Yes, you can play Money Movers 1, and all of the other titles of the series online at Kizi. What are the other Money Movers games? I applied for Channel 4's Moneybags a few months ago. Skint and anxious about the cost of living crisis, I thought, how else would I stand a chance of getting some extra cash that would be a big help in the coming months? Our episodes were filmed in early July, and that second question has haunted me since. When friends found out I was going to appear and asked me how I did, the only thing I'd say was: "I made a really stupid mistake, it didn't go the way I wanted it to."

After the fifth correct answer, the contestant in the lead advances to the final for a chance to win their entire bank. Ties are broken in favour of the one in or closer to pole position. The first player rolls the die and moves that number of spaces. The amount shown on the space indicates the amount of money the player "earns" for that turn.Next, the player spins the arrow on the board to see which coins he or she is allowed to use to make up the amount earned. For example, if the spinner indicates "no quarters", the player can use any coins except quarters. When the options were Majorca and Tenerife, I realised I'd made a terrible mistake. The sparkling gold bags come out impossibly fast, so if you've not quite got a handle on the question, you really don't have time to piece things together. Four categories are played in this manner, with each correct answer awarding an increasing percentage of the contestant's bank (10% in series 1 or 5% in series 2, 20%, 50%, 100%). On any category after the first, they may choose to let both bags pass, ending the round and keeping all money won to that point. Give Away: Paired with an incorrect answer. Forces the contestant to give their highest-value bag to the opponent.

I've always felt the camaraderie shown among gameshow players was rather forced and contrived, but the 10 of us genuinely got on well. We were all rooting for one another and whenever one of us got something wrong, or did the all-too-easy "panic grab", we really felt for them. We all talk regularly, with a group WhatsApp chat constantly filled with memes and jokes about our slip ups and our funnier answers. They're some of the loveliest people I've ever met and I'm sure we'll be friends for life. Two categories are played in each round, with a total of five correct answers between them; however, the number of incorrect answers is randomly set. After all five correct answers have been played, the contestant in the lead advances to the Tripleheader Round while their opponent is eliminated with no winnings. Ties are broken in favour of the contestant in pole position after the last correct answer. Definitely, I think people second guess themselves, so questions that you'd answer while watching it on telly become really difficult when you're in the studio. The bags come down the conveyor belt at quite a pace too, so you've got split second decisions to make and you haven't got that much thinking time. I think that's what makes contestants sometimes take a punt on them knowing the right answer. I also think people’s tactics might differ depending on if they’re independently wealthy or not. If you're somebody who feels well-off, you might decide to take more risks once you’ve got some money in the bank and you’re playing for that We can’t not mention the legendary Red Dwarf (where you play Dave Lister). When did you first realise that the show was a success?Kevin Duala presented the last four programmes of series two but, much like Countdown whenever Susie Dent was isolating, left Craig in the pre-recorded bits, which felt really weird.