Everyone tries to describe words to their team-mates
In the first round, the word inside the book selected by Wil is ‘Amazon’, and the clue provided on the bookmark is ‘a river’. Wil describes it as “Somewhere you can order from, and also something geographical”. Lloyd and Jenny correctly guess ‘Amazon’, while Josh and Anne incorrectly guess ‘pizza’.
In the second round, the word inside the book selected by Anne is ‘Trump’, and the clue provided on the bookmark is ‘a former television presenter’. Anne describes it as “A former leader of America, and an orange man”. Both teams correctly guess ‘Trump’.
In the third round, the word inside the book selected by Jenny is ‘orange’, and the clue provided on the bookmark is ‘a colour’. Jenny mimes something round with her hands, and describes it as “juicy and sweet”, before pretending to bite it. Everyone correctly guesses ‘orange’.
In the fourth round, the phrase inside the book selected by Josh is ‘the news’, and the clue provided on the bookmark is ‘a television show’. Josh describes it as “You watch it on the telly; 5pm on channel 10, and other times on other networks”. Everyone correctly guesses ‘the news’.
In the fifth round, the word inside the book selected by Lloyd is ‘Australia’, and the clue provided on the bookmark is ‘a country’. Lloyd describes it as “A place where we are”. Jenny and Wil correctly guess ‘Australia’, while Anne and Josh incorrectly guess ‘Sydney’.
In the sixth round, the word inside the book selected by Anne is ‘dog’, and the clue provided on the bookmark is ‘an animal’. Anne describes it as “It starts with a ‘D’ and ends with a ‘G’”. Josh correctly guesses ‘dog’, and although Lloyd is heard suggesting ‘dog’ to his team, he only writes down the ‘D’ and ‘G’, leaving a big space in between.
Jenny, Lloyd and Wil end up with 1 in-game point and earn 5 episode points each. Anne and Josh end up with -1 in-game points and so earn 3 episode points each.
(Written by Will G and proofread by Karl Craven)
(Illustrations collected and adjusted by: David Fuller)