Shanai in London, Sophie in Newcastle and Josh in Leicester connect with Saara in Russia, all desperate to become the latest Remotely Funny champion. On the quest to success the chaos starts in a mad dash round their bedrooms to grab the item on Saara's wish list as fast as they can but has she gone too far in asking them for something breathing? It's the only TV show with a toilet break to watch TV, parents attempting a Russian Cossack dance and an emoji quiz in the battle for supremacy but which brave contender will keep their game face on all the way to the big finale?

Proving that this is the show that that can go anywhere in the UK via remote Wi-Fi vlogger Saara is in Scotland and connecting Yasmin in Southport, Freddie in Brighton and Tristan in Stoke on Trent. But they're not video chatting for fun, there's a prize up for grabs - the Remotely Funny hoodie, which is kept under constant lock and key, and the honour of being crowned the Remotely Funny champion. If Freddie, Tristan and Yasmin's game faces are anything to go by it will be a tough contest. The contestants ponder a tricky question on the loo during Toilet Takedown, try to work out Nathan the dog's next move in Loo Tube and we reveal whose mum has the most unusual eating habits in Food Flash. Expect mayhem in the lounge as the parents try a spot of highland dancing with a modern twist but who will leave the competition standing at the end in the Decider?