Episode 2 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.

Welcome to Decimate.

Let's meet this wonderful-looking team hoping to win big money today.

I'm Fergus, a junior scheduler from Aberdeen.

I'm Peter, a confectionery accounts coordinator from Pontefract.

I'm Sharon, a wedding dress shop owner from Surrey.

APPLAUSE Sharon.

A wedding shop owner? I am, yes.

Have you ever dressed anyone famous?

I did Rhino's wedding, quite a few years ago, the Gladiator.

You name-dropper! I know! Rhino?

OK, and would you call yourself competitive at all?

I'm really competitive. I'm banned from board games at home.

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

My son is frantically saving for his first property

so I would love to help him out with his deposit.

I'd also sneak a dishwasher into the house.

That will be a bit tough, because they're quite big.

Apparently we don't need one! Oh, really?

OK, I wish you the best of luck, welcome to the show, my love.

Peter! Shane!

Confectionery account coordinator?

Yeah, I work for a big confectionery company up in Pontefract.

OK, what do you like doing in your spare time?

I like playing football, watching football, and...

Anything to do with football? Dreaming about football.

I can still make it, you know, still not too late!

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

We're going through the house room by room,

finding problems and things that are wrong at the moment,

so I think we've moved on to the kitchen

and my lovely partner Catherine would like that sorting out ASAP.

Welcome to the show, have a wonderful afternoon.

Fergus, how are you? Good, thanks, Shane.

What do you like doing in your spare time?

I'm in a lot of musicals, actually. Really?

I can't sing that well but I just mime and I love the dancing.

So, Fergus, what would you do with a share of ?20,000?

My hockey team, the London Royals, we're going to Miami next year

to play in this tournament against various teams from around the world.

So I need to pay for my flights and accommodation,

that sort of thing, maybe a wee cruise after it round the Caribbean.

Here's wishing you the best of luck, Fergus. Welcome to the show.

Peter, Sharon, welcome you all to the show.

Now, you're all strangers but let's hope you'll be leaving today

as lifelong friends and hopefully get thousands of pounds to share

between all three of you. Here's how the game works.

Right here is the all-important Golden Wall worth ?20,000.

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

One at a time, you're going to step forward and face ten questions.

One per column.

You get a question right, that column is protected

and it will light up beautifully, like your smile, Sharon. Like this.

Look at that. The money will stay in the game.

But, you get a question wrong... You've seen the show, yeah?

Yeah. You know what happens. Decimate!

That column is wiped out. And that cash is lost for good.

So the idea 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 endgame.

So team, are you ready? Yes.

Now, we just need to choose who's going to play round one.

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

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

And here are the all-important keywords. They are...

So, now you've seen those keywords,

who's going to step forward and face round one, our Golden Wall?

It's up to you guys to decide. I can do The Night Manager.

I don't really know any of them. I know a good few, yeah.

I'll have a bash if you like.

Right, who's it going to be, then? Me, I think. Peter.

So, Peter, you're going to face the Golden Wall first.

But before you do, it's up to Fergus and Sharon to give you

as much information about these key facts as possible.

20 seconds, off you go.

The Night Manager, I know nothing. Tom Hiddleston.

Top scorer at the Euros, the French guy, Griezmann.

I know that. You've got Danny, obviously Grease.

Dannii Minogue.

What's Life And Death? Danny in Busted, no, McFly.

Perceval, anybody? No idea.

Right, team, time is up. All right.

Any of that useful, Pete? Yep.

HE LAUGHS Right, we're going to find out,

as I ask you to step forward for round one.

and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Come on, mate.

Right, Pete, 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 Fergus and Sharon.

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.

So use them wisely. Ready to play, Peter? I'm ready.

Column number one, to protect ?2,000,

here comes question number one.

You've got this, haven't you? Yeah, I know it.

OK. Was it...

My dad allegedly went to this concert,

it was at the Manchester Free Hall, or Bridgewater Hall,

I think it's now called.

And it's Bob Dylan.

Right, we're locking in Bob Dylan.

If this is right, it's a wonderful start to round one.

Lovely. APPLAUSE

Right. Column number two.

Blinky, blimey, Shane,

that's gone from the sublime to the ridiculous there. Yeah?

Welcome to Decimate! Yeah.

Anther's something to do with the petal,

so it's either xylem or phloem and I really haven't got a clue.

They're good words to have in Scrabble, I'll tell you that.

But as for the answer to this question, I don't know.

I'm happy to pass back, though. You want to pass back?

Yeah, we'll go for that. OK.

Pete's passing back to Fergus and Sharon.

I've got a feeling you might know this, guys. You know it? No!

I first went with phloem.

I think anther's like the male part

that's sticking out trying to attract things. Yeah.

Whereas phloem sounds quite watery. It does, yeah.

So, you'll lock in phloem? Yeah. OK.

What do you think of their answer? It's a 50-50 guess.

I really don't know it. OK, we're locking in phloem.

If this is right, we protect column number two and another ?2,000.

Was Peter right to pass back to his team-mates?

Decimate!

Oooh!

The answer is in fact...

xylem. Yeah. Right, we've lost column number two.

Don't be disheartened, there's still ?18,000 to play for.

We have four pass backs and five overrules

to protect column number three.

Seen the film Troy? I have seen the film Troy.

Brad Pitt in a skirt, isn't it?

Brian Cox being a more prominent actor,

I would go for the more prominent role which is Agamemnon.

Agamemnon? Yeah. Shall we lock it in? I think so.

OK, we're locking it in.

No overrule from your team-mates, maybe they think you're right.

Let's hope so. Or they haven't got a clue.

To light up column number three,

did Brian Cox play the Greek king Agamemnon?

Good start. That's a lucky stab in the dark!

Well done, mate. Thank you. Right, we are back on track.

Hanging in there. We have protected column number three.

We're going to try and protect another ?2,000, column number four.

We're going to try and protect another ?2,000, column number four.

I think my new mucker Fergus came in with this one

in the briefing just now. Yeah. It was Antoine Griezmann for France.

The little magician. Look at that, we're locking it in.

I dare you to overrule!

SHANE LAUGHS

To light up column number four to protect ?2,000.

That was mentioned in the brief. Yes, I must be psychic!

Nice one, Fergus. Be more psychic! Good one, Fergus.

Right, the halfway mark,

we're in a wonderful position at ?18,000 still on the Wall.

Question number five.

I'm not too hot on my politics

but I've a feeling it was in the lobby

or just outside of the House of Commons. House of Commons? Yeah.

OK, we are locking in House of Commons.

Team, I think have got confidence in you, they think you could be right.

But are you?

The House of Commons! Did you know that, team?

Yes. Yes, course you did!

Now, this is looking good. ?18,000 still in play, question number six.

I can't see it being Danny DeVito, Hollywood actor,

because it's sort of paraphrasing a British nursery rhyme.

Danny Baker, Danny Boyle. Baker, Boyle, Boyle, Baker. Not sure.

Danny Boyle. I think it's more likely to be Danny Baker. Yeah?

Yeah. OK, we're going to lock in Danny Baker.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

Going To Sea In A Sieve,

is it a famous autobiography of the one and only Danny Baker?

Yes, it is!

We've lit up column number six.

?18,000 still on the Wall,

here comes question number seven, here it is.

My two new best friends mentioned this in the brief,

and they mentioned Tom Hiddleston.

I doubt... Well, I don't know, I've not seen it

so I don't know if those other two characters were in it.

So I'm quite happy to go along with Tom Hiddleston

and hope he matches up with the character Jonathan Pine.

Let's find out, we're locking in Tom Hiddleston.

There's no overrule. If that's right, we protect another ?2,000.

Did Tom Hiddleston play Jonathan Pine in the night manager?

Yes, he did! Good stuff. Nice one.

This is a strong round, Peter.

?18,000 still in play.

Three questions left, here it comes.

Fashionable food. These fashionable foods

haven't reached Pontefract yet.

Certainly not my house.

That third one... is very fashionable.

Which third one? You know, that one there, Shane.

Keen-wa? That's it. Quinoa.

And I am tempted to go for that one

and maybe my two best friends

will overrule if it's not right. Right, we're going for that one.

That one. Quinoa. There's no overrule from your team-mates.

To light up column number eight...

Yes! Oooh! They're all going in.

Ha-ha!

Penultimate question, question number nine.

Do you know Flappy Bird?

It's a sort of an app thing

on one of these clever new phones, isn't it?

That again have bypassed me.

I'm quite happy to pass this one back

because I have no clue whatsoever.

Right, passing back, Fergus, Sharon, Peter needs your help.

Flappy Bird, familiar with the game? Yes.

I was thinking it meant Angry Birds and that's Denmark.

But, no, different, Flappy Birds. I've played Flappy Birds. Have you?

Yeah. And do you know where it was developed? I... If I'm going to...

We both... We both said Korea. Both said Korea.

Yeah, so shall we lock in Korea? Yeah. OK.

Happy with their answer?

I've no clue whatsoever, Shane.

If they're right, we protect ?2,000.

We are locking in Korea.

Is that the correct answer?

Decimate! Oh!

The answer is...

Vietnamese.

Right, we've lost column number nine, but listen,

we've still got ?16,000 in play.

Last and final question, Peter.

The fact that it says The Life And Death Of...

and the fact that I know Jude The Obscure is very dark

and I feel it doesn't end too well for the title character,

I'm more prone to go for Jude The Obscure.

OK, shall we lock it in? Yeah.

OK, we're locking in Jude The Obscure.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

To go out on a high into round two,

to carry ?16,000 into our second round,

column number ten, Jude The Obscure.

Decimate! Oh!

The answer is...

What a great first round.

Well done, Peter. Go and join your team mates, buddy.

Good stuff!

APPLAUSE

Hey, tell you what, team. That was a good first round, OK?

There is a lot of money still at stake. ?14,000.

We are going to take that and spread it evenly

across ten new columns.

And it's now going to look like this.

14 grand, right there.

Each column now worth ?1,400.

Who's going to play next - Sharon or Fergus?

Let's hear those crucial key words, to help you decide.

And they are...

So, who do you think is your best player for this round?

I know Dorothy, but you're Scottish!

I think we should go for Scottish first. Yeah! Being Fergus! Yeah.

Well, that was a quick decision.

He's Scottish! Right, Fergus, up to you.

Peter, Sharon, I'm going to give you 20 seconds.

Give him as much help as you can about these key words. Go.

Rod Stewart? Dorothy is Judy Garland,

Wizard of Oz. Yeah.

Guggenheim Museum. New one in Bilbao,

north Spain.

Where is the old Guggenheim? Is that New York? Yep.

Lifetime of Love - what's that? No idea.

Fred Perry. 1930s. Fashion. Cheddar Gorge.

Fred Perry's tennis. With, er, two leaves...

Time up, team.

Any of that help, Fergus? Erm...

Yeah, the new thing about the Guggenheim sounds interesting.

Let's find out, as I ask you to step forward and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Right, Fergus. Peter had a great first round.

We have got three pass backs, five overrules in play.

Up there is 14 grand.

To protect ?1,400, here comes your first question.

Oh. It's actually quite tricky,

but I'm going to Orkney next month... OK. ..and that's low down.

Right. Shetland's right up there. But Outer Hebrides,

you never know of there is a stray one going around,

but I've got to say Shetland, cos it's way up there. Is it really?

It's nearer Norway than Scotland, so it's really far north.

I've got to say Shetland, yeah.

So, we are locking in Shetland.

No overrule from the team-mates. They are relying on you, Fergus,

to light up column number one.

Yes, good stuff! Good start to the game. Phew!

Question number two, to protect another ?1,400.

Oh, could be any.

Samuel Pepys - he sounds like a poet. I don't know why.

I'll have to guess Robert Walpole.

Yeah? I'll go Robert Walpole. OK, we're going Robert Walpole.

BUZZER

Oh, no, we're not. The overrule is there.

Peter and Sharon, what do you think, guys?

We think it's Samuel Pepys.

Yeah, he did his diaries in the 1660s,

with The Great Fire of London. So, once he had finished mucking about

with his diaries, he'd have moved on to First Secretary of the Admiralty,

as you do(!)

LAUGHTER

Of course!

The overrule is there for a reason. We are changing it from

Robert Walpole to Samuel Pepys.

Samuel Pepys' Diaries.

Does he mention about being the First Secretary of the Admiralty,

1673?

To light up column number two...

Yes!

Well done, team. Well done, team!

Right, still protecting ?14,000. Column number three.

OK, that shocked me. What did you think it was going to say? Tennis.

Oh, I could see you were smiling when that question come up!

It's a curveball, isn't it? Billiards, croquet or table tennis.

The logical thing would be table tennis, but...

Billiards is like a gentleman's... So is croquet. Gentleman's sport.

I'll pass back. OK. We're going for a pass back.

Peter, Sharon. Fergus has gone for a pass back.

We both went for table tennis, straight away. What, cos of...?

Also, Hampton Court, I think they played table tennis before they

played tennis. Racquetball and then proper tennis.

Hark at you, Sharon! I know!

I think! But we both said table tennis at the same time.

Shall we lock in table tennis? Yeah.

OK, we're locking in table tennis. You were going to say that,

weren't you, Fergus? Yeah, I should have just gone for it,

but never mind. OK.

Is this a waste of a pass back?

To light up column number three, was Fred Perry a champion,

back in 1929, of table tennis?

Yes, he was!

APPLAUSE

Right, three in a row. This is good stuff.

Two pass backs, four overrules in play.

Here comes question number four.

Oh.

Righteous Brothers is Bill Medley, but the other one is not Medley.

Erm...never heard of The Walker Brothers.

I'll go The Everly Brothers.

Yeah? Yeah. OK, we are going to lock in The Everly Brothers.

There is no overrule from your team mates.

Were Phil and Don brothers?

Yes, they were!

The halfway mark. ?14,000 still on the Wall.

Question number five.

Poppy seeds are black, I would have thought, so...

Sesame seeds are...

Well, Big Bird in Sesame Street is yellow, so...

LAUGHTER

I'd be inclined to say sesame seed.

Because of Sesame Street? Cos of Big Bird!

It's all high logic here(!)

OK! So, I'll have to go sesame seed.

Come on, Big Bird. Do this for me.

OK, right, we are locking in sesame seed,

because Big Bird is yellow in Sesame Street. And we have no overrule

from your team-mates.

Come on, let's get this one for Big Bird.

Big Bird's yellow.

Cheddar cheese...is yellow.

Sesame seed, Sesame Street.

Column number five...

Decimate!

Oh! You know what, that made sense to me!

Yeah, I thought that. Team, any idea?

Well, I have never heard of annatto, so I would have gone for annatto.

We weren't 100% sure.

The answer we are looking for is...

Not to worry.

Still a good round. A strong round. ?12,600. Column number six.

Wow, I have watched the film so many times, but I can't remember.

All my friends have been in the Wizard of Oz, up in Aberdeen,

at the Arts Centre.

I'll go Scarecrow, but my gay hockey team

is going to murder me with their sticks when I get back to training,

for this. But I have to go Scarecrow.

You think it's Scarecrow. Yep. We are locking in Scarecrow.

Did Dorothy meet the scarecrow first on her journey...

..to the great land of Oz?

Yeah! You knew that, didn't you?! It's my favourite!

Every Christmas!

Brilliant. Great film. Well played, Fergus!

Thank you. This is another strong round. Question number seven...

I read the story at the time, but I can't honestly remember.

I think there was only one lady that was mentioned in any

of the notes that we're changing, but I do think...

I remember looking up Turner's Wikipedia, for some reason.

I knew he was a painter.

Er...

I'll go with Turner, yeah. OK. We're going for JMW Turner.

There is no overrule from your team-mates. We have locked it in.

To light up column number seven, the new ?20 banknotes -

JMW Turner.

Yes!

Fergus, this is a good round!

I feel very relieved. I was tempted to go, then! Yeah! Right.

?12,600 on the Wall.

Question number eight.

Could be any of them.

I mean...A Lifetime Of Love? Maybe a Casanova.

Trying to think what films... William Shatner, is he not like

the love god of the adverts? I think I have seen him seducing somebody

in an advert.

Why have you, all of a sudden, started that?! Sorry!

My hips just went there when we started talking about

William Shatner! I've got to go William Shatner.

I think he is a Casanova. OK. We are going to lock on William Shatner!

Star Trek actor. Did he write the poetry collection

A Lifetime of Love? To protect column number eight.

Decimate! Oh!

Leonard Nimoy.

The answer is...

Leonard Nimoy, who played Spock. Ah, yep. Unfortunately, we have lost

column number eight,

but the Wall is still worth ?11,200.

We can bring that money into round three and into the end game.

That would be incredible. Here comes question number nine.

Ottoman, I thought, was Byzantinople. That became Istanbul.

Persian? It's sort of still an area, so...

I'm going to go with Assyrian. Yeah? Yeah. I like your thinking, Fergus.

We are going to lock in Assyrian.

No overrule from your team-mates.

If this is right, we protect column number nine.

Yes! I don't know where that came from! Hey, he's a good

team member, isn't he? He is very good! He's not bad!

Right, we have only lost two columns so far.

It's your last and final question.

Peter mentioned it. I was having a blonde moment,

more concerned about the New York one.

It would make sense if it was in Barcelona...

..cos it's big.

I'll pass back. Yeah? Cos Peter knows it. Right.

Peter, you know this, apparently. I do, yeah. What did I say about

three minutes ago?! I know! You've already forgotten!

Was it only three minutes ago?!

The answer is Bilbao.

Yeah? Yeah. They have got a football team there.

See? They've got a football team there, Fergus(!) Oh, of course(!)

Guggenheim Museum. Spanish city. Bilbao.

If this is right, we go out on a high. We only lose two columns

in round two.

Good stuff!

Go and join your team-mates.

APPLAUSE

Incredible round. Only losing two columns in round two.

We have managed to keep ?11,200 on our Golden Wall, so well done.

As before, we are going to take that

and divvy it up into ten new columns.

There it is. ?11,200.

Each column now worth ?1,120.

Shaz!

You're up last, but remember, the more columns you can keep in play,

the more cash you take through to the end game.

But as usual, here are the all-important keywords. They are...

20 seconds. Go!

James I, Gunpowder Plot, 1605.

Yeah. Mariah Carey, Emancipation of Mimi? Yeah.

The album. Hartlepool, they famously hung a monkey

for being a French spy. Yeah.

And Titanic came out... Ice Age.

What company makes Ice Age? It is Pixar?

Adirondack, USA mountain range.

Pancakes, Shrove Tuesday, obviously.

Right, time up.

(You all right, Sharon?)

SHE LAUGHS

How was that? It was all right. Was it all right? Yeah. OK.

Let's find out, as I ask you to step forward

and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Round three.

You have got one pass back and four overrules in play.

Let's light up column number one,

to protect ?1,120.

When that first came up, automatically, I had thought it was

Elizabeth line.

It's not Diamond line.

But it could be Queen's line.

I think Elizabeth line is too formal.

So, for that reason, I will go with Queen's line.

We are locking in Queen's line.

BUZZER

Oh, no, we're not! They've overruled you. Fergus, Peter?

You don't think it's Queen's line, do you?

We are not 100% sure, at all,

but there is various Tube things called Queen's.

Queen's Park and things. All three, gut instinct

was Elizabeth line, so might as well go with that.

OK. We are changing Queen's line to Elizabeth line.

You have used an overrule.

Were they right to overrule? Column number one.

Yes, they were! Good teamwork!

APPLAUSE

Right, column number two to protect another ?1,120.

I don't know whether they would use a sloth

because it's children, isn't it?

Children would know what a squirrel is,

but I don't think they'd know what a sloth is.

I think Fergus might know this. Sid. Sid Squirrel. Sid Sloth.

I'm going to go sloth. Yeah?

OK, we're locking in sloth.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

Column number two.

Yeah! I got one! APPLAUSE

Well done, you're up and running! Here we go.

I can go home now. That's it. Thanks for playing.

Right, question number three, we're on a roll now.

Right.

So I haven't watched it for a while.

OK. I watched it when you first came in. It was a long time ago. 2002.

I'm going to go Kat and Alfie Moon.

Sure? Cos you're here. We're locking in Kat and Alfie Moon.

To light up column number three.

Yes! You got it! Well done. APPLAUSE

Had you got that wrong, I'd have kicked you right off the show,

do you know that? I've never heard of either character.

Thank you very much, Pete. Lovely.

THEY LAUGH

Question number four. We got one pass back, three overrules in play.

This is another strong round. Here we go. Come on, Sharon.

We can get this.

Are you familiar with this? I've never watched it.

I've never watched it. Um...

And Turkish Delight? It's a bit mysterious.

And The Witch And The Wardrobe is mysterious.

Isn't it? It's a fantasy. I'm going to go Turkish Delight. I don't know.

I don't think it would be fudge. No?

OK, we're locking in Turkish Delight.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

Is that good or bad?

(Don't think they know.) (Do they not?)

Column number four.

Good stuff, Sharon! Look at you! So far, we've lost no columns.

We're coming up to the halfway mark. This is a strong round, sweetheart.

Right. Question number five.

I don't know this.

I'm going to pass back. Sure?

Yeah, because I'm not 100% sure, um, and I'm guessing.

Yeah, I'm going to pass back. OK, we're passing it back.

To Fergus and Peter.

It's definitely not Wyoming, that's one of the big prairie states

slap bang in the middle, so there's no mountain range there.

I have a vague feeling it's

New York State on the East Coast,

because New York upstate goes a lot higher up. So what do we do?

What shall we lock in? I think it's New York State. Yeah? Yeah.

We're happy with that. OK.

Are you happy with that? Yes. Are you sure?

Yeah, they're the intelligent ones.

OK, we're locking in New York.

To light up column number five.

Was Sharon right to use her last and final pass back?

Good stuff! APPLAUSE

Yes! ?11,200 still on the Wall.

You've not lost a column yet.

Question number six.

Buckwheat is grainy, isn't it?

I'm drawn to tartines, and I don't know it.

(Galettes...galettes.)

I would go tartines. Yeah? Yeah. OK. We're locking in tartines.

No overrule from your team-mates. Are they familiar with this? No.

A buckwheat savoury eaten in Brittany?

To light up column number six.

Decimate!

Aw!

No, the right answer is...

Galettes. You were saying it. It was. Galette. You were saying it.

You were torn between them.

I know, I was, yeah.

OK, listen, Sharon, not to worry, darling.

This is still a strong round. OK? The Wall is now worth ?10,080.

We have three overrules still in play, no more pass backs.

Question number seven.

It's Mariah Carey. Are you a big Mariah Carey fan?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. OK.

Mariah Carey.

We're fairly confident about this, aren't we, Sharon?

Column number seven.

Yes! Good stuff! APPLAUSE

We are three questions away from taking ?10,080 into our end game.

This is a strong round. Question number eight.

Peter Mandelson, straightaway for me. He's a bit posh, isn't he?

I'm not 100% sure, but I will go with Peter Mandelson.

OK, we'll lock in Peter Mandelson.

No overrule from the team-mates.

To light up column number eight.

Yes! APPLAUSE

Question number nine. Penultimate question.

I think Peter would probably know this.

Gerhard and Edward. Eeny meeny miny mo.

Um, I'm going to go Edward Hopper. Yeah? Yeah.

We're going to lock in Edward Hopper.

BUZZER

Oh, no, we're not. Peter and Fergus.

It's Grant Wood, or "Gront" Wood.

It's a fella stood with a pitchfork in front of his house.

I think. In America. OK.

We're changing Edward Hopper to Grant Wood

to protect column number nine.

Yes! APPLAUSE

Now, your last and final question, Sharon. Right.

Here it comes.

Golf. Did they play golf back then?

I have a feeling, and I'm probably completely wrong,

but I don't think they would have approved of games as such.

So I'm going to, I would, I'm going to go golf. OK.

We're locking in golf.

BUZZER No, we're not! Fergus.

I think I've seen this recently, actually.

And Peter actually went like this when the question came up,

so I think it's smoking.

OK, we're changing it from golf to smoking.

To light up our last and final column,

to bring ?10,080 into our final end game.

Column number ten.

Yes! APPLAUSE

Well done, darling, good stuff. Go and join your team-mates.

What another great round!

We only managed to lose one column in round three, so between you,

we've managed to keep ?10,080 on the Golden Wall.

But now it's a big moment.

The chance to win that money. And here's how it works.

We divide the cash once more into ten equal columns.

We do a little reshuffle.

?10,080 right there.

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

one last time, lighting up all ten columns.

But now we're up against the clock. We've only got two minutes to do it.

You'll get three chances to light each column.

But of course, the more questions you need,

the more time you're going to use up.

Get all three questions wrong, and that column and its cash is lost.

We'll have to rebuild the Wall,

and a team-mate will take over from where you left off.

If, as a team, you fail to light up all ten columns, sadly,

Fergus, Peter, Sharon, you're going to be leaving with nothing.

So here are the all-important ten keywords.

Big decision, team. You met today as strangers.

But you've worked as a team to have a chance to share that

cash prize of ?10,080. Who's going to face the Wall first?

Peter, are you OK? Yeah, I'll have a go. OK.

The responsibility has fallen to you.

Will you please join me

and face the final Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Right, here we go.

Light up all ten columns within the time, Peter, and you,

Fergus and Sharon, will be leaving with ?10,080.

Let's put two minutes on the clock.

That time will start when I finish

reading the first question.

Peter, good luck. Thank you.

Bonfire. Which British singer-songwriter released a song

Bonfire Heart in 2013?

Um, Smith.

James Blunt. Which American author wrote the

novel Bonfire Of The Vanities?

Christian? Tom Wolfe.

On which day of November does

Bonfire Night fall? Fifth.

Correct. Texas Pete is the enemy of which animated character?

Sorry, can I have that again, please?

Texas Pete is the enemy of which animated character? Super Ted.

Correct. Curry.

John Curry won a figure skating gold medal

in the 1976 Winter Olympics held in which city?

Innsbruck.

Correct. Desert. Who was the original presenter

of Radio 4's Desert Island Discs?

Roy Plomley.

Correct. Wonder. Who plays Wonder Woman

in the 1970s US TV series? Linda Carter.

Correct. Bing. In which film do Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly

sing the duet True Love?

Secret Love?

High Society. In Friends, which of

the main male characters has the surname Bing?

Chandler Bing.

Correct. Orlando. Who wrote the 1928 novel Orlando?

Pass. Virginia Woolf.

Which character was played by Orlando Bloom

in the Lord Of The Rings film trilogy?

Pass.

Legolas. Orlando is one of the largest cities in which US state?

Florida.

Correct. David Tennant is married to

the daughter of which other Doctor Who actor? Tom Baker.

Peter Davison. Who did David Tennant succeed in the role of Doctor Who?

Sylvester McCoy.

Christopher Ecclestone. Cliffs of West Bay in Dorset

provide the backdrop for which David Tennant drama series?

Broadchurch.

Correct. The Wall of Champions is a feature of

a Formula One motor racing circuit in which country?

Monaco?

Canada. In which BBC TWO quiz

do contestants face the Connecting Wall?

Only Connect.

Correct. Kent. What is the first name of the Duchess of Kent?

Alexandra?

No, Catherine. Kent County Cricket Club

play most of their home games in which city?

Pass.

Canterbury. Kent Brockman is

the newsreader in which long-running

American animated series?

The Simpsons.

Correct. You've done it!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Wow! Wow! Well done, team.

Pete, come over here, buddy. Come here.

Wow, you were flying through there.

I thought I'd only got to about number six. You're going to Miami!

Are you going to go to Miami? To the hockey, I'm going. Well done.

You can get a dishwasher! Yes!

Weren't they a fantastic team, everybody?

Congratulations - you're taking home ?10,080.

Over ?3,000 each. APPLAUSE

What are you getting upset about, darling?

Listen, you got three grand and you got to meet me! Stop crying!

Can I have a photograph later? You can have a photograph.

Of course you can, sweetheart.

Join me tomorrow to see if another team like this team can take home

a huge cash prize or whether they'll be decimated.

Take care, everybody, look after yourselves.

APPLAUSE