House of Games viewers have a big problem with latest batch of celebrity contestants

HOUSE of Games fans were left seriosusly distracted by the celebrity contestants lack of knowledge as the latest week kicked off.

The Richard Osman fronted show was back for a second so-called 'redemption' week whereby contestants who had previously performed poorly were back to give the show another go.

Among the celebs appearing on the BBC Two show were A Place in the Sun presenter Jean Johansson, Love Island narrator Iain Stirling, actress Sian Gibson and TV presenter Rav Wilding.

Amongst some of the round the celebrity hopefuls played in with the aim of winning one the of the show's infamous novelty prizes was Where is Kazakhstan?

In the round, despite it's name, the stars were given a map of the UK and had to pinpoint the answers to a number of questions on the map, with each answer being a UK-based geographical location.

However many of the celebs failed to correctly find certain places on their home country map prompting an outcry from viewers.

Taking to Twitter, many were quick to blast the stars for their lack of knowledge with one furious fan even labelling them 'thick'.

The fan in question said: "Thick bunch of morons #HouseOfGames."

Another said: How do these people find their way home? UK geography knowledge is a mystery to all four."

A third remarked: "Watching #houseofgames Always horrifies me how dreadful so many of the British contestants are about the Geography of this, their own Country! (& World Geography tbf)."

A fourth added: "Dear me what a poor knowledge of geography, history and literature. Come on celebs show some nous #houseofgames"

Whilst a fifth complained: "Can't believe none of these won the first time they appeared….oh, hang on a minute, yes I can!"

At the end of the episode, it was comedian Iain who won the programme with a rather low winning score of just eight followed by property expert Jean with seven.

Rav finished last with just five points.

It comes after fans of the show were left complaining last week over the inclusion of a 'tedious' round.

The miming round left viewers cringing as Suzi Ruffell painfully attempted to act out an answer to her fellow players.

House of Games airs weekdays at 6pm on BBC Two.