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00:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:29Peter's, Nina Wadia, and Stephen Mangan.
00:36Well, only two days left.
00:38He's got two wins under his belt over there.
00:40What are you going to do, Andy, to get it back?
00:42I had my very inspirational meal of champions last night.
00:47What's that, pray?
00:48Fish fingers, severed, baked beans, and Peter's perfect mash.
00:54And do you feel fired up after that?
00:56That is the meal of champions.
00:58Yeah.
00:58Now, I'm coming for you, and I'm coming for that.
01:03Shona, did you have a special meal last night?
01:05I think I just thought about why I thought I would smash this.
01:09Because quite clearly, I'm not.
01:12Well, you're doing very well, I have to say.
01:14Thank you.
01:14You've been very strong every day.
01:16I think you've got a win in you for sure.
01:17Thank you.
01:18Maybe it's today.
01:19You've got to be in it to win it, as I say.
01:20Yeah.
01:20Nina?
01:21Yeah.
01:21You've been very strong all week as well.
01:23You've been pushing everyone.
01:24It's been fun.
01:25I like any kind of game that's on the iPad.
01:28I just feel safe playing with something in my hands.
01:31I feel quite exposed when I don't have either pen, paper, or something.
01:35Yeah.
01:35Stephen?
01:37Have you been doing your analysis?
01:38How are the team feeling about everything?
01:40The team have got, that's a new idea.
01:42We've been running some things up a flagpole and we'll see if they clutter.
01:45Yeah.
01:46Well, let's have a look at where each of you is on our weekly leaderboard.
01:52So, we have Shona on five, Nina on seven, Andy on nine.
01:55And only two points ahead is Stephen.
01:57Don't let him get into your head, everyone.
01:59OK, and of course, whoever wins today will get one of our extraordinary prizes.
02:05We've got sunglasses, we've got a tea caddy, sliders.
02:08Is that a bee hotel?
02:10Yes, it is a bee hotel.
02:12And a very splendid record player, Shona.
02:15Record player, all over it.
02:17Of course.
02:17Yeah.
02:17Goes without saying.
02:18Yeah.
02:19Andy, what do you like the look of?
02:21I like the sunglasses.
02:23Mm-hmm.
02:24Nina, anything calling to you?
02:25Well, I mean, the record player is just so gorgeous, isn't it?
02:28I think it would have to be that.
02:30Stephen?
02:31Bee hotel or the record player?
02:32Maybe the bee hotel.
02:34Yeah.
02:34OK, well, should we get on?
02:37Yeah.
02:37We'll be here on Thursday's House of Games.
02:43Sounds like.
02:44So in this game, we'll show you a category, and then we'll show you some pictures that sound
02:49like something in that category.
02:51This is a Fingers on Buzzers round.
02:52So, let's have a look.
02:55Our category is types of seating.
02:58Here's our first one.
03:04Yes, Andy.
03:05Ray box.
03:07It's a valiant attempt.
03:08Like a box has seats in it.
03:09Yeah, but it's not right.
03:12Stephen?
03:13Bean bag.
03:14It is.
03:15Sean Bean and punch bag.
03:18So, you had the right idea, but just both were wrong.
03:21I met his wife the other day.
03:22Did you?
03:23Ray Winston.
03:26Ray Winston.
03:28Right, let's have our next pair of clues.
03:31Now, what type of seating is this?
03:39Yes, Nina.
03:40Barstool?
03:41It is barstool.
03:43Barstool.
03:44What's that on the right?
03:46Tool.
03:46Tool.
03:47Metal bars.
03:48An alerky is a tool.
03:50OK.
03:50Bars tool.
03:51Very good.
03:52Well done, Nina.
03:53Well done.
03:53Excellent.
03:54Right.
03:55OK, let's have our next one, please.
03:58What type of seating is this?
04:03Yes, Stephen.
04:04A wing back.
04:06Is correct.
04:08Well done.
04:09Third wing and a person's back.
04:11OK, so, new category.
04:14Types of meal.
04:15So, what type of meal is this?
04:21Yes, Andy.
04:22Picnic.
04:23Is it picnic?
04:25A nice pick.
04:26And Nick Crimshaw.
04:27Well done.
04:28Picnic.
04:28Very good.
04:29Here's your next question.
04:35Yes, Stephen.
04:36Is it Polish deli?
04:42It's not.
04:43It's not.
04:45Buff.
04:46Yes, Nina.
04:48Buffet.
04:49Is it buffet?
04:50I don't know what that is.
04:52It is a buffet.
04:54So, we've got shoe buff and fey tosia.
04:57What, from Steps?
04:58From Steps.
04:59Point for Nina.
05:00So, what type of meal is this?
05:07Yes, Shona.
05:09Barbecue.
05:09Is it barbecue?
05:11Yes.
05:11Oh.
05:11Well done.
05:12I think it is.
05:14Very good.
05:14A barber.
05:15And a Q, of course.
05:16Very good.
05:17New category.
05:19Oh.
05:20Animated characters.
05:22Which animated character is this?
05:25Yes, Andy.
05:26Ariel.
05:27Is it Ariel?
05:28Is it The Little Mermaid?
05:30It is.
05:30Well done.
05:31Thank you.
05:32And the next one.
05:40Yes, Andy.
05:42Stewie Griffin.
05:44It is, you know.
05:46Well done.
05:47That's in Stew.
05:49A wee.
05:50Griff Rees-Jones.
05:51And an N.
05:52Yeah.
05:52Stewie Griffin.
05:53Well done.
05:54OK, so this is the final one in this round.
05:58Which animated character is this?
06:02Stephen.
06:03Mickey Mouse.
06:04Is it Mickey Mouse?
06:06It is Mick Jagger.
06:09A key and a mouse.
06:10Very good.
06:11Well done.
06:11That's the end of that round.
06:13Excellent.
06:14Let's have a look at the scores.
06:18So, we have Shona on one.
06:20Nina on two.
06:21Andy and Stephen tied on three.
06:24Andy's got that sweet taste of victory in his nostrils once more.
06:29OK, let's move on to round two.
06:35Which is The Odd Couple.
06:36So, of course, this time we're playing in pairs.
06:39Shona, with the lowest score at the moment,
06:41you get to choose who you'd like to be in a team with.
06:44I'm going to stick with girl power and go with Nina.
06:46Hang on a minute.
06:47I know what happens next.
06:48So, Andy and Nina, could you swap seats, please?
06:51Here we go.
06:53Thank you very much.
06:55So elegant.
06:56Thank you.
06:56So, Shona and Nina, you will be one pair.
06:59Andy and Stephen, you will be another pair.
07:01So, Shona and Nina, we'll start with you.
07:03OK.
07:03I'm going to show you a mashed-up autobiography of two famous people who share the same initials.
07:11I'm going to ask each of you for a name, and if you get both names right, you get a
07:16point.
07:16Right, let's have our first mashed-up autobiography, please.
07:20My early career is noted for serious work such as Citizen Kane and Macbeth, not to mention the colour purple.
07:28But then I let my fun side out by screaming, you get a car, at my talk show audience.
07:35So, those are two people being described there, OK?
07:38OK.
07:38I need Shona for you to give me one of them.
07:41Either one.
07:42What do you think, Shona?
07:43Oprah Winfrey.
07:46Yes, it is.
07:47Oprah Winfrey.
07:48So, Nina, now you're looking for the other one, and it will have the same initials as Oprah Winfrey.
07:54I know this person.
07:55Do you want to have a guess?
07:57No.
07:58No.
07:59No?
07:59No.
08:00OK.
08:01We'll time you out.
08:03Anyone else?
08:04Orson Welles.
08:05Orson Welles.
08:07Director of Citizen Kane, Anne Macbeth, and actor as well, yeah, Orson Welles.
08:11Unlucky.
08:11Oh, sorry.
08:13Don't worry.
08:13Right, we will move on to Andy and Stephen.
08:17Here's your mashed-up autobiography.
08:20Following Margaret Thatcher as Prime Minister was a tough job, so after leaving politics,
08:25I made a splash in another way by becoming Aquaman in 2016.
08:31So, Andy, can you give me one of those names?
08:37John Major.
08:39Is it John Major?
08:41As Stephen puts his head in his hands, knowing that he has to do the other one.
08:45Oh, isn't he?
08:45So, John Major is correct.
08:47Well done, Andy.
08:48So, we're looking for another name, Stephen, with the same initials as John Major.
08:54I'm going to take a guess on this.
08:56OK.
08:57And I'm going to say Jimmy McAnally.
09:03Was Aquaman played by Jimmy McAnally?
09:06It was a real publicist.
09:07Cheeky little Jimmy McAnally.
09:07Oh.
09:08He wasn't.
09:10Anybody else?
09:11Jason Momoa?
09:12Is it Jason Momoa?
09:15Jason Momoa and John Major.
09:17Unlucky.
09:18Right.
09:19Let's have our next one for Shona and Nina.
09:23Before serving as a Labour MP and presenting Good Morning Britain, I wrote children's books about Noddy and the famous
09:32Five.
09:33Now, we're going to start with you, Nina.
09:36Can you give me one of those names?
09:38Enid Blyton.
09:40Am I getting this very wrong?
09:41Is Enid Blyton one of the names we're looking for?
09:45It is indeed.
09:47So, Shona, do you have any idea who the other name could be with the same initials, E-B?
09:54Ed Balls?
09:54Is it Ed Balls?
09:58It is!
10:00Well done.
10:02Ed Balls served as Labour MP before presenting Good Morning Britain and, of course, Enid Blyton wrote Noddy and the
10:08Famous Five.
10:09Right.
10:09Now, we're back to you, Andy and Stephen.
10:11OK.
10:12Let's have a look at your mash-up.
10:16Highlights of my enduring collaboration with Christopher Nolan include Inception and the lead role in Oppenheimer,
10:22while scousers everywhere were surely delighted when I took home the Strictly Glitterball.
10:29Stephen, you'll be first to give a name.
10:32Cillian Murphy.
10:34Is Cillian Murphy up there?
10:37He is.
10:38Andy, can you give me the other name with the same initials?
10:42Colin?
10:44Has Colin Murray ever...
10:45No, he's not Liverpool Paddling.
10:46Stop.
10:48Is it someone from Brookside?
10:50No.
10:51I don't know.
10:52No?
10:52OK.
10:53Any clues over here?
10:55Any guesses?
10:56Chris McCausland.
10:57Is it Chris McCausland?
10:58Oh.
11:00Chris McCausland.
11:01Lovely.
11:02Right.
11:03Well, that's the end of the round.
11:04So, Nina and Andy, could you go back to your seats, please?
11:07Do-do-do-do.
11:09Do-do-do.
11:10Bop-bop-bop.
11:11Could have been on Strictly ourselves.
11:13Yeah, exactly.
11:15Right.
11:15Let's have a look at the scores after our first two rounds here on Thursday's House of Game.
11:20Well, look at that.
11:21We have Shona on two.
11:23Andy, Nina and Stephen all tied on three.
11:25So, if anyone's getting it, it really is.
11:26OK.
11:27Very good.
11:28Round three is...
11:34Four little words.
11:35So, get your tablets out.
11:36Mm-hmm.
11:36I'm going to play you four very short snippets from well-known songs.
11:42And first up, you're going to hear someone singing the word, maybe.
11:45All you have to do is write down the name of one of the artists, but one that you think
11:51the other players might not get.
11:53You get a point if you get a correct answer, but only if no one else has said the same
11:58one
11:58as you.
11:59So, let's hear our first snippet of a song.
12:03Maybe.
12:04And the next one.
12:06Maybe.
12:08And the next one.
12:09Maybe.
12:10And the last one.
12:12Maybe.
12:13Right.
12:14We can listen to them again.
12:16Maybe.
12:17Maybe.
12:19Five.
12:19Maybe.
12:21Maybe.
12:24Everybody's in.
12:24Right.
12:25Now, let's hear each of those songs and find out what they each are.
12:30So, the first one.
12:31Hey, I just met here.
12:33And this is crazy.
12:34So, that's Call Me Maybe by Carly Rae Jetson.
12:38Call Me Maybe.
12:39It's hard to...
12:40And the second one.
12:44Oh, wow.
12:46Possibly Maybe by...
12:49Björk.
12:50Possibly Maybe.
12:51The third one.
12:53I'm thinking now.
12:56Maybe we...
12:57Thinking Out Loud by Ed Sheeran.
13:00Where we are.
13:01You got all these, didn't you, Stephen?
13:03Oh, all of them.
13:04I decided against putting any of this down, though.
13:06And the fourth one.
13:08Maybe I'm crazy.
13:10Oh, now I was barking.
13:11Of course.
13:12Crazy.
13:13Oh.
13:15Right.
13:16Shona, which one, if any of them, did you go for?
13:19Carly Rae.
13:20Carly Rae Jetson.
13:22That is correct.
13:23If nobody else has said that, you'll get a point.
13:25Right, Andy, what did you go for?
13:27I said...
13:29Niles Barkley.
13:30Wow.
13:30Niles Barkley.
13:32So, again, correct answer.
13:34So, if nobody else has said Niles Barkley, then you get the point.
13:36Nina, what did you go for?
13:38I'm just going home now.
13:41I wrote George Michael.
13:43George Michael.
13:44Yes.
13:44Who isn't up there, unfortunately.
13:46Baby.
13:46But never mind.
13:47I didn't understand the rules at the beginning.
13:49So, you were just making up names of singers?
13:51I'm just making up names.
13:52OK.
13:52And Stephen.
13:55Paul McCartney.
13:56Paul McCartney.
13:57We've all played different games.
13:58The great Paul McCartney.
14:00I thought it was, didn't you?
14:01OK.
14:01Well, unfortunately, that wasn't one of the options.
14:04So, that means Shona and Andy get a pointy.
14:07Well done.
14:09Well done.
14:10Well done.
14:10Right.
14:11You've got the hang of the game now.
14:12Yes.
14:12Oh, my gosh.
14:13Let's have our next word, which is Friday.
14:18So, let's hear the first snippet, please.
14:21Friday.
14:23OK.
14:24And the next one.
14:25Friday.
14:26And the next one.
14:28Friday.
14:29And the last one.
14:30Friday.
14:34OK.
14:35Can we hear them all again, please?
14:37One after another this time.
14:38Friday.
14:40Friday.
14:41Friday.
14:44If you're playing at home, did you get those?
14:46I'm so all over this.
14:50He's writing a monologue over there.
14:53Right.
14:54Let's go through the songs and find out what they actually were.
14:57Thursday.
14:58I don't care about you.
15:00It's Friday.
15:01Friday.
15:02I'm in love.
15:03By the cure.
15:04And the next one.
15:05One day.
15:06June day.
15:07One day.
15:08Do it.
15:09Friday.
15:09Black Eyed Peas.
15:10I got a feeling.
15:11And the third one.
15:16John.
15:17Crocodile Rock.
15:18Yes.
15:19And the last one.
15:23Oh.
15:26Kids in America by Kim Wilde.
15:29Let's start with you again, Shona.
15:32Kim Wilde.
15:33Wow.
15:34You got the Kim Wilde one.
15:35Love Kim Wilde.
15:36Fantastic.
15:36Kids in America.
15:37That was really tough.
15:38Okay.
15:39Very good.
15:40Andy, what did you go for?
15:42You didn't.
15:43Black Eyed Peas.
15:44Black Eyed Peas.
15:44I thought that's what you did.
15:46I thought you would know.
15:47And I knew the cure.
15:48I was like, yeah, it's the cure.
15:49That's a me.
15:50Wow.
15:50Well done.
15:51Okay.
15:51Well, if nobody else has got either of those, then you've both got points again.
15:55Nina.
15:55What did you go for?
15:57Black Eyed Peas.
15:59Oh, Andy, I'm sorry.
16:00Don't spoil it.
16:01I'm sorry.
16:02And if Stephen gets it as well.
16:04If Stephen has gone for Kim Wilde, we all disappear into a sort of black hole, I think.
16:09Right, Stephen.
16:09I will eat the buzzer if you go for Kim.
16:11I'm really sorry.
16:12No.
16:12Like you...
16:13Margaret Thatcher.
16:14Margaret Thatcher.
16:16Like Stephen was going to get Kim Wilde.
16:20Unlucky.
16:20I really thought that was it.
16:22So that's only one point for Shona.
16:24Well done, Shona.
16:25Brilliant.
16:27Final question in this round.
16:29Four more clips.
16:29Righty.
16:30And the word is...
16:32World.
16:34Let's hear the first snippet, please.
16:37World.
16:38And the next one.
16:40World.
16:41And the next one, please.
16:43World.
16:45And the final one.
16:47World.
16:48Okay.
16:50Right, let's hear them all again, one after another, please.
16:54World.
16:55World.
16:57World.
17:00I mean, there's some very distinctive voices there.
17:03Can we hear the first song, please?
17:07When the world seems to shine like you've had too much wine...
17:10That's amore, Dean Martin.
17:13Love that.
17:14And the next one, please.
17:16I travel the world and the seven seas...
17:19Sweet dreams are made of this by the Eurythmics.
17:21She's got such a distinctive voice, hasn't she, Annie Lennox?
17:24And the third one.
17:26He's got the whole world.
17:30Nina Simone.
17:31He's got the whole world in his hands.
17:33I could tell he was Nina Simone.
17:34He's got the whole world.
17:35And I guess by just deduction, you can guess that it's that song.
17:38And the final one.
17:40Around the world, around the world.
17:44It is, of course, Dark Punk and Around the World.
17:46Shona, what did you go for?
17:48I've gone for Annie Lennox.
17:50Annie Lennox.
17:51We'll accept that.
17:52It's the Eurythmics, but we'll accept that.
17:53No, that's correct.
17:55It's incorrect, though.
17:56It is Annie Lennox singing it.
17:57Guess what Andy's written.
17:58The song title, this group, is the Eurythmics.
18:00But the artist singing it is Annie Lennox.
18:03I said, which artist is this?
18:05OK, what did you go for, Andy?
18:08Eurythmics.
18:09I see.
18:10I'm afraid you cancel each other out.
18:12Oh, gutted.
18:13Nina.
18:14Here we go.
18:15What did you go for?
18:16Annie Lennox.
18:17See, so I don't know.
18:19This is a stupid thing.
18:20If Stephen goes for Eurythmics, the world can be at peace again.
18:24I think he's going to go for Dean.
18:26Luckily, I couldn't spell Eurythmics.
18:27Did you get one right?
18:29Nina Simone.
18:31Beautiful.
18:31So the only one to get a point there is Stephen.
18:34It's still easy.
18:37That is the end of the round.
18:38Let's take a look at the scores.
18:42So we have Nina on three, but tied in the lead at the moment.
18:46On four points, Ashona, Andy and Stephen.
18:49It's unbearable.
18:50It's unbearable.
18:51It's a change from yesterday.
18:53Isn't it?
18:53It's all changed now.
18:55Get into the last couple of days.
18:57Things get tough.
18:58Right.
18:58Let's move on to...
19:03Round four.
19:04I'm terrible at dating, so...
19:06Is this about me?
19:07It really isn't, Shona, I promise.
19:09Right, keep your tablets out.
19:11OK.
19:11I'm going to show you an historical event,
19:14and all you've got to do is write down what year you think it happened in.
19:18OK?
19:18Great.
19:19Let's have a look at our first event, please.
19:22The knowledge is introduced as a requirement for London taxi drivers.
19:27Wow.
19:28What year did that happen?
19:30How long has that been around for?
19:31And they still do it now.
19:32I had a conversation with the taxi driver about it last week.
19:34Really?
19:34I actually took a black cab.
19:36Yeah, so it's still a requirement for a black cab.
19:38Yeah, I was talking to him about it.
19:39Yeah, two years.
19:39Even though they are allowed to use sat-navs,
19:41but they still have to do the knowledge.
19:43That's good to know.
19:44But how long has it been a requirement, I wonder?
19:50Everybody's in.
19:51Shona?
19:522000.
19:532000.
19:54I don't know.
19:55Right, so pretty recent.
19:56Andy?
19:581915.
19:591915!
20:00Yeah, horse and cart.
20:01I don't know.
20:01Oof.
20:02We've gone way back.
20:03I don't know.
20:03Rubbish.
20:04Fantastic.
20:05OK.
20:06Nina?
20:06Yeah.
20:071970.
20:08Stephen?
20:091964.
20:11Oh.
20:11Was there any particular reason for that?
20:14Well, that's the year that the knowledge was first introduced.
20:16I'm not sure.
20:17That'll be why.
20:18That'll be why.
20:19OK.
20:20When was the knowledge first introduced as a requirement for London taxi drivers?
20:271865!
20:28Wow.
20:29And so Andy gets the point.
20:30Wow.
20:32Wow.
20:33And they were horse-drawn carriages at that point.
20:36OK.
20:36Let's have our next event, please.
20:39England's first university, other than Oxford and Cambridge, is founded in Northampton.
20:50Hmm.
20:55There you go.
20:57Don't know.
20:57OK, we're all in.
20:59Andy, we'll start with you.
21:00I went with 1910.
21:041910.
21:05Nina, what do you think?
21:06I should have gone earlier, but I've written 1921.
21:10Right.
21:11OK.
21:12Stephen?
21:13I think the first Oxford or Cambridge, around about 12-something.
21:17What?
21:17So, way?
21:18Wow.
21:18A lot of colleges were formed in 13...
21:21Yeah, the 14th century.
21:23So I've gone 1609.
21:25Right, yeah.
21:26How far back did you go?
21:28Oh, Sean, man.
21:29Pre-2000?
21:30Yeah.
21:30No.
21:34Well, I mean, there were universities being founded then.
21:37I don't know.
21:38When was England's first university, other than Oxford and Cambridge, founded in Northampton?
21:451261.
21:46Wow.
21:47Didn't go back far enough.
21:48Wow.
21:49Goodness.
21:49That's amazing.
21:49Point to Stephen for being just over 300 years old.
21:56Oxford was 1096.
21:59Was it really?
21:59Wow.
22:001096.
22:01And Cambridge was 1209.
22:03OK, let's have our final question in this round.
22:07The first episode of the BBC radio show, Woman's Hour, airs.
22:13Hmm.
22:15How long has Woman's Hour been on the radio?
22:26Everybody's in.
22:27And we'll start with Nina.
22:301968.
22:321968.
22:32Now, is that an informed answer?
22:35Or a guess?
22:36It is a guess, but I was trying to think when my mother's generation would be listening
22:42to it or watching TV or whatever, and I think it would be around then.
22:46OK, Stephen.
22:47Yeah, I've gone for a similar, similar thought.
22:511971.
22:53Right.
22:54Shona.
22:55What did you do?
22:55I can't.
22:57Shona has the universal hand sign for, I don't want to tell you what I've written.
23:03I could have led back and went, oh, Shona.
23:05You look too, Ben.
23:07Oh, Shona.
23:07Is it 1296?
23:11What have you gone for, Shona?
23:132018.
23:142018.
23:16That newfangled Women's Hour.
23:18I don't know.
23:19I thought it was just like a, I don't know, a new thing.
23:242018.
23:242018.
23:25OK, Andy.
23:26I went with 1963.
23:291963.
23:30Yeah.
23:30OK.
23:31What year was it that Women's Hour first aired?
23:371946.
23:38Very early.
23:39Andy gets the point.
23:411946.
23:42Come on, Andy.
23:44OK, well, that's the end of that round.
23:46Well done.
23:46Andy, strong round for you.
23:48Nice, Andy.
23:48Let's have a look how that has affected the scores.
23:50Remember, Andy is a one-time winner so far this week.
23:55We have Nina on three, Shona on four, Stephen on five.
23:59And now with a one-point lead, we have Andy Peters.
24:02I would take a picture, but I speak to my phone off.
24:04And it takes a long time to charge up.
24:06Let's move on into...
24:11Our final round.
24:13Wow.
24:14We're here already.
24:15It's answer smash.
24:16Andy's got a one-point lead.
24:17Can he hold on?
24:18Good luck, everybody.
24:20Can we have our first category, please?
24:23Fashion designers.
24:24Those will be the pictures.
24:25And our first question is...
24:28Which US singer has had UK number one hits with
24:31Into the Groove, Vogue and Hung Up?
24:35Yes, Nina.
24:39Madonna...
24:40Oh, God, Versace.
24:42Is it Madonna Versace?
24:44No.
24:45It's not, I'm afraid.
24:46Stephen.
24:47Madonna Karen.
24:48Is it Madonna Karen?
24:50It is Madonna and Donna Karen.
24:52Well done, Stephen.
24:54OK, let's have the next one, please.
24:57What word precedes bleu in a French term
25:00that denotes fine quality cooking?
25:04And that's Stephen.
25:05Cordonna Versace.
25:07Oh, well done.
25:08Is it Cordonna Versace?
25:11It is not, I'm afraid.
25:12Oh, oh.
25:14Yes, Shauna.
25:18Cordonna.
25:20Donatella Versace?
25:21Is it Cordonna Tella Versace?
25:24It is.
25:25Yes.
25:26It is Cordon and Donatella Versace.
25:28Well done, Shauna.
25:29Sorry, Stephen.
25:30You lose a point, of course.
25:31The point.
25:32Next one, please.
25:34And it's a new category.
25:36The category is...
25:38Lovely.
25:39Those will be your pictures.
25:43Which singer had a 1988 UK top ten single
25:46with Buffalo Stance?
25:49Yes, Andy.
25:51Naina Cherry Tomatoes.
25:53Is it Naina Cherry Tomatoes?
25:56It is Naina Cherry and Cherry Tomatoes.
25:59Naina Cherry Tomatoes.
26:00Well done, Andy.
26:01Let's keep going.
26:03What is the first name of the singer
26:04who had a UK number two hit
26:06with Girls Just Wanna Have Fun?
26:10Yes, Nina.
26:14Cindy...
26:15Cindy...
26:18What?
26:21What is that?
26:22Mustard.
26:23Cindy...
26:24Mustard.
26:25I have no idea.
26:27Is it Cindy Mustard?
26:30It's not, I'm afraid.
26:31Anyone else want to go?
26:33Yes, Andy.
26:35Cindy John Mustard.
26:37Is correct.
26:39Well done.
26:40Cindy and Dijon Mustard.
26:43OK, let's have our next one, please.
26:46Which American singer's best-known songs
26:48include Mona Lisa, Unforgettable
26:50and The Christmas Song?
26:53Yes, Shona.
26:54Nat King Coleslaw?
26:56Is it Nat King Coleslaw?
26:59It is Nat King Cole and Coleslaw.
27:02Well done.
27:03And the next question, please.
27:07That sound brings us to the end.
27:10Let's have a look at who has won Thursday's show.
27:15He's done it.
27:16He's done it.
27:17Andy Peters, with a score of eight,
27:21has won the show.
27:23So, we have Nina on one,
27:25Stephen on five, Shona on six,
27:27but Andy Peters, with a score of eight,
27:29becomes our two-time winner of the week.
27:32Well done.
27:32Thank you.
27:33I'm very excited.
27:34Congratulations.
27:35That's amazing.
27:36Let's have a look at the prizes.
27:38Please, may I have the glasses?
27:39You absolutely may have the glasses.
27:42They'll go with your beanie hat.
27:43Yeah, exactly.
27:44Lovely.
27:45Right, let's see what that's done to our weekly leaderboard.
27:49Andy and Stephen are tied on 13 points each,
27:53going into the final day.
27:56We have Nina and Shona both on eight,
27:58and it's double points Friday,
28:00so anything can happen here.
28:02OK, will you come back tomorrow and fight it out?
28:05Well, I've got to do another open-top bus parade.
28:07I mean, if you can fit it in.
28:08But, yeah, I will.
28:09If you can fit it in.
28:10I mean, he's a taxi driver, he knows the shortcut.
28:11Yeah.
28:12OK, I'll see you tomorrow for the final,
28:14and I hope you'll join us
28:15for what promises to be a big grudge match
28:18here on the House of Games.
28:49We'll see you tomorrow.
28:50These are the glasses of a winner.
28:52In your face.
28:55Oh.