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APPLAUSE

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SAM SHOUTS

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Come here you. Come here you. Come here. Come here.

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Come here. Stop it, stop it, stop it.

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-Hey, how you doing?

-Hey.

-Hey, we wound up the week.

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Now it's time to wind down for the weekend.

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Welcome to our exclusive VIP wind-down tour.

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-Look at this. Look at all this.

-It's lovely.

-It's lovely.

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It's lovely.

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Come over here because if you didn't see Big Friday Wind-Up,

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here it is in a 30-second recap scenario.

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Here we go.

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So, we kicked off with an amazing transformation.

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We gave Connie her very own TV station

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and she made a jam sandwich in 20 seconds.

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-I'll be making that when I go home.

-Yeah.

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Ben Shires put his socks on his hands and he did

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-an impression of an upset tangerine.

-Of course he did.

-Nice.

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Miles' dad, Richard, got a part on The Next Step in Parents On Trial.

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And we made some accurate depictions of celebrities

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when we played the great face race.

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-And Connie's team beat Miles' team in Splat In The Box.

-Yay!

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So, there you have it.

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That is Wind-Up round-up in just 30 seconds.

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Mark, sum it up in three words.

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-Melon, pigeon, silliness.

-Excellent.

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-Let's go over here. You all right, guys?

-Yeah! Woo!

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Look who's here, Connie, Miles, Miles's dad, Richard.

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-Are you all right? ALL:

-Yeah.

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Good dancing, player.

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Now, these two got massively gunged on Big Friday Wind-Up earlier.

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-Yeah, they did.

-Are you all right?

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Is there still some in your hair? No, we're all right.

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-Yeah. Are you enjoying yourselves?

-Yeah.

-Fantastic.

-Excellent.

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Connie, you're a budding broadcaster.

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Are you picking up some tips tonight?

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-Yes. Certainly am.

-Good. Good, good. That's the right answer.

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Well, we'll speak to you in a second, but over there, who's that?

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-It's one of the Shires.

-I think it's Ben Shires.

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Ben Shires. CHEERING

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-Yeah!

-Come here, you. Oh, how are you?

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All the better for seeing you two.

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-Oh, stop it. But don't ever stop.

-No.

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You always look so lovely, Ben Shires.

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Well, I've got to compete with this, haven't I?

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-Oh, thanks, mate. Thanks, mate.

-Look at you.

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You look like you're from the past, it's amazing.

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Now, you are the presenter of Officially Amazing,

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-but you are officially amazing.

-True.

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So, we're going to do a quiz that means you have to answer

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the questions we're asking you officially amazingly.

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-Right. OK.

-OK. OK, understood?

-Got that.

-So, question one.

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I'm glad you understood it.

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You have to say this as fast as possible -

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that will make it officially amazing.

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What are the colours of the rainbow?

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Red, yellow, pink, green, purple, orange, blue.

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I can see a rainbow too.

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-That's amazing!

-That is amazing.

-That is amazing.

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As slowly as possible, what is your name?

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Be-e-ee-e-e-n

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Sh-i-ii-i-i-r-es

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-It's amazing!

-It's amazing! Isn't it amazing?

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In your lowest voice, name seven countries in Europe.

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Lowest voice.

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-In my lowest voice.

-HE CLEARS HIS THROAT

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-IN DEEP VOICE:

-Belgium.

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France.

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Germany.

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Is this your lowest voice?

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I've got a weirdly high-pitched voice

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don't make me want to apologise.

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-Come on. We've four left, we've four left. Come on.

-OK.

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Erm... Ooh. Erm...

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-IN DEEPER VOICE:

-Italy.

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-Yeah.

-Good.

-Greece.

-Yep.

-Two more.

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-Erm... Norway.

-One more.

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Sweden.

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-Amazing.

-That's amazing.

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In your highest voice, what did you have for breakfast this morning?

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-IN HIGH VOICE:

-This morning, I had cereals and milk

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and disappointment.

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-Amazing.

-It's amazing.

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Now, in your highest voice and standing on one leg,

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what are your top three songs of all time?

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The top three of all time?

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-Yep.

-Yeah.

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Erm, I don't know.

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Do you want me to sing them or just say them?

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-Say them.

-High voice.

-Just say them.

-OK. All right.

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Erm... Oh, all I can think of at the moment is a song on the show.

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All right, so...

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-IN HIGH VOICE:

-Uptown Funk.

-Great.

-Good one.

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Anything by the Spice Girls.

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And, erm...

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Oh, I don't know.

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Beat It.

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-Amazing.

-It's amazing.

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One last question, one last question.

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OK, here we go.

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In your highest voice, standing on one leg, spinning around

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and patting your head, name three British prime ministers.

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-Go, go, go.

-Here we go. Standing on one leg.

-OK.

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-Spinning around. Patting your head.

-All right.

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Highest voice.

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-IN HIGH VOICE:

-David Cameron.

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Benjamin Disraeli.

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William Ewart Gladstone.

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I don't even know if that's right or who any of those people are,

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-but it's amazing.

-Amazing.

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Ah, we love you Ben Shires from Officially Amazing.

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But who have we got over here?

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It's Edward.

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CHEERING

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You all right, mate?

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How are you doing?

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-Erm, good.

-Good. Good.

-"Erm, good."

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Now, Edward here is a massive fan of CBBC show Wolfblood.

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So, when we found this out on Big Friday Wind-Up,

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we took our hidden cameras to the set of Wolfblood,

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and Edward thought he was taking part in Wolfblood World,

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which is a brand-new tourist attraction.

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-It's horrible.

-It's terrible.

-Yes.

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We were all winding him up, it was awful, wasn't it?

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Yes, and it was really bad, wasn't it?

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-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

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Yeah, and we showed you some memorabilia from the show,

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and we showed you this. Have a look at this.

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Now, that is obviously Bobby Lockwood's mum's hair.

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-Wig.

-Yeah, yeah. Apparently so.

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What did you think when you first saw this? Being a big fan.

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I thought, "Good stuff in a bad place."

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-Oh, really? Oh, OK.

-OK, so it's not so bad.

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-Not bad, at all.

-All right.

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So, then we took you on the worst rollercoaster

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in the history of the world ever. Let's take a look at this.

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-OK, ready.

-Here we go. Here we go.

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Welcome to the Wolfblood train.

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Please keep your hands inside the cart and remain seated at all times.

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Warning, this ride is not for the faint-hearted.

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Scream if you want to scream faster.

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Turn it up a bit.

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What did you think when you were sitting in that wheelbarrow

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dressed as a werewolf?

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I wanted to say it was awful.

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I kind of knew it was a prank, in a way.

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-Oh, right.

-Oh, did you? Were you starting to catch on at that point?

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Yeah. But just in case it wasn't, I didn't want to say.

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-Oh, so nice.

-Oh, well, like you said, you wanted to say

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it was awful, but you didn't because you were so polite.

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Take a look at this when asked what he thought of the ride.

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Do we need more people in wolf's clothing

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or does that cheapen it a bit?

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-Mm...

-Is it a bit rubbish?

-No, no, it's...

-No. Brilliant, brilliant.

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OK. It's good.

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Mate, you were so polite.

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-Been brought up well. Very well.

-Very well indeed. Nice work.

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-But did you enjoy yourself that day?

-Yes.

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-Cos after that you did get to go on the set, didn't you?

-Yep.

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That must have been fun.

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-It was.

-It was, nice work.

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Are you still not going to tell us what happened to Wolfblood?

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-I'm sorry, I can't.

-Ah!

-OK, fair enough, fair enough.

-Fair enough.

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Well, thanks for being such a fantastic sport.

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-It's Edward, everybody.

-Come on, bring it in.

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Who have we got over here? Come over here.

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Over here we've got Armani and Joella.

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-How are you doing, girls?

-Good.

-Good.

-Yeah, good.

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On Big Friday Wind-Up, these guys went up against Mark in Mark Versus.

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-They smashed you.

-Well, it was 3-2.

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But you did, you did beat me. Well done. OK, now.

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Big Friday Wind-Up.

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We tend to the highbrow, amazing games that...

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Do we?

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-But, well, on Wind-Down, we've got not as much money.

-No.

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So, we're going to play a game that we like to call

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the Blablablablablallla game.

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-OK.

-Yeah, it's good. It's going to be good.

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Here's how it's going to work, you guys are going to face each other.

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You're going to take it in turns, one of you, in the other's face

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has got to go bla-bla-bla-bla-bla-bla

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until the other person laughs.

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OK? You're going to take it in turns,

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whoever laughs the quickest is out of the game. OK? Understood?

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-BOTH:

-Yeah.

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OK, in that case, you're going first, lovely.

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Face that way, face that way.

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-Here we go, blah blah blah blah.

-Go.

-20 seconds on the clock.

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Bla-bla-bla-bla!

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Little smirk. Little smirk.

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Oh, she smiled.

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-Very good.

-She smiled.

-OK.

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OK, can I just confirm, how many seconds was that?

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How many seconds?

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Ten seconds. Not bad. OK.

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So, if this is less than ten seconds, you've won. Here we go.

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Bla-bla-bla-bla-bla-bla...

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-Little smirk.

-Smirk. Smirk.

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..bla-bla-bla-bla.

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How many seconds? How many seconds?

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14 seconds.

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And for that, you win a propelling pen.

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Don't know what is.

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-It does that.

-There you go. Enjoy yourself.

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Right now, though, it's time for this.

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Yeah.

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Playing this game today, we've got a wonderful Ben Shires and Connie.

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How you feeling, guys? You all right?

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-Competitive.

-Competitive.

-Oh, I like it.

-I like it.

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Now, on Big Friday Wind-Up, we have a huge studio audience.

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Now, those audience members,

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they often get mistaken for certain celebrities.

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So, we asked them which celebrities they get mistaken for.

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You guys have to guess who you think it is, understood?

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But don't let each other see.

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-Yeah, don't cheat.

-Come on.

-Don't cheat.

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All right, shall we have a look at our first audience member?

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I'm often told I look like...

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-Oh.

-OK. This is... Oh, all right.

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Write down what you think. Connie's in for it straightaway.

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I think he looked a bit like Gary Barlow.

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-Gary Barlow?

-Gary Barlow. Yeah, a little bit.

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-Do you think?

-OK, Ben. Are you writing down an answer?

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-Erm, yeah.

-OK, we've got one from Connie.

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-Connie, you've got lovely writing, by the way.

-Thank you.

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What have you gone for?

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Declan Donnelly.

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-Dec from Ant and Dec.

-Yeah.

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What have you gone for?

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I've used not much of the page, but I put Kev from Corrie.

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-Oh, really? Interesting.

-Oh, OK. All right.

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Well, let's see if either one of you is correct.

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I'm often told I look like

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Declan Donnelly.

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-He does look like Declan Donnelly.

-He does. I can see it. I can see it.

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He does like Declan Donnelly. Well done, Connie.

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Connie, that is a good start, but can you keep it up?

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Come on, Ben. Come on, you're officially amazing.

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-What's wrong with you?

-Well, I'm not feeling it at the moment.

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OK, well, let's see if you can feel it for this one. Let's have a look.

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I'm often told I look like...

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-Harry Potter, with that scarf.

-Yeah.

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OK, difficult one.

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-Oh, oh, oh. Ben... Ben's writing there.

-OK.

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-Ben, have you written one down?

-I have.

-Go on, then.

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We'll go with you first, what have you gone for?

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-Gregg Wallace.

-BOTH:

-Oh!

-From MasterChef fame.

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-Excellent. OK.

-Were you on MasterChef, Sam?

-I was on it.

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-Big-time.

-OK, cool.

-Don't talk about it. Whatever.

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What have you gone for, Connie?

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-Harry Hill.

-Harry Hill. Both baldies.

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I've got to say, two great guesses.

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-Yeah.

-Great guesses.

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Let's have a look and see if either one of you is correct.

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Surely. Surely.

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I'm often told I look like

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Harry Hill.

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It was one or the other.

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-This is a stitch-up.

-No, seriously.

-It's not a stitch-up.

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It might be a Wind-Up, but it's not a stitch-up.

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That's a different show completely.

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I tell you what... I tell you what, that was close.

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-You're getting better, Ben.

-You're good at this.

-But Connie is the king

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at the minute... Or queen. All right, shall we have a look?

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Our third audience member.

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I'm often told I look like...

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Harry Potter, with that scarf.

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Write down your answer.

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See what you think.

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OK. Connie's writing down.

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-Here we go. Interesting. OK.

-No.

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Ben Shires, one of the Shires, what have you gone for?

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The best Shire.

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-Gillian Anderson.

-What?

-Gillian Anderson?

-What, from...

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-From the X-Files. From the '90s.

-From about 40 years ago.

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It's making a comeback, though. They're doing a new film.

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-Are they?

-Yeah, yeah, mate. Yeah, mate.

-Oh, well, maybe it's true.

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Connie, what have you gone for?

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-Kimberly Wyatt.

-Oh, is that from the 21st century? Wicked.

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OK, let's see if either one of you is right.

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I'm often told I look like

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Kimberly Wyatt.

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She does look like Kimberly Wyatt.

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-Unbelievable.

-She does look like Kimberly Wyatt.

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I don't know how you're doing this, Connie. I really, really don't.

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-But, Ben, come on.

-I need to update my references.

-You're terrible.

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Yeah. '90s references.

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The next one better be Isambard Kingdom Brunel, or I'm sunk.

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-This is the last one, are you ready?

-Right, OK.

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-Is this winner takes all?

-Yeah, OK. We'll say that.

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Let's go with that. Why not? OK.

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I'm often told I look like...

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-Oh, that's a toughie.

-That is a toughie.

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So, what we're saying here, even though Connie's absolutely smashing

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-you three nil...

-Yeah. I've got this one.

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-We're going to go winner takes all.

-I got this one.

-You think?

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-You reckon?

-OK, confident. OK, let's go with Connie first.

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-What you going for?

-Lindsey Russell.

-Oh, from Blue Peter.

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-Of course, yeah. Well, she's got the hair.

-Yeah.

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-She's got the right hair. OK.

-Go on, Ben Shires.

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Jessica Rabbit.

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Oh, nice!

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Is that another '90s reference?

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-It might be late '80s.

-'80s.

-Going backwards.

-'80s, oh, OK.

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All right. Brilliant. OK, the best of luck to both of you.

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This is for the win.

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Let's have a look.

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I'm often told I look like

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Lindsey Russell.

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-Yes!

-Connie. High five to that.

-Amazing.

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Ben Shires, you should be ashamed of yourself.

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Officially Amazing?

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Officially mediocre, more like.

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Well, that is it for the Weekend Wind-Down.

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Thank you ever so much for watching, thank you to everybody here.

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-You enjoyed yourselves, guys? ALL:

-Yeah.

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Yes, big thank you to all of our guests that we've had tonight.

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Thank you for watching.

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Hey, you'll never guess who's playing us out.

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Who's playing us out?

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Richard, with his fantastic rendition...

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His karaoke classic of Kung Fu Fighting.

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Amazing!

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MUSIC: Kung Fu Fighting By Carl Douglas

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# Oh-hoh-hoh-hoah

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# Oh-hoh-hoh-hoah

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# Everybody was Kung Fu fighting... #

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Come on!

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# ..Those kids were fast as lightning... #

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-Yeah.

-Woo!

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# ..And it was terribly frightening

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# They fought with expert timing... #

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-Yeah.

-Hah!

-Come on, Richard.

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# ..Woo, woo, woo

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# Those cats were fast as lightning

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# It was terribly frightening

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# Woo, woo, woo! #

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