Pin The Tail On Colin Sell
Based on Pin the Tail on the Donkey, panellists are challenged to pin a tail on pianist Colin Sell. This translates on radio to several minutes of Sell playing tunes on the piano, before shrieking in pain as the tail is pinned on him. Declared by Humph to be one of his favourite games, adding, "Next time, maybe we’ll try it with a blindfold."
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