Richard Osman's House of Games Season 9 Episode 32

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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 Angeloni and Aimee Fuller, thanks for coming back everyone, Vittorio, let's take a look at our weekly leaderboard, look at the name at the top, the pride of Ireland, Vittorio Angeloni, how do you feel?

00:42It feels pretty good, it feels like a lot of pressure.

00:44Yeah, 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, I don't know, but it's just like, it could all go downhill, strong start, weak finish.

00:57Talking of going downhill, strong, strong.

01:00Good, isn't it? I don't just throw the show together, Ria.

01:04Amy, now, yesterday you got zero points, but you got points, but then you threw all of them away in the last round because 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, so the lesson has been learned moving forwards.

01:27However, I think there's great perception that everyone expects Olympians to be incredibly competitive, but I've discovered my neighbour here is significantly more competitive.

01:37Oh, listen, comedians are much more competitive than professional sports people.

01:42Because we've never won any of these.

01:43Exactly.

01:44I feel quite relaxed about this, but I would like to perform better today. That'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, but you've got a win in you this week.

01:58I hope so, yeah. It's just actually lovely to be here. It's just a nice vibe.

02:04Yeah, it's a good vibe, right? Listen, 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. Shall 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, the beanie, the welcome mat and the fondue set.

02:25What do you fancy of those, Ria?

02:26Impressive stuff. Well, I love to entertain, so I love the look of the fondue set.

02:30Yeah, I think so. Paddy?

02:32Doormat all day long.

02:33Yeah, old school.

02:35Yeah, wipe your feet on me.

02:37No, no, not like that, but just look at you fondly.

02:41Exactly as I crush you.

02:43As you traipse mud into the house.

02:46Vittorio?

02:47I'm thinking doormat as well, but I would be like, you know, a footballer that respects the badge.

02:51Oh, I love that.

02:53Just 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.

03:00I think I like the idea of the diamond sort of shaped, you know, foot swipe as I enter the door.

03:08That might be quite good for a warm-up.

03:10Oh.

03:11So for you, that's an exercise mat?

03:12Yeah, maybe we could do a little in 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-maid to the Alps.

03:29Shall we play House of Games?

03:31That would be great.

03:31Excellent.

03:32Our first round today is...

03:34Correction 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.

03:49Question setters, which are typically high-spirited and good-tempered

03:55with a glossy red or chestnut coat, have won best-in-show four times at Crufts.

04:04Question.

04:05And we change it to...

04:06Ooh, it's some kind of breed of dog.

04:10Er...

04:10Tell you what's nice.

04:13That's lovely, isn't it?

04:14Look at that.

04:15That red button.

04:17Red setters!

04:17Oh!

04:18There we go.

04:18Oh, thank you, Paddy.

04:20High five.

04:21Don't leave me hanging.

04:23We'd also accepted Irish, but Irish setters or red setters, same thing.

04:27Absolutely.

04:28Could question setters become Irish setters or red setters?

04:31Point to Ria.

04:32Paddy, an incorrect statement for you.

04:34Yeah.

04:47You're saying something's wrong with that?

04:48Yes, I'm afraid to say, yes.

04:50I'm so sorry.

04:51Come on, Ria.

04:53It's the last word.

04:55So, I'm guessing it's Don't Stop Believing, because old school band that, isn't it?

05:00Yeah.

05:01Journey, isn't it?

05:01So, you need another S Club 7 song.

05:05Don't Stop Movin'.

05:06Don't Stop Movin'.

05:07Don't Stop Movin'.

05:08Yeah.

05:09So, what do we think?

05:10Believing!

05:11Moving!

05:12Moving!

05:13Oh!

05:15Very good.

05:16Very good.

05:17Well done, Paddy.

05:17Very good.

05:18Congratulations.

05:18Great work.

05:19Loved it.

05:19Loved it to see.

05:22It is.

05:22We changed Believing for Moving.

05:24You 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, which resulted in the creation

05:39of the phone book the following year.

05:42Well, I'm guessing it's phone.

05:44Yeah.

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.

05:55Okay, 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.

06:09Address.

06:11Is it a dress book?

06:13This is not afraid.

06:15What a surprise.

06:16Do you fancy this?

06:17Ria.

06:19Bible?

06:20It is not, I'm afraid.

06:22When I was at school, they tried to update this book, and we had to go out into some field

06:26and say what was in it.

06:27Doomsday book.

06:28Oh.

06:30So you change phone to doomsday.

06:33Here's an incorrect statement for you, Amy.

06:34More 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.

06:56Okay, well...

06:57Yeah, that'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

07:07they give you.

07:08At the end of a meal?

07:09Yeah.

07:09When they give you your 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.

07:28Paddy, thank you.

07:30That was a really good example.

07:31It is Wheel of Fortune.

07:33Very well.

07:33I was going to say very well done, Amy, but...

07:35I totally got that.

07:37Oh, yeah, for sure.

07:38Yeah, yeah, yeah.

07:39Ria, I have another incorrect statement for you.

07:41Okay.

07:41Okay, let'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 super laser.

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, it is.

08:07My son will be like, go on, go on.

08:10Paddy, 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 Xander Chauffele are among the golfers

08:24who have proudly held the Toby Jug loft after winning the Open.

08:30It's Toby.

08:32Yeah.

08:33Do you want a clue?

08:35Go on, then.

08:35Claret.

08:40Claret jug?

08:41It is the claret jug, Paddy.

08:43Oh, what?

08:44Hey.

08:44Paddy, what have you done to this round that now everyone's just pointing at stuff to give

08:48please?

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

08:58as a woolly bear.

08:59Yeah.

09:01Whoa.

09:01I've got it.

09:02OK, 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.

09:15But 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, moth, who are we looking for, a tiger moth, was the answer.

09:30Well done.

09:31And, Vittorio, there was 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.

09:42In 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.

09:55I feel like that all four of us are agreeing with you.

09:59Um, so 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?

10:15It is lion, Vittorio.

10:18Very nicely done.

10:20Yeah.

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.

10:35That's so hard.

10:36Dave, a lot of points away as well.

10:38Didn't you?

10:38So you should be on, like, eight.

10:41Let's play a pairs game, shall we?

10:43Our pairs game today is...

10:45You complete me, Vittorio.

10:49You get to choose your partner today.

10:50Who would you like to play with?

10:51I think Amy and I did very well yesterday,

10:54so I'm going to stick with Amy.

10:54Yeah, it was a good team.

10:55Two good teams yesterday.

10:56So you say 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 out a question.

11:04The 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

11:12with 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.

11:18What is the most popular city in Brazil?

11:26Yes, Paddy.

11:28Rio.

11:29It's incorrect, I'm afraid.

11:32Nobody.

11:34Sao Paulo we were looking for.

11:36Ah, man.

11:37You know, if 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 cities.

11:44Yes, exactly.

11:45What is the most popular town in Lancashire?

11:50Here's your next one.

11:52The busiest railway station in Birmingham

11:54is 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.

12:08And your next question is...

12:14Yes, that's Vittorio.

12:16Nshuti.

12:16Nshuti is correct.

12:18Amy?

12:19Not a clue, mate.

12:21Sorry.

12:22We can pass it over.

12:22Never seen the guy in my life.

12:24Ria?

12:25Gatwa.

12:26Nshuti Gatwa.

12:27Absolutely right.

12:28Doctor Who.

12:30Next one.

12:30Kiera Knightley, Ben Whishaw and Sarah Lancashire

12:34starred in which 2024 TV drama about a spy

12:36posing as the wife of a politician?

12:41That is Ria.

12:43Black.

12:44Black is correct.

12:45Paddy?

12:48Horse.

12:49Black horse.

12:50It is not, I'm afraid.

12:52Anybody?

12:54Vittorio.

12:54Doves?

12:55Black doves.

12:56It is black doves.

12:57Well 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 string eyes.

13:08Gave him too many chances, cause my kiss too many times.

13:12And when he start acting up, and I'll be on my way to leave.

13:16But I stopped in my tracks.

13:19Ria?

13:19Is it sweet melody?

13:21It's one word we're looking for, I'm afraid.

13:23Anyone on the other team want to have a go?

13:25Vittorio.

13:25Sweet.

13:26It's correct.

13:27Amy?

13:28And Ria literally just said it.

13:30No, no.

13:31Amy, were you paying attention to what Ria said?

13:33Be honest.

13:33If it makes any odds, I wouldn't have known at any age.

13:36You know now.

13:38Yeah.

13:38Oh, no, no.

13:39Get any of those.

13:40Paddy, everyone in Britain knows what it is now, apart from Amy.

13:46Give us a guess, then, Amy.

13:48Melody.

13:48Oh, you were kidding.

13:50It came back.

13:51You were kidding.

13:55Oh, my goodness.

13:56That was a good show.

13:57By Little Mick.

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.

14:19It ushers in the final question of this round.

14:24What is this?

14:28Yes, Paddy.

14:29Swiss.

14:30It is not them afraid.

14:33Vittorio.

14:34Oh.

14:35You?

14:36It 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 it really poorly.

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.

14:56Very, very close now between everyone.

14:59Look at this.

15:00Vittorio and Amy have three points each.

15:02Ria has got five.

15:03Stood out in the lead.

15:03Paddy McGuinness, six points.

15:05Come on, Paddy.

15:06We got it, we got it, we got it.

15:07Three rounds to go.

15:08Vittorio 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.

15:4212 is L, if that helps.

15:45Yes, Paddy.

15:47Treadmill.

15:48Treadmill.

15:50Nicely done.

15:51Oh, man.

15:53Here is your next one.

15:55Yes, Vittorio.

16:03Dumbbell.

16:05It is dumbbell.

16:06Well played.

16:08Next one.

16:12All the double L's, aren't they?

16:14Yes, Vittorio.

16:18Madison Ball.

16:19Madison Ball is what we were looking for.

16:21Oh, yes.

16:21Well played.

16:24We move on from fitness equipment, as pretty much all of Britain does on January 5th.

16:29And we have Beatrix Potet characters.

16:32Which characters are these?

16:33Yes, Paddy.

16:41Flopsy.

16:43Flopsy.

16:44It is not floxy, I'm afraid.

16:46Vittorio.

16:47Flopsy.

16:48Flopsy we were looking for.

16:49Flopsy.

16:50Of course it's not flopsy, you idiots.

16:53It's P in it.

16:54Flopsy.

16:54Well, I don't know if you said that at home.

16:55Here's your next one.

17:01Yes, that's Vittorio.

17:03Mopsy.

17:04Mopsy, that one.

17:05Flopsy and Mopsy.

17:06Oh, no.

17:09Next one.

17:09Yes, 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?

17:37Yes, that's Vittorio.

17:38Stanley Kubrick.

17:39Oh, very nicely played, it's Stanley Kubrick.

17:43That is well worked out.

17:44I'm going to say that's harder than when you've 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?

18:08I can see it.

18:10At the end of that round, everyone, apart from Vittorio, will be pleased to hear.

18:14And the leaderboard looks like this.

18:16Very good news for yesterday's champ, because Amy has three, Ria has five, Paddy, who has

18:21been leading, has got seven.

18:22Vittorio now with a three-point lead.

18:24Ten point.

18:25That's a play.

18:27Two rounds to go.

18:28Is he going to win two in a row?

18:29I wonder.

18:33Put your finger on it.

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 the hosel.

18:49What there is a hosel?

18:52Hmm.

18:53What do you think at home?

19:00Do you know this one?

19:02Okay, 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.

19:11Imagine if I'd said, put your finger, please, on the ball.

19:15I'm just looking at process of elimination, and that's the little nib thing, the hosel that

19:20the ball's sitting on, no?

19:21Okay.

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, just because it's hosel.

19:32But I've got the little plasticky bit around 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.

19:47I just thought...

19:47Similar finger pudding with Vittorio Angeloni.

19:51A connective, something as a hose, or like a...

19:54Yeah.

19:54You know, I sort of thought something circular might be the...

19:57And again, it's the one bit, I have no idea what it's called.

19:59Amy, where have you gone?

20:00A similar 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.

20:11Okay.

20:13But is this the hosel?

20:15Are we giving away three points?

20:17It must be surely.

20:18It's going to be the ball, isn't it?

20:19What else?

20:19It's going to be on the ball.

20:20Sorry, did I not say it's Latvian for ball?

20:22I'm so sorry.

20:24Is that the hosel?

20:25It is not.

20:30It is the metal bit underneath that little attachment.

20:33It's above the heel and below the ferrule, which is the plastic bit.

20:37Someone in my ear just told me.

20:38That is not knowledge I brought into today.

20:40Yeah.

20:41So no-one gets any points.

20:43Let's take a look at another one and hope it's not a golf club.

20:45OK.

20:48I wonder if you could put your finger on the dromedary.

20:52You can't see it on this picture.

20:59What 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.

21:25OK.

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, a 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, which I'll tell you after.

21:47If you could have told me before, that would have been great.

21:49But I've gone with the logic of bactrian, maybe having a b, meaning bi or two.

21:57So 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.

22:10However, 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.

22:21OK, so Vittorio is right.

22:23There's a dromedary and there's a bactrian.

22:26And if you turn the humps upside down and think of a capital D and a capital B,

22:30the dromedary has the capital D and the bactrian has the capital B.

22:34So the answer is...

22:36Absolutely right.

22:37Very well done.

22:38Amazing.

22:40Vittorio, Ria and Amy.

22:41Yes.

22:42Final question in this round.

22:45Oh, man.

22:46It's a line of letters we're looking for.

22:54Which of those lines of letters?

22:59What do you reckon, home, on this one?

23:06That's called a Snellen chart.

23:08A Snellen?

23:09Yeah.

23:10Vittorio, what line have you gone for for 2020 vision?

23:13So I've gone for line number nine as the one, if you can read that.

23:17You've got 2020 vision.

23:19You've got 2020 vision.

23:20Amy.

23:21Based off the distance from here to the screen, I'm going with nine too.

23:26You're going with nine as well.

23:27We 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 twenty.

23:37That's not logic.

23:39Very good, very good.

23:41I know it's wrong.

23:42It's probably not, it's probably right.

23:44It may well not be.

23:44That is small, that.

23:46That's a small set.

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 measure in 2020 vision is...

24:01Eight.

24:01Ria, well done.

24:02It is eight.

24:06Tablets 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?

24:24Wow.

24:26God, I feel confident.

24:27Especially...

24:28He's got a big lead and the three of you yesterday just gave away about 70 points between the three of you.

24:34It's not going to happen today.

24:36If we could do that again, that 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...

24:53Boards.

24:56Boards.

24:57Types of boards.

24:58Things that have board in their name.

24:59What item of clothing popularised by Mary Quant was featured on a collection of Royal Mail stamps issued 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.

25:21In an infamous interview in 2000, Roy Keane associated a section of the Manchester United fan base with which supposedly luxury foodstuff?

25:29Yes, 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 is also the title of a 1986 film featuring a sentient robot known as number five?

25:55That's Vittorio.

25:56Short circuit boards.

25:58Short circuit boards.

25:59Oh, he felt having a 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?

26:12We're going to do another category.

26:14That's a shame.

26:17Australians.

26:17There we go.

26:18Australians.

26:19Those will be the pictures.

26:19What is the surname of the British athlete Chris, who won a bronze medal in the 400-metre hurdles at the 1992 Olympics?

26:30Yes, Paddy.

26:32Chris Akabusea.

26:34Akabusea?

26:35It is.

26:36Well done.

26:37Akabusea and Sia.

26:38Akabusea.

26:39Next clue.

26:40Next, Australian.

26:42What word proceeds at the disco in the name of a band who had a UK Top 40 hit titled High Hopes?

26:47Vittorio.

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.

26:58Next clue.

27:00Next, Australian.

27:02Which band reached the UK Top 40 in 1979 with I Want You To Want Me?

27:10Nobody.

27:11Shall we find out all together?

27:14Cheap Tricky Ponting.

27:16So, Cheap Tricky Ponting.

27:18Cheap Tricky Ponting.

27:19Any more?

27:20Just boards and Australians.

27:23Paddy, putting a good shift there.

27:25That was a tough one.

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.

27:38And 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, Matt.

27:46I think I'll stick with the...

27:47You're going to go for the floor, Matt.

27:49The welcome, the lovely welcome, Matt.

27:50I will be respectful.

27:51We respectfully walk around at all points.

27:54The world's most useless welcome, Matt.

27:56Vittorio, congratulations.

27:58Our weekly leaderboard looks like this.

28:00Again, good news for Vittorio.

28:01We're at 8-6-4-2.

28:03Three days to go, though.

28:05Double points Friday as well.

28:06Can he make it three in a row, I wonder, tomorrow?

28:09Can we stop him?

28:09Let's find out, shall we?

28:10See you all here?

28:11We'll see you here as well on the House of Games.

28:44You have to maybe like a little, thank you, Richard.

28:46Oh, I love that.

28:48That's really around 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, Matt.

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