CELEBRITY Catchphrase left a beloved actor completely stumped and he kicked himself when the answers were revealed.
star i appeared on an episode of the quiz show alongside, Gyles Brandreth and Perri Shakes-Drayton last year.
Call the Midwife’s Cliff Parisi was stumped on Celebrity Catchphrase
He struggled to get a correct answer in the Super Catchphrase round
The actor was trying to raise money for charity
The trio were trying to raise money for charity and Cliff blitzed his fellow celebrities to make it to the final round on ‘s show.
He was shown a series of images in the Super pyramid, that were clues to a name or catchphrase and he had the chance to win £50,00 for the charity.
The first showed an animated bee standing in a football goal and stopping balls from getting past him.
Cliff was stumped and guessed, “being in goal” and “goal keeper,” before sighing in frustration and telling Stephen, “no, I don’t know, pass.”
The answer he later learned was “bee keeper.”
Cliff’s next choice, showed a moving picture frame climbing up an indoor rock climbing wall.
The actor did not even try to guess and quickly said pass, only to find out at the end of the round that the answer was “climbing frame.”
He had more luck on the third image, which showed some plates each with different numbers stuck to the front of the car, and Cliff correctly guessed “number plates.”
But time was running low and Cliff was still on the bottom row of the pyramid.
In the next animation, a woman was sitting at a picnic table and had a packet of ready salted crisps in her hand.
When she opened the crisps an airplane flew out and shocked her.
As Cliff was trying to guess, the clock ran out but Stephen congratulated him on winning £2,500 in the final round, it brought his total winnings on the day to £6,900 for charity.
The host also told him the final answer was “plain crisps.”
Cliff plays in the drama, Call the Midwife and also competed on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! in 2019.
The actor is also well known for playing Minty Peterson on Eastenders from 2002 to 2010.
But Cliff did get one answer right, winning £2,500 
