(both laughing)
- I can't believe it.
- Yes. Yes.
(upbeat music)
- Can we introduce the game?
- [Producer] Yes, please.
- In song? - [Producer] Yeah.
- Ready? Three,
- [Both] two, one. - And,
♪ We are about to play ♪
♪ A game of William Shakespeare ♪
♪ Or Taylor Swift ♪
- Okay, William Shakespeare or Taylor Swift,
let's go. - Let's do this.
- I have no idea about Taylor Swift.
- Me neither.
- Shall we begin?
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- Friendship makes us-
- [Both] fresh.
- That's Taylor. - I think it's gonna to be him
- Taylor.
- Yeah.
- Oh no I've gone, this is wrong.
(whimpering)
(bell dings)
- Why would you use words like "fresh," William?
- What? - Yes.
Yes.
- [Both] Oh!
- I thought, "fresh," like-
- [Both] Fresh.
(both laughing)
- "Love is a devil."
(imitating buzzer)
(grunts)
- I'm going to say Taylor.
- I'm going to say Shakespeare.
- I think it's Taylor Swift, that's what I'm going for.
- I think it's Shakespeare.
- Fine.
(bell dings)
- Hey, one-nil to the judge.
(sighing)
- Oh, lush.
- Yes.
- What?
- Yep. - Shut up.
- [Both] "You and I are past our dancing days."
- Because she is not past her dancing days.
- I think Taylor- - I think Shakespeare.
- Oh.
(bell dings)
- Oh!
- Oh, what? Man.
- Did you actually say Taylor Swift?
- Yeah well...be quiet.
- Do you think she's past her dancing days?
- I don't know, does she dance?
- [Both] Oh. Oh.
- "Right there where we stood was holy ground."
I actually do think Taylor.
But there was an album about Kentish Town,
because her partner is from Kentish Town,
and I'm just wondering if maybe right there,
in Kentish Town, where we stood was holy ground.
- Oh, see, now that's probably about
"You be the prince and I be the princess", isn't it?
- Ooh!
(bell dings)
- No, no, yes!
- Oh no!
- Oh, mic drop.
- Really well done.
- "When I was at home I was in a better place."
Shakespeare? - Oh.
- That's got to be Taylor, surely?
- Extra point if you can name the play, right?
- No.
(bell dings)
- "As You Like It"
(laughs)
- Uh-huh. - Yeah, see sometimes I feel
like they're trying to trick us a bit.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
(sighing)
- Oh, William, I'm so sorry.
That wasn't a good one, Will,
I'm just going to say that.
- You still don't get an extra point,
that's the whole-
- But you do get an extra point if you sing it.
- Go on, then.
♪ When I was at home ♪
♪ I was in a better place ♪
(bell dings)
- That's really beautiful.
- "Romeo, take me somewhere we can be alone."
Oh no, I mean this, I mean I did mean that.
- Hello.
Clue's in the title.
- No. - Really?
(imitates buzzer)
- That's a trick question
(bell dings)
♪ Romeo, take me somewhere we can be alone ♪
(hands clap)
- I didn't know the song. - You know the song.
- I didn't know the song.
- I'm proud of you. - I didn't know the song.
- I didn't even know-
(both laugh) - That was a trick one.
- Yay! - Oh, stitch up.
- There's not that line in the whole play,
we've been doing it for the last...
(both laugh)
- Oh yeah!
Oh for God's sake!
- I got it first, so I win.
- Is that the rule?
Is it who gets in first, or...?
No, it's not.
(upbeat music)
- Sorry Mum, sorry Dad, sorry Manchester.
- This is the competition of the year.
- Yeah.
- I didn't know this was a competition!
- It is.
- Two! (bleep)
Oh, sorry!
God, sorry!
- Shake my hand.
It's COVID.
- Yeah.
(both laugh)
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