Holly Willoughby gives pal Bradley Walsh a good 'scolding' and puts him in the 'naughty corner' as he larks about on popular British gameshow in hilarious throwback video
The comedy panel show sees two teams of three compete in a series of light-hearted games and topical quizzes - and the teams, made up of sporting personalities, comedians, and entertainment stars, are each led by a competitive team captain.
The throwback clip kicks off with the TV presenter, 44, warning team captain Bradley, 65, not to cheat, otherwise he would be disqualified from the game.
However things quickly escalated and after continuing to push Holly's boundaries the presenter took aim at Bradley as she threw her cards at him.
Captioning the throwback video she penned: 'Sometimes you just have to show Bradley Walsh who's boss! #throwbackthursday.
'Definitely worth watching till the end for my best throw ever!!!! You can continue to throw it back over on @ youtube follow and subscribe to Bear Laughs … my goodness we all need a laugh… Will add link on my story's… ❤️'
At the beginning of the clip Bradley declared, 'I won't cheat' before he cheekily held a towel over half of his face, leading Holly to tell him off.
Pointing at him, she said: 'If you seriously, take the towel off your mouth, now. No, seriously.'
The presenter then marched over towards Bradley, grabbed his arm, and escorted him over to the back of the set, aka his 'naughty corner'.
She jokingly scolded him like a mother, saying: 'Put your hands on your head, stay there. I've told you enough times and I've given you enough warnings, stay there.'
Bradley then turned round when Holly wasn't looking and mocked her by pulling several funny faces, leaving the audience and guests in fits of laughter.
Holly strutted back to the rest of the guests and carried on the show by asking them: 'What programme has been going the longest?' before suggesting guesses, including: Match Of The Day, or Coronation Street.
However, the rest of the guests and Holly got distracted for one moment as Bradley was up to his naughty antics again.
As Holly read out the question to the rest of his team, the TV show host could be seen hiding behind one of the panels, forcing Holly to stifle a laugh.
Bradley then turned round when Holly wasn't looking and mocked her by pulling several funny faces, leaving the audience and guests in fits of laughter
Holly strutted back to the rest of the guests and carried on the show. However, everyone got distracted for a moment as Bradley hid behind a panel, forcing Holly to stifle a laugh
Bradley's team, Rob Beckett, 39, and Tom Daley, 31, spoke amongst themselves to try and work out the answer.
However, before they could get their guess in, Bradley piped up from the back, cheekily telling them the answer.
He said, '10th of September, 1960' before turning his back on everyone again.
Fuming, Holly shouted: 'Right! That's it, they're disqualified and we have ourselves a winner, it's the blue team!'
Bradley held his arms up in disbelief as he walked back to his team; however, he wasn't off the hook with Holly yet, as she playfully lobbed her cards at him.
The star dramatically fell and rolled around on the floor, leading the audience to erupt into laughter.
Bradley held his arms up in disbelief as he walked back to his team; however, he wasn't off the hook with Holly yet, as she playfully lobbed her cards at him
Play To The Whistle aired on ITV from April 11, 2015, to April 4, 2017, with Holly at the helm.
However, the show was axed after just three series, despite Holly and captains Bradley and Frank Lampard being 'big draws'.
A source told The Sun in 2017: 'ITV loved the format and panel shows are historically popular.
'Having Holly as host is a big draw, as are Bradley and Frank as captains. But it hasn't performed as they'd hoped, so they are resting it for now.'
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