| ACOCK'S GREEN - the sexually transmitted disease clinician's version of snap | Kevin Hale |
| ALASKA HIGHWAY - which is a bit like Songs Of Praise, but with more eskimos | Hastings
17 Jun 2002 |
| AMAZON BASIN - where players have their hair cut like Henry V by tall muscular women | Hastings
17 Jun 2002 |
| ANDOVER - the Hampshire version of Pass The Parcel | Kevin Hale |
| ARTHUR'S SEAT - Played in Edinburgh. It's like musical chairs, except there's no music & only one chair...which belongs to Arthur | Brighton
26 Nov 2001 |
| From Thailand BANGKOK - which is too painful to describe in detail | Bristol
10 Dec 2001 |
| BARROW-IN-FURNESS - which involves burning garden implements | Canterbury
05 Jul 1997 |
| BARROW-IN-FURNESS - which involves burning garden implements | ISIHAC 5, Side 1 |
| BEACHY HEAD - invented by our own Sven, while holidaying at Camber Sands | Oxford
11 Jun 1994 |
| BEACHY HEAD - where the winner is the first to spot Gillian Taylforth in a Range Rover above the cliffs | Kevin Hale |
| There are a whole family of games stemming from Supermarket Sweep, including BEDALE - a lookalike competition. See also HARDENDALE, KILDALE, KIRBY UNDERDALE and REDESDALE CAMP. | Kevin Hale |
| BIGGLESWADE - the object being to guess the weight of a fictional air ace | Kevin Hale |
| BIGGLESWADE - which involves crossing rivers dressed as a fictional air ace | Coventry
27 Nov 2000 |
| BILLERICAY - where the object is to send an invoice to the male soap-star of your choice | Kevin Hale |
| BOLTON PERCY - a favourite at Ann Summers parties | Kevin Hale |
| BORROWASH - competitive laundry loaning | Kevin Hale |
| BROADSTAIRS - a game for people who are too fat to use the lift | Canterbury
05 Jul 1997 |
| BROADSTAIRS - a game for people who are too fat to use the lift | ISIHAC 5, Side 1 |
| BROOKLYN BRIDGE - a card game for toddlers who's parents give their children stupid names | 30th Anniversary Special
13 Apr 2002 |
| BURNHAM-ON-SEA - a game for crematorium attendants, played on the beach | Kevin Hale |
| BURNHAM-ON-SEA - a hilarious game played in coastal crematoria | Coventry
27 Nov 2000 |
| BURY ST EDMUNDS - a surprisingly popular game, where the object is to inter Mr Blobby's mentor | Kevin Hale |
| In the U.S.A. they like to play CAMP DAVID - the winner being the one who does the best impression of the President's hairdresser | Glasgow
30 Nov 1998 |
| CARDIGAN - a game specially for fashion victims | Kevin Hale |
| CARDIGAN BAY - which involves offshore swimming in assorted items of knitwear | Cardiff
14 Dec 1998 |
| CARDIGAN BAY - where the players knit woollen garments for brown horses | Coventry
27 Nov 2000 |
| CHARDSTOCK - a competitive form of cattle cremation | Kevin Hale |
| CHESTERFIELD - a game played on the annual outing of the dyslexic brassiere manufacturers society | Michael Hicklin |
| CHIPPING NORTON - which involves making stone sculptures in the shape of motorcycles | Brighton
01 Jun 1996 |
| CHISELHAMPTON - erotic sculpting for masons | Kevin Hale |
| COUNTY DOWN - the game inspired by a Chinese space launch | Reading
28 May 2001 |
| CURRY RIVEL - played by the owners of Indian take-aways, the object being to get rid of the opposition without leaving any traceable remains | Kevin Hale |
| DAVIDSTOW MOOR - a favourite of Fergie & Mr. Mellor | Kevin Hale |
| DEVIZES - the winner being the one who dreams up the best game named after a town in Wiltshire | Kevin Hale |
| From the West Country, DORSET, where players have to collect a set of doors, & SOMERSET, where they have to add up how many they've collected | Kevin Hale |
| DUNGENESS - where the object is to escape without being locked in Dungeon R or Dungeon T | Bath
05 Nov 1994 |
| DUNGENESS - a game popular with dominatrixes | Kevin Hale |
| DYMCHURCH - which involves forming a new religion for stupid people | Nottingham
21 Jun 1999 |
| EFFINGHAM - a competitive swearing match | Kevin Hale |
| EYE - the winner being the first to shout out part of the name of a popular Radio 4 comedy show (see also HAVANT & LOOE) | Kevin Hale |
| FELIXSTOWE - an East Anglian game that involves hiding cat food | Reading
28 May 2001 |
| FISHGUARD - a Welsh game where you have to pick a soldier out of a river | Reading
28 May 2001 |
| FORDYCE - a game played with four dice | Kevin Hale |
| GLAMORGAN - the winner being the one with the best decorated...musical keyboard | Kevin Hale |
| HAVANT - the winner being the first to shout out part of the name of a popular Radio 4 comedy show (see also EYE & LOOE) | Kevin Hale |
| HELSINKI - a Chinese game that involves shouting from a leaky boat | 2001 Xmas Special
24 Dec 2001 |
| HOOVER DAM - a game that involved stubbing your toe on a vacuum cleaner | Bradford
20 May 2002 |
| HUMBER BRIDGE - a card game played in vintage motor cars | Cheltenham
29 Jun 1996 |
| From the Scottish island where St. Columba landed comes IONA CATHEDRAL - a game played by bishops who like to boast a lot | Glasgow
30 Nov 1998 |
| JEDDAH GORGE - the Saudi-Arabian version | Kevin Hale |
| LEAD US NOT INTO THAMES STATION - a biblical quiz played on a board carrying fictitious London underground names | David Spurgeon |
| LEEDS - a version of Cleudo played by West Yorkshire policemen | Kevin Hale |
| LEWTRENCHARD - where players have a latrine-digging race in heavy soil | Kevin Hale |
| LOOE - the winner being the first to shout out part of the name of a popular Radio 4 comedy show (see also EYE & HAVANT) | Kevin Hale |
| MOUNT SNOWDON - a pastime devised in the 1950's by Princess Margaret | Cardiff
14 Dec 1998 |
| ..and on Saturday nights, the young men of Norwich regularly have a go at the NORFOLK BROADS | Cheltenham
29 Jun 1996 |
| NEW DELHI - which involves opening a sandwich shop | Bristol
10 Dec 2001 |
| NUNEATON - where players compete to be the first to spot Sister Wendy coming out of a spud-U-Like | Nottingham
21 Jun 1999 |
| PARIS, TEXAS - which involves going to a DIY store on Eurostar | 2001 Xmas Special
24 Dec 2001 |
| PLYMOUTH HOE - competitive gardening, invented by Sir Francis Drake | Kevin Hale |
| READING - an educational programme for under fours | David Spurgeon |
| REDDITCH - a competitive form of chicken pox | Nottingham
21 Jun 1999 |
| ROBIN HOOD'S BAY - named after the Nottingham archer's horse | Kevin Hale |
| ST. ALBANS - a game popular in Hertfordshire, where you must ensure you haven't posted any other sort of cake | Kevin Hale |
| ST. BERNARD PASS - where players sit in a circle and take turns to unwrap a large dog | Bradford
20 May 2002 |
| ST. MICHAELS MOUNT - devised by Samantha on an extended visit to Marks & Spencer's | Bath
05 Nov 1994 |
| SANTA CRUZ - where the players dress up as Father Christmas and take a walk on Clapham Common | 2001 Xmas Special
24 Dec 2001 |
| SELLAFIELD - where the object is to try to flog off a plot of contaminated land | Canterbury
05 Jul 1997 |
| SELLAFIELD - where the object is to try to flog off a plot of contaminated land | ISIHAC 5, Side 1 |
| SEYCHELLES - where the winner is the first person to say the word 'Shells' | Bristol
10 Dec 2001 |
| From Australia, SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE - a card game for four people all called Sydney Harbour | Glasgow
30 Nov 1998 |
| TABLE MOUNTAIN - where the winner is the player who makes the highest pile of dining room furniture | Bradford
20 May 2002 |
| TOWER BRIDGE - a card game for exceptionally tall players | Brighton
01 Jun 1996 |
| I understand that there are still certain isolated rural communities in Lancashire that like to play UPPER RAMSBOTTOM | Brighton
01 Jun 1996 |
| WELSHPOOL - a game like nine-ball pool, except the winner's the one who gets the black sheep in his pocket first | Cardiff
14 Dec 1998 |
| VICTORIA FALLS - which involves white-water rafting on a sponge cake | Leicester
03 Jun 2002 |
| WESTWARD HO! - a game enjoyed in Devon, that involves pointing garden tools at the setting sun | Brighton
26 Nov 2001 |
| WIGAN PIER - simply match the occupants of the House of Lords with their respective headgear | Kevin Hale |
| WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL - which provides the chance to win Chester Cathedral | Oxford
11 Jun 1994 |
| WINDSOR CASTLE - where the most successful player wins a castle | Bath
05 Nov 1994 |
| WINDSOR GREAT PARK - where the best player wins a really great park | Cheltenham
29 Jun 1996 |
| YORKSHIRE DALES - played in Leeds. This involves pretending to host Supermarket Sweep with your face coated in Cuprinol | Brighton
26 Nov 2001 |
| TOWER BRIDGE - a card game for exceptionally tall players | Oxford
11 Jun 1994 |
| EIFFEL TOWER - which involves being poked in the eye with a Souvenir of Paris | Torquay
23 Jun 2003 |
| RIVER JORDAN - a delightful pasttime based around dropping a waste of space off a bridge | Torquay
23 Jun 2003 |
| GOBI DESERT - a revolting game which involves spitting into a bowl of custard | Torquay
23 Jun 2003 |
| EIFFEL TOWER - which involves being poked in the eye with a Souvenir of Paris | ISIHAC 8, Side 2 |
| RIVER JORDAN - a delightful pasttime based around dropping a waste of space off a bridge | ISIHAC 8, Side 2 |
| GOBI DESERT - a revolting game which involves spitting into a bowl of custard | ISIHAC 8, Side 2 |
| LEAMINGTON SPA - a game played only by fathers who have sons called Leamington | Leeds
22 Dec 2003 |
| WINCHELSEA HARBOUR - where the object is to try to...win Chelsea Harbour | Leeds
22 Dec 2003 |
| LITTLEHAMPTON - an intensely competitive game that requires a very cold day and a small ruler | Leeds
22 Dec 2003 |
| WILDMAN'S BRIDGE (North Lanarkshire) - a card game featuring players with machettes | John Michael Gallagher |
| STEAK TARTARE - which involves saying goodbye to a dead vampire | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Christmas Clue |
| COTTAGE PIE - a geometry game played by gentlemen on Hampstead Heath | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Christmas Clue |
| VICTORIA SPONGE - a delightfully saucy game where the winner gets to take a bath with Her Majesty the Queen | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Christmas Clue |
| [ KING'S CROSS - which involves annoying a monarch by poking him with a sharp stick Not broadcast] | Manchester
03 Dec 2007 |
| [ CUMBERLAND GAP - which involves selling clothes from a sweat shop in the Lake District Not broadcast] | Manchester
03 Dec 2007 |
| [ DOGGER BANK - which involves having sex round the back of an Essex branch of Barclays Not broadcast] | Manchester
03 Dec 2007 |
| CUMBERLAND GAP - which involves running a sweat shop in the Lake District | Humph In Wonderland
25 Dec 2007 |
| DOGGER BANK - which involves having sex outside an Essex branch of Barclays | Humph In Wonderland
25 Dec 2007 |
