Pointless Celebrities was back on Saturday, June 17 on BBC1 and at the start of the show, host, Alexander Armstrong, was left slightly red-faced when Richard Osman - who still features on the celebrity edition of the BBC series - picked him up on the way he pronounces the word 'transatlantic'.
Explaining the opening round and the show's first category, Alexander revealed it was transatlantic pop - phonetically said tr-ahns-atlantic pop - and they needed to find the most niche answers to 'Solo artists that were number one on both sides of the atlantic'.
In response to this explanation, 52-year-old author and comedian Richard queried: "Did you say 'transatlantic'?" as he elongated the vowel, 'a' as an 'ah' in the word.