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Debs Butler

Debs was a player on the fourth season of The Butler Games: Blood vs Water. She placed 8th and was the 5th player eliminated from the game.

She is best known for voting herself out of the game.

## The Butler Games: Blood vs Water

Debs began the game on the Blood tribe, alongside her husband, Chris, and sons, Dan and Rich.

During the first tribal challenge, The Egg Hunt, Debs helped secured her tribes victory and the team continued their winning streak in round two's The Stack Exchange.

During the Scrabble Scramble challenge, Debs was nominated as a runner. She did not get involved in the cheating scandal and upon facing the vote, she went with her tribe to eliminate Lindsey from the game. In the re-vote, she voted to eliminate Katy, at her own request.

Debs competed in The Battleflip, but despite flipping their cups first, Blood was unable to solve the word and lost out to Water.

In the vote, Debs willingly sacrificed herself and told her fellow tribemates to vote her out of the game. She was unanimously voted out, having even cast a vote to eliminate herself - the first time this had happened in The Butler Games history.

Upon her elimination, Debs was offered the choice between two elimination temptations - 'Idol Guide' or 'Idol Lie'. Debs chose Idol Guide and gifted a clue to a hidden immunity idol to Dan.

In the seventh round, Debs re-joined her husband and children to help Blood compete in the CorrectFOUR challenge. Debs witnessed the moment that former Blood tribemate, Martyn, accidentally gave an answer to Iain. However, she was under the impression that Martyn would not have known the answer and that this was a genuine mistake. Her team later won this challenge after it went to a tiebreaker.

Debs was one of only 3 jurors who competed in the seasons only Power of Veto competition - Luck of the Juror - but lost out to Katy.

In the final vote, Debs refused to vote for Chris or Dan, unable to choose between her husband and her son. She instead wrote the word 'No' on her voting paper. Chris would go on to win the season with a majority vote.

## Awards

In season four, Debs was awarded the 'Hopelessly Devoted' award for remaining loyal to her alliance members. Debs remained so loyal that she even voted herself out to keep the alliance strong and ensure a 'Blood' winner.

## Trivia

* The first player to have voted themselves out of the game, she was followed by Lindsey Wootten (Allstars).
* The only player that has refused to vote for a winner.
* The only player to have played alongside her husband, who went on to win the season.
* Along with Katy, Debs won the most amount of challenges for a female player during Blood vs Water.
Wrecking Ball

Wrecking Ball was the battleback challenge used in The Butler Games: Blood vs Water.

## How the game is played

Using only a ball inside a pair of tights attached to their heads, players must knock down a number of half-filled water bottles quicker than their opponents.

The players hands must remain behind their back at all times, and they cannot kick the bottles over. Bottles must be knocked over using the ball.

If a player accidentally knocks a bottle over, it is placed back up right and they will need to knock it over properly. Bottles do not need to be knocked over in order and the player who knocks all of their bottles over first will have won.

## History of the game

This game was first played in the fourth season.

### The Butler Games: Blood vs Water (Season Four)

This challenge was played in the fourth round of Blood vs Water, as the season's only battleback competition. All jurors first competed alongside the players in a Battleflip to determine which two jurors would have the chance to battleback - resulting in veteran players Barnie and Lindsey being given the chance.

Despite being given a disadvantage by Katy, and brief interruption by Jackson the dog, Barnie was able to knock over all 6 bottles (along with the disadvantage bottle) and return to the game. His victory was short lived as the players eliminated him from the game in the following.
Top 10 hardest maps of The Ultimate Doom

These are the 10 hardest maps of Ultimate Doom.

* E4M2: Perfect Hatred: So, I guess there is such limited and soft ammo to deal with 7 cacodemons at the start!? This is unacceptable! Also a cyberdemon in the second map of a game!?
* E4M6: Against Thee Wickedly: Very tricky and has 20 cacodemons, 3 barons, and a cyberdemon!
* E3M4: House of Pain: A lot of monsters that are hard to deal with, and barons, cacodemons and imps all over the place!
* E4M1: Hell Beneath: Unfair design!
* E4M3: Sever the Wicked: Enemies all over the space!
* E2M6: Halls of the Damned: Filled with enemies all over the halls of the damned!
* E2M7: Spawning Vats: Very complex and has a lot of enemies!
* E2M2: Containment Area: Enemies all over the place again!
* E3M5: Unholy Cathedral: A lot of powerfull enemies! At least the blue key is easy to get and right behind the blue door is your exit!
* E1M6: Central Processing: Very big and enemies all over the place yet again!
Ilove Labradors

2006–2009
 2010–20152016–

**Ilove Labradors** (born 26th November 1993) is the current manager of the Professional Football club Reddit XI, he used to be a Football player for the Shrewsbury Town youth team, but retired from football after a year in the sidelines, Ilove Labradors was born in Shrewsbury, England.

## Early Life and Youth Team

Ilove Labrador's love of the game came from watching Manchester United win the Treble in 1999.

A promising centre back, his dream of being a pro footballer was ruined after suffering a major injury at 15. After a year on the sidelines, Ilove decided that the sidelines were for him. He took his coaching badges at the age of 18. At 19 Shrewsbury Town took a punt on him and hired him as their Under 18s manager. After years of success with the youth setup Reddit XI took a chance on Ilove.

## Managerial Career

After Ilove's retirement from Football, he got his coaching badges at the age of 18, looking to be one of the youngest managers in football, his former club Shrewsbury Town gave him a chance of managing the Under 18s side, and with his relatable backstory in the Shrewsbury Town Youth setup, the team quickly bonded and they became a formidable side, and he quickly became a symbol of the Shrewsbury Town Youth, and a promise for the future of Shrewsbury Town.

## Reddit XI

In the months leading up to the 2016-17 Premier League season, Sunderland collapsed, and a new team in the Premier League was formed, Reddit XI. Reddit XI was a very surprising call by the FA, but with the Managerial position available, Ilove Labradors moved to Premier League with Reddit XI.

His arrival at Reddit XI was met with scepticism due to his young age, but Ilove is looking to silence the doubters.
And Then There Was One...

And Then There Was One.... is a social themed game first played in The Butler Games: Blacklist.

## Game Instructions

* All players stand in a circle. They have 1 minute to decide which player to remove from the circle. After a minute all players will point to the player they wish to remove. The person with the most people pointing at them will be removed from this challenge.
* This will continue minute after minute until only 3 players remain in the circle. These three must then decide which among them to remove. As usual the player with the most votes will be out of the challenge.
* However, that player will then have the power to drag one of the other two out of the challenge with them, and the player remaining will be crowned the Head of House.
* In the event of a tie, with an equal amount of people pointing at two or more players. This game will go straight to 'rocks'. This immunizes the players with the tied votes and a random draw will take place to decide who among the other players will be eliminated.

## History of the game

### Season Six

In Season Six, this game was played by 10 players. The dominating Golden Alliance were all in the game, and the seven of them voted together to eliminate Olivia, Lindsey and Kath from the challenge first. They then turned on alliance member Iain, unsure of what is moves would be should he get Head of House.

Hogg suggested that they now vote out the players who have won Head of House in the past, which the other players agreeing with him. This resulted in Dan, Barnie and Becca being voted out respectively.

Andy, Hogg and Vicky remained in the game, Andy volunteered to be third, meaning he would choose who the winner was. Hogg wanted to win so he could make a move to start removing members of his alliance. He risked a Rock Paper Scissors with Vicky, the winner would become the Head of House. He lost and Andy removed Hogg from the challenge. Vicky became the Head of House (interestingly, it is rumoured that Vicky may have been Hogg's choice for elimination had he had won)
The Ice Breaker

The Ice Breaker is a Power of Veto Challenge first played in Season One of The Butler Games Spring 2017.

## How the game is played

Perhaps one of the most simple games in The Butler Games, players simply have to free a key which has been frozen in a block of ice. The first player to free the key and unlock the correct padlock is the winner and gains the Golden Power of Veto.

## History of the Game

### Season One

In Season One, the keys were frozen in a small shot glass and left with an elastic band around them. The players were allowed to do whatever it took to break the ice, including smashing it. This made for one of the quickest competitions in The Butler Games History, with it lasting just short of a minute.

The padlocks were kept around house mascot, James The Fox.

### Season Three

In The Butler Games: Ride or Die, the rules to this competition were changed and players were not permitted to smash the ice against the floor or wall. Ryan and Barnie both tried to bite the key free, with Natalie and Josh using the kitchen hob to melt the ice. Tom used boiling water from the kettle and Katie ran the block of ice under the hot tap. Tom, although not first to arrive at the padlocks, was the first to successfully unlock his padlock and return it to the challenge area.

The padlocks were again kept around house mascot, James The Fox.
The Egg and Spoon Race

The Egg and Spoon Race was a tribal challenge played in the second season of The Butler Games. A tribal challenge is played by two or more teams of players, where the losing team will face the elimination ceremony.

## How the game is played

Players must use a spoon to transport water from a bucket to a pint glass. Inside the glass is a small plastic egg, the first team to successfully retrieve the egg from the glass is the winner.

Players must play this as a relay, with only one player using the spoon at any one time. All players must contribute equally and must take it in turns to carry the water.

## History of the game

### Season Two

The game was first played in season two, round two. It was won by the Red Tribe (Lindsey, Ben, Johannah and Iain). Although Barnie had received a challenge advantage as a parting gift from Tom, the red tribe ultimately took a lead at the very end. It was considered that having one less member on their team (having voted Tom out in the round previous) may have actually worked as an advantage for the red tribe.
Andy Benson

### Elimination

Eliminated in Round Five after receiving the least amount of votes to save in the Triple Elimination

## The Butler Games: Please Stand By

### Elimination

Eliminated in Round 7 with 3 out of 7 votes

Andy is a player first introduced in The Butler Games: Blacklist.

## The Butler Games: Blacklist

Andy's debut season was The Butler Games: Blacklist. He was a prominent member of The Golden Alliance and voted alongside them for most of the game. He was the first member of this alliance to be eliminated after the team opted to save Dan over him in the triple elimination. Andy ended the game in seventh place.

He was in the final round to win Head of House in the first round, losing at the very last second to Becca, his ally and girlfriend. The pair were a power couple this season and developed a rivalry with previous power couple; Ryan and Olivia.

Andy typically did well in challenges, winning the Tic Tac Throw veto competition and choosing to keep nominations the same to protect his allies. He also returned to the game as Juror in the sixth round and helped Barnie win the Mastermind Map veto challenge.

Despite being third on the Blacklist during the first round, Andy's position on the list consistently fell. This is mostly due to points being removed from him by eliminated players - including Lindsey, Mike, Ryan and Olivia. In The Game Changer challenge, Olivia chose to bankrupt Andy so he had no points, this led to his nomination and elimination.

Upon his elimination, Andy chose to remove his 10 influence points from Hogg, which pushed ally Vicky into the top place and awarded her Head of House, helping to secure Becca's place in the game and leading to her eventual victory.

## The Butler Games: Please Stand By

Andy competed as a pair this season, alongside girlfriend and previous season winner Becca. Despite coming in with a huge target on their backs, the pair survived multiple eliminations due to strong alliances built across the tribes, ending up in 7th place. They are one of few players who suffered consequences from The Grid and lost their vote during the double elimination.

The pair worked closely with Hogg throughout the season, but were ultimately betrayed by him in the seventh round when he voted them out of the game. Andy returned from the jury for the round table, and was one of the more diplomatic jurors, encouraging the players to make their own decisions and not be swayed by the bitter jury members - which included his partner.

Despite feeling betrayed, Andy and Becca voted for Hogg to win The Butler Games: Please Stand By.

## Trivia

* During Blacklist, Andy was eliminated during the triple elimination. This was the first use of a triple elimination in the history of the game.
Tic Tac Throw

Tic Tac Throw is a challenge which was first introduced in The Butler Games: Allstars.

## Game Instructions

> *This game is played tournament style. Two players will be chosen at random to battle it out. The loser will be eliminated from the challenge, and the winner will choose the next two players to compete. This will continue until only one player remains, that player will be awarded the Golden Power of Veto.*
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## History of the game

### The Butler Games: Allstars

This was the first Power of Veto challenge played this season.

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Cocktail Cockfight

Cocktail Cockfight is a game first introduced in The Butler Games: Blacklist. It is a common game played in domestic reality games such as Big Brother Columbus and Survivor Michigan.

## Game Instructions

* This game is played tournament style, the first two names are drawn at random and those two will go head to head. The loser will be out of the game and the winner will choose the next two to compete against each other. They can choose whoever they want, so just because you have already played doesn't mean you wont get picked to play again.
* Both players will be given a tray and a cup. The cup will be placed upright in the centre of the tray, and you are not allowed to touch your own cup once the game has begun. The aim of the game is simple, knock your opponents cup off their tray. The player who’s cup hits the ground first will be eliminated from this challenge and the winner will advance.
To The Nines

To The Nines is a challenge which was first introduced in The Butler Games: Allstars.

## How the game is played

In front of each player is a set of nine cards; ranging from Ace all the way up to nine.

The game is to be played in nine rounds, at the start of each round each player places one card face down in front of them. When every player has placed a card they all reveal.

The player who played the highest number will have won the round and will receive a point. However, if any other player has played the same number then both these cards are cancelled out and the player with the next highest number will have won the point. All played cards are then discarded and the next round begins.

The player who has the most points after all 9 cards have been played is the winner. If two or more players have the same amount of points then we will go to a tiebreaker.

NOTE: Aces are considered low in this game

## History of the game

### The Butler Games: Allstars

This game was played by Barnie, Ryan, Olly, Tom, Olivia and Lindsey. Dan was the only player not to compete in this challenge, which was the first veto challenge of the season he had not competed in.

The game went to a four-way-tie between Olly, Barnie and Tom and Ryan. Barnie won the tiebreaker and the Power of Veto, giving himself his first ever Power Round.

### The Butler Games: Blacklist

Unlike usual Power of Veto challenges, this was played by 8 players. This was due to the impending triple elimination. Vicky, Barnie, Becca, Kath, Lindsey, Iain, Dan and Andy all played this game.

Vicky managed to win 3 of the 9 rounds, giving her the win without a need to go to tiebreaker. Becca was second, with 2 wins. Dan, Barnie and Iain also got one win each.
Skittle Rascals

Skittle Rascals as played in season five

Skittle Rascals was the first purge challenge played in The Butler Games. It was introduced in The Butler Games: Allstars.

## How the game is played

The main point of the game is to organise skittles according to colour in a specific way. For example by only using one hand or by only using a straw.

It has been played as a one of purge challenge and also played in heats, with one player being eliminated each round.

## History of the game

### Season Five

In Season Five, Olly, Olivia, Lindsey and Tom competed in this challenge. This was the first purge challenge and the player who's chosen competitor had the longest time would be eliminated from the game.

The actual challenge was performed by members of The Blood Tribe from the previous season. All 6 members of this alliance took part in the challenge, which was recorded weeks before Allstars took place - unfortunately, due to a technical error, the footage showing Martyn Chetwood and Dan Butler competing in the challenge was lost, and therefore did not make it onto the final video.

Each player was presented with a photograph and set of statistics regarding the alumni. This included the amount of competition wins, the final placement in their inaugural season and what the player was most known for. The results were as follows:

Lindsey had chosen the slowest time out of the alums and was therefore eliminated from The Butler Games: Allstars. Olivia, Olly and Tom moved on to the final.

Debs Butler was not chosen, but had the fastest time. She was the only player who chose to move the bowl and use the straws to navigate the skittles into the cups. All other players used their mouths to suction the skittles from the bowl to the cup.

### Season Six

In season six, Skittle Rascals was the first veto competition played. Nominees Ryan, Lindsey and Iain played alongside HoH Becca and players Dan and Kath. Lindsey was eliminated first, having buzzed in incorrectly, followed by Dan and Ryan, who both timed out respectively. Kath buzzed in wrong next and in a final showdown between Becca and Iain it was Iain who seemed to have the win, until he buzzed in without sorting a purple skittle.

Becca won the veto and did not use it to change the nominations.
Katie Yates

Katie was a player in season three; The Butler Games: Ride or Die.

## The Butler Games: Ride or Die

Katie debuted in The Butler Games: Ride or Die, where she was partnered with Josh. She started off in a bad position when she was unable to consume the grapefruit cocktail and delayed her tribe in The Battleflip, giving the Blue tribe an easy win. She became a big target for the Power 6 Alliance and would have been voted out during the first elimination had it not have been a designated non-elimination round.

Katie was almost voted out again in the third round, but was saved by the Ride or Die twist, which meant that her partner was eliminated in her place. In the fifth round, Katie tried to help Josh secure the his place back in the game in the 'Know It All: Play or Pass' battleback competition, targeting the other jury members as opposed to the players. She almost won the competition herself, but lost the tiebreaker to Tom. This ultimately proved to be the end of her game, when in a twist Jury Double Cross, Becca took revenge on Katie for targeting her in the challenge and nominated her for elimination. She was eliminated that round with 4 out of 8 votes.

## Trivia

* Katie holds the record for most eliminations in a single season. She was technically voted out of the game twice before actually being eliminated in The Butler Games: Ride or Die.
* The only player to have been voted out during a pre-designated non-elimination round. This meant that despite receiving the most votes, she remained in the game.
* As Katie assisted in finding an immunity idol, she is arguably and unofficially the first female player to ever find an immunity idol.
Give-Wrapped

Give-Wrapped was the first nomination challenge played in The Butler Games. It was introduced in The Butler Games: Ride or Die.

## How the game is played

The game is played like pass the parcel, where in something is wrapped in lots of laying of wrapping paper. The first player unwraps the first layer and then can choose the player who unwraps the next. That player then chooses the next player to unwrap, but they cannot choose the person who passed it to them.

An undetermined amount of nomination cards will be hidden within the layers, the players who receive these are nominated for elimination. The last layer is often an advantage.

## History of the game

### Season Three

In season three, the game was played by all players following a pre-determined non-elimination round. Katie, as the player who received the most votes to be eliminated in the previous round opened the first layer. The game continued until four players were up for eliminations - Barnie, Becca, Richard and Ryan. Lisa opened the final layer to reveal the golden power of veto, but as there was no Head of House, using the veto to save one of the nominees would result in straws being drawn and a random player being put on the block instead. Lisa chose not to use this.

Becca was eliminated following this game.

### Season Five

The game returned in the fifth season as part of the 'Legacy Twist'. Dan won the Head of House and was not eligble to choose his own legacy, so as a result he chose the legacy of alumni player, Becca, despite never competing in a season with her. This unleashed the Give-Wrapped nomination challenge in the very first round and resulted in Lisa and Olly being nominated for elimination, Tom and Barnie being tied together for the remainder of the round and Ryan losing his right to vote at the elimination ceremony.

The nominees nominated via this challenge were not eliminated.
Guardians Twist

The Guardians Twist is a game twist designed to test the players likeability within the Jury.

When this twist is activated, players are not allowed to compete in the next challenge, and instead they must choose members of the Jury to compete on their behalf. The jury member who wins, must give up the power to the player who chose them.

The Jury will not always have the players best interest at heart and if they have been chosen by a player who they don't wish to help, they are allowed to sabotage their own chances at the game.

## History of The Guardians Twist

The twist is a staple throughout The Butler Games as it ensures participation from the Jury.

### Season One

The Guardians Twist was only activated once in the first season. This was during the Power of Veto Competition entitled 'Scrabble Scramble' during Round Eight of the game. The players chose the following jurors -

 Olivia
 Ryan
 Tom
 Mandy
 Meg

Barnie and Kate both failed to spell a word, and Ste only managed to spell a four-letter-word, which meant that Lindsey and Lisa went to a rock-paper-scissors tiebreaker each with a five letter word. Lindsey was awarded the Power of Veto on behalf of Mandy. Mandy later used this to save Olivia from elimination.

### The Butler Games: Second Chance Summer

The Guardians Twist returned in season two and featured again in the Scrabble Scramble veto competition during round six of the season. The players chose the following jurors -

 Barnie
 Lindsey
 Ben
 Johannah

All jurors spelt their words correctly, but Tom and Lisa were the front runner both with a seven letter word. Tom had spelt 'Darters' whilst Lisa had spelt 'Thrashes'. With a new tie-breaking system in play, it was Lisa who was awarded the Power of Veto as her word would have scored higher in a standard game of scrabble. Lisa played on behalf of Lindsey who used the veto to save herself from elimination.

### The Butler Games: Ride or Die

The Guardians Twist returned in season three, once again for the Scrabble Scramble veto competition. However, due to the departure of Natalie and Becca from the Jury, there were not enough Jury members to compete in the challenge. As a result, players still in the game competed as well as guest juror; Olivia Williams, from season one. The players chose the following jurors/players -

 Josh
 Lindsey
 Tom
 Barnie

In this version, the jurors only did the running, whilst the players had to spell. For the first time, this did not go to a tiebreaker, with Lindsey and Lisa spelling a 6 letter word - Lashes.
Richard Murgatroyd

Richard, or Rich as he was referred to in the games, was a player in season three, The Butler Games: Ride or Die.

## The Butler Games: Ride or Die

Rich became a member of The Power 6 Alliance after being partnered with Barnie and is best remembered for being one of the sneakiest players of the season. He began is game in exile, where he found a hidden immunity idol whilst all the other players were distracted with the challenge. Rich quickly set his sights on winning the Ride or Die Advantage and when alliance member, Lisa, hit the block, Rich helped to lead the blindside against her to ensure another pairing was eliminated.

He continued to secretly work against his alliance and his vote at the elimination ceremony in round five caused the game to tie and eventually go into deadlock. He went onto win Head of House in round six and saw what he thought was an opportunity to finally get that Ride or Die Advantage. He promised his partner he would use the immunity idol to protect him, but when the votes were read he stayed silent, allowing his partner to be eliminated.

This plan ultimately backfired, as he failed to account for the Lindsey/Tom pairing that remained in the game. He had to use his immunity idol to save himself from being eliminated via the Ride or Die advantage. His sneaky moves were noticed by the players left in the game and he was eliminated just shy of the semi-final with 4 out of 5 votes cast against him.

## Trivia

* The first new player since season one to have won the Head of House competition.
* The first parent to have ever competed in The Butler Games.
* One of only two players to have ever been exiled.
CorrectFOUR

CorrectFOUR is a challenge first played in The Butler Games: Blood vs Water.

It is best known for its controversy, after the Blood tribe accused the Water tribe of cheating during the challenge, causing an argument to ensue between the tribes.

Due to the controversy surrounding this challenge, it was officially retired after Blood vs Water, having only been played the one time.

## How the game is played

The game starts by the tribe ordering themselves. Once an order has been decided, the first player will be asked a question about the game so far, if they get the question correct they can place a coin into the ConnectFOUR board. If they get this question wrong they cannot place a coin. The other tribe will then be asked a question and so on.

Tribemates must answer these questions as an individual and not as a team.

The first tribe to successfully get four coins of their colour in a row either sideways, upways or diagonal, will be successful and deemed the winners of the challenge.

If the board is complete without anyone scoring the necessary 4-in-a-row, then we will go to a tiebreaker question.

## History of the game

### The Butler Games: Blood vs Water (Season Four)

For this challenge, players were split back into teams, despite being competing as an individual for multiple rounds prior to this. The jurors also returned to compete in this challenge. The tribal split resulted in Blood and Water being split similarly to how they started the game, except with player Martyn now on Water, and juror Emma now on Blood.

This challenge caused great controversy due to cheating allegations. Tensions were heating up due to the impending double elimination round, and it quickly became apparent that the Water tribe were bending the rules and secretly giving each other the answers to questions. This particulalry came to light when Iain was asked '*How many previous winners are competing this season?*' and Martyn 'accidentally' put his finger up and insinuated the answer as 'one'. This was caught by the Blood tribe, who argued for the team to miss their turn, but Martyn insisted he was innocent.

After it was deemed that the Water tribe would skip their turn, Martyn left the challenge and the game was forced to go to a tiebreaker, resulting in the Blood tribe winning.

Martyn did not return to the game, and was voted out at the next elimination ceremony. He is the only player to not be present for their own elimination.
The Immunity Idol

An immunity idol is a hidden token/necklace which is hidden in the playable areas of The Butler Games. If found, it can be used to save a player from elimination after the votes have been cast, but before they have been read.

## Season One (The Butler Games)

In season one, the immunity idol was a silver arrow head necklace. It became a thing of great paranoia with players unable to find the idol, they became convinced that the idol had already been found. The idol was in fact never found and remained hidden for the entire game.

The idol was hidden inside a baked beans can with a false bottom.

## Season Two (The Butler Games: Second Chance Summer)

in season two, the immunity idol was a small conch shell on a silver chain. It was hidden in a small crevice underneath a toilet roll holder and was initially found by Iain Gregory after he was eliminated from the competition. As he could not use the idol, he showed the location of the idol to player Barnie Varnava, who used it to save himself from elimination and guarantee himself a spot in the final four.

As the idol from season one was never found, this remained in play. It was hidden in an envelope within the winners bundle. During the Fear Pong competition, Barnie won the 'Taste of Victory' prize, where he could steal one item from the winners bundle. He chose the mystery envelope containing the immunity idol.

Barnie was in possession of both idols playable this game.

## Season Three (The Butler Games: Ride or Die)

In season three, there were two immunity idols, a pair of silver wings.

If both idols were owned by the same player then it could become a 'Super Idol'. This allowed the player to play it after the votes had been read, saving the eliminated player and sending the player with the second most votes out of the game. This did not happen during this game.

The first idol was hidden amongst a selection of cocktail umbrellas above the fridge in the kitchen. This was found by Josh Kennerley before the first round even took place. The second idol was hidden inside a viking drinking horn, situated on a side table in the main challenge room. This was found by Richard Murgatroyd when in exile from the first tribal challenge.

Josh used his idol to make himself immune from elimination in Round Five, not knowing that the rest of the players were voting for his ally, Katie Yates, instead of him.

Rich used his idol in Round Six to make himself immune from being voted out by the Ride or Die advantage.

## Trivia

* The first time a female player found or played an immunity idol was in Season Five.
* The super-idol has never been played.
The Stack Exchange

The Stack Exchange, as played in the first season

The Stack Exchange was a tribal challenge played in the first season of The Butler Games. A tribal challenge is played by two or more teams of players, where the losing team will face the elimination ceremony.

## How the game is played

Players must work as a team to build a pyramid of cups without ever touching the cups with their hands. Instead, they are given an elastic band with the number of string attached as there are players in each team. Each player will take control of one of the pieces of string and they must use this to create the structure are requested.

Players cannot touch the cups they must only be touched with the elastic band. If a player touches the cup then the cup must return to the table.

The team who successfully complete their pyramid first, will be granted immunity.

## History of the game

### The Butler Games (Season One)

The game was first played in season one, where it was won by the red tribe (Barnie, Ryan, Mandy, Meg and Ste). Although it was announced before the challenge began that in an elimination twist, it was the winning tribe who would vote to eliminate a member of their choice from the losing tribe.

It was late revealed that Lisa sabotaged the blue tribes chances at winning the challenge to try and eliminate Lindsey from the game.

### The Butler Games: Blood vs Water (Season Four)

The game was played in the second round of Blood vs Water, where it was won by the Blood tribe (Chris, Debs, Rich, Martyn and Lindsey). Katy was chosen to sit out of this challenge.

It was confirmed later in the game that Barnie sabotaged the Water tribes chances at winning to try to eliminate Dan from the game, this backfired for the veteran player when it was revealed that Dan had an immunity idol.
13 причин почему (книга)

## *Thirteen Reasons Why*

Эта статья посвящена книге. Возможно, вы ищете телесериал.

*Вы не можете остановить будущее. Вы не можете перемотать прошлое. Единственный способ узнать секрет... - это нажать кнопку воспроизведения.*

**Тринадцать причин почему** современная книга YA (Young Adult) Джея Эшера. В 2017 году книга была адаптирована для телеканала Netflix.

## Аннотация

*Клэй Дженсен возвращается домой из школы и находит на своем крыльце странный пакет с его именем. Внутри он обнаруживает несколько кассет, записанных Ханной Бейкер, его одноклассницей, которая совершила самоубийство двумя неделями ранее. Голос Ханны говорит ему, что есть тринадцать причин, из-за которых она решила закончить свою жизнь. Клэй - одна из них. Если он будет слушать, он узнает, почему. Клэй проводит ночь, пересекая свой город с Ханной в качестве проводника. Он становится непосредственным свидетелем боли Ханны, и, прослушивая кассеты, он обнаруживает то, что изменяет его жизнь навсегда.*

## Интересные факты

* 27 декабря 2016 года книга была переиздана. Помимо ряда других дополнительных материалов, в это издание включен первоначальный вариант окончания книги.
* В сериале изменены имена некоторых персонажей. Так Дженни Куртц стала Шери Холланд, а Маркус Кули — Маркусом Коулом.
Colour Code

Colour Code is a competition first played in season three; The Butler Games: Ride or Die.

## How the game is played

All competing players watch a sequence of colours and then answer a simple question about what they have just seen - e.g. 'how many times did the colour blue appear?' 'which colour only appeared once?' 'which colour appeared the most?' etc.

If a player got the question correct, they remained in the game. If they got the questions wrong they were eliminated.

## History of the game

### Season Three

In season three, the game only lasted a total of two questions being a Head of House was crowned. Rich was the only player to have answered both questions correctly.

### Season Six

In season six, the game went to a tiebreaker between Dan Grima and Mike Braithwaite. Both players were close with the tiebreaker with Dan taking the win.
Mike's performing so well in this challenge meant that Dan then nominated him for elimination. He was voted out of the game later this round.
Dan Kwok

Dan Kwok, or 'Kwok' as he was referred to during his time in the game, first appeared as a player in The Butler Games: Second Chance Summer.

## The Butler Games: Second Chance Summer

Kwok was one four new players to enter the game in season two. He entered alongside then-boyfriend Ben, who turned against him and voted him out of the game in the fourth round.

He remained under the radar for the beginning of the game, despite being the only newbie to be placed on his starting tribe. He remained in the middle of the war between Barnie and Lindsey, often siding with the latter but pledging allegiance to neither alliance.

In round four, he was nominated for elimination by Barnie and found himself up against all the other new players. He was the last of the nominees in the Veto competition, but ultimately lost to Lindsey who did not save him from the block.

Kwok is perhaps best remembered from this season for being publicly voted out by his own boyfriend, much to the shock of the other players. He was eliminated with 5 out of 8 votes and was the first new player to be eliminated from the game, followed quickly by Iain in a double elimination.

In the final vote, he voted for Lindsey to be crowned the winner.

## The Butler Games: Please Stand By

Kwok returned five seasons later with a vengeance. He began the game on the Red Tribe, and remained there until the merge. Kwok was successful in winning the hidden idol during the second tribal challenge. Unfortunately, this did not stay secret for long, and within a few rounds most players were aware that he had this power.

During the Safety and Exile social twist, Kwok made a deal with Hogg, to use the idol to save him if he granted him safety that round. Both sides fulfilled their end of the bargain, and Kwok saved Hogg from elimination using their idol. This sent Tom out of the game instead, who had been campaigning against him.

Following the idol play, Kwok became a big target in the game, as he was no longer protected by this power. In order to save himself from the vote, he gathered their allies and successfully voted out Rich and Martyn. This quickly became a fatal mistake, as the Judge, Jury and Executioner Twist was activated and select members of the jury returned to cast a vote to eliminate a player/team from the game. Kwok was eliminated with 3 out of 4 votes from the jury and Kwok ended his game, once again in 8th place.

In the final vote, Kwok voted for Hogg to win The Butler Games: Please Stand By.

## Trivia

* Kwok was the first new player eliminated from The Butler Games: Second Chance Summer.
* He is the first player to ever be voted out of the game by his real-life partner - There has since been many instances of this.
* Kwok is one of few players to ever use an immunity idol to save another player from elimination.
Rachel Williams

Rachel was the winner of The Butler Games: Ride or Die.

## The Butler Games: Ride or Die

Rachel started the game in a good position, unknowingly becoming a member of The Power 6 Alliance due to her partnership with Lisa. She managed to play a low-key game during the first half of the game but was frequently used as a pawn by her own alliance members. She faced elimination in both the third and fourth rounds, nominated by Barnie and Ryan respectively, and was blindsided when her alliance voted out her Ride or Die. As a result she lost her right to vote in the fifth round.

Rachel went back on the block during the fifth round double elimination, as the replacement nominee following the veto. The votes went into deadlock for the second elimination, between Rachel and Lindsey. The players had the two girls compete in a lip sync battle, where Rachel truly Lip-Synced for her life and remained in the game. This was a turning point in Rachel's game as she realized she was at the bottom of her alliance and started making moves to ensure their downfall.

She competed on behalf of Barnie in the Guardians twist Scrabble Scramble, and secretly brought him bad letters to ensure he did not win and could be voted out. She managed to stay off the block for the second half of the game and advanced to the final in the second semi-final challenge, assisted by her old partner Lisa.

In the final vote, Rachel made her speech, noting that her biggest game move was simply surviving the game, having been nominated several times. She once again performed her winning death drop and received 7 out of 9 votes to win crowning her the winner of The Butler Games: Ride or Die.

## Trivia

* Rachel won both the first and last challenges of season three.
* Currently holds the record for most nominations in a row without being eliminated. She was nominated for 3 consecutive rounds in season three and was never voted out of the game.
* Rachel is the most popular winner to date, with only two jurors voting for her opposition, meaning she gained 77% of the vote. Interestingly, the second most popular winner is Becca, with 70% of the vote, who also debuted the same season as Rachel (and voted for her to win).
Monster

Monsters are entities in Doom that will attack you in many ways.

All monsters in The Ultimate Doom are:

* Zombieman: uses a pistol to attack you.
* Shotgun guy: another former human, uses the shotgun to attack you, and you may take damamge while battling with them.
* Imp: a brownish monster that throws fireballs at you, or uses scratching as melee attack.
* Demon: Pink, yellow-eyed monster that will keep coming towards you to bite you, and eventually eat you.
* Spectre: same as the Demon, except that he got a partial invisibility artifact during the invasion from hell.
* Baron of Hell: always appear in Thy Flesh Consumed, they throw green toxin balls to attack you, and, similar to the Imp, can use scratching as melee attack.
* Cacodemon: green-eyed tomato that can fly, and will spit powerfull balls of plasma at you, and, similar to the Demon and Spectre, comes close to you to bite you, and eventually eat you, as a melee attack.
* Lost soul: flying flaming skulls that will keep coming towards you to gore you. For some reason, killed lost souls are NOT included in the kills percentage at the end of each level.
* Cyberdemom: acts as boss in The Shores of Hell, launches rockets at you until you die. One of the most powerfull monsters in Doom.
* Spider Mastermind: acts as boss in Inferno and Thy Flesh Consumed, spider-shaped monster with an obvious brain, has a super chaingun (aka rapid shotgun) to kill you, and can kill you easily more than the Cyberdemon, since the shotgun is very powerfull, and making the shotgun rapid is more powerfull.

The higher the skill level, the more of these monsters are likely to appear in each mission.
Roy Gray

Roy is a player first introduced in The Butler Games: Please Stand By. He is one of few players from outside of the UK who has competed.

## The Butler Games: Please Stand By

Roy began his game on the Red Tribe and helped bring his team to victory during the first two rounds. When merging into two tribes, he was chosen to remain on the red tribe.

Roy is one of only two individual immunity winners this season, and was the only player who was ineligible to be eliminated during the Judge, Jury and Executioner elimination twist - although the members of the jury have stated they would not have voted him out anyway.

He is most remembered for playing an excellent social game; befriending both the veteran and newbie players. He evaded the block the most out of any other player this season and was only eligible to be eliminated twice before Final Five.

In the Final Five Round Table; Lindsey attempted to pressure Roy into revealing who he would drag out of the game if he was eliminated. He confirmed he would do this at random and did not state who he was intending to vote out. He was the last player to reveal his vote during the final elimination ceremony of the season; revealing he had chosen to eliminate Lindsey. In a unexpected game move that shocked both the players and jurors, Lindsey chose to drag Roy of the game with her eliminating him just shy of the final.

In the final; Roy voted for Julia to win and helped defend her case to the other jurors.

## Trivia

* Roy is the first player from the USA to play The Butler Games.
* The first player to ever be 'dragged out' of the game by another player.
* In The Butler Games: Please Stand By, Roy never received a single elimination vote - with the exception of the vote that dragged him out of the game.

* Roy was rated the top player by Arnie, Kwok and Rich & Martyn. Had he made it to the final, he would have received their vote to win over the other finalists.
E1M9: Military Base

E1M9: Military Base is the secret level of Knee-Deep in the Dead. Designed by John Romero and the par time is 2:45.

## Walkthrough

From the start point, get rid of the monsters in the middle and make a U-turn left and left again. You will see the yellow key, take either left or right paths to get behind the fence and get the yellow key. Get to the southern part of the level, then go mideast to get to the yellow door. Go through and grab the red key. Go midwest now to find a red door. Go forward then left until you see four barrels. Press the switch (exploding the barrels is optional) then blow up three more barrels to the left. Follow the route back to the room, there will be a lot of demons, use the barrels as a defense, blow them up, then grab the blue key. Now find the blue door at the north. Go through, you will pass the exit switch, inaccessible across nukage between the exit and where you are, fall down into the slime river, follow it to a switch. The switch raises a bridge to the exit door. Quickly kill all the monsters in the opening to the right, if the door closes, step in the switch area again, then follow the opened door to a lift. Lower it, ride it to the top, open the door, and you should see a bridge raised. Get to the other side using it. Press the switch.

*Other points of interest:*

Once you grab the red key, a trap will open.

The northwest of this level has a star with some health and such on it. Once you step on it, however, an ambush of monsters will teleport.

There are actually two yellow doors and two red doors. You can take either yellow door and either red door. Rather you should take both to see if there are any monsters to kill behind.

To the east of this level is another passage that has a lightened floor. Stepping on it lowers it like a lift. You will see some imps overlooked by a large nukage pool. Once you grab the health to the left, the imp platforms will lower.

*Secrets:*

1. To the southwest of the eastern part of the level, or the northeast of the southern part of the level, are two hidden lifts. Ride either one down to access a secret containing a chaingun.
2. To the mideast of the room behind the blue dooor is a different-textured wall. Open it to access a room with some weapons, large ammo pickups, and a backpack. (to get on them a lift will lower and ride it to the top, but to actually get these items you must straferun or run)