.
09:35There's very few moths.
09:37Amy, final question of this round goes to you.
09:40Ready.
09:41In Greek mythology, the chimera was a terrifying creature that was part goat and part dragon.
09:46Or serpent with the head of a womble.
09:51I feel like the word womble might have to leave.
09:56I feel like all four of us are agreeing with you.
09:59So, I literally just have to guess.
10:02I think so, yeah.
10:03With the head of a bat.
10:07With the head of a bat?
10:09It is not.
10:10Anyone fancy it, Vittorio?
10:12I'm going to take a swing at lion.
10:14Is it lion?
10:14It is lion, Vittorio.
10:18Very nicely done.
10:20Lovely end to the round.
10:22Our first leaderboard looks like this.
10:24Vittorio off the mark there.
10:28Vittorio and Amy have one point each.
10:30Ria has two.
10:31Early leader, Paddy McGuinness, with three points.
10:33Oh.
10:34Yay!
10:35Dave, a lot of points away as well.
10:38Didn't you?
10:38So, you should be on, like, eight.
10:39Let's play a pair's game, shall we?
10:43Our pair's game today is?
10:47You complete me.
10:49Vittorio, you get to choose your partner today.
10:50Who would you like to play with?
10:51I think Amy and I did very well yesterday, so I'm going to stick with Amy.
10:54Yeah, it was a good team.
10:55Two good teams yesterday.
10:56So, Vittorio and Amy are a team.
10:59Paddy and Ria, you are also a team.
11:01What I'm going to do now, fingers on buzzers, everyone.
11:03I'm going to read you about a question.
11:05The answer has two words in it.
11:07If you buzz in, you just give me the first word of the answer.
11:10Your partner then must complete that answer with the second word.
11:13Oh, wow.
11:14So, just give me the first word of the answer.
11:16Here we go.
11:18Here's your first question.
11:26Yes, Paddy.
11:28Rio.
11:29It's incorrect, I'm afraid.
11:30Nobody.
11:34Sao Paulo we were looking for.
11:36Ah, man.
11:37You know, it was...
11:38I saw popular.
11:40Yeah.
11:40And I got a real...
11:41We should have known that.
11:42I would be quite subjective and harsh to the rest of the city.
11:45What is the most popular town in Lancashire?
11:50Here's your next one.
11:51The busiest railway station in Birmingham is named after which thoroughfare in the city centre?
11:59Yes, that is Ria.
12:01New.
12:01New is correct.
12:02Paddy?
12:03Street.
12:04New Street.
12:05Birmingham New Street.
12:06It is.
12:07That's the way to play this round.
12:09Your next question is...
12:10Who is this?
12:14Yes, that's Vittorio.
12:16Chuty.
12:16Chuty is correct.
12:18Amy?
12:19Not a clue, mate.
12:21Sorry.
12:22Never seen the guy in my life.
12:25Ria?
12:25Gatwa.
12:26And Chuty Gatwa are absolutely right.
12:29Doctor Who.
12:30Next one.
12:31Keira Knightley, Ben Whishaw and Sarah Lancashire starred in which 2024 TV drama about a spy posing as the wife of a politician?
12:41That is Ria.
12:43Black.
12:44Black is correct.
12:45Paddy?
12:45A horse?
12:49Black horse?
12:50It is not, I'm afraid.
12:52Anybody?
12:54Vittorio.
12:55Doves?
12:55Black doves?
12:56It is black doves.
12:58Well done.
12:59Here's your next one.
13:01What is the title, please, of this song?
13:03First word only.
13:04Every time we go dancing, I see his straying eyes.
13:08Gave him too many chances, cause my kiss too many times.
13:12Anyway, he's got acting up and I'll be on my way to leave, but I stopped in my tracks.
13:19Ria?
13:19Is it sweet melody?
13:21It's one word we're looking for, I'm afraid.
13:23Oh.
13:23Anyone on the other scene want to have a go?
13:25Vittorio.
13:26Sweet.
13:26It's correct.
13:27Amy?
13:29Please get me.
13:30Amy, were you paying attention to what Ria said, to be honest?
13:34If it makes any odds, I wouldn't have known at any age.
13:36You know what else?
13:38Oh, no, no.
13:40Paddy, everyone in Britain knows what it is now, apart from Amy.
13:46Give us a guess then, Amy.
13:48Melody.
13:49Oh, you were kidding.
13:50It came back.
13:51You were kidding.
13:55Wow.
13:56That was a good show.
13:57By Little Mix.
13:58See the vibing.
14:00Next question.
14:01That was unbelievable.
14:05Because of its resemblance to a precious metal,
14:08the mineral pyrite is commonly known by what nickname?
14:13Yes, that is Paddy.
14:15Fools.
14:15Fools is correct, Ria.
14:17Gold.
14:18Correct.
14:19Nicely done.
14:21It ushers in the final question of this round.
14:24What is this?
14:26Yes, Paddy.
14:30Swiss.
14:30It is not, I'm afraid.
14:33Vittorio.
14:34Oh.
14:35You?
14:37No.
14:38No?
14:38OK.
14:39No, I've...
14:39It is not, I'm afraid.
14:41Oh, it's an Arctic roll.
14:43Arctic roll is what it was.
14:45It looks...
14:46I was going to say that.
14:46You can't see that side screen from here.
14:48From here, it really looks like a Swiss roll.
14:50Yeah.
14:51I'll give you that.
14:51Yeah.
14:52That's the end of our round.
14:53Let's take a look at our leaderboard after Arctic roll gate.
14:57Very, very close now between everyone.
14:59Look at this.
15:00Vittorio and Amy have three points each.
15:02Ria has got five.
15:03Still out in the lead.
15:03Paddy McGuinness, six points.
15:05One, Paddy.
15:06We got it, we got it, we got it.
15:07Three rounds to go.
15:09Vittorio was our champ yesterday.
15:10Who's going to win today, I wonder?
15:14We play this round is in code.
15:17Fingers on buzzers, please.
15:18I'm going to show you a category.
15:20Your first category is fitness equipment.
15:22I'm now going to show you the names of some fitness equipment,
15:24but written in code.
15:25The code is 1 will equal A, 2 equals B, 3 equals C,
15:30all the way down to 26, equaling Z.
15:32Here is your first piece of fitness equipment.
15:3412 is L, if that helps.
15:46Yes, Paddy.
15:47Treadmill.
15:48Treadmill.
15:50Nicely done.
15:51Oh, man!
15:51Yeah.
15:53Here is your next one.
16:01Yes, Vittorio.
16:03Dumbbell.
16:03Dumbbell.
16:04It is dumbbell, well played.
16:08Next one.
16:12All the double Ls, aren't they?
16:17Yes, Vittorio.
16:18Madison ball.
16:19Madison ball is what we were looking for.
16:21Well played.
16:24We move on from fitness equipment,
16:26as pretty much all of Britain does on January 5th.
16:28And we have Bittrick's pottet characters.
16:32Which characters are these?
16:40Yes, Paddy.
16:42Floxy.
16:43Floxy.
16:44It is not floxy, I'm afraid.
16:46Vittorio.
16:47Flopsy.
16:48Flopsy we were looking for.
16:49Bloody flops.
16:50Of course it's not flopsy, idiots.
16:53There's a P in it.
16:54Flopsy.
16:54Well, I don't know if you said that at home.
16:55Here's your next one.
17:02Yes, that's Vittorio.
17:03Mopsy.
17:04Mopsy, that one.
17:05Flopsy and Mopsy.
17:06Next one.
17:14Yes, Vittorio.
17:15Peter Rabbit.
17:16Oh, were you just literally just waiting for that to come up?
17:19Yeah, yeah.
17:22It is Peter Rabbit, Vittorio.
17:23Well done.
17:24Next category.
17:26Film directors.
17:27Who are these film directors?
17:36Yes, that's Vittorio.
17:38Stanley Kubrick.
17:39Oh, very nicely played.
17:41Wow.
17:41It is Stanley Kubrick.
17:43That is well worked out.
17:44I was going to say, that's harder than when you got flopsy.
17:47Yes.
17:49Final one.
17:56Yes, Vittorio.
17:57Your mate, Steven Spielberg.
17:59It is Steven Spielberg.
18:00You're absolutely right.
18:01Wow.
18:02Well done.
18:03He'll be watching as well, Vittorio.
18:04He'd be good.
18:05Don't you think it's like a Second World War pilot or something?
18:08You can see it.
18:10At the end of that round, everyone, apart from Vittorio,
18:13will be pleased to hear.
18:14And the leaderboard looks like this.
18:16Very good news for yesterday's champ,
18:18because Amy has three, Ria has five,
18:20Paddy, who has been leading, has got seven.
18:22Vittorio now with a three-point lead.
18:24Ten points.
18:25That's the play.
18:27Two rounds to go.
18:28Is he going to win two in a row?
18:29I wonder.
18:30Put your finger on it, Liv.
18:35If you take your tablets out, please, everybody.
18:37I'm going to show you a picture and ask you to put your finger on something.
18:40Oh.
18:40Here's your first picture.
18:44There we go.
18:45I wonder if you could put your finger on...
18:47..the hosel.
18:49What there is a hosel?
18:51Hmm.
18:54Hmm.
18:59What do you think at home?
19:00Do you know this one?
19:02OK, everyone is in.
19:04Ria, what's your thinking?
19:05Well, I'm not really into golf.
19:07My dad is.
19:08And I know, obviously, that is the club.
19:10That's the ball.
19:12Imagine if I'd said, put your finger, please, on the ball.
19:15I'm just looking at process of elimination,
19:17and that's the little nib thing, the hosel that the ball's sitting on, no?
19:21OK.
19:22Paddy.
19:23Well, the bottom back of the club, that's the heel.
19:26The front is the tore.
19:29Really, I'm thinking it should be round near the tore,
19:31just because it's hosel,
19:32but I've got the little plasticky bit
19:35around the bottom of the shaft, though.
19:37It's the one thing I wouldn't know the name of.
19:38Yeah.
19:39Yeah, that's by process of elimination.
19:41Vittorio, you're nodding like you agree.
19:43Similar finger pudding, slightly different reasoning.
19:46Similar finger pudding with Vittorio Angeloni.
19:51A connective, something is a hose, or like a...
19:54You know, I sort of thought something circular might be the...
19:57And, again, it's the one, but I have no idea what it's called.
19:59Amy, where have you gone?
20:01Similar vicinity with the black grippy thing.
20:06Ria, I can reveal that you're on the T.
20:09Oh, is that called a T, is it?
20:11That's called a T.
20:11OK.
20:13But is this the hosel?
20:15Are we giving away three points?
20:17It must be, surely.
20:18It's got a bit of a ball, isn't it?
20:19What else have we got on the ball?
20:20Sorry, it's a little dimple.
20:21I did not say it's Latvian for ball.
20:22I'm so sorry.
20:24Is that the hosel?
20:28Ooh.
20:29It is not.
20:30It is the metal bit underneath that little attachment.
20:33It's above the heel and below the ferrule,
20:35which is the plastic bit.
20:37Someone in my ear just told me.
20:38That is not knowledge I brought into today.
20:41So no-one gets any points.
20:42Let's take a look at another one and hope it's not a golf club.
20:47OK.
20:48I wonder if you could put your finger on the dromedary.
20:52You can't see it on this picture.
20:54LAUGHTER
20:55What do you think at home on this?
21:01Where is the dromedary?
21:09Everyone is in paddy.
21:12What are you thinking here?
21:13Drome.
21:14So I'm thinking dorm.
21:15Yeah.
21:16Derry.
21:18Derry-er.
21:19So I'm sort of...
21:21OK.
21:21But I've gone for the little bit in between the two humps.
21:26OK.
21:26Yeah, down in that little...
21:28Little valley.
21:29You know, in the dromedary.
21:31Yes.
21:32Vittorio, what are you saying?
21:34I'm having a frustrating time with this one.
21:36I know that there are two types of camels,
21:38a dromedary and a bactrian.
21:40Yes.
21:41And I can't remember which has one hump and which has two humps.
21:44I have a really good way of remembering,
21:47which I'll tell you after.
21:47If you could have told me before, that would have been great.
21:51But I've gone with the logic of bactrian,
21:53maybe having a b, meaning bi or two.
21:58So I've gone for the one with one hump.
21:59You've gone for a one hump.
22:02One hump or two.
22:03Amy, what are you saying?
22:04I wish I could pretend that I had that knowledge in camel types.
22:11However, I don't.
22:12So I've gone with the left camel.
22:15Ria, what's your thinking?
22:17Yeah, I went for the same camel on the left.
22:20You went for the camel on the left.
22:22OK, so Vittorio is right.
22:24There's a dromedary and there's a bactrian.
22:26And if you turn the humps upside down
22:28and think of a capital D and a capital B,
22:31the dromedary has the capital D
22:32and the bactrian has the capital B.
22:34So the answer is...
22:36Absolutely right. Very well done.
22:38Amazing.
22:40Vittorio, Ria and Amy.
22:41Yes.
22:42Final question in this round.
22:45Oh, man.
22:47The line measuring 2020 vision.
22:52It's a line of letters we're looking for.
22:54Which line of those lines of letters?
22:59What do you reckon home on this one?
23:02That's called a Snellen chart.
23:08A Snellen?
23:09Yeah.
23:11Vittorio, what line have you gone for for 2020 vision?
23:13So I've gone for line number nine as the one,
23:16if you can read that.
23:18You've got 2020 vision.
23:19You've got 2020 vision.
23:20Amy.
23:21Based off the distance from here to the screen,
23:24I'm going with nine too.
23:26You're going with nine as well.
23:27You have two nines.
23:29Ria.
23:29I went with eight.
23:31Ria goes with eight.
23:33Paddy, where are you?
23:34I've gone ten.
23:35Wow.
23:35Because ten plus ten is 20.
23:37So that would be logic.
23:40Very good.
23:40Very good.
23:41I know it's wrong.
23:42It's probably not.
23:43It's probably right.
23:44It may well not be.
23:45That is small, that.
23:46That makes more sense.
23:47Eight, nine and ten we've got here.
23:49What have you got at home on this one?
23:52I can tell you that one of those numbers is correct.
23:55So at least one person is getting a point.
23:57The line measuring 2020 vision is...
24:00Eight.
24:01Ria, well done.
24:03Wow.
24:03It is eight.
24:04Tablets away, please.
24:07One round to go in today's House of Games.
24:10One round before we give away another prize.
24:13Who is going to win it?
24:15Vittorio won yesterday and he's very much in pole position today.
24:19Amy with four.
24:20Ria and Paddy, seven points each.
24:21Joint second, but Vittorio has a four-point lead.
24:24How about that?
24:25Wow.
24:26God, I feel confident, especially...
24:28Richard Potter.
24:29He's got a big lead and the three of you yesterday
24:32just gave away about 70 points between the three.
24:35I know.
24:35It's not going to happen today.
24:36You'll freaking do that again.
24:37That would be super.
24:39Let's play our final round, shall we?
24:44Fingers on buzzers for Answer Smash.
24:46Point for a correct answer.
24:47I'll just repeat this one more time.
24:49Point off for an incorrect answer.
24:50Worth remembering.
24:51Your first category is...
24:55Boards.
24:56Boards.
24:57Types of boards.
24:57Things that have board in their name.
24:59What item of clothing popularised by Mary Quant
25:03was featured on a collection of Royal Mail stamps
25:05issued in 2009?
25:10Yes, that is Paddy.
25:12Mini-skirting board.
25:14Mini-skirting board?
25:16Absolutely right, Paddy.
25:17Mini-skirting board and mini-skirting board.
25:20Next clue, next board.
25:22In an infamous interview in 2000,
25:24Roy Keane associated a section of the Manchester United fanbase
25:27with which supposedly luxury foodstuff?
25:32Yes, that is Paddy.
25:34Prawn sandwich board.
25:36Prawn sandwich board?
25:37Yeah.
25:37It is Paddy.
25:38Well done.
25:39Prawn sandwich brigade and a sandwich board.
25:41Next one.
25:43What two-word term used to describe a type of electrical malfunction
25:46is also the title of a 1986 film featuring a sentient robot
25:50known as number five?
25:51That's Vittorio.
25:56Short-circuit board?
25:58Short-circuit board?
25:59Oh, he felt...
26:00Wow.
26:01...had his breath on his shoulder there to me.
26:03Not for the first time.
26:05I can't believe they didn't have a snowboard in there at any point.
26:08Literally, I'm waiting.
26:09I'm waiting for it.
26:09I am ready.
26:10That's the end of the boards, I'm afraid.
26:12Oh, is that it?
26:13We're going to do another category.
26:14That's a shame.
26:17Australians.
26:18There we go.
26:18Australians.
26:19Those will be the pictures.
26:20What is the surname of the British athlete Chris,
26:24who won a bronze medal in the 400-metre hurdles
26:26at the 1992 Olympics?
26:30Yes, Paddy.
26:32Chris Akabousia.
26:34Akabousia?
26:35It is.
26:36Well done.
26:37Akabousia and Sia.
26:38Akabousia.
26:39Next clue.
26:40Next, Australian.
26:42What word proceeds at the disco in the name of a band
26:44who had a UK Top 40 hit titled High Hopes?
26:50Vittorio.
26:51Panic Cave.
26:52Panic Cave is right.
26:53Panic at the disco.
26:55Nick Cave.
26:56You don't often see him smiling.
26:57Nick Cave.
26:59Next clue.
27:00Next, Australian.
27:02Which band reached the UK Top 40 in 1979 with I Want You To Want Me?
27:06Nobody.
27:10Nobody.
27:11Shall we find out all together?
27:14Cheap, tricky ponting.
27:16So, cheap trick and Ricky ponting.
27:18Cheap, tricky ponting.
27:19Any more?
27:20Just boards and Australians.
27:23Paddy, putting a good shift there.
27:25Yeah.
27:25That was a tough one.
27:26That was good.
27:26I think he's still got you, though.
27:28On Monday, our champion was Vittorio Angeloni.
27:31On Tuesday, our champion?
27:35He's done it again, Vittorio.
27:37Well done.
27:39And another prize for you as well.
27:41Salt and pepper shakers yesterday.
27:42What do you fancy today?
27:44I said I was going for the floor mat.
27:46I think I'll stick with the...
27:48You're going to go for the floor mat.
27:49The welcome, the lovely welcome mat.
27:50I will be respectful.
27:51We respectfully walk around at all points.
27:54The world's most useless welcome mat.
27:56Vittorio, congratulations.
27:58Our weekly leaderboard looks like this.
28:00Again, good news for Vittorio.
28:02We're at 8, 6, 4, 2.
28:04Three days to go there.
28:05Double points Friday as well.
28:06Can he make it three in a row, I wonder, tomorrow?
28:09Can we stop him?
28:10Let's find out, shall we?
28:10See you all here.
28:12We'll see you here as well on the House of Games.
28:14APPLAUSE
28:24You have to maybe like a little...
28:45Thank you, Richard.
28:46Oh.
28:46Oh, I love that.
28:48That's really round the house.
28:49That's really classic.
28:50How about when it comes to wiping your feet?
28:52No, you don't wipe on, Richard.
28:54No, no, but around the outside.
28:55That ain't a wiping mat.
28:57What?
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