House of Games viewers seriously distracted by celebrity guest’s wardrobe blunder

HOUSE of Games viewers have been seriously distracted by a celebrity guest's wardrobe blunder.

Every week four new famous faces join host Richard Osman to play a host of different games.

This week's celebs were Jen Brister, Kelvin Fletcher, Ian Moore and Zoe Williams and during Wednesday's show, comedian Jen wore a striking blue and green jumper.

The garment featured a collar and some buttons but moments after starting the final round - Answer Smash - Jen was suddenly wearing a blue long sleeved shirt.

Nobody made any reference to the sudden wardrobe switch, but no sooner had viewers clocked the change, Jen was then seen back in the jumper again.

Taking to Twitter, one fan wrote: "@richardosman Something odd happened with continuity on #houseofgames today.

"@JenBrister has a blue shirt on at 24:35 (iPlayer) but a blue & green woolly for every frame before and after?"

Another added: "Anyone else notice Jen switch tops/jumper half way through answer smash and then her jumper back on? #HouseOfGames."

A third tweeted: "How did Jen do such a quick costume change in the final round? #houseofgames."

Meanwhile a fourth questioned: "@richardosman Why did Jen change her shirt during Answer Smash?🧐#houseofgames."

Last week, one round saw the four celebs work together in teams of two to get find the average of different questions, one of which was to name Julia Roberts films that don't contain the letter 'C'.

Ugo Monye struck out earlier after admitting he hadn't been to the cinema in seven years.

Joe Pasquale passed when he couldn't think of an answer, but once all the potential films were listed at the end of the round, fans noticed a glaring omission.

They pointed out that the psychological thriller, Sleeping With The Enemy was not amongst the answers.

"Julia Roberts films without a C… the researchers missed Sleeping With The Enemy," complained one fan on Twitter.

House of Games airs weeknights at 6.30pm on BBC Two and is available on BBC iPlayer.