Sally Lindsay's Quiz Night Season 1 Episode 2

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00:00:00Christmas!

00:00:15Welcome to my Christmas quiz night and to everyone who left their outdoor lights up from last year

00:00:21Well done your entire street to slag you off for 11 months, but finally you showed him

00:00:27My wonderful guests will be wrapping presents watching some Christmas telly and blaming each other

00:00:34If someone on their team gets the question wrong just like a typical Christmas in their own houses

00:00:39You can play along at home to support yourself a tea Maria take the cling film off your volivants and let's get started

00:00:49With comedian and author Shafi Korsandi we have fairy godmother and birds of a feather star Leslie Joseph

00:00:56And her ugly sister dame Christopher biggins

00:01:03And with actor and comedian John Thompson we have the lovely Debbie McGee and the equally lovely comedian Stephen Bailey

00:01:17Christopher you've never had a Christmas at home of you when you've not been in pants

00:01:21So now I'm always doing pantser, but I did do Christmas one year at my house

00:01:25And we had I think 14 people over who and we managed to cook we had tables all joined together and a great friend of mine

00:01:32His mum sat opposite me and she wanted to go to the loop one particular point and she got up and she was wearing a lovely paper hat

00:01:39And she put her head forward and hit a candle and the whole of her head went up in flames

00:01:47Now Leslie what's going on here long big in touch you and me that's when we were we were doing tipping points

00:01:54Do you remember I do you've got a Christmas tradition don't you know I have I have I have I love doing my own

00:02:00Christmas cards and I've been doing it for about 25 years so every year I find a picture that it might be me on a camel

00:02:08It might be me outside number 10 it might be me with I've did one with my head upside down in the inner in a bucket

00:02:16I'm just everything now

00:02:19Well just a quiet night at home with a few friends

00:02:23Shaffi what are your Christmas memories well my mum and dad aren't

00:02:29Originally from this country and they did not understand Christmas trees my mum decorated a and yucca plant

00:02:39You want to bring a tree in from the garden I said no you know you go to the garden center and you get a tree and then I was telling her about

00:02:46Santa and she's like what a man's coming down the chimney and leaving you present

00:02:50It's a bit mad when you think about it is a bit mad so now that I'm an adult because there was a bit of a deficit of a traditional Christmas

00:02:56I go to town

00:02:58Right, so this is what I mean. This is our Christmases like my mum my mum and dad would make an effort by taking us to a friend's house

00:03:05But nothing much will be going on and I would just sit there a bored 15 year old

00:03:09Because I spent most of Christmas day just reading on my own really bored with no pressure literally your Christmas day literally I was there all day

00:03:17No Santa nothing John here's you

00:03:25So what did the Thompson's go up to at Christmas we'd get together we're very small family

00:03:29But I used to look boxing there weren't some bananas and it was always the same bingo right beetle drive and

00:03:35Indoor fireworks that was brilliant love the 80s. Yeah, yeah, Debbie who do you have round at your house at Christmas?

00:03:42Well, it's always a big family affairs like Christmas morning. We have a big tradition. Oh, what's that whiskey porridge?

00:03:50Anyone have whiskey porridge while I know that years ago what happens well years ago Paul and I was staying in the lake district and it was one of those hotels that you had to eat what they gave you there

00:04:00Wasn't a choice and breakfast was whiskey porridge, and we said right. We're gonna steal that for Christmas morning

00:04:05I think we'll be doing that even my darling you're named after my favorite part of Christmas Bailey's

00:04:12Any festive traditions in your family?

00:04:15Yes, when we were kids my cousin always made us dress up as elves with like a bin bag and we had to go around and give out

00:04:23So I was glad I just love that we've gone to that much effort, but then with a sack

00:04:28We've just gone get a bag. Do you know what we've done the costumes. We'll just do a bin bag

00:04:33Anyway, enough of that. This is supposed to be a quiz

00:04:36So I'm about to give you some questions, and I would like to receive some correct answers

00:04:41Shappie your team's first in an old style box of quality streets, which one is the blue one?

00:04:47Purple

00:04:49Oh

00:04:51As I'm dressed as a quality street, I can confidently say coconut. Shappie. Well done

00:05:01Aka the one that goes straight in the bin

00:05:05John's team what item has been made annually on TV for more than 60 years and requires

00:05:12Galvanized wire pliers four peppercorn canister lids

00:05:17Fireproof tinsel four candles and four coats always go on. It's the blue peter advent crown

00:05:27It was the flavor child and since it that is team. What has this building got to do with Christmas? Oh

00:05:35Yes, it's the house from home alone, and in case you want to visit it

00:05:39It's on Lincoln Avenue in Chicago, Illinois

00:05:42And he'll spot it because it's the one with a massive fence outside that says please for the love of God leave us alone

00:05:49This is 1979

00:05:51What has been released annually in time for Christmas and has sold more than two million copies in total and occasionally?

00:05:58Contains topless photos at a calendar calendar which one?

00:06:03Chippendales not bad answer

00:06:06It's not a bad answer

00:06:08Pirelli tires

00:06:09Oh, they used to be famous. We're gonna have to hurry you. Pirelli tires. Nearly Cliff Richard

00:06:17You're gonna say a different kind of tire then

00:06:21Can we have half a point for calendar? Yes, okay

00:06:24Which shopping guide first published in 1973 was at one time the most widely printed publication in Europe?

00:06:31Shopping guide shopping guide for words

00:06:34What was little words?

00:06:37Yes, it was the Argos catalogue yay who used to pour over the Argos catalogue when you know we all do used to circle it all me

00:06:46It wasn't really Christmas if you didn't circle every single toy in the Argos catalogue only for your parents are just laughing your face

00:06:53Okay, according to the rarely seen introduction to the film

00:06:57This is really unusual this which music legend did the little boy in the snowman apparently grow up to be

00:07:03I didn't know this don't you become Alan Jones? No, that's who sings on it

00:07:10The clue is in the word rarely seen and I haven't seen it

00:07:16Anyone

00:07:18One person knows it

00:07:20Bowie Zoe Zoe David Bowie yes, it was beating get it. No, we didn't let us have a look at a wistful Bowie rocking a Christmas jumper

00:07:29Charmingly weaving a nostalgic tale from his old attic

00:07:35Satics full of memories for me

00:07:38We spent all our summers by the seaside

00:07:40And in winter at home by the fire

00:07:45Frost on the window and snow

00:07:47Snow

00:07:50Snowballs and making snowmen

00:07:54One winter I met a really big snowman

00:07:57He got the scarf for me

00:08:00You see it was a real snowman

00:08:09Unbelievable now I've got to stop here because I've just heard that young Leslie Joseph here worked with him

00:08:15First person I ever worked with when I left drama school in 1967 my agent there Michael Summonson said would you like to do a television?

00:08:22Which I've never done I don't just left drama school and I said yes

00:08:25I'd love to he said well

00:08:26I've got somebody else who's do it with you and we used to travel out to Teddington every day

00:08:30And I went and he always used to say come and see Angie and me at the arts lab come and see Angie me at the arts lab

00:08:35And he wasn't known as David Bowie then and I always say yes, I will and I never did and it was David Bowie

00:08:40He was the first person I ever worked with

00:08:42Leslie that's unbelievable

00:08:44First person I ever worked with was Kerry Katona

00:08:46Okay, teams time for the Christmassy mystery box

00:08:57John Johnny's been

00:09:01Santa's delivered you a present John and in your box are three Christmas items

00:09:06I'd like you to reach inside and without looking you've got to describe them to your mates and you get a point for each one

00:09:12They correctly identify now for our viewers at home. Here's what's in the box if you don't want to know look away now

00:09:22Okay, John now I'm get it. I've got a jar glass jar a teaspoon in it

00:09:29So I'm guessing the number one condiment on the Christmas table

00:09:34Right well

00:09:40Right it's popular. It's a popular

00:09:45confectionary

00:09:47In a pastry guys mince pie correct mince pie

00:09:55My fingers know

00:09:58That's not I've got on that one

00:10:00All right, so it's what your mom and dad said that they only got one of these in their stocking and a few nuts

00:10:17Three points there. It was a satsuma mince pie and some cranberry sauce

00:10:21Okay, Shopee the Christmassy mystery box has traveled on Santa's sleigh to your desk for our viewers at home. Here's what's in the box

00:10:30Okay, Shopee have a feel and see if you can describe your team what the three items are remember

00:10:37They're all Christmassy foods. All right. There's a bowl of something okay

00:10:41Ah now everyone pretends that they like these but they're a bit like Marmite

00:10:47No, I mean they're literally taste of Marmite. They're like they look like little sticks. Oh

00:10:52Oh, yeah, I like them. Yeah, yes

00:10:58Well done. Yes

00:11:03Now I'm picking up something cold

00:11:05Oh, I know also it also in a bowl on for my hands and it's going to be squashy

00:11:09Oh, that's very creamy at the top and then a bit like trifle. I think that is I mean if that's not trifle

00:11:16I don't want it

00:11:22Right oh is another bowl

00:11:24I'm really scared about my hand in it. Okay. Oh

00:11:27These are warm and they're round sausages. No, they're like come like little balls like little balls. No, I'm all around my mom in it

00:11:37I put my thumb in this warm mushy

00:11:40It's like a ball a ball. Yeah, it's like a fat stuffy

00:11:53Yes, it was a trifle stuffing balls and some twiglets. Okay, who wants to see how twiglets are made?

00:11:59Yes, me too, but instead let's watch some illuminating footage of mr

00:12:04Bean using his trademark creative thinking to make some twiglet alternatives

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00:23:38John's team you're up first and I need you to tell me more about this glamorous foot which unfortunately but comedically found itself stuck in a polystyrene block whose fault is it?

00:23:48Yeah

00:23:50You're drawing us towards under the ripping?

00:23:52No, but it's wrong. No, yeah, because I'm gonna see what you think I see I seem to remember this is Dame Shirley Bassey

00:23:58Shirley

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00:24:04Yes, it was Shirley Bassey's foot in the 1971 Christmas special here it is with the rest of Shirley Bassey

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00:39:06Can't even watch that for a bonus point because Eddie's drunk all the brandy what do they decide to make instead of brandy butter on the same lines I'll give you a little clue

00:39:14Gin

00:39:16Gin

00:39:18Do you know what you're not far off okay

00:39:20Why is it vodka?

00:39:21Vodka

00:39:22Vodka butter

00:39:23Vodka butter

00:39:24I'm gonna give you half a point it was vodka margarine

00:39:26Hey

00:39:28Don't knock it so you tried it

00:39:30At the end of that round John's team you have four and a half and shappies team you have two

00:39:34Oh

00:39:44It's nearly time for the break so let's pull a cracker shappie have you got one this time?

00:39:48I have yes ready

00:39:55Right who hides in a bakery at Christmas oh well we'll find out the punchline after the break

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00:40:31Don't know about you

00:40:32But hearing Christmas songs in the shops or on radio gets me right in the Christmas mood

00:40:36Apart from when it's November and then it gets right on my nerves

00:40:40I carry and Slade as much a part of Christmas for me as Sansa and his reindeer so you quick-fire questions this time all about Christmas music

00:40:50Okay, John's team whose face is covered by a snowball in this Christmas music video. Oh

00:40:56It looks like yeah, I think shaky. Is it Shaky Stevens?

00:41:00Is it Shaky Stevens?

00:41:02It was Shaky Stevens in the music video for Merry Christmas everybody. Let's have a look at Shaky in action

00:41:07Shaky in action

00:41:17Snow is falling

00:41:19All around me

00:41:21Children playing

00:41:23Having fun

00:41:25It's the season

00:41:27Love and understanding

00:41:29Merry Christmas

00:41:31Merry Christmas

00:41:33Everyone

00:41:39Now that was Christmas number one in 1985 but actually it was meant to go out in 84 but they held it back a year because a band-aid the minute band-aid came out the management went that's never

00:41:49Oh

00:41:51Oh, yeah, oh, yeah, oh, yeah, okay

00:41:53Shappy's team name three music stars who featured in the first band-aid single in 1984

00:42:00Okay, yeah, yes, Freddie Mercury. Um, no, but live-aid Ronnie Lennox. No, um, George Michael. Yeah, and boy George. Yes

00:42:15Well done

00:42:17Which of their pop rivals did take that have to introduce as Christmas number one in 1994 when they presented the Christmas top of the pop special?

00:42:26It was e17

00:42:28Yeah, David

00:42:30Very good. Well, it was e17 or as I remember them that bloke who can sing and the other ones. Yeah, yeah

00:42:36Whose face is covered by a snowball in this Christmas music video? Oh

00:42:42Oh

00:42:43It's it's a boy George Michael

00:42:45Yeah, let's have a look

00:42:49Last Christmas I gave you my heart

00:42:56But the very next day you gave it away

00:43:01This year to save me from tears

00:43:05I'd give it to someone special

00:43:09Yes

00:43:11I know that we love it. It was George Michael in one's last Christmas video

00:43:18Okay, the Christmas number one in 1992 was Whitney Houston. I will always love you. What followed in 1993?

00:43:26I will always love you was number one for about four years on it

00:43:30She said it was

00:43:32She said it was

00:43:33You're never gonna get it

00:43:35Um the same

00:43:36She what everybody and

00:43:37Under the moon of love

00:43:40Yes, no it was

00:43:42Mr. Blobby by Mr. Blobby

00:43:44Oh, I'm so I was thinking that and then I thought you're such a moron if you say that out loud

00:43:49Shappies team who beat John Lennon to Christmas number one in 1980

00:43:541980

00:43:56Mmm

00:43:57Oh goodness

00:43:58Is it Kim Wilde?

00:43:59Kim Wilde?

00:44:00Nearly

00:44:01Oh

00:44:02It was the incredibly gifted St. Mini for school quite

00:44:05Oh

00:44:08And they demoted John Lennon's final single just like starting over to the number two spots

00:44:14Yeah, let's have a look at those adorable and hugely talented children

00:44:19That me and my brother Chris are definitely not part of honest. Yes, we are. This is me

00:44:25No

00:44:26Grandma we love you Grandma we do Grandma we love you Grandma we love you Grandma we love you Grandma we do

00:44:35There we are

00:44:36That's me

00:44:37Grandma we do

00:44:38Yeah

00:44:39That's me

00:44:40There's no one quite like Grandma

00:44:43Oh

00:44:44That's amazing

00:44:46That's amazing

00:44:47That's amazing

00:44:48Brilliant

00:44:49I have not changed a bit

00:44:51Oh

00:44:52Now what better time than Christmas to settle down with the family watch a film then fall asleep and never ever see the last 40 minutes of said film

00:45:02It's the big box of Christmas prop corn

00:45:10Now these films could be a proper 100% Christmassy Christmas film or they could be a classic always on the telly unboxing day afternoon kind of fair

00:45:19The usual rules apply team captains are going to use all the props they can to get their teammates to guess the film

00:45:26You can say a line from the film but not if it contains the title of the film John's team you're up first

00:45:34Okay

00:45:35We've got this

00:45:36You've got until the jingle bells to guess as many films as you can team starting now

00:45:41Oh gosh

00:45:42Okay

00:45:43Father Christmas

00:45:44Put that cookie down now

00:45:45I'm looking for a turbo man

00:45:46Oh the one where he's in the toy shop and he can't get the presents for his son

00:45:47I'm looking for the turbo man

00:45:48Come on

00:45:49What is that called?

00:45:50I have no idea

00:45:51I'm looking for the turbo man

00:45:52I'm looking for the turbo man

00:45:53I'm looking for the turbo man

00:45:54Come on

00:45:55What is that called?

00:45:56I have no idea

00:45:57I'm looking for the turbo man

00:45:58I'm looking for the turbo man

00:45:59Come on for my son

00:46:00I know exactly what it is

00:46:01Righto we're going to sack that

00:46:02We're passed

00:46:03We're passed

00:46:04Hey come on

00:46:05It's about time you paid me more

00:46:06Oh Muppets Christmas Carol

00:46:07Yes

00:46:08Oh Muppets Christmas Carol

00:46:10Yes

00:46:11I was going to date Michael but I did that time

00:46:12Ha ha ha ha ha

00:46:14Okay

00:46:15Perfectly practical

00:46:16Oh

00:46:17Merry Puppets

00:46:18Yes

00:46:19You're doing well John

00:46:20You're doing well

00:46:21My wigs stuck to me basket

00:46:23Story in my life

00:46:24There's no place like that

00:46:25Wizard of Oz

00:46:26No

00:46:27What is that first one again with Arnold Schwarzenegger?

00:46:31Girl Von Luger is a sworn duty of all officers to escape

00:46:34Oh

00:46:35Go on Taffy Mickey

00:46:36It's a classic

00:46:37Back to the future

00:46:41Back to the future

00:46:42No

00:46:43No

00:46:44No I do it

00:46:45It's

00:46:46Sandy Lou

00:46:47No

00:46:48Jack aside

00:46:49I'm with myself

00:46:50Oh Sandy Lou

00:46:51I'm here

00:46:52Oh

00:46:53The Grinch you stole Christmas

00:46:54Yes

00:46:55Yay

00:46:56Oh my god

00:46:57Oh my god

00:46:58Oh my god

00:46:59I'm sorry

00:47:00Oh my god

00:47:01Oh my god

00:47:02I'm sorry

00:47:03I thought of that Arnold Schwarzenegger one

00:47:05Go on

00:47:06Jingle all the way

00:47:07Too late mate

00:47:08Oh

00:47:09Now we know you can really act

00:47:11Yes

00:47:12I can

00:47:13And what was the other one?

00:47:15It was The Great Escape

00:47:16It was The Great Escape

00:47:17I've never seen it

00:47:19Oh it's great movie

00:47:20It's very good

00:47:21Okay

00:47:22Shappi

00:47:23It's your team's turn

00:47:24You've got into the jingle bells to guess how many films you can

00:47:27Starting

00:47:28Now

00:47:29Um

00:47:30Hang on

00:47:31Oh

00:47:32I'm

00:47:33You know you're not going to fall in love with me I miss the napkin head

00:47:36Oh

00:47:37I mean who doesn't want Jude Law turning up at their house in the middle of the night

00:47:40Ghost

00:47:41No

00:47:42Um

00:47:43Okay

00:47:44Oh my god my husband's living with someone else so I'm going to go to a little cottage

00:47:47in England and learn

00:47:49Move on not a clue

00:47:50Move

00:47:51Is it my accent?

00:47:52Oh

00:47:53Okay

00:47:54Um

00:47:55We're Gramo Livoso

00:47:57It's Livosa

00:47:58Not Livoso

00:47:59How about that?

00:48:00Thank you

00:48:01Well done

00:48:02Was there really more than one lobster present at the birth of Jesus?

00:48:07Oh

00:48:08This is the film with Hugh Grant

00:48:09Um

00:48:10And I'm going to

00:48:11Oh

00:48:12Imagine Bill Gates

00:48:13Oh no

00:48:14I'm going to

00:48:15It's

00:48:16Oh

00:48:17I'm going to marry my um

00:48:18Cleaner even though she doesn't speak a word of English

00:48:21And her sister's fat

00:48:22And we're going to make lots of fat jokes

00:48:24And then we're going to do this again

00:48:26I love you you're my best friend's wife

00:48:28But I'm coming to your door

00:48:30Not a clue

00:48:31It's amazing

00:48:32Okay

00:48:33Because then to work at Christmas all the time

00:48:35That's what it is

00:48:36Every time a bell rings

00:48:38Angel gets his wings

00:48:40Oh

00:48:41Yes

00:48:42Please

00:48:43Yes

00:48:44Oh

00:48:45It's a wonderful life

00:48:46Well done

00:48:48Never feed them after midnight

00:48:51They're all cute

00:48:52But if you

00:48:53The goonies?

00:48:54No

00:48:55I've never seen it I'll be honest with you

00:48:56They're cute little things

00:48:57And if you put water on them they grow

00:48:59They've seen the film

00:49:00You mustn't feed them off the midnight

00:49:03Oh the gremlin

00:49:04Thank you

00:49:05Well done

00:49:06Oh

00:49:07Oh

00:49:08Oh

00:49:09Oh

00:49:10Oh

00:49:11It's Santa

00:49:12I know him

00:49:13He's my friend

00:49:14I know him

00:49:15He's my friend

00:49:16It's Santa

00:49:17Oh

00:49:18Yay

00:49:19The jingle bells

00:49:20Oh

00:49:21Oh

00:49:22Come and sit down

00:49:23You deserve it

00:49:24I mean if you've not seen it

00:49:28You've not seen it

00:49:29Maybe that's the thing

00:49:30Alright

00:49:31Love Actually

00:49:32That was the one with the signs

00:49:34Oh

00:49:35And then the other one was

00:49:37Handsome Jude Law

00:49:38In The Holiday

00:49:39Being Missed

00:49:40And I actually I love that film

00:49:42Not that much though

00:49:43Biggie

00:49:44No no exactly

00:49:45At the end of that round

00:49:46John's team

00:49:47You've got seven

00:49:48In Shaffi's team

00:49:49You've got six

00:49:50Oh

00:49:51Oh

00:49:52Oh

00:49:53Oh

00:49:54Oh

00:49:55It's nearly time for the break

00:49:56So let's pull a cracker

00:49:57John

00:49:58Have you got one this time?

00:49:59No you're not pulling me John

00:50:00Oh

00:50:01Oh

00:50:02Right

00:50:03Why would I?

00:50:04I'm a gentleman

00:50:07Are you ready?

00:50:08Yeah

00:50:09Go

00:50:10Oh

00:50:11Right

00:50:12Here we go

00:50:13I love this one

00:50:14What happens when you cross a snowman

00:50:18With a vampire?

00:50:19Well we'll find out the punchline after the break

00:50:29Welcome back

00:50:37Before the break we pulled a cracker and asked

00:50:40What happens when you cross a snowman with a vampire?

00:50:43Go on Debs, give us a punchline

00:50:45And the answer is

00:50:46Frostbite

00:50:47You get frostbite!

00:50:49Hysterical

00:50:51Guess what causes the biggest arguments at Christmas?

00:50:56No, not to eat the last mince pie

00:50:59It's what to watch on the telly

00:51:01Nothing gets us in the Christmas spirit quite like a soap special

00:51:04So let's play the exceedingly festive sounding

00:51:08Why is this person crying?

00:51:18This game's for you John Seaman

00:51:20All you have to do is tell me why a particular soap character

00:51:23Is horrifically miserable in the selected clip

00:51:26First up

00:51:27Why is an anguished Arthur Fowler sobbing into his dressing gown

00:51:31In EastEnders on Christmas Day 1986?

00:51:34Oh he's not in a good way is he?

00:51:36But why

00:51:37I'll tell you why

00:51:38It's just pre-breakdown this

00:51:39He stole the Christmas club money

00:51:41Right

00:51:42And he just couldn't believe what he's done

00:51:43It led to him digging his own grave on the allotment

00:51:45You are bang on Thompson

00:51:47Thank you

00:51:48Yes

00:51:49Yes

00:51:51Arthur Fowler is crying because he stole the Walford residence Christmas club money

00:51:55To pay for his daughter Michelle's wedding

00:51:57Then faked a burglary to explain the missing money

00:52:01Before confessing to the police

00:52:03Getting arrested

00:52:04Falling into depression

00:52:06Then smashing up his living room

00:52:08In a violent Christmas rage

00:52:10Like you do

00:52:11Like you do

00:52:12Can we go again please?

00:52:36that was genuinely a properly powerful performance to be fair but come on guys

00:52:41it's Christmas and by the way this was the second EastEnders of the day we'd

00:52:46already had Den serving Angie with the divorce papers done how we coped I mean

00:52:52double duff duff next one why is a desperate and tearful Deirdre Barlow

00:52:59sobbing behind those distinctly 80s glasses in the 1988 Corrie special and

00:53:05it's not because she's found out that spec savers don't have a returns policy did

00:53:10Ken find out that she was having an affair with Mike I don't know if that was at

00:53:15Christmas though but it feels like it could be right is that your answer did

00:53:18Tracy finally come down from the bedroom yeah and then stop listening to the

00:53:23tapes should we go for the mic one Mike Baldwin let's go with that no completely

00:53:28wrong she's being held hostage in a towel block by a desperate man who's one of

00:53:33her constituents whose wife had just walked out on him when Deirdre took some

00:53:36toys round for the kids he told her he wasn't going to spend Christmas alone and

00:53:40barricade them into the flat here's our feisty Deirdre giving it her all in a

00:53:45physically demanding festive performance I have just about all I can take off you

00:53:50and if you want to stop me you'll have to kill me what are you doing I'm going to throw your TV set through the window

00:53:58yes to be fair Corrie's not usually quite as depressing at Christmas as some other soaps

00:54:13although let's not forget this tragic and sadly predictable 1997 car accident

00:54:19dad are turkeys for life not just for Christmas

00:54:22oh surely you're not still gonna go after it poo a little thing

00:54:25listen Chuck when Les Batterby's on the scent there's no stopping him

00:54:30what do you think you'll do it right we'll be fine this thing you leave it to me do you understand

00:54:44special effects Steve special effects right time for something altogether more

00:55:02cheerful shappies team this game to you and it's called which Christmas sitcom has gone wrong

00:55:09I'm gonna read down to Christmas sitcom storyline and all you have to do is tell me which sitcom has gone wrong

00:55:20here's your first one a van delivers a huge Christmas order to a customer including a nine-foot Christmas tree

00:55:28however the tree only measures eight foot five and three-quarter inches so the customer returns the entire

00:55:35order and ends up with no food drink or decorations so had to spend Christmas with the next-door neighbors

00:55:41which sitcom am I talking about only fools and horses now we'd never do that he's more

00:55:47um no be someone okay they live in Surbiton oh

00:55:53um um Penelope Keith and the good life well done yes it was the good life let's have a look at a very

00:56:02dowel Margo steadfastly refusing to get into the spirit of Tom and Barbara's charmingly homemade Christmas

00:56:08one two three crack

00:56:15no I see crack as a more pertinent word it is after all the stem of cracker isn't it you can't argue with that

00:56:21well I seem to have the inside of a roll of lavatory paper

00:56:27inside that oh yes what's your prefer Wellington or Nelson come on Margo get your hat on

00:56:37for a bonus point why doesn't Margo want to wear her paper hat it's the wrong newspaper

00:56:43well done yes let's have a look at her indignance and classically Margo response

00:56:50come on Margo get your hat on this is the daily mirror

00:56:54I am terribly sorry Margo please have the telegraph

00:57:00next one the main character an adult man is cast as an angel in a nativity play

00:57:09the counter-weighting system of the theatrical wires he's attached to fails

00:57:14and he jerked upwards smashing through the church roof where he had to be rescued by a helicopter

00:57:21so what sitcom am I talking about it was some mothers do have them let us have a look at this

00:57:30masterpiece of perfectly timed silliness an extraordinary physical comedy

00:57:34one more bag should do it what's that

00:57:37stop looking up there

00:57:50you dirty shepherds

00:57:53he's born in the set

00:57:57well that's ruined my Christmas

00:58:04who is Christ not that big one

00:58:09in that round John's team you've scored one point and Shaffi's team you've scored three

00:58:30it's nearly time for the break so let's pull a cracker

00:58:37Shaffi you got another one

00:58:38I've got another one shall we

00:58:39yep

00:58:40read us a joke please

00:58:42which reindeer has the worst manners

00:58:46we'll find out the punchline after the break

00:58:49welcome back

00:59:04before the break we pulled a cracker and asked which reindeer has the worst manners go on Shaffi give us a punchline

00:59:11this final round is about those festive TV moments and special episodes that are seared into the nation's collective consciousness like the lyrics to do they know it's Christmas

00:59:29Shaffi's team you're up first the lovely Paul Daniels delivered 15 consecutive Christmas specials from the late 1970s to the early 1980s but what did he make vanish in 1984 was it Debbie McGee

00:59:44well not very well because you know it would be some something big okay I'm gonna have to hurry here an elephant no it was a million pounds

00:59:56oh yes and here he is being ably assisted on that illusion but is that not Debbie McGee he made more than a million disappear we've got to ask Debbie about this haven't we the brief that Paul got you know from this we had a team and one of them came up with the

01:00:11making a million pounds vanish so the BBC agreed Paul I can remember on the way home when it was all what they were designing it he said yeah but they haven't said I have to bring it back

01:00:24okay John's team who hosted the Christmas special of the generation game for the first time in 1978

01:00:34who was before was there anyone before Bruce no but maybe 78 it might have been Larry

01:00:40oh Larry Brucey Larry and then it was Jim Davidson have to hurry in all right I'll go for Larry Larry Grayson you're right John it was Larry Grayson he'd taken over from Bruce Forsyth earlier that year

01:00:52whose legendary elaborate Christmas entertainment spectaculars involved the star playing as many as 37 different characters himself

01:01:01biggins you'll get this is it you no you remember 37 characters I get at the walrus advert but you'd remember 37

01:01:09um 37 give my clue Scottish is it Ross Abbott oh no no no no it's that's it it is it's oh yes it was Stanley Baxter well done John

01:01:25John next one whose circus was a Christmas TV tradition shown on both BBC and ITV until the final televised performance in 1983

01:01:36Billy smarts well done Debbie yes it was Billy smart circus it was first broadcast live by the BBC in 1947

01:01:45wow yeah which film now a Christmas viewing classic was first show on Christmas Day 1978

01:01:52health would it be hell no that was much no that was much well the hills alive in it they might have been oh sound of music

01:02:00sound of music

01:02:00yes it was well done

01:02:03the sound of music the BBC won a bidding war with ITV for the rights to show the film nine times over ten year period

01:02:11it was a massive bidding war now what was unusual about the Christmas special of chaotic kids show run around in 1980

01:02:19it was honestly by Mike Reed run around there Mike Reed from EastEnders that was always that yeah what was what was special about that particular one

01:02:27hmm yeah I mean I don't honestly I can't see you getting it I don't know I'll be fascinated to know it was on ice

01:02:34oh

01:02:35oh

01:02:36bold yeah we should have guessed that let's have a look at possibly one of the most ambitious Christmas special ever attempted on television

01:02:48right I'm gonna try and get out of this well done Warren do you do do you bobsleigh for the Britannia boy

01:02:53I don't actually bobsleigh for Britain though but I do compete

01:02:57you do compete I'll tell you what it's a bobsleigh can you bob it out of here please Warren

01:03:01give a nice round of applause young man does a row

01:03:04right

01:03:08roll that boy

01:03:09roll that boy

01:03:11right

01:03:13anyway er

01:03:16welcome to run around this is my mother in law

01:03:19ha ha ha ha

01:03:22an unusually nervous Mike Reed there standing very still

01:03:25tends to cling you onto a fiberglass polar bear for dear life

01:03:29ha ha ha ha

01:03:30right

01:03:31it's time for the final game

01:03:32there's a prezzi and some wrapping paper on everybody's desk

01:03:35the best wrap presents after 30 seconds wins the points

01:03:39here we go

01:03:40okay

01:03:41three

01:03:42two

01:03:43one

01:03:44go

01:03:45right

01:03:46and I can't believe I've got a hammer

01:03:48oh

01:03:49look what I've got

01:03:50oh

01:03:51what is that

01:03:52oh it's a snowball Stephen Bailey

01:03:54oh

01:03:55you know I love a Christmas snowball for my very first one my auntie gave me when I was ten

01:04:00god love Manchester

01:04:01the tape is so hard

01:04:03oh my god John

01:04:04oh oh this is not bad actually

01:04:06it's not mine

01:04:07perfect

01:04:08how long's left to feel so

01:04:10apart from Stephen I'm struggling

01:04:13ho ho ho

01:04:16okay

01:04:17put your sticky tape down and let's have a look

01:04:19biggins that is a quite a beauty that

01:04:23that's beautiful

01:04:24that does look good

01:04:25and yours are very neat girls

01:04:26very neat

01:04:27not sure what happened there Debbie but it looks it looks like a plant

01:04:31but I don't think it is

01:04:32it's a football

01:04:33let's have a look at yours love

01:04:35ha ha ha

01:04:37ha ha ha

01:04:38ha ha ha ha

01:04:39god it's a badminton racket

01:04:40oh that's brilliant Stephen let's have a look at yours

01:04:42in my defence I normally put everything in a bag

01:04:45please clean go to what it is

01:04:48it's wrapped

01:04:49well you've obviously lost miserably John's team

01:04:52one point to Shappe's team

01:04:53yay

01:04:54yay

01:04:56yay

01:04:57yay

01:04:58yay

01:04:59so put your badly wrapped presses away please

01:05:01in fact feel free to keep them

01:05:03them because they are your secret Santa gift. I knew you wanted a football Debbie. Okay I'm

01:05:10going to quickly toss up the scores and I can tell you that tonight's winners are John's team.

01:05:15Well done John's team congratulations Shappies team you don't go away empty-handed you get an

01:05:32already out of date Cliff Richard Callender John's team you've won tonight's star prize the Christmas

01:05:45Quiz Night Bowl of Golden Sprouts thank you all at home for watching and a very Merry Christmas

01:06:02we'll be right back.

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