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The popular quiz show, first broadcast in 2008, consists of a tournament-type format in which teams compete by finding connections between seemingly unrelated clues. Knowledge will only take you so far in this quiz show, with the ability to think laterally being vitally important.
In this opening heat, three fresh air fanatics take on a trio of Midlanders.
One of the teams likes beer, the other has a bit of a thing for big vegetables.
What do the words peaceful, easy and normal have in common?
The knockout stage has arrived, and it’s a rematch!
A team of pipe-dreamers take on the Cooke family in another first-round match.
Forster, Keynes and Woolf: how will their stand-ins fare against three tea devotees?
Three introverts take on three representatives of the University of the Third Age.
Three whisky drinkers take on three number crunchers.
Three Midlanders take on a team of ale aficionados in trying to connect a series of clues.
The Harmonics are back to take on three devotees of a German card game.
Three surrealism fans take on a team of tea enthusiasts.
A team of whisky lovers returns to face a team from the U3A.
The Al Frescans and the Sprouters return to slug it out for a place in the next round.
-1: OAT, -2: BAT, -3: BOT. What comes next in the sequence?
What connects: evil, line manager, pleasantly cold and vomit?
Nobody goes home tonight: for the teams, it’s a question of how to get to the next round.
It's the knockout stage, so one of the teams will be going home.
More high scores, but only one team can progress , and the clues are getting trickier.
Yoga lovers and veg men vie for victory and a place in the next round.
The Four Opinions won their last game on a tiebreak, but what does fate have in store?
What connects the following: excels, robust, Liberec and Arabic?
There’s a place in the semi-finals at stake, and the questions are getting more fiendish.
Semi-Final - Four Opinions v Cat Cows. It’s semi-final time, and a coveted place in the third-place play-off is at stake.
The second semi-final goes to the wire in the missing vowels round.
It’s the third place play-off, and the questions have grown suitably difficult.
The winners of the series are crowned – and, as can be expected, it’s a close contest.