09/09/2016 The One Show

Hello, and welcome to The One Show, with Gyles Brandreth...

I can't believe the One Show has been on for ten years.

The honour is mine - delighted to be asked to present

on such an auspicious week - I will try my best to not muck it

up, although I did have cold feet earlier today.

And if that wasn't the most blatant clue to a guest we've had

Please welcome, star of Cold Feet, Fay Ripley.

It's a bit of an anniversary year for you too

Fay - twenty years since you auditioned for the role

of Jenny in Cold Feet - but you originally thought you were

I thought that I was going in for the role of Rachel. I thought that I

would be the pretty one that everyone falls in love with, but

then I get John Thompson as my husband, could not have gone better,

I'm delighted with that now! Helen Baxendale was written out. The

character has been written out, she is as lovely as ever, really. They

needed somebody to dive. The show was over, to be fair. We are

celebrating something here, aren't we? Cold feet, not six feet under.

-- they needed somebody to die. Tonight we'll be digging up some

more classic clips of One Shows past when when we play

The Great One Show Anniversary quiz with the help of some more

of our ten-year team. Nadiya Hussain, Carrie Grant

and Michael Douglas. APPLAUSE

To get us all in the mood, here's an question for you.

What was Gyles' favourite ever moment on the show,

I thought you meant when he was Debbie Reynolds... Don't believe

everything you read in the newspapers. Was it when he met

Debbie Reynolds, or was it when he met... Debbie Reynolds? LAUGHTER

Do you know, I think it may have been when he met Debbie Reynolds. I

have got a cider, overhear! Shelby Rogers a together? LAUGHTER

-- I have got a cider, over here. Shall we run along together!

LAUGHTER When I was a tiny boy, singing in

the rain was the first musical I ever saw, and I are absolutely fell

in love with Debbie Reynolds. -- Singin' In The Rain. She was as

lovely as ever, and doing a duet with her, on The One Show, all might

dreams have come true. Now we've all made some big

decisions in our time. But not many can say those decisions

have come with a multi-million Wendy Robbins has been back to learn

the true value, and the cost, VOICEOVER: Six years ago on The One

Show, we met self-made is this man and millionaire Brian, he had made a

big decision to sell his mansion, possessions and ten acre estate in

Northumbria, and ploughed the proceeds into a new charity for

cancer patients. What I want to do is develop and organise a transport

service which picks people up from home, travels them to hospital,

stays with them, and once they have undergone chemotherapy or

radiotherapy, take them home again. That is coming from the proceeds of

the sale. He had been able to help his wife, Shirley, through her

treatment for cancer, he saw that others struggle. Surely was not so

keen on the planned to give absolutely everything away! There

you go, your new home for the next six months. You go in first, you had

better show me around. She was not happy with downsizing so

drastically. What more do you want? There is twice as much room as we

need! Something three times the size! That room is far too small.

Brian's daughter, Fiona, was more resigned. Did you expecting to give

away everything? I would have taken a bit, ?20,000, put some central

heating in our house, we have always known it would go to charity. That

was in 2010, so I have come back to find out how Brian and his charity

are getting on. He now has a fleet of ambulances operating across the

north-east, all adopted and named by local primary schools. You have done

it, this is amazing. 20 ambulances, 300 volunteers, 20,000 patients. We

are just scratching the surface. It is amazing how the patient will tell

you, if they did not have Daft As A Brush, they would have given up

their treatment. Brian still works all hours to support the charity,

but it has come at a cost, neither is divorced from his wife, and he

now lives in an apartment. I do not have a motor car, a mobile phone, I

do not have a house, but I am a millionaire. In a different way. I

certainly don't cook with that of. 100,000 patients every year, we only

have 20,000, a long way to go. He spent his life amassing a fortune,

only to give it all away. It brings back a lot of memories. What do you

miss most, if anything, about living in luxury. Nothing... When you

watch, you remember the good days of living in a multi-million pound

stately home, but it was all worthwhile. You could not pay for

the pleasure that I have had, with those patients, hearing what they

say about what we are doing for them. Do you mind me asking what

happened with you and Shirley? We grew apart. Possibly, this is my new

marriage, working with the charity. I still keep close to my daughters

and my son. I do not resent my father giving away the money,

although I will probably always bear a grudge that we all had to take out

a student loan... I have got a house, with central heating, now!

Even if I had twice as much money, I would not choose to live in a bigger

house. I think you just need one that fits yourself. I think what he

has achieved has been incredible. At 72. It is quite impressive. I think

it is a shame that he does it all on his own, that he does not have my

mother there to help and support him, but that is just how it has

turned out. Are you still determined to die penniless? Yes, I have

donated all of my wealth to the charity, but what you leave behind

is far more important. And believe you me, we are going to leave behind

something truly remarkable. I wish I had started earlier. If I had

started it 20 years ago, the charity may have been as, we may have been

able to provide the service to everyone in Great Britain... At

Jordan, and Brian and some of his volunteers are here in the studio

tonight. -- extraordinary. One of the most moving films we have

had in the last ten years. Cold Feet is back on our screens

again after a 13 year break. I did not see the first series but I

felt completely up-to-date, it is one of those, it does not matter, if

you saw it. That was one of the big fear is, it was a high-risk strategy

will stop what has happened to the carriages over the years? Same as

everybody else, bit older, bit wiser, bit more tired and a bit more

fat! LAUGHTER Does that sum it up? That is why I

thought it was so good, I watched it then and now, I love it now, the

problems of people who are a little bit more mature... They are more

complicated and interesting and I think it is a deeply show, it is as

funny and sentimental and gripping as before, but it is richer.

Hopefully, we are showing what does happen. It is not a got

commensurate, by any means, but hopefully it reflects where we are.

-- it is not a documentary, by any means. It is nice, clearly, you were

too young to watch it... That was one of the worries, we have got

amazing young people in it but it is good to know that people can dip

into it. Straight in, bang up-to-date. What is it like to

getting back together, we were talking about the horror of School

unions, seeing these people again after all these years, working with

the same team after 13 years... Worst day of my life(!) LAUGHTER

No, it is not a light, the initial date, in the cab, I began to pray,

to God, that I would be involved in an accident, where somebody was

hurt, but not killed, so I would not have to go to the reading! Fay!

LAUGHTER Just a maiming, not a death, just a

maiming... I didn't want to go!... Minute I walked in, as soon as we

got together, it was like a bunch of old mates, it felt like a family

barbecue, to be perfectly honest, then we did not look back, and it

was brilliant, but initially, really stressful.

Your character Jenny has a new career as an Events Organiser.

She's not that keen on her job. Do you not enjoy your job? I do not do

it for the love of it. Help yourself to a mini bag. One H! I saw that!

LAUGHTER Drinks in the bar at six, help

yourself to a goody bag. I I get to meet new people, they tend

to be sales wraps, it is a pity, they are all a bit dull, mind you,

they'd probably say the same about me. Could you not pretend to be

interesting? You know, they don't have to know the truth. APPLAUSE

Fine wine, you have all aged quite well, who has aged best and who has

aged worst? When I look at myself, I think that I look like my own

father, in a dress, it is a disaster! LAUGHTER

Can I say, I really fancy your father in a dress... ! LAUGHTER

Good-looking man, but he is a man. I cannot judge it... John looks

better, I think he looks better now! To a certain extent, everybody has

relaxed a bit. And I like the joke about the hair, at the beginning. I

am saying nothing! Those who have watched will know what we are

talking about. the friends from Cold Feet reunited

and we've reunited a few friends here on The One Show over the last

10 years too. The four other girls were my family.

I like to think they are my sisters because I have never had any.

VOICEOVER: We reunited five girls and maybe neither is children's home

who travelled across the world to revisit the very house they grew up

in. What is it like to see your names, 50 years on? It brings you

back to that time.... In 2013, a newly discovered recording brought

best friends and fans of the Beatles Linda and Barbara together after 40

years apart. And this year, we reunited UK's

first all-female motorcycle stunt team, they had not seen each other

since the 1970s. We really believe that nothing was going to happen. It

has been so lovely this week, seeing so many fantastic moments. Now it is

time to put our knowledge to the test. Time to play the great one

show anniversary quiz! We have two teams, and they will be

playing for this glorious no expense spared trophy...

They will be revealing some special guests... Here we go...

When Will Smith and his family appeared on the show in 2010

he threw a blueberry at Matt Allwright

Down the front of Louise Minchin's dress?

Stuck to a camera lens where it stayed

Stuck to a camera lens... CHEERING There you go! There you go!

Unfortunately, it went down Louise's dress, and Will Smith... No, no he

didn't go down her dress! LAUGHTER Carrie and Michael,

this is called the Blast What what was he dressed

as when he fainted in Was it a banana, a Womble or a

Cyberman? The strange thing is, it is the One Show, it could have been

any of them. I'm going to go for the Cyberman. I've never seen a Cyberman

on the One Show. They always plugging Doctor Who. They've had a

few bananas. Go with Cyberman. Is it Cyberman? I carried the Paralympic

torch relay last year so I... One of the Cyberman has painted. He is

fine. -- he has fainted. Luckily Sir Bruce Keogh is here and he is

treating him in the corridor. Easy, easy. If he could faint again that

would be awesome. Going back to Gyles and Nadiya. Staying with

Doctor Who, Matt Smith and Karen Gillan came on in 2010 and we made

up a concoction of cornflour batter. What did they do with it? Did they

fry a large pizza in it and eat it all in 60 seconds, make a painting

of the Tardis out of it or did they run across a tank of batter without

falling in? I know that. I have no idea. Follow your instinct. Running

across, that's what they did. A pizza, did they keep fry it? Go with

mine. Running across. I must hurry you. Did they run across it? Come

on, Karen. I can't do it! APPLAUSE

I remember that. The first show with Chris Evans. The last question to

you, from one of our viewers. This is Lady Gaga from New York. Hello, I

am Lady Gaga. Congratulations on ten years of the One Show. My question

is, what was the name of the One Show Christmas single released in

2008? What was the name of the Christmas single released in 2008?

Let's Build A One Show Snowman, Green Sofa Sleigh Ride, Or Lets Not

Fight This Christmas. Before my time! I think it is the snowman. OK,

go for it. Let's see. # Let's not fight this Christmas.

# Let's not fight this year. # Let's not fight this Christmas.

Not very catchy. That reached 128 places in the charts! These scores

are? 1-1. Ooh. Still all to play for. Thanks to Lady Gaga, her single

is out today. It may go higher than 128. Continuing the alphabetical

food tour of the UK and he has reached the D. Nadiya, we think you

will like this one. Mile by mile and letter by letter, I

am on an alphabetical odyssey to seek out the best dishes in the. My

search for Britain's best food is being guided by you. -- in the. It

is my age to Z of UK food. -- in the land. You sent me a lot of

suggestions for the D. One suggestion of bread from Donna D,

and I was also nominated for Devon cake. But I'm on my way to a City

that is Scotland's sunniest. Today I'm in Dundee, to make cake, and

marmalade. So why the double delight? This City has brought us

Dundee cake and Dundee marmalade, believed to be invented by the same

local family. So I am putting in some miles today with two factories,

two producers and two hairnets. First, Fisher and Donaldson, by

Royal appointment, no less. They have three shops in Dundee although

the bakery is 13 miles away. My family have been baking for nearly

100 years, I am the fifth generation. My uncle and my dad and

myself are in the business, my sister Jade also. With so much

experience, what makes the definitive Dundee cake? It is

Seville orange marmalade, Peel, with concentric rings of Ahmanson. We

have a team who placed the Allman is on to the top of the cake, giving

the distinctive look. It is so distinctive it may yet get protected

geographical indicator status from the EU. A proposal to restrict the

boundary to the postcodes DD1-DD7 may be bad news for Benn although he

says that he will move if he has two. A few miles down the road, the

only place that is still making it the old-fashioned way. We use the

copper bottom boiling method. Made in a way that we would make it at

home, just on a bigger scale? Absolutely, pretty much identical.

Martin gets the flavour he once by heating the marmalade for 18

minutes, six times longer than most. What makes Dundee marmalade so

special? Like all great foodstuffs, it is great quality ingredients and

we have better Seville oranges. We keep it set and that is it. It is

cool down and put into jars, ready to be sold around the world. As it

is the key ingredient for Dundee cake I might just... Great! Now I

have the perfect recipe for Dundee cake and the perfect marmalade, only

one thing to do, make my own. Waiting for professionals, Ben,

Sandy and Jade, as well as the marmalade master, Martin, I want to

do a good job. Maybe my nuts could be a bit neater. After a couple of

hours in the oven it is time for the taste test. So, we are on the Dundee

quayside with your perfect cake recipe and your perfect marmalade.

What do you reckon, Sandy? I think that the flavour of the almonds

really sets off the marmalade, it is superb. It is fruity and butter

Riyad Mahrez, it takes the boxes. It is delicious. -- and it is buttery.

Would you do the honours of putting the cake and marmalade on the map?

Absolutely. As I leave Dundee, that is A-D complete. Where shall I go

next? That depends entirely on you. If you have a favourite British dish

beginning with the letter E, let us know. So round two. This is the

great One Show anniversary quiz. Right, the first question, which

celebrity dog caused chaos on the show back in 2008? Jonathan Ross's

pug, Paul O'Grady's Pekinese or Graham Norton's Labradoodle.

Jonathan Grady. Jonathan Grady? Neither are correct. I can do

something else. BARKING. We got it wrong. It was a

Labradoodle love in. The characters in which sitcom watched the One Show

through a caravan window? The Royle Family, The Vicar of Dibley or Mrs

Brown 's boys? The Royle Family. Ooh it's the One Show.

SING ONE SHOW THEME. Well done. We are going over to Fay now. What have

you got? This is Russ Swift and what did he do in front of Sir Michael

Caine in October 2010? Did he have his haircut? Oh, the options! Did he

run through the studio shouting, not a lot of people know that.

Spectacularly did he parked a mini in an impossibly small gap or did he

dressed as Batman and climbing outside of the studio? He drove a

mini. Drove a mini? Let's see what he did. This is unbelievable. Be

careful! How good is that?

Fantastic. While! He drove it into the impossibly small gap. Hoping for

an insurance claim! Last question. What skill did Michael McIntyre

discover he had when he came on the show in 2011? Sheep shearing, double

but skipping or line dancing? Go for it, say anything? Double Dutch. Oh,

please! Line dancing, surely. Ready, set, go. CHEERING

This is made! -- this is me! He found his true calling. Let's have a

look because it is the end of the game, what is the score? Nadiya and

Gyles, three, Carrie and Michael on two, meaning you are the winners!

The trophy. Boo! It is lovely, isn't it? We have been asking you how your

life has changed over the last ten years and we have a brilliant one.

This is June. She was diagnosed with breast cancer ten years ago this

month. She wants to thank everyone who helped her through it and the

amazing doctors too because now she is cancer free.

APPLAUSE Thank you so much, June. Thank you

to everybody who sent pictures. That's it for tonight. Thanks to our

family members and anybody we haven't seen this week, we know that

we love you all. Thanks also to Fay Ripley. Cold Feet is on Monday at

9pm on ITV. Julie Walters is here on Monday. We will leave you with one

of our favourite performances, Jools Holland and his rhythm and blues

Orchestra featuring Mel C and a view more One Show moments thrown in.

# Was for Christmas what would be my toy

# I wish those days could come back once more

# Why did those days ever have to go

# I wish those days could come back once more

# Why did those days ever have to go

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