Episode 3 Sam & Mark's Big Friday Wind Up

Mark, have you got everything sorted for today's show?

-Everything, mate.

-The platform for Rotation.

Oh, Rotation is working perfectly. I oiled it myself.

Brilliant. SCREAMING

Have we got some embarrassing mums and dads to surprise in the audience?

Of course we have. Don't you worry about that, mate.

Could everybody embarrassing get to the studio right away? Thanks, yeah.

What else? What else?

Oh! Have we got the skittles sorted for Dad-Pin Bowling?

Have we got the skittles sorted for Dad-Pin Bowling?

-Look, it's right here.

-Oh, dude, this is excellent.

I'm very impressed that you managed

to sort everything out for today's show.

I think you didn't mess it up. You're the man!

MARK SCREAMS

Ah.

# Wind me up, put me down

# Start me up and watch me

# Cos it's easy once you know how it's done

# You can't stop now... #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Ladies and gentlemen,

it's Big Friday Wind-Up!

My name is Lani and I'm here to introduce your hosts.

Proving that looks aren't everything, it's Sam and Mark!

CHEERING

Come on! Come on! Come on!

Yeah!

Welcome to the weekend.

Yeah!

-I'm Sam.

-I'm Mark.

And are you lot in the mood for an hour of celebrities and surprises?

-AUDIENCE:

-Yes!

-Course you are.

-Good.

Well, you're in the right place, then!

Tonight, two members of the studio audience

will get the chance to meet their TV idol.

AUDIENCE OOHS

And you'll get to see what happened when Mark and I went undercover

with our hidden cameras to prank two unsuspecting Wind-Up fans.

I've been here for 50 years.

I have.

I have.

And that's not all.

We've also have music from Loveable Rogues!

CHEERING

But right now let's meet our studio audience.

-Thanking you.

-Thank you very much.

But first, let's kick things off with a very special wind-up.

Now, audience, can we have a bit of hush in the studio from now on?

Because our first victim is just a few metres away,

but he has got no idea!

This is Connor, who is a massive fan of this show.

He thinks he's here on a tour of the BBC,

but he's actually just about to walk in to the Wind-Up studio!

OK, everyone in the studio, please be very quiet.

(This is the big moment, he's just backstage.)

OK, get ready.

Come on through, follow me and have a sit on there, Connor,

on that seat. So that's the green screen we were talking about.

It projects, look.

You'll see the skyline will come on there,

and we'll get you to present the news.

There you are, look. It's amazing, isn't it?

-Are you ready to present the news?

-I don't...

It's Connor!

CHEERING

Hello, mate. How are you doing?

-Fine.

-Are you a little bit shocked?

Yeah!

Well, Connor, we can tell you

that you are not actually here for a BBC tour.

Oh, no. You are today's guest of honour

on our show - Sam And Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up!

CHEERING

How are you feeling?

I don't know!

Connor, we've heard that you're a big fan,

so as a reward you are going to

enjoy the Big Friday Wind-Up in the best seat in the house!

-Come on, follow us.

-Come on, buddy.

CHEERING

Connor, everyone!

Take a seat right here, mate.

You take a seat there, buddy.

There you go, that's for you.

There's a little crown for you.

Brilliant.

And we've got you a Big Friday Wind-up goody bag there,

so you can enjoy that.

Had you any idea that we were going to surprise you today?

-No.

-LAUGHTER

I think it's safe to say you didn't have any clue.

Listen, you sit back, you enjoy the show.

Right now it's time to surprise some more members of our studio audience!

OK, so I am going to speak to someone in our studio audience,

and that person is you, Arma.

-How are you doing?

-I'm good.

Good. Nice to see you. Are you enjoying the show so far?

-Yes.

-I hear that your dad is very embarrassing.

He does something embarrassing when it comes to a supermarket,

-is that right?

-Yeah.

-What does he do?

-Well, whenever he is anywhere,

he just checks around to see no-one's looking,

then he'll just let it out.

-Let what out?

-Yeah.

-Let what out?

He'll just trump.

He'll trump.

GROANING

Dad, is this true?

Better out than in, eh?

It's true. Fair point, fair point.

Mark, that's pretty surprising. Can you surprise anyone else?

I don't know. I don't know. Trumping? That's just... Oh.

What do you think, guys?

I think I can, actually, because I am going to speak...

to you, Finley. Are you all right, mate?

Yeah.

-LAUGHTER

-How are you doing, mate?

-Fine.

-Are you enjoying the show so far?

-Yeah.

Fantastic. That's good.

Why do you think I'm here talking to you now?

Em...because my dad's embarrassing.

Yes, but it's not actually about that. It's about this.

Let's have a look at this. Do you know this?

What's this?

My Jake's... My brother's chicken hat.

Yes, it is your brother's chicken hat.

Now, I hear your brother wears this chicken hat quite a lot just

to be annoying and weird.

-Is that right?

-Yeah.

And is it right he always tries to out-do you

by saying he's done everything that you have, but better?

Yeah.

So it's fair to say that he's fairly annoying

-and he's a rather embarrassing brother, is that right?

-Yeah.

Where is your brother today?

-Um, well, I think he was at work or something.

-At work or something.

I tell you what - wouldn't it be embarrassing

-if your brother came in here now wearing this chicken hat?

-Yeah.

He wouldn't deliberately go out and embarrass you like that, would he?

-No.

-No.

-Or probably yeah.

-LAUGHTER

You were right the second time, mate. He would.

Shall we bring on Finley's Jake?!

MUSIC: "The One And Only" by Chesney Hawkes

CHEERING

# Chick, chick, chick, chick Chicken

# Lay a little egg for me

# Chick, chick, chick, chick Chicken

# I want one for my tea

# Oh

# Haven't had an egg since Easter

# And now it's half past three

# Chick, chick, chick, chick Chicken

# Lay a little egg for me. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Good man. Good man.

Nice one, Jake.

Finley? Finley, what have you got to say about that, mate?

Embarrassing.

LAUGHTER

It was embarrassing. Don't worry, my friend,

now is your chance to get your own back on your brother.

Jake, you need to go and get yourself ready. Off you go.

Finley, you need to come with me,

cos it's time to play Bro-Pin Bowling!

Now, what is Bro-Pin Bowling, I hear you ask?

Well, it's pretty simple -

it's just the same as ten-pin bowling,

but instead of a bowling ball, we're going to be using Finley's brother!

Finley, are you ready to see your brother

like you've never seen him before?

-Yes.

-Oh, yes.

Audience, are you ready?!

AUDIENCE: Yeah!

-In that case...

-BOTH: Bring on the brother!

CHEERING

MUSIC: "Lifted" by Lighthouse Family

How are you, mate?

Give us a wave.

Good old Jake.

-How are you feeling, buddy?

-Oh, top of the world.

You are looking good!

Forget that chicken hat. This could be a new look for you!

Yeah, definitely.

OK, Finley, this is a very simple game.

All you have to do is use the controls in front of you

to determine how far back your brother goes before we release him.

If Jake manages to get all the skittles down in one go...

Strr-rike!

Or two goes...

Spare.

Then Finley will win a prize.

AUDIENCE OOHS

But if he doesn't, then, Finley,

you're going to get to foam him anyway, so it's going to be awesome!

Everybody's a winner. How does that sound, Finley?

Good.

But wait! That is not all,

because there's also a very special golden skittle.

CHORAL SINGING

If that gets knocked down,

every member of our studio audience will win a prize.

CHEERING

Awesome.

What do you think about that? They're happy.

I'm going to go over there. I'm going to help you out.

Get him facing those skittles, mate.

Bring him down.

Here he is. All right, mate? I'm sorry about this.

I'm really sorry.

Oh, look at his little face.

LAUGHTER

Finley, it's time to wind up your brother. Start winding. There you go.

Audience, how far should we take him?

AUDIENCE: To the top.

The Vamps, where should we take him?

ALL: To the top.

OK. He's got him.

Are you happy with where your brother is positioned?

-Yes.

-OK, here we go.

You get your hand on that.

In three, two, one, release the brother!

CHEERING

You've done so, so well there.

You've knocked eight of the skittles down and also the golden skittle,

which means every studio audience member wins a prize.

CHEERING

All right, mate, you've got one more chance to knock them down,

so once again it's time to wind up your brother.

Get him wound up. Audience, where would we take him?

AUDIENCE: To the top!

OK, I'm going to help you out a little bit, mate.

We want a spare, don't we?

The best of luck to you.

-On your cue, Mark.

-OK, in three, two, one, release the brother!

Yes!

The wrong way, the wrong way. Bad luck.

Unfortunately, you only got nine of the pins down,

but don't worry about it,

because you're still going to get to foam your brother.

That's fine. Bring on the foaminator.

CHEERING

How are you feeling, are you all right?

Just remember I'll get you back, mate.

LAUGHTER

I'm not going to lie, this is going to be wet.

OK, Finley, three, two, one...

Foam him!

I tell you what, you enjoyed that, didn't you?

-Oh, Jake, how are you feeling after that?

-All right.

LAUGHTER

-How are you feeling, Finley?

-Good.

-Have you had fun today?

-Yeah.

-Fantastic.

Let's hear it for Finley and Jake, everyone!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Right, now it's time to meet some more of our friends.

Ladies and gentlemen, say hello to Carl and Darcy!

-Are you enjoying the show, guys?

-Yeah.

-Fantastic.

Now, not so long ago, Mark and I wound these two up

with the help of our hidden cameras, didn't we, lads?

-Yeah.

-Yeah, we did, good and proper. Yeah.

Let's see what happened when we played a game of In Yer Face!

Carl, will you do the honours, down camera number three?

Run VT!

"THE A-TEAM" THEME MUSIC PLAYS

CAR HORN BEEPS

CAR HORN BEEPS

It's time for another round of In Yer Face.

Today, we're in the beautiful town of Shrewsbury.

It's the birthplace of Charles Darwin,

and a lot of people refer to it as the town of flowers.

-It's very exciting. Look how excited he is!

-What are you on about?

I've been in that car for ages, I need a wee.

Oh-oh-oh.

LAUGHTER

-I'm taking Carl.

-And I'm taking Darcy.

The aim of the game is not to get recognised.

We've got loads of costumes and cunning disguises to help.

Whoever gets away with it the longest is the winner.

But if they discover our true identity

and make a positive ID right in our faces, then it's game over.

It's time for In Yer Face round one. Tree surgeon.

Sam and Mark get back to nature,

but who will GROW through to the next round?

FOREST up, it's Sam.

-Mate, I've got to say, blond really suits you.

-I used to be blond.

When I were a kid, I were blond,

then my hair just went dark for some reason.

You're back to when you were a kid, and you look great.

Thanks, mate. I feel great, actually.

You must tell Carl that you are a new tree surgeon in the area

-and you want to know how much they know about trees.

-OK.

That's why you've got the leaflets in your hand.

You must use a tree-related word of my choosing.

-I'm going to give you "branching out".

-Branching out. Easy.

-Yeah, I know.

-I'm going to let you rethink that.

-All right. All right.

-That's easy.

All right.

Beating you already, aren't I?

-No, wait a minute.

-Can't even think of a word.

I'm doing it.

-Root of the problem.

-Easy.

-Oh.

-Fine.

-I can't really think of tree-related words.

-LEAF it out.

-That's actually really good.

You're BARKING up the wrong tree, kid.

-In Yer Face, you've got to get In Yer Face.

-Easy, mate.

-Oh!

-Look at you.

-Easy, mate.

-I don't like this attitude, Sam Nixon.

-Eh, it's a new attitude.

We're in Shrewsbury.

OK, that doesn't make any sense whatsoever.

LOW-PITCHED VOICE: Hello there.

Terrible accent.

I'm a tree surgeon in the area.

I'm from Pine and Dandy,

and I'm just handing out these leaflets just to make sure

that everyone knows that I am in the area looking after the trees.

-Do you know what a tree surgeon does?

-No.

I basically look after the trees, because sometimes, trees,

they can get overgrown

and they can get right in yer face.

We don't like that, so I like to cut them back.

Just let people know that I'm in the area

and I'm looking after the trees, OK?

-Thank you.

-Thank you very much.

Goodbye.

Very good. Very, very good.

Did it easy.

-I think that was the easiest first hit I have ever done.

-No, no, no, no.

-What you don't know, he was taking your accent off.

-No, I do know that.

He was a bit rude, actually.

As soon as I went in, I went, "Hello." And he went, "Hello."

MARK LAUGHS

Still, though, he didn't get me.

So that LEAFS Sam with a 1-0 lead.

Time to see if Mark can avoid the chop.

OK, you know the rules, Mr... What are you called?

Route 101 Tree Surgery, mate.

-Is that going to be your accent?

-Well, I'm local.

Good one. Try and have a little bit of a conversation with Darcy.

Talk to him about trees.

But you have got to get the word "jumper"

into the conversation five times.

Jumper?!

Five times.

-You're making up rules now.

-Well, you're making up rules.

-I was only meant to get one word in, I got three in.

-Oh, you're joking.

OK, all right, I'll try my very best.

Best of luck, mate, don't mess it up.

I won't. I'm great.

Don't forget - "jumper" five times.

All right, my mate?

And you thought my accent were bad!

I'm a local tree surgeon in the area, from Route 101.

Mark?

-Oh, he said...

-What's that, mate?

-From Sam And Mark?

SAM LAUGHS

-Who's that?

-Mark, from Sam And Mark.

Yes, I am.

You got me good and proper.

SAM LAUGHS

-Nice to meet you.

-Got him straight away.

-You all right?

-Loser.

-I'll get my mum.

I'll get my mum.

That means that I've lost In Yer Face,

because Sam has been doing exactly the same thing with Carl.

Carl didn't have a clue.

-Here he is.

-Oh, well, well.

Looks like the champion's back.

-Hiya, mate. How are you doing?

-He's proper smug about it as well.

Hello, how are you doing?

This is good, innit?

No. No, it's not.

-Darcy, have you had fun on the quickest In Yer Face ever?

-Yeah.

-High-five to that.

-Champion.

-Champion.

-Well, I am.

-Oh!

Smug little face.

So, there you have it. Sam's the winner. Back to the studio.

I have to live with that face.

That face, smuggest face in the world ever.

Darcy, I've got to say,

that is, quite possibly, the quickest game of In Yer Face ever.

What was it that rumbled Mark there?

His beard.

It was his beard, was it? Not his accent? His accent was pretty bad.

I didn't notice that.

Carl, did you have no idea whatsoever?

Well, I knew he wasn't an actual tree surgeon,

cos I could see all the beard marks and the...

LAUGHTER

-But I didn't, like, actually know it was Sam.

-Ah, right, OK.

So that kept me in the game.

All right, it's time to find out what happened next.

This time, Darcy, you do the honours. Down camera three.

Run VT!

Mark's failure means Sam shoots straight into Round Two -

footballer.

Can Sam KEEPY-UPPY the disguise

and convince Carl he's an international soccer star?

Well, before I go on, congratulations,

-you are the winner of In Yer Face.

-Mate, you must be gutted.

Not only are you today's loser of In Yer Face, this here, football...

You must be gutted, you'd have been well excited to do this.

That's why I'm going to be really mean.

Mate, you can be as mean as you want, cos I've won.

-No pressure.

-All right.

-Here are the rules, nice tache, by the way.

-Thanks.

You are Shrewsbury Town's new Argentinian football signing.

-I want you to show Carl your skills.

-OK.

I'm going to give you the name of a special move.

I want you to perform that move when you're with Carl.

Then I want him to perform it too. What's your accent going to be?

-I want to hear your Argentinian accent.

-Hola.

-Needs work.

-OBSCURE ACCENT: I play de football.

-What's your name going to be?

-Rodriguez.

Have you got a first name or is that both?

First name Rod. Second name...

Riguez.

LAUGHTER

Your name's Rod Riguez.

HE LAUGHS

Rod Riguez.

Let's see some keepy-uppies.

One, two, three, four, five... Wow, he's been practising.

Wow.

Oh, no. No, you'll get a yellow card for that. The refs don't like that.

They do on my pitch, mate, the winning pitch.

Unbelievable.

Here comes Carl. I'm going to have some fun with this one.

Hola. Hola.

What is your name?

Carl? Nice to meet you, Carl. I am Rod Riguez.

I have just been signed to Shrewsbury Town.

Nice to meet you, Carl.

-Get him to do some keepy-uppies.

-Can you do the keepy-uppies?

You show me, Carl.

Who is your favourite football team?

Who is your favourite football team, Carl?

Liverpool? They wanted to sign me, but I said no.

I said no.

I doubt that.

I want to be with Shrewsbury.

Say, "I play central defensive midfielder striker."

I play central defender midfielder de striker, striker man.

You know that?

OK, I'm going to give you the name of the skill that I want you to do.

From my country, though, I have a special move that I always use.

It's called the hippo flick.

It's called the hippo flick.

It's very, very popular in my country.

-I flick it over my head.

-It's very difficult.

And then I catch it with my ankle.

I flick it and I catch it like that. As you can see, it's difficult.

Get Carl to show you.

You want to?

The hippo flick.

-Oh. He good. He's good.

-Well done, get him out of there, mate.

-Good.

Thank you very much. Thank you, bye. Bye, Carl.

What's happened to your voice?

OK, Coach. Get it in.

In.

LAUGHTER

MARK LAUGHS

Well done, mate. Looks like he hasn't got a clue.

Hola!

Wow.

-That was ridiculous.

-Oh, mate.

-I tell you what?

I'm impressed with your football skills, mate.

-The hippo flick is a good move.

-Did you like that?

I liked the way you were doing that.

-I can't bel... Do you reckon he knows something's up?

-I don't know.

Obviously there's something strange happening in his life today.

I don't know if he knows it's me.

I might be going all the way, baby.

Oh.

So, Sam scores again,

which means he goes straight through to Round Three.

Town crier.

Will Sam's identity finally ring a bell with Carl?

-Have you been in my jewellery box?

-I have been in your jewellery box.

You look absolutely brilliant and ridiculous, all at the same time.

-Thanks, mate.

-OK, well, you've won.

But let's see how far we can go with Carl.

This could get very, very interesting.

OK, you are a town crier. Your job is to make public announcements.

OK.

-You have to repeat everything that I say.

-What do town criers say?

Whatever I say.

-Believe me, I am going to stitch you up good and proper.

-Let's do it.

HE LAUGHS

Here comes Carl. Get ready to be stitched up, buddy.

-Hear ye.

-Hear ye.

My name is Strange George.

My name is Strange George.

Hello.

-What is your name?

-What is your name?

-Carl.

-Carl. Hello, Carl.

I have many important announcements to make.

I have many important announcements to make.

I am the town crier.

I have a very itchy bum.

-I have an itchy bum.

-And I need to scratch it.

And I need to scratch it.

You have no idea how itchy my bum is.

You have no idea how itchy my bum is.

How are you today, Carl?

How are you today, Carl?

I am the town crier.

I've been here for 50 years.

I have.

I have.

Look at my great beard.

Look at my great...sideburns.

They're not fake, they're real.

Hear, hear! Have a lovely day.

You know what? I'm throwing in the towel. Go and tell him who you are.

Master Carl, could I have you for one last second, please?

Sam, you're the master. Take your hat off.

My name's Sam, and I have a good friend who I work with on TV,

called Mark.

Oh, yeah.

LAUGHTER

I've been playing a game with you today called In Yer Face.

Yeah, I thought that.

Got him. Finally.

What you don't know is that Mark has been playing this game

with your good friend Darcy.

Luckily for me, Darcy knew it was Mark straight away on the first one

this morning, when he was a tree surgeon.

So that means I'm the winner. Here he is.

Are you all right, lads?

How are you doing?

-Can you believe it? Lads, it's been a bit of a surreal day.

-Yeah.

What did you think when we were at the football pitch

-and I was the Argentinian?

-I thought you were a bit weird.

-Well, that's true.

-That is true in so many ways.

High-five, lads. Nice work.

That means that I'm the winner of today's In Yer Face.

Woo!

Back to the studio.

-Well done, mate.

-Thanks, man.

Carl, you appeared to have no idea during the footy,

other than, as you just said there, you thought I was a little weird.

But you were a little suspicious during the town crier.

-You actually said I weren't the town crier at all.

-Yeah.

-What were you thinking?

-I knew you weren't the town crier,

cos the town crier's got a massive beard and is about seven foot tall.

All right, no need to take the mick.

Seven foot tall you are not.

-All right.

-How did you not get him on the dreadful Argentinian accent?

I just wanted to leave.

I knew it was the same guy from the door, I was like,

"I just want to go."

LAUGHTER

Hola.

-Guys, did you have a good day? BOTH:

-Yeah.

It was a little surreal, though. Well, you've been fantastic sports.

Ladies and gentlemen, give a massive round of applause

for Carl and Darcy. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

There's still loads more wind-ups ahead today.

Take a look at all this.

We find out what awaits us inside the Truck Of Luck.

The Loveable Rogues perform for us right here in the Wind-Up studio.

Two families will be trying to avoid the slime in Rotation.

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you The Finger Of Fun!

Hey, Finger, there's no need for that!

That is naughty. Naughty Finger.

Finger, will you go and find us someone, please?

Go.

BOTH: # Who's it gonna be? Yeah!

# Who's it gonna be?

# Who's it gonna be? #

The Finger has found his targets! What are your names?

-Tom.

-Georgina.

Fantastic, get yourselves down here, guys,

cos it's time to play The Prize Surprise!

Georgina and Tom, were you expecting that?

-BOTH:

-No.

-Good.

-Good.

Have you got any idea why The Finger Of Fun has picked you?

-No.

-Good.

Well, it's actually something to do with top CBBC drama Wolfblood.

Yay!

LAUGHTER

We hear you're big fans.

-Do you love it?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Brilliant.

-Fantastic.

What is it about the show that you like?

-I just like how much drama there is in it.

-I like Rhydian.

You like Rhydian, do you? Excellent.

Interesting.

Who are your favourite characters? I'm guessing, Tom, yours is Rhydian.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Maddy and Rhydian and Jana.

-Excellent.

Well, we've heard about your love of Wolfblood,

so we've got a little surprise for you.

It's a message recorded on the set of Wolfblood.

Have a look at this.

Hi, Georgina and Tom.

It's Bobby Lockwood here on the set of series three of Wolfblood.

We're all really pleased to hear you enjoy the show.

As a big thank you, Sam

and Mark are going to give you both the chance to win a fantastic prize.

You need to run around the Sam And Mark studio to find a wolf

hidden in one of the green rooms.

If you find it, you'll win a special prize -

a day behind the scenes on the set of Wolfblood.

Good luck.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-Tom's loving that.

-Look at his face.

Loving that. It's exciting.

What do you think about that?

That's pretty exciting. Tom? Speechless?

LAUGHTER

Fantastic, OK. Should we get you ready for the game?

-OK, can we get Chimpy to take you...?

-Chimpy, everyone.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

All right, Georgina and Tom, we're going to get you miked up.

Whilst they're out of the way,

we can let you into a little bit of a secret.

Bobby, who you just saw there,

isn't actually on the set of Wolfblood.

He's backstage here right now! Hi, Bobby!

-Hi, guys!

-There he is! Are you all right?

Georgina and Tom don't actually realise

I'm the wolf they're going to be hunting. Ssh!

We'll keep it quiet. Good luck.

That is a twist and all, innit, eh?

OK, we've taken Bobby off the big screen.

Shall we bring back Georgina and Tom?

Here they are, guys. Round of applause.

-Are you all ready for the game? BOTH:

-Yeah.

Guys, you have got 40 seconds to find the wolf

that is hiding backstage in his dressing room.

But we're now going to give you the chance to earn

an extra 30 seconds by asking you three Wolfblood-related questions.

It's ten seconds per question. Good luck.

First question is,

what is the name of Maddy's best friend, who loves science?

-Shannon.

-Shannon, yeah.

Correct! An extra ten seconds.

We're up to 50, guys, come on.

What is the name of the fictional village in which Wolfblood is set?

Stoneybridge.

-Well done.

-They are very good.

We're up to a minute, guys.

Can we make it the full one minute ten seconds?

What are the names of the three girls who are best friends

and love to gossip?

The three what?

Ks.

It's a full house, people.

OK, you've answered three questions correctly,

so you have one minute, ten seconds to find the wolf.

-Are you ready?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

Best of luck to you.

In three, two, one... Go!

SHOUTS OF ENCOURAGEMENT

Come on, you're doing really well.

Keep going. Follow the sign.

Running fast, it's good. Come on.

You're doing really well.

Careful!

You're going that way.

What is that in there?

-The wrong way!

-Unlucky!

The alien's saying to the left.

Go through the door.

Come on, you can do it.

What is that in there?

CHEERING

You've found it! Well done, guys.

That means you win the star prize -

a behind-the-scenes trip to the set of Wolfblood!

Is that good?

Yes!

-Are you happy, guys?

-Happy?

-BOTH:

-Yeah.

Well, guys, Tom, Georgina,

your day is about to get a whole lot better.

Why don't you take a look and see who the wolf is?

You all right, guys?

It's hot in there. How are you?

How good is that!?

CHEERING

How amazing is that?

We'll leave you to have a chat cos it's time for us

to face another big challenge.

Come with us!

We've been surprising you lot all day,

but, as ever, it wouldn't be fair if we got off scot-free.

So, it's time to find out what's awaiting us

inside the Truck Of Luck.

Evening, Chimpy.

There's something inside this truck, but Mark and I have no idea what.

But whatever it is - we just have to go with it.

So, here we go...

BOTH: Mystery guest - reveal yourself!

BREAKBEAT MUSIC PLAYS

Wooh-hoo-hoo!

Wow!

Wow!

Wow!

-Hi, guys, you all right?

-We're Unity Youth

and we are Alesha's Street Dance Stars 2013 champions.

-Wow!

-Fantastic.

So, have we got to do that?

Yes.

This could be a long night, people.

Genuinely, what is the challenge?

The challenge is for you two to have a break-dance battle,

and we're going to decide who the winner is.

-What are we doing?

-Amazing!

-Fantastic.

-Oh, no!

We'll be back later to give this a go.

Give it up for Unity Youth, everyone!

But in the meantime, please welcome back our special guest -

Bobby Lockwood!

-Bobby Lockwood!

-Yay!

Thank you ever so much for taking part in the Prize Surprise earlier.

Of course. That was fantastic.

Tom and Georgina are going to love that. Did you see their faces?

-Did you have a good chat to the guys?

-I did.

I'm looking forward to bringing them on set - they'll love it.

What a fantastic prize, their face when we told them that,

it was brilliant.

So would you say you're enjoying your Wind-Up experience so far?

Yes, it's been a lot of fun.

Oh, yeah?

How was your walk to your dressing room today, Bobby?

Shall we run the VT?

So, Sam and Mark, series three...

I think it's safe to say that no-one is safe on Wind-Up.

Ah...

It's funny cos originally I thought something was up in the room

and then I sat down and thought, "This is a comfy chair."

And you even see me fit into it and suddenly it moves and, oh...

Bobby, I've got to say, congratulations on Wolfblood,

what a massive success that show has become.

There's been two very successful series here in the UK

and it's getting shown in America.

-How good's that?

-How amazing's that?

That is, like, incredible. How has the show changed your life?

I've made friends for life on the show, 100%.

It's so nice to be part of a show and then...

Whilst we filmed it, we were really starting to believe in it

as it was going on, thinking, "We're making something quite good here."

And then it's starting to get the recognition that we were all

hoping for, I think. Yeah, it's good.

We've heard on the Wind-Up grapevine/Wolfblood grapevine

that you like to have a bit of a dance when you're on set.

You fancy yourself as a bit of a dancer, Bobby?

I did dance for many years...

THEY TALK OVER EACH OTHER

I don't like saying it.

I did dance a lot as a kid, and I haven't danced in a while now.

What type of dancing do you do, mate?

Well, I did a little bit of everything, actually.

-Master of all the dances.

-Did a bit of ballet.

-Did you?

-Did you?

-I did tap...

Can you do a shoulder freeze?

Because Mark can't.

Takes me a while now, I've got bad knees.

Watch this, get ready.

That is...

Down there!

Bobby, show us a move.

Fancy showing us a move?

-Yeah.

-Let's get some music.

-I can do the worm.

-Yes!

-Do the worm!

Here we go!

I haven't done this in a while.

CHEERING

You're making me look bad.

That was so much better than your shoulder freeze!

Mate, that was amazing.

We should have warmed up first!

So, Bobby, when did you start acting, what age?

Erm...

Well, I started dancing when I was about three.

My mum said I had too much energy and was always waiting to perform,

so she said do I want to start dancing, I was like, "OK."

Started dancing and, through that, started the whole acting thing.

And then, my agent saw me at a show and that was it, really.

Approached my mum after the show and said, "Can he be on our books?"

You were very cute as a kid.

Anybody want to see Bobby as a kid?

-AUDIENCE:

-Yeah.

Let's have a look. He's so sweet - look.

Rocking the haircut, mate, that is cool.

A quiff-and-a-half!

My mum used to always say to me when I was younger,

"Stop smiling so much cos you end up squinting."

It's so true. Now, looking back...

You look so cute, though.

That's such a big smile, isn't it?

It's a good smile.

That sums up my childhood, really. That was me from...well,

till now, really!

You're looking like you're having a good time anyway!

Bobby, if you could play any other character in any other TV show,

what would it be?

It's kind of my dream, I want to be James Bond when I'm older.

That is actually a genuine...

The first time I told my mum that,

"Mum, I want to be James Bond when I'm older,"

she laughed in my face!

I was like, "Mum, I'm an actor, I'm British - I could be."

And she was like, "Oh, you're being serious?"

You know...

Daniel Craig's blond, I think we need more blond Bonds.

So what's next for you? More Wolfblood?

Yeah, we've got a third series coming up...

Awesome.

Can't wait to start but I can't say too much now.

That's so Hollywood, isn't it?

Bobby, thanks so much for joining us, it's been a real pleasure.

The best of luck for the future. Ladies and gentlemen, Bobby Lockwood.

So we've seen it all today - celebs, surprises

and embarrassing family members.

This really is the place to get your weekend started.

BOTH: Welcome to the weekend!

Earlier on, we were set our challenge by Unity Youth

and now it's time to take it on!

Curtis, what do we have to do?

Right, Sam, you're going to this side with them three,

and, Mark, you're going to come this side with us three.

And it's time to battle.

AUDIENCE OOHS

How will we know who the winner is, Curtis?

We're going to decide by all of us

and, like you do in a boxing ring, one hand or the other hand.

OK, excellent.

OK, lovely.

That's the challenge, but how do you lot think we'll do?

Studio audience, we're going to ask you to vote for who you

think will be the best!

If you get it right, there's a prize in it for you!

You've each got two cards - blue for Sam and pink for me.

So, please, make your decisions and raise your cards!

Didn't want anybody to vote for me anyway.

-No, it's close.

-Don't patronise me!

Let's see. Shall we get started?

Good luck.

OK, I'm excited.

Three, two, one...battle.

MUSIC: "It's Like That" by Run-DMC vs Jason Nevins

Curtis, the decision is down to you, mate, who's the winner?

Sam, you did have a good back spin, but...

Mark's the winner!

So, it's a win for me, then,

and it's a win for everyone who voted for me,

because you all receive

a highly coveted Sam And Mark Wind-Up wristband!

Sorry for all the Sam votes.

Shall we give it up one more time for the brilliant Unity Youth?

Right, I think it's time we got out of these costumes...

Yes, it is. But while we do, take a look at what happened

when we wound up our studio audience before the show!

We left the TARDIS right outside the Wind-Up studio -

what a great opportunity for a photo.

Or is it?

The top story tonight - the boys are back.

Sam and Mark fever is taking the world by storm.

Sam and Mark are shamrock-ing Ireland right now.

Sam And Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up...

Breaking news this morning...

That's right, Kimberly, we have huge news.

The very famous Sam and Mark are back!

The very popular show with even more pranks and hilarity,

taking the world by storm. We even know about them across the pond.

THEY SPEAK IN OWN LANGUAGE

AUSTRALIAN ACCENT: Sam and Mark are making waves down under.

PEOPLE SPEAK IN VARIOUS LANGUAGES

AMERICAN ACCENT: Sam and Mark are back!

HUW EDWARDS: Tune in to get the weekend party started.

Sam's on his way, I can only apologise for his eagerness -

he really loves you guys.

All right, cool.

You all right, how you doing!?

Lovely to see you, thanks for coming on the show.

Come here, you!

Er, Sam, Sam, sit down.

-Be cooler!

-Oh, sorry.

Lovely to see you, thanks for being on the show.

I just wanted to know, do you guys fancy

playing badminton with me later on after the show?

Ah, we can't make it tonight, we're going to the football.

Although we DO have a spare ticket...

The big match! I love football!

Sssh!

It's me who loves football out of us two.

Absolutely loves football, very excited about the "big match",

especially if I'm watching it with my bezzies - Loveable Rogues!

Come on, you reds!

Reds? There's no reds playing, Sam.

Yeah, I knew that, I meant,

come on, you blues!

No blues either..

Minor details! Anyway, what time do you want me round?

Well, the match starts at 7.30 so get to mine about 7.00?

Yeah. You want me to bring anything? Scarf? Whistle?

Money for a burger at half time?

Bring some comfy jogging bottoms and some dog treats.

Dog treats? You don't need dog treats for the football.

Well, WE'RE going to the football,

you're staying at home and looking after the dog!

Right. Brilliant.

Well, who's taking the spare ticket?

You know it! Oh, yeah!

I get it... You don't want me there.

-That's fine!

-Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Mark, you're meant to follow me when I'm angry.

Right. Sorry. See you guys later!

See you at the big match.

If you bump into Dick and Dom, could you pass them

the spare ticket for us?

-Yeah, sure.

-AUDIENCE AWS

The Finger is back

and it is here to find two families

to take part in tonight's grand finale.

And they could be winning lots of goodies,

including a games console.

AUDIENCE OOHS Yep - it deserves an ooh!

Finger, find us a family!

SAM AND MARK: # Who's it going to be?

# Who's it going to be?

# Who's it going to be? #

Oh!

The Finger's made up his mind,

our first family is the Worley family from Somerset.

But who will they be competing against? Finger, off you go!

# Who's it going to be?

# Who's it going to be? #

Oh, oh, oh...

It's the Cooper family from Manchester!

OK, you lot, get yourselves down here

because it's time to play Rotation!

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the only TV game where you have

to rotate on a giant turntable to avoid getting slimed!

Let's meet our families...

It's the Worley family!

Team Captain Ann, introduce the rest of the gang, please.

This is my brother Kit, this is my mum Helen and this is my dad Neil.

Shall we meet the opponents? I think we should.

It's the Cooper family! Team captain Oscar, introduce the gang for us.

I'm Oscar, this is my brother Max, our friend Edward and my mum Nicki.

Excellent. OK, guys, here is how the game works.

Up here is something we like to call...

The tank...

..of terror!

PSYCHO-STYLE MUSIC PLAYS

Yes, all through the game

this tank will be slowly filling up with slime.

Meanwhile, our teams will be directly below it,

answering a series of questions.

If they get one right, fantastic, they spin away from the tank

and into the safe zone.

But if they continue to get them wrong, they stay right here in...

The danger...

..zone!

The aim of the game is to stay out of this zone

because when the tank fills up to the black line...

The team underneath will get covered in slime.

That's right, one team is getting covered.

Ann doesn't like it.

Worley family - you'll be going first. The best of luck.

Start the slime.

Who replaced Alex Ferguson as Manchester United manager?

-NEIL:

-David Moyes.

-Correct. Rotate.

How many legs does a spider have?

ALL: Eight.

SAM: Rotate.

Bollywood films originate in which country?

-NEIL:

-India.

-SAM: Correct. Rotate.

What's the capital city of Germany?

EDWARD: Berlin.

-Correct. Rotate.

-Peter Parker is the alter-ego of which superhero?

HELEN: Spider-Man.

Correct. Rotate.

Who is Tom's best friend in CBBC's Wizard Vs Aliens?

-MAX: Pass.

-Benny.

What young comedian finished second on Britain's Got Talent 2013?

EDWARD: Jack Carroll.

SAM: Correct. Rotate.

Who composed Beethoven's Fifth Symphony?

ALL: Beethoven.

Correct. Rotate.

In Doctor Who, what is the name of the Doctor's time-travel machine?

ALL: The TARDIS.

SAM: Correct. Rotate.

Who voices the character Woody in Toy Story?

-HELEN: Tom Hanks.

-Correct. Rotate.

Who presents Deadly 60 on CBBC?

ALL: Steve Backshaw.

SAM: Correct. Rotate.

How many eggs are there in a baker's dozen?

-HELEN: 13.

-Correct. Rotate.

What is the largest ocean on the planet?

LAUGHTER AND CHEERING

That looked good, didn't it!?

It looked so good, we should take a look at a slow-mo.

Unlucky! How are you feeling?

-Cold.

-Slimy.

-So sorry!

Well, that means the Worley family go through to our final round.

Let's go and tell them.

Worley family, go and get yourselves ready for the final.

But the Coopers, you're not going home empty-handed,

because we're giving you these Sam and Mark goody bags.

-Have you had a good day?

-Yeah.

We'll give you a towel as well!

Give it up for the Coopers, everyone!

Ok, it's time for the Worleys to win some amazing prizes

as we play Stuck On You!

Playing this game we have Ann and Neil.

-How are you feeling, guys?

-Stoked.

-Stoked?

Brilliant. Here are the rules...

The Wind-Up studio audience is armed with hundreds of balls.

Hold up your balls, everyone!

You have 20 seconds to run around

and catch as many as you can with your sticky suits.

At the end of the game, we'll count up the balls

and see what prizes you qualify for.

More than 20 balls, represented by the yellow line,

will get you all these lovely board games.

More than 40 balls, represented by the blue line, will win you

the board games... What are you laughing at?

..plus a day out at a theme park for all the family.

And more than 60 balls, represented by this red line, gets you

the board games and day at a theme park and tonight's star prize...

a games console!

Wait a minute! There's one more thing,

there's one golden ball.

Catch this, and you'll win a very special prize -

this beautifully crafted Big Friday Wind-Up mug!

-Everybody wants a mug.

-They do.

I'm going to plant this in the audience. Who wants it?

AUDIENCE SHOUTS OUT

Oh, I nearly took her head clean off!

Ok, guys, are you ready?

-Yes.

-Yep.

-Awesome.

-Best of luck.

If you'd like to take your positions...

Best of luck.

Audience, you know what to do...

In three, two, one - let 'em have it!

SHOUTS OF ENCOURAGEMENT

BUZZER SOUNDS Time's up!

All right. Come on.

Hey, not bad.

THEY TALK OVER EACH OTHER

Dad, you come over here.

-Look at this, we're going to be a while.

-Wowsers!

Did you drop that one? We'll have it.

Congratulations, I think this is very good indeed.

Nearly there.

We've got the board games!

Yes!

You are going to be there a long time with Dad, aren't you?

Yeah, that's the theme park tickets.

We're done.

-We're nearly there.

-Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh...

And...

CHEERING

That's the lot...

He's still got loads left - it doesn't matter.

He could do it again.

Well done, guys, you managed to catch more than 60 balls,

which means you've won all the prizes!

Have you had a good day?

APPLAUSE DROWNS OUT SPEECH

Give it up for the Worley family.

It's almost time to wind up the show,

but not before we've said thank you

to everyone we've surprised tonight.

A big thank you to Bobby Lockwood.

Thanks, Bobby Lockwood.

And, of course, our Truck Of Luck dancers - Unity Youth.

Thank you to Unity Youth.

But now please give it up for the Loveable Rogues!

# We are the Loveable Rogues singing on Sam and Mark's show

# Yeah

# I went about my day like a working man would

# And then I thought maybe I'd like to look at something good

# That moment seemed all night long

# I missed the bus that I'm supposed to get on

# Looks like you're going somewhere I don't want to interrupt

# But if you pass me by I feel like I am out of luck

# I'm sorry if I seem abrupt

# Wondered where you'd like to eat for lunch

# That seems like it was centuries ago

# Now I'm doing things I've never done before

# Leave early just to spend some time

# And I think you're leaving early too

# Am I in love?

# Cos I've never known the meaning

# But I'm feeling you

# You, you

# Am I in love?

# Cos I've never known the meaning

# But I'm feeling you

-ALL:

-# It could be whoa-oa Whoa-oa, sweet loving

# Or is it whoa, whoa Sweet nothing?

# It could be whoa, whoa Sweet loving

# Or is it whoa, whoa Sweet nothing?

# Say it to me Say it to me just one time

# Gives me a blessing Makes me know you're mine

# Give it to me Give it to me any kind of way

# Cos you are giving me the word and then I know that you'll stay

# So what you say? Say?

# Say-ay-ay-ay

# I know you like to hide it

# But I see it when you're smiling through the same

# Same, same

# Sa-a-a-ame

# I know you like the chasing but I've caught up

# Am I in love?

# Cos I've never known the meaning but I'm feeling you

# You, you, you, you, hey

# Whoa, whoa, sweet loving

# Or is it whoa, whoa Sweet nothing?

# Whoa, whoa, sweet loving

# Or is it whoa, whoa Sweet loving?

# Whoa, whoa, sweet loving

# Or is it whoa, whoa Sweet nothing?

# Whoa, whoa, sweet loving

# Or is it whoa, whoa Sweet nothing? #