Competing this time are Tyger in South Tyneside, Rocco in Middlesex and Amy in Birmingham. Beaming in wirelessly from India and running amok in their homes is Saara, who will be making mums and dads impersonate Bollywood dancing grannies and discover what you can make from dehydrated potato starch, squeezy cheese, Finnish gravy and yeast extract flavoured snack sticks. This is not an ordinary dish but this is no ordinary show and it's all done to win sweet samoji points in the quest to be crowned Remotely Funny champion.

Saara is in Greece and she's joined by a surprise celebrity guest from their home in Wolverhampton! The mystery star, who used to be a sports mascot called Spike the Lion, competes via remote Wi-Fi against 12-year-old Alice in the Cotswolds and 11-year-old Finley in Cornwall and they all want to win big. There's chaos in the kitchen, carnage in the lounge, and of course hilarity in the bathroom as they tune into Loo Tube and discover which CBBC presenter uses the most toilet paper. But who will leave their rivals standing to get their hands on TV's ultimate prize - the Remotely Funny hoodie?