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Hello, everybody. I'm Richard Osman, welcome back to House Of Games.

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As you know, all week I'm joined by four famous faces

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who are battling it out to win this extraordinary trophy right there.

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They are Nish Kumar,

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Anneka Rice,

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Clara Amfo, and Mr Al Murray.

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Welcome back, everybody. Been together three days.

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-Nish, you've had two wins.

-Yeah.

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Al, you've had one win. Clara, thus far, zero wins.

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Anneka, also zero wins.

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But the last show, suddenly you learned to use the buzzer.

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Yeah! I had a bit of therapy in the dressing room and now I understand.

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Are you absolutely bang up for it today?

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Yeah, bang up for it - whatever that means, Richard, yeah.

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-It means you're going to win.

-OK.

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Let's take a look at the leaderboard.

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Don't forget, at the end of each show there's also prizes.

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Nish, yesterday you walked away with some House Of Games binoculars.

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-Yeah.

-You've also got some House Of Games driving gloves.

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Al, you have that House Of Games dressing gown from Monday.

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Seems a long time ago, your last victory.

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Let's take a look at what the prizes are today, shall we?

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-ALL:

-Oh!

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-What is that?

-What do you mean, "What is that"?

-Is that a teasmade?

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It's not a teasmade, it's a House Of Games teasmade.

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There's a thermos flask there, House Of Games coasters,

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House Of Games football, and a House Of Games tote bag.

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Anneka, when you win at the end of today's show,

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what are you most tempted by?

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-I still want the towel from Tuesday.

-You can't have the towel.

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The moment's gone, Anneka.

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Clara, how are you feeling? Still without a daily win.

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I am feeling a type of way. I'm playing for it today.

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That'd be nice. Al, you won on Monday, you were the big favourite,

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you've been overhauled a little bit by Nish.

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Today's the nitty gritty, the battle for the galaxy.

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I hadn't thought of it in that way before

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but you are absolutely right, it really is the battle for the galaxy.

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This is the moment historians will look back at and say,

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"That Thursday, Richard Osman's House Of Games is where

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"the die was cast for Western civilisation."

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Nish, you currently lead. Confident at holding on to that lead?

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-If by confident you mean absolutely not confident, then yes.

-Excellent.

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-Shall we play?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

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OK, what are we starting with? Let's take a look.

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This is a new one.

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We've taken the title, in this case, of a film and changed one letter.

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We've then provided a synopsis to this imaginary film we've created.

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You have to tell us what you think the altered title is.

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I know you don't understand that at home

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but you will do after the very first one, I promise you.

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-Nish, we're starting with you.

-OK.

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-Shall we take a look at the first question?

-Let's do it.

-This is not

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on the buzzers. What is the altered film title we're looking for here?

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I believe this is Mad Max is the original film

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and you've changed it to Sad Max.

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Let's see.

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Right answer. Very well done.

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You see, it sounds complicated but it's not. Anneka.

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I'm going to be stuck cos of my non-filmic life.

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So, you're phobic of cinemas.

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Yeah, I haven't been to the cinema since I was about nine.

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And apparently I've got overempathy.

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And whatever's happening in the film I get totally involved in it

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that I'm hysterical. So, that meant nothing to me.

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-You've heard of films, though?

-Heard of them.

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-You don't have to go and see the film.

-Yeah, OK.

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So, Anneka, this is yours.

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Which imaginary film does this synopsis describe?

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The Bards!

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Is it The Bards?

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It is. Very well done.

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It was The Birds, we changed it to The Bards and that was the synopsis.

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Clara, first question for this Thursday.

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Which imaginary film is this a synopsis for?

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Robocod!

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Is that the right answer?

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It is indeed.

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Robocop, of course, the film. We changed it to Robocod.

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Al, here is yours.

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-Nightmare On Elf Street.

-Is it...?

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It is indeed. Very well played.

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Back to you, Nish. Which imaginary film is this the synopsis for?

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-I think it's The Germinator.

-Is it...?

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Very well done, yeah. Based on The Terminator from 1984.

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Anneka, you get this.

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Coldfinger.

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Coldfinger...

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is the correct answer. Very well played.

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-Clara.

-Hello.

-Here's yours.

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Aquaman.

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No!

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-No.

-Anybody else?

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-Al?

-Gokzilla.

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Oh!

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Is the correct answer. Very well done.

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Godzilla there with Gok Wan.

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Al Murray, here's the last question in this round.

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What imaginary film is this?

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Silence Of The Lamps.

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Is the correct answer. Very well played.

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Very successful round there. Almost 100%.

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Let's take a look at the scores.

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Feeling worried yet, Nish?

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-I'm tense already.

-Excellent. That's how we like it.

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-Shall we play another round?

-Absolutely.

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Let's see what we're going to play next. It is...

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This time we are playing in pairs.

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As always, the person in last place gets to choose who they're

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playing with. The last three days in a row that's been Anneka.

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-But it's not you this time. Clara...

-It's really painful to hear.

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But only cos of Gokzilla.

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-All right.

-Who would you like to pair up with in this round?

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-I'm going to go with Nish.

-Anneka and Clara, if you change seats.

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Let's pay Dim Sums.

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In this round, you're going to need general knowledge

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and basic arithmetic. I'll bring up a category for Dim Sum then

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I'll explain how we're going to play it.

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Anneka and Al, what category would you like to go for?

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The Queen, I think.

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OK, we're going to show you a sum.

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What multiplied by what equals 32?

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I'm now going to show you four options

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to help you fill in that sum. You've got to choose the right two options.

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Here are your four options.

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OK.

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-Anne's are Zara and Peter...

-Yeah.

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-Charles' are William and Harry.

-Yeah.

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-Edward's are thingybob and wotsit.

-Yeah.

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-Andrew's are Eugenie and...

-And that's eight.

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And the Queen's got four children.

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4 x 8 = 32.

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So what are we going to go for?

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The number of children...

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-Which you think is?

-We think is 4.

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So you think the grandchildren is 8.

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Let's see if you're right.

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Absolutely right.

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Absolutely right. Very well done.

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Clara, Nish, which of those would you like to go for?

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I'm thinking...Mercury?

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What do you think that is?

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-Might be facts about Mercury.

-Could be facts about Queen.

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Wow, how does your brain work, Nish?

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-All right, let's go for Mercury.

-Let's do it.

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-Why are you going for Mercury?

-I just like the sound of it.

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Well, your sum on the category

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of Mercury is this.

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What minus what equals ten?

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Here are your four options.

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Can you fill in that sum

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with two of these, please?

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-See, I told you.

-Yeah.

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The last two digits of the year

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the film Mercury Rising was released.

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-In the video, he looked like he was about...28?

-Yeah.

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What about Mercury Rising?

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I feel like that was sort of in the

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early '00s. I think at the latest

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-it's 2010.

-I reckon it's the year

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-Mercury Rising was released...

-Yeah.

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..minus Mercury's melting point.

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Do you think it'd be the other way?

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Cos the last two digits of

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-Mercury Rising...at most are going to be...

-Ten...

-Eight or ten.

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Let's go for melting point

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minus Mercury's orbit equals ten.

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OK. Mercury's melting point in Celsius minus Mercury's

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orbit around the sun in days

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equals ten. Let's fill in the sums.

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-Oh!

-Oh!

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This would be have to be -49

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to be 10.

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Oh... I know what it is now.

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Al, you have an idea?

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Yeah. I think it's Mercury Rising

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minus Mercury's orbit.

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I think Mercury Rising

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was late '90s.

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When was Mercury Rising released?

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You would have been right.

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Oh...

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-Look how close you were on Freddie Mercury's age, though.

-Yeah.

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He's 29. Unlucky. Nothing there.

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Before we look at the scores, if you could just swap back seats, please.

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Thank you so much. Let's see how that has affected today's scores.

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Anneka, you did say you were going to win today.

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I've learnt my snack level. I'm fine.

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-Shall we have a look at our third round today?

-Yeah.

-Let's play...

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In this round, you'll see three clues which will reveal

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letter by letter, from Z backwards to A.

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You have to work out what the clues are and simply buzz in

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when you can tell us what connects them, please.

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One point for each answer. Here are your first three.

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What connects these three words? Fingers on buzzers, please.

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The letters will turn up one by one

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as the alphabet...

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BUZZER That is Clara.

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-Teeth.

-Are they teeth?

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Let's fill in the rest of them.

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Well played.

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Well done.

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Sounded so complicated, this round.

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-It really did.

-It's actually kind of simple, right?

-Yeah.

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Well played, Clara. Here are your next three clues.

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What connects these three words?

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BUZZER That is Clara.

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-Birds.

-Yeah.

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It is not birds, I'm afraid.

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Let's continue.

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Clara frozen out.

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BUZZER Nish.

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Golf.

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Golf scores is the correct answer.

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That was hard, I have to say.

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-Bad luck.

-Gotta be all three.

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-That's unlucky.

-That's tough.

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What's the connection between these three words?

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BUZZER Al.

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-Too late, I'm afraid. You're frozen out.

-No.

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Carry on.

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BUZZER Anneka.

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-Too late as well...

-Universities.

-It's not universities.

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You're frozen out.

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Just Nish and Clara. Here we go.

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BUZZER

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-Nish.

-Shoes.

-They are shoes.

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Turns out in that round we might as well have written Oxford,

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brogue and clog and just said, "Buzz in."

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Three more words. What connects these?

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BUZZER

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-Al.

-National parks.

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Is it national parks?

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Well played, Al. This is a tense one.

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The first one we've seen all four just leaning forward.

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Here are your next three.

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Good lord.

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BUZZER Clara.

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In The Midnight Garden.

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Is that right?

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-No!

-Not, I'm afraid.

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You're frozen out.

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Anyone?

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BUZZER

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-Al.

-In The Night Garden.

-Is that right?

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Oh, come on!

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What did you say?

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In The Midnight Garden.

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Which is technically...a garden.

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Which I feel deserves at least half a point.

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I'm going to give you both a point for that, I think.

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-Thank you.

-I had to give other people a chance.

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I wouldn't have got that if you hadn't...got me there. Thanks.

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-It's all right.

-Here is your next one. What connects these words?

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If anyone buzzes in now it'd be amazing.

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BUZZER

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Al.

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Famous train services.

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I would say that is absolutely correct.

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Well played, Al.

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-Yes.

-What connects these three?

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BUZZER

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Clara.

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Types of sausage.

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You are absolutely right.

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Very well done.

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Here's your last one in this round.

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What connects these three clues?

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What's that?

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BUZZER

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That is Nish.

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Is it...like, rappers?

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I can't give you rappers,

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I'm afraid.

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Frozen out.

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I think it's possible Clara knows.

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-BUZZER

-Oh, come on!

-Al...

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-That is a point off Al.

-Oh, no!

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That is absolutely outrageous gamesmanship.

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They are three DJs.

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Is the right answer. Very well done.

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That was indeed famous DJs.

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I appreciate your competiveness, Al, but there are rules to this.

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I was just banging the thing to see if it would go off.

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That is the end of that round.

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Let's take a look at what that has done to the scores.

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That is super-close. Two rounds to go.

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Let's see what we're playing next.

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I need you all to take your tablets out, please.

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I'm going to ask you a question.

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There's lots of right answers, write one down.

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Your answer must be correct but it also must be unique.

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You will not get a point if you write down the same as anyone else.

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Also, I have a tablet of my own for this round.

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I'll be writing down an answer as well

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and if you match my answer you'll lose a point.

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-Let's take a look at the first category.

-Blimey.

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-CLARA:

-Oh, great.

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So you need to give a correct answer

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but also not an answer that anyone else will give.

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Anyone in Premier League history. That started in...early '90s.

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So, any person who scored 100 goals or more in the Premier League.

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You have to get a right answer and one that nobody else said.

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Nish, what have you gone for?

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I've taken a big, big.... I think a risk here.

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I've gone Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink.

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Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, says Nish.

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Is that a correct answer?

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It is a correct answer. Very well played.

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I'm sort of suspecting that Anneka won't have

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gone for Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink.

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I'm really blushing as I do this.

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-Rio Ferdinand.

-Does he play football?

-He does play football

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but he's a defender.

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Is that a right answer?

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It's not, I'm afraid. Clara.

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I said Paul Ince.

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Paul Ince. Is that right?

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INCORRECT BUZZER

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What's his position?

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-Midfield.

-Right.

-Al, what have you gone for?

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I put Alan Shearer then I thought that's too obvious

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so I changed it to Dennis Bergkamp.

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Dennis Bergkamp. Is that a correct answer?

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-It's not. You should have kept with Alan Shearer.

-I know.

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Well, you shouldn't have, cos I said Alan Shearer as well,

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-so you wouldn't have got a point anyway.

-Too obvious.

-There you go.

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The only person to score a point - Nish. Very well played.

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Well done.

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Lots of other correct answers there, so well done at home if you said...

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Oh, did I not say Les?

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Uh, no, you didn't.

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Very well done if you said any of those and you said a unique one.

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Here's your next category.

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Anyone who's had a solo UK Christmas number one since 1990, please.

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If you've got one at home, let's see if it's right, let's see

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if any of our contestants have said the same thing.

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-Anneka, what have you gone for?

-Gone for Cliff.

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Cliff Richard, since 1990...

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Is that right?

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Correct. Very, very well done.

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-Clara, what've you gone for?

-I've gone for Alexandra Burke.

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Who won The X Factor.

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Christmas number one with Hallelujah, possibly?

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Is that a correct answer?

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It is indeed. Very well done.

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-Al.

-Similar line of thinking. Shayne Ward with That's My Goal.

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Another X Factor winner but was it Christmas number one?

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Is that a correct answer?

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It is a correct answer, very well played.

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And very obscure as well, if I may say so.

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Nish, have you got a correct answer?

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-Have you said the same as any of our others here?

-I've gone for...

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Gary Jules.

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Who did Mad World. Is that a correct answer?

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No, it was Gary Jules and Michael Andrews did Mad World.

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So no points for Nish.

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A point each for all of our other contestants, though.

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Unless, of course, I've written the same as one of you.

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Oh, no.

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And I have written - spelled correctly - Shayne Ward.

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-So sorry. I thought that's so obscure...

-Same here.

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Sorry at home if you said Shayne Ward as well.

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Very well played. Points there to Clara and Anneka.

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-Amazing.

-Let's take a look at some other possible answers you could

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have had, so if you said any of these that haven't been mentioned

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you'd have scored a point.

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Oh, Whitney!

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Lot of X Factor winners there...

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Very well done if you said any of those. Here's your next category.

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It's difficult.

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So you gotta get a correct answer, it's gotta be unique.

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European capital cities less than 500 miles away from London.

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-This is difficult, isn't it?

-It is difficult.

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-Everybody written one?

-Yeah.

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OK, we're going to start with Clara.

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-OK.

-So European capital city...

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What have you gone for?

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Madrid?

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Is that within 500 miles of London?

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It's not, I'm afraid.

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It's a capital city but not within 500 miles of London. Al?

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Luxembourg.

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It's Luxembourg City but I would give you Luxembourg

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but is it within 500 miles of London?

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It is indeed. Very well played.

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-That's a good answer.

-That's a good answer.

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Oh, you've got the look of a man who's also written Luxembourg.

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No, I've got the look of a man who's written Lisbon.

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-Is that within 500 miles?

-I don't think so.

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Oh, that's the wrong answer. Anneka.

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You should all have just written Paris.

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-What have you written?

-Copenhagen.

-Surely that's within 500 miles.

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-It's not.

-Oh.

-Al, you're the only person with a point in that round.

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Hopefully, unless you've done it again.

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-I wrote Brussels.

-Yes!

0:22:350:22:37

-Well played, Al. A point for Al. Very well done.

-Yes!

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Here are the correct answers you could have gone with.

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Those were the only correct answers.

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Very well done if you said one of those. That's the end of that round.

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Well played, everybody. Let's see what that's done to the scores.

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It was very close beforehand, how's it looking now?

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Still very close.

0:23:000:23:01

-Just one round to go. Shall we play our final round?

-Let's do it.

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As always, it is...

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As always, there are two answers to each question

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and they smash into each other.

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So, for example, if I showed you a picture of Clara's face

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and asked you for a flat oven-baked Italian bread,

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-you would say Clara Amfocaccia.

-Clara Amfocaccia.

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Absolutely right. Good luck to all of you. Here's your first category.

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The pictures will be mythical creatures and there'll be

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a clue underneath them, you smash the answers together.

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A point for a correct answer and you lose a point if you give us an

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incorrect answer - and you are all within three points of each other.

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Good luck.

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-That's Nish.

-Unicornish pasty.

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LAUGHTER

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Is it Unicornish pasty?

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It is. Very, very well done.

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Here is your next one.

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-Nish.

-Werewolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

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Is that right?

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Of course it's right.

0:24:310:24:33

Goodness me, you're good at these. Here's your next one.

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Clara.

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Adrian the mermaid...

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It isn't Adrian the mermaid.

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You are frozen out. Anybody else?

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-Al.

-Mermadrian...

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Mermaidan...

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LAUGHTER

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Not Mermadrian anything, I'm afraid.

0:25:050:25:08

Nish or Anneka, do you want a go?

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I know the answer now.

0:25:100:25:12

At home, anybody? They're all shouting out. It is...

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Maermaidan Turner.

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Al and Clara lost a point.

0:25:170:25:19

Here's your next category.

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See the pictures then see the clues and smash them together, please.

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Clara.

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Brian Maypole.

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It is. Very well done.

0:25:410:25:43

Here's your next one.

0:25:450:25:46

Clara.

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You gotta answer immediately, I'm afraid.

0:25:560:25:58

-Kurt...

-No, you are locked out.

0:25:580:25:59

-Kurt Cobaintree!

-You are locked out.

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-Al.

-Kurt Cobaintree.

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Come on!

0:26:040:26:05

It was and Al was the quickest on

0:26:050:26:08

the buzzer to give the answer.

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I had got that as well. As well as you getting it.

0:26:090:26:13

You cannot buzz in too early. I know your game.

0:26:130:26:15

You mustn't do it. But it is Kurt Cobaintree. Here's your next one.

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Slashley Cole.

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LAUGHTER

0:26:280:26:30

It is Slashley Cole. Well done.

0:26:320:26:34

Let's take a look at your next category.

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What are the toppings, what's the answer? Smash them together.

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Fiorentina Fey.

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Is the correct answer.

0:26:500:26:53

Very well done.

0:26:530:26:56

TIME UP KLAXON

0:26:560:26:59

That is the end of the round. Who has won Thursday's House of Games?

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Let's take a look at the final scores. Our winner is...

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Nish has won again!

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Three days in a row!

0:27:130:27:15

Clara, if you hadn't lost those points you would have won

0:27:180:27:21

the round easily.

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Nish, I don't know how you won that.

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It was Werewolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

0:27:250:27:28

-That was very good.

-Not endlessly buzzing in and giving wrong answers.

0:27:280:27:32

Very well played, Nish. As if we have to ask,

0:27:320:27:34

-what prize are you going to go for?

-I want the teasmade.

0:27:340:27:37

Very well played.

0:27:370:27:40

Well, we've had four days now of House Of Games.

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Tomorrow is the final show of the week where we discover our champion.

0:27:420:27:47

Shall we take a look at the leaderboard

0:27:470:27:49

-leading into our last day?

-Yeah.

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Tomorrow's double points Friday.

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That trophy could be anybody's, still. Apart from Anneka.

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-Respectfully.

-I am the most consistent player here.

-You are.

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I mean, you really are, I'll give you that.

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-So even. Calm...

-It's all to play for tomorrow.

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Someone's going to become the champion of the week.

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I will see all of you tomorrow.

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I will see all you tomorrow, too, on the House Of Games.

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APPLAUSE

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I am absolutely delighted with that.

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