Games

Listed here is every single game played on TAYG over all six seasons. This includes all buzz-in games, all magic window games, all trust me games, and all endgame tasks. Mentioned are also all unplayed games, joke games that Shaun introduces, but are never played.

Buzz-in Games

 * What's a Doodle Doo? – In this game, contestants are shown different company logos but are shown one 'doodle' at a time. Five 'doodles' make the logo and points are awarded depending on how many doodles have been revealed (i.e. the first doodle is worth 5 points, the second is worth 4 points, etc.).
 * As Quick As – In this game, contestants are asked a series of questions. They must buzz in and answer as quickly as they can as they are racing a boiling kettle. Time is up when the kettle whistles. In some episodes, the kettle is replaced with another item such as dynamite or a woodcutter. Australian illusionist Cosentino appeared in one episode with him escaping from a straight jacket.
 * Ad Hoc – In this game, the contestants are shown a frame from a commercial and they must buzz in to try and guess what the product is in the commercial.
 * Befuddled – In this game, the contestants are shown a movie poster that has been pixelated by the Befuddlo-Mesh screen. They must then guess which movie the poster is for. If no-one can guess the Befuddled image, it is the Defuddled once. If they still can't guess, the image is Defuddled a second time. An image is only Defuddled a maximum of five times before it is completely revealed. Points are awarded depending on how many times the image has been Defuddled (i.e. the first Befuddlo level is worth 5 points, the second is worth 4 points, etc.).
 * Nobody's Business – In this game, contestants must guess the names of fictional products or businesses on the Magic Window. They then have to guess the film or TV series from which the product or business is from.
 * Chicken or Egg? (originally called What Came First?) – In this game, contestants are shown two things, events or businesses and they need to figure out which one came first.
 * Name that Tee - In this game, contestants are shown a t-shirt on the Magic Window, they then have to guess what film or TV show the t-shirt is from or is referencing to.
 * Who Goes There - In this game, a picture of a couple or group of people are shown to the contestants, except one of the people in the photo are missing. It is up to the contestants to name the missing person/character.
 * Partners in Primetime - In this game, contestants are shown a TV show couple where one person is missing. The teams must guess the person missing for a point, and the title of the show for another.
 * Fad-Tastic - In this game, the teams are shown multiple fads and crazes over time, it is up to them to buzz in and correctly guess the decade/era. One point is awarded for the correctly named fad, and another for the correct decade.
 * Who Wears What? - In this game, contestants are shown a well-known person or character, and must guess who it is by their clothing alone.
 * Slogans Run - In this game, the teams are shown a tagline/slogan of a popular film. For a point, the teams must correctly identify the movie from the phrase.

Magic Window Games
Throughout the seasons, contestants are shown four Magic Window options, overtime these options begin to vary.

The Magic Window buttons for season one are: Leisure, Lifestyle, Celebrity, Sports, Music, and Film & TV.

Season two buttons are: tba

Season three buttons: tba

Season four buttons: tba

Season five buttons: tba

Season six buttons: tba

Below is every single Magic Window game ever played:


 * What on Earth was that? – In this game, six common items from the past and present are concealed behind a garden wall and then crushed by a steam roller. The team must then identify the item by looking at the debris left behind and the era it was from for one point each.
 * Watch Your Mouth – In this game, the guesser (who is facing the audience) must try and guess the celebrity their partner (who is facing away from the audience with their mouth on a stand) is portraying on the "magic window". That contestant must give clues to the contestant without saying any of the verboten words/phrases (ranging from 5–8) shown on the "magic window". One point is awarded for every celebrity the guesser is able to identify correctly.
 * ¡chronoloco! – In this game, the team has to order a certain number of things (usually six) of a certain theme (e.g. wedding dresses or underwear) in the order they were first introduced. One point is awarded for each item placed in the correct place.
 * Third Drawer Down – In this game, items appear in the third drawer down and the team must be able to identify the item. One point is awarded for each item identified correctly, and another point for correctly identifying the era of that item.
 * Era Error – In this game, a scenario is created at a certain era (e.g. classroom in 1965) and contestants are to identify six items that don't belong in the era within the given time-frame. One point is awarded for each item that is identified in the wrong era.
 * Prop My Scene - In this game, one team member gets up and attempts to create a famous movie scene using nothing but the props provided, while the other team member tries to guess the title of the film for a point.
 * Hollywood Sports - In this game, contestants are shown 6 people from the world of sport, they must then guess who in Hollywood the Sportsperson is romantically linked to for a point.
 * Ken & Barbie - In this game, the team is shown six different sets of Ken and Barbie dolls, each from a different decade. It is up to the team to place them in the correct order of when they were released for a total of six points.
 * Who Said That? - In this game, one contestant is given cards containing a quote from a famous person or character, they must then do an impression of the person or character for the other contestant to guess.
 * Name That Tune - In this game, both team members listen to a song being played, and must guess the title, show, and/or artist for points. The songs in this game vary from hit pop songs, to famous TV theme tunes etc. Usually the answers are worth one point, however Shaun may decide to hand out bonus points for correct artists, albums, release dates and so on.
 * Mummy Dearest - In this game, the contestants must match up mothers with their daughters on the Magic Window for a total of six points.

Trust Me Games

 * Trust Me – In the earlier uses of this game, a button was labelled with the Trust Me logo. The game featured would result in one of the team members being covered in food if the other team member incorrectly answered questions. Each question was worth quadruple points. In later episodes, Trust Me was hidden in one of the four button on the Magic Window as no-one would pick it when it was clearly labelled. In one episode, Trust Me was hidden in two of the buttons on the Magic Window.
 * Human Lamington etc.

Endgame Games
At the end of each episode, all three generations compete in one final game to see which generation is the best for that week. After the game, Shaun (with the help of the audience) judge what each generation has done and declares a winner. Usually, each game is a task following the question "Which generation is best at?" with the game being, for example, 'which generation is best at doing some wallpapering.' Below is a list of every single Endgame game:


 * Doing some wallpapering. - In this game each generation is given a wall, wallpaper glue, and wallpaper. The winners are the generation who apply the wallpaper the best.
 * Building a small sandcastle. - In this game each generation is given a sandpit, a bucket and spade, and various shell decorations. The winners are the generation who create the best sandcastle in the time provided.
 * Building a dog kennel. - In this game each generation is provided with a flat pack dog kennel. The winners are the team who assemble the dog kennel, and place the dog inside first.
 * Starting a lawn mower. - In this game each generation is lined up on a large strip of fake grass. The aim of the game is to successfully start the lawn mower and make it to the end of the grass before the other teams while avoiding the garden gnomes lying around.
 * Setting a table properly. - In this game each generation is asked to set a table for two using the provided table wear. At the end, each table is judged by a professional butler who helps Shaun declare a winner.

Shaun's Unplayed Games

 * You Say Various Things – The game begins with Shaun explaining that they would usually be playing As Quick As, but has decided that they will be playing a new and complicated game in which the title and rules are explained in one very simple (and long) song. Shaun then sings the You Say Various Things theme song only for the phone to ring and Shaun explaining that they don't have time to play this game as the theme song was too long. They then play As Quick As.
 * Advanced Quantum Mechanics - Shaun opens an envelope from a Magic Window button, claiming that the team will be playing a game titled Advanced Quantum Mechanics. Before they continue, however, Shaun corrects himself, telling the team that they'll be playing Ken & Barbie.