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Charlie Baker, Val McDermid, Martin Offiah, Rebecca Lucy Taylor  Series 6, Week 3, Day 5  Every day this week, celebrity contestants Charlie Baker, Val McDermid, Martin Offiah and Rebecca Lucy Taylor take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.  A daily winner is declared following a quickfire round at the end of each show, and the scores are tallied across the week, resulting in an overall champion being crowned on Friday.  Will the winning stars opt for the much-coveted House of Games decanter, or will they be tempted with the House of Games fondue set?  -----  Series 6 Episode 15 (m001cc3z) (hd)

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00:00Hello, everybody. Welcome along to the final of this week's House of Games.

00:12I love it on a Friday when we don't know where the trophy is going,

00:16and we really don't today.

00:18Somebody is going to win it, that's for sure.

00:21It's going to be one of these four people, possibly one of three of them,

00:23but listen, we'll get to that.

00:25Our players this week are a terrific bunch.

00:28Martin Afire, Rebecca Lucy-Taylor, Val McDermid, and Charlie Baker.

00:36Oh, it comes down to this. It comes down to Friday.

00:40Val, three wins. Three wins, but let's take a look at the leaderboard.

00:44We might as well, mate, to start off.

00:46You're up the top, of course you are, after three wins,

00:49but a third place yesterday means it's all to play for.

00:53Charlie, just two points behind you, as we can see there.

00:55Rebecca, just three points behind you. Double points Friday.

00:58Eight for a win and so on. Val, how are you feeling?

01:01I'm feeling like the pack is snapping at my heels.

01:03Yeah. I tell you, if you want to win the trophy, you're going to have to win it, aren't you?

01:07That's the nice thing.

01:07Yep.

01:08No default here. Charlie, lovely win yesterday.

01:11If you win today as well, that two-point gap is going to close up.

01:15Will do, won't it?

01:16I always find the brighter the shirt, the lower the confidence.

01:20Really? That's interesting.

01:21Gone quite bright.

01:23Rebecca, yet to have a win this week, but a whole series of second places,

01:26and that means you could still win the trophy as well.

01:28Be a nice day to have a win, right?

01:30It would be so nice, and I want it so bad.

01:34Martin?

01:35It's the first time I've been in the relegation spot.

01:37Yeah.

01:37Well, listen, no relegation here. You're fourth.

01:39Yeah, true.

01:40Yeah, you're fourth. That's pretty nice.

01:41Champions League.

01:41And you and I can sit and watch this battle.

01:43Yeah.

01:44We can do a bit of commentary.

01:45At half-time, I might ask you for a bit of analysis.

01:48That'll be all right, wouldn't it?

01:48You can do that sort of thing easily.

01:50Yeah, a bit of punditry.

01:51Shall we take a look at today's prizes?

01:52Yeah.

01:52I know we're giving away the trophy.

01:54I know that's the most important thing, but there are prizes as well.

01:57There's the deck chair, the bread bin, the cushion, the gents cologne,

02:02or the bookends.

02:03Martin, what do you fancy?

02:05It doesn't really matter.

02:09Martin, they've blown the whistle.

02:11I'm afraid we're going to head out to our commentary.

02:14Rebecca, I know you want the trophy, but if you were to win a prize as well.

02:16I really want the trophy, and I would, you know, I'd take the deck chair.

02:21If you'll force me.

02:22If I have to, I'll take the deck chair.

02:23Val, what would you go for?

02:24Three prizes already?

02:26Well, I'd go for the deck chair.

02:27I already have one deck chair that hangs up on my office wall when it's not in use,

02:31and that would sit very nicely beside me.

02:32Beautiful.

02:32You might as well have two deck chairs you don't use.

02:35And Charlie.

02:37I'd go for the gents cologne.

02:38I've always wanted to smell like you, Richard.

02:39Yeah, I mean, it is quite something, I'll tell you that.

02:42It really is.

02:42Is it a musk?

02:44I don't know what the smell is when you walk past me.

02:47It's something, isn't it?

02:49Yeah.

02:49It's something.

02:50It's sort of, I call it hazmat.

02:52You don't dry your towels properly, is it?

02:54Exactly.

02:56That is what I asked them to do in the lab.

02:58Oh, good.

02:59Called it.

03:00Called it.

03:00Listen, what a week it's been.

03:02Great quizzing.

03:03Val is in pole position.

03:05Three wins, but anyone's trophy.

03:07Shall we do it?

03:08Yeah.

03:08Shall we find out who's going to win House of Games this week?

03:11Our first round is...

03:12Highbrow, lowbrow.

03:17Martin, we'll start with you.

03:18I'm going to ask you two questions.

03:20One is a very highbrow question, worth two points.

03:22One is a lowbrow question, worth one point.

03:24The answers are the same.

03:26OK, so the same answer to both questions.

03:28Here's your highbrow question.

03:30The school of poets whose first generation included Frank O'Hara,

03:36Barbara Guest and John Ashbery is named after which city?

03:41Gosh.

03:42You'll be able to change your answer once you see the lowbrow one,

03:45if you want, so you can just throw the name of a city out there.

03:48Paris.

03:49Paris, you're saying Paris.

03:51Let's see your lowbrow question.

03:54Which city is the sitcom Seinfeld set in?

03:58Seinfeld?

04:00New York.

04:01New York.

04:03Absolutely right.

04:04Well done.

04:05Points from Martin Afaya.

04:06Lovely start to the show.

04:07Rebecca, a highbrow question for two points for you.

04:11Which man, the author of the book The Naked Diplomat,

04:14was British ambassador to Lebanon from 2011 to 2015?

04:20The one thing we know is he'll share his name with someone

04:22who's the answer to a lowbrow question.

04:24That much we know.

04:26Richard Osmond.

04:27Richard Osmond.

04:28I mean, imagine if I had a question set about me.

04:31I'd love to see what this question is.

04:34Let's take a look.

04:34So, Richard Osmond is your answer.

04:36Let's take a look at your lowbrow question.

04:38See if I'm the answer to it.

04:39Which McFly member?

04:40I wish.

04:42Which McFly member was paired with Amy Dowden in the 2021 series of Strictly Come Dancing?

04:47It's the lead singer?

04:49Yeah.

04:50Oh, what is his name?

04:51Pretty much my favourite band, McFly.

04:55I can see his face.

04:56I could draw him.

04:58Oh, yes.

04:58No, that's round two.

05:00Round two today is draw McFly.

05:03Oh, I'm so sorry.

05:05If it helps, he shares a name with the British ambassador to Lebanon.

05:08Oh, I don't know.

05:11Harry.

05:12I don't know.

05:13Is he called Alex?

05:16David.

05:17I don't know.

05:17Alex David.

05:19Imagine if it was.

05:21Does anybody fancy it?

05:24So, Teddy, Tom Fletcher is the answer to that.

05:28Tom Fletcher.

05:29Val, a two-pointer for you.

05:34Which type of cloak, historically worn with a mask at Masquerade Balls,

05:38is thought to have taken its name from the Latin for Lord Master?

05:46Is it domino?

05:48Domino?

05:49Let's take a look at your lowbrow question.

05:53What is the name of the Bond girl played by Claudine Auger in Thunderball?

05:59I think that's domino.

06:01Is the answer domino for two points?

06:03Oh, how about that?

06:05Very good.

06:06That's the way to play that round, isn't it?

06:07Well played.

06:08Wow, very nice.

06:09Charlie, no pressure.

06:11A two-pointer for you.

06:15Denzel Washington and Viola Davies won 2010 Tony Awards for their performances

06:19in a revival of the play Fences that was written by a playwright

06:22commonly known by what first name?

06:25Tennessee.

06:31OK, Tennessee.

06:33Let's see what your lowbrow question is, see if you want to stick with it.

06:38Which song about a love triangle on the Taylor Swift album Folklore

06:41shares its title with the name of a month?

06:46January, February, March, April, Tennessee.

06:50Tennessee, it's the 10th month, right?

06:52I don't know.

06:55I'm going to say...

06:58August.

07:01August, you're saying.

07:03Let's see, is August the answer for a point?

07:06It is.

07:07Well played, Charlie.

07:10Strindberg?

07:10August Strindberg?

07:12August Wilson.

07:13August Wilson.

07:14Hmm.

07:15Well played, Charlie.

07:16We come back now to Martin.

07:19A two-pointer for you.

07:20In Lord of the Flies by William Golding,

07:25what is the nickname of a character whose glasses are used by the other boys

07:29to start a fire?

07:34Do you want to go lowbrow?

07:35Yeah, go lowbrow.

07:37Lowbrow.

07:38So, same answer.

07:40The Muppet who had a 1981 bestseller with a self-help book is Miss What?

07:48Piggy.

07:49Piggy?

07:50Another point for Martin.

07:52Well played.

07:54Miss Piggy's Guide to Life, it wasn't Piggy from Lord of the Flies.

07:57Rebecca for two points.

08:00In the Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer,

08:03which of the pilgrims tells the first tale?

08:09We did do this at school.

08:11Do you remember any of them?

08:13No.

08:13I don't know.

08:14Go on.

08:17Lowbrow.

08:18Lowbrow.

08:19Lowbrow.

08:21Which word precedes Ryder in the title of an 80s TV show starring David Hasselhoff and a talking car?

08:31Night.

08:31Night?

08:32Yes.

08:32Absolutely right.

08:35Well done.

08:35Good for you.

08:37The Knight's Tale and Knight Rider.

08:39Val.

08:40Val, you got a two-pointer in the first round.

08:43Can you get another one now?

08:44Here's your highbrow.

08:45In The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien,

08:50what is the name of the town that was destroyed by the dragon Smaug and rebuilt by Bard the Bowman?

08:58Hmm.

09:00Nope.

09:01Nope.

09:01Lowbrow.

09:02Let's go lowbrow.

09:05The cartoon Rescue Rangers, a chip and which other chipmunk?

09:13Nothing there either.

09:15Hmm.

09:16Shall we time you out?

09:17Yep.

09:18Anyone like it?

09:20Rebecca beats Charlie.

09:23He's not called Dale, is he?

09:24Chip and Dale.

09:26That is exactly who it is.

09:28Chip and Dale.

09:29And Dale does answer the top question as well.

09:32Charlie, final question of the round.

09:34A highbrow question for you.

09:37In the orchestral suite The Planets by Gustav Holst,

09:40the final movement is titled Neptune, The What?

09:43Final movement.

09:51Is it The End?

09:52Neptune, The End?

09:53Yes.

09:54Find out what you think at home.

09:55Anyone know this one?

09:56So The End is your answer.

09:57Let's take a look at your lowbrow question,

09:59see if you want to change it.

10:01What word went before the name Meg

10:03to describe the astrologer on the national lottery in the 90s?

10:10Mystic.

10:11Mystic?

10:13Absolutely right.

10:14Mystic Meg, Neptune, The Mystic.

10:15Well played, Charlie.

10:16It's the end of that round.

10:18What a close week we've had.

10:19We're going to have another close show today, I suspect.

10:22Let's take a look at the leaderboards.

10:25Two points for the lot of you.

10:27Two points for the lot of you.

10:29We now only have four rounds to find out who our champion is going to be.

10:34Let's play the next one of those immediately, shall we?

10:36It is...

10:38Tote Emoji.

10:42The player in the last place chooses their partner.

10:44I mean, that's everyone.

10:45Has anyone not chosen a partner so far?

10:47I haven't.

10:48Have you not?

10:48Okay, Rebecca, you can choose to play with.

10:51Val.

10:52Ah, that's nice.

10:54Rebecca and Charlie, if you'll swap places, please.

10:59Charlie and Martin are a team.

11:00Val and Rebecca are a team.

11:01Let's go.

11:02Now, before the show, you all had to describe a children's film to me.

11:06You're only allowed to use emojis.

11:08You've now got a guest of the children's film your partner sent to me.

11:11Charlie, before the show, Martin sent me some emojis to describe a children's film.

11:16Okay, but which children's film?

11:18Okay.

11:21Mmm.

11:24Is that cheese or a pizza?

11:27I think it's a cheese.

11:29That...

11:32It's a mousetrap, I think.

11:34A mousetrap?

11:35Mmm.

11:36Okay.

11:37Is it the mousetrap?

11:39No.

11:39Ah, a mouse.

11:41Is it ratatouille?

11:42What do you think?

11:43Ratatouille?

11:45Family.

11:46Oh, God.

11:46Stuart Little.

11:47Stuart Little.

11:48Is it Stuart Little?

11:49I'm going to go for Stuart Little.

11:51It's not Stuart Little, I'm afraid.

11:53We don't hand over points, but, Rebecca, if you were going for it.

11:55Oh, what?

11:56Parent Trap.

11:57Parent Trap?

11:59Sorry.

11:59Parent Trap, absolutely.

12:00Well played, Martin, Unlucky Charlie.

12:03Rebecca, before the show, Val sent me a clue to a children's film using just emojis.

12:10Okay.

12:10But which film?

12:11Which film is this?

12:19Finding Nemo.

12:21Is it Finding Nemo?

12:23Oh, no.

12:24That's unlucky.

12:26How is that not Finding Nemo?

12:27Something fish.

12:28I'm sorry, Val.

12:29Looking for a sequel to Finding Nemo.

12:31Oh.

12:31Oh, Finding Dory?

12:32Yeah.

12:33Oh, I'm going to give you a point for that.

12:34Yeah!

12:35I'm going to give you a point for that.

12:37You're right there, that's Dory.

12:40Finding Dory, well done if you said that at home.

12:42Well done if you said Finding Nemo as well, because I've just given you a point.

12:44Yeah.

12:45Now, Martin, Charlie sent me a children's film in the form of emojis, but which children's film is it?

12:57Some of it now looks quite confusing, but I knew what I meant.

13:01I think the heart is there.

13:04There's a lot going on there, but...

13:06I would focus more on the first four.

13:10Yeah, was it like Karate Kid or something?

13:12Is it Karate Kid?

13:13It is the Karate Kid.

13:14I'll tell you what it is.

13:15Very well done.

13:15The last bit is Paint the Fence.

13:18Wow.

13:19Paint the Fence.

13:21Amazingly, I mean, you've got Japan and America and you've got Karate Kid.

13:24Yeah.

13:25I know what I'm going to do.

13:26I don't think that's...

13:27That's just really confusing.

13:29I'm going to do some emojis for Paint the Fence.

13:31Welcome to my brain.

13:32It's good.

13:33Well, listen, it worked.

13:34It worked.

13:35You get yourself a point.

13:36Val, before the show, Rebecca sent me a children's film in emoji form, but which film?

13:44Might be the title, might be the plot.

13:51Okay, house, family, country, scream, sleep, Christmas.

13:59Have you got this one at home?

14:01I'm completely baffled.

14:03I'm sorry.

14:04It's okay.

14:04The lovely thing about totes emoji is if you don't see it, you don't see it.

14:07There's no shortcut to it.

14:10Should we time you out, Val?

14:11I'm afraid it's all.

14:14Is it Home Alone?

14:15Is it Home Alone, is it?

14:16Is it Home Alone?

14:17Yeah.

14:18Yeah.

14:18That is the perfect Home Alone emoji, isn't it?

14:20You could just have done it with the house and one boy by himself.

14:23That's the end of that round.

14:25Very well done if you got all four of those at home.

14:27I suspect some people did.

14:29Charlie, Rebecca, if you could swap back, please.

14:33Now, yesterday, I think we were all on two points after the first round,

14:35and after the second round, we were all on three points.

14:37After the first round today, we were all on two points, that's for sure.

14:40Let's see where we are now.

14:44Would you believe it?

14:45Everybody on three points.

14:47Oh, Martin.

14:48What's it going for?

14:49We have three rounds to go.

14:52Still, anyone's game.

14:55Who's going to win it?

14:56Three rounds?

14:57We'll find out.

14:58Our next round is...

15:03It's all in the name.

15:05Now, the answers in this round are all in the letters of your names.

15:08OK?

15:09So, fingers on buzzers, everybody.

15:11You get a point for a correct answer, but you get two points

15:13if you get one right on your own name.

15:15And, Martin, we're going to start with your name.

15:17So, the first two answers will be in the letters of the name

15:20Martin Afaya.

15:21OK?

15:22Two points for Martin, one for anyone else if you buzz in and answer this.

15:33Yes, that's Martin.

15:37Belgium.

15:38Belgium?

15:39No.

15:39It's not, I'm afraid.

15:41Martin, anybody?

15:42Val.

15:43Romania.

15:44Romania.

15:44Romania is right.

15:45Thanks.

15:46Doesn't look like Romilly's in your name, but it is.

15:48There it is.

15:49That was tough.

15:49Point to Val.

15:50Next one.

15:59That's Charlie.

16:01Marathon.

16:02Marathon.

16:04Wow.

16:05So good thing to have in your name.

16:06Absolutely right.

16:07Rebecca, the next two are in your name.

16:10Rebecca Lucy Taylor.

16:12That Lucy is helping us out there with a few extra letters.

16:14One point for anyone else.

16:15Two points for Rebecca if you can answer this.

16:19Mathematical device in the title of a 1981 Top 40 single by Kraftwerk.

16:27Yes, Charlie.

16:29Calculator.

16:30Calculator.

16:30Absolutely right.

16:33Well done.

16:35Next one for Rebecca Lucy Taylor.

16:46Yes, Rebecca.

16:48Claycourt?

16:49Claycourt.

16:51Absolutely right.

16:52Very well done.

16:54Claycourt.

16:54Good to know as well.

16:55Good to know.

16:56You've got Claycourt in your name.

16:57Val, the next two are in the letters of your name.

17:02Val McDermott.

17:04First name shared by Ms Hubble from The Worst Witch

17:06and Nurse Ratched from the film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

17:14Yes, Rebecca.

17:15Mildred.

17:17That's the right answer.

17:18It is Mildred.

17:19Well done.

17:20Next one.

17:21Yes!

17:22Creamfield Shoe Pastry, whose name is French for lightning.

17:27Yes, Val.

17:30Eclair.

17:33Absolutely right.

17:34There's some great scoring going on in this round.

17:37This is very, very close indeed.

17:39Charlie, chance for you now.

17:41Two points for each of these.

17:42One point for anybody else.

17:44Charlie Baker.

17:45He's got a little bit of Cher in him.

17:56He's absolutely right.

17:57Well played, Charlie.

17:58Two points for you.

17:59And final question of the round.

18:07Yes, Val.

18:08Baikal.

18:10Absolutely well played, Val.

18:12Good knowledge.

18:13Good knowledge, that.

18:14That is the end of round three.

18:17Where are we now?

18:18We're just two rounds until we hand out our trophy.

18:24Martin, you are on three.

18:26Look at this.

18:27One point between...

18:29This is exciting, isn't it?

18:31Yeah, from where I'm sat.

18:32And from where I'm sat.

18:33Rebecca, you have six.

18:34Val and Charlie, seven points each.

18:36Two rounds.

18:40Val won't even look at me, Richard.

18:42You won't even look at me.

18:43Such a lovely bunch, all of you.

18:44It's been such fun all week.

18:46All three of you are now kind of...

18:48It's not funny anymore.

18:53It's literally me and Martin.

18:57You should have some music at this point.

18:59Some Jeopardy music.

19:00It's a tense one, though, isn't it?

19:03Shall we do some punditry?

19:04Yeah.

19:05Martin, we've seen three rounds.

19:06You've got two rounds to go.

19:07Where's your money?

19:09It's a three-horse race.

19:10It's a three-horse race.

19:12Here we go.

19:13Three-horse race, two rounds, one trophy.

19:15Let's play our next round.

19:16It is...

19:18Richard's Junk.

19:21I'm going to show you a picture of my junk now.

19:23I need you to really, really concentrate on it, OK?

19:26You'll have 15 seconds to remember all of them.

19:29They're all going to be the answers to questions in this round.

19:31Let's take a look at the junk.

19:33And I will tell you what these things are as well.

19:36They are a skeleton, oranges, rope, bookends, raspberries, gaslight, birds, rosemary and thyme, cracker and a baseball.

19:50Try and remember as many of those as you can.

19:53Fingers on buzzers.

19:54Here's your first question.

19:55The answer will be up there.

19:56Which 1948 Alfred Hitchcock film was adapted from a play by Patrick Hamilton?

20:06Yes, Rebecca.

20:07Birds.

20:08Birds?

20:09It is not.

20:11They've done you one there, the question writers.

20:14Yes, Charlie.

20:15Rope.

20:16Rope.

20:17That's the right answer, Charlie.

20:18Well done.

20:20Well done.

20:20Next question.

20:23Which 1968 Simon & Garfunkel album includes the songs America and Mrs. Robinson?

20:30Yes, Val.

20:32Bookends.

20:33Is it bookends?

20:35It is bookends, Val.

20:37Well done.

20:38Next one.

20:40According to the International Bartenders Association, a Clover Club cocktail should be served with a garnish of what?

20:45Yes, Rebecca.

20:49Time.

20:50Is it thyme?

20:52It's not, I'm afraid.

20:53That is Martin.

20:55Orange.

20:55Orange?

20:57That's incorrect.

20:58Charlie?

20:58Rosemary.

20:59Rosemary.

21:00It is not.

21:02Val.

21:04Cracker.

21:05Cracker?

21:06It's incorrect.

21:07Let's take a look.

21:10Raspberries.

21:11Raspberries.

21:12There you go.

21:13Next question.

21:15The football clubs, Norwich City, Crystal Palace, Brighton, Unhove, Albion all feature what on their crests?

21:24Yes, Charlie.

21:25Birds.

21:26Birds?

21:27Right answer, Charlie.

21:28Well done.

21:30Next one.

21:33What is the first word in the title of Jeanette Winterson's debut novel, which was published in 1985?

21:41Yes, Rebecca.

21:42Oranges are not the only fruit.

21:43Is it oranges?

21:45It is oranges.

21:46Yes!

21:48Sorry.

21:49Next question.

21:52Which sport was reinstated at the Olympics in 2002 after a 54-year hiatus?

22:00Yes, that's Charlie.

22:01Skeleton.

22:03Well played, Charlie.

22:05Nicely done.

22:06Final question.

22:07Which TV crime series starring Felicity Kendall and Pam Ferris was first broadcast in 2003?

22:18Yes, that's Rebecca.

22:19Rosemary and Thyme.

22:21Rosemary and Thyme.

22:22Absolute light.

22:23Very well done.

22:25Listen, it's very, very close at the top of the leaderboard.

22:28I've got to tell you, there's an extra point up for grabs.

22:30Oof.

22:31For anyone who could name the final three objects.

22:34Oh, I thought you said final three.

22:36I can name one of them.

22:38I'm telling you I can name one of them.

22:40I'm telling you I can and it's gaslight.

22:43Anyone?

22:46Cracker.

22:47Christmas Cracker.

22:48Cracker.

22:49Christmas Cracker.

22:51Cracker.

22:52Gaslight.

22:54And...

22:55Time up, I'm afraid.

22:57Rebecca, anyone fancy it?

22:59Let's take a look, shall we?

23:02Cracker, Gaslight Baseball.

23:03Well done if you said that at home.

23:05That's the end of that round.

23:06One round to go before we hand out our trophy.

23:09Where is it going?

23:11Let's take a look at the leaderboard, shall we?

23:13We just have one last round of Answer Smash to go.

23:16Martin's got three.

23:18Rebecca and Val, you are tied on eight points.

23:21Charlie Baker taking a two-point lead into the final round.

23:24Ten points, Charlie.

23:25All to lose.

23:27All to lose.

23:28One final round.

23:30What a week it has been and we are still no nearer finding our champion.

23:34All comes down to this.

23:41Answer Smash.

23:42Fingers on buzzers, please.

23:44Point for a correct answer.

23:46Point off for an incorrect answer.

23:48Someone at the end of this round is going to be our champion.

23:52Wish you the very, very best of luck.

23:54Your first category is...

23:57Office equipment.

23:58Yes.

24:00Just ratchet up the tension even more.

24:02Those will be the pictures.

24:03There will be clues above.

24:04Which animated rodent who appeared in the 1928 short film Steamboat Willie has a girlfriend named Minnie?

24:14That's Rebecca.

24:15Mickey Mouse Matt.

24:16Mickey Mouse Matt?

24:18That's the right answer.

24:19Well done.

24:20Mickey Mouse.

24:20Mouse Matt.

24:21Mickey Mouse Matt.

24:22Next clue.

24:23Next picture.

24:24Ralph Fiennes played a concierge in its 2014 film directed by Wes Anderson.

24:33Yes, Charlie.

24:35Grand Budapest Hotel Telephone.

24:38It is not, I'm afraid, Charlie.

24:40It's not.

24:40We lose a point now.

24:42Grand Budapest Hotel-o-phone.

24:43Correct answer.

24:46Correct answer.

24:47It's not a hotel telephone, it's just a telephone, I'm afraid.

24:51I'm just looking at this leaderboard.

24:53Whoa, Mama.

24:54Whoa.

24:56Next clue, next picture.

24:59Which city in Nevada is known as the biggest little city in the world?

25:06Yes, Charlie.

25:07Renotepad.

25:09Renotepad?

25:10Oh, beautiful, Charlie Baker.

25:13Reno and Notebook.

25:14Give you Notebook, Notepad, same thing.

25:16Next category.

25:19Snooker players.

25:21Those will be the pictures, there will be clues above.

25:25Which actor has appeared regularly on Mock the Week

25:27and played Pete Brockman in Outnumbered?

25:33Yes, Charlie.

25:34Hugh Dennis Taylor.

25:35Hugh Dennis Taylor.

25:37Correct.

25:38Hugh Dennis, Dennis Taylor.

25:39Hugh Dennis Taylor.

25:40Next one.

25:43What word is used to represent the 24th letter in the NATO phonetic alphabet?

25:51Yes, Charlie.

25:52X-Ray Reardon.

25:53X-Ray Reardon.

25:56Oh, nothing wrong with that.

25:58Well played, Charlie.

25:59X-Ray Reardon.

26:00X-Ray Reardon.

26:01Next clue.

26:02Next snooker player.

26:03Which element has the atomic number 5 and the chemical symbol B?

26:11Yes, Val.

26:12Boron.

26:14You've done the hard bit.

26:16Oh, God.

26:17No.

26:18Nope.

26:18You lose a point, I'm afraid.

26:20That is Rebecca.

26:22Boronio Sullivan.

26:23Boronio Sullivan.

26:24Is the right answer.

26:26Boronio Sullivan.

26:27Boronio Sullivan.

26:28Next category.

26:31Oh, my goodness.

26:33Whoa.

26:35There we go, everybody.

26:37Well, played Charlie Vow.

26:39Lost a point at the last second there as well.

26:42That could have an interesting impact on things.

26:44First thing we need to do is find who won today's House of Games.

26:47Let's see.

26:48Our champion on Friday.

26:52It's Charlie Baker.

26:53Well done, Charlie.

26:54Your second win.

26:56Let's get your prize out of the way, shall we?

26:58OK, yeah, lovely.

26:59What do you fancy?

27:01Mmm.

27:02The cologne is what you comically said at the beginning.

27:04I know.

27:05Again.

27:06Yeah.

27:06We all know which one it is.

27:08It's the deck chair.

27:09Deck chair for Charlie.

27:11Now, who has won the trophy is the question.

27:14I wonder.

27:15Let's take a look, shall we?

27:16What a week it has been.

27:18Great quizzing.

27:18Very, very, very close indeed.

27:21And the final leaderboard is going to be very, very close indeed as well.

27:24We can only have one champion, though.

27:25Our champion on this week's House of Games is...

27:30Charlie Baker is our champion.

27:33Wow.

27:34Charlie, congratulations.

27:37Three wins in a row for Vow.

27:38Then two wins for Charlie Baker.

27:40And he's our champ.

27:41Wow.

27:42That was Titanic between all three of you.

27:46I absolutely loved it.

27:48That was fun to watch, Martin.

27:50That was fun to watch.

27:51Me and Martin just sitting there going...

27:52Oh.

27:53We used to have a little table with popcorn.

27:55Popcorn, yeah.

27:56Drink.

27:56That was such a brilliant week's quizzing.

27:58Thank you so much.

27:58And fun as well.

28:00Really, really enjoyed it.

28:01Lovely tense ending.

28:02Charlie is our champion.

28:03Congratulations, Charlie.

28:05Thank you to all of you.

28:07What a lovely week has been.

28:08It's been a pleasure being in your company.

28:10It's been a pleasure having your company as well on the House of Games.

28:12APPLAUSE

28:13It's been a pleasure being in your company as well on the House of Games.

28:43The Comeback Kid.

28:45Is it already engraved?

28:46It's engraved, but I'm afraid we engraved it at Van McDermott.

28:49Oh.

28:49So...

28:49LAUGHTER

28:50LAUGHTER

28:51LAUGHTER

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Richard Osman's House of Games - S06E15 (23 Sep 2022)

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