Toby Anstis, Kerry Howard, Evelyn Mok, Joe Sugg
Series 6, Week 5, Day 3
Every day this week, celebrity contestants Toby Anstis, Kerry Howard, Evelyn Mok and Joe Sugg 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 23 (m001ctkj) (hd)
Series 6, Week 5, Day 3
Every day this week, celebrity contestants Toby Anstis, Kerry Howard, Evelyn Mok and Joe Sugg 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 23 (m001ctkj) (hd)
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00:00Hello, everybody. Here we are again on House of Games.
00:12We've got four famous faces battling it out all week for this trophy right here.
00:17We've got a two-time winner on our hands.
00:20Our players this week are Joe Sugg. Hello.
00:23Kerry Howard. Hello.
00:26Evelyn Mott. Hey.
00:27Hey. Toby Anstis. Hiya.
00:31Hi, everybody. Hello. Those are such Wednesday greetings.
00:36Joe, two wins out of two? Not bad. Very, very close yesterday, though.
00:40It was, yeah. Kerry was just one point off you.
00:44Do you think you can go five out of five? Honestly, I think it feels unlikely.
00:47You've got some good players here. Yeah. You never know, though.
00:50Well, that's the thing. I may have peaked. We don't know.
00:53You may have peaked. But listen, it might be the whole career peaked.
00:57Yeah, this game. And from here, you'll remember, just go, do you know what?
01:00Everything was going so well up to sort of Tuesday on House of Games.
01:04Honestly, the social media stuff was going great. The influencer stuff, the podcast.
01:07It was going brilliantly. Then from Wednesday onwards, actually, now I think about it.
01:11But listen, so long as you stay happy. Yeah.
01:13You know, that's the only journey in life, Toby, isn't it?
01:15Exactly. Stay happy. It's the only one.
01:17Kerry. Yes.
01:18One point off the lead yesterday.
01:20I know, I know. I'm shocked.
01:21What can we do today just to make up that one extra point?
01:25I don't know. Maybe take Joe out at some point.
01:28Evelyn, let's take a look at the weekly leaderboard, shall we?
01:30Yes.
01:30Now, often, Evelyn, we see the stand-up at the top of this leaderboard.
01:33As I've heard, yes.
01:35That is not what we're seeing today, I'm afraid.
01:39But it's pretty close. I have to say, Evelyn and Toby with four, Kerry with five, Joe with eight.
01:43But you've got a win in you this week, Evelyn, do you think?
01:45I hope so. I realise that I think my mind has a delay a little bit.
01:50Interesting.
01:50Especially the smash. It just takes a little bit to process.
01:54That's living in Sweden.
01:55I feel like it's buffering. Yes, exactly.
01:57It's the time difference, Toby.
01:58It is. It's a lag.
01:58It is.
01:59It's the time difference.
02:00Yeah, it's that thing of can't get it, can't get it, I'm showing the answer, can get it.
02:03Yes, exactly.
02:04It's that delay.
02:05Toby, feels like you've got a win in you this week.
02:08Well, I think I'd have a win in me if Joe wasn't playing.
02:12Listen, you've got to...
02:13Well, it started off well on Monday.
02:15Yeah, you had a good Monday.
02:16Yesterday, not great.
02:17Buzzed in.
02:18Got to learn from that and not buzz in, not being so sort of spontaneous.
02:21Yeah, but sometimes you've got to buzz in life.
02:23Sometimes you have got to buzz.
02:24You know, you really do.
02:25Shall we take a look at today's prizes anyway?
02:27So whoever wins today gets the pick of these.
02:30Oh!
02:30Salt and pepper shakers, the coasters, scented candle, the backpack or the dartboard.
02:35Toby, what do you think?
02:36I'm with the candle.
02:37I'm down with the candle.
02:38I love scented candles.
02:39I've got lots of different scented candles around my bath.
02:42And an awesome scented candle is going to be pretty special.
02:44I don't know if it's that relaxing, this one.
02:45We had a smelt of it the other day.
02:47It's kind of fine.
02:49Evelyn, what would you go for?
02:50The dartboard looks great, but it also looks very scary.
02:54It's right in the middle of your forehead.
02:56Yeah, but the good news is it's only a pictorial representation of me.
02:59That is true.
03:00It's not actually me.
03:01So I would be happy if you go for it.
03:02Don't worry.
03:03I would not take offence.
03:04Then possibly...
03:05Yes, the dartboard.
03:06Then dartboard.
03:06Yes.
03:07Kerry?
03:07I would go dartboard.
03:08Not that I want to do that to your face.
03:10But my kids would love that.
03:11So I'm like, yeah.
03:12Perfect.
03:13See, they would like throwing darts at my face.
03:14Yes.
03:15Joe?
03:16I've got my toolbox.
03:17I've got my decants for my nan.
03:18So if I do win another prize, it will go to one of the other three, I think.
03:22Oh.
03:23That's interesting.
03:25It's going to be so disappointing when you don't win today now.
03:27Yeah.
03:28You'll be like, oh my God, I was going to look so good.
03:30How will you choose?
03:32Oh, that's a good question.
03:33Yeah, I haven't decided yet.
03:34It might not happen.
03:35Oh, we'll see.
03:36Everyone's going to be just super nice to Joe now.
03:38Shall we play round one on Wednesday's House of Games?
03:41Let's do it.
03:41Here we go.
03:45Only fools and zebras.
03:47Fingers on buzzers, please.
03:48First thing I'm going to do is show you a category.
03:51Your first category is drinks.
03:54I'm now going to ask you a question which will have a type of drink in the answer somewhere.
03:58Okay?
03:59I'm also going to show you a picture of a different sort of drink.
04:02You have to replace the drink that's in the answer with the drink you can see.
04:06Okay?
04:07Here's your first question.
04:18That is Toby.
04:19Red beer.
04:20Red beer is the right answer.
04:22Red rum.
04:22You replace the rum with the beer.
04:24Red beer is the answer.
04:25Well played, Toby.
04:26Next one.
04:27Replace the drink in the answer with the drink you can see.
04:38Yes, Toby.
04:40Boston tea jug.
04:44It's incorrect, I'm afraid.
04:46You've got to buzz in.
04:47In some ways it was the tea I was going to replace there.
04:49Joe?
04:50Boston lemonade party.
04:51Boston lemonade party.
04:53That's the right answer to this Boston lemonade party.
04:58Here's your next one.
05:001959 book by Laurie Lee set in Gloucestershire.
05:07Anyone?
05:11Eggnog with Rosie is what I'm looking for.
05:13Oh, Rosie!
05:13Cider with Rosie.
05:14Eggnog with Rosie.
05:15Now, forget drinks.
05:17The next answers will each contain...
05:20An insect.
05:21Okay?
05:22But you replace the insect in the answer with the insect in the picture.
05:25Here's your first one.
05:281954 novel by William Golding.
05:33Lord of the Grasshopper.
05:35Lord of the Grasshopper.
05:37That is the right answer.
05:38Lord of the Grasshopper is Lord of the Flies.
05:40Here comes Lord of the Grasshopper's.
05:42Next one.
05:43Presenting duo who host Saturday Night Takeaway.
05:50Toby?
05:51Lady Bird and Deck.
05:52Lady Bird and Deck.
05:53It's the right answer, Toby.
05:54Lady Bird and Deck is the right answer, Toby.
05:56Oh, I got that one.
05:57Next one.
05:59English title of the third millennium novel by Stieg Larsson.
06:03Oh, what was that?
06:07Evelyn?
06:08The Girl Who Kicked the Earwig's Nest.
06:09Is it The Girl Who Kicked the Earwig Nest?
06:11Well played, Evelyn, The Girl Who Kicked the Earwig's Nest from The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest.
06:16So, forget insects, forget drinks.
06:19All the following answers will have modes of transport in them.
06:22And you replace those modes of transport with the modes of transport you see in the picture.
06:27Here's your first one.
06:281947 Tennessee Williams play about Blanche and Stella.
06:37Yes, Evelyn?
06:38A Caravan Named Desire.
06:42A Caravan Named Desire?
06:44Well done, Evelyn.
06:49Next one.
06:50Patricia Highsmith novel adapted into a 1951 Hitchcock film.
06:58Evelyn?
07:00Strangers on a Unicycle.
07:02Strangers on a Unicycle.
07:04Absolutely right.
07:05Strangers on a Train.
07:06Strangers on a Unicycle.
07:08Final question in this round.
07:09Dutch Painter, whose work includes the 1880s Sunflower series.
07:17Joe?
07:18Vincent Scooter Goff.
07:20Vincent Scooter Goff.
07:21Absolutely, Vincent Scooter Goff.
07:23Vincent Van Gogh becomes Vincent Scooter Goff.
07:26That is the end of that round.
07:28Let's take a look at our scoreboard, shall we?
07:31Kerry, you have one.
07:33Toby, Joe, two points each.
07:35Our leader, Evelyn Mock, three points.
07:37All played, Evelyn.
07:37There she is. Pumply.
07:39Nicely done.
07:41Let's have a little pairs game, shall we?
07:43Today's pairs game is going to be...
07:45My Perfect Match.
07:49Kerry, you're in fourth.
07:51Who would you like to play this with today?
07:53I'm going to go with the winning man, Joe.
07:56You haven't been a team yet.
07:57That's nice, first time.
07:58Yeah.
07:58Joe and Kerry are a team.
08:00Evelyn and Toby are a team as well.
08:02Now, in this, I am looking for my perfect match.
08:04And that person has to combine two characteristics.
08:07You need to work out who my perfect match is, please.
08:09Okay.
08:10So, Joe and Kerry, the first thing I'm looking for in my perfect match.
08:13I'm looking for someone whose dad was an MP,
08:16but who also has climbed Mount Everest.
08:19That's what I'm looking for.
08:20You know, it's niche, Joe, I know.
08:22Yeah.
08:22But that's what I like.
08:23Now, is my perfect match...
08:26Bear Grylls or Ben Fogle?
08:29Which of those two, it's both of those characteristics?
08:34I'm thinking Bear, but what do you think?
08:38I was...
08:38You think Fogle?
08:39I'm happy to go with you and Bear Grylls.
08:40With Bear, yeah.
08:41I think so.
08:42Yeah, okay.
08:43Are you happy with that?
08:44Although Ben Fogle is quite, like, well-spoken, isn't he?
08:46Yeah.
08:46So you can imagine that fits well with, like, MP Everest.
08:50They're both very posh.
08:51Yeah.
08:51I feel like they've both climbed that mountain
08:53because they've got nothing else to do.
08:55Yeah.
08:56Let's go with Bear Grylls.
08:57Let's find out, shall we?
08:58They've both climbed Everest.
08:59You're absolutely right there.
09:00Only one of them has a dad who is an MP, and it is...
09:04Bear Grylls.
09:05Very well played.
09:07Nicely done.
09:09Yeah, Ben Fogle's dad's a vet.
09:10Yeah.
09:11That's nice.
09:12Evelyn, Toby.
09:13I tire of Bear Grylls, and I'm looking for a new perfect match,
09:17and it needs to be someone who combines
09:18the following two characteristics, please.
09:20Someone who attended the Brit school, OK?
09:24Lots of people weren't there.
09:25But who also supports Spurs.
09:27I think I know who's coming up.
09:28I know, too, yeah.
09:29I think you know who's coming up.
09:30Right, but even before it goes up.
09:32Adele.
09:32Adele.
09:34You think Adele is going to be my perfect match?
09:35I think Adele, she...
09:36Yeah, because she came from that part of London,
09:38and she just went to the Brit school.
09:39It's Adele.
09:39Yeah, and she's really...
09:40She's really, she's really wrongfully about it.
09:42We're out of here, OK?
09:44Let's find out.
09:45So my perfect match is one of these two.
09:47Here's my perfect match.
09:48Adele or Leona Lewis.
09:52Oh, hang on.
09:53Shall we go with...
09:54I'm thinking.
09:56You say it.
09:58Adele.
09:59You're going to go Adele?
10:00Yes.
10:00They said it before it even came up.
10:02Is Adele my perfect match?
10:03She is my perfect match.
10:07Very well done.
10:08Leona Lewis also went to the Brit school.
10:10Leona Lewis sang the national anthem at the Arsenal Cup final.
10:13She's an Arsenal fan.
10:14Kerry, Jo, Adele and I are done.
10:17I'm looking for a new perfect match who combines these two things.
10:21Someone who was not born in the USA.
10:23That's very important to me.
10:25So it's not Bruce Springsteen.
10:26Very important to me.
10:27We've ruled Bruce Springsteen.
10:28Bruce is out.
10:29It's not Bruce.
10:30And who also is a published poet.
10:33So someone who wasn't born in the USA but is a published poet.
10:36And my perfect match is one of these two.
10:40Keanu Reeves or Kim Cattrall.
10:43Oh.
10:44Keanu.
10:45Yeah.
10:45He's a Canadian.
10:46Yeah, I think he is.
10:47Kim was born in Liverpool.
10:49Oh, was she?
10:50Yeah.
10:50She has written books.
10:52I kind of feel like Keanu.
10:54I feel like it's...
10:55You think Keanu?
10:56Yeah.
10:56I think...
10:58Oh, but then...
10:59I'm happy to go over that if you are.
11:00OK, all right.
11:00I'll go.
11:01Yeah, I trust you.
11:03Okay, Keanu Reeves.
11:03Yeah.
11:04Yeah.
11:04Agree, disagree at home on this one.
11:06No.
11:06They're both born outside the USA, as you say.
11:09Keanu was born in Lebanon, believe it or not.
11:11Oh.
11:12Kim Cattrall was born in Liverpool.
11:14But only one of them is a published poet.
11:16And which one is that?
11:18It is Keanu Reeves.
11:20Very well done.
11:21Yeah.
11:21We're playing this round very well.
11:23These are two good teams.
11:24Evelyn and Toby.
11:25I'm looking for someone who combines these two things, please.
11:28Come on, Eves.
11:28Come on.
11:30Regularly plays fantasy role-playing games.
11:32OK.
11:33I assume they mean Dungeons and Dragons.
11:35I'm guessing.
11:36I could be wrong.
11:37And also...
11:38Has released an instructional breakdancing video.
11:41That's what I am looking for.
11:43One of these two fulfills both those criteria.
11:47Am I after Henry Cavill?
11:50Or Vin Diesel?
11:52I actually know this.
11:54Both probably very capable of breakdancing, to be honest.
11:57Yeah.
11:57I'm leaning towards Vin Diesel, because I do think he looks like a nerd.
12:03He kind of looks a bit nerdy.
12:04Where Henry seems too posh.
12:07Henry Cavill, when I've seen him interviewed, he's quite serious.
12:10He doesn't come across as the kind of person that I think would...
12:12Not very breakdancery.
12:13Breakdancing.
12:14But he wouldn't put a video.
12:15You couldn't...
12:15If you played Superman, you couldn't really, could you?
12:17Yeah, yeah.
12:18Are you going to go Vin Diesel?
12:20Yeah.
12:20Vin Diesel for four out of four.
12:21Breakdancing Vin.
12:23They're both fantasy role-players.
12:25Vin Diesel plays Dungeons and Dragons, or has done...
12:27Henry Cavill was playing World of Warcraft when he was rung to told he'd become Superman.
12:31Wow.
12:32But only one of them has released an instructional breakdancing video, so the answer is...
12:38Vin Diesel, four out of four.
12:40Well played, everybody.
12:42But it's the end of the round.
12:43Let's take a look at what it's done to the scores.
12:44I like that round.
12:45So since he added two points to everyone's score is what it's done to the scores,
12:48it'll be exactly the same differences, but everyone will look cleverer.
12:51That's how we like it.
12:53Look at this.
12:54Really close.
12:55Kerry, you have three.
12:56Joe and Toby, four.
12:57Evelyn, still in the lead with five.
12:59Well played, Evelyn.
13:00Nicely done.
13:00Two points between everyone.
13:03Three rounds to go.
13:04Let's play our next round, shall we?
13:05It is...
13:09Two clues in one.
13:11Fingers on buzzers, please, everybody.
13:13The first thing here I'm going to do is show you a category.
13:16That category is Arnold Schwarzenegger films.
13:18I'm now going to give you some clues that will describe Arnold Schwarzenegger films, OK?
13:22You need to buzz in and tell me what the film is.
13:24We say two clues in one, however, because the clues also have the same initials as the answer.
13:30OK?
13:31Here is your first one.
13:38Yes, Kerry.
13:39Twins.
13:39Twins.
13:40Absolutely right.
13:41Well played, Kerry.
13:44You happy?
13:45Yes.
13:47Next film.
13:49Trouble remembering.
13:54Kerry.
13:54True lies.
13:55True lies.
13:56It's incorrect, I'm afraid.
13:59Joe.
13:59Total Recall.
14:00Total Recall.
14:01Of course it is.
14:02Right.
14:02Well done.
14:04Next Arnie film.
14:07Pursuer.
14:10Yes, Kerry.
14:11Predator.
14:12Predator.
14:13Well played, Kerry.
14:15Your next category is...
14:18Quiz shows.
14:19Oh.
14:20So, again, the clues will have the same initials as the answer.
14:23Here's your first one.
14:24Tokens plummet.
14:30Yes, Joe.
14:31Tipping point.
14:31Tipping point.
14:32Ah!
14:33Absolutely right.
14:34Well done.
14:36Next one.
14:42Toby.
14:4315 to 1.
14:4415 to 1.
14:45Well played.
14:46Well played, the question like this with that one as well.
14:48That's a nice one.
14:49Next quiz show.
14:50Fraternal Finances.
14:56Joe.
14:57Family Fortunes.
14:57Must be.
14:59And is.
14:59Well played, Joe.
15:00Family Fortunes.
15:01Your final category is...
15:05OK.
15:09Who are these famous Great Britons?
15:11Wrote Sonnets.
15:17Yes, Evelyn.
15:17William Shakespeare.
15:18William Shakespeare.
15:19Absolutely right.
15:22Next one.
15:24Found a nurse.
15:28Yes, Joe.
15:29Florence Nightingale.
15:30Florence Nightingale.
15:31Oh, please.
15:33And the last question of the round.
15:35Equality Pursuer.
15:41Evelyn.
15:42Emmeline Pankhurst.
15:43It's the right answer, Evelyn.
15:45Well played.
15:46That's the end of that round.
15:48Let's take a look at what it's done to our scores.
15:50We're having a lovely close show today.
15:55Toby and Kerry, you have five points each.
15:57Evelyn, you got seven.
15:58We have a new leader, Joe Sugg, with eight.
16:01Three points between the lot of you with two rounds to go.
16:05It's getting close.
16:06It's getting close.
16:07He's won two in a row.
16:08Is he going to win three?
16:09Let's find out, shall we?
16:10Let's play round four, which is...
16:15And the answer isn't.
16:17Now, in this round, we did a little bit of homework before the show.
16:20Joe, I'm going to start with you.
16:21I'm going to show you a question.
16:22There will be four possible answers.
16:24One will be correct.
16:25The other three were written by Kerry, Evelyn and Toby.
16:28OK.
16:28Oh, I like that.
16:28You get the correct one, you score a point.
16:30If you choose one of theirs, you give them a point.
16:32OK.
16:32OK.
16:33Let's take a look at your question.
16:34Why did Laurence Olivier lead a campaign against the operators of the Brighton Bell train in 1970?
16:40Four possible answers.
16:42One of them is right.
16:44He hated Brighton.
16:47Because it didn't stop in his hometown of Crawley.
16:52It didn't actually stop in Brighton.
16:56Or it stopped serving kippers.
16:58Those are good, wrong answers.
17:00Yeah.
17:01Yeah.
17:01Hmm.
17:02I can't see how anyone can hate Brighton.
17:05Yeah, agreed.
17:07Because it didn't stop in his hometown of Crawley.
17:09Maybe Laurence Olivier would have, you know, was he a bit of a diva?
17:13Well, I don't know.
17:14Because it feels like, I mean, that would be on the right, but would he, I don't know if he lived in Crawley.
17:17Are you going to stay on the right track, then?
17:19Yeah.
17:19Yeah, yeah, exactly.
17:20I don't think...
17:21Stop myself, Toby.
17:23I think the right answer is it didn't actually stop in Brighton.
17:28Oh, so it's called the Brighton Bell.
17:29Yeah.
17:30Didn't go to Brighton.
17:31I think.
17:31If it's not that, it's a good, wrong answer.
17:32So you're going to go, it didn't actually stop in Brighton.
17:34What do you reckon at home?
17:35Agree with Joe, disagree with Joe?
17:37Let's find out, Joe.
17:38Have you scored a point or given a point away?
17:41You've given a point away.
17:42So what was the right answer?
17:46Stop serving kippers.
17:47God, I thought that was a red herring.
17:51But who have you given a point to, Joe?
17:52That's the question.
17:53Who wrote, it didn't actually stop in Brighton?
17:56Evelyn.
17:56Evelyn.
17:57That's a good one.
17:59Very good.
17:59They were all good, actually.
18:01So he hated Brighton.
18:03Was Kerry.
18:04Basic.
18:04And it didn't say, Toby, that's convincing.
18:06I was very close to going for that one.
18:08That, yeah.
18:09Kerry, question for you.
18:10OK.
18:11An opportunity to score a point or to give a point away?
18:15Ah.
18:17In 1997, what was former Arsenal footballer Anders Limpar tricked into believing on the Swedish television show Blörjningham?
18:26Was it...
18:27That he'd been stripped of Player of the Year due to bad sportsmanship?
18:32OK.
18:34That he had travelled forward two years in time?
18:38That's nice.
18:41That his captain, Tony Adams, is the tallest man in Europe?
18:45Or that he had telepathic powers?
18:52Hmm.
18:53What do we reckon at home?
18:55Is this a show you know, Evelyn, by the way?
18:57Yeah, I remember seeing it.
18:59Oh, and you've seen this actual...
19:00OK.
19:00I've seen the actual...
19:01No, I can't remember seeing the actual Anders episode, but...
19:06They did some crazy stuff.
19:08Are they...
19:08Oh, they're crazy.
19:10But you might be steering me towards your answer, so...
19:13Yeah.
19:14Which, that might be the travelling...
19:15Yeah, typical Swede.
19:16Yeah.
19:17They're so duplicitous, aren't they?
19:18Yeah.
19:20Um, I think I'm going to go with the Tony Adams one.
19:25You're going to go Tony Adams?
19:26Yeah.
19:27OK, Kerry, going Tony Adams.
19:28What do you think at home?
19:29Agree, disagree.
19:30Kerry, have you scored a point or given a point away?
19:32Is the answer Tony Adams?
19:35It is not.
19:36So, the correct answer was...
19:39Whoa!
19:40What?
19:41I thought Evelyn wrote that.
19:43I want to see that now.
19:44Yeah.
19:45You pointed for it to me.
19:45I 100% was like, that was you.
19:47Wow, that's pretty cool.
19:48That's crazy.
19:48So, you've given a point away, Kerry.
19:50But who have you given it to?
19:52Oh, Toby, I bet.
19:54It is Toby.
19:55Absolutely right.
19:57Toby, congratulations.
19:58I'm a point to you.
19:59Player of the Year was...
20:02That was me.
20:03Evelyn and telepathic powers was Joe.
20:06Evelyn, a question for you now.
20:08OK.
20:09Four possible answers.
20:11In a social media post in September 2020,
20:14Thailand's environment minister warned of what new tactic
20:17to stop people from littering in national parks.
20:21Was it...
20:22A sandwich ban?
20:26The rubbish will be posted back to them?
20:28Oh, my God.
20:31Mandatory portable pocket bins?
20:32Oh, my God.
20:33Pimps.
20:34Well, CCTV in every tree.
20:38Oh.
20:38What are we thinking, Evelyn?
20:40I will say they all seem very good.
20:44All believable.
20:45Yeah.
20:45But I will have to go with, because Singapore had a chewing gum ban.
20:50Yeah.
20:50To stop people from littering.
20:52So I think Thailand would follow, and I want to say sandwich ban.
20:57OK.
20:58Sandwich ban we're going for.
20:59What are you going for at home?
21:00Evelyn, have you scored a point or given a point away?
21:03Is the answer a sandwich ban?
21:06Oh, no.
21:06Not.
21:07What was the answer?
21:09Rubbers will be posted back to them.
21:11That's a good idea.
21:12It cost them a lot, wouldn't it?
21:13Isn't it?
21:14Nice idea, though.
21:15Imagine getting that in your post.
21:16It would shame you, wouldn't it?
21:18It would shame you.
21:19It would shame you so much.
21:19So who wrote a sandwich ban?
21:21Who scored themselves a point?
21:24Oh!
21:25Obi!
21:26Another point.
21:27What a round you're having.
21:28Mandatory portable pocket bins.
21:31Kerry, let's go on Dragon's Den.
21:32You're welcome.
21:33And CCTV in every tree, which rhymes beautifully.
21:36Joe.
21:37Toby, you have the final question of the round.
21:39Good round for you so far.
21:41Can you top it off with a correct answer here?
21:45What was opera singer Luciano Pavarotti's lucky charm,
21:48which he kept in his pocket while performing?
21:52A bent nail.
21:55A beef burger.
21:57Brave.
21:59His son's milk teeth.
22:03Or a field mouse.
22:05Well, I mean.
22:07He hits a high note and that thing pops out of his pocket.
22:09There's trouble.
22:10Keep it down, Luciano.
22:12Bent nail.
22:17I mean, I just don't think a beef burger is plausible.
22:21Yeah.
22:22I'm not going to go with that.
22:24Did you just touch there, Kerry?
22:26No.
22:29Wow.
22:29Talk about a poker face.
22:30I wonder which one you wrote.
22:33What are you on about?
22:34I mean, he did look like the type of guy that maybe had the odd bone.
22:36Yeah, yeah.
22:37But, I mean, I don't think he'd keep one in his pocket.
22:40His son's milk teeth seems a bit obvious.
22:44A bent nail.
22:45He wants that point, doesn't he, Toby?
22:47You can see it.
22:48It's a man who wants a point.
22:50What do you think at home?
22:51What are you going for here?
22:52Oh, beauty for the point.
22:52I think we know that Kerry wrote beef burger, given her tut.
22:57So, here's the answer.
22:59A bent nail.
22:59Has Toby scored a point?
23:02He has scored a point.
23:03Very well done.
23:05Very nicely done.
23:06The son's milk teeth was...
23:09Evelyn.
23:09A field mouse was...
23:11Joe.
23:13Wow.
23:14I wonder who wrote a beef burger.
23:15What?
23:17Kerry.
23:17Well played, Toby.
23:18Great round for you there.
23:20We only have one more round to go.
23:21One more round before we find Wednesday's champion on House of Games.
23:24Shall we take a little look at the scoreboard?
23:26See where we are with one round to go.
23:28Total chaos now.
23:29I'll tell you now, there's three points between the whole lot of you.
23:34And there's no points at all between the top three.
23:38How about that, Kerry?
23:40You have five.
23:41But Joe, Evelyn, Toby, eight points each.
23:44What do we think about this?
23:46I think I should have the present.
23:47Pressure going into the final round.
23:48This is nerve-wracking, isn't it?
23:50Yeah.
23:50You've got to be brave now.
23:52You've got to buzz in.
23:53Shall we play our last round?
23:54Of course it is.
23:55Yes!
23:57Answer smash a three-way tie.
24:00Right at the top, who's going to take Wednesday's House of Games?
24:02Your first category is...
24:05Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees.
24:07Point for a correct answer, point off for an incorrect answer.
24:10Here's your first one.
24:12What three words precede Violet to Blue in a well-known rhyme?
24:16Yes, Evelyn.
24:20Roses are red.
24:21So sorry.
24:22Answer smash.
24:25Joe gets in.
24:26Roses are red, hot chili peppers.
24:28Roses are red, hot chili peppers?
24:29I'm so sorry.
24:30The right answer.
24:31Well done, unlucky, Evelyn.
24:33Well played, Joe.
24:33Point to you.
24:34I think Toby had that as well.
24:35Next one.
24:37What was the title of Bruce Springsteen's third studio album,
24:40released in 1975?
24:44Yes, Joe.
24:45Born to Run, DMC.
24:46Oh, he's good.
24:47He's good.
24:48Born to Run, DMC.
24:50You're right.
24:51Born to Run and Run, DMC.
24:53Next act, next clue.
24:56Emma Watson played Belle in a 2017 film adaptation of which fairy tale?
25:03Yes, Kerry.
25:04Beauty and the Beast Brothers.
25:06That's incorrect, I'm afraid.
25:08Oh, and Joe has buzzed in before everybody.
25:11Beauty and the Beastie Boys.
25:12Beauty and the Beastie Boys is the answer.
25:15The Beast Brothers.
25:16The Beastie Brothers.
25:17The Beastie Brothers.
25:18That's the best line.
25:20Right there.
25:21Beauty and the Beast, Beastie Boys, Beauty and the Beastie Boys.
25:23Next category.
25:25Tools.
25:26Those will be the pictures.
25:27There will be clues above.
25:29What is the term for a short, pointed piece of wood or plastic
25:32used to remove bits of food lodged in the mouth?
25:38Yes, Evelyn.
25:39Toothpick, picker, hammer.
25:42Toothpick hammer.
25:43It is not toothpick hammer.
25:44I'm so sorry.
25:45Joe.
25:47Toothpick axe.
25:47Toothpick axe is what we're looking for.
25:49Toothpick and pickaxe.
25:50Toothpick axe.
25:51I'm just...
25:52Next question.
25:53Next picture.
25:55Which area of the North Atlantic Ocean is said to be the location
25:58of a number of mysterious plane and ship disappearances?
26:04Joe.
26:05Bermuda Triangle Grinder.
26:07Bermuda Triangle Grinder.
26:08He's good.
26:10Joe Sugg.
26:11How about that?
26:12Bermuda Triangle and Angle Grinder.
26:13Bermuda Triangle Grinder.
26:15Next clue.
26:16Next picture.
26:17The pink properties on a traditional London Monopoly board are Whitehall, Northumberland Avenue and which other?
26:26I always say when I'm building a flat pack, I mean, I need that thingy.
26:29Yeah.
26:30That, I think, I think I know what that's called.
26:32Yeah.
26:33I know what that's called.
26:34But what's the...
26:35Oh.
26:37Have you got this at home?
26:38We're struggling.
26:39Have you spotted we're struggling?
26:40Shall we take a look?
26:41Yeah.
26:41Yeah.
26:42The answer is...
26:43We're all going to sigh.
26:44Pal Malenki.
26:46I had the Alan key.
26:47I couldn't get...
26:48Yeah, I see.
26:49Yeah, Pal Mal.
26:50Pal Malenki.
26:50Pal Malenki.
26:51I thought that was a dark blue one on the board.
26:53Yeah.
26:53Any more categories?
26:55Or are we done?
26:56We are done.
26:57Oh, no.
26:57Well, that was very, very briefly tense right at the beginning.
27:02But then Joe absolutely ran away with it.
27:05Evelyn did exactly the right thing.
27:06You've got to buzz in if you want to win this.
27:08But Joe won on Monday.
27:10Joe won on Tuesday.
27:11And our winner on Wednesday's House of Games...
27:14Look at that for stretching a lead.
27:16Joe, 13 points.
27:17Well played, Joe Sark.
27:18Well done, Joe.
27:19I like you, Joe.
27:20I like you.
27:21I've always said that.
27:22Joe, you've won yourself a prize.
27:24I think at the beginning of the show you said you were going to give one away.
27:26I did, yes.
27:26You said it would be so brilliant.
27:27If you just said, do you know what?
27:29Actually, now I've won.
27:29Actually, yeah.
27:30I don't want to change my mind.
27:31What are you going to go for, Joe?
27:33Let's go for the dartboard, please, for Kerry.
27:35Lovely.
27:36Joe Sark wins the House of Games dartboard for Kerry Howard.
27:39Kerry Howard's kids.
27:42Very well done, Joe.
27:43Let's look at the weekly leaderboard.
27:44It's going to be good news for Joe.
27:47We still have two days to go.
27:48We've got double points Friday as well.
27:49Don't forget.
27:50Very close between the other three.
27:52Kerry and Evelyn have six.
27:53Toby, seven.
27:54Joe with a five-point lead, though, on 12.
27:56You could lose it.
27:57Still two days.
27:58But a very impressive performance so far.
28:00Can we get him tomorrow?
28:01That's the question.
28:02We've been close a couple of times.
28:03We can try.
28:04We've been close.
28:05He's a good quizzer, though.
28:06Well, listen, I'll see you here on Thursday,
28:07and we'll find out.
28:08Hey, look forward to it ever so much.
28:10Look forward to seeing you as well on the House of Games.
28:12APPLAUSE
28:43No, no problem.
28:44That is lovely.
28:45That is really lovely.
28:46Oh, he's a good guy.
28:47Oh, he's a good guy.
28:48He's a good guy.
28:49He's a good guy.