Christmas Special Top Class

On the Top Class Christmas Special -

Dick and Dom, Lindsey, and Ricky, playing for Turkeys.

And competing against them are Nick, Stacy, Ben, and Richard,

playing for Sprouts.

But who will be Top Class?

Hello, and welcome to the Top Class Christmas special,

the search for CBBC's smartest celebrities.

Let's meet our teams.

First up, Turkeys. Dick and Dom, welcome to Top Class.

Thank you very much, very exciting to be here,

and Merry Christmas to you.

-Merry Christmas.

-Merry Christmas to you, as well.

-Thank you.

-Have you brought me a present?

-No.

-Well, we've got a turkey.

You've got a turkey.

-What was your favourite subject at school, Dick?

-It had to be drama.

-Yeah?

-Cos I just liked playing the fool, basically.

-Least favourite subject?

-Maths.

-Hated anything where you had to do anything academic.

-Right.

-And here I am.

-Yes! On Top Class.

Dom, I know what you were like at school,

because we've got a photograph of you.

Have you? What?

-What are you doing, Dom?

-Little magic show!

-Welcome to the show. It's lovely to have you here.

-Happy Christmas.

-Happy Christmas.

-Happy Christmas, everybody!

-Happy Christmas!

-Lindsey, welcome to the show.

-Hi.

-You're the captain of the Turkeys.

-Yes.

-We know what you were like at school, as well,

-cos we've got a photo of you.

-Oh, no, what have you got?

Ah, look at you!

-Ricky, welcome to the show.

-Thanks.

-Were you good at school?

Yeah, I was kind of cheeky and naughty,

but in enough of an endearing way that I could get away with it.

-Right. Is that what your plan is with me?

-Yeah.

It won't work with me, Ricky.

But I've drawn you this picture of a present.

Did you? Aw! That is quite good, actually, Ricky.

Ricky, we know what you were like at school as well, cos,

guess what, Ricky?

Look at you! Wee sweetie! Hope you enjoy the show.

Please welcome Turkeys!

APPLAUSE

And competing against them are Sprouts. Nick, very festive-looking.

I know.

Thanks for making an enormous amount of effort for the show,

and Nick, we've seen photographs, obviously.

We don't have one of you, though, Nick, it's OK.

-No, we do, actually, so let's see the photograph of Nick.

-Oh!

-Stacy, captain of the Sprouts.

-Hello.

Thank you! At least, I think.

-We know you from the Dumping Ground, obviously.

-Yeah.

How do you think your character, and indeed, the dumping ground,

would react to something like this?

-I think they'd love it!

-Yeah, I think they would, as well.

-Absolutely. They'd rally together.

-Now, er...

Yeah, we've got a photograph of you, Stacy,

let's just get this over with.

-You win!

-Thank you!

-That's the most adorable thing I've ever seen.

Thank you.

-Ben.

-Yes?

-I'm enjoying your armbands.

Well, the ridiculous thing is I just came dressed like this anyway.

-Did you?

-I haven't even added anything to my outfit.

This is just me.

-And the halo.

-And the halo. Photograph, please.

-Aw, look at you!

-That is...

That predates Harry Potter, as well, so I was like the original.

-Richard.

-Yeah.

-I mean, you're adorable just now, Richard.

-OK.

Let's see what you looked like at school.

-Look at that wee face!

-I needed a haircut, but aww!

Well, welcome to the show, Richard.

Please give them a round of applause. It's Sprouts!

APPLAUSE

Let's kick straight off with round one.

Here's your first control question.

The subject is...

Under which British ruler was the celebration of Christmas

restricted in 1657?

-Ben.

-Oliver Cromwell.

-Correct answer, Ben.

You've got a point, you've got control of the game. Well done.

APPLAUSE

Here are the rest of your questions on History.

In this game, you'll see four key events in history on the screen,

and you must put them in the order they occurred.

Richard, are you OK? You're looking slightly confused.

I'm just pretending to sound like I know what I'm talking about.

-All right, so William the Conqueror was 1066.

-Yep.

-Sir Isaac Newton was born in the 1600s.

-Of course!

-Tom Smith...

Must have been a Victorian invention, the Christmas cracker,

and the football truce was the first year of World War I, so 1914.

-So, tell me, which one came first? Which is the earliest event?

-C?

You're saying William the Conqueror being crowned king

-on Christmas Day, that's first. What came second?

-D?

Sir Isaac Newton being born on Christmas Day.

-What came third?

-A?

Tom Smith inventing the Christmas cracker. And what came last?

-B.

-The football match during the Christmas truce of World War I.

There are your answers. Let's see how many you got right.

All of them right! You've got 5 points, Sprouts!

APPLAUSE Well done!

So, at the end of that round, Sprouts have 5 points,

Turkeys, nothing yet. There's loads of time, though.

Give them both a huge round of applause, well done.

APPLAUSE

Let's move on to the next subject, and it is...

Oh, great(!)

Here is your control question.

In the sentence, "Adam ate all of his selection box before

"he ate his Christmas dinner," which word is the conjunction?

-Dom.

-Before.

-Are you sure?

-Why?

Because a conjunction is something that joins two

-possible sentences up together.

-Is it?

You've given me more than I asked for, and it is the right answer.

Well done, Dom. You've got a point, and you've got control of the game.

APPLAUSE

Here are the rest of your questions, on the subject of Spelling.

First word - spell the word "sleigh".

-Oh, man.

-Who's took me pen?

-Spell the word "sleigh". Do you need a pen?

-Really?

-Yeah.

-But it breaks the rules.

-Stuff the rules!

Lindsey, do you have an answer for me?

Absolutely.

-Looks wrong.

-Correct answer. Well done, Lindsey.

You've got a point, well done. APPLAUSE

Spell "Hogmanay".

-Oh!

-I'm Scottish, I should know this.

-Are you Scottish?

-Yeah.

-What does it mean?

-It's New Year's Eve.

-Is it?

-In Scotland.

-Oh, I didn't know that.

-Yes.

I'm just going to go for it, with confidence.

Tell you what, Lindsey, you just go for it.

So far, so good.

Er... Oh.

A.

-Correct answer, Lindsey.

-Sweet!

-Well done. Well done.

-APPLAUSE

-Guessed it. Guessed it, guys.

Can you spell the word "poinsettia?"

-Yes! I did a project on this in Year Five.

-What does this mean?

-A poinsettia. It's a type of Christmas flower.

-Ah, one of those.

Sometimes, when you go to someone's house, and you can think of

no other gift, you give them a...

-Jelly.

-..poinsettia.

-Oh.

-10.

-Buy them in a petrol station for your mum and dad at Christmas.

I wouldn't, obviously.

I take a lot of time thinking of Christmas presents

-for my mum and dad...

-Eight, nine, ten. I think it's that. Er, P.

Look at her face!

-So formidable.

-N.

E.

T.

T.

-Right answer, Lindsey, well done.

-Yes!

-Brilliantly done.

APPLAUSE Finally, spell the word

"frankincense."

Lindsey's got all of them right so far,

-without any help from any of us.

-She's done well.

-Hang on a minute, wait, wait. Say the word again.

-Frankincense.

-Yeah.

-"Kin", "kin", she said "kin".

-F.

Didn't she? She definitely said "kin".

-Concentrate, Lindsey.

-A.

-Yes.

-SOFTLY:

-I.

-If you whisper it, we can still hear it.

-I.

-I.

-I.

Right answer. You got 5 points, Turkeys!

APPLAUSE

Well done. An outstanding team performance there.

So, at the end of that round... Oh, magic!

The scores are tied - both teams have 5 points.

Give them a round of applause. APPLAUSE

Well done, Lindsey. OK, the next subject is...

Here is your control question. Buzz in if you think you know the answer.

Snow is which type of weather phenomena

beginning with the letter P?

-Ben.

-Precipitation?

I'm really sorry.

It is the right answer! That's a point to you, Sprouts! Well done.

APPLAUSE Here are the rest of your questions

on the subject of Conductors.

This game is all to do with identifying what is

a conductor and what is an insulator.

Here's the first question.

Is a sugar candy cane a good example of an electrical conductor

or an insulator?

-Is it an insulator?

-I don't think it's...

I think it's an insulator, but I'm a bit worried,

cos I've seen a connection before, and you put a lemon in the middle.

What, and the thing goes through?

-But they're basically all sugar, so...

-Yeah.

-Sugar isn't...

-So it's an insulator?

-Yeah, yeah, that's right.

Stacy, I need the answer from you.

Is it an insulator?

You're saying insulator. Let's see if that's right.

It is right. Well done.

Second item - how about an iron tree decoration?

Is that an electrical conductor or an insulator?

-LAUGHTER

-What's your tree made out of?

An iron tree...

Well, maybe it's like a Weeping Angel from Doctor Who,

made out of iron instead of a statue.

I don't know, Ben, I don't need these questions from you!

Let me think back to all my iron tree decorations that I've had...

-The supplementary questions they're asking over there! Stacy?

-Conductor?

Conductor. Let's see if that's right.

-It is right.

-Yay!

-Yes!

Is a steel star cookie cutter a good example of an electrical

-conductor or an insulator?

-Steel?

Steel is iron with carbon in it, so, yeah, it is.

-I'm happy to go with Nick.

-I'm happy with that.

-Yeah?

-Stacy?

-Conductor.

-Conductor. Let's see if that's right.

Science, Nick, well done.

Finally, is a lump of coal a good example of an electrical

conductor or an insulator?

-Insulator.

-Insulator.

-Probably an insulator.

-I don't think it would conduct.

-Well, it's flammable...

It can set on fire, but...

-No, that doesn't mean it can conduct. It's an insulator.

-Yeah.

He's really clever! I like having you on our team.

He's very calm about it, isn't he? Stacy, answer?

I'm going to go with Nick - an insulator.

An insulator. Let's see if that's right.

It is right, well done. You got 5 points, Sprouts! Well done.

APPLAUSE

So, at the end of that round, Sprouts have 10 points,

and Turkeys have 5 points. Give them a huge round of applause.

Beautiful. APPLAUSE

Usually, on Top Class, at this point in the show,

we have a teachers round, but we can't do that on

a Christmas special, not with celebrities, can we? Can we?

Oh, yes, we can! It's time to Test The Teacher.

Turkeys - we've got your old primary school teaching assistant, Ricky.

-Yes, it's the woman you know as Mrs B.

-Mrs Balezac?

-Yes!

-No way!

She's coming on the show in a minute to win some points for you.

I'm totally excited!

-When did you last see her?

-Like, ages... Maybe my sister's wedding.

-That was, like, years ago.

-Years ago.

-Yeah.

Do you think Mrs B - because these are pop culture questions -

is going to do well?

-I think she's going to smash it out the park.

-Do you?

Whoosh!

It's time to Test The Teacher.

Please welcome on - I'm going to call her by her name you call her -

Mrs B! APPLAUSE

-Welcome.

-Thank you.

-Mrs B, this is a total surprise for Ricky.

-He didn't know you were coming on the show.

-I'm in shock!

Firstly, tell me - what was he like at school?

A naughty boy! No, he wasn't really.

He was really funny, very arty, made all the teachers laugh.

-Yeah?

-And everybody loved him.

-Did they?

I've got that money for you, by the way. I'll pass that over.

Now, Mrs B, you're here to answer questions to earn some points

for the Turkeys, on kind of popular culture and stuff.

-How down with the kids are you?

-I'm not.

-I'm in Year Three now, so I'm not really... Sorry.

-You're good.

You're good. I believe in you.

Well, do you know what, Mrs B? Just do your best. You have 60 seconds.

Hold the phone, hold the phone, Mrs B!

Come on, you're not looking Christmassy enough.

-And you are a Turkey now, so get that on your head.

-There we go.

-Yes!

-That's better.

-Well...

-Has that given me a brain now?

-Yes!

Yes, you have 60 seconds on the clock to answer as many

questions as you can, starting now.

Which Dr Seuss character stole Christmas?

Erm, the skinny one. Oh, I can't remember his name. Erm...

-Do you want to pass?

-Yeah, pass.

-The Grinch.

-The Grinch!

Which English comedian plays the part of Professor Brainstorm

in the TV adaptations of the popular book series?

-Pass.

-It's Harry Hill.

What time on Christmas Day is the Queen's Speech usually shown?

-Three o'clock.

-Correct.

In 2015, which pop star reached number two in the Christmas charts

behind the NHS choir?

-Erm... Can't remember. Pass.

-Justin Bieber.

-Oh!

-What is the name of this popular Christmas song?

TILL RINGS MUSIC PLAYS

Do you know, Mrs B?

# When the snowman brings the snow... # The snowman thing!

-# La, la, la, la, la, la, la. #

-It's a timed round!

-Do you want to just pass?

-Oh, pass!

-I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday!

-Sorry!

Which country donates the Trafalgar Square Christmas tree every year?

-Norway.

-That's correct.

In The Simpsons, what is the name of the family dog?

-Pass.

-Santa's Little Helper.

-Oh, Mrs B.

-Sorry!

-No, Mrs B...

-Sorry!

-I'll have that back!

-You can have it back!

Mrs B, you did really well. You got 2 points, Mrs B!

Give her a round of applause.

APPLAUSE

Do you know?

Whatever happens, Mrs B, I will always have the memory of

dancing with you to I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday.

Ricky, are you proud of Mrs B?

I'm always proud of Mrs B. She put up with me.

-You did brilliantly, Mrs B.

-Thank you.

You got 2 points for your team.

-2 points!

-But for now, you are dismissed. Well done, Mrs B!

-Thank you.

-Bye, Mrs B!

-APPLAUSE

Now, Sprouts, you might have guessed we're going to surprise

one of you with one of your teachers, but who's it going to be?

It could be any of you.

It's you, Richard! It's Mr Daly.

-No way!

-Yes.

Yes, Mr Daly. When did you last see Mr Daly?

I don't know. Like, decades ago.

Well, Mr Daly is going to be here to answer questions for your team.

-How do you think he's going to do?

-Great!

Let's find out. Please welcome Mr Daly!

APPLAUSE

-Mr Daly, welcome to Top Class.

-Thank you.

What was Richard like at school?

He was very intelligent, very funny, a very talented young man.

-Really?

-Yeah.

-Really?

-Yeah.

-There you go.

-Wow!

How do you think you're going to do in this round?

-Er...

-You're going to smash it, Mr Daly!

-It's touch and go.

-Do you think?

-Yeah.

-Yeah? I have confidence in you, Mr Daly.

I appreciate it.

You have 60 seconds on the clock to answer as many questions as you can.

Start the clock.

In the 2009 animated version of A Christmas Carol,

who provides the voice of Ebenezer Scrooge?

-Pass.

-Jim Carrey.

What Tim Burton film has a main character called Jack Skellington?

-Er, The Nightmare Before Christmas.

-Correct.

People born on the 25th of December are what star sign?

-Pass.

-Capricorn.

According to the classic Christmas film,

on which street did a miracle occur?

-34th.

-That's correct.

Which BBC One chart show has a Christmas special every year?

-Top Of The Pops.

-Correct.

What is the name of this popular Christmas song?

# Once bitten, and twice shy

-# I keep my distance, but you still... #

-Pass.

Last Christmas.

In the 2014 Band Aid 30,

which group sings the first line in Do They Know It's Christmas?

-Pass.

-One Direction.

Which kind of cake is commonly eaten in Italy at Christmas?

-Pass.

-Panettone.

Donner and Blitzen mean what in German?

-Thunder and lightning.

-That's correct! Well done, Mr Daly!

-APPLAUSE

-Mr Daly!

Mr Daly, at the end of that round, you got the Sprouts 4 points,

-Mr Daly!

-Yeah!

-APPLAUSE

-Did you do better than you expected?

-About as well, I think.

Do you know, he's very understated, isn't he, Richard?

-Yeah, he's a cool teacher. Very cool.

-Was he always like that?

-Yeah, yeah.

-Very understated.

You did incredibly well, Mr Daly, you got 4 points for your team.

For now, you are dismissed, Mr Daly. Well done!

-Thank you.

-APPLAUSE

Yes, Ricky, what can I do for you?

Can we have a point for Mrs B's dancing? Cos it was dench.

Do you know what? I really did enjoy it.

Yeah, it's a point for Mrs B's dancing.

-You can have a point for Mrs B's dancing.

-Mrs B!

APPLAUSE Yeah, you can.

You can. It's the Top Class Christmas special.

I can do whatever I like. This is what happens here.

So, at the end of that round, Sprouts have 14 points,

Turkeys not far behind on 8 points.

APPLAUSE

Right, Teams, you're back in the spotlight now.

It's time for Pet Subjects.

And, as this is the Christmas special,

can you guess what the Pet Subject's going to be?

-Easter!

-Pets!

-Yes, it is Christmas.

Oh, right, OK.

Turkeys, you're going to go first, so you'll have 30 seconds on

-the clock to answer as many questions as you can.

-OK.

Start the clock.

In the Christmas song Jingle Bells, how many horses pull the sleigh?

-One horse open sleigh.

-Correct.

The name of which Christmas decoration comes from the

French word, "etincelle", which means "spark"?

-Es...

-Tinsel?

-Tinsel.

Tinsel, correct answer. No conferring.

Christmas waits were bands

or groups of people who sang or performed Christmas what?

-Carols?

-Carols?

-Ricky?

-Carols.

-Correct.

An Account Of A Visit From St Nicholas is the original name

of which popular Christmas poem?

-Ricky.

-Oh, don't know.

-Oh, no!

-Ricky!

It was 'Twas The Night Before Christmas.

-I just hit it because it was on 00.

-Well done, Turkeys.

You got 3 points in that round.

Well done. APPLAUSE

But, Sprouts, it's time for your Pet Subjects, again on Christmas.

-Richard, you're always ready, aren't you?

-I'm ready.

I don't have the knowledge to back it up, but I am ready.

I enjoy the fact you are always ready.

Start the clock.

What is the English translation of the Christmas carol Stille Nacht?

-Ben.

-Silent Night.

-Correct.

Which of Santa's reindeer has the same name as an icy ball that

burns up when it approaches the sun?

Anyone? No? It's Comet.

Which song has the words,

"A kingdom of isolation, and it looks like I'm the queen?"

-Nick?

-Let It Go.

-Yes.

The mistletoe plant has what colour of berries?

-Ben.

-Red.

-No, incorrect, it's white.

-Oh, no!

What two-word name is given to the event marking the shortest day

and the longest night of the year?

-Richard.

-Twelfth Night. What?

What? I didn't quite hear, and then I panicked.

Do you know what?

It would have been really great if that had been the right answer,

-Richard.

-What was the right answer?

-Winter solstice.

-Oh!

Well done, Sprouts, you got 2 points in that round! Well done!

APPLAUSE

So, at the end of that round, Sprouts have 16 points,

Turkeys have 11 points.

APPLAUSE

OK, on with the game. The next subject is...

-I'm good at Maths.

-Here is your control question.

Buzz in if you think you know the answer.

Billy has 3 sisters and 1 brother.

He gave his sisters 3 presents each, and his brother 4.

How many presents in total... Lindsey.

-13.

-13?

-Are you sure, Lindsey?

-No, but I'm going to s...

-Yes, yes, yes.

It's the right answer, Lindsey!

You've got a point, you've got control.

APPLAUSE Well done, you've got a point.

Here are the questions on the subject of Maths.

-40 into 200.

-So he's opened 20, so he's got 80%.

-40 ¸ 5, 50...

-It's 80!

-It's 80%.

What percentage has he got left to open?

-80%, we think.

-80%, you say. Let's see if that's right.

It is right, well done. APPLAUSE

Second question.

-Equally, between 5.

-Yeah, so they get 6 each.

-Yes.

Erm, we think it's just a simple 6.

-You think it's a simple 6.

-Yeah.

-Let's see if it's right.

-It is right, well done.

-Ah, phew.

-APPLAUSE

-Divided by 4...

-Division.

300, 3 3s, so 900?

-Yes.

-900.

-Er, answer - 900.

-900? Let's see if that's right.

It is right, well done. APPLAUSE

And finally...

-60... Ah, it's going down.

-Yeah, you're right. Yeah, yeah.

-We feel good. Do we feel good?

-You going for that big one, are you?

Go on, then. We're going to smack your ding-dong merrily on high.

Watch this one. Watch it go. Ready?

-44.

-You're saying 44. Let's see if that's right.

-It is right, well done.

-Yay!

-APPLAUSE

And the rule is you subtract 4 from the previous number.

At the end of that round, you got yourself 5 points, Turkeys!

APPLAUSE

So, at the end of that round, it could not be closer.

Sprouts have 16 points,

Turkeys have 16 points, as well!

Let's move on to the next subject, and it is...

-VARIOUS:

-Oh, no!

Here is your control question.

Which country is closest to the North Pole?

-Richard.

-Oh, wait, it's either Greenland or, like, Norway.

-OK.

It's not really a multiple choice situation.

I am going to choose Greenland.

-You're saying Greenland?

-I sure am.

Do you know what? I can accept that.

Well done, you've got a point, you've got control of the round.

-Woohoo!

-APPLAUSE

Here are the rest of your questions, on the subject of Flags.

We're going to go on a tour of the world now, and check in on some

of the countries that Santa has visited to deliver presents.

Along the way, he's noticed some countries' flags

aren't quite correct. Here's your first flag.

What colour is missing from the flag of Madagascar?

-I think it...

-I feel like blue, but...

-I'm leaning on blue, yeah.

Shall we just go for it?

Unless anyone feels really strongly about another colour.

-Mauve.

-I was thinking... Do any flags have mauve in them?

I was thinking green or yellow, if I'm honest.

-We're going to go with blue.

-Not mauve?

-Not mauve.

-Blue?

-Blue.

Let's see if that's right.

It's not right, it was green.

-Nick said it!

-I said green or mauve.

Second flag.

Can you work out what colour completes the flag of Ukraine?

-That's blue.

-That's blue.

-That is blue.

-That's blue.

-Not mauve?

-Not mauve.

-Let's see if that's right - blue.

-Yes, it is, well done.

-OK.

What colour completes the flag of Slovenia?

-Is it red?

-That's red.

-Red?

-Red.

-Yeah.

-Red.

-You're saying red? Let's see if that's right.

It is right, well done.

And, finally, what colour is missing from the flag of Argentina?

What colour is missing from the flag of Argentina?

-That's blue.

-That's blue.

-Yeah?

-Yeah, easy, blue.

-Blue.

-You're saying blue?

-Yup.

Let's see if it's right.

It is right, well done. You got 4 points, Sprouts, well done!

APPLAUSE

And so, at the end of that round, Sprouts have 20 points,

Turkeys have 16 points! APPLAUSE

OK, teams, this is it. It's the last chance to win some points. It's...

90 seconds on the clock for both teams to answer

-as many questions as you can.

-Come on.

Start the clock. How many Icelandic yuletide lad trolls are there?

Anyone? 13.

What is the first name of Macaulay Culkin's character

in the Christmas movie...

-Dom.

-Kevin!

-Correct.

Apart from an angel or a fairy,

what other shape is traditionally put on top of a Christmas tree?

-Lindsey.

-Star.

-Correct.

Finding a silver sixpence in your Christmas pudding portion

was said to bring what? Dom.

-Good luck.

-Correct.

Traditionally, Santa is said to put what in your stocking

if you've been naughty?

-Ben.

-Coal.

-Correct. On Christmas Eve in 1968, the crew on board Apollo 8

orbited what for the first time?

-Ben.

-Earth?

-No. I can pass it over. Anyone want to buzz in? Ricky.

-The moon?

-Sorry?

-Moon.

-Correct.

Mince pies is a cockney rhyming slang for which part of the body?

-Ben.

-Eyes.

-Correct.

The following sentence is the first line to which classic novel?

"Christmas won't be Christmas without any presents."

-Anyone? Lindsey?

-A Christmas Carol?

-No. I can pass it over. Anyone?

Anyone? No? It's Little Women. How do you spell "nativity"?

Nick.

Correct. What are Santa's short, pointy-eared helpers called? Nick.

-Elves.

-Correct.

In a novel by CS Lewis, where is it always winter but never Christmas?

-Lindsey.

-Narnia.

-Correct. What is 48 turkeys divided by 12 families?

Lindsey.

-4.

-Correct.

What does Santa traditionally climb down in order to get into the house?

-Ben.

-Chimney.

-Correct.

Queen Charlotte, the German wife of King George III,

is said to have introduced what? Lindsey.

Christmas trees.

Er, stuffing.

-Incorrect.

-Christmas trees!

-Nick.

-Christmas trees.

-Correct answer, Nick, well done.

-No!

-APPLAUSE

Well, that was so exciting. What a buzzer round.

You've all done incredibly well, but the winners, with 26 points,

are Sprouts!

APPLAUSE Bad luck, Turkeys.

You played a good game, it just wasn't good enough today.

Give them a huge round of applause, though.

Turkeys, everyone! Brilliant.

APPLAUSE

Sprouts, you are our Christmas Top Class. Nick, how do you feel?

-I am so happy.

-Stacy, how do you feel?

-Bit peckish now.

-Yeah, me too.

-Ben, how do you feel?

-I'm stuffed.

-Richard?

-Mr Daly!

-I know! That was astonishing! Well done.

That's all from Top Class. I'll see you next time.

Happy Christmas, goodbye!

APPLAUSE