Union J Sam & Mark's Big Friday Wind Up

'Why is this man secretly panicking?

'Does this man know he'll be belly dancing later?

'And how will these two react when their seats collapse?

'Welcome to the show where no-one is safe.

'It's Sam & Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up!

'Boom! It's Sam and Mark!'

APPLAUSE

MUSIC: Can't Stop The Feeling! by Justin Timberlake

-BOTH:

-Welcome to the weekend!

-Yeah!

-Oh, yeah.

-Good audience.

-Yeah.

Have we got a great show for you.

In a moment, someone here will meet their ultimate heroes.

-AUDIENCE:

-Woo!

Oh, yeah. We'll make sure Great Britain's most embarrassing parents

pay the price for showing up their children.

-AUDIENCE:

-Ooo!

And find out what happened when we played a game of In Yer House

with hilarious consequences.

OK, Mark, you've not got long.

Go, go, go. I want you to go into the dining room and get under

-the dining table.

-Oh!

Oh, no, you'd best be quick because they've found the spider.

Go, go, go go!

Mark, be quick, be really quick.

They've found the spider. Kieran could be coming out of that bedroom

any moment now. Get under the table.

-AUDIENCE:

-Ooh!

And on top of all that,

we'll have music and chat with the brilliant Union J.

CHEERING

-Yeah!

-Oh, yeah. But first, remember, on this show, no-one is safe.

That is true.

We know everything about every single one of you.

For example, Mark,

we know that you can flare your nostrils and raise your eyebrows

at the same time. Let's see it.

Wow! That's remarkable.

Is it? Is it?

-Why not?

-Let's hope they get better.

Trudy, you're double-jointed. Show us.

Ugh!

-That's much better than Mark.

-It really was.

We thought we'd hand over to someone else to name and shame

our next unsuspecting target.

Hello, I am Amy-Leigh Hickman, and I play Carmen in The Dumping Ground.

And I'm Jessica Revell, and I played Elektra in The Dumping Ground.

Now, we are looking for two sisters who are big fans of ours.

They're sitting four rows back in the audience.

And they come all the way from West London,

and their names are...

-BOTH:

-..Sebha and Muscaan!

LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

OK, stay where you are, Sebha and Muscaan,

we're coming to you!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Hello. Hello, are you all right? Hello, girls.

So, Sebha and Muscaan, what did you think to that message there?

Oh, my goodness, I was absolutely shocked.

Because you guys are massive fans of The Dumping Ground, aren't you?

-Yeah, definitely.

-Why do you love The Dumping Ground so much?

-Because there's so much drama. I'm always watching it.

-Oh, really?

-Always.

-It is a fantastic show.

-Well, you'll never guess what.

We've got a special game that involves our very own

-dumping ground.

-Indeed. Come with us, as we play

Who Wants To Be A Landfill-ionaire?

Welcome to our very own dumping ground.

-Smells a bit, doesn't it?

-Yes, sorry, I need some deodorant.

Now, Sebha and Muscaan, as super fans of The Dumping Ground,

your mission is to rifle through this rubbish to find a variety

-of hidden treasures.

-We will give you a list of items to find.

As soon as you've found an item,

we will then ask you a question about The Dumping Ground.

For every question you get right,

you'll win a prize from the Wind-Up prize stash.

-AUDIENCE:

-Woo!

Oh, yeah. But be quick,

as you've only got 90 seconds to win as many prizes as you can.

-Are you up for the challenge?

-BOTH:

-Yeah.

-Absolutely great.

Awesome. OK, then it's time to rifle through the rubbish.

The first item you guys need to find is...

-a giant apple core.

-Go!

-Start the clock!

Look around, girls, look around.

Maybe split up, maybe split up.

Might be warmer over where I'm standing.

-Maybe it is.

-I don't know, it could be.

-Take a look, take a look.

-Could be...

Yay!

What is the name of Harry's beloved giraffe?

-Jeff.

-Correct.

-OK, next item.

-Fish skeleton.

-Fish skeleton, come on.

Look everywhere, look everywhere.

-Yeah! Quick, quick, come on.

-OK, second question.

Which character replaced Gina as the main care-worker in series two?

-May-Li.

-Correct!

-Next item. Chicken drumstick.

-Go, go, go!

-Oh, wow!

-We really didn't hide that well.

OK, what is the name of the dog Bailey adopted in series three?

-Mischief.

-Correct!

-You're good.

-Deflated football.

Find the deflated football.

There it is!

What hobby did Tyler develop during series three?

-Magic.

-Correct.

-You need to find a tin of beans.

A tin of beans. You've got 30 seconds left.

You are smashing it, guys.

Tin of beans we're looking for, guys. Tin of beans.

-Look everywhere.

-That's it.

Look up at the back, up at the back.

-Is it at the back?

-It might be, it might be.

OK, look everywhere.

-You can get this. You've got ten seconds left.

-Come on.

OK, come on, keep looking, guys, keep looking. Keep looking.

-OK, time is up.

-KLAXON

-Well done, guys.

-CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Right, I can reveal that the tin of baked beans,

which I wouldn't touch, it's a bit sharp, was there in that box

over there. Unlucky, but you did really, really well, you really did.

You did indeed. We can reveal that you have won four prizes.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-Nice one, girls.

-Very good, Sebha and Muscaan.

But now we're giving you the chance to win something else,

something even bigger than what you've already won.

Something much bigger, in fact.

How would you guys like to win tonight's star prize -

a trip to an actual dumping ground?

No, sorry... LAUGHTER

No, to the set of Dumping Ground!

-Yeah, I want to win it.

-LAUGHTER

-Of course you do.

-And as self-confessed super fans,

-what would that mean to you?

-It will mean the world to me.

You'd get to meet the cast and everything, wouldn't you?

It's the thing that I've dreamed of ever since

I watched the first-ever episode.

Oh, let's hope you win it.

Girls, I've got faith in you.

Do you reckon you can do this?

Have you got what it takes to bag that trip?

-Yeah.

-Yeah, come on!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

In that case,

here's Amy-Leigh Hickman and Jess Revell with the killer question.

-Have a look.

-Good luck, girls.

OK, here is your question.

What is the name of the rich girl Carmen befriends in series one?

OK. We've got some options for you.

I'm going to ask you this once and once only.

Is the answer A, Carmen...

B, Tee...

or C, Esme?

-BOTH:

-C, Esme.

OK. You're saying C, Esme?

-Yeah.

-If this is right, you win that trip to The Dumping Ground.

I can reveal...

that is the right answer!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Well done, girls. You're going to go to The Dumping Ground set.

-Nice work.

-Brilliant.

-Yay!

-Amazing.

-Please bring out the golden tickets

to The Dumping Ground, please.

-Here they are.

-We've got your tickets right here.

Thanks, guys.

CHEERING

Now, is it just me, or do they look a bit familiar?

-Yeah, they do, don't they?

-They do look a bit familiar.

These aren't just any old refuse handlers. Oh, no.

Reveal your true identities, guys.

APPLAUSE

It's Amy-Leigh and Jess, who play Carmen and Elektra

in The Dumping Ground! Yay!

APPLAUSE

-Aw!

-Thank you.

-Hello.

-And there's your tickets right there.

-You're off to the set of The Dumping Ground.

-Thank you.

-No problem.

-Well done.

-Yeah, brilliant.

Ladies, what do you think to these guys' knowledge

-on The Dumping Ground?

-It's better than mine.

Let's hear it once more for Sebha, Muscaan, Amy-Leigh and Jess.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-ALL:

-Hi, we're Collabro.

-And we suggest you watch...

-ALL:

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

-Only on CBBC.

-And iPlayer.

-Oh, yeah.

'Tonight on the Wind-Up Wheel, it's Union J's Casey and John!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-Hi, lads. How are you doing?

-Good.

-Excited for this.

Good, I'm glad you're excited.

As we say on this show, no-one is safe, even our celebrity guests,

-as you can see.

-Which is why Casey and Josh

are putting their wellbeing

on the line by going for a spin on this wobbly wheel,

-isn't that right, lads?

-That is very, very correct, yes.

Here's how it works. We'll be spinning Casey and Josh around until

they're dizzy, sick or maybe something even more terrifying.

They could land on any of these categories, but they have no idea

-what they hold in store.

-Guys, are you ready?

-Very ready.

-It doesn't matter! Doesn't matter!

-It's time to... ALL:

-Wind up that wheel!

Stop that wheel.

Oh! Go Find.

Guys, this is Omar.

You've got to go find Omar! Go, find him! Go!

-Omar!

-You've got 20 seconds, guys.

-Yes, mate!

-Omar!

Omar!

-APPLAUSE

-Yes, mate, high-five.

Nice work. It's time to...

-ALL:

-Wind up that wheel!

Stop the wheel!

Oh! Prize Question.

OK, lads, a member of our studio audience is about to ask you...

LAUGHTER

This lad. This is Jayden.

He's going to ask you the Prize Question.

If you get it right, he will win a very special prize.

-So no pressure.

-I'm going to go up to Jayden.

Right, Jayden, stand up, mate.

-Stand up. Say hello to Josh and Casey.

-Hello.

Nice voice. Is that your actual voice?

-No.

-Ah.

Right, OK, so here is the question that you have to read out to

Josh and Casey. If they get it right, you win a prize.

There's the question. Read it out.

"How many zeros are there in 100,000?"

Think about it, guys.

THEY WHISPER

-Yeah, are you sure?

-Yeah.

Go on, you say it. This is on your head.

-Do you want to double check.

-Yes, I would like to double-check.

-You've got time.

-So one, zero, zero.

-Six!

-No! Hang on!

-You said six!

-Five!

-You said six!

Casey, you just went like this, "Six!"

LAUGHTER

-Literally...

-Which one you want me to take,

your hand signal or what came out of your mouth?

-Five!

-Five. Hand signal.

Is five your final answer?

-Yes, sir, amen.

-Yeah, go on, five.

It's the right answer!

CHEERING

You, my friend, have just won a digital camera!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

That was great. "Six!"

LAUGHTER

-Thank you very much.

-OK, it's time to...

-ALL:

-Wind up that wheel!

Stop that wheel!

Oh! Forfeit.

-We need a prop for this, don't we?

-This is difficult, this one.

OK, lads, I need you both to step off the wheel.

Oh, no.

-What's this about?

-One either side.

You come this side, Josh. Casey, you stand there.

We are not playing Family Fortunes, if you catch my drift?

-We're not.

-What is this?

-We're not.

-An arm wrestle.

-Oh!

-Oh!

-This is good.

-So, guys,

-clasp hands...

-I think he's a bit bigger than me.

-All right...

-This is mind games.

I feel like this is a mind game, isn't it?

-Guys...

-Hang on, let's make you more here, more here.

To be fair, there's not much room on this small podium.

OK, best of luck, guys. Here we go.

Three, two, one - arm wrestle!

Oh, Josh has taken an early lead.

-He's got his weight...

-Yes!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Josh takes it.

There he is, there he is. Take a seat, boys.

Guys, it's time to...

-ALL:

-Wind up that wheel!

Stop that wheel!

Oh, Get The Impression.

Right, now, this is Rachel, a lovely audience member.

-Hi, Rachel.

-Hi, Rach!

-Hi.

-Rachel is about to do an impression of a celebrity or thing.

Boys, you have to tell us what this impression is.

Over to you, Rachel.

I'm bovvered. I'm not bovvered.

Are you bovvered? Who's bovvered? Who's bovvered?

-The Little Britain...

-Yeah, no, not Little Britain.

"Am I bovvered, though?" I've got a picture in my face...

In my head. I've got her face in my...

-Catherine Tate!

-Yes!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

That is the epitome of teamwork right there.

How are you feeling, guys, after being spun round?

-I feel a bit sick.

-Do you?

-Belly is everywhere.

Sorry about that, guys.

-Feeling good?

-Apart from that, I'm feeling great, yeah.

-Excellent.

Ladies and gentlemen, let's hear it once again for Casey and Josh!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank you very much. Take it easy, take it easy.

Oh, yeah. GLASS SMASHES

They'll be fine, they'll be fine.

Right now, it's time to see what happened when we took

our hidden cameras on the road for a game of In Yer House.

'You are entering the world of In Yer House Extreme,

'an elite undercover task force charged with winding up the nation.

'The objective is to complete a series of challenges in

'viewers' homes. The routes are more dangerous, with more rooms,

'and each task is now decided on the toss of a coin.

'Agent Nixon, you will be manning mission control.

'Agent Rhodes, your accomplice is waiting for you

'at today's location.

'You must both proceed there immediately.

'And remember, don't get caught!'

Agents, listen up.

Agent Aidan, am I correct in thinking that you will be

Agent Rhodes' accomplice in his In Yer House extreme mission today?

Yeah.

This is today's target.

His name is Ciaran.

He is Agent Aidan's brother.

Is that correct?!

-It is.

-Wonderful.

Agent Mark, this is the target's house.

You will need to enter the house and hide in the pantry.

-Pantry?

-It's like a larder.

-Lama?

-Basically, it's a cupboard for storing food.

Speaking of food, this is a Sunday roast

that I knocked up last weekend.

I mean, look at those Yorky puddings.

-Oh, wow!

-That is...

-Good.

-It was great, Aidan.

-A piece of art.

-Thank you.

Agent Rhodes, this is your In Yer House coin of destiny.

You will need to flip that coin when I tell you so in every

hiding position. If it lands on your face, you will get an easier task.

If it lands on my face, you'll get a tougher task.

Got it, when I flip the coin

-I don't want to see your face, standard.

-Shh!

This is your survival kit.

Do not open this until I tell you to.

OK.

Agent Aidan, will you distract the target

and help Agent Rhodes get in and out

-of the house without being discovered?

-I will.

-Excellent.

This is your phone.

When I call it you will answer it secretly

-to receive a task of your own.

-OK.

One last question, Agent Rhodes, are you ready to go In Yer House?

-In my house?

-In Ciaran's house.

-Oh, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Well, good luck to both of you...

You'll need it. Leave!

OK, Mark, the target is in position.

(Good luck, mate.)

(He's in, he's in.)

Get into the pantry.

Good man. Nice work.

You are in position one.

-It's time for challenge number one.

-OK.

You should see a bowl with some ingredients in there.

So there's some butter and sugar.

I want you to make a lovely little bit of cookie dough.

-OK.

-Just start stirring it up.

(Whisk it quietly!)

(It's really loud.)

-It's not mixing.

-Get your hands in there then.

It's a shame this wasn't my challenge.

I'd be really good at this, mate.

Got to the final of MasterChef.

(Shut up!)

OK, it's time for you to toss the coin, mate.

If it lands on your face, you get to put chocolate chips in there

and eat it, which would be nice.

If it lands on my face, you get to put fish paste in there and eat it.

Oh, no!

Flip that coin, brother.

Come on! My face, my face!

-'Sam.'

-Oh, no!

Yeah!

Yeah!

Right, hold up the fish paste.

Put a massive spoonful inside

the mix and then have a taste of it.

You've got to taste your mix.

Oh! Go on, get it in your mouth.

Look at his stupid face!

How's that? Is that nice?

Mmm, butter, sugar and fish paste!

Well done, well done.

Nice work.

-Challenge one, done and dusted.

-(Thanks.)

The lads are none the wiser, they're sat in their living room

watching the telly. They've got no idea.

Well done. Time for challenge two.

If you look in your survival kit

you will find a plastic toy spider.

I am now going to give Aidan a call

and I'm going to ask him to collect that spider from you.

MOBILE PHONE RINGS

It's ringing.

Hi there, Agent Aidan, it's Agent Sam.

-How are you doing? Are you all right?

-I'm OK.

-How are you?

-Yeah, good thanks, mate.

-You just head into your bedroom. Perfect.

-Yeah, I am.

Give us a wave, Aidan. There you go! Yay!

There you are! I can see you now.

Right, now, what I want you to do, mate,

is sneak over to the pantry and grab a toy spider from Mark.

All right. Bye, Sam. Bye.

Nice.

OK, Mark, Aidan's on his way.

Yay, nice work!

Mark, what I need you to do now is come out of the pantry,

go across the kitchen and get

into the dog cage that will be right

-in front of you.

-What?!

Maybe crawl on the floor.

The one in front of you. No, no, not that one!

Not that one. The one in the kitchen.

Yeah, that's the one.

(I'm in.)

OK, Mark, I need you to flip the coin.

If it lands on your face, I want you to bark

like a little, shy Chihuahua.

But if it lands on my face,

I want you to bark like a massive Great Dane.

Oh!

'Mark.'

Oh, all right.

Well done, then.

A little, shy Chihuahua it is. Off you go.

HE BARKS SOFTLY

HE BARKS SOFTLY

That's quite good.

I feel sorry for that little Chihuahua.

Nice work, Mark. Challenge done.

Well done. I'm going to call Aidan again.

OK.

MOBILE RINGS

Nice work so far.

Have you still got that spider?

-Yeah.

-Plant that spider under Ciaran's duvet.

-OK.

-What I want you to do is go back into the living room and

say to Ciaran that you've just seen a massive spider

and you need him to come and help get it out.

Ciaran, I'm not even joking, man!

Come and look at this.

There's a humongous spider!

There's a huge spider in your bedroom.

It's in your bedroom.

It was under your covers but it's gone now.

I heard it moving. It was like this big!

OK, Mark, you will now need to get out of the dog cage and go

into the living room behind the sofa. Go, go, go, go, go!

The lads are still in the bedroom, you're all right.

OK, Mark, if you look inside your survival pack

you will see a pair tweezers. Get them out, please.

You're going to do a bit of self-grooming, mate.

-I need you to pluck some hairs on your legs...

-What?!

..because they're really hairy and horrendous.

But you need to flick the coin first.

If it lands on your face, you'll only get to pluck one hair.

If it lands on mine, three.

What?!

What did it land on? What did it land on?

-'Mark.'

-Liar!

All right, all right. Get your leg out and pluck one hair.

Make it a big one, though.

Aggggh!

How long is that?!

That's the longest hair

in the history of the world ever!

Well done, mate. Challenge complete.

Nice work.

OK, Mark, you've not got long. Go, go, go!

I want you to go into the dining room and get under the dining table.

THEY SCREAM

Oh, no! You'd best be quick because they've found the spider.

Go, go, go, go, go!

Mark, be quick, be really quick, they've found the spider.

Ciaran could be coming out of that bedroom at any moment now.

Get under the table.

Nice work, Mark. Nice work.

Ciaran! Come in here and I'll do you a taco.

Come on.

They just walked straight past you, mate!

Time for your next task - you're going to flip the coin.

If it lands on your face, you have to pull the table cloth off

off the table. If it lands on my face,

you have to put it over your head like a ghost

and pretend to be a ghost whilst moving to the next location,

which is the cupboard in Ciaran's bedroom.

Flip that coin, brother!

'Sam.'

-HE MOUTHS:

-Oh, no!

Time to get your best ghost impression on, mate.

Be quiet, they're only in the kitchen next to you!

Whooo!

Whoo! Get yourself into Ciaran's bedroom.

Don't lose it at the last hurdle, mate.

Whoo-whoo!

OK, get into the wardrobe.

Hurry up and get in there, mate.

Hurry up and get in there.

Time for the last challenge - it's a big one.

In your survival kit you will find a balloon.

I want you to blow up that balloon but you need to flip the coin first.

If it lands on your face, you'll have to blow up the balloon,

let it go outside of the wardrobe so

it whizzes around Ciaran's bedroom

and makes a funny noise.

If it lands on my face, you have to keep blowing it up until it bursts.

It's time to flip the coin, mate.

-'Mark.'

-Yes!

Yep, let it get bigger, let it get bigger.

-(OK.)

-OK, here we go. This is your last task, Mark.

SAM LAUGHS

Nice work! Nice work!

Congratulations, you have completed all your missions.

You now just have to get out of the house.

Ciaran is in the kitchen eating a muffin.

You need to get out of the back door and get into the van.

Go, go, go, go!

Be careful. Be careful, Mark! Be careful.

Did somebody order...!

That would have been so cool.

Somebody order someone awesome?

That's better. Get in! Get in!

Well done.

-How was that?

-So hard!

What was the hardest bit?

Hiding under the table when they just walked straight past me.

They were literally just next to you.

Oh, man, I saw, like, their feet just walking past.

I was so, so nervous.

Well, mate, Ciaran has no idea so I think we'd best get out of here.

-Get out of here, come on.

-Well done, well done.

-Come on!

-Let's go!

And here they are. Ciaran, that genuinely was a surprise to you

-because you didn't know that we'd been in your house.

-No.

And because Mark was so successful, we just left your house

-and never mentioned anything, didn't we?

-Yeah.

Yeah. So we actually filmed your reaction when you first saw that.

-Let's take a look.

-'His name is Ciaran.

'He is Agent Aidan's brother...'

-That's brilliant. Nice work.

-So you didn't have a clue?

-You didn't have any idea?

-No, I didn't.

I've got to say, Agent Aidan, you did a fantastic job.

But what I'm most intrigued about...

We filmed that quite a few weeks ago now, didn't we?

-Yes.

-So you've had to keep that a secret...

-Yeah.

-..from Ciaran.

-How has that been?

-That's hard because...

We've been saying about we're going there

and I've been like, "Yeah, yeah...

-"Oh, yeah, let's not mention that."

-Oh, really?

We were just outside and Mum said, "So is that what they look like?"

And I went like, "Yeah, don't you remember the...

"TV programme?"

-That's great.

-We were literally outside and I nearly dropped it.

-Oh, brilliant!

-You played a blinder there, mate.

-That was so close.

Well, you didn't, you didn't. You did fantastic

and you have both been fantastic sports.

-Yes.

-And you're not going to go home empty-handed.

No, no, no. We are giving you these In Yer House spy pens.

Oh, yeah! And because Mark got through all five challenges with

the help of Agent Aidan, we are also going to give you a spy watch too.

-Is that all right?

-OK!

-BOTH:

-"OK!"

He thinks that's good. I like that.

Well, give it up one more time for the brilliant Aidan and Ciaran.

-"OK!"

-"OK."

But right now, here's what else is coming up

on tonight's Big Friday Wind-Up.

It's musical chairs but so much more -

it's The School Of Shame.

Get the answers right, or say goodnight -

hats on for Ball Fall.

And Union J perform for us in the studio.

Now it's time to play a game that combines our two favourite things -

music and mess.

All will be explained very soon.

But first, let's find out who's playing tonight.

Will it be this person...?

# Dancing Queen

# Young and sweet Only 17. #

-Wow.

-Nice.

-Very good.

Will it be this person...?

# Is this the way to Amarillo?

# Every night I've been hugging my pillow

# Dreaming dreams of Amarillo

# And sweet Marie who waits for me. #

Or will it be this person...?

# Now watch me whip

# Now watch me nae nae

# Now watch me whip whip

# Now watch me nae nae. #

-Amazing.

-Don't worry, it won't be any of those people.

Here's who's playing tonight...

Mayaal's family from Cardiff!

But who will they be taking on?

It's Zara's family from Ipswich!

Teams, come on down as we play...

-BOTH:

-Karasoake.

Welcome to the game.

It's basically karaoke with a whole lot of water to boot.

One member of each team will attempt to sing

while the other team soaks them through.

Whoever gets the most lyrics out correctly is the winner.

OK, now, Mayaal, who's on your team?

Here's my cousin Aleena, my brother Martin and my mum Naz.

OK, and, Naz, you're the nominated singer, is that right?

-Yes, I am.

-All right, can we have a...

# Sam and Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up? #

# Sam and Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up. #

-That's lovely!

-Nice!

-Bit of a vibrato.

-Love it.

Zara, who's on your team?

We have my sister Lois, a family friend Maddie and my dad Chris.

Excellent, and is your dad Chris your nominated singer?

-Yeah.

-Why have you chosen your dad?

Because on the way here we sang Les Miserables in the car

and he sung it at the top of his lungs.

-Oh, really?

-Yeah, this is our revenge.

So now we can embarrass him because he deafened us on the way here.

Excellent, well, that's why we play Karasoake, guys.

So, anyway, we've got to hear a bit of this - Les Mis.

Come on, give us a bit.

# Look down, look down Don't look 'em in the eye

# Look down, look down. #

-Wow, I like it!

-I like it.

Here we go, Naz, if you'd like to take your place

on the Karasoake stage.

And Zara and your team, if you would like to choose your soakers.

While they're doing that, Naz, we've got

two songs for you to choose from.

We've got either OneRepublic, Counting Stars

or Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go by Wham.

-Wham.

-BOTH:

-Wham!

Right, Wham!

OK, there are 100 words in this section of the song.

You need to clearly sing as many as you can while you're getting soaked.

-Are you ready? Oh, she's ready.

-Excellent. Soakers, are you ready?

-ALL:

-Yeah!

-Look at them!

Beautiful. Let this game of Karasoake get under way.

# Jitterbug... #

LAUGHTER

BUZZER

It's over!

OK, Naz, I can reveal that you sang...

-..75 words!

-Wow!

-Very good.

-Very good.

-Very good.

-What have you got to say to your soakers?

Now it's your daddy's turn!

It is, indeed.

Chris, it is your turn to come onto the Karasoake stage.

Naz, if you'd like to make your way down.

-Thank you very much.

-OK, well done, Naz.

Chris, if you'd like to make your way onto the Karasoake stage.

-Thank you.

-While he's doing that, Mayaal,

please select your soakers along with your two soakerists.

-Good word.

-Yeah, I made it up.

Right, Chris, it's time to find out what song you'll be singing.

Would you like Black Magic by Little Mix...

-Oh!

-Great song.

..Or Reach by S Club 7 - another great song.

-It's a toughie.

-I think we know what the audience want.

Chris, what are you thinking?

-S Club, Reach.

-Yes!

-S Club, Reach! All right!

-Yes!

Well, once again, there are 100 words in this section of the song.

You need to clearly sing more than 75 to beat Naz's score.

Chris, are you ready?

-I'm ready.

-It's a good score, that.

-It's tough.

-A really good score.

I was going to ask if the soakers are ready...

There they are all ready, look at them! They're ready to go!

OK, let Karasoake commence!

BUZZER

Hold your fire! Hold your fire!

-Well done, Chris.

-One of my favourite moments during that,

Chris, was when you went...

# Climb every MOUNTAIN higher! #

It's pretty high, that. It's pretty high.

OK, Chris, you needed to sing more than 75 words to win the prize.

I can reveal that you scored...

90 words!

Well done!

Which means Zara's team, you are the winners!

Well done. Unlucky, Mayaal's team.

But don't worry, you're still going home

-with a Big Friday Wind-Up goody bag.

-Yay!

-Yay!

-Does that sound good?

-Yeah.

And you got to soak Chris, which is always good.

And Zara's team, you guys are not going home empty-handed,

-of course not, you're the winners.

-Yeah.

You're going home with tonight's star prize,

a karaoke machine that comes with 100 classic backing tracks!

He loves it.

-Oh, no!

-Oh, no!

Oh, no, that doesn't work well!

You're not happy about that, you want him to stop singing.

Well, let's hear it once again for our Karasoake superstars!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

I'm Dolly-Rose Campbell and you're watching

Sam and Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up.

Why? Is your remote control stuck?

'Could all children congregate in the Wind-Up assembly hall -

'Mr Naughty Step Nixon and Mr 20 Star Jumps Rhodes

'have put some particularly embarrassing parents in detention.

'Jenson's mum Emily drives so slowly

'she gets overtaken by pensioners on foot.

'Elise's mum Sarah chases

'her down the street for a kiss.'

'Georgia's dad Darren did a wheelie

'on her scooter and fell off.

'What do you call a woman who tells bad jokes?

'Lennon's mum Nicola.'

'And Kayleigh's dad Peter

'blows air out of his eye.'

'Welcome to the School of Shame.'

Right, Jenson, Elise, Georgia, Lennon and Kayleigh,

we're giving you the chance

to teach your naughty, naughty parents a lesson.

And in the process, one of you could go home with a fantastic prize,

a tablet!

-AUDIENCE:

-Ohhh!

Listen up, because there are rules to obeyed.

We're about to play a game of musical chairs with a difference.

The difference being your parents could get covered in slop.

Mwwhaa!

Every time the music stops, your parents will be seated

in a random order but you'll have no idea what that order is.

One of you will then be asked to select a chair you think

your parent isn't on.

Whoever is sitting on that chair will get a bucket full

of school dinner swill tipped all over them.

-Jenson loves it.

-My name's Lennon!

Yeah, Lennon and Jenson...!

Lennon and Jenson does.

-Good lad, you're taking note, I like it.

-He's listening.

-Well done.

Well done. All right, this is a game of pure chance

but make sure you do it right because

if your parent gets slopped at any time during the game, you're out.

Simple as that, right?

We play on until only one parent and child are standing or sitting.

Juniors, are you ready?

-ALL:

-Yes.

-No, no, are you ready?

-ALL:

-Yes!

-That's better.

-Seniors, are you ready?

-ALL:

-Yes!

-All right! In that case, Mrs Stevenson, take it away.

PARTY MUSIC PLAYS

BELL RINGS

Right, seniors, take a seat.

We're starting with Jenson.

Jenson, I would like you to now write down

the number of the chair you think your parent isn't sitting on.

So write down the number - one, two, three, four, five.

And to remind everyone at home and here in the studio,

could Jenson's parent please raise their hand?

Thank you very much.

OK, Jenson, please reveal the number chair

you think your parent isn't sat in. Show us all.

Number one.

Number one.

Well, it's time to find out if you're right.

Juniors, turn around.

Awww!

-Sorry...

-That was Kayleigh's dad.

Aww! I'm so sorry.

That means we have to say goodbye to Kayleigh and Kayleigh's dad.

A round of applause.

Four seniors left, four juniors left.

Mrs Stevenson, take it away.

PARTY MUSIC PLAYS

BELL RINGS

Right, Elise, we're starting with you now.

I would like you to write down the number chair you think your parent

isn't sat in. We have two, three, four or five remaining.

Now, to remind everyone at home,

could Elise's parent please raise their hand?

All right!

Right, Elise, could you now reveal to us

which number chair you think your parent isn't sat on?

-Two.

-Number two.

Well, let's see if you are right.

-Juniors, turn around.

-Look and see!

It was Lennon's mum. Sorry, guys, we have to say goodbye to you.

Right, three seniors left.

Here we go. Mrs Stevenson, Amy Lee, take it away.

PARTY MUSIC PLAYS

-BELL RINGS

-Sit down.

All right, Georgia, we're coming to you now.

So there are three seats remaining, three, four and five.

I would like you to write down the number chair you think

your parent isn't sat in.

It's either number three, four or five.

To remind everyone at home,

could Georgia's parent please raise their hand?

Thank you very much.

OK, Georgia, you're looking worried.

It's time to reveal which number chair do you think

-your parent isn't sat in?

-Five.

-Number five.

It's time to see if you're right. Juniors, turn around.

Oh, yeah!

You were right!

-Unfortunately...

-I don't like doing it, I'm sorry.

That means we have to say goodbye to Jenson and Jenson's mum.

OK, here we go. This is it. This is the moment.

We're about to find out our winner.

Two seniors left, two juniors left.

Mrs Stevenson, take it away.

PARTY MUSIC PLAYS

BELL RINGS

OK. Elise, we're coming back to you.

There are only two chairs remaining, chair three and chair four.

Please now write down the number chair

you think your parent isn't sat in.

And to remind everyone at home, could Elise's parent

please raise their hand?

OK, Elise, it's time to reveal...

Which number chair do you think your parent isn't sat in?

-Number four.

-You're saying number four.

If you're right, then you will win the tablet.

But if you're wrong, then Georgia wins it.

Best of luck.

OK, it's time to find out if you're right.

Juniors, turn round.

Oh, no!

Gunge-tastic, mate!

Oh, guys, sorry about that.

Elise, sorry, you were wrong.

It was your mum that was sat in chair number four.

And, Georgia, you win the tablet!

What do you think about that, Georgia? Good?

-Yeah!

-Happy, excited?

-Yeah.

-Excellent stuff.

Brilliant, brilliant. Happy, isn't she?

Unlucky to everybody else but don't worry,

you go home with a Big Friday Wind-Up goody bag!

Nice work. And I've got to say, Georgia's dad,

you got away with it scot-free. You must feel pretty good.

Yeah, you would have thought that, wouldn't you?

Mr Rhodes!

OK, everybody, give it up for today's pupils

in the School of Shame!

Hello, we're Ward Thomas and just like Sam and Mark, we love to sing.

The only difference is we do it in tune.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Keep that applause going because we are joined by Union J!

CHEERING

As always, lads, lovely to have you on the show.

-How are you all doing?

-Really well.

-Better for seeing you.

-Oh, nice to see you guys.

-Bless you.

Josh, Casey, have you recovered from the Wind-Up Wheel?

-We have...

-Just about. No, we had a good time.

-It was just a blast.

-Bless you.

-You're good sports, good sports.

Now, boys, you three, you've been on Wind-Up a few times in the past.

-We have.

-Casey, you're new to Wind-Up.

-It's my first time.

-How does it feel?

-Have we made you feel welcome?

-It feels good. I feel very welcome.

-Good.

-I feel good, apart from the spinning wheel.

-Apart from that, obviously!

-I feel good.

And how does it feel to be in the band?

-You're still a fairly new member.

-Literally, I love it.

It's like I've known them... I don't want to sound too cringe,

but all my life, you know what I mean? It's good. Really good.

It was borderline cringe but we'll let you away with it.

-It was...

-I was going there!

-Do you have to change your name to Jasey?

-Erm, no.

-His name is J...

-There was...

-Is it?

-Casey J.

-The other day there was an article that was written about

-Casey and they called him James Casey.

-Yeah.

I called him and said, "Is your actual name James?"

-I was like, "No..."

-"No, they've just spelt my name wrong."

-Fuming.

-I like that though, James Casey.

No, no, no, Casey Johnson.

-Casey...

-Boys, you're going to be performing very soon...

-Yes, we are.

..in just a few minutes in fact.

What are you going to be singing for us?

We're going to be singing You've Got It All, which is our biggest hit.

And it's our favourite one and we're really excited because we are in

the studio and we've just pretty much finished the new album, so...

Hopefully next time we're back we'll be able to give you some exclusive new music...

-Next April.

-Amazing.

-Right now we're golden oldies.

-Well, lads, thank you so much for being here.

-Thank you.

We're looking forward to hearing your song at the end of the show.

Give it up for Union J, everybody!

Thanks, lads.

But right now, time to play Ball Fall.

We have come to the final game of the show.

A battle of wits, strategy and balls.

Let's welcome back our teams...

It's Sebha and Muscaan's team!

And Zara's team!

-Sebha, hello.

-Hello.

-Welcome back.

Introduce the gang for us, please.

So I'm Sebha, this is my mum Nicky,

this is my sister Muscaan and the end one's dad Narinder.

-Excellent. Lovely to have you here guys.

-The end one!

OK, Zara, who have you got over here, please?

I have my dad Chris, my sister Lois and my mum Deborah.

-Chris, have you dried off, mate?

-Just about.

-He's dried off.

-Excellent.

-Let's explain the rules.

Our teams are standing under a tank of balls,

just waiting to drop on them.

We'll be asking you questions each worth 1,500 balls.

Get your question right and those balls will fall

on a member of the opposing team.

But get it wrong and the balls will fall on you!

-Mwaaa-ha-ha!

-Mwwaaa!

Each player's cubicle can hold up to 3,000 balls,

so it's two strikes and you're buried.

The first team to be totally covered loses.

And the winning team will go home with tonight's star prize,

-a games console! AUDIENCE:

-Whoo!

-Is everybody ready? ALL:

-Yeah.

They look ready. They look very scared as well!

You're doing brilliant.

Remember, if at any time you want to get out of the tank...

-ALL:

-Push the door behind you!

-Excellent.

-Wonderful.

-Here we go.

Narinder, we're starting with you.

In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, what is Charlie's surname?

Oh, I don't know.

Have a guess.

Adams.

Oh, thanks for taking a guess, but it's not Adams.

It was Bucket, which means, number on - Narinder,

the balls are falling on you.

It's good, isn't it? It's good.

OK, Zara, we come to you. Here is your question.

What is the name of the current Blue Peter tortoise?

-Shelley.

-That is the correct answer.

Well done, Zara. Which means you get to pick

either one, two, three or four.

-Which one are you going for?

-One.

She doesn't even have to think about it.

OK, the balls are on number one.

Give us a thumbs up, Narinder!

There he is!

OK, Muscaan, it's time for your question.

In a standard game of rock, paper, scissors, what can beat scissors?

-Paper.

-It's the wrong answer.

It's rock.

Which mean, number two - Muscaan, the balls are falling on you!

Excellent. OK, next question is for you, Chris.

Piglet is which character's best friend?

Pooh Bear.

I have just been informed that we can give you that.

-It's Winnie the Pooh, Pooh Bear to his mates...

-Yeah.

..and Piglet's his best mate. So, yeah, you knew.

OK, so we're either going for two, three or four.

-Chris, which one would you like?

-It's got to be two!

-Tactical, this team.

-I like it.

OK, number two, the balls are falling on you!

-Bye, Muscaan!

-Bye!

Muscaan, try and swim to the front so we can see your face.

LAUGHTER Yeah, we can see you!

Nicky, it's time for your question.

In which city would you find Nelson's Column?

-London.

-That's right answer.

-Yes!

OK, Nicky, you get to nominate.

Which member of the Zara's team, five, six, seven or eight?

I think I'm going to go first six because he's a headteacher.

Number six, headteacher, balls are falling on you!

Right off his head!

OK, the next question is for you, Lois.

Finish the name of the CBBC show Rank The...

Prank.

Is the correct answer. Well done.

Which means you can go for either three or four.

Which one would you like to go for?

Seeing as we're somehow building in order, I'll go for number three.

I like your style. OK, number three, the balls are falling on you.

Right, Seb, it's time for your question.

It's a music question.

We want to know which artist sings this song...

# I've got the eye of the tiger... #

-Katy Perry.

-That's the right answer!

OK, Sebha, who're you going to nominate?

-Five, six, seven or eight?

-I wonder!

-It's got to be six.

It's got to be number six.

-Falling on you! Bye, Chris.

-See you, mate!

I tell you what, that lad's had a shocker today, hasn't he?

Chris, let's have a thumbs up, please, mate!

Chris, wiggle your knees for us.

Brilliant! OK, the next question is for you, Deborah.

What date is American Independence Day?

-It's the fourth of July.

-You know what, Deborah?

It is. Yeah, you're right, well done.

Which means you can either go for three or four.

What are you going for?

-I'll go for three.

-Poor Nicky!

Which means the balls are falling on you, number three.

-Thumbs up, Nicky.

-Yes!

So, Sebha, it is all down to you.

You've got two lives, though.

So we're all right, we're all right. Here we go.

How many "I's" are there in the word Mississippi?

One.

(Five.)

You're saying...? Is that Nicky going, "Five?!"

Nicky's saying five, Sebha's saying one.

You're both wrong, it was four.

Which means, number four - Sebha, the balls are falling on you.

OK, Zara, we're back to you.

And it's maths.

Sorry. What is 25% of 60?

15.

That is the correct answer.

Which means...

I think I know where you're going, Zara.

Number four, the balls are dropping on you.

LAUGHTER

That's the lot, that's the lot.

Unlucky, guys. Let's release the balls.

Let's release the balls out. Push the balls out.

Come on, push them out, Chris. Push them out, mate.

Wow! We have our winner and it's Zara's team.

Sebha's family, you're not going to be going home empty-handed.

You all get a Big Friday Wind-Up goody bag.

-Is that all right?

-Yes!

And don't forget, you've got that trip to The Dumping Ground.

-Oh, yeah!

-Absolutely, but right now, give it up for a Zara and her team.

They've won!

You go home with tonight's star prize, a games console.

OK, that is almost it from us

but not before we've said thank you to everyone we've surprised tonight.

Yes, and a big thank you to our special guests,

Amy-Leigh Hickman and Jess Revell from The Dumping Ground.

A round of applause for those guys.

A massive round of applause for you, the Wind-Up audience!

-Yes.

-But right now playing us out...

-These guys are far too good-looking.

-Oh!

-It's Union J!

# Some people got soul

# Some people got passion

# Some people got wisdom

# But you got it all

# Some people got strength

# Some people got courage

# Some people got vision

# But you got it all

# Some people got drive

# Some people got talent

# Some people got style but you got it all

# You got it all

# Some people live life

# Some people stay balanced

# You're everything I ever want in a girl

# Because you got it all

# Yeah

# Because you got it all

# You got it all

# And I want all of it

# Every bit of all of it

# Some people got curves

# Some people got beauty

# That's deeper than words

# But you got it all You got it all

# You got it all

# Some people get proud

# Some people stay classy

# You're everything I ever want in a girl

# Because you've got it all

# Yeah

# Because you've got it all

# You've got it all

# So don't you change a thing

# Because I like everything about you

# From your head to your toes

# From your lips to your nose

# You're perfect in my eyes

# Some people got soul

# Some people got passion

# Some people got heart

-# But you've got it all

-You've got it all

# You've got it all

# Yeah, yeah, yeah

-# Because you've got it all

-You've got it all

# You've got it

# Because you've got it all

# Some people got wisdom

# Because you've got it all

# Some people got vision But you've got it all

# You've got it all

# You've got it all. #

-Thank you!

-CHEERING AND APPLAUSE