World Record Attempt

Season 2Episode 230 minJun 3, 2011
World Record Attempt

Giant Television proudly presents another helping of Fee Fi Fo Yum, the channel's most popular game show. It is the brainchild of Brian the Giant, who has trapped two teams of "humunchies" in his home-made studio and forces them to play a variety of games. The players this time are the Wembley Wonders from Middlesex and The Fantastic Five from Taunton. Little do they know that Brian has decided he wants to break the world record for eating "humunchies" as fast as possible. Which tasty team will fail to win freedom and end up in his tum?

World Record Attempt has aired on Jun 3, 2011 at 4:30 PM
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