Show and Tell
In Show and Tell, a member of the team brought an object into the studio and described or demonstrated it.
Scott had bought a cheap metal detector after seeing an advert promising exercise, family fun and valuable discoveries.
The device was so short that he would have to bend over while using it, leading Chappers to predict back pain.
Promotional testimonials claimed couples had found nearly $10,000 in coins and so much jewellery that one woman did not have enough fingers.
Scott insisted metal detecting would become a profitable new hobby. The team compared the device with a portable stool used by older spectators and suggested he could use it as an excuse if found wandering in woods at night.
Oh, What’s Occurring?
A montage counted James Corden’s distinctive high-pitched laugh during an interview with Edith Bowman. Despite predictions in the twenties, he laughed only five times.
Nine people were asked whether they would sleep with Kerry Katona now that she was single. Most initially refused, but several changed their minds after being promised free Iceland food for life, including breaded cheese bites, mini quiches, prawn rings and black forest gâteau.
Another round blindfolded Sara Cox and placed three food items in her hands: a smoked sausage-shaped cheese, a salmon fillet and beef Pot Noodle. She identified all three correctly, reinforcing the programme’s running joke about her extraordinary knowledge of food.
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