Aug 1, 2026 · 12 min · 7 segments
James Ross is.... wait... you probably already know James Ross. James Ross is host & MC James Ross, and for the last few years he has been playing childhood favourite *Guess Who* with the audience…
James RossHost
Hello, okay, good evening everyone, my name is James Ross, and I am the answer to the question, what would it look like if you switched together all four members of Queen on one
Cool, so I'm going to do a little bit of a fun little game, does that sound good? Yes! Okay, give me a cheer if you're familiar with childhood favourite Guess Who? Give me a cheer if you're not familiar with childhood favourite, guess who? I've only got 10 minutes, I'm not going to ask you where you grew up, because that's normally the way that we work out why you don't know that.
My favourite answer to that was somebody who grew up in a part idea of South Africa, and that's why they're not her, bitch.
You would have thought that a game that involves knocking people down on the base of an arbitrary physical criteria would have got popular.
You each pick one person and then you ask each other yes or no questions to knock the person down and hopefully you've got Eric with the hat because he's definitely the most handsome.
He's very much the trade of guess who, right? Now, that is the version of the game that is based on physical appearance and it's for children and cowards.
Yes! I like to play the game that is for grown-ups and it's based not on physical appearance but it's based on vibes.
With this in mind, in a moment I'm going to ask a brave volunteer, or indeed a cowardly volunteer, no courage is required whatsoever, physical or moral, to come up and join me on the stage.
The lights will go up, they will pick a person and I'll ask them yes or no questions.
For their participation they will be rewarded with a jelly baby or, if vegan, a fruit pastel.
So, who would like to be my volunteer? Who would fancy giving it a go? Do I have somebody? You can only volunteer yourself, that is not how
Hello, okay, good evening everyone, my name is James Ross, and I am the answer to the question, what would it look like if you switched together all four members of Queen on one
Cool, so I'm going to do a little bit of a fun little game, does that sound good? Yes! Okay, give me a cheer if you're familiar with childhood favourite Guess Who? Give me a cheer if you're not familiar with childhood favourite, guess who? I've only got 10 minutes, I'm not going to ask you where you grew up, because that's normally the way that we work out why you don't know that.
My favourite answer to that was somebody who grew up in a part idea of South Africa, and that's why they're not her, bitch.
You would have thought that a game that involves knocking people down on the base of an arbitrary physical criteria would have got popular.
You each pick one person and then you ask each other yes or no questions to knock the person down and hopefully you've got Eric with the hat because he's definitely the most handsome.
He's very much the trade of guess who, right? Now, that is the version of the game that is based on physical appearance and it's for children and cowards.
Yes! I like to play the game that is for grown-ups and it's based not on physical appearance but it's based on vibes.
With this in mind, in a moment I'm going to ask a brave volunteer, or indeed a cowardly volunteer, no courage is required whatsoever, physical or moral, to come up and join me on the stage.
The lights will go up, they will pick a person and I'll ask them yes or no questions.
For their participation they will be rewarded with a jelly baby or, if vegan, a fruit pastel.
So, who would like to be my volunteer? Who would fancy giving it a go? Do I have somebody? You can only volunteer yourself, that is not how
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