Episode 4
Ant & Dec are back this week with yet another jam-packed show full of audience surprises, live studio games and huge prize giveaways!
The boys go head to head against professional gigglers Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby in their new game Make ‘Em Laugh, and there's a musical treat in store in the End of the Show Show.
Scarlett Moffatt & Little Ant & Dec will be joining in the fun, and as always another lucky player gets the chance to Win The Ads in the only show on TV that says don't just watch the adverts - win ‘em!
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