With Tim Key winning his first game of the set to narrow Mark Watson's lead to 2-1, Alex Horne sparks debate about what boring women have in their trolleys, Tim asks if you can piggyfront, Wato puts Ferrero Rocher in his eyes, and they mention well-known double act Ant and Death.
As Mark Watson taks a two-game lead in the set, Alex Horne's classics degree comes into use, Tim Key complains about old-school Oxford faeces, and there is a lack of hotel food.
The pilot is set in a fictional Drama School, MAMA. Filmed in a mockumentary format, it depicts a 'typical' day at a conservatoire and introduces us to key members of staff and new Principal, Olive Bady.
With Mark Watson winning the first game of the fifth set, this week we have a sexy game, a faeces chat, Alex Horne tweeting Jack Lisowski, Mark needing some pixelation, and Tim Key having a near death experience. Sponsored by Buckinghamshire Broadband.
