Jimmy, Luke and Nina put a Giraffe in the bath

The team of three arrive on the scene holding hands and skipping along the path.

Luke starts out by trying to create a walkway for the team using the bath robes, before Jimmy suggests it might be more effective to turn them into shoes instead.

Nina suggests that they could put the giraffe on the clothes rack, tie it to a bicycle, and then drag it back across the lawn, to the bathtub.

While Jimmy and Luke are making their bath robe and towel shoes, Nina takes it upon herself to push the clothes rack across the lawn, walking on her own bath robe.

The team all eventually make it over to the giraffe and then place it directly on top of the bicycle, holding it in place with a bath robe. While they are chatting, Nina accidentally steps backwards onto the grass, and so the team has to start again.

Jimmy and Luke venture back over to the giraffe without her, on their second attempt, and the men manage to get the giraffe back up on the bike and start bringing it back. Unfortunately, one of the giraffe's feet is situated low enough that it brushes the grass, during the trip, and so they have to start again.

On their third attempt, the men set off without Nina again, and decide to abandon the bike, and carry the giraffe themselves, wrapped in the robes. However, Jimmy manages to touch the grass with his hand while adjusting his bath robe boots, and so they must start from the beginning yet again.

For this attempt, all three team members are involved, and they plan to return the giraffe on a surfboard, laid across the middle of the clothes rack. However, just before Nina can reach the safety of the patio, she manages to step on the grass, so it's time for another reset.

The final, successful attempt also involves all three team members. Jimmy and Luke hold the giraffe up on a pair of oars, while Nina holds it through some bath robes.

The team finally manage to get the giraffe all the way into the bathtub without breaking any of the rules after 22 minutes and 42 seconds.

Tom Gleeson awards them just 2 points each.

(Written by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected and adjusted by: David Fuller)