Special thanks to my friend Anon for this episode.

Presented by Sam and Mark, two teams take it in turns to copy pictures, actions, and displays of musical genius in order to get as many points as possible.

In this episode:
Half of the games are based on the idea of Chinese Whispers. The team stand in a line of six cubicles separated by sliding doors. Each player has ten seconds to pass something onto the person in the next cubicle by means of a drawing, a mime or using a kazoo to convey a wellknown tune. Will it make it all the way down the line unchanged or get utterly lost in translation?
(Continuity after episode)

Original air date: 14th December 2009
This exact episode air date: 4th February 2011

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