The Musical Lovers and The Football Divide | Pointless | S05 E17 | Full Episode

In this episode of Pointless, Alexander Armstrong welcomes back familiar faces as teams strive to find the most obscure answers. Joe and Hazel make a return, reminiscing about their previous attempt, while Hazel takes a shine to musicals. Joe, a bus conductor with an interesting martial arts background, shares his unique experiences as head steward at West Ham. Hannah and Jess showcase their baking skills with cake versions of the show's presenters. Father-son duo, Fred and Mark, share a humorous difference in football loyalty, while siblings Danny and Catherine discuss their distinct professions. The game kicks off with a question about house plants, leading to varying levels of success among the teams.
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[@mainoffender27]

Those cakes are legitimately nice. Any body else think the sound is weird in headphones?

[@rodrigomarinho1807]

Mother in law's tongue in Brazil is a toy. You plow it and it goes back and forth, crawling like a tongue.
The plant cited on the show we call Saint George's sword.

[@Tubewings]

31:08; This was right before the Fall of Tripoli as well as the death of Gaddafi.

[@thestingman2966]

I really don’t think they should have given it to him for Lloyd Bridges.

[@nevillemignot1681]

That is the perfect example of a fluke.

[@KenTrosper]

I agree because even though he was born with that name, he doesn't use it as his professional name.

[@pfflyer3381]

How do you fish for Flys?

[@nevillemignot1681]

This was a joke right?

[@rodrigomarinho1807]

51/100 on Disney? For real?

[@nevillemignot1681]

You never tell what the score will be sometimes.