Toys & Monkeys
Yvette welcomes 9-year-old Ryan to the Silly Warm-up round featuring two experts on Toys. Shelly is a toy designer, who loves getting to play all day long. Giggles, who is simply exhausted, is the head elf at the North Pole and has some new (very odd) ideas for toys this year. In the Main Round, Liz and Sam are two adults, who claim to be experts on Monkeys. Liz impersonates a Southeast Asian monkey call, and Sam details what makes up a monkey's diet. CLIVE keeps teasing that there's a wild monkey loose in the studio! Ryan seems to know a fair amount about Monkeys, but can he find the fibber?
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