Episode 1 Decimate

One towering Golden Wall.

Worth a thrilling ?20,000.

And three total strangers -

can they work together and take home the cash?

Or will they be leaving without a penny?

DECIMATE!

This is Decimate.

APPLAUSE

Thank you very much and welcome to Decimate.

Let's meet today's team hoping to win big money, here they are.

I'm Andrea, a company director from Kent.

I'm Graham, a travel consultant from Essex.

I'm Ruaidhri, a parliamentary caseworker from Derry.

APPLAUSE

Welcome to the show, guys.

First of all, let's say hello to Rud-er-er-i...

The way you spell your name and the way you pronounce it obviously are very different.

Wonderful Irish name, but it's pronounced Rory. Yes.

That right? Now, a Parliamentary caseworker, I believe, sir? Yes.

What does that entail? It's dealing with queries from constituents.

It's dealing with things that happen within Parliament.

Whereabouts are you based? I'm based in Westminster itself.

Are you? Wow! What do you like doing your spare time, buddy?

Well, I'm a keen musician.

What do you pay? I'm a sax player, mainly.

Just full of wind, in't you?

Just you wait!

Welcome to the show, buddy.

Graham. Yes, sir.

How are you, sir? You've got some thing to do with travel, is that right? It is, yes, indeed.

What is it you do? We do bespoke travel.

What would you recommend - me, the missus and three kids?

Divorce, really.

THEY LAUGH

What would you do with a share of ?20,000?

I probably spend some quality time with my son,

do a bit of personal travelling with him somewhere.

Nice stuff, mate. Welcome to the show. Thank you.

And beautiful Andrea. Oh, thank you.

And the tallest person in the team.

I know, I was wondering if you were going to bring the boxes in soon.

So, being a company director, how would you describe yourself?

Quite bossy. Are you, really? Yep.

So, you know...

OK, you need to work together as a team, but you might need a team captain.

No, I don't think so. I think we're going to leave it up to Graham.

Listen, guys, welcome to the show, each and every one of you.

Now, the all-important thing. Here's how the game works.

The Golden Wall right there is worth ?20,000.

It's divided into ten columns worth ?2,000 each.

Now, one at a time, you're going to step forward to face ten questions.

That's one per column.

If you get a question right, that column is protected

and we will light it up, gloriously, beautifully,

that only Decimate can, like this.

And the money will stay in the game.

But, you get a question wrong...

Well, you know what happens.

DECIMATE!

Yeah, that column is wiped out and we lose that cash for good.

So the idea of the game is to protect as much money as you can,

because once all three of you have played,

that is going to be what is at stake in our end game.

Right, team, are we ready to play? ALL: Yes.

OK, we need to find out who's going to play in round one.

But to help you decide, I'm going to reveal some keywords

that are going to appear in the first round of ten questions.

So, let's have a look at your keywords. Here they are.

They are...

Who's going to step forward and face the first round of the Golden Wall?

There's nothing there for me. I never... Do you want me to do it?

Go on. Go on, Graham. I'll go, shall I?

Come on!

So we've decided Graham's going to be first to take on the Golden Wall.

But before we do, we're going to give you 20 seconds on the clock for Andrea and Ruaidhri

to give as much information concerning those keywords as possible.

So, 20 seconds. Don't let him down. Off you go.

The Waltz King is Strauss. Right. Yes. Danube.

Fockers is Meet The Fockers with Ben Stiller, is it?

And Robert De Niro.

Spectrum, was that a Bond film? Spectrum was a Bond film.

No, that was Spectre.

Pippa Middleton's just got engaged.

Has she? Banger... No idea.

Is it the brother of someone in Made In Chelsea?

I think so. Was it?

Stamp collection... Philately.

Right, I'm afraid the time is up.

Graham, did any of that help? Underwhelmed. OK, right.

Well, we're going to find out as I ask you to step forward and face the Golden Wall. Thanks.

APPLAUSE

Right, welcome to the show, Graham. Now, you're not completely on your own, my friend.

If there's an answer you're not sure about,

you can pass back the question to your team-mates.

And if they think you've given a wrong answer,

they can buzz in to overrule you and change your answer.

But, as a team,

you only have five overrules and five pass backs

between all three of you over the whole show.

So make sure you use them wisely, yeah? Ready to play, Graham? I sure am, Shane.

Good luck, my friend. Here we go.

Here comes your first question to protect ?2,000 in column number one.

Was it...?

Well, I think Holst is the planets.

Handel's Water Music.

Strauss is your man.

Strauss is the man, is he? That's definite.

Can you lock it in? You want me to lock it? I'll do that.

Would you mind?

I'm going to lock in Strauss to get us on that journey across

the Golden Wall to protect ?2,000.

Is Graham right?

Here we go, matey. Here we go.

Can I go home now?

You want to go home now? Yeah, I'll take the two grand.

We've got a long way to go yet, my friend.

Here we go, question number two to protect column number two.

I know this!

OK, you think you know it? Here comes your options.

I'm going straight in with Lloyd's.

Straight in with Lloyd's? Yeah, I know it, so...

SHANE LAUGHS

We going to lock in Lloyd's to protect column number two.

Come on, let this be right. Lloyd's.

Yes, it is, well done.

Let's see if we can get three in a row, then.

Question number three.

Is it...?

What are you thinking, buddy?

Something's telling gamma.

I'm not convinced.

But it's the best answer I can think of.

So shall we lock in gamma ray waves? We're going to have to.

OK, we're locking in gamma ray waves.

BUZZER And it's an overrule from Ruaidhri.

Taking me back to days in school,

I'm pretty sure the answer's radio waves.

Thank God for that. Yeah?

So we're changing your answer from gamma ray waves to radio waves.

We're locking that in to get three in a row to keep ?20,000 in play.

Was Ruaidhri right to overrule?

Yes, he was! Great stuff.

Three in a row.

Here we go, we're one a roll now.

Question number four to protect another ?2,000.

Is it...?

Have you seen the film? Yes, I have seen the film.

We discussed it, actually.

It's Robert De Niro.

You think it's Robert De Niro? It's a quality movie.

HE IMPERSONATES ROBERT DE NIRO

OK, we're going to lock in Robert De Niro.

If this is right, four in a row.

Robert De Niro to protect ?2,000.

DECIMATE!

Whoa.

Oh, it's Ben Stiller's dad!

Right.

Oh, it's not Ben Stiller's dad!

I know you were playing with lots of confidence there.

But the answer we were looking for was in fact...

Dustin Hoffman.

Robert De Niro plays the wife's father. Yes.

Unfortunately, we've lost column number four.

The Wall is now still worth a lot of money. ?18,000.

Question number five. Pick ourselves up.

Is it...?

There's only one there that I know is a hairdo.

And I think it's a bit girlie to know that, even.

But you've got the old bouffant hairdo.

I'm going to lock in bouffant, Shane.

We're going to lock in bouffant.

If this is right, we're going to light up column number five

to keep ?18,000 on the Wall.

There was no overrule from your team-mates.

I think they've got a lot of confidence in you, mate.

Is bouffant the correct answer?

DECIMATE!

Right, the answer we were looking for was in fact...

Pompadour.

Pompadour.

So we've lost column number five.

The Wall is now worth ?16,000.

Question number six to protect another ?2,000.

Was it...?

For some reason, I'm thinking Freddie Mercury.

But there's no real logic

other than I think Brian Jones passed away a lot earlier than that.

Do you know what? I'm going to pass back.

Yeah? OK, that's what they're there for.

See if your team can help you.

Andrea, Ruaidhri, what are you thinking?

Yes, not quite sure. Oh, really?

I can't imagine Freddie Mercury collecting stamps.

I think John Lennon, purely because it would have added value -

of being John Lennon's. Of course.

Shall we go with John Lennon? Shall we? All right then. Yeah? Yeah.

So, we're going to go for John Lennon.

If John Lennon is correct, we protect column number six.

If not, we take another fall.

Was Graham right to pass back?

DECIMATE!

Oh! The answer was in fact...

Freddie Mercury.

I said that.

So, unfortunately we've got three columns in a row that we've lost.

Come on, mate, let's get back on track here.

Come on, we'll get out of it. We have four pass backs, four overrules.

The Wall is worth ?14,000. Here comes question number seven.

Come on!

Is it...?

Team, just give me an idea, I have no clue at all.

So, I'm just going randomly with Cleveland, Ohio.

We're locking in Cleveland, Ohio. And it's an overrule from Ruaidhri!

Thank God for that. Ruaidhri, what are you thinking, my friend?

The only one of the three options that ever had

a royal family was Hawaii, until it became part of the US.

So, I think it's Honolulu. He's good, isn't he? Come on!

Only if it's right. Yeah.

We're changing the answer from Cleveland to Honolulu to get

back on track, to keep ?14,000 in play. Come on!

Column number seven, let it be Honolulu.

Yes! Good stuff! Here we go.

Four pass backs, three overrules in play. Here comes your next question.

Was it...?

What a question to ask a lump of a man! Erm... Really?

I'm going with the last one. Celebrate? I'm going to be!

OK, lock in celebrate.

If this is right, we're going to light up column number eight

and keep 14 grand in play. Come on!

Is celebrate the right answer? Course it is!

Yes, it is! Ho-ho! Was that a guess? Course it was!

Well done, good guessing. OK, question number nine.

Is it...?

A lot of Portuguese stuff ends -ado, obrigado is thank you,

for that reason, and that reason only, I'm lent towards Portugal. OK.

We're locking in Portugal. There's no overrule from your team-mates.

And you have a musician behind you.

You may be right or he may not know.

To keep ?14,000 in play, is Portugal the right answer

to light up column number nine?

I love your gumption, mate. Come on, how's that?

Now, let's see if you can bring ?14,000 into round two.

Your last and final question. I can't look.

Is it...?

The only one there who really schlocks the ball

is Kevin Pietersen, KP.

He really does bang the ball. So, I got to go with Pietersen. Yeah?

Yeah.

We'll lock in Kevin Pietersen, if this right,

we're finishing on a flourish, with ?14,000 to take into round two.

Kevin Pietersen, come on, is it the right answer?

DECIMATE!

Oh! Sorry, sorry, sorry...

The answer we were looking for was in fact...

Yeah, that was the other one.

For his love of sausages, Marcus Trescothick.

Give him a big round of applause. Go back to your team-mates. Sorry.

Well done. Right, we're taking ?12,000 into round two.

That's OK, you know, it's still a lot of money.

We're going to take it and spread evenly across 10 new columns

and it's now going to look like this.

?12,000 right there. Each column is now worth ?1,200.

Big question, who's going to play next? Ruaidhri or Andrea?

Before you decide, here are those crucial keywords to help you decide.

Here they are.

So between Andrea and Ruaidhri, who do you think is best player for this round?

If you don't know, I think I know two maybe. I think I know two.

I'll give it a go. You give it a go. OK.

So we're deciding that Ruaidhri is. Yeah.

OK, Ruaidhri, before you face the Golden Wall,

it's down to Graham and Andrea to give you as much information

regarding these key words as possible. Off you go. Right.

Assassin's Creed, you're looking at a new game.

I've got to that. Yeah.

Hatton Garden heist was...

Hatton Garden heist, yeah. And...

The unsafety deposit boxes.

Mozart wrote The Magic Flute.

Snellen scale, I don't know what that is.

No, that's what I was looking for. The Needles...

The Needles is in the Isle of Wight, Isle of Man.

Yeah. Right, time is up. Isle of Wight. Time is up.

Did any of that help, by the way? Yes, I hope so.

Let's hope so too. As I should step forward and face the Golden Wall.

Go on, son. Go on, son. Go on, son.

On the Wall there is ?12,000.

You have four pass backs and three overrules in play.

So to protect ?1,200 in column number one,

here comes your first question.

Is it...?

Well, this is something that the team had brought up during

the 20 second briefing.

I'm pretty sure it's Jewellers. Yeah?

OK, we're all pretty sure about that one.

OK, let's lock in Jewellers.

If this is right, great start to the game.

Is Jewellers the correct answer to light up column number one?

Of course it is, well done, pal.

Question number two, column number two.

Is it...?

There is a really famous sort of tradition of catching fish

with cormorants.

They tie a noose round the neck so they can swallow it and then

they take the noose off and chucks it out.

So we're going to lock in Cormorants. Yeah.

If this is right, we're protecting ?12,000 on the Wall.

Column number two.

It's there, well done.

All right, question number three.

Is it...?

Well, I have no idea who Joan Hickson is. OK.

There's something in the back of my mind, reading this somewhere,

that it's Angela Lansbury. Yeah? Yeah. OK.

So we lock in Angela Lansbury? I think so.

OK, we're locking in to get three in a row to keep 12 grand up there

on the Wall.

Is Angela Lansbury the voice of Mrs Potts in Beauty And The Beast?

Yes, of course she is. Good stuff.

OK, question number four, my friend.

Is it...?

I have absolutely no idea.

Don't forget you got four pass backs and three overrules if you

need them.

Yeah, I think in this occasion I'm going to have to use a pass back.

OK. I hope that the team has some sort of idea. Andrea.

Graham. I think it's the Isle of Wight. Isle of Wight.

The Isle of Wight, yeah.

If this is right, it's the beginnings of a great Round Two.

Isle of Wight, was he right to pass back?

Of course he was. The beautiful Isle of Wight.

Question number five,

we only have three pass backs and four overrules in the game.

Is it...?

Is it Snellen in German means fast, speed?

Just on that tiny sort of illogical link,

I think I should go for Broadband speed.

We discussed this in the briefing and no-one had a clue.

So we're going to lock in Broadband speed

to take us to the halfway mark and keep ?12,000 in play.

Is Broadband speed the right answer?

DECIMATE! No.

Oh, mate, the answer we were looking for was, in fact...

Eyesight.

The Snellen scale is the rows of letters you see when they test your eyesight. Of course.

Listen, mate, we've dropped the ball on column number five

but we're still in great shape. There's ?10,800 up there. OK?

Here comes question number six.

Is it...?

Musician. Yeah.

I can hear my A level music teacher screaming at the TV

because I do not know this.

Um. I'm going to have to pass this one back. OK.

Ruaidhri's relying on you guys now, using another pass back.

I think we are in the same position as Ruaidhri. Really?

But I am leaning towards Jupiter. Do you have...?

I think we will go with Jupiter. Yeah? OK.

We are going to lock in Jupiter. Is Jupiter the correct answer?

Yes, it is. Well played. Great teamwork by the way. Great teamwork.

Right, we are back on track now, Ruaidhri, here we go.

Question number seven for another ?1,200.

Is it...?

Well, the Greek alphabet is not a world away from our alphabet,

or the Latin alphabet, so it goes alpha, ba-ba-ba, I think it's zeta.

So, I'm going to plump for zeta and hope it's similar to our alphabet.

Yes? Plumping. Plumping for zeta.

I don't know where that came from. For zeta.

BUZZER Oh, we have an overrule from Graham.

He thinks differently.

There's a Charlton Heston film called The Omega Man

and he was the last man left in the world,

so that is why I am going omega.

I think I'm right. Really? Oh!

Well, you've been overruled, so we're changing your answer

from zeta to omega.

Based on the Charlton Heston film of the same name.

Was Graham right to overrule Ruaidhri?

Yes! Well done. I will eat my words happily.

That's a great overrule. Thank you. Great teamwork. Well done, Graham.

Right. Here we go, still 10,800 on the wall. Question number eight.

Is it...?

I know this one. You play it? Yeah. Played it since it started. OK.

So the first in the series is set in the Middle East during the Crusades,

so it's based on the conflict

between the Assassins and the Knights Templar.

Knights Templar. OK. You sound fairly confident.

Is the Knights Templar the right answer?

Yes, it is!

Well played, Ruaidhri.

Get this. It's a great round. Your penultimate question.

Is it...?

Having never spent any time at Her Majesty's pleasure,

I have absolutely no idea.

I'm hoping that there might be a bit of local knowledge

and I'm going to pass it back again.

OK, we're passing back to your team inmates.

Graham and Andrea, you have a big smile on your face, Graham.

It's Ford. Ford? Ford Open Prison? OK.

We're locking in Ford Open Prison. I hope it is. I hope it is as well.

Was Ruaidhri right to pass back?

Column number nine.

Yes! Good teamwork. Well done.

Now, good news is we've protected column number nine.

Bit of a down side.

We've only got one pass back and two overrules left.

Your last and final question, to protect another ?1,200.

Was it...?

The only two poets that I know anything about on the list

are Dylan Thomas and Robert Frost. OK.

I think it's probably more in the style of Dylan Thomas.

I think Robert Frost wasn't as deep as that.

I'm sure some people will disagree.

I think I'm going to go for Dylan Thomas.

Ruaidhri's locking in Dylan Thomas, to bring ?10,800 into round three.

Only if it's right.

Yes. Give a big round of applause. Well done.

Go and join your team mates. Good stuff.

Great round. You've managed to keep ?10,800 on the wall.

Well done, Ruaidhri. But, as before, we're going to take that

and divvy it up into 10 new columns.

Ain't going to change that much. It's going to look like this.

There we go. Look at that. Each column is now worth ?1,080.

Andrea. You're up last, love.

Now, remember, the more columns you can keep in play the more cash

we are going to play for in the endgame.

And, as usual, your mates are going to have 20 seconds to brief you

on these keywords that I am going to reveal right now. Here they are.

Hold on, hold on, hold on! You're keen, ain't you?

You know what you got to do. 20 seconds, off you go.

What does ATM mean? Automated Teller Machine.

Justin Theroux is the Canadian Prime Minister.

Weird Weekends?

That's Louis Theroux. Oh, yeah.

Barbarossa was a German who led a crusade. OK.

Pipe bomb. Um...

Ken Livingstone.. The amphibian. Time's up.

Andrea, did that help? I hope so. Fingers crossed. We shall see.

Will you please step forward and face the Golden Wall?

Right, Andrea. It's down to you now to get across that wall.

And if we can get to the end game with ?10,800,

what an incredible end game it could be.

But first, you got to start your journey.

So you have one pass back and two overrules left. OK? OK.

Here comes your first question, worth ?1,080. Here it is.

Is it...?

Well, thanks to my friend Ruaidhri, I think it is teller. OK.

Want to lock it in? Yes, please. OK, we're going to lock in teller.

To start Andrea across the Golden Wall, is teller the correct answer?

Well done! Well done, Ruaidhri. A great team you've got here.

Question number two. One pass back, two overrules.

Was it...?

It was Jennifer Aniston. Yeah? Yep, definitely.

We're locking in Jennifer Aniston.

If this is right, you're going to light up column number two

to protect ?1,080.

Yes, well done. Here we go, then.

Let's get three in a row, to keep 10,800 on the Wall.

Was it...?

Navigator rings a bell.

Voyager was a space shuttle,

Traveler doesn't sound like a very good name for a plane.

I think I will go Navigator.

Lock it in.

We're going to lock in Navigator.

To protect another ?1,080, Navigator.

Decimate!

Oh, no! Oh, I'm sorry.

The answer we are looking for is in fact...

Voyager!

Right, we've lost column number three. The Wall is now worth ?9,720.

Still a lot of money. You have one pass back and two overrules.

Here comes question number four.

Was it...?

I am not entirely sure. I don't think it was Italy.

I think we'll go...

Japan. Yeah? Yeah. We are going to lock in Japan.

BUZZER No, we're not locking in Japan.

Ruaidhri thinks differently.

What are you thinking, pal?

I think Operation Barbarossa was the German invasion of the Soviet Union.

Yeah? I think.

So we're changing the answer from Japan to the Soviet Union.

If this is right, back on track. Column number four.

Was Ruaidhri right to overrule Soviet Union to protect ?1,080?

Yes. Well played, team. Great stuff.

Right, question number five. We're coming at the halfway mark.

Here it is...

Was it...?

Orange Is The New Black is about a women's prison.

Breaking Bad...

The Pipe Bomb...

I think I'm going to pass it back.

OK, were going for the pass back. Your last and final pass back.

Graham, Rory.

Well, we've talked about and we agree.

We think we're going Pipe Bomb, Breaking Bad.

Lock it in, we'll take the consequences.

AUDIENCE LAUGHTER

Right. Graham says it's Breaking Bad. Sorted.

Sorted. Breaking Bad.

If this is right, I'm going to light up column number five.

Was Andrea right to pass back?

DECIMATE!

I'll be honest with you, Graham, I thought it was right. Yeah!

The answer we're were looking for is...

We've lost column number five, which means the Wall is now worth ?8,640,

but don't despair, it's still a lot of money.

You've only got one overrule left, though.

Here comes question number six...

Is it...?

(Oh, God! Where's Madeira?)

(Menorca...)

I think it's Madeira.

Yeah? Yeah.

OK, I'm going to lock in Madeira.

They're not overruling you, but there is only one left.

Let's light up column number six with Andrea's answer - Madeira.

Yes! You knew that, didn't you? I'm a travel agent! Yeah.

Right.

Here comes question number seven, which will protect another ?1,800...

Was it...?

I... I don't think it was Chepstow.

I think it was either Newmarket or Ascot and...

I think it was Ascot.

Right, let's lock in Ascot.

To light up column number seven, protect ?8,640,

did Frankie Dettori win all seven races in Ascot?

Yes, he did!

Right, we're only three away from that end game

to bring ?8,640 with us.

One overrule left.

Here comes question number eight...

Was it...?

Steven Norris, Frank Dobson, Jeffrey Archer.

I'm really hoping that if I get... That Ruaidhri overrules me.

I think it was Steven Norris.

Yeah? Yeah, I think so.

OK, we're going to lock in Stephen Norris

to light up column number eight.

There's no overrule from your team-mates... Oh!

..unless they don't know. They may not know.

Is Steven Norris the correct answer? Column number eight.

Yes! He was nodding, actually. Excellent.

You knew that, didn't you, Ruaidhri? Yeah? OK.

Right, penultimate question to protect another ?1,080, Andrea...

Are they...?

I was thinking purple, so that's not great, is it?

Erm...

I think we will go with...

..red.

OK. As a guess.

As a guess? Mm-hm. We're locking in red.

To project column number nine, the answer - red.

Yes!

Fellas, did you know that? Yeah.

Yeah, like, course you did! Easy. Yeah, right. Whatever.

Andrea, you're in a great position now.

Here it is, your last and final question. Column number ten...

Was it...?

The Ballad Of John And Yoko I don't think was the Beatles.

I think it was John and Yoko, maybe.

Get Back... I would say Get Back.

Yeah? We're locking in Get Back.

If this is right, this has been a wonderful round.

Was Get Back the last single

which went to number one for the Beatles?

Column number 10.

DECIMATE!

Oh, no!

Oh, no! Oh, no, that's awful!

Oh, the answer we were looking for was The Ballad Of John And Yoko.

Give Andrea a big round of applause.

Come here, my love. You played a great game.

You should be really proud of yourself.

Go and join your team-mates. Well done. Thank you.

Well, listen, between you, you've managed to keep

?7,560 on the Golden Wall.

But now it's the big moment.

It's the chance to win that money.

Now, here's how it works -

we divide the cash once more into ten equal columns,

do a little reshuffling and it's going to look like this...

Here we go. ?7,560 right there on the Wall.

Now, to lever that cash you must work your way across the Wall

one last time, lighting up all ten columns,

but now you're only going to have two minutes to do it

and you'll get three chances to light up each column,

but, of course, the more questions you need,

the more time we're going to use up.

Should you get all three questions wrong,

that column and its money is lost forever.

You'll have to rebuild the wall and a team-mate must take over

from where you left off.

Now, if as a team you fail to light all ten columns,

I'm afraid you're going to leave with nothing.

I'm sorry, but before deciding who's going to play,

here are your ten key words.

They are...

So we've got to decide who's going to face the wall first.

I think you should do first. What do you thinking? I'm happy.

Yeah. I don't want to say, "I'll do it," and lose...

What do you reckon? Who's going to play then?

I think we're going... Ruaidhri did the best.

Ruaidhri, it's done to you, my friend.

Will you please join me and face the final Golden Wall?

This is it. This is what we've been playing for, OK? Yeah.

Light up all ten columns within the time, and you and your team

will be leaving with ?7,560.

Let's put two minutes on the clock.

That time will start when I finish

reading the first question.

OK, Ruaidhri? Mm-hm.

We're rooting for you, my friend. That's cool.

Good luck.

Tuesday.

Under which US President did the Wall Street crash occur

on Black Tuesday in 1929?

Woodrow Wilson. No, Herbert Hoover.

What is the German word for Tuesday?

No idea. Dienstag.

What word goes before Tuesday to

give another name for Pancake Day?

Shrove. Correct. Lancaster.

Which modern-day African country

gained independence after the

Lancaster House Agreement of 1979?

Tanzania. Zimbabwe.

Which company manufactured the

World War II Lancaster Bomber?

Rolls-Royce. Avro.

Lancaster is a city in which County?

Lancaster-shire.

DECIMATE! Stop the clock!

Oh, Ruaidhri, I'm so sorry, my friend. You said Lancaster-shire.

The answer we're looking for is Lancashire.

The clock has stopped, the money has been decimated.

You must now, please, step down and return to your team-mates.

Well done.

We now have to rebuild the Wall like this...

So we are now down to ?6,804.

The big question is, can one of your team-mates take that home

by protecting all ten columns?

So we need a new keyword, which is Noah.

So, Andrea and Graham, one of you has got to decide

who's going to step up next and try and complete the journey

across the Wall, so who's it going to be?

I think Graham wanted to give it a go, so...

Yeah? I'll try... OK, Graham, please step forward

and face the Golden Wall. Thank you.

Right, my friend, we're now playing, like I said, for ?6,804.

You have one minute and 27 seconds left on the clock.

That clock will restart when I finish

asking this question...

Good luck, my friend. Thank you.

Noah.

Noah Wyle plays Dr Carter

in which US television medical drama?

Chicago... ER.

What nationality is former professional tennis player

Yannick Noah?

Czechoslovak. French.

In the story of Noah's Ark,

it rains for how many days and nights?

40. Correct. Bailey.

At the 1996 Olympics,

in which event is Donovan Bailey win gold?

He was a sprinter - 100 metres. Correct.

Pole. What nationality is the great pole vaulter

Sergey Bubka?

Russian. Ukrainian.

Which Pole was the first scientist

to win Nobel prizes in two different fields?

Pass. Marie Curie.

Which of planet Earth's geographic poles

can be reached by submarine?

South. North Pole.

DECIMATE! Stop the clock!

Oh, Graham!

I'm afraid that's your third wrong answer.

The answer we're looking for was, in fact, North Pole.

The clock has been stopped, the money has been decimated.

I'm afraid you've got to step down. Go and join your team-mates.

Than you, sir. Thank you.

I'm sorry. Sorry! Well done.

Right, we now have to, once again, rebuild the Wall.

We're now down to 6,124,

but we still need seven more correct answers to take your

team home with that money.

We have 51 seconds left to do it.

We need a new keyword and that keyword is blood.

Andrea, it's all now down to you, my love. It is.

Will you please step forward and face the Golden Wall?

There's no going back now, my love. No.

If we can get across this wall in 51 seconds,

you'll be leaving with ?6,124.

The clock will restart when I finish

asking this question. Good luck.

Blood. Which is the most common blood group in the UK?

O. Correct.

Hand. As a measure of the horses height,

a hand equals how many inches?

Six. Four.

In card games, what one word term describes

a hand in which all cards are the same suit?

Flush. Correct. Darling.

Darling Harbour is a popular location

on which coastal city?

Which harbour, sorry? Darling Harbour.

Erm... Sydney. Correct.

Trinity College. The 17th-century library

at Trinity College, Cambridge,

was designed by which architect?

Pope. Sir Christopher Wren.

Which film depicts Harold Abraham's

attempt to complete

the Trinity College Great Court Run?

Chariots of Fire. Correct.

Element. Which Frenchman designed the costumes

for the 1977 film The Fifth Element?

John Paul Gaultier. Correct.

Tragedy. In Greek tragedy which character

is told by the oracle...

DECIMATE!

Oh!

Andrea! So close. I'm so sorry, love, but your time is up.

I'm afraid you didn't make it across the Wall,

which means, team... Oh, I'm gutted for you.

..you're going to be leaving with nothing.

Give them a big round of applause. APPLAUSE

That was a tough ask, wasn't it?

You did so well. Come here, guys.

Ruaidhri, Graham, thanks for being great sports.

You've been such an entertaining team. What a laugh you've been.

I'm afraid we just fell at the last hurdle,

but have you enjoyed yourself? Yeah. Thank you. Oh, brilliant.

Join me next time to see whether another team of complete strangers

can take home a huge cash prize, or unfortunately like these guys,

they'll be decimated. Take care, everybody. Goodbye.

Onto the green - it's in!

Extraordinary scenes, here. The atmosphere, absolutely electric.

What a shot.

Can Europe deliver?