Brokenwind

Season 2Episode 120 minFeb 26, 2018
Brokenwind

Saara connects three contestants from all over the UK via remote Wi-Fi for games and mayhem. Saara is connecting from Brokenwind to Molly from Middlesbrough and Grace from the West Midlands. She's joined by a surprise celebrity guest who'll be hoping he doesn't 'whoops' or...'miss the bus'! Expect ping-pong related chaos in the kitchen, singing that really is pants in the living room and a wind-up battle to end all battles in the bathroom. Can anyone beat a CBBC celeb to get their hands on TV's ultimate prize - the Remotely Funny hoodie?

Brokenwind has aired on Feb 26, 2018 at 4:00 PM
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