Ronni Ancona, Nathan Caton, Colin Murray and Sally Phillips battle to win Richard Osman's prestigious prizes in this week's run of Richard Osman's House of Games. If that sounds familiar it's because this week's shows are repeats, so if you've seen the shows before and have got a really good memory you may be in with a chance of impressing your mates.

Sally Phillips is a bit of comedy legend thanks to appearances on shows such as I'm Alan Partridge with Steve Coogan. She is soon to be seen in BBC Three’s critically acclaimed comedy series Jerk, which returns this Spring for a third series following the life of Tim (played by Tim Renkow), a man who knows that having cerebral palsy means that he can get away with almost anything. Happy Valley star James Norton is also in it.

Ronni Ancona is best known for her remarkably spot-on impressions and her work alongside Alistair MacGowan. She is due to appear – alongside Sally Phillips – in Marcus Shepherd’s debut feature The Monk, The Mermaid & Molise, which will star Guy Pratt – best known as bass player for bands such as Pink Floyd – as a fictionalised version of himself.

Nathan Caton is one of stand-up comedy's rising stars. He has appeared on BBC1's Live at the Apollo, BBC2’s Mock The Week, The Premier League Show, The Apprentice: You’re Fired Channel 4’s Comedy Gala, The Superhuman Show and It Was Alright in The 70’s, BBC3’s Russell Howard’s Good News, BBC Radio 4’s Now Show, News Quiz, BT Sport’s The Football’s On and his hit BBC Radio 4 sitcom, Can’t Tell Nathan Caton Nothing.

Colin Murray is a Northern Irish radio and television presenter. In 2010, he became host of BBC Television's Match of the Day 2 on BBC Two and can often be heard talking on BBC Radio 5.

Richard Osman's House of Games, Monday, February 20 - Friday, February 24, 6pm, BBC Two.Picture: Remarkable Television