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* One outtake from the original TVS run had the contestants trying to incorrectly solve a catchphrase. After they both tried, Roy gives them the answer, but instead of giving them the correct answer (Blue Heaven), he instead tells them the answer is 'Columbo'. The look on his face afterwards is just priceless.
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* One outtake from the original TVS run had the contestants trying to incorrectly solve a catchphrase. After they both tried, try, Roy gives them the answer, but instead of giving them the correct answer (Blue Heaven), he instead tells them the answer is 'Columbo'. The look on his face afterwards afterward is just priceless.
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* The infamous "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA5UtVoDUl4 Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (January 1995), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in an activity associated with 14-year-old boys. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').
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* The infamous "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA5UtVoDUl4 Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (January 1995), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in an activity associated with 14-year-old boys. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').
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** However, the puzzle animation was edited post-broadcast, which meant that the viewers watching on TV would not understand why the studio audience, the contestants, and Roy Walker are nearly paralysed by hysterical laughter.
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* Episode 7 happened to have another Snake Charmer-like moment with the Bonus Catchphrase "Booby Trap", depicting... '''a bear trap staring at a topless lady's bosom'''. Not a big surprise that this sent everyone into histerics. The guesses from contestants June and John were... crazy to say at least, which such examples as "Bra Strap", "Heaving Bosum" and "Chest Bite". Nobody got it though.
* Not even Stephen Mulhern could suffer from his own "Snake Charmer". In a March 2014 [[CelebrityEdition Mother's Day Special]] featuring Emma Willis, Kimberley Walsh and Creator/DavidWalliams, as well as their mothers, the Bonus Catchphrase is "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". However, the way everyone found out could essentually make this puzzle Snake Charmer 2.0, but swap Mr. Chips for a Chef and the Snake for TheGrimReaper and you're good to go.
* Not even Stephen Mulhern could suffer from his own "Snake Charmer". In a March 2014 [[CelebrityEdition Mother's Day Special]] featuring Emma Willis, Kimberley Walsh and Creator/DavidWalliams, as well as their mothers, the Bonus Catchphrase is "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". However, the way everyone found out could essentually make this puzzle Snake Charmer 2.0, but swap Mr. Chips for a Chef and the Snake for TheGrimReaper and you're good to go.
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* Not even Stephen Mulhern could suffer from his own "Snake Charmer". In a March 2014 [[CelebrityEdition Mother's Day Special]] featuring Emma Willis, Kimberley
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* The infamous "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA5UtVoDUl4 Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (January 1995), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in an activity associated with 14-year-old boys. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').[[note]]Re-runs of the episode on Challenge modify the animation so that Mr. Chips' right arm remains by his side - which makes uninitiated home audience members wonder why the studio audience, the contestants, and Roy Walker are nearly paralysed by hysterical laughter.[[/note]]
* The "Snake Charmer" incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper. When the first square was revealed, Creator/DavidWalliams covered his mother's eyes and told Stephen Mulhern this was not a chance to show his "home videos". The "lucky" guesser, Emma Willis, told Stephen she would ''not'' say what she thought she saw.
* The less famous, but hilarious "Ice Spider Monkey" incident from 1998. Daniel kept getting the toss-up catchphrases but had no idea what the big puzzle was, and his guesses just got more and more bizarre.
* One of the most grotesque catchphrases the show has featured was turned into one of these. The puzzle showed three young army men being gunned down, followed by an elderly trooper repeatedly dodging the bullets. Following the initial laughter at the animation of him dancing around the screen and a few guesses, one of the contestants suggested "Firing Blanks"; the studio fell about laughing. (The correct answer was [[spoiler:"Old Soldiers Never Die"]].)
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQoXVSQOS_s#t=6m40s Two transvestite Mr. Chips trying to run a race.]] (The correct answer was [[spoiler:"Drag Racing"]].)
* The "Snake Charmer" incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper. When the first square was revealed, Creator/DavidWalliams covered his mother's eyes and told Stephen Mulhern this was not a chance to show his "home videos". The "lucky" guesser, Emma Willis, told Stephen she would ''not'' say what she thought she saw.
* The less famous, but hilarious "Ice Spider Monkey" incident from 1998. Daniel kept getting the toss-up catchphrases but had no idea what the big puzzle was, and his guesses just got more and more bizarre.
* One of the most grotesque catchphrases the show has featured was turned into one of these. The puzzle showed three young army men being gunned down, followed by an elderly trooper repeatedly dodging the bullets. Following the initial laughter at the animation of him dancing around the screen and a few guesses, one of the contestants suggested "Firing Blanks"; the studio fell about laughing. (The correct answer was [[spoiler:"Old Soldiers Never Die"]].)
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQoXVSQOS_s#t=6m40s Two transvestite Mr. Chips trying to run a race.]] (The correct answer was [[spoiler:"Drag Racing"]].)
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* Another TVS-era outtake has Roy resuming the show, but has a polo mint in his mouth. He proceeds to say "I swallowed it and it came back up!".
* The infamous "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA5UtVoDUl4 Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (January 1995), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in an activity associated with 14-year-old boys. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').
** Contestant Sean's answers couldn't have been more clear. Giving out "Dumb Waiter", "Tip the Waiter" and "Song and Dance Man" prior to the entire puzzle being revealed, and "Snake Charmer" being the answer.
** However, the puzzle animation was edited post-broadcast, which meant that the viewers watching on TV would not understand why the studio audience, the contestants, and Roy Walker are nearly paralysed by hysterical laughter.
** It was included as a bonus feature on the 2007 Catchphrase DVD Game for anyone who reached Super Catchphrase mode and didn't go past the M square.
* One of the most grotesque catchphrases the show has featured was turned into one of these. The puzzle showed three young army men being gunned down, followed by an elderly trooper repeatedly dodging the bullets. Following the initial laughter at the animation of him dancing around the screen and a few guesses, one of the contestants suggested "Firing Blanks"; the studio fell about laughing. (The correct answer was [[spoiler:"Old Soldiers Never Die"]].)
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQoXVSQOS_s#t=6m40s Two transvestite Mr. Chips trying to run a race.]] (The correct answer was [[spoiler:"Drag Racing"]].)
* Series 13 surely had a sight to be seen to be Roy's last season, with two funny moments.
** The very first episode of the season had the bonus Catchphrase "Frost Bite", but contestant Daniel on the other hand just couldn't guess this one. His answers got more and more bizarre, examples being "Throbbing Ice", "Pool of Ice Water", "Drawbridge" and most famously "Ice Spider Monkey". What makes it even more funny? '''he managed to get all the normal catchphrases right!'''
* Episode 7 happened to have another Snake Charmer-like moment with the Bonus Catchphrase "Booby Trap", depicting... '''a bear trap staring at a topless lady's bosom'''. Not a big surprise that this sent everyone into histerics. The guesses from contestants June and John were... crazy to say at least, which such examples as "Bra Strap", "Heaving Bosum" and "Chest Bite". Nobody got it though.
* Not even Stephen Mulhern could suffer from his own "Snake Charmer". In a March 2014 [[CelebrityEdition Mother's Day Special]] featuring Emma Willis, Kimberley Walsh and Creator/DavidWalliams, as well as their mothers, the Bonus Catchphrase is "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". However, the way everyone found out could essentually make this puzzle Snake Charmer 2.0, but swap Mr. Chips for a Chef and the Snake for TheGrimReaper and you're good to go.
** When the first square was revealed, Walliams covered his mother's eyes and told Stephen this was not a chance to show his "home videos".
** The "lucky" guesser, Emma Willis, told Stephen she would ''not'' say what she thought she saw.
* The infamous "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA5UtVoDUl4 Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (January 1995), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in an activity associated with 14-year-old boys. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').
** Contestant Sean's answers couldn't have been more clear. Giving out "Dumb Waiter", "Tip the Waiter" and "Song and Dance Man" prior to the entire puzzle being revealed, and "Snake Charmer" being the answer.
** However, the puzzle animation was edited post-broadcast, which meant that the viewers watching on TV would not understand why the studio audience, the contestants, and Roy Walker are nearly paralysed by hysterical laughter.
** It was included as a bonus feature on the 2007 Catchphrase DVD Game for anyone who reached Super Catchphrase mode and didn't go past the M square.
* One of the most grotesque catchphrases the show has featured was turned into one of these. The puzzle showed three young army men being gunned down, followed by an elderly trooper repeatedly dodging the bullets. Following the initial laughter at the animation of him dancing around the screen and a few guesses, one of the contestants suggested "Firing Blanks"; the studio fell about laughing. (The correct answer was [[spoiler:"Old Soldiers Never Die"]].)
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQoXVSQOS_s#t=6m40s Two transvestite Mr. Chips trying to run a race.]] (The correct answer was [[spoiler:"Drag Racing"]].)
* Series 13 surely had a sight to be seen to be Roy's last season, with two funny moments.
** The very first episode of the season had the bonus Catchphrase "Frost Bite", but contestant Daniel on the other hand just couldn't guess this one. His answers got more and more bizarre, examples being "Throbbing Ice", "Pool of Ice Water", "Drawbridge" and most famously "Ice Spider Monkey". What makes it even more funny? '''he managed to get all the normal catchphrases right!'''
* Episode 7 happened to have another Snake Charmer-like moment with the Bonus Catchphrase "Booby Trap", depicting... '''a bear trap staring at a topless lady's bosom'''. Not a big surprise that this sent everyone into histerics. The guesses from contestants June and John were... crazy to say at least, which such examples as "Bra Strap", "Heaving Bosum" and "Chest Bite". Nobody got it though.
* Not even Stephen Mulhern could suffer from his own "Snake Charmer". In a March 2014 [[CelebrityEdition Mother's Day Special]] featuring Emma Willis, Kimberley Walsh and Creator/DavidWalliams, as well as their mothers, the Bonus Catchphrase is "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". However, the way everyone found out could essentually make this puzzle Snake Charmer 2.0, but swap Mr. Chips for a Chef and the Snake for TheGrimReaper and you're good to go.
** When the first square was revealed, Walliams covered his mother's eyes and told Stephen this was not a chance to show his "home videos".
** The "lucky" guesser, Emma Willis, told Stephen she would ''not'' say what she thought she saw.
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* The infamous "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA5UtVoDUl4 Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (January 1995), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in [[ADateWithRosiePalms an activity associated with 14-year-old boys]].boys. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').[[note]]Re-runs of the episode on Challenge modify the animation so that Mr. Chips' right arm remains by his side - which makes uninitiated home audience members wonder why the studio audience, the contestants, and Roy Walker are nearly paralysed by hysterical laughter.[[/note]]
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* The "Snake Charmer" incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper. When the first square was revealed, Creator/DavidWalliams covered his mother's eyes and told Stephen Mulhern this was not a chance to show his "home videos". The "lucky" guesser, Emma Willis, told Stephen she would ''not'' say what she saw.
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* The "Snake Charmer" incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper. When the first square was revealed, Creator/DavidWalliams covered his mother's eyes and told Stephen Mulhern this was not a chance to show his "home videos". The "lucky" guesser, Emma Willis, told Stephen she would ''not'' say what she thought she saw.
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* The infamous "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA5UtVoDUl4 Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (January 1995), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in [[ADateWithRosiePalms an activity associated with 14-year-old boys]]. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').[[note]] Re-runs of the episode on Challenge modify the animation so that Mr. Chips' right arm remains by his side - which makes uninitiated home audience members wonder why the studio audience, the contestants, and Roy Walker are nearly paralysed by hysterical laughter.[[/note]]
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* The infamous "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA5UtVoDUl4 Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (January 1995), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in [[ADateWithRosiePalms an activity associated with 14-year-old boys]]. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').[[note]] Re-runs [[note]]Re-runs of the episode on Challenge modify the animation so that Mr. Chips' right arm remains by his side - which makes uninitiated home audience members wonder why the studio audience, the contestants, and Roy Walker are nearly paralysed by hysterical laughter.[[/note]]
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* The infamous "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA5UtVoDUl4 Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (January 1995), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in [[ADateWithRosiePalms an activity associated with 14-year-old boys]]. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').[[note]] Re-runs of the episode on Challenge TV modify the animation so that Mr. Chips' right arm remains by his side - which makes uninitiated home audience members wonder why the studio audience, the contestants, and Roy Walker are nearly paralysed by hysterical laughter.[[/note]]
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* The infamous "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA5UtVoDUl4 Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (January 1995), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in [[ADateWithRosiePalms an activity associated with 14-year-old boys]]. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').[[note]] Re-runs of the episode on Challenge TV modify the animation so that Mr. Chips' right arm remains by his side - which makes uninitiated home audience members wonder why the studio audience, the contestants, and Roy Walker are nearly paralysed by hysterical laughter.[[/note]]
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* The less famous, but hilarious [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jyfdbt5VasY Ice Spider Monkey]] incident from 1998. Daniel kept getting the toss-up catchphrases but had no idea what the big puzzle was, and his guesses just got more and more bizarre.
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* The less famous, but hilarious [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jyfdbt5VasY Ice "Ice Spider Monkey]] Monkey" incident from 1998. Daniel kept getting the toss-up catchphrases but had no idea what the big puzzle was, and his guesses just got more and more bizarre.
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* The less famous, but hilarious [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jyfdbt5VasY Ice Spider Monkey]] incident from 1998. Daniel kept getting the toss-up catchphrases but had no idea what the big puzzle is, was, and his guesses just got more and more bizarre.
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* The less famous, but hilarious [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jyfdbt5VasY Ice Spider Monkey]] incident from 1998. Daniel keeps getting the toss-up catchphrases but has no idea what the big puzzle is, and his guesses just get more and more bizarre and hilarious.
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* The less famous, but hilarious [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jyfdbt5VasY Ice Spider Monkey]] incident from 1998. Daniel keeps kept getting the toss-up catchphrases but has had no idea what the big puzzle is, and his guesses just get got more and more bizarre and hilarious.bizarre.
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* The "Snake Charmer" incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper. When the first square was revealed, Creator/DavidWalliams [[CoverInnocentEyesAndEars covered his mother's eyes]] and told Stephen Mulhern this was not a chance to show his "home videos". The "lucky" guesser, Emma Willis, told Stephen she would ''not'' say what she saw.
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* The "Snake Charmer" incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper. When the first square was revealed, Creator/DavidWalliams [[CoverInnocentEyesAndEars covered his mother's eyes]] eyes and told Stephen Mulhern this was not a chance to show his "home videos". The "lucky" guesser, Emma Willis, told Stephen she would ''not'' say what she saw.
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* The "Snake Charmer" incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper. When the first square was revealed, Creator/DavidWalliams covered his mother's eyes and told Stephen Mulhern this was not a chance to show his "home videos". The "lucky" guesser, Emma Willis, told Stephen she would ''not'' say what she saw.
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* The "Snake Charmer" incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper. When the first square was revealed, Creator/DavidWalliams [[CoverInnocentEyesAndEars covered his mother's eyes eyes]] and told Stephen Mulhern this was not a chance to show his "home videos". The "lucky" guesser, Emma Willis, told Stephen she would ''not'' say what she saw.
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* The "Snake Charmer" incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper. When the first square was revealed, Creator/DavidWalliams covered his mother's eyes and told Stephen Mulhern this was not a chance to show his home videos. The "lucky" guesser, Emma Willis, told Stephen she would ''not'' say what she saw.
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* The "Snake Charmer" incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper. When the first square was revealed, Creator/DavidWalliams covered his mother's eyes and told Stephen Mulhern this was not a chance to show his home videos."home videos". The "lucky" guesser, Emma Willis, told Stephen she would ''not'' say what she saw.
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* One outtake from the original TVS run had the contestants trying to incorrectly solve a catchphrase. After they both tried, Roy gives them the answer, but instead of giving them the correct answer (Blue Heaven), he instead tells them the answer is 'Columbo'. The look on his face afterwards is just priceless.
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* One outtake from the original TVS run had the contestants trying to incorrectly solve a catchphrase. After they both tried, Roy gives them the answer, but instead of giving them the correct answer (Blue Heaven), he instead tells them the answer is 'Columbo'. The look on his face afterwards is just priceless.priceless.
* From the Mulhern version: "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LObHfGU78Q IT'S NOT A BELL!]]''
* From the Mulhern version: "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LObHfGU78Q IT'S NOT A BELL!]]''
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* The "Snake Charmer" incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper. When the first square was revealed, Creator/DavidWalliams covered his mother's eyes and told Stephen Mulhern he had no idea he was going to show his home movies.
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* The "Snake Charmer" incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper. When the first square was revealed, Creator/DavidWalliams covered his mother's eyes and told Stephen Mulhern he had no idea he this was going not a chance to show his home movies.videos. The "lucky" guesser, Emma Willis, told Stephen she would ''not'' say what she saw.
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Here's a much better quality version that includes the entire round. (I've no idea if the owner of the You Tube channel IS Daniel from that episode. Might be?)
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* The less famous, but hilarious [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-dVzx29e7c Ice Spider Monkey]] incident from 1998. Daniel keeps getting the toss-up catchphrases but has no idea what the big puzzle is, and his guesses just get more and more bizarre and hilarious.
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* The less famous, but hilarious [[http://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-dVzx29e7c com/watch?v=Jyfdbt5VasY Ice Spider Monkey]] incident from 1998. Daniel keeps getting the toss-up catchphrases but has no idea what the big puzzle is, and his guesses just get more and more bizarre and hilarious.
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* The infamous "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA5UtVoDUl4 Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (November 1994), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in [[ADateWithRosiePalms an activity associated with 14-year-old boys]]. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').
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* The infamous "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA5UtVoDUl4 Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (November 1994), (January 1995), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in [[ADateWithRosiePalms an activity associated with 14-year-old boys]]. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').[[note]] Re-runs of the episode on Challenge TV modify the animation so that Mr. Chips' right arm remains by his side - which makes uninitiated home audience members wonder why the studio audience, the contestants, and Roy Walker are nearly paralysed by hysterical laughter.[[/note]]
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** The incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death]]". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper.
* The less famous, but hilarious [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-dVzx29e7c Ice Spider Monkey]] incident.
* One of the most grotesque catchphrases the show has featured was turned into one of these. The puzzle showed three young army men being gunned down, followed by an elderly trooper repeatedly dodging the bullets. Following the initial laughter at the animation of him dancing around the screen and a few guesses, one of the contestants suggested ''Firing Blanks''; the studio fell about laughing. (The correct answer was [[spoiler:''Old Soldiers Never Die'']].)
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQoXVSQOS_s#t=6m40s Two transvestite Mr. Chips trying to run a race.]] (The correct answer was [[spoiler:''Drag Racing'']].)
* The less famous, but hilarious [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-dVzx29e7c Ice Spider Monkey]] incident.
* One of the most grotesque catchphrases the show has featured was turned into one of these. The puzzle showed three young army men being gunned down, followed by an elderly trooper repeatedly dodging the bullets. Following the initial laughter at the animation of him dancing around the screen and a few guesses, one of the contestants suggested ''Firing Blanks''; the studio fell about laughing. (The correct answer was [[spoiler:''Old Soldiers Never Die'']].)
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQoXVSQOS_s#t=6m40s Two transvestite Mr. Chips trying to run a race.]] (The correct answer was [[spoiler:''Drag Racing'']].)
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* The less famous, but hilarious [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-dVzx29e7c Ice Spider Monkey]]
* One of the most grotesque catchphrases the show has featured was turned into one of these. The puzzle showed three young army men being gunned down, followed by an elderly trooper repeatedly dodging the bullets. Following the initial laughter at the animation of him dancing around the screen and a few guesses, one of the contestants suggested
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQoXVSQOS_s#t=6m40s Two transvestite Mr. Chips trying to run a race.]] (The correct answer was
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** The incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "Dicing with Death". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper.
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** The incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "Dicing "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAmNfCLYINM Dicing with Death".Death]]". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper.
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** The incident was surprisingly repeated again to a similar reaction in March 2014 during a [[CelebrityEdition Celebrities and their Mothers Edition]] with "Dicing with Death". Simply replace Mr. Chips with a chef and the snake with TheGrimReaper.
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* The infamous "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpkQU3lnhYE Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (November 1994), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in [[ADateWithRosiePalms an activity associated with 14-year-old boys]]. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').
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* The infamous "[[http://www."[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpkQU3lnhYE com/watch?v=OA5UtVoDUl4 Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (November 1994), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in [[ADateWithRosiePalms an activity associated with 14-year-old boys]]. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').
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* The infamous "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpkQU3lnhYE Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (November 1994), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in [[ADateWithRosiePalms an activity associated with 14-year-old boys]]. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter.
** It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').
** It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').
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* The infamous "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpkQU3lnhYE Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (November 1994), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in [[ADateWithRosiePalms an activity associated with 14-year-old boys]]. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter.
**laughter. It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQoXVSQOS_s#t=6m40s Two transvestite Mr. Chips trying to run a race.]] (The correct answer was [[spoiler:''Drag Racing'']].)
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQoXVSQOS_s#t=6m40s Two transvestite Mr. Chips trying to run a race.]] (The correct answer was [[spoiler:''Drag Racing'']].))
* One outtake from the original TVS run had the contestants trying to incorrectly solve a catchphrase. After they both tried, Roy gives them the answer, but instead of giving them the correct answer (Blue Heaven), he instead tells them the answer is 'Columbo'. The look on his face afterwards is just priceless.
* One outtake from the original TVS run had the contestants trying to incorrectly solve a catchphrase. After they both tried, Roy gives them the answer, but instead of giving them the correct answer (Blue Heaven), he instead tells them the answer is 'Columbo'. The look on his face afterwards is just priceless.
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* The infamous "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Izet8zN1vmE Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (November 1994), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in [[ADateWithRosiePalms an activity associated with 14-year-old boys]]. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter.
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* The infamous "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Izet8zN1vmE com/watch?v=xpkQU3lnhYE Snake Charmer]]" puzzle on the British version (November 1994), in which the partly-revealed animation appeared to show Mr. Chips engaging in [[ADateWithRosiePalms an activity associated with 14-year-old boys]]. Cue everyone in the studio being reduced to fits of laughter.
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* One of the most grotesque catchphrases the show has featured was turned into one of these. The puzzle showed three young army men being gunned down, followed by an elderly trooper repeatedly dodging the bullets. Following the initial laughter at the animation of him dancing around the screen and a few guesses, one of the contestants suggested ''Firing Blanks''; the studio fell about laughing. (The correct answer was [[spoiler:''Old Soldiers Never Die'']].)
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* One of the most grotesque catchphrases the show has featured was turned into one of these. The puzzle showed three young army men being gunned down, followed by an elderly trooper repeatedly dodging the bullets. Following the initial laughter at the animation of him dancing around the screen and a few guesses, one of the contestants suggested ''Firing Blanks''; the studio fell about laughing. (The correct answer was [[spoiler:''Old Soldiers Never Die'']].)
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQoXVSQOS_s#t=6m40s Two transvestite Mr. Chips trying to run a race.]] (The correct answer was [[spoiler:''Drag Racing'']].)
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQoXVSQOS_s#t=6m40s Two transvestite Mr. Chips trying to run a race.]] (The correct answer was [[spoiler:''Drag Racing'']].)
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** It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake'' Or ''jacking the snake off'').
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** It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake'' snake''. Or ''jacking the snake off'').
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** It really didn't help that the squares that were picked just happened to be the ones revealing Mr. Chips' rather unfortunately-shaped head and the head of the snake (which gave rise to the alternative thought that Mr. Chips might be jacking off ''with the snake'').
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* One of the most grotesque catchphrases the show has featured was turned into one of these. The puzzle showed three young army men being gunned down, followed by an elderly trooper repeatedly dodging the bullets. After a few guesses, one of the contestants suggested ''Firing Blanks''; the studio fell about laughing. (The correct answer was [[spoiler:''Old Soldiers Never Die'']].)
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* One of the most grotesque catchphrases the show has featured was turned into one of these. The puzzle showed three young army men being gunned down, followed by an elderly trooper repeatedly dodging the bullets. After Following the initial laughter at the animation of him dancing around the screen and a few guesses, one of the contestants suggested ''Firing Blanks''; the studio fell about laughing. (The correct answer was [[spoiler:''Old Soldiers Never Die'']].)
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* The less famous, but hilarious [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-dVzx29e7c Ice Spider Monkey]] incident.
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* The less famous, but hilarious [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-dVzx29e7c Ice Spider Monkey]] incident.incident.
* One of the most grotesque catchphrases the show has featured was turned into one of these. The puzzle showed three young army men being gunned down, followed by an elderly trooper repeatedly dodging the bullets. After a few guesses, one of the contestants suggested ''Firing Blanks''; the studio fell about laughing. (The correct answer was [[spoiler:''Old Soldiers Never Die'']].)
* One of the most grotesque catchphrases the show has featured was turned into one of these. The puzzle showed three young army men being gunned down, followed by an elderly trooper repeatedly dodging the bullets. After a few guesses, one of the contestants suggested ''Firing Blanks''; the studio fell about laughing. (The correct answer was [[spoiler:''Old Soldiers Never Die'']].)
