This week's challengers on Richard Osman's House Of Games are Jack Carroll, Dani Harmer, Dominic Littlewood and Shivi Ramoutar.

Comedy fans will instantly recognise Jack Carroll, who is both successful comedian and also an accomplished actor. He has appeared in shows as diverse as Coronation Street and Live at The Apollo. He first came to the wider public's attention when he appeared on Britain’s Got Talent.

Bradford-born Jack auditioned for BGT when he was 14 and captured the hearts of the nation with his quickfire stand-up routines. He was a runner-up and went on to star in shows on CBBC (Ministry of Curious Stuff, Doctors, Trollied) before establishing himself as an actor in the likes of Sky sitcom Trollied. He recently played Carla Connor’s nephew on ITV soap Coronation Street. 

Carroll is a superb comedian, not afraid to tackle subjects that can make us feel awkward, winning audiences over quickly with his northern charm. He is going on tour in 2026, starting in Bradford on 13th February 2026. His tour is entitled The Fall Guy and will take in dates across the UK before ending in London on 27th November 2026. You can buy tickets from jackcarroll.co.uk 

His touring show promises jokes about modern life, internet rabbit holes and his cerebral palsy.

Carroll has said: ‘From BGT onwards, stand-up comedy has been the bedrock of everything for me and there’s nothing quite like being in a live environment having a laugh. As such I am very much looking forward to taking my new show on tour.’

In 2024 Jack won the BAFTA for Best Short along with the team behind short film Mobility. He has also supported comedians Jason Manford and Frankie Boyle. Now let's see if he can triumph on Richard Osman's House Of Games.

Richard Osman's House of Games, Monday, October 27 - Friday, October 31, 6pm, BBC Two.