[0:09]Hello gang, welcome back to House of Games. Lovely to have you here. All week we've got four famous faces playing ridiculous quizzes for a terrible trophy. Shall we meet them one more time? They are Jackie Joseph. Hiya. Ben Thompson. Hi. Laura Tobin and Henning Wehn. Hello. Henning, the first thing I'd like to do is take a look at the weekly leaderboard, do you mind? Because you're a stand-up comedian. Stand-up comedians always do brilliantly on this show. Seat four tends to do brilliantly on this show as well, but our leaderboard looks like this. And you find yourself currently struggling, but... Well, it's not how you start, is it? It's about how you finish. It's how you finish, exactly. Exactly right. So I'm not here to make up the numbers so bring on the questions. Oh, here we go, fighting talk. He means he means business today. I mean, let's see what happens. It's a big start. The intentions are there. Exactly. Uh, Ben, talk of intentions, two wins in a row, how about that? Yeah, I feel that half of the questions that I pinched from Henning because he kind of gave us half the answers. Yes, he certainly buzzes in yesterday and gives an approximation of an answer, and then lets the rest of us sort of work out what that answer might be. Thank you. Because I'm good at heart as well. But no more today, no more Mr. Nice Guy. Uh-oh. Um, Laura, should we take a look at today's prizes? Excellent. Whoever wins today. Ben has already walked away with a toolbox and a decanter. Today there are the Salt and Pepper Shakers, there's the Bee Hotel, there's a dartboard, a glasses case and a scented candle. What do you think? For me it would be the dartboard. That was on my husband's list. Oh, if it so you have to win today. Yes, it's the big one. What's your husband's name? Um, Dean. She nearly forgot there. That is that's that's what we call in the business of vote of confidence. Ben, what would you go for? Uh, I'm going to go salt and pepper. I wouldn't like a whole dinner service kind of. Oh, yes, nice, nice. What are we saying, Jackie, what would you go for? I think it would have to be the dartboard. Dartboard. Henning. Yeah. Dartboard. Dartboard. Oh, a lot of dartboard. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Lot of dartboard love. Uh, let's play House of Games and see how we are. First round on Wednesday is going to be... Rhyme Time. That suits me down to the ground that does. Here we go. Operation Henning. Uh, fingers on buzzers, two questions at a time, the answers rhyme with each other. Here we go. Youngest child of Homer and Marge Simpson and singer whose hits include 'Boombastic' and 'It Wasn't Me'. And it is Ben. Maggie Shaggy. Maggie Shaggy. It is Maggie Simpson and Shaggy. Next one. Surname of the brothers who made the first powered flight and chess piece that moves in an L-shape. That is Laura. Wright Knight. Wright Knight. It is the Wright Brothers and the Knight. Next two. Actor who played Jimmy in 'Quadrophenia' and what are these? Yes, Laura. Phil Daniels, Cocker Spaniels. It is Phil Daniels and Cocker Spaniels. Uh, next two.
[3:58]He isn't going to plan just yet. British film franchise that featured Sid James and Kenneth Williams and first name of the 'Harry Potter' character played by Rupert Grint.
[3:48]Yes, Jackie. Um, Carry On Ron. Carry On Ron. It is. It's a good film, Carry On Ron. Very good. Next one.
[4:00]Large dinosaur with a name meaning 'king of tyrant lizards' and what is the title of this song?
[4:22]Yes, Jackie. T-Rex, Shout Out to My Ex. It is. T-Rex, Shout Out to My Ex. It's going great, Henning, isn't it? Is it that that pep talk you gave me yesterday?
[4:36]That pep talk really I can see I can see how it's spied you up. Uh, next one. Who is this and what is this?
[4:48]Yes, Laura. Belinda Carlisle Crocodile. Belinda Carlisle Crocodile. See you later alligator, Belinda Carlisle, Crocodile. Final question. They don't know where to point, where they don't even rhyme. Belinda Carlisle and Crocodile. Carlisle and dial rhyme with each other. I'm really happy with that to be fair. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Even if they didn't rhyme, it was a picture of Belinda Carlisle and a crocodile. So the the clues were there. Now we're just saying what we're seeing. Okay, get it, get it. Don't panic too much about the rhyme, just just answer the question. Final question in this round. TV fantasy series starring Kit Harington as Jon Snow. Rock group fronted by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.
[5:39]Oh, God. Laura. Game of Thrones, Rolling Stones. Game of Thrones, Rolling Stones. It is. I couldn't think of it. It don't rhyme. That's the end of that round. Let's take a look at the leaderboard. I'm assuming Henning is in the lead. So far, so good. Let's find out. Henning is off the mark with one. Ben has got two. Jackie with three. Laura Tobin, four points.
[6:07]Nice start. That is a nice start. Let's move right along. I'll take it now. End the game.
[6:32]Wow. That was quite a snub, wasn't it? Our next round is Password 123. Henning, you find yourself in fourth place today. Who would you like to play this round with? Oh, we're sitting already. And we're still the leader, always good to play with the leader. Perfect. Yeah. Cheers. Wow. That was quite a snub, wasn't it? Um, Laura and Henning, you're a team. Ben and Jackie, you're a team. Now, in this round, we simply have to guess the internet passwords of famous people. Okay, and the four people whose passwords we have to guess are Bradley Walsh, Susie Dent, Jennifer Saunders and Ian McKellen. Uh, Ben and Jackie, who who are those you think you know most about? Ian, Jennifer, Bradley. Why did you say Bradley? Just 'cause he's on everything. Right, let's do Bradley. Yeah, we're going Bradley Walsh. Yep. I've heard of him. His internet password is the answer to these two hints. As a teenager, you signed for which West London professional football club? And in which year did you first host 'The Chase'? You will have three attempts to get this answer so you can have a punt with your first guess. So, I think Chelsea or Fulham. What are our options, do we think? 'Cause we've got three goes. Brentford. Oh, good call. You know what I mean? I think if it was Chelsea, I think we'd would we know about it? I don't know that much about Bradley Walsh. I know he's everywhere. It turns out. Yeah.
[7:48]So we say Brentford first. It's so random. And then we need a year, don't we? So we're going to go Brentford. Twenty fourteen. Yes. Let's do that. Brentford 2014. What are we think at home on this one? Where would you go? So this is a first guess. You're saying Brentford 2014. Is that Bradley Walsh's password? It is not, but you have one part correct. Oh, is it the Brentford or is it the 2014? I'm I'm leaning towards Brentford. Being right. Shall we say Brentford 2015 then? Yeah. Yeah. Brentford 2015. Not Brentford 2015. Is that Bradley Walsh's password? It's not, but you still have one part correct. So it's definitely Brentford. Oh, yes. And then should we go earlier? I have a feeling it was earlier than it doesn't feel like it's just ten years ago. So 2013? It's not later, I don't think.
[8:40]Twenty ten, eleven. Let's go eleven. Let's go eleven. You think eleven? So you're saying Brentford 2011. What do we reckon? Let's find out. Is that Bradley Walsh's password?
[8:56]2009. Wow. Brentford 2009.
[9:08]Very well done if you got that at home. Laura and Henning, who do you know about? We are we are both in the same uh mindset that we know Jennifer Saunders and Ian McKellen and things they've been in, but neither of us have watched them. But as luck would have it, we know everything that is worth knowing about Susie Dent. He's about to go on Mastermind and it's going to be his chosen subject. So we're going Susie Dent. Excellent. So Susie Dent, her password combines these two hints. Your postgraduate degree is in which modern language?
[9:42]And in which decade did you first appear on 'Countdown'? Oh, you know a show has been going a long time when the question is in which decade?
[9:53]Um, which modern language? Okay, so we're not looking at like Latin or Greek. She actually speaks, uh, speaks German very well. Does she? Yeah. How do you know that? I spoke to her in German. So her German's really good. So you reckon we should say German then? German's a good shot. She's really good and fluent in German. So I'm happy with that then. Uh, and which decade?
[10:15]It was in the 80s. No. No, that would be like 40 years ago. She's not been very young.
[10:25]In the 2000s? It was either been 90s or noughties. Yeah.
[10:34]So we're going to say German 2000s. What's your guess at home on this one? German 2000s. Is that Susie Dent's password? It is not, but you do have one part correct. Which part? Very much the question, isn't it? Oh, but we don't know which one. Well, then let's try German 2010s. I definitely wouldn't think it was 2010s. That's too recent. I'm trying to think whether she was in it when I was a child and I used to watch it. Should we go German 1990s and then we'll know? Yes. Yeah. And then that's also, obviously, assuming that the German is the correct part of this. Let's find out. So we go German 1990s. Is that Susie Dent's password? It is. Very, very well done. Very, very well played. Fantastic. 1992 she started, she's done over 30 years. She really doesn't look it. She'll be there for many years to come, I'm sure of that. Um, very well played, German 90s. We were looking for there. That was great inside a knowledge. Very good. What are the chances? Ben and Jackie, who are we going to go for? Well, I chose badly last time, so... No, you chose you chose Bradley. Well done. So I don't know which one you are more comfortable with. We're here all week. You really are. Jennifer Saunders. Let's do Jennifer then. Jennifer Saunders or Jennifer, as you know her? Jennifer. Here are Jennifer Saunders' uh password hints. Your father served in which of the British armed forces?
[12:10]And what is the nickname of the Spice Girl you dressed up as in the Comic Relief video for 'Who Do You Think You Are?' I will say this about Jennifer Saunders, I know that she and Ade watch this every night, so she will be watching. Oh, gosh. Sorry. Sorry, Jen. She's it's Jennifer. It's Jennifer. It's Jennifer to you. Um, I think it was Geri that she just dressed up as. Yes, I agree. Her father serves in which of the British armed forces? Well, if you're confident about a Geri, we could just go for a Geri. So yeah, let's let's so army, navy, air force. Should we say RAF, Geri? RAF, Geri. Okay. Nickname we're looking for the Spice Girl, by the way. So RAF Geri. Is that Jennifer Saunders' password?
[13:01]Oh, first time. How about that? Well played. Yes. Ben. Very well done if you got that at home. Not you Jennifer, if you got it then come on. You should you should do. But very well played. First time. Laura and Henning, Sir Ian McKellen for you. His password is uh the combination of these two hints. Which fellow acting knight did you star with in the sitcom 'Vicious'? And in the summer of 2021, which Shakespeare title character did you play at the Theatre Royal Windsor? Laura, you would have to do a lot of the heavy lifting here. Okay. So it's somebody else who's a sir. Yes. Yeah. I'm guessing a more of a grown-up person. Yeah, it's Michael Caine, isn't it? He'll do. That will do.
[13:51]Um, it's probably going to be Hamlet or Macbeth. Yeah. Which one is he most likely? Who's the one that did this and spoke to the To be or not to be. That's Hamlet, if that's it. That's Hamlet. I feel like he might be more Hamlet. Yeah. So who did you say is the actor? I forgot already. Michael Caine. Going to go Michael Caine Hamlet. Michael Caine Hamlet, I'd buy tickets for Michael Caine Hamlet. Michael Caine Hamlet. Is that Sir Ian McKellen's password? It is not, but you have neither part correct. So that that gives us some information. Okay. But we don't know which one. Probably Hamlet, isn't it? Probably Hamlet. And we can go again and change it to not Hamlet. And then just quickly and then that means we could check. Should we do that? Yeah. We're going to go Michael Caine Macbeth. Michael Caine Macbeth, you're going to say. Let's take a look. Is the answer Michael Caine Macbeth? It is not, but you have neither part correct. So that that gives us some information.
[14:54]Is um oh Delboy, David Jason. Is he a sir? I don't know. I think he is. Do you have anyone else? It's a very good point, very, very good point. Well made. So uh I mean he's a he's a sir and he's in sitcoms. Yeah. But yeah, let's go for that. Yeah, we haven't got anything else. We're going to go David Jason Hamlet. Sir, he's in sitcoms. What do you think at home? Do you agree with that? You disagree? David Jason Hamlet. Is that Sir Ian McKellen's password? It is not, but we don't pass points across. But do we know this one? I can't remember his name. I can see his name, Derek Jacoby. So we think Derek Jacoby Hamlet. Derek Jacoby Hamlet. I hope Derek doesn't take that the wrong way, but I've never ever heard of him. We would have been sitting here until the cows come home. I would never have guessed that. Sorry, Derek. Well, at least at least we got it and he watches as well. He is going to be He watches He's going to be very much a fan of your work. End of that pairs game and the leaderboard looks like this. Henning is off the mark with one. Ben has got two. Jackie with three. Laura is still out in the lead with five points.
[16:11]Our next round is Z-A. Fingers on buzzers, please. I'm going to show you three clues. You just have to buzz in and tell me what connects those three clues. Okay, but I'll only be revealing those clues letter by letter. So you'll see more and more of the clue as the round goes on. So first off, what connects these three clues?
[16:39]Yes, that is Jackie. Um, fairground rides. They are the Waltzer, Bumper Cars and Ferris Wheel. Nicely played. What connects these?
[17:00]Yes, Ben. Uh, Queen songs. Queen songs. Yeah, Bohemian Rhapsody, Radio Gaga and Flash. What says Ben? What connects these?
[17:24]Yes, Jackie. Um, racing fixtures. Oh, yes, horse races. Yeah. Absolutely. Laugh Wicklow and Tipperary. What connects these three?
[17:45]Yes, Ben. They're Irish counties. Irish counties. Yeah, absolutely. Louth, Wicklow and Tipperary. Uh, next one.
[18:06]Yes, Laura. Circus.
[18:10]It's not, I'm afraid. I'm sorry. Ben, types of tent. Types of tent we're looking for. Big top, Marquee and Teepee. What connects these?
[18:53]Henning. Sauces.
[18:57]Yeah, they are all sauces. Absolutely. Tartare sauce, Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce. What a That's about getting around her applause from everybody. I like how I'm betting being patronized here. I absolutely love how I'm being patronized here. Yeah. Our leaderboard is super, super close.
[19:16]Now Henning has got three. There is one point between the other three of you. Laura with six. Jackie with seven. Ben with seven. Stop the count. Two rounds to go before we find Wednesday's champion on the House of Games. Our next round of course is... Are three heads better than one? Fingers on buzzers, please. I will read you out a category. Buzz in if you know a correct answer. Okay, and you will get a point. However, your three opponents can then team up and if they give me three other answers in that category, they will steal your point. So your first category is this. First names of Sugababes members. Anyone has ever been a Sugababe? Yes, Ben. Keisha. Keisha is correct. So you get a point unless Jackie, Laura and Henning, you can team up and give me three other correct answers. Muttia. Is it Heidi? Heidi. Muttia. Yeah. Heidi. Muttia. And then I can't even think.
[21:22]Should we just say a name? Keisha. You have said Keisha. Keisha. Muttia. Heidi.
[21:33]I can't even think.
[21:38]Let's say Lisa. Lisa.
[21:56]Oh, no. Um, so Ben, you get yourself a point.
[22:14]What is the title of the first solo UK number one single for Jess Glynne in 2015?
[22:23]Nobody is risking that. Let's find out. Hold my hand whis. Hold my hand, hand whisk.
