This is MY House

Four people all claim to be the same person and to own the same house, but only one of them is telling the truth; the other three are liars. Trying to uncover the truth from a series of clue-filled videos are celebrity panellists Judi Love, Richard Madeley, Harry Hill and Harriet Kemsley.

Attempting to fool our panel this time are four Joeys. The real Joey owns a newly renovated three-bedroom semi-detached house in the historic Welsh market town of Conwy.

Four Erwins try to convince panellists Judi Love, Richard Madeley, Joel Dommett and Sindhu Vee that they own a two-bedroom 17th-century Scottish hunting lodge located outside Glasgow, where the real Erwin lives with his ballet dancer partner Preston.

The house features a menagerie of farmyard animals, a collection of exotic glasswear and a double waterbed in the bedroom. One Erwin tries to convince the others he gave himself a serious hand injury while feeding a goose, while another says one of his chickens loves a blowdry. Each Erwin explains how they met their partner online, but was it really on a website called tugboat.com, as one of them claims? The Erwins also try to act natural on a trip to the chemist to pick up some fungal foot powder, but which one of them really does know pharmacist Margaret?

It's up to the celebrities to deduce who the real Erwin is by picking out the fibs, red herrings and outright porkies. The player the panel pick will win a cash prize, so it's in the interest of the imposters to keep their lies convincing.

This time, we visit the home of Stephen Babatunde. The real homeowner and three impostor Stephens show us around his three-bedroom terraced house, and we learn that the real Stephen has a notably famous neighbour, Susan Boyle. The real Stephen owns a lime green chaise lounge and keeps baked beans in the back of his car. Will a freezer full of mackerel give the panel any clues to the identity of the real Stephen?

It's up to the celebrity panel - Kiri Pritchard-McLean, Scarlett Moffatt, Richard Madeley and Judi Love - to play detective, sorting the truth from the lies.

Panellists Judi Love, Richard Madeley, Harry Hill and MIST try to identify the owner of a nine-bedroom Georgian mansion house. It is home to Rohini, but three visiting imposters all maintain they own the property. The real Rohini has an enviable property complete with an ice room, a pirate room, a yoga studio and an indoor beach, and she runs it as a yoga and alternative therapy retreat.

Up in the pirate room, one of the Rohinis claims that a broken window was caused by a small flying potato, while another says that a fireplace in the house cost £24,000. All the Rohinis demonstrate their alternative therapies, which range from spinning on the spot to clucking like a chicken.

The panel must align their chakras to intuit which of the Rohinis is the real homeowner, attempting to pick her out at the end of the episode.

Four Americans called Jenni try to convince panelists Judi Love, Richard Madeley, Joel Dommett and Chris McCausland that they own a picturesque two-bedroom cottage in the Scottish Highlands. Only one of them, however, is the real owner of the house and mum of seven-month-old baby Lachlan.

Judi Love, Richard Madeley, Harry Hill, Harriet Kemsley and Kadeena Cox work together to guess who the real farmer's wife is as four players insist they are all the same person.

Judi Love, Richard Madeley, Joel Dommett, and Fatiha El-Ghorri try to guess who the real owner of a converted church in Liverpool is as imposters try and throw them off the scent.

Judi Love, Richard Madeley, Harry Hill and Shaun Ryder turn detective as they try and work out which of four players is the real owner of an ex-council flat in Pollokshields.

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