#house of games

[georgeknightley]

good news if you like john robins being cute: here’s 2 more minutes of it (& here’s part 1 if you haven’t seen it)

[panelshowsource]

menace 😭

[jimhowickfan1]

Festive House of Games S3 Winner 🏆

[trek-tracks]

This can’t really be the “Highbrow/Lowbrow” question, since both parts are clearly highbrow and scholarly ;)

[mangoloco123]

The No More Jockeys players in House of Games

I felt the need to make this edit after watching their performances in house of games because i was so shocked by how good they were. it was soo hilarious watching them all try and hold back and feel bad that they were ruining the game because they were clearly gonna win from day one lmaoo. also im not an editor so this is really bad but i really want to learn proper editing… for now this has to do i guess. theres also way too little edits of these guys so i am so starved for content i had to start making my own..

[horneboy]

john robins on richard osman’s house of games, ep1

[omgitzlongdennis]

[britcomcrisis]

Has anything been so unconvincing as Alex Horne's "I definitely do not know Toxic" act on House of Games? He really was so sweet and modest, though.

House of Games, Series 3, Episode 16

[superbeans89]

[photo-of-larry-everyday]

[georgeknightley]

would anyone like to see 2 & a half(ish) minutes of john robins being cute

[panelshowsource]

shots fired 😅

[jimhowickfan1]

Day 1 and 2 on Festive House of Games ✨

[alexhornefan]

Alex being dedicated to getting things right.

[dargo9]

Laurence Rickard has long been my dream Taskmaster contestant. He's creative, he's naturally funny, he's smart... I think he'd be the ideal contestant. And now, thanks to watching him on House of Games last week, I can confirm he's also competitive and can banter/ shit-talk with people he doesn't know super well (since before this all of the as-himself footage I'd seen was with his Ghost co-stars, the majority of whom he's been friends with for 15 years). Come on, Taskmaster, get on this.

Also, seeing him win the decanter of imagination was right up there with seeing Nish Kumar win the amulet of eternal life.

Meanwhile, Sam Campbell is on next week's HoG, which I'm very interested to see... Can he be semi-normal? (Lucy Beaumont managed, to the best of my recollection.) Will he be competitive? Will growing up in Australia hinder his ability to do well on a show that focuses heavily on British pop culture, or did Tim Key give him a crash course?