Episode 2 And They're Off... for Sport Relief

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Hello, and welcome to And They're Off For Sport Relief,

the show where five daring and slightly daft celebrities

go head-to-head in a series of epic races.

And in the studio, we have five contestants

all hoping to pick the winners.

Plus, we are here to raise lots of money for Sport Relief.

And you at home can do your bit and donate.

Details of how to do that will be coming up later in the show.

Now, though, it is time to meet the players

all hoping to be quick off the blocks tonight.

First up, we have Azita.

She is a waitress from Malvern.

Next up, meet Garry.

He is a sales manager from Glasgow.

Our third player tonight is Annette.

She is a family lawyer from London.

Fourth in, meet Liam.

He is an after-school assistant from Tipton.

And, finally, it's Wendy.

She is an assistant legal account manager from North Tyneside.

So those are our contestants.

It is time to meet the celebrities who will be racing for them tonight.

Making a splash,

it's the number one female rower in the actual world,

double Olympic gold medallist Helen Glover.

Will she put in a blue riband performance,

or be up the creek without a paddle?

Now, could domestic strife be on the cards?

Because next up, it's Helen's husband,

wildlife presenter Steve Backshall.

He has faced some of the fiercest and deadliest creatures on earth,

but will he tame today's celebrities?

Next, it's actor Charles Venn.

He shot to fame in EastEnders,

and now stars as Nurse Jacob in Casualty.

Can he bag first place, or will he just need first aid?

Evans above, it's DJ Yasmin Evans,

star presenter on Radio 1Xtra.

Can she put in an extra-special performance,

or will she need extra help crossing the finish line?

Finally, it's Stacey Solomon.

She is a singer, she's a presenter,

she's eaten disgusting things in the jungle.

But today's challenge could get really tasty.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

I mean, it's a stellar-looking line-up, isn't it?

So here is how the game works.

Our celebrities will be competing in five fantastic -

and occasionally filthy - races.

In every race, each of you will be represented by one of them.

But you will have to earn the right to pick a celeb.

And if you pick the loser, well, you are out of the game.

Let's take a look at the first race,

and we've got our resident Olympian showing us the ropes.

Our race demonstrator is Daryll Neita,

Olympic sprinter and world relay silver medallist.

And our first race is the Mud Run.

It is a simple test of speed and power,

and the celebrities need to sprint 50 metres to the finish,

but avoid getting stuck in the three mud pits.

They'll need to be strong and focused

to make it to the end of the course.

If they get stuck in the mud,

they'll need to haul themselves out

and keep going till they reach the finish line.

Who are you behind in the Mud Run?

So who do you think will cross the finish line first,

and who is going to get left stuck in the mud?

It is time to find out.

Guys, you are about to see five pictures

that are all clues to an answer.

The first person to buzz in and give the correct answer

gets first choice of celebrity.

Here's your first question.

These actors all starred in which film?

BUZZER

-Liam?

-Is it Mamma Mia?

Of course, it's Mamma Mia!

Well done, Liam.

Let's see the other actors we have.

Christine Baranski, Dominic Cooper, Pierce Brosnan, Amanda Seyfried

and, of course, Meryl Streep.

Liam, well done!

What that means is that you have first pick

of our celebrities in the Mud Run.

-I think I will go with Steve.

-You're going to go with Steve?

-Yeah.

Looks like he is familiar with the mud?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

-Good leg muscles.

Been up the mountains.

OK. Mud and mountains, Steve Backshall.

He is yours, Liam.

The four of you, you are back in play.

Fingers on your buzzers.

Here is your next question.

These celebrities were all born in which country?

BUZZER

Azita.

Spain.

Is the right answer!

Yes! Let's have a look at the rest of them.

Enrique Iglesias, Penelope Cruz, Cesc Fabregas,

Antonio Banderas and Rafael Nadal.

-Azita.

-Yes.

Four celebrities remaining for you.

Who would you like to take on the Mud Run?

I think, with it being muddy,

I think I might go for Charles,

because he looks like a strong, strong guy.

OK, Charles is yours, Azita.

OK, the three of you, you are back in play.

Here is your next question.

These people have all won which TV programme?

BUZZER

Annette?

MasterChef.

That's right, MasterChef, or Celebrity MasterChef.

Very good, Annette.

Emma Kennedy, Adrian Edmondson, Matt Dawson,

Nadia Sawalha and Angellica Bell, most recently.

Annette, you've got the pick of a celebrity.

OK, right. I think I'm going to go for Helen.

I think that Helen, as a rower, must be pretty fit.

Yeah, she's got a couple of Olympic gold medals, too.

That helps. All right.

Helen Glover is yours, Annette.

What it means now, Garry and Wendy,

the next person to get this question right

will have the last pick of our celebrity,

and it could be crucial.

Here's your question. These have all hosted which awards ceremony?

BUZZER

Yes, Garry?

The Brits?

Is absolutely the right answer.

Well done, Garry. You looked not sure...

No. But you were spot-on.

-Total guess.

-The Osbournes, Russell Brand, James Corden,

Samantha Fox and Ant & Dec all hosted the Brit Awards.

-So, Garry...

-Yeah.

..breathe a sigh of relief, remove the sweat from your brow,

because you've got the last pick of our two remaining celebrities.

-Who is it going to be?

-I think I'm going to go with Stacey Solomon.

-Yeah?

-She's been through the jungle.

You can pretty much get through anything.

OK, well, Stacey is yours, Garry,

which means, Wendy, oh, I'm so sorry.

But you never know, Yasmin could be the one.

She could be the one, yes.

Yasmin is yours.

So to recap, Azita has Charles, Garry has Stacey, Annette has Helen,

Liam has Steve and Wendy has Yasmin.

Remember, if your celebrity comes in last,

you will be leaving us tonight.

It's over to our commentator, Dave Lamb, for the Mud Run.

Here they are, then, on the start line.

Charles, a real knockout.

Yasmin, a potential standout.

Stacey, she's got the guns out.

Steve, who's whipped his claws out.

And Helen, wondering if it is too late to back out.

They are limbering up.

And they are off, and it is a strong start from all five

as they approach the first mud pit.

Oh, a huge jump from Steve in orange,

like a spring-heeled satsuma.

On the far side there, look at that, a cartwheel from Charles.

You don't get that in the Olympics.

Stacey and Yasmin, though,

neck and neck in the battle that really counts here.

And husband-and-wife Helen and Steve neck and neck, too.

There is still nothing between Stacey and Yasmin.

Charles leads, Steve second, Helen third, but only just,

by the smallest of margins.

It's a win for Charles, who's followed by Steve,

and just edging out his wife Helen there.

But look at Yasmin, in yellow.

She has shaken off Stacey in blue now,

but she is stuck like a stick that's stuck somewhere sticky.

This could be Stacey's chance to take it -

she's certainly making a run for it.

Can she claw her way back into this?

No, Yasmin's up on her feet.

She is out and Yasmin's over the line, and she takes fourth place,

and Stacey, look at her, it's almost moving.

She's not giving up.

I mean, she might as well, but she's not.

I don't know what's worse - the mess she's made of this race,

or the mess this race has made of her.

Come on, Stacey.

This is great stuff.

She's last, but she's celebrating anyway,

because when your pants are in that state,

what can you do, but try to style it out?

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Oh, man, I thought she was never going to get out of there.

Azita, look at you with the fist punch.

-Charles coming through.

-Oh, yes, I knew Charles could do it.

Well done, Charles Venn. Well done, Azita.

-Wendy.

-Oh, what a comeback.

Well. That is a sigh of relief you are breathing right there.

-Oh, yes, yes.

-Garry.

What happened to Stacey?

Oh, I don't know. She is obviously still stuck in the mud,

by the looks of things. I am saying nothing about my choice in women.

Garry, I'm afraid that means

that we are going to have to say goodbye to you.

It has been short, but hasn't he been sweet?

-Thank you very much.

-CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

And we are also saying goodbye, for the moment, to Stacey Solomon.

I don't think there is anything I could have done any differently

to have got that any faster.

That was all I could do,

and, yeah, I am really blooming proud of myself,

although I feel really bad for whoever put their faith in me.

But, then again, I look at the line-up and think, well,

what a silly decision, if it wasn't by default.

APPLAUSE

So we've lost Stacey,

but we've still got four amazing celebs left.

Let's take a look at their next race.

Race two is The Donuts.

Our celebrities need to make their way

over eight inflatable donuts to the finish line.

They are going to need good balance and agility

just to make it across

because if they hit the water, they are back to the start.

They can use any technique they want.

Some might run, but some might crawl.

Maybe slow and steady will win the race?

Who are you behind in The Donuts?

It is a test of balance and agility.

Who do you think has the bounce-ability,

and who is going to bounce out of the game?

Guys, here's your first question.

These are all stills of which film star?

BUZZER

Annette?

Roger Moore?

Is absolutely the right answer, yes.

One more picture.

APPLAUSE

Sir Roger Moore is the right answer, Annette,

which means that you have the first pick

of our four remaining celebrities.

Well, it is quite a tough one.

I think I'm drawn, once again, to Helen.

-Yes?

-I think she is an intelligent woman,

and she might just be able to do this one, yes.

-Helen is all yours, Annette.

-Thank you.

The three of you, you still have three celebrities remaining,

but you've got to earn the right to pick them first.

So here is your next question.

These people were all born in which city?

BUZZER

Azita?

Cardiff?

Is the right answer.

Tanni Grey-Thompson, Sam Warburton,

Charlotte Church and Shirley Bassey as well.

Azita, you have our next pick of our celebrities.

So we've got The Donuts, who is it going to be?

I think I'm going to stick with Charles.

He did me proud in the last one.

-Charles Venn is yours, Azita.

-Thank you.

Liam and Wendy.

Wendy's been in this position before.

-Yes.

-Yes. Here we go.

These events took place in which year?

BUZZER

Liam?

1997?

Is the right answer. Well done, Liam.

Ooh!

It was the year the first Harry Potter book was published,

Titanic was released,

the Spice Girls performed with Geri in THAT outfit,

and Tony Blair was elected as the Prime Minister.

Liam, you have the last pick of our celebrities to take on The Donuts.

Is it going to be Steve, or is it going to be Yasmin?

No, Steve did pretty well in the last one, he didn't let me down,

but I'm going to go with Yasmin,

just because Steve seems a little top-heavy for this challenge.

No offence, Steve, you are a good guy, but, yeah, Yasmin.

Yasmin is going to be yours, Liam.

OK. Well, I mean, Wendy, this whole hanging back,

letting the rest of the guys do the heavy lifting...

-Yeah, it works.

-It worked in the first round, didn't it?

-Yeah.

Steve is all yours.

So let's find out who picked a winner,

and who picked a donut?

Here it is.

Race two, The Donuts.

Charles, calm and serene.

Helen, a vision in green.

Steve, causing a scene.

And Yasmin. Yas-queen.

HOOTER

And they're off.

It's an amazing start from Helen,

but Charles is off, and Yasmin's gone, too.

And they are all lying down.

Let's see that again. Yasmin straight in.

Actor Charles gets a right soaking.

But Helen and Steve are still going.

They must practise a lot of this in the Backshall-Glover household.

And, if anything, that just adds to the needle of the whole affair.

Charles now, back for more

like a sort of slippery modern-day Oliver Twist,

but he has been overtaken by Yasmin.

And, oh, no, Charles takes another dunking off The Donuts.

And Yasmin, too, sadly.

That's a second soaking, that, for Charles.

I wonder if Yasmin is enjoying herself.

Well, it is hard to tell, isn't it, from that face?

Really difficult to read.

But Helen is way ahead.

For a woman who spends her life in water,

she didn't waste any time getting out of there.

And it is a case of Glover and out.

She takes the victory.

One final pull from husband Steve, he is going to take second place.

You know who is doing the dishes in their house tonight.

It is evenly matched, though, in the big one between Charles and Yasmin.

Has Charles got the edge?

Oh, no, he is off.

Yasmin might just take this, you know.

Here she goes.

These two are battling it out for third place, remember.

Yasmin has the advantage here.

Charles is back on.

She is going. She is going, but, no.

She salvages it.

Can Charles take advantage of the wobble, though?

I'm not sure he can.

Because Yasmin's got a great new technique,

like some sort of crazed dolphin.

She's loving that. No wonder it's called The Donuts.

Charles is in a right jam now.

Yasmin is up and out, she takes third.

Leaving Charles defeated.

Look at him there, the noble man beaten by donuts.

APPLAUSE

The face of frustration on Charles Venn.

Man, Annette, you are right,

our intelligent double gold medal-winning Helen Glover...

I told you. What did I say? I told you.

-You told us.

-That's my girl.

-That's your girl.

Hey, she has done fantastically well.

-Wendy...

-Yes?

I mean, isn't she just playing the perfect game?

Oh, of course.

Azita.

The sad news is, Azita, we're going to have to say goodbye to you.

Thank you very much for having me, though.

Thank you for playing. Keep smiling, won't you, Azita?

-Thank you.

-What a wonderful player.

APPLAUSE

And we are also going to have to say goodbye to Charles Venn.

All in the name of fun. It's beautiful.

I will see you all in the last race.

I say no more than that.

APPLAUSE

Now, all of our celebrities have given up their time for one reason,

and that is to raise money for Sport Relief.

One of our celebrities, Stacey Solomon,

has been to see for herself just how important your donations can be.

I recently found out that a staggering one in ten women

experience mental health issues during pregnancy

or after having a baby.

But what I found even more scary is that only half of us seek help.

I'm meeting 25-year-old Zoe,

a mum who sadly experienced postnatal depression herself.

Talk me through your relationship with postnatal depression.

So I had postnatal with my first.

Because I was young, and I felt like I didn't know what to do.

How old were you?

I was 19 when I had her and I remember just sitting and crying.

And I was looking at all the other mums on the ward,

and they were just being like proper mums and I was like,

"Why can't I do that right?

"I'm not doing it right."

And I just sat and spent the whole night just staring at her.

I remember when I had my first,

there were points when I didn't want my baby near me.

I genuinely... I just didn't want to see him,

I didn't want to hear him cry, I didn't know what I was doing.

So it came to like my six-week check,

and I went to the doctors and I was like,

"I just feel like she hates me and I can't do it right.

"She cries all the time."

And she was like, "You've got postnatal."

What do you think, for you, was your lowest point, when you realised,

"I really need help at this point"?

It was during the night when I would just sit crying.

And I literally just would sit there and just hold her and be like,

"I can't do it.

"You need to take her."

To the point where my mum had to take my baby away from me.

I think that was the worst feeling.

This is something that so many women go through,

and something that is so important.

The more you speak about it,

the more you kind of come to terms with the fact

that it can happen to anyone

and it doesn't make you a bad person,

and especially doesn't make you a bad mum.

But your money is doing wonderful things.

Because local to Zoe is a project using Sport Relief money

to reach out to women with postnatal depression.

This is a real specialist group

because there aren't any groups like this for miles.

So please, please, please, give whatever you can.

You can really make a huge difference

to help women overcome this awful illness.

Just £10 can pay for a mum like Zoe to attend a group therapy session,

ensuring she gets the vital support she so desperately needs.

Thank you.

Money raised through Sport Relief

could help projects like this one all over the UK,

providing crucial support to mums just like Zoe.

So please give whatever you can tonight,

it really will make a difference.

If you want to donate...

It is that simple.

Texts will cost your donation,

plus your standard network message charge.

100% of your donation will go to Sport Relief.

You must be 16 or over, and please ask the bill payer's permission.

For full terms and more information, go to bbc.co.uk/sportrelief.

Anything you can spare will make a big difference.

Right, we are at the halfway point, and still in the game are Annette,

Liam, and Wendy,

all hoping to be crowned tonight's champion.

And their fate lies in the hands of our three remaining celebrities,

Helen Glover, Steve Backshall and Yasmin Evans.

Time to find out what the next race is.

So we've tested their bodies, now we're going to test their brains.

Race three is the Balancing Act.

This is a real test of hand-eye coordination

as celebrities must transport a ball

to the finish line through five plastic tubes.

Drop the ball at any point,

and they'll have to go back to the start to begin again.

Once the ball's been passed through one tube to the next,

they must replace the first tube in its holder.

This race takes coordination, balance and a steady hand.

The first person to carefully roll their ball

into the finishing bowl wins.

Who are you behind in the Balancing Act?

OK, this is an altogether different kind of challenge.

Who will have the steadiest hand?

And who is going to crumble under the pressure?

Here's your first question.

These films are all based on books by which author?

BUZZER

Annette?

Charles Dickens.

Is the right answer.

Annette. We got there.

We got there eventually.

Great Expectations,

The Muppet Christmas Carol and Oliver.

Well done, Annette.

So you've got first pick.

Who is it going to be?

Well, I think I'm going to stick with Helen.

I think Helen needs good hands and strength to move those oars.

-Yes, yes.

-It could come in handy now.

OK, Helen Glover, once again, is all yours, Annette.

Liam and Wendy, it's a re-run of round two.

Here is your question.

These have all hosted which game show?

BUZZER

Liam.

The Crystal Maze.

Is the correct answer.

Well done, Liam.

Ed Tudor-Pole. Richard Ayoade and Richard O'Brien.

So, Liam,

two celebrities remaining to take on our Balancing Act.

Is it Steve or is it Yasmin who's got the measure of this?

I wanted Helen, but I guess I will go with Yasmin again.

-You're going to go with Yasmin?

-Yeah.

OK, Yasmin Evans is all yours, Liam.

-Wendy...

-Yes?

-You have our last remaining celebrity once again,

Steve Backshall is yours.

-What have you got to say?

-Get in.

-OK. Get in, Wendy.

-I would have picked him.

-We'll see.

-All right.

-He deals with deadly animals,

so he's got to have a steady hand.

Very good thinking.

So, guys, watch closely,

because this game is quite literally in the balance.

Here we go.

Race three, the Balancing Act.

Helen Glover, ready for a ding-dong.

Steve Backshall, auditioning for King Kong.

DJ Yasmin Evans loves a good singsong.

HOOTER

It is bing-bong, and they are off.

Who will be victorious in the battle of the plastic tubes?

Oh, there's a lovely bit of balancing there from Yasmin.

Helen's getting the technique.

Look. Yasmin.

No, it's going to go. It's going to go.

It's gone. And our DJ needs to rewind here to the start.

But Steve and Helen, look at them, perfectly matched, which is lucky,

if you think about it. Just one hand on your tube, Steve.

Just one hand on your tube.

There is no telling some people, is there?

That is a rule-break. That's back to the start.

Go on, Backshall. Has he handed victory to Helen here?

It certainly looks like it.

While Yasmin, another fail there.

Steve and Yasmin are back at square one together.

Our rower is doing magnificently, though.

Look at a concentration on her boat race.

Some brilliant bicep action there from Steve, it has to be said.

Yeah, that's really is terrific, but Yasmin's having a shocker.

There are commuters in London who have had less trouble with the Tube.

It is slow and even from our man Stephen.

But it is Helen, I think, who has the steadiest hand.

Yes. Steve's got the technique now.

So has Yasmin?

But it is too late, you know.

Helen Glover takes victory, I think.

Yes, she does, in the Balancing Act.

Steve's currently in second place.

And Yasmin in third.

At the moment. The look of concentration there from her.

She has got to be hoping that Steve drops the ball,

but he does not look like a man with shaky hands to me.

No, no, Yasmin's gone again.

And that really has handed second place to Steve.

He cashes in, and with that Yasmin's chances disappear, quite literally,

down the tube.

APPLAUSE

Annette. Helen Glover!

What can I say? I said it at the beginning.

Intelligence.

You and your girl have something going on, and it is good.

-It is working.

-It is. Congratulations.

I'll tell you what else is working, Wendy.

You are sitting back, you are relaxing,

letting Liam make all the wrong calls.

-Yeah, pretty much.

-It is the way to play the game.

Liam, you had the pick, you could have gone with Yasmin or Steve.

-Yeah, 50-50.

-You went with Yasmin.

That's the luck of the draw, she let me down, I'm afraid.

Unfortunately, that does mean, Liam,

we are going to have to say goodbye to you.

But hasn't he been great?

Yes?

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

We are also saying goodbye to Yasmin Evans.

Being eliminated, I just didn't want to come between a marriage.

I did it on purpose, actually.

You know.

I feel sour.

I feel very sour right now.

So, Annette and Wendy, there is only room

for one of you in tonight's final.

OK?

Let's take a look at the race that will decide your fate.

In race four, our celebrities will tackle the Death Slide.

They'll scramble 20 metres up a climbing wall.

It's a test of courage and steady nerves,

as they drop down the slide

and plunge into the freezing waters below.

Then, it's a short swim to the mats,

before they haul themselves out and sprint to the finish line.

Who are you behind in the Death Slide?

This race is a real test of courage,

and choosing first could make all the difference.

So we've made it that little bit harder.

You'll need to answer two questions correctly to get first pick.

OK? Here's your first question.

These are both Olympic champions in which sport?

BUZZER

Annette?

Cycling.

Absolutely, well done.

Laura Kenny and Bradley Wiggins, Annette.

So you are one up.

Here is your next question. These photos are of which celebrity?

BUZZER

Annette?

George Clooney.

Is the right answer.

Very good. Annette, well done,

you have first pick of our two remaining celebrities.

They are about to take on the Death Slide.

-Right.

-So who do you think will come out on top,

Steve Backshall or Helen Glover?

Now, this is a tricky one.

I think I am going to try Steve, because he can climb and stuff.

And when he gets up, then it's just down all the way.

I think he might just have the edge.

-OK. So Steve Backshall is yours.

-Yeah.

Wendy, that is now four rounds in a row

-that you have been in this position.

-Good, eh?

LAUGHTER

And it means that Helen Glover is yours.

-OK.

-Yeah. You will have to deal with that.

Husband versus wife, here is how it is going to go down.

Race four, the mighty Death Slide.

Steve, the gloves are off.

And so is the wedding ring, by the look of it.

And Helen does not approve of that at all.

It is husband versus wife.

The wall awaits impassively.

It never moves.

-HOOTER

-And they're off.

They are married for better or worse,

but who will be better and who will be worse?

Who will be sleeping on the couch tonight?

It couldn't be any closer, actually,

as they head down the slide.

Here they go! Time to grab some air, both of you.

And up they go!

Oh, my word, what a fall that was.

That water is almost as frosty as the drive home's going to be.

Look at that, these two really are the perfect match.

But who is going to emerge first?

Steve and Helen together, they are stroke for stroke.

You don't get this on Mr and Mrs.

Helen maybe with a slight lead, she is on her feet,

it couldn't be closer than this.

Oh, my word.

I mean, sort that out, let's have another look,

see if we can work it out.

Steve hasn't had to crawl this hard since he forgot their anniversary.

Who's going to be the first with two feet on the platform?

Here we go.

One foot.

Yes, it's two. It's two feet for Helen.

That is bragging rights.

Steve can't believe he has lost it, but he has.

APPLAUSE

Oh, my goodness me.

I mean, that was so close.

-Wendy.

-Wow!

LAUGHTER

How impressive?

You are through to the final round.

APPLAUSE

Annette, you'd gone with Helen throughout the game, pretty much.

I am absolutely gutted.

I can't believe I gave that to Wendy on a plate.

-I really did.

-Thank you.

You have played the game brilliantly.

You have been awesome.

Hasn't she, Annette?

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank you so much for playing.

Let's find out if Steve and Helen are still talking to each other.

She is double Olympic champion.

She is one of the greatest sportswomen in the world,

so there is absolutely no shame to lose to Helen.

He also knows that if I lose, I'll be in a mood for a week.

Yeah, that's what it was. I totally threw this whole thing.

I totally threw it.

APPLAUSE

OK, in a moment, all of our celebrities will be back

to take part in the final race of the night.

But first, Sport Relief has a long history

of supporting disabled children

in African countries to lead happy and fulfilling lives.

Tom Daley recently went to Malawi to visit a project working hard

to give disabled kids a better chance of an education.

Here in Malawi, growing up with a disability can be really tough...

Are you OK?

..with disabled kids facing stigma and isolation on top of poverty.

I met 13-year-old Jeejo, who has cerebral palsy.

TRANSLATION:

What was Jeejo doing?

Was he at home?

Was there anything...? Was he able to go to school?

TRANSLATION:

I just found out that Jeejo has been completely isolated.

When I was growing up, I wanted to always be part of a team.

Jeejo never got the opportunity to do that.

He didn't want to just sit there,

he didn't want to just be doing nothing.

He wanted to be out there with his friends.

But the good news is that there is a project that uses Sport Relief cash

to help kids like Jeejo get an education and stop being isolated.

They provide training for teachers,

pupils and parents to help disabled kids integrate into school.

So they can belong.

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And what do you like to do with your friends, Jeejo?

Do you like football?

You are an Arsenal fan?

And, most importantly, Jeejo, are you happy?

Yeah. That's the most important.

It costs less than £10 to send a primary school teacher

on a training course to support disabled children like Jeejo.

You can just see how much of a difference

it has made to a kid like Jeejo,

to have friends and to play and be a kid.

And every kid deserves that.

So, please, just pick up your phone and text to donate whatever you can.

Don't put it off until later,

don't think someone else is going to donate for you.

Take that responsibility and help change lives.

Thank you.

Thank you.

What is so good to hear is that Jeejo is still thriving at school

and is enjoying spending time with his friends.

With your help, we can give more kids like Jeejo a chance.

It is as simple as sending a text.

So if you can, please dig deep tonight.

Now, I'm not sure how, but by hook or by crook, I have with me Wendy,

who has made it into the final round.

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So we are all here for Sport Relief, we want to raise lots of money,

of course, but we also want you to go home with something as well.

Let's have a look and see what you are playing for.

Oh, that's amazing.

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Wendy, we have got two tickets

-to the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

-Wow!

You are going to have access to the pit lane,

and the chance to meet some of the drivers.

And as if that is not enough,

you and three friends will also be given an exclusive tour

of the top-secret Red Bull Racing facility.

We have to say the most humungous thank you

to Silverstone and Formula 1

for supporting Sport Relief with this incredible prize.

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So here is how you could win it.

In our final race, all five celebrities are back in play.

All you've got to do is choose a winner.

-OK.

-For every question you get right, you get to pick a celebrity.

So the better you do,

the more chance you will have of choosing the winner.

-Are you ready?

-Yeah.

-OK, so here is your first question.

Wow.

Oh!

Westlife or Girls Aloud.

I'll go for Westlife.

-Yes?

-Yeah.

-All right, let's confirm Westlife.

Is that the right answer?

Oh!

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Wow.

Wendy, that is one question correct,

which means you have at least one celebrity to pick for the showdown.

OK, question number two, here we go.

-Golf.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-Just came to you?

Just came, yeah.

All right. Golf it is.

Let's confirm that one.

Is golf the right answer?

Course it is, Wendy.

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Wow.

Two out of two. Here is question number three.

-Trivial Pursuit.

-We are saying Trivial Pursuit?

-Yeah.

OK, let's confirm that one.

Was she right?

Course she was right. APPLAUSE

Wendy.

We are rolling.

We are rolling. OK. Here's your last question.

Richard I.

-Shall we do it?

-Yeah.

-OK.

Let's go for Richard I.

Were you right?

No. The answer we were looking for was William I.

OK, well, do you know what? That doesn't matter.

We don't care about that question

because you have already answered three questions correctly,

which means you have three picks of our celebrities

to take into The Showdown.

-OK.

-Here they are on the screen.

You have a choice of three.

Who is it going to be?

I'm going to go for Helen, obviously, Olympic athlete.

Steve, because he's done me good.

And Charles.

I tell you now, because you have played a brilliant game,

we are all rooting for you.

-Thank you.

-And you're ready to take it on?

-Yes.

-OK, Wendy, let's take on the final race.

Race five, it all comes down to this, The Showdown.

Stacey, all smiles.

Charles, all aboard.

Helen, all focus.

Steve, all over the shop.

Yasmin, almost broken.

HOOTER

And they are off.

And Steve is first to show.

Stacey, in blue, trailing in fifth.

But Steve is very much in the lead.

It looks like he's got this.

Oh, crikey, well, he's definitely got something.

He is going to feel that tomorrow.

Who is going to make it across first, though?

It looks like Helen.

Helen is out of the woods, but she is straight into Charles there.

A coming together. That could hand an advantage to Steve.

Can he make it count?

It looks like he can.

Stacey's on her way out of the water.

But Steve is like a gazelle.

If that gazelle has just fallen into a lake.

I hope he's all right, I'm sure he will be.

Charles and Helen, piling on the pressure still.

Yasmin trying to get back into it.

But you have to say,

I have seen six-year-olds sliding faster than that.

Stacey now might look like she is going slow,

but that's only because she is.

Charles could take this, you know.

Now, how is Yasmin going to tackle the water?

Well, face-first - that's how.

My goodness me.

That was a bit of a nasty fall, wasn't it?

I shouldn't really be laughing.

It is evenly matched between the three leaders.

But Steve has a spring in his step and a sprint in his legs.

Is he going to take it?

I think he will from here, I can't see anything going wrong, you know.

One more leap, and, yes, Steve is the winner.

It's Charles in second, Helen in third.

Well done, guys.

But back in the water,

Yasmin is almost out.

After that face-plant, she is lucky she is not out cold.

But Stacey, still smiling.

Great support from the others, there,

sees Yasmin finish fourth,

and there will be a helping hand for Stacey, too, I'm sure,

as she trails in, in fifth.

Wow, what a race that was!

The medals sorted out quite early, though, you have to say.

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Incredible. Let's hear it, ladies and gentlemen,

for our winner tonight, Wendy.

Wow.

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And a huge thank you to all of our celebrities

for putting their bodies on the line

and their faces in the mud, all for charity.

And Sport Relief really needs your donations as well.

So please remember to keep on texting.

All the details are on your screen now,

so please do dig deep because every single donation

really can change a life. That is it.

End of tonight's show.

Please join us next week when five more contestants

will be pinning their hopes on five brand-new celebrities.

That's it for now. And we're off.

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