Jimmy Carr Roasting Contestants Like It’s a Sport | I Literally Just Told You | Jimmy Carr

Quick Overview

The contestants played a round of 'I Literally Just Told You,' where Jimmy Carr revealed the answer to a previous question, and the players who missed it had to answer a new question based on that revealed answer, resulting in Craig winning £8,500 and Zohaib winning £8,250 going into the final round, while Kerri won £1,500 and Rachel won £1,000.

Key Points: The contestants participated in a round where Jimmy Carr revealed the answer to a previous question ('Paint Never Dries' for the musical sequel review), and the players who missed it (Jeremy and Craig) then had to answer a new question based on that revealed answer. Jeremy (Team Zohaib) answered the first question correctly (Age 27 when Amy Winehouse died) and won £2,500, while Craig (Team Craig) answered the second question correctly (Starlight Express) and won £500. The third question asked about the FIFA World Cup taking place in the US, Canada, and Mexico in 20XX?, which Noel answered correctly as '26' (2026), winning £1,000 for his team. The fourth question, based on Noel's correct answer, was about the number of days in February during a non-leap year, which Noel correctly answered as 28, winning £1,000. The fifth question, based on Kerri's correct answer about 'Starlight Express', asked which musical opens with 'How does a bastard, orphan, son of a whore and a Scotsman?', and Kerri correctly answered 'Hamilton', earning £50. The final memory round saw Craig and Zohaib face off; Craig banked £8,500, and Zohaib banked £8,250. The final scores showed Kerri with £1,500, Rachel with £1,000, Greg with £750, Huss with £1,250, Jeremy with £2,500, Ali with £1,500, Molly with £1,000, and Carmen with £1,000 going into the final game play.

Context: This clip is from the panel show 'I Literally Just Told You,' hosted by Jimmy Carr, where contestants answer questions, and if they get one wrong, the correct answer is revealed, leading to a new question based on that revealed information for the contestants who previously answered incorrectly. The game involves cycling through contestants, having them answer trivia questions, and occasionally using the revealed answers to form new questions for the next round.