The second week of the new series of Richard Osman's House of Games features a mix of reality TV stars, pop stars and comedy-connected celebrities – Chris Hughes, Debra Stephenson, Inel Tomlinson and Toyah Willcox.

Inel Tomlinson has worked in a double act with fellow comedian Johnny Cochrane and appeared regularly on CBBC including appearing on The Dog Ate My Homework, so he has some experience of off the wall panel shows. He has also run Kinetic comedy, putting on multicultural comedy events. 

Debra Stephenson is a top class actor and impressionist. After graduating as an actor from The Manchester Metropolitan University, Stephenson was cast in various television roles, first appearing in ITV drama Reckless, starring Francesca Annis and Robson Green. She has been in prison drama Bad Girls and top soap Coronation Street but comedy fans will know her best for her work on The Impressions Show and Dead Ringers with Jon Culshaw. She also appeared on the impressions-based panel show, The Imitation Game so House of Games should hold no fear for her.

Up against Tomlinson and Stephenson is Toyah Willcox, the mad-haired pop star who regularly goes viral with her home-made music clips in which she appears with her husband Robert Fripp, who has worked for acts including David Bowie and played in the prog rock band King Crimson.

And finally there is Chris Hughes, who appeared on Love Island and has presented live horse racing coverage with ITV Racing. In January 2019 Hughes took a live testicular exam on This Morning to spread cancer awareness and in the same year it was reported that he was dating former Little Mix member Jesy Nelson, although it was also reported that the couple split in April 2020.

Richard Osman's House Of Games, Monday, 2 October - Friday 6 October, 6pm, BBC Two.