A group of siblings and their friends engage in a series of competitions to decide who gets to watch TV. The competitions include a dart-throwing contest, a race, a video game tournament, a culinary battle, and a table football match. The girls' team, led by a confident and determined leader, initially gains the upper hand, but the boys' team makes a comeback, led by a skilled player. In the end, the boys' team emerges victorious, winning the right to control the TV.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The scene opens with a conversation about someone who has gone too far and endured everything but football.
2. A group of friends, including Jake, are waiting for someone to arrive.
3. The friends decide to have a competition to decide who gets to watch TV.
4. The competition consists of a series of tests, including a dart-throwing game.
5. The friends also play a video game, specifically a soccer game.
6. Another test is a culinary battle where each participant has to cook a dish.
7. The dishes are tasted by the other participants with their eyes closed.
8. The winner of the culinary battle is determined by the number of votes.
9. The final test is a stereo football match.
10. The rules of the football match are simple: two five-minute halves, one goalkeeper, and two players on the field.
11. The goalkeeper changes after each goal.
12. The friends play the football match, and the girls are initially winning.
13. The boys make a comeback and win the game.
14. The boys are declared the winners of the competition and get to watch TV.