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926: 29: 284:). In the programme, a celebrity has to be hidden in a family's house by three children and a parent. If the family has fewer than three children, they use friends or related children. The other parent of the family thinks they are taking part in a totally different programme. The children involved must undergo a series of tasks to win prizes which they will receive if the parent does not realise what is really happening. 357:. Two challenges were cut from the show. The final challenge ('Hider in the House') was changed slightly. Instead of just the parent trying to find the real celebrity, it was changed so the children have to find mini cut outs of the celebrity, and for the parents, the real one, with clues from JK and Joel. Also, the celebrity has to 366:
could get out of the house. JK sometimes drops hints of Hider in the House (e.g. while pretending to be a gardener, he said the name of a fake plant which involved the word "hider" (hiderdendrum) and while pretending to be from the army he said his last name was "hider"). The parent rarely notices these hints.
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was busted early when an unfortunate incident led to him being discovered on the first day. Due to the unusual circumstances, and because JK felt partially responsible, the three presenters discussed what to do. They offered the children the opportunity to continue playing, but on the condition that
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In Series Two, the forfeit was sometimes Lick the Taches, where they had to lick a substance moustache off their face. An example of this is Lil' Chris in Week 3 when he had to lick a moustache of tartar sauce off his face. In certain episodes, it was still 'Suck the Sock'. However, there was only
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all the gunge landed on Chico's leg. However, JK had a bucket of gunge ready and poured it over the parents. The parents also received a large cardboard certificate, as well as being "hidered". JK went undercover for the fourth challenge to get the parents out of the way so the kids and the hider
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If the hider failed a challenge, they were given a forfeit for the children to win back the prizes. In Series One, it was 'Suck the Sock' where the hider had to suck a sock full of smoothie to win the prizes back. Sometimes, the sock was changed to another thing associated with the celebrity. For
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if they lost the challenges, they would lose all the prizes they had already won. Unsuspecting friends and family were substituted for the parent.
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one forfeit per episode and that was taken on the first failed challenge. For Dani Harmer in Week 1, it was 'Suck Nan's Tights'.
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and gunge the unsuspecting parent, otherwise, the children don't get the prizes they have won. During the Chico episode,
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put an advert on their website for families wishing to take part in a new Saturday morning gameshow, advertised as
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The show went through a reformatting, with JK and Joel being joined by presenter,
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The series won the Best Entertainment prize at the prestigious 2008
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This article is about the children's game show. For the film, see
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example, for Steph Orleans and Malak, it became 'Lick the Sock'.
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JK and Joel
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Jason King
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Basil's Swap Shop
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