- 10/06/2025
Kevin Eldon, Sarah Keyworth, Laila Rouass, John Whaite
Series 6, Week 15, Day 4
Every day this week, celebrity contestants Kevin Eldon, Sarah Keyworth, Laila Rouass and John Whaite 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 suitcase, or will they be tempted with the House of Games decanter?
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Series 6 Episode 74 (m001g6n8) (hd)
Series 6, Week 15, Day 4
Every day this week, celebrity contestants Kevin Eldon, Sarah Keyworth, Laila Rouass and John Whaite 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 suitcase, or will they be tempted with the House of Games decanter?
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Series 6 Episode 74 (m001g6n8) (hd)
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00:00Hello, everyone. Welcome to Thursday's House of Games.
00:11Lovely to have you with us. I'm Richard Osman.
00:14I'm joined by four famous faces, each of them vying to win this trophy right here.
00:20Our players this week are John Waite, Leila Ruas, Sarah Keyworth and Kevin Eldon.
00:28Still here. Still here. Still here and winning, Kevin.
00:32A win on the last show.
00:34One on the last show yesterday and that has changed my life, actually, to a certain extent.
00:39That's so interesting. I always like to ask people how it's changed their life.
00:41Well, I just found myself walking a little taller, laughing a little bit more heartily.
00:47And also, since yesterday, I've solved the problem of cold fusion.
00:52No, just with the confidence that you had. Yeah.
00:55That's really... You know what? How lovely.
00:56And it's, yeah, it's been a long time coming, hasn't it?
00:58Anyway, listen, we'll talk about that on the show.
01:00Let's do the quizzing first, shall we? OK.
01:02Um, Sarah. Hello.
01:04Yet to have a win this week, but you have been in a playoff.
01:07I have, yeah. Shall we take a little look at the weekly leaderboard?
01:10Go on. It doesn't make that scary reading for you.
01:12I have to say, two wins for John, one for Kevin.
01:15But there's one point between the three of you.
01:18Always the bridesmaid, never the bride at the moment for me.
01:20Yeah, but everyone is always a bridesmaid, never a bride until they're a bride.
01:24Mm, that's true.
01:25You know, so maybe Thursday, Friday, Bride Day.
01:28Double points Bride Day.
01:29Double points Bride Day. Sit back today, because Thursday doesn't rhyme with anything.
01:33Actually, just give me zero today. I'm that confident about tomorrow.
01:35Yeah, I know. Listen, I'm here for double points Bride Day.
01:38That's what I'm here for. Um, Leila.
01:40Yeah. Shall we take a little look at the prizes that are up for grabs today?
01:43Oh, yeah, I do like the prizes. Be nice, wouldn't it?
01:45You could win yourself one of these. The playing cards, the coffee cup, the cycle helmet,
01:52the compost bin and the wheelie luggage. Anything there take your fancy?
01:55The wheelie luggage. Good, right? I like it, yeah.
01:59That's why I've got my eye on that. That's why I'm here.
02:01Of course you have. That's why he's here. That's why I'm here.
02:03Sarah, what would you go for? Cycle helmet.
02:06I think if I came off my bike, they'd try and save me more if I had that on.
02:09You mean the ambulance staff would be like,
02:11Oh, hold on a minute. Who's that on the helmet?
02:15Yeah. Kevin, what would you go for?
02:17I have orders from home, if I possibly can, to bring the suitcase.
02:22The suitcase. It seems popular. Quite a sought-after prize.
02:26Lovely. Shall we get on and play Thursday's House of Games? Our first round is...
02:33Correction Centre. I'll go down the line and read you each an incorrect statement.
02:38If you change one word, however, the statement becomes correct.
02:41OK? John, here is yours.
02:44An incorrect statement for you.
02:46Thousands of people watched Jonathan Ross wear a feathered headdress and perform hit
02:50after hit during the Legends slot at Glastonbury in 2022.
02:56Right. Well, that ain't true.
02:57That ain't true. Quite right.
02:59Jonathan Ross. We should have called this round that ain't true.
03:02That ain't true, lad.
03:05During the Legends slot for Legends.
03:08Oh, I don't know. You do know.
03:10Do I? Yeah. Oh, Diana Ross.
03:11There you go. Diana Ross.
03:14Change Jonathan to Diana.
03:15Almost let the LGBT community down.
03:18You will never let the LGBT community down.
03:19No, if he'd got that wrong, we would have had to kick him out, I'm afraid.
03:22Layla, I have an incorrect statement for you.
03:25OK, can you change one word?
03:27Meryl Streep earned a record 17th Oscar nomination for her compelling performance
03:32and impeccable British accent in The Lollipop Lady.
03:38Is it lollipop for iron?
03:39Change to lollipop for iron.
03:41It's never a good thing to do unless you're in this round.
03:43Change lollipop for iron.
03:44And the iron lady, Sarah.
03:47I have an incorrect statement for you.
03:50With a reputation for excellent red wines,
03:52Stellenbosch is a sun-kissed region of vineyards in South Yorkshire.
03:57Oh, no.
03:58I'm just so bad at geography.
04:00But also with these three. Look at them all.
04:02Yeah. They've all got their...
04:03Do you know what's actually a bit mean?
04:05Oh, sorry. Is it South Africa?
04:07Change Yorkshire to Africa?
04:08Yeah, please.
04:10Exactly right, Sarah. Well done.
04:12Kevin, are we going to get four from four?
04:16Pope Francis rode the Queen Mother's horse in the 1956 Grand National
04:20before becoming a best-selling novelist.
04:26I say to you, Dick.
04:28You do indeed. What would you like to replace?
04:30Pope.
04:31Change Pope to Dick. Absolutely right.
04:33Dick Francis. Well played.
04:35John, we return to you with an incorrect statement.
04:37So far, we're absolutely acing it.
04:39James Bond films always have big set pieces,
04:43like the fight between Bond and Jaws on top of a bumper car in Moonraker.
04:49It's not bumper car.
04:50Yeah. Railway car.
04:52Change bumper for railway.
04:55That's incorrect, I'm afraid. Anybody?
04:57Yes, Leila.
04:58Sports car, fast car.
05:00Sports?
05:03Not, I'm afraid.
05:05Kevin.
05:07Mountain car.
05:08It's not...
05:10That is not the word for it.
05:11It is the thing, but it is not the word for it.
05:14I can't take it.
05:16What sort of car might you have in the mountains?
05:19Sarah?
05:20Ski car.
05:22Oh, that's also very, very close.
05:24Cable car.
05:25Cable.
05:25We were looking for cable car instead of bumper car.
05:29Next up, we have Leila.
05:32Leila, here is your statement.
05:33In 2020, stamps were issued featuring Rupert Murdoch in his trademark yellow-checked trousers and scarf to commemorate his 100th birthday.
05:44Yellow-checked trousers and scarf.
05:46Oh, it was, um...
05:52OK, I...
05:53No.
05:54Sorry.
05:54Look at these three...
05:56I can't believe this.
05:57...we'll time you out.
05:58Oh!
05:59John.
05:59Rupert Baer.
06:00Rupert Baer is the answer, yeah.
06:02Change Murdoch for Baer.
06:04Well played, John.
06:05Sarah, a statement for you.
06:07Home secretaries can often be seen in the festive TV schedules, delighting audiences with hilarious slapstick antics.
06:17Why is my brain not working?
06:20It's got to be secretaries.
06:25Home alone?
06:28Change secretaries for alone?
06:31Exactly right, Sarah, well done.
06:34Um, Kevin, here's one for you.
06:38In Botticelli's painting The Birth of Jazz, the goddess of love is flanked by three figures,
06:42one of whom has pursed lips and puffed-out cheeks.
06:46I was looking at this picture only a couple of weeks ago and I can't remember...
06:54Oh, he knows it.
06:56Johnny Waite knows it.
06:58The birth of hope.
07:00So, change jazz to hope.
07:02Not Love of Grey.
07:03J-dubs.
07:04The birth of Venus.
07:05Venus.
07:06Well played, it is.
07:07Well done.
07:07I'm thinking jazz to Venus.
07:09Very well played, John.
07:10He's on fire.
07:11That's the end of that round.
07:13A mixed bag.
07:14Everyone off the mark, though, which is lovely.
07:17Let's take a look at the scores.
07:20Layla and Kevin, you have one point each.
07:22Sarah has got two.
07:23Our two-time champion, John Waite, in the lead with three.
07:26Well played, John.
07:27Let's play a pair's game, shall we?
07:29When I press this buzzer, we'll find out what it's going to be.
07:36Password one, two, three.
07:38Layla and Kevin, you're tied third.
07:40Layla, would you choose a partner?
07:41Um, our man, John.
07:45You're going to stick with Johnny Waite.
07:48Yeah.
07:48Sarah and Kevin, you're a team as well.
07:50Now, in this round, all we have to do is work out the internet passwords of famous celebrities.
07:55Here are your possibilities.
07:56We have got Matt Lucas, Alicia Dixon, Emily Blunt and Colin Firth.
08:02John and Layla, who would you like to go for?
08:04Shall we say Matt?
08:06OK, let's go Matt Lucas.
08:08Matt, OK.
08:09We'll take Matt Lucas, please.
08:10OK, we're going to guess Matt Lucas's internet password.
08:12We do that by answering his two password hints.
08:15OK.
08:16OK, and you will have three attempts to get it right.
08:19Which character did you play in the 2007 TV adaptation of The Wind in the Willows?
08:25And on Shooting Stars, which instrument did your character George Dawes often play?
08:32Well, what are the characters of Wind in the Willows?
08:35There's Toad of Toad Hall.
08:37Yeah.
08:38Shall we say Toad?
08:39And on Shooting Stars, I...
08:42We should have gone out with Alicia Dixon.
08:43Yeah, I know, I know.
08:45Shall we say Toad Guitar?
08:49Let's go for it.
08:49Toad Guitar?
08:50Is that Matt Lucas's password?
08:51It is not, but you have one part correct.
08:56Oh!
08:57Which part is it?
08:58Oh, gosh!
09:00Shall we say Toad Piano?
09:03Or Trumpet or something?
09:04Maybe Trumpet, oh, yeah.
09:05Toad Trumpet.
09:06Toad Trumpet.
09:07Toad Trumpet.
09:08Is that Matt Lucas's password?
09:11It is not, but you still have one part correct.
09:13It's Toad.
09:15Go with what you thought.
09:16Piano.
09:17Yeah, if that's...
09:17I mean, I don't know.
09:18Or is it the flute?
09:20It's the flute.
09:20So I'm spitting everywhere.
09:22That's all right, as long as you get it right.
09:23I don't know, don't put the pressure on me.
09:24No, I'm not putting pressure.
09:26Let's say Toad Flute.
09:27Toad Flute, you're going to go for.
09:29Oh, I'm sorry.
09:31It's OK.
09:31Is it Toad Flute?
09:34It's OK.
09:35It is not.
09:36Anybody?
09:37Toad Drums.
09:38Drums.
09:39Oh!
09:39That's what we were looking for.
09:40He played the scores and played the drums.
09:42George Doors, what are the scores?
09:44Mr Toad Drums, we were looking for.
09:46Very well done if you said that at home.
09:48Sarah, Kevin, a celebrity for you to hack.
09:52I don't know a lot about any of them, I'm not going to lie.
09:55The least I would not know would be Colin Firth.
09:58Wait a minute.
09:59So, rule out Colin Firth.
10:00No, no, no.
10:01Oh, the least you would not know?
10:03OK, so let's go with Colin Firth.
10:04The least you would not know, he's making it pretty plain.
10:05OK, sorry, I apologise.
10:08That's my mistake.
10:09So that's my fifth choice.
10:10You're going to go Colin Firth?
10:11We'll go Colin Firth and then Emily second.
10:13Then Emily second.
10:14Excellent.
10:16Very good.
10:17Colin Firth's password is a combination of these two hints.
10:23What is the surname of your character in the Bridget Jones film series?
10:27And what is the regnal number of the king you portrayed in the film The King's Speech?
10:34Right.
10:36Well, I think the king is George V.
10:40Yeah, I think he's a George.
10:42And what his name is, I don't know.
10:45There's a Darcy, isn't there?
10:47I think that's a Austen.
10:49No, I think there's a Bridget Jones character.
10:52Oh, OK.
10:53Maybe we should try it on our first guess.
10:55Come on, then.
10:56So, Darcy Five, do you think?
10:58Yeah, Darcy Five.
10:59Darcy Five, what do you think?
11:00What do you think at home on that one?
11:01Darcy Five, your first guess.
11:03Is that Colin Firth's password?
11:05It is not, however, you have one part correct.
11:09Do you want to try another surname?
11:11A Smith?
11:12Yeah, let's try Smith Five and we'll see whether or not five's right.
11:17Smith Five, is that the correct answer?
11:20Neither of those answers is correct.
11:23So, Darcy's correct, but it's we need a different number.
11:26Darcy Six, George Six.
11:28Darcy Six, let's see what happens there.
11:30Darcy Six, we're going to go for?
11:31What do you think about that at home?
11:32Let's find out, is that Colin Firth's password?
11:35Darcy Six?
11:37Well worked out, well done.
11:40Mark Darcy, George Six, beautifully played.
11:43Well done.
11:44Sarah and Kevin, Leila and John, who would you like to go for now?
11:48Let's go for Alicia.
11:50Alicia.
11:50Alicia Dixon?
11:51Give us a bit of Alicia.
11:52OK, here are Alicia Dixon's password hints.
11:57In 2012, you joined the judging panel of which TV show?
12:01Britain's Got Talent.
12:03And in which year did you have your first UK Top 40 hit
12:06as part of Mystique?
12:07I reckon it's about 2006.
12:10Do you think?
12:10What do you think?
12:11I was going to say 2003.
12:13Oh, maybe.
12:14Shall we go with Britain's Got Talent 2003?
12:172002.
12:18Whatever you think.
12:19Britain's Got Talent 2002.
12:21Is Alicia's password Britain's Got Talent 2002?
12:26It is not.
12:27You have one part to correct.
12:28So, OK, we know the first bit is right.
12:30Is it into the 90s now, I'm thinking?
12:32Definitely not the 90s.
12:34Shall we say 2003 or should we go 2001?
12:37Three.
12:37Three.
12:38Yeah.
12:39Britain's Got Talent 2003?
12:40Yes, please.
12:41Is that Alicia Dixon's password?
12:44Oh, God.
12:45It is not.
12:46You still have one part to correct them.
12:47This is like...
12:47Do you think it's 2001?
12:49Shall we just go for 2001?
12:50Yeah.
12:51Yeah, Britain's Got Talent 2001.
12:53Is that Alicia Dixon's password?
12:57How about that?
12:59Well played.
13:01Very, very nicely played.
13:03Congratulations.
13:04Final question of the round.
13:06Emily Blunt is your specialist subject.
13:09And her password is made up of these two hints.
13:13What relation is Stanley Tucci to you?
13:17And in a 2018 interview, what did you say is your favourite type of pizza?
13:21I'm thinking uncle.
13:22Uncle?
13:23I don't know why.
13:24Well, age-wise, an uncle would make most sense.
13:27And why do I think Hawaiian?
13:31Because you don't know.
13:33That's why.
13:34That is why.
13:35Correct.
13:36And you thought it's got to be something that stands out in an interview.
13:39Because if she said margarita, we wouldn't be here right now.
13:42That's true.
13:42None of us would be alive.
13:43Yeah.
13:45So, let's go with Uncle Hawaiian.
13:48Uncle Hawaiian?
13:48Is that Emily Blunt's password?
13:52It is not.
13:52You have neither part correct.
13:54Oh!
13:54OK.
13:55It's not too old to be a cousin.
13:56Cousin...
13:57I don't know, because you can get older cousins, can't you?
14:00Cousin pepperoni.
14:01Cousin pepperoni.
14:02We've had Uncle Hawaiian, now we're going cousin pepperoni.
14:05Is that correct?
14:07It is not.
14:08You have neither part correct.
14:10Is it marriage relations as well?
14:12Will we say father-in-law or something like that?
14:14Yeah, yeah, marriage relations are...
14:15They say father-in-law...
14:17Father-in-law...
14:18For cheese.
14:19Father-in-law for cheese.
14:21A rubbish password.
14:23Father-in-law for cheese?
14:24Yeah.
14:25Is it father-in-law for cheese?
14:27No, it's not.
14:28It is not.
14:29So, the relation...
14:31Brother-in-law.
14:31Brother-in-law.
14:33He's married to Felicity Blunt.
14:34Her sister.
14:35Her sister.
14:37The pizza, I wouldn't know at all.
14:38Margarita, maybe?
14:39It's the one...
14:40Yes!
14:41Brother-in-law, Margarita.
14:42Brother-in-law, Margarita.
14:43How about that?
14:44That's the end of that round.
14:45Let's take a look at our scoreboard, shall we?
14:47Oh, dear.
14:50Lovely and close today.
14:52Layla and Kevin, you have two points each.
14:54Sarah, you got three.
14:55John, just out on the lead with four.
14:57Nice, isn't it?
14:58Two points between the lot of you.
14:59Three rounds to go.
15:00Let's get straight on and play the next one.
15:02I'm going to read you the lyrics to some famous songs now.
15:05I've changed all the words.
15:06So, they will mean the same thing, but the words are changed.
15:09So, can you work out which songs these are, please?
15:14Stroll in this direction, communicate in this manner.
15:17Stroll in this direction, communicate in this manner.
15:19Stroll in this direction, communicate in this manner.
15:21Yes, that's John.
15:23Walk this way, talk this way.
15:24Is it walk this way?
15:26Exactly right.
15:27Tune.
15:28Tune.
15:29Yeah.
15:30Run DMC and Aerosmith.
15:31What is this next one?
15:33One must battle to protect one's entitlement to enjoy oneself at a gathering.
15:38Yes, John.
15:39You've got to fight for this love.
15:41Oh, no, no.
15:42No, you're thinking of it.
15:43I'm afraid of it.
15:44I'm afraid of it.
15:46I'm afraid of it.
15:47I'm afraid of it.
15:48I'm afraid of it.
15:50I'm afraid of it.
15:51I'm afraid of it.
15:52I'm afraid of it.
15:53Oh, no, no, no.
15:54No, you're thinking of it.
15:55I'm afraid, Kevin.
15:56I'm going to fight for your right to party.
15:58Is that right?
15:59Yeah.
15:59You've got to fight for your right to party.
16:05Beastie Boys, you've got to fight for your right to party.
16:08Next one.
16:10I remain vertical, indeed, indeed, indeed.
16:13I remain vertical, indeed, indeed, indeed.
16:19Yes, that is Sarah.
16:21I'm still standing.
16:22I'm still standing.
16:23That's good.
16:24I'm still standing.
16:25Wow, well done.
16:26Yeah, yeah, yeah.
16:27Indeed, indeed, indeed.
16:28Indeed, indeed, indeed.
16:30Elton John, I'm still standing.
16:32Next one.
16:33You're all very good at this.
16:36Youthful fellow, it's unnecessary to be blue.
16:38One declared youthful fellow, elevate thyself from the earth.
16:45Yes, Sarah.
16:46YMCA.
16:48Is it YMCA, youthful fellow?
16:49Young man.
16:51Yeah.
16:51There's no need to feel down, I said, young man, pick yourself off the ground.
16:56Pick yourself off the ground, elevate thyself from the earth.
17:00It's Shakespeare, isn't it?
17:01Isn't it just?
17:01Lovely.
17:02British people, of course, YMCA.
17:04Next one.
17:06My father is a waist operative.
17:08He sports waist operatives headwear.
17:10He dons unsophisticated pantaloons and resides in local authority accommodation.
17:18Yes, that's Leila.
17:19My old man's a dustman.
17:21My old man's a dustman.
17:24Oh, my old man's a dustman.
17:25There it is.
17:27Where's the dustman's at?
17:28He wears cool, blimey trousers.
17:30Selly lives in a local authority accommodation.
17:33Yes.
17:34Lonnie Dunnegan, My old man's a dustman.
17:36Final question in this round.
17:38Which song is this, please?
17:40Commodities must surely improve.
17:42Must surely improve since I have pinpointed your location.
17:45Yes, that is Kevin.
17:50Things Can Only Get Better.
17:52Is it Things Can Only Get Better by D-Ream?
17:57Certainly is.
17:57It was never truer.
18:01Yeah.
18:03Since I found you, since I have pinpointed your location.
18:07Lovely.
18:07Enter the round.
18:08That's the sidestalking.
18:09Change the tone of the song.
18:10Exactly.
18:11D-Ream with Brian Cox on keyboards.
18:13Oh.
18:13It's the end of the round.
18:16We have two more rounds to go today.
18:18And let's take a look at the leaderboard.
18:20It was close beforehand.
18:21It remains close now.
18:23Laila with three.
18:24Kevin with four.
18:26Sarah and John with five.
18:28That's a close one, isn't it?
18:29Here we are.
18:30Here we are.
18:31Everyone's still in this.
18:33Two rounds to go.
18:34Let's find out what our next round is.
18:40And the answer isn't.
18:42This is one of those rounds where you do a bit of work before the show.
18:45John, I'm going to read you a question.
18:46There will be four possible answers.
18:48One answer will be correct.
18:49The other three were written by Laila, Sarah and Kevin to try and fool you.
18:53Get the correct answer, you score a point.
18:55Choose one of their answers, you will give them a point.
18:57OK.
18:58So here's your question.
19:00The first Carolingian king of the Franks, who was crowned in 751 AD,
19:05was popularly known as Pippin the what?
19:09Is it Pippin the bloodthirsty?
19:12Pippin the stout?
19:13Pippin the godless or Pippin the short?
19:19I think I know all these people from law school.
19:23That's the thing.
19:27We're going to go Pippin the godless.
19:28Pippin the godless, you're going four.
19:30As John just scored a point, has he given a point away?
19:33Let's find out, is the answer Pippin the godless?
19:35It is not. What was the correct answer?
19:41Pippin the short.
19:41Oh, well, that's all right.
19:42There you go.
19:43So you've given a point away at a crucial time.
19:45Who have you given a point to?
19:46Who wrote Pippin the godless?
19:50Kevin gets a point.
19:51Sorry.
19:52Well done, Kevin.
19:54Bloodthirsty, that was Laila.
19:57Stout was Sarah.
20:00Laila, it is your question now.
20:03What was the title of the comeback single released
20:05by the Cheeky Girls in April 2022?
20:10Was it Kiss Me Cheeky Boy?
20:13Was it You Want Candy?
20:17Let's Have Fun.
20:20Or was it Hot Pant Peaches?
20:23I mean, you've all got a future writing song titles for the Cheeky Girls,
20:28that's for sure. Oh, gosh.
20:29I mean, where? I don't think it's You Want Candy.
20:31That sounds a bit odd.
20:33Don't think it's Let's Have Fun, but then it could be.
20:36I mean, it could be any of them, to be honest.
20:38Yeah, they're pretty good, I have to say.
20:40All right, do you know what?
20:41I'm going to go for Hot Pant Peaches.
20:43Yeah, it rolls off the tongue, if you know what I mean.
20:45Yeah. Hot Pant Peaches.
20:47What do you think at home on this one?
20:48What would you go for?
20:49So, Laila, have you scored a point?
20:50Have you given a point away?
20:51Let's find out.
20:54That's a good, wrong answer.
20:55I would have gone for Hot Pant Peaches.
20:57What was the correct answer?
21:00Let's Have Fun.
21:01Really?
21:02Who wrote Hot Pant Peaches?
21:04Get Out of Town.
21:05Come on, John. I love that title.
21:07That's a really good title for Cheeky Girls.
21:09But it's going to be the title of my autobiography.
21:11Oh, really?
21:12Hot Pant Peaches, yeah.
21:13Oh, God.
21:14Wow. John Waits Hot Pant Peaches.
21:15Yep.
21:16Lovely.
21:16Love that.
21:17Kiss Me Cheeky Boy was Kevin and You Want Candy was Sarah.
21:22I went to see the Cheeky Girls and they shouted,
21:24You Want Candy?
21:25No.
21:26Really?
21:26Oh, that's cool.
21:27And they gave up.
21:28That's where it was.
21:29But they didn't do a song called You Want Candy.
21:30Sarah, I have a question for you.
21:33You have an opportunity to score a point or to give a point away.
21:36The German word Rapunzel has what meaning in English?
21:40Is it wild heart?
21:44Lamb's lettuce?
21:47Leafy tree?
21:50Or redoubtable?
21:52That's hard.
21:54So, none of them have any sort of reference to the story of Rapunzel.
21:59Let's just go with lamb's lettuce.
22:01It's a weird one to make up, isn't it?
22:02It's a really good bluff if it's a bluff.
22:04Yeah, that's the only logic.
22:06Here's the answer, lamb's lettuce.
22:09It is lamb's lettuce.
22:11Well done.
22:12Yeah, in the fairy tale, her dad swaps her for some lettuce as a baby.
22:15Really?
22:16Yeah, there you go.
22:17Fairy tales are all over the place, aren't they?
22:19What a terrible swap.
22:20They are absolutely pretty.
22:21Well, you don't know her.
22:25Who wrote Wild Heart?
22:27That was Layla.
22:28Leafy tree was John and redoubtable.
22:31That's a nice answer.
22:32Kevin.
22:32Kevin, it is your question to end the round.
22:37What name did Alexander Fleming give to Penicillin when he first discovered it?
22:42Was it...
22:43That's hard.
22:58Yeah, all four of them have been really hard.
23:00Mould juice and miracle cure, I'm not having.
23:06Probably famous last words.
23:09Would he have been so vain as to name it after himself?
23:13It's a pend...
23:14They've both got the prefix pen,
23:17which must be obviously probably Greek for something.
23:21OK, I'm going to go for Pendolimian.
23:24And whoever's made that up, then they deserve the point.
23:27Pendolimian you're going for.
23:29What would you go for at home on this one?
23:30Do you agree with Kevin?
23:31Do you disagree?
23:32Let's find out, has Kevin scored a point at the end of the round
23:34or given a point away?
23:35Is the answer Pendolimian?
23:37It is not.
23:40He's given a point away.
23:40What was the answer?
23:43Mould juice.
23:44Oh, lovely.
23:45Brilliant.
23:46Mould juice was the answer.
23:47Weird they changed it.
23:49So you've given a point away.
23:50So who wrote Pendolimian?
23:53Layla wrote Pendolimian.
23:55Good answer.
23:56They got me.
23:57Miracle cure was John Flemingillin, is a great name, isn't it?
24:02Flemingillin was Sarah.
24:04At the end of the round,
24:05we have one round to go on Thursday's House of Games.
24:07One round before we find our fourth champion of the week.
24:11And let's take a look at the leaderboard going into it.
24:13I mean, this really has been close.
24:15Look at this.
24:16Two points between everyone.
24:19Layla, you've got four.
24:20Kevin, you've got five.
24:21Sarah and John, six each.
24:23Ooh, girl.
24:24Whoa.
24:25Friend.
24:26Sarah and John had a tie break on Tuesday.
24:28Could we be heading for another one?
24:29Let's find out, shall we, as we play?
24:35Our old friend, answer smash.
24:37Point for a correct answer, point off for an incorrect answer.
24:40This might work.
24:41But everybody is still in it.
24:43Our first category is...
24:45Hats and headwear.
24:47Those are the pictures.
24:50Which 1969 Oscar-winning film stars John Voight and Dustin Hoffman
24:54as a pair of New York hustlers?
24:58Kevin.
24:59Midnight Cowboy Hat.
25:00Midnight Cowboy Hat?
25:02Absolutely right.
25:03Midnight Cowboy, Cowboy Hat.
25:04Midnight Cowboy Hat.
25:06Next clue, next headwear.
25:09Prince played the kid in which 1984 film that shares its title
25:12with one of his hit singles?
25:17John.
25:17Purple Rain Hood?
25:19Purple Rain Hood?
25:20It is Purple Rain Hood.
25:22Well done.
25:23Purple Rain, Rain Hood.
25:24Purple Rain Hood.
25:26Next category.
25:30I'll love them.
25:31Those will be the pictures.
25:32What is the profession of the character from Gloucester
25:37in the title of a 1903 tale by Beatrix Potter?
25:43Yes, John.
25:44Dr Lorraine Kelly.
25:45Dr Lorraine Kelly?
25:47That's incorrect, I'm afraid.
25:50Yes, Leila.
25:51Nurse Lorraine Kelly.
25:53She's not Nurse Lorraine Kelly either.
25:55Shall I put everyone out of their misery?
25:57It's Tay Lorraine Kelly, Taylor from Gloucester.
26:01Lorraine Kelly, Tay Lorraine Kelly.
26:03Next clue, next picture.
26:12Yes, John.
26:13Arsenic Knolls.
26:15It is arsenic Knolls, it's all right.
26:20Arsenic Knolls.
26:21Ask Nick Knolls.
26:26Let's take a look at your next clue in the United's Daytime TV presenter, shall we?
26:30Which singer had a UK number one in 1998 with My Heart Will Go On from the film Titanic?
26:35No-one fancied it?
26:42Home's under the hammer.
26:44Yeah, I know.
26:44Shall I tell you?
26:45Yeah.
26:46Celine Dion Dublin, I was looking for.
26:48Celine Dion and Dion Dublin.
26:51Next category.
26:51We are done for the day.
26:56That's a close one, wasn't it?
26:58I wonder if you just won this with arsenic Knolls.
27:01That was brilliant.
27:02Let's find out, shall we?
27:04On Monday and Tuesday, John was our champion.
27:07On Wednesday, it was Kevin.
27:07Our champion on Thursday's House of Games is...
27:12John, wait, by a point.
27:14Oh, thank you.
27:15It was arsenic Knolls.
27:16It's arsenic Knolls.
27:17We've got it for you.
27:17Well done.
27:19John, you've won another prize.
27:20Oh.
27:21Your third prize of the week, although you gave your second prize away.
27:23I'm not giving this one away.
27:25No, quite right.
27:26So, which of these would you like?
27:27I want that trolley.
27:29You're having the trolley.
27:30The weenie luggage.
27:31John Waite takes the House of Games trolley.
27:32Well done, John.
27:34One day to go.
27:35It's double points Friday tomorrow.
27:37Eight points for a win.
27:37Six for second, four for third, two for Thor.
27:40But let's take a look at the leaderboard going into it.
27:44John just starting to pull up.
27:46I mean, look at that.
27:47That's so close.
27:48Later with five.
27:49Sarah, 12.
27:50Kevin, 13.
27:51John, 14.
27:52Whoever wins tomorrow is going to get themselves at least a share of that trophy,
27:55it looks like to me.
27:57Very close.
27:58Two points between the top three.
27:59I know you're going to join us tomorrow.
28:01Look forward to seeing you there on the House of Games.
28:03APPLAUSE
28:04Oh, I love it.
28:34That's brilliant, that really is small, isn't it?
28:38Quick, the train's going, it's leaving now.
28:39And? And you can dance with it.
28:43It's like you're back with Johannes.
28:44It sucks to be you guys, doesn't it?
28:46It really suits your outfit as well.
28:48It does, doesn't it?
28:48You can take the boy out of Strictly.
28:50Yeah.
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