http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006v5kb
Having watched many episodes of this show I thought it was a prime target for a drinking game to liven it up a bit or just bingo if you are watching it at 10am! Usual disclaimers apply about drinking sensibly and me having no connection to the BBC or HUTH - this is just a bit of fun!
Here are the rules:
Drink/mark your bingo card if any of the following happen:
- The music played in the background is tenuously linked to something Martin and Lucy has said, e.g. The property is near a mine and they play 'Shaft' or the purchaser is a Window Cleaner and they play 'When I'm Cleanin' Windows'
- Martin or Lucy look around a property and pretend it's the first time they've seen it - even though the cameraman is already inside
- Martin breaks part of the house while walking round
- Lucy talks about restoring original features to the property, double if it's a fireplace
- The auctioneer says something comical during the auction
- The auction cameraman swings around wildly in a effort to show all bidders at the auction
- It isn't clear who is actually bidding at the auction as the cameraman can't pick them out
- The electric guitar kicks in when the auction is coming to a close
- The person at the auction isn't the person who bought the house
- Martin makes a terrible pun, double if this is then referenced in the background music
- Martin says 'lovely to meet you both'
- Martin 'plays air piano' while asking the buyer why they wanted the property (watch closely and you'll see what I mean)
- Martin says something inappropriate about the relationship between the buyers
- Lucy says 'I think this is a mistake', or words to that effect
- Lucy fake laughs at something the buyers have said
- Either of the presenters talk about the importance of viewing property first before you buy it at auction, double if they tick off the buyer for not having done so
- The programme goes back to see how the buyers have got on - and repeats half of what you have already seen
- Either presenter says they 'what a transformation' or 'they've done a fantastic job'
- The 'two local estate agents' music (Soul Food) comes on (at least this guarantees you three drinks!)
- The local estate agents say 'per calendar month' when talking about property
- Either of the presenters talk about rental yield percentages
- Either of the presenters say 'pre-tax profit' or 'minus the usual selling expenses'
If you can think of any more ideas then please let me know!