- 14/05/2025
Eddie Kadi, Natasha Raskin Sharp, Charlie Stayt, Faye Tozer
Series 6, Week 4, Day 1
Every day this week, celebrity contestants Eddie Kadi, Natasha Raskin Sharp, Charlie Stayt and Faye Tozer 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?
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Series 6 Episode 16 (m001clk7) (hd)
Series 6, Week 4, Day 1
Every day this week, celebrity contestants Eddie Kadi, Natasha Raskin Sharp, Charlie Stayt and Faye Tozer 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?
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Series 6 Episode 16 (m001clk7) (hd)
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00:00Hello, everybody. Welcome to a brand new week on House of Games.
00:12I'm Richard Osman. I'm joined by four famous faces all battling it out for this infamous trophy.
00:18Now, we've done a few of these shows by now.
00:21I think I know what you like, and I think what you like is a battle between bargain hunting steps.
00:27You do. You're in luck.
00:28We have that and plenty more this week, as our players are Natasha Raskin-Shark,
00:34Faye Tozer, Eddie Caddy, and Charlie Stakes.
00:39Welcome one. Welcome all, Natasha. Hello there.
00:43Hi, Richard.
00:43You're a legend in our house. Bargain hunt with Antiques Road Trip. But how's your quizzing?
00:48I'm not sure. Easy when you're playing at home.
00:51Yeah.
00:51Maybe in the studio here, not so easy. Not so easy.
00:55I can decipher this sort of chat. She's confident.
00:58That's what I'm saying. She's confident.
01:00I know. I'm terrified.
01:01That's OK. Faye, hello there.
01:03Hello.
01:03Lovely to have you here. Are you competitive, Faye?
01:06I'm competitive, but I'm a good loser, and I've been known to lose many times on game shows,
01:12but God loves a trier.
01:14God does love a trier. The one thing we don't like on this show is a good loser. We like a bad loser.
01:19Hit or miss, that's what I'll say.
01:20We like it when you can really see the pain in the eyes.
01:23That's what we like to see.
01:25Eddie Caddy.
01:26Yes, sir.
01:27Usually when we work together, it's on Fighting Talk on Five Live. So I know you know your sport. Any other areas of speciality for you?
01:34I think I have some information on food.
01:38OK, you have some information on food.
01:40I have some information on food. I'm going to do my best, Richard. That's what I'm saying.
01:45Charlie, every series I say, get me State. I say, get me Charlie State, and you've never been able to do it because you're busy.
01:51It's finally happened. Here I am.
01:53You're a busy guy, and here you are.
01:54Can I just say, I've got chair envy already. I've seen the show, but I didn't realise how magnificent your swivel armchair is.
02:01Oh, yeah, I might just... Sorry, can you guys not saw? Oh, my God.
02:05How awkward. That's really... Oh, the chance of that's so awkward.
02:07Does it recline fully?
02:08I do. Yeah, it can do.
02:10Yeah, by Wednesday.
02:12Now, gang, someone at the end of the week is winning the trophy, OK?
02:16But there's also a daily prize. Whoever wins today can choose one of these.
02:20There is the sparkling wine, the toolbox, the driving gloves, the pet food bowls, or the fondue set.
02:27Charlie, what would you go for, do you think?
02:30Those driving gloves look a little sinister.
02:32There's something sinister about all driving gloves, aren't there?
02:34No-one's wearing driving gloves. People go, oh, that makes you look much less sinister.
02:38I think you're right. So, yeah, I'll choose them.
02:40Driving gloves for Charlie. Eddie?
02:43Sparkling wine.
02:44Yeah.
02:45Yeah, that, you know, I'm not a wine drinker, but it's just something nice.
02:48Well, that's good news, because that is not wine.
02:50Yeah, yeah, so that's exactly why I'm going to pick that.
02:53Beautiful. Faye?
02:54Fondue set. It reminds me of my childhood.
02:57Finally, some scents, the fondue set.
03:00Natasha?
03:01Well, I have a penchant for second-hand items, and those gloves look distinctly used, so...
03:06Lovely.
03:07On the close-up, they look so used. I'm going gloves.
03:09Good luck, one. All very much looking forward to this one.
03:12Let's play our first round of the week, shall we?
03:14It's going to be...
03:15Sounds Like.
03:20I'm going to show you a category.
03:21Your category is...
03:24Acts who've had a number one in the 90s.
03:26Well, I know someone.
03:28I know someone who has, and it's not any caddy.
03:33Fingers on buzzers, please, everyone.
03:34I'm going to show you some pictures.
03:35They will give you a visual clue to acts who've had UK number ones.
03:45Yes, Eddie.
03:47Teletubbies.
03:48Oh, Eddie, well played.
03:52What a good start.
03:53Amazing.
03:54Teletubbies.
03:54They had a number one.
03:55Yeah, the telestart in it.
03:56The telestart in it.
03:57Oh, Teletubbies.
04:00Well played, Eddie.
04:01Lovely start.
04:02Which act is this, please?
04:05Blur.
04:09Blur.
04:09Now, the buzzer decorum thing.
04:12I did push.
04:13I don't think it buzzed.
04:14Oh, no, because Eddie pushed quicker.
04:16Yeah.
04:16Did you?
04:17Yeah, that's...
04:17Oh, is it my turn?
04:19Yeah, you buzzed.
04:20Blur.
04:20Yeah, it's the answer.
04:22Do I get some kind of consolation point for giving Eddie the answer?
04:26Well, no, I think Eddie, I think because he buzzed before you,
04:29I think he probably knew the answer.
04:30Yeah.
04:31Yeah, that's the...
04:32But at least we know you knew.
04:33All right.
04:34At least we're certain that you knew that one.
04:35Here's your next one.
04:43Charlie.
04:45Umbrella.
04:47Let's find out.
04:49It is not umbrella.
04:52Natasha.
04:53Wet, wet, wet.
04:53Oh!
04:54Wet, wet, wet.
04:55Very good.
04:56I literally was...
04:57I was like, green, green, green.
04:59Next category.
05:03Chemical elements.
05:05Goodness me, which chemical element is this?
05:10Yes, Natasha.
05:11Radon.
05:12Radon.
05:13Absolutely right.
05:14Ray Winston and Don Johnson.
05:16I wouldn't have got that.
05:17That's funny.
05:19Next one.
05:19Yes, Eddie.
05:27Tungsten.
05:28Oh, lovely.
05:29Tungsten.
05:30Tungsten.
05:31Well done, Eddie.
05:32Nice to play.
05:33That was beautiful.
05:35Next chemical element.
05:36Yes, Natasha.
05:45Manganese.
05:45It is right.
05:46Stephen Hangan and some knees and manganese.
05:50Done.
05:51New category.
05:53European football clubs.
05:55European football clubs.
05:56Come on, Faye.
05:57Sit back on this one, guys, OK?
06:00Let's take a look at your first one.
06:08OK.
06:09Faye.
06:11Porto.
06:12Porto.
06:12Oh!
06:14Did I actually get it?
06:14All we needed was European football clubs for Faye to join the party.
06:18Well played, Faye.
06:19Porto.
06:21Next one.
06:27Yes, Eddie.
06:33Sorry, I have to time you up.
06:37Anyone?
06:38Yes, Natasha.
06:39AC Milan.
06:41AC Milan.
06:43Well done, AC Milan.
06:45Well played.
06:46And final question in this round.
06:53Natasha.
06:54Ajax.
06:55Ajax.
06:55Right, she's quick on that buzzer.
06:58Well played, Natasha.
07:00That is the end of that round.
07:02Let's take a look at our scores, shall we?
07:04Our first scoreboard of the week.
07:06Great round for Natasha there.
07:08Charlie, you're going to take it off the mark.
07:10Please, I'm not last.
07:11Faye, you've got yourself one because of your football knowledge.
07:12I'm not last. That's really exciting.
07:14Eddie, you've got three and a great avatar.
07:17Yeah, I love that.
07:18That's amazing.
07:19But our leader is Natasha with five points.
07:22She'll play another round.
07:23Our first player's game is...
07:28...Distinctly Average.
07:30Charlie, you find yourself in fourth, which means you get choice of partner in this round.
07:33Who would you like to play with?
07:35Natasha, I think.
07:37Yeah, sure.
07:38I mean, often people take a bit longer.
07:41But, yeah, just off the top of my head.
07:43So, Faye and Charlie, if you'll swap places, please.
07:46Everything you're already.
07:48Welcome to the southern end of the studio, Charlie.
07:51Now, if you'd all take your tablets out, please.
07:53What I'm going to do, I'm going to ask you a series of questions.
07:55The answer will be a number.
07:56You just need to write down an estimate of an answer.
07:59And I'm going to take the average of each pair as your answer, okay?
08:02Okay.
08:03Whichever team is closest, scores themselves a point.
08:05Have a go at home.
08:06Team up with someone if you want to.
08:07Your first question is this.
08:10How many squares are there on a Scrabble board?
08:15How many squares are there on a Scrabble board?
08:20Please.
08:20Just going to guess.
08:21I made a lot of Scrabble when I was...
08:23Ah.
08:24That's good.
08:26Okay, everyone in.
08:29Natasha, what are you thinking on this?
08:30I think I'm terrible at maths.
08:32Okay, great.
08:33This is essentially a maths question.
08:35And annoyingly, I'm good at Scrabble.
08:36Oh, are you?
08:37But that's not maths.
08:38How many squares are there?
08:40360.
08:40360, yeah.
08:41That doesn't sound crazy, Charlie.
08:42Does that sound crazy to you?
08:44No.
08:44No.
08:45Have you gone up or down?
08:46I've gone a little up, and so I'm bad at maths,
08:48and I don't play Scrabble.
08:50Wow.
08:51You're missing that.
08:51So, here we go.
08:53Ooh.
08:54400, okay.
08:56Listen, thinking along the same lines.
08:57I can work out the average there.
08:59380.
09:00It's your average.
09:02Eddie, you don't look happy with your answer,
09:04if you don't mind me saying.
09:05So, here's the thing, right?
09:06I was thinking of how small the squares were
09:08and how small the board was,
09:10and it can't...
09:11That's too many.
09:12You think?
09:13I don't...
09:13Well...
09:15Okay.
09:15Okay.
09:16Listen, Eddie, at some point, we've got to do this.
09:2048.
09:21Might be a little low, but listen, who knows?
09:24But you never know the average between...
09:26Oh, my goodness.
09:26If you've gone too high,
09:28this is going to be the perfect team.
09:29You see?
09:30Yeah.
09:31Who knows?
09:31So, Faye, have you gone too high?
09:33I went...
09:34400.
09:35Oh, okay.
09:36Same as Charlie.
09:37So, your average is 224.
09:41So, we've got 380 against 224.
09:44That's close, I think.
09:46How many squares are on the Scrabble board?
09:48Who scored the point?
09:49225.
09:51Well...
09:52Can I say, terrible answers, both of you.
09:57Yeah.
09:58But look at that average.
09:59I'm going to give you two points each for that,
10:01because that's the baddest, closest anyone ever gets on this show.
10:03I've got average coverage.
10:04Congratulations.
10:06It turns out you were the greatest team of all time.
10:08Come on.
10:08Never knew it.
10:09Let's have our next question, shall we?
10:11I wonder if you could write me down the number for this.
10:14How many people voted for Joe Biden
10:17in the 2020 US presidential election?
10:21How many people?
10:22It's more than 48, Eddie.
10:25That's a great start.
10:27A little bird tells me you used to work for Barack Obama, Natasha.
10:30Oh!
10:30That's an exaggeration.
10:32Yeah, I volunteered.
10:33I was an intern in his office in Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
10:37which was really incredible, and he was amazing.
10:42I know how many people voted.
10:43No, I don't have a clue.
10:44Right, so, okay.
10:46Okay.
10:47To the business at hand.
10:52Eddie Caddy, what are we thinking on this one?
10:55It's around 240 million people in the state.
11:01Maybe knock off 50 million people that didn't vote.
11:05I'm just saying.
11:06So, I've gone for...
11:0978 million.
11:10Faye, up or down from that?
11:12Down?
11:13Mm-hmm.
11:14I hope the law of averages works out.
11:16I went 20 million.
11:17So, 20 million, says Faye.
11:20So, your average is 49 million.
11:25Natasha and Charlie, you're the experts.
11:27You've worked for Obama.
11:29Of course, you've reported on many elections, Charlie.
11:31So, I'm very much looking forward to accuracy here.
11:33Natasha, what are you saying?
11:34I see what you're doing.
11:35I see what you're doing.
11:36I'm looking forward to this extra point you're going to get.
11:38Yes, yes.
11:38I'm just building up.
11:39It's going to be exciting for everyone.
11:41Natasha.
11:42Well, I do follow current American politics quite closely,
11:46and I think that Eddie might be spot on.
11:49So, because it's in averages, I went slightly higher,
11:52but I think you're almost exactly right.
11:54So, I went for 82 million.
11:5682 million.
11:56In case Charlie went lower.
11:58Charlie, do you agree with Natasha on that?
12:00Well, the evidence is here.
12:02Look, there we go.
12:03That's what I'm saying.
12:0579 million.
12:07So, your average, Natasha and Charlie, is 80 million, 500,000.
12:14What have you gone for at home?
12:15We've got about 50 million and 80 million here.
12:18Which team has won the point?
12:20How many votes did Biden get?
12:2381 million.
12:25That was the answer.
12:27I've got to give you both two points.
12:28I have to.
12:29Oh, yeah.
12:29I can't knock.
12:30And, Eddie, I'm sorry not to be able to give you two points.
12:31You said I'm a team player.
12:33Well played.
12:35One final question in this round.
12:37One all at the moment.
12:39Which pair is going to prevail?
12:41We'll find out with this final question, which is...
12:43How many times could Austria fit into Australia?
12:50That's finally, we find out the answer to that.
12:52How many times, probably won't happen, did...
12:56Just in case.
12:56Yeah.
12:57See, we're getting educated as well.
12:59Exactly.
13:00Hmm.
13:01Hmm.
13:02A real thinker.
13:03That is a finger, isn't it?
13:04What do you think at home on this one?
13:06I'm just going to...
13:07We're guessing, aren't we?
13:08Guessing is very much the name of this round, for sure.
13:12Everyone in?
13:12Yep.
13:13Charlie, what's your thinking here?
13:16Australia's a very big country, Richard.
13:18Austria's a very small country.
13:19Yeah.
13:20So...
13:2062.
13:23That sounds OK, doesn't it?
13:25If anything, I think I've gone low.
13:27Natasha, up or down from 62?
13:28I can't show you.
13:29Oh, no.
13:32Have you gone big?
13:32I have.
13:33I've gone four figures.
13:35A thousand.
13:36Dang.
13:37OK.
13:37Is that wild?
13:38A thousand Austrias.
13:40Your average, Charlie and Natasha, is 531 Austrias.
13:45I think so, too.
13:46Um, Faye, what are you thinking?
13:48I went lower.
13:49OK.
13:50So I'm just going to go for it and tell you that I went 20?
13:5320.
13:53Again, who knows?
13:55Eddie, you got up or down?
13:56So the way I looked at it was the size of Europe.
14:00Yeah.
14:01Compared to Australia.
14:02Yes.
14:03And then how small Austria, how many times Austria may fit into Europe.
14:07Into Europe.
14:07And then, so I've kind of gone slightly higher.
14:1240.
14:13OK.
14:14So you two are very much of a mind.
14:15With a single.
14:1630 being your average.
14:18So, we have a slight disagreement here.
14:22I'm embarrassed.
14:23So, 30 or 531.
14:26Those are the only two options we have here.
14:28You have a different option at home.
14:30How many times could Austria fit into Australia?
14:32Who scores the point?
14:3692.
14:36I'm sorry.
14:37I'm sorry.
14:38Faye and Eddie.
14:40You slightly skewed Charlie's rather good answer there.
14:43Faye and Eddie, well done.
14:44Tablets away, please, everybody.
14:46Hey.
14:47And Charlie and Faye, if you will swap back, please.
14:50Welcome back, Faye.
14:54Well played.
14:55Welcome.
14:55Let's take a look at our leaderboard.
14:57Two rounds down into Monday's House of Games.
14:59Let's see where we are.
15:01Charlie, you've got two.
15:02Faye, you have four.
15:03Eddie Caddy, six points.
15:05Our leader still, Natasha, seven points.
15:08Well done, Natasha.
15:10Nicely played.
15:11Let's get straight on, shall we, and play our next round,
15:14which is going to be...
15:15Well done if you said that at home.
15:21This is a round that our viewers at home help us with.
15:23We sent them the name of some TV programmes.
15:26They emailed back three words they associated with that TV programme.
15:29What you're now going to see is a word cloud
15:32of all the words that they suggested,
15:34going from the most obscure one all the way up
15:36to the most common one.
15:37So fingers on buzzers, everyone.
15:39Buzz in as soon as you know which TV programme
15:41our viewers are trying to describe to you here.
15:45The answers get more and more obvious
15:47as we come on Lonely, Medic, Universe.
15:52British Monsters.
15:54Iconic, yes, Natasha.
15:56Doctor Who?
15:56Is it Doctor Who?
15:58It is Doctor Who.
16:00Well done.
16:02Next TV programme.
16:08British Posh Kitchen Trendy.
16:11Flamboyant, La Croix.
16:17Yes, Faye.
16:18Ab Fab?
16:19Must be, isn't it?
16:20Is it Ab Fab?
16:21Yeah, it is.
16:22La Croix, sweetie.
16:23Well played, Faye.
16:25Right.
16:27Next TV programme.
16:31Presentation product.
16:34Yes, Natasha.
16:36The Apprentice.
16:36Is it The Apprentice?
16:38It's not.
16:40We carry on Eddie.
16:41Dragon's Den.
16:42Oh, of course.
16:43Dragon's Den.
16:45It is Dragon's Den.
16:47Well played, Eddie.
16:48Very early.
16:50One more TV programme.
16:55Wacky comedy.
16:58Dysfunctional, clever American.
17:02Addictions.
17:02Yes, Natasha.
17:06The Simpsons.
17:07Yeah.
17:07There's a saxophone up there, isn't there?
17:08Shall we take a look?
17:09Yeah, that was what it was.
17:10It is The Simpsons.
17:12Well done.
17:14We now sent the names of some books to our viewers.
17:17They sent us about three words.
17:19But which books are our viewers describing to you here?
17:22Party Clock Lemons.
17:34Government, totalitarian.
17:37Rats.
17:39Control, Newspeak.
17:42Natasha.
17:43It's 1984.
17:441984.
17:45That's exactly what it is, 1984.
17:49Oh, my God.
17:49Oh, what is it?
17:50We're happier on our TV programmes than our books.
17:52Oh, yeah.
17:53Yeah, yeah, yeah.
17:55Next book.
18:00Norwegian Thoughts.
18:02Count me in.
18:03Chronicle.
18:06Noddy.
18:06Oh, it's three.
18:12Auckland's.
18:13Oh, OK.
18:15This is telly.
18:16Isn't it?
18:18Natasha.
18:19The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole.
18:21Let's take a look.
18:24That's exactly what it is, Natasha.
18:26Well done.
18:26The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole.
18:29Next one.
18:34Trilogy.
18:36Revised Wiltshire.
18:40Dramatic Cardinal.
18:42Beheaded.
18:44Booker.
18:45Oh.
18:46Reformation.
18:48Historical.
18:49Tudors.
18:50Yes, Charlie.
18:51And Brideshead.
18:53Is it Brideshead?
18:55It's not Brideshead.
18:58Natasha.
18:58Is it Wolf Hall?
18:59Is it Wolf Hall?
19:01It is Wolf Hall.
19:02Well done.
19:04Well done.
19:05Final book.
19:08Which book is this, please?
19:15Victorian Months.
19:17Inspirational Challenge.
19:21Classic Voyage.
19:23Ballet.
19:24Globetrotting.
19:25Wager, Natasha.
19:28Around the World in 80 Days.
19:29Around the World in 80 Days.
19:31Absolutely right.
19:32She's gone fourth and four in the books.
19:35Natasha, very well done.
19:36That's the end of that round.
19:37You'll be mortified to hear, everybody.
19:39Let's take a look at where we are with two rounds to go.
19:41Charlie, Faye and Eddie, two, five and seven.
19:46Natasha Raskin-Sharp has 13 points.
19:48Well done, Natasha.
19:50Nicely played.
19:52Round four is...
19:53I'm terrible at dating.
19:58Oh, I'm going to win this one.
20:00Tell us more.
20:02Will you take your tablets out, please, everyone?
20:04OK.
20:04I'm going to give you a series of events from world history.
20:07You have to write down the year in which you think they happened.
20:09Whoever gets closest wins a point.
20:12OK, have a little go at home, see if you can get closest.
20:14The first thing we're looking for is this.
20:16In which year did Big Ben first ring in Westminster?
20:21Hmm.
20:22Man.
20:23This is the round I'm most happy I don't play.
20:25OK.
20:26Because it's just like, oh.
20:29This is where I embarrass myself, right?
20:33Everyone in?
20:35Yeah.
20:36Natasha, what were you thinking here?
20:38I was trying to remember there's an idea that Big Ben was named after a boxer
20:43called Bendigo because he was so big.
20:46So, it's probably foolish.
20:48I've gone 19th century.
20:49OK.
20:50I've gone George III, 1809.
20:531809.
20:541809.
20:54I think I'm way late.
20:56Where are you?
20:57So, I was a bit more forward from that.
21:00I went 1880.
21:021880.
21:03Eddie, what are you thinking?
21:05So, I went for 1908.
21:091908.
21:10Charlie, what are you thinking?
21:12I've gone for...
21:13Oh.
21:151680.
21:16Charlie's gone early.
21:16Charlie's gone early.
21:17Yeah, absolutely.
21:18Why not?
21:19Let's find out, shall we?
21:21When did Big Ben first ring and who scored our first point?
21:261859.
21:27Faye, you get the point.
21:28Very well done.
21:29By default.
21:30Thanks very much.
21:31Lovely.
21:31Very nicely played.
21:32Well done if you got close to that at home.
21:34Next year we're looking for is...
21:36Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay are the first people to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
21:42In what year did that happen, please?
21:44OK, everyone's in.
21:51What do you think at home on this one?
21:53Faye, what were you thinking?
21:54So, I was thinking, would you have the right sort of equipment and sort of what period would
21:59they have something to be able to sustain the journey?
22:02Go that high.
22:03And I have no idea, but I said 1908.
22:081908, says Faye.
22:10Eddie, what are you saying?
22:11It would have taken a lot of people to have tried.
22:14Yes.
22:15And kept trying.
22:15Kept trying.
22:16Kept trying.
22:17Yeah.
22:18And they finally got there.
22:20It's like Everest, isn't it?
22:21In 1952.
22:221952, says Eddie.
22:25Charlie, what are your thoughts?
22:27In my head, I was thinking between the wars is what I was thinking.
22:30So, I've gone for a bold 1926.
22:341926.
22:35Natasha, what are you thinking?
22:36I was thinking interwar as well.
22:39I'm not sure, but I've said 1932.
22:411932.
22:42Let's find out, shall we?
22:43What do you think at home on this one?
22:45When did Hillary and Norgay reach the summit of Mount Everest?
22:47Who scored a point?
22:50Eddie Caddy.
22:52How about that?
22:53Nice.
22:53Well done.
22:54I would have gone for 1952.
22:55I would have gone for the same as you.
22:57I'm tempted.
22:57Should we give them two points for that?
22:59I think it's a two-pointer, that one.
23:00You think it's a two-pointer?
23:01It's a two-pointer, guys.
23:02It's a two-pointer.
23:03I'll return the favour some points.
23:04Two points to Eddie Caddy.
23:06Well played, Eddie.
23:07Nicely done.
23:09Final question in this round.
23:10Write me down a year for this.
23:11The city of New Amsterdam is renamed New York.
23:17Hmm.
23:20Hmm.
23:23What do you think at home?
23:28Eddie, what were you thinking?
23:30Look, I'm not going to explain myself.
23:32Because my brain is all over the place.
23:34But I'm imagining it being 1845.
23:361845, says Eddie.
23:38Charlie, what are you thinking?
23:40Well, alarmingly, when I was writing, I actually forgot how to write the number eight.
23:44Wow.
23:44Not a good sign.
23:45That is alarming.
23:46Completely blank.
23:47There we go.
23:47You can see the little error on there.
23:50But there we go.
23:511880, says Charlie.
23:53Natasha, what are you thinking?
23:541896, is what I've come from.
23:561896, says Natasha.
23:57It's a guess.
23:58Yeah, I was thinking of going, yeah, I think I went too late.
24:02I really do.
24:04I was kind of working out why they changed it and what for.
24:07Yeah, yeah, yeah.
24:08Things like that.
24:09And wondered whether it was political.
24:11So 1920 yourself.
24:12I was sort of thinking about all the films I've seen and stuff.
24:15And they're all like 1920s, they're still New York.
24:17So I kind of went.
24:18So we're all within 100 years of each other.
24:20What do you think at home on this one?
24:22When did New Amsterdam become New York?
24:24Let's find out who scored the final point of the round.
24:2816-64.
24:30Eddie.
24:32You're 181 years out, but you got yourself a point.
24:35Well done, Eddie.
24:36Tablets away, please.
24:38Let's have a look at our leaderboard going into our final round.
24:41Who's going in there with the lead?
24:42Well, Eddie has really cut that lead back.
24:47Charlie with two, Faye with six.
24:49Eddie, just three points off the lead.
24:51Natasha, three-point lead.
24:52Going into Answer Smash.
24:54Shall we play our first game of Answer Smash of the week?
24:57Here we go.
25:01Fingers on buzzers, everybody.
25:03Point for a correct answer.
25:04Don't forget, point off for an incorrect answer in this round.
25:07OK, your first category is...
25:09Signs of the Zodiac.
25:12Those will be the pictures.
25:14So, we're looking for the name of the Zodiac.
25:16There will be a clue above.
25:17Please smash them together.
25:20Created by Michael Bond,
25:21which literary character is named after the railway station he is found in?
25:25BUZZER
25:28Yes, Charlie.
25:30No.
25:31No?
25:32I haven't got it.
25:33Yeah, me either.
25:34BUZZER
25:35Yes, Natasha.
25:37Paddington Berries.
25:39Paddington Berries is the right answer.
25:43Well done.
25:44Paddington Bear and Aries.
25:45Next question and next picture.
25:48What does the D stand for in the abbreviation DJ,
25:51meaning someone who plays records on the radio?
25:56BUZZER
25:56Yes, Natasha.
26:00Discorpio?
26:01Discorpio.
26:03Discorpio is the right answer.
26:05Well done.
26:07Next one.
26:09Which Booker Prize winning novel features a Bengal tiger called Richard Parker?
26:13Natasha.
26:17Natasha.
26:19Life of Pisces.
26:20Life of Pisces.
26:22It's the right answer.
26:24Well done.
26:25Life of Pie and Pisces.
26:27Next category.
26:29Savory food.
26:30Those will be the pictures.
26:33Molly Ringwald, Emilio Estevez and Ali Sheedy
26:36played high school students stuck in detention in which 1985 film?
26:43BUZZER
26:43Yes, Faye.
26:44Breakfast Club Sandwich.
26:46Breakfast Club Sandwich.
26:47Very good.
26:47I played Faye.
26:48Absolutely.
26:49The Breakfast Club and Club Sandwich.
26:51We all have to do this.
26:52I love that film.
26:53Yeah.
26:54Next clue and next picture.
26:58Trainspotting and crime are novels by which Scottish-born author?
27:04Oh.
27:05Yes, Natasha.
27:07Irvin Welsh Rarebit.
27:08Irvin Welsh Rarebit.
27:10Well played, Natasha.
27:12Irvin Welsh Rarebit.
27:13Irvin Welsh Rarebit.
27:15Next clue.
27:16Next food.
27:18Which 2010 animated film about a criminal who has an army of minions features Steve Carell
27:23as the voice of Gru?
27:23Despicable Meatballs.
27:27Despicable Meatballs.
27:30Despicable Meatballs?
27:32That's the right answer, Faye.
27:35Well played.
27:36And next category.
27:38We're done.
27:39We're done for the day.
27:40That's Monday done and dusted.
27:43Let's find out our first champion this week on House of Games.
27:46Next is Natasha Raskin-Sharp.
27:50Well played, Natasha.
27:52Nicely done.
27:52I was thinking.
27:53Natasha, you've won a prize.
27:55Which of these?
27:55Oh, no.
27:56I can't believe it.
27:57Or do I have to go with the gloves?
27:58Oh, you're going to go with what you want.
28:00No, do you know, for goodness sake, I'm going with the gloves.
28:03Wow, Natasha Raskin-Sharp takes home the House of Games driving gloves.
28:07Very sinister, Charlie.
28:09Very sinister.
28:11Let's take a look at our first weekly leaderboards.
28:14Of course, Natasha finds herself up the top there with four points.
28:17Well done, Natasha, from Eddie with three.
28:20Lovely to have you all here.
28:21I look forward to seeing you again tomorrow.
28:22Look forward to seeing you as well on the House of Games.
28:24APPLAUSE
28:25Oh, the eye used.
28:55No, I'm just kidding.
28:55LAUGHTER
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