The bungalow welcomes 2 new guests with Jimmy away on holiday and Cole missing in action after a night out, it's host extraordinaire Rich Kelly and Bongo's Bingo staff member number 2 and OG Bingo dancer Lawton aka Sweaty Betty. The guys have a weirdly dramatic chat about potato's, pick 3 people they would have at their last meal and debate whether they would rather get a notification every time someone speaks bad about them or have to like every one of your exes new partners social media posts. AND the Christmas Cracker competition is finally settled, but Jonny who is in for a real dressing down by accounts, has sprung a Christmas miracle!
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