Watch only the episodes of Richard Osman’s House of Games with your favourite games in or spoil yourself rotten with Daniel Hurst‘s Richard Osman’s House of Games Episode Guide!

Also the voting for the first stage of THE PEOPLE’S Ben Justice’s Top 100 Gameshows of All Time closes in the next few days, so get your skates on.

Things we’ve just discovered on old-school linear television (alright, Grandad) this lunchtime when my internet went down:

• The new series of Bother’s Bar surprise fave I’ll Get This started last week and continues on Tuesday nights at 10pm.
• I watched Curiosity for the first time, currently being repeated on BBC2 at 1pm. Antiques not really my thing (although I love an auction, obviously), but thought this was quite a neat show – like an Antiques Crystal Maze (Paul Martin’s got the personality to carry it off, and he even has Richard O’ Brien style asides to the camera, mainly informational, some fun) as people go into themed rooms and complete pricing/dating/odd one out style challenges. Not must watch by any means, but I absolutely appreciate what they’ve tried to do within the confines of a BBC daytime budget. And Baxter (played by Maggie) probably the best gameshow dog since The One Off The Great Antiques Hunt with Jilly Goolden.

Edit: it sounds like there was a Taskmaster coming soon advert after Countdown today (although it can’t be that soon, surely?). With apologies for comment jumping on this post:

And finally (with all these tweets this feels like a Daily Express article):

So there we are.

You may remember actual real TV developer Ben Justice did a ten-part series last year counting down his personal Top 100 UK Gameshows of All Time, and if you haven’t watched it here’s an exciting playlist.

Well! TV is a bit quiet at the moment and he’s proposing THE PEOPLE’S Top 100 UK Gameshows Of All Time, which is great as it means I don’t have to do it, and he’s promising more EXCLUSIVE video content.

But he needs YOUR votes to put it together.

If that link isn’t working, try this one – it’s just a Google form.

Do it for Luna!

Surprise extra video content! We were having a production meeting for a thing on Sunday night and TV’s David Bodycombe surprised us by asking if we wanted a game of Turnabout. Yes, obviously.

We had loads of responses, not too many deep cuts this time, I’ll save them for later volumes.

Enjoy.

The Mirror reporting that Irishman Darragh Ennis, a former contestant, is the new Chaser Bradley teased end of last year.

I think it’s fair to say pretty much nobody predicted that, so well done if you got that at home.

In other news, Beat the Chasers starts on Monday 27th at 9pm and runs nightly. I suspect this is rather hopeful, but we’ll see.