Episode 2 Beat the Pack

Eight contestants, all with a chance to win thousands of pounds.

Only one will start in control.

Can they stay ahead and beat the Pack?

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Hello there, I'm Jake Humphrey and this is Beat The Pack,

the show where if you can stay ahead of the Pack,

you can win up to £12,000.

We've randomly selected one player to start in control

and that player is Dan. Come and join me, Dan.

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Hello.

-Lovely to meet you, Dan. Where are you from?

-I'm from London.

-What do you do with your time?

-I'm a Business student. I go to the University of Birmingham.

-What year are you in?

-Final year.

-A busy year. Is there any time to know what's going on in the world?

Bits and bobs. I look at the news every now and then, keep up to date.

If you do walk away with £12,000, what would you spend that money on?

Me and my housemate have been talking recently

and we quite fancy a little trip to Antarctica.

There's quite a nice tour you can do there,

spend two weeks down there and explore the area and the region.

You'll be nice and generous with your winnings and take your friends on holiday. Isn't that kind?

-Yeah, I'll pay for my housemate.

-Good luck, Dan.

You're starting in control with a chance to win up to £12,000

and the only thing standing in your way are the Pack. Let's meet them.

Aly, baggage systems company director from Buckinghamshire.

James, primary teacher, Hamilton near Glasgow.

Chloe, sales and marketing manager from Sheffield.

Truc, dentist, from Surrey.

Tracey, NHS data manager from Nottingham.

Ben, HR officer from Belfast.

Janine, post office counter clerk from Gloucester.

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So, Dan, that's the Pack that you need to beat today. It's seven against one at the moment.

Who stands out as an early threat, do you think?

I think they're all a bit dangerous in their own respect.

Janine's smiling at you, I see.

He's a nice lad. I'm allowed to smile at him.

She's throwing compliments around, perhaps lulling you into a false sense of security.

And I can see Aly smiling a little bit. Are you confident, Aly?

Reasonably, yes. Famous last words!

Exactly, famous last words. So, Dan, that's the Pack that you've got to beat.

Here are your six categories to try and beat them with.

Now, each category is worth up to £2,000.

Dan just has to answer one question correctly from each category

for the chance to win up to £12,000,

but if he gets a question wrong at any time, he's straight out of the game, no second chances.

If he doesn't like a question, he doesn't have to answer it.

I'll replace it with an easier one, but the money halves every time.

The Pack will be answering every question, so if he passes and they all get it right,

he loses control and goes home with nothing.

And that's not all. One of them will take his place.

-Dan, are you ready for this?

-Yeah, let's do it.

-Let's play Beat The Pack!

Dan, I can give you a helping hand during the game

when you can give me two answers, a double answer, so let me know when you want to use it.

Make sure you use it wisely because you can use it only the once.

What are you confident about, having looked at those?

I think I'll go with Green.

OK, Dan's picked Green.

Here is your £2,000 question on the Green category.

Get thinking, Dan. Pack, please answer now.

There was a bit of thinking time from the Pack,

but they've all locked in their answers.

What do you think? Play or pass?

Unfortunately, I don't have a clue. I really don't.

So I'm going to have to pass.

Let's have a look then. What is the correct answer?

Natalie Bennett.

There's no surprise that you passed on the £2,000 question.

It is the hardest question of all in the Green category.

However, the danger is if the seven members of the Pack all got that right, your game is over

almost before we got to know you, which would be a great shame.

How many of our seven Pack members, if any, got the question right?

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-OK, two members of the Pack.

Aly, now I know why you were smirking at the beginning, obviously confident. Was that a guess?

I couldn't possibly say that at this stage, could I?

-Not giving too much away.

-Not at all.

-Truc, did you know the answer?

-Semi. I just remember listening to Radio Four.

They were discussing the Green Party and I knew it was a woman. I think she's from Australia or something.

I think Truc might be quite clever. She is from Australia.

Aly, Truc, well done. You're through to the next category. Chill out in the safe area.

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OK, Dan, because you passed, the next question is worth half as much - £1,000.

So let's have a look then at the £1,000 question and see if this is any easier for you.

Dan, get thinking. Pack, get answering now, please.

The Pack have all given us their answer.

Ben is Irish, so I guess Ben should know the answer to this question,

but he's not giving anything away.

It's really down to you, Dan. You're in control.

If you go for this and get it wrong, you walk away with nothing.

If you pass, you're still in the game. If you give me an answer

and it's right, you get £1,000. There's a lot of choices.

I don't know.

I genuinely don't think that all five of the Pack would know as well.

-OK, so play or pass?

-I'm going to pass again.

Let's have a look then. What is the correct answer to this question?

Chicago. All right. At the moment, this is OK.

However, if our five Pack members all knew it was Chicago, then you, Dan, walk away with no money at all.

Let's find out how our Pack did with the £1,000 question. Who got it right?

Well done, James and Tracey.

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But my eyes are drawn to the Irishman in green who didn't know the answer to this question.

-What happened, Ben?

-This is what I feared, that I'd get a question I should know, but I didn't.

Tracey and James got it right. James, was that a guess for you?

I was at a wedding on St Patrick's Day in Wexford

and there was a discussion at the table, so it's the luck of the draw.

-Little did you know how handy that would come in. Tracey, what about you?

-That was a total guess.

At least you're honest and at least you're through to the next category.

James and Tracey, make your way through to the safe area.

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So now it's just you up against three members of the Pack, Dan.

The time is probably approaching when we need a bit of bravery.

This next question is worth £500 because you passed.

Dan, have a think. Pack, answer now, please.

The Pack locked in pretty quickly there.

Friends is my favourite TV show. I watch it pretty much every day.

-That's what you students are up to.

-That is what I watch.

-I knew it.

So, confidently, I can give you an answer of Rachel, D.

-You're going to play?

-Yeah.

-So Dan says the answer is Rachel.

Let's see. Is Dan about to be £500 richer or leaving the game?

It's the right answer. Well done.

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-And breathe a sigh of relief.

-Are you most happy to get the Green category out of the way now?

-Yeah.

-Are you happy to get £500 into the bank?

-More than happy.

-Shall we put that money in there?

-Let's do it.

You're through to the next category,

but now you have to be a little bit cruel.

You've got to take a look at the remaining three Pack members, Chloe, Ben and Janine.

It's up to you who leaves the Pack.

I'm going to go with Ben.

Every time a member of the Pack gets eliminated, it's one less person for you to battle against.

-Ben, I'm afraid to say you've been singled out early on by Dan.

-That's not very fair.

Dan's in control. He makes the decisions.

The important thing is, did you get the question right?

-I did get that one right.

-Ben, thank you very much for being here, but Dan has spoken

and as he is the man in control, you must leave the Pack. Bye-bye.

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OK, let's bring back the Pack. Back you come.

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It's a cruel game. Ben has left us already, but Dan, you're still in the game

and we've only used one category, so there's £10,000 up for grabs and you've already got £500 in the bank.

What would you like to do next?

I did...I did do a GCSE in Biology.

I think I'm going to go with The Human Body, please.

You'll answer on The Human Body. I should tell you that one of the Pack is a qualified masseuse

and one of the Pack collects human teeth. I wonder who that could be?

Right, let's play The Human Body.

This is your £2,000 question. Let's have a look.

Dan, don't give me an answer just yet, but, Pack, answer right now.

OK, the Pack have locked in their answers. The decision's yours, Dan.

You're the man in control.

There's no way that all six of them know this answer

and I'm not confident enough to go for it myself,

so again I'm going to have to pass, please, Jake.

If the Pack all get it right, your game is over,

but Dan has chosen to pass on the £2,000 question.

Let's have a look at the correct answer.

It was stirrup, so called because it looks like a horse-rider's stirrup.

Let's have a look at which of our Pack got the answer correct.

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Hello, familiar faces, Aly and Truc. Janine, congratulations.

First question and you make it through to the safe area.

-Was that a guess for you or did you know?

-I also did Biology, but mine was "O" level and a long time ago.

-You haven't forgotten.

-No.

-That's the important thing.

-Aly, you're the qualified masseuse.

-I am indeed.

I'm relieved you got it right. It's good to know about the human body.

-I imagine that ear massage isn't very common?

-No, not something I do very often.

You knew the right answer, so, Aly, Truc, Janine, you're through to the next category.

You're in the safe area. Well done.

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Dan, this gets interesting because you've now got just three people that you're taking on in the Pack,

so the chances of all three of them knowing the correct answer increases

and because you passed, the next question is easier for you, for them and it's worth £1,000.

Get thinking. Pack, get answering.

OK...

So, three Pack members standing in the way, Dan.

Play or pass? What are you leaning towards?

I'm going to pass again, please.

-You're going to pass?

-Yes.

-OK.

Just to remind you, if all three of our Pack members get it right,

you lose the £500 in the bank and you walk away with nothing.

-OK.

-Pass, 100% certain?

I'm going to pass.

Did you have an idea? What would you have gone for?

-I would have gone with "smell".

-Let's see what the right answer is.

Dan, Dan, the right answer was "smell".

-I'll have to risk it next time.

-If you're brave in this game, it can pay dividends.

But it's knowing when to be brave and when to be cautious.

-You decided to be cautious, you decided to pass.

-Yeah.

What about the Pack - James, Chloe and Tracey? If you all knew it was "smell", Dan's game is over

and a member of the Pack will replace him in control of the game.

Let's see who got the right answer.

James and Tracey, well done.

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James, perhaps we're finding your level here.

This is the second time you've been through on the £1,000 question, which is no mean feat.

-You have the Million Dollar Man. I'm the £1,000 man.

-It's quite a claim to fame.

James, Tracey, it doesn't matter when you go through.

The important thing is you have. You're into the next category. Head through to the safe area.

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-Now, Chloe...

-Hi.

Chloe, how are you feeling?

It's ironic because I said if there's any science questions, that's it.

I'll be going "pass, pass, pass", so don't worry, Dan. You'll be fine.

The thing to work out is if Chloe is being genuine or she is lulling you into a false sense of security.

-You can't trust anyone in this game.

-You're in control of the game.

You decided to pass which means the next question is worth £500.

Let's see the £500 question in the Human Body category,

the question that could see Chloe or Dan leave the game.

Dan, think really carefully. Chloe, please answer now.

Dan, this is a really big moment in the game.

It's one on one. One of you will leave. Play or pass?

I'm going to play, Jake.

-How confident are you?

-Pretty confident.

Quadriceps, quads, legs, below the waist.

Pectoral is the chest.

Suddenly, you seem to know an awful lot about the human body.

Yeah, I'm going to play. I'm going to go for "quadriceps".

Quadriceps muscles, please.

OK, let's lock in Dan's answer.

If this is the right answer, you're through to the next category

and Chloe walks away from the game.

If that's the wrong answer, Dan,

you lose the money you've banked so far, you're out, beaten by the Pack.

-Are you ready to find out the correct answer?

-Yeah.

OK...

Is "A", quadriceps muscles, the right answer?

Yes, it is the right answer.

You've survived, Dan.

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-You've survived.

-Feeling OK?

-Yeah, a bit relieved.

The important thing is it was the right answer. Let's put another £500 into the bank for you. Well done.

Which means we now turn ourselves to Chloe.

Chloe, so far on Beat The Pack we've asked you six questions.

You've only got two of them correct.

-Are you surprised to be standing there now?

-No, absolutely not.

Science and Green, they were the two I didn't want on the board, so it's the way it went, but that's life.

-Chloe, I'm afraid you must leave the Pack.

-Thank you.

-Bye-bye.

-Bye-bye.

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So, farewell, Chloe. Let's bring back the remaining Pack.

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We've got four categories still to play. That means a total of £8,000 to add to the £1,000 you've got.

So, Cricket, EastEnders, Mountains or Girl Groups?

I'm going to go for...

um, EastEnders, please.

-You're going to go for EastEnders as your next category.

-I am.

The third category for Dan is EastEnders.

Right, let's take a look at your £2,000 question in the EastEnders category.

Dan, get thinking. Pack, please answer now.

The answers from the Pack have been locked in.

When I read out the question,

there was an intake of breath from the audience. They think it's tough.

This is a tough question.

If you pass and all the Pack get the answer correct,

you're out of the game, so what do you want to do?

-Play or pass?

-I'm going to pass.

Once again you're kissing goodbye to the potential of £2,000 in the bank.

-Yeah?

-Yeah, I don't know. I don't have a clue.

OK, so Dan has decided to pass on the £2,000 question

in the EastEnders category, so let's have a look at the correct answer.

Dennis Watts.

The first thing he ever said, "Stinks in 'ere, don't it?"

I'd never audition for EastEnders with my East London accent(!)

So which of our five members of the Pack heard Den Watts issue those first ever words on EastEnders?

Let's see who got the answer right.

I don't think we've got some soap fans on the show today.

Nobody knew the correct answer to that which means you can breathe a sigh of relief, Dan.

We now move on to a question worth half as much because you passed. This next question is worth £1,000.

Dan, you can look at those possible answers

while the Pack, please give us your answer.

OK, the Pack have locked in.

Remember, if you pass and all the Pack are correct,

I'm afraid you're out.

Play or pass?

Actually, before the answers came up,

for some reason, I thought it was '87.

I was just drawn to it even before they came up.

Drawn to it enough to perhaps try and put £1,000 in the bank?

I'm going to use the double answer

and I'm going to pick 1986 and 1987.

So Dan is going to use his double answer.

Yes.

And he said 1986 and 1987.

If it is either 1986 or 1987,

another £1,000 in the bank, you're through to the next category

and we say farewell to any member of the Pack that you choose.

However, Dan,

if it's neither 1986 or 1987...

..your game is over.

OK.

Right.

In which year was EastEnders first broadcast on BBC One?

Was it 1986?

No, it wasn't, Dan.

OK, you said when you first saw 1987, you were drawn to it, right?

-Yes.

-If your instinct is correct, it's fine,

you're through, you've got £1,000.

I'm not so sure. I really don't know if it's correct.

-Are you ready to find out?

-Yes.

Was it 1987?

Dan, I'm so, so sorry.

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The 19th of February, 1985,

EastEnders was first broadcast, as you can see there.

It's such a brave thing to do at that point.

You came here, so you could take all your mates on holiday and you needed a good amount of money.

-You took the risk on the £1,000 question. I'm so sorry it didn't pay off for you.

-That's all right.

Sometimes things don't go your way. I took a risk, it didn't pay off.

I'm afraid to say, Dan, you failed to beat the Pack.

I'll need to say goodbye. Thanks for being here, Dan.

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As Dan got that question incorrect and has to leave,

I can tell you that four out of five of you got that question right.

But who's been the strongest player... Are you OK there?

-Is it almost too much for you to take, Truc?

-Yes, too much.

We're about to find out who the strongest player has been so far

and replacing Dan in control of the game is...

..Aly. Well done, Aly. Down you come.

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Well, hello.

Aly, we've hardly seen anything of you. You've spent the whole show sitting in the safe area.

-Where are you from?

-Buckinghamshire.

-What do you do for a living?

I'm a company director for a baggage handling system.

Airport baggage handling systems, we manage the data behind it.

There's a lot of data coming your way. You've got to try and get the right answers.

Three categories to go. £2,000 in each category. You could walk away with £6,000.

Aly, let's play Beat The Pack.

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-We play the game by saying you're in control, so pick a category.

-Mountains, please, Jake.

Right, Mountains it is.

Let's have a look at the £2,000 question in Mountains.

Aly, get thinking. Pack, please answer now.

OK, already the Pack lock in their answers.

So, Aly, you're looking very carefully at those options.

-Yes.

-Play or pass? If you go for this and get it wrong,

you walk away with nothing.

I'll take a chance and play.

Aly's going to play straight away for the £2,000 question.

Have you climbed all of them and you know the answer?

-Oh, in my spare time(!)

-Great.

Will you go straight for it or use the double answer here?

You can give me two answers and we'll take one of those.

I'll go for the double answer

because there's one I think and one I'm really not sure about.

Which two answers will you give me?

I'm going to give you Eiger and Mont Blanc.

OK, so Aly is playing the double answer.

Let's lock in Eiger and Mont Blanc.

OK, Aly.

Which of the two are you really sure about?

I think it's Eiger.

Mont Blanc is your security?

Yes, something's niggling with Mont Blanc.

Probably both wrong, but hey, you're only here once.

Aly thinks she knows the answer.

If she does, she's suddenly got £2,000 in the bank. Let's see.

Is the answer Eiger?

It's not that one then.

-Eiger was the answer you were confident about.

-Not any more.

Mont Blanc was the answer you gave just as a bit of security.

-Yeah.

-You now need it to be Mont Blanc,

-otherwise, it's hello and goodbye rather quickly.

-Yeah.

All right, Aly, is the answer Mont Blanc?

-Aly, it was!

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The first recorded ascent of Mont Blanc was back in 1786.

Did you nearly choose one of the others as your back-up answer?

-Matterhorn.

-Really?

-Yeah.

-Well done.

Straight away you join the game and you put £2,000 into the bank.

-Shall we do that?

-Yeah, let's.

-All right, £2,000, in it goes.

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Fantastic.

That is the perfect start and it's going to cost one of the Pack their place on the game.

We've seen some really strong play from yourself and Truc in the Pack,

but you have to choose who you would like to say goodbye to.

As hard as it is, I guess it's going to have to be Truc, unfortunately.

-Why?

-Because he kept up with me up till that point

and I guess if we get to the final stage, who knows, I kind of, yeah...

-Sorry, Truc.

-That's OK.

-Aly, another £4,000 is up for grabs.

To win that money, you need to play a ruthless game and it looks, Truc, like that's what Aly's doing.

You couldn't have done more to be successful on Beat The Pack, but you stood out too much.

Could be, yes. If I'd got that EastEnders thing, 1985, I could be there.

-Such a strong start. You faded and it means you're out of the Pack. Thanks for playing. Bye!

-Thank you.

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There's £2,000 in the bank.

There's a potential for another £4,000 and as you're in control, you decide where we go next.

-What do you want to do?

-I'm going to get Girl Groups out of the way.

That's probably a good idea. OK, so Aly is going to play Girl Groups.

Let's see if the £2,000 question is as difficult as she thinks it's going to be.

Aly, I'll take your answer in just a moment,

but Pack, please answer now.

Very quickly the Pack lock in their answer which is always daunting

-when you're standing here.

-Yes.

-Are you going to play or pass?

-Pass.

You played on the first one. It was the right decision.

-I wonder if passing is the right decision now.

-I'm going to pass.

If the Pack have all got it right, we say goodbye

and you lose that £2,000 that you banked in the last category.

What's the correct answer to the question?

Say My Name. Does that now ring any bells?

Yeah. I don't know that I would have been that confident to say it.

I can hear it singing, but no.

If all of the Pack got that answer correct, I'm afraid we're saying goodbye to you, Aly.

So let's see, how did the Pack fare?

Who got that right?

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Close. Two-thirds of the Pack straight into the safe area and Tracey doing what she always does

-when she gets a question right - having a good old giggle.

-You know...

-Enjoying yourself?

I knew it wasn't B or D and I thought I'd go for C.

-Are you a big Beyonce fan, James?

-I wasn't, but I saw her in the Superbowl half-time show.

-That converted me.

-She was good.

-Excellent.

-James, Tracey, you've both made it through to the safe area.

You're both into the next category. Go and relax. Well done.

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Janine, suddenly, you're looking very lonely up there.

-How are you feeling?

-I hate girl groups.

You hate them even more, now you're the only person left in the Pack!

We've got two people who don't want to answer questions about girl groups. And it gets worse.

One of you will be leaving at the end of this category.

The next question, because you passed, is worth £1,000.

Aly, get thinking. Janine, please answer.

Janine has placed her answer.

Does she look confident to you, Aly?

-Yes, unfortunately.

-That's the issue you've got here.

You can pass, but if Janine gets this right, it's game over for you.

What are you thinking? Play or pass?

I'm thinking "play" and I'm going to take a chance on it.

I'm thinking Victoria.

Let's lock in Aly's answer.

Right, Aly, if the answer is Victoria, you're through

and we say goodbye to Janine.

If it's Emma, Mel B or Geri, we say goodbye.

Is the answer "A", Victoria?

No!

Aly, I'm so sorry. It's not.

Victoria was not the first Spice Girl to have a baby.

Let's see the correct answer.

The correct answer was Mel B.

I know you decided to give that answer

because you were sure Janine knew the right answer. Let's find out.

-Janine, did you know the right answer?

-Yeah.

I had a feeling that she'd actually given birth before Victoria got together with David.

So, in the event, you had to play and Aly, not only are you out of the game,

you lose the £2,000 you'd banked, so having taken control, suddenly, you lose it all over again.

-Aly, thank you so much for playing.

-Thank you.

-But you failed to beat the Pack. Bye-bye.

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And then there were three. Back you come, Pack.

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I enjoyed Aly's bravery, but sadly, that bravery cost her her place on Beat The Pack.

The question is, at this late stage, who is about to replace her, who is about to take control -

James, Tracey or Janine?

One of you has got five of the eight questions correct so far and that person is...

..Tracey. Tracey, down you come.

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Tracey...lovely to meet you. That dress was hidden behind there, wasn't it?

-Yeah.

-You've played a great game, three times in the safe area.

-How have you found it?

-I've enjoyed it.

A lot of my stronger subjects have gone. Cricket isn't one of them, but we'll give it a go.

How are you feeling about taking control? There's £2,000 still up for grabs and you are one category away

from making it through to the final, with a double answer still.

I came here with nothing. If I go with nothing, I've had a great time,

so I'll just give it my best shot and that's it, really.

Tracey, let's play Beat The Pack.

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She claims she doesn't know a lot about it, but this is the only category that Tracey can choose

and it's Cricket.

Let's take a look at the £2,000 question in Cricket.

Tracey, get thinking, but Pack, please answer now.

And the Pack's answers are locked in.

Play or pass?

I think I'll lock in the answer. I think it's Andrew Strauss.

-Are you going to use your double answer?

-I'll use my double answer.

So you'll go with Andrew Strauss

and Michael Atherton, Michael Vaughan or Nasser Hussain?

Nasser Hussain.

OK, Tracey has decided to use her double answer.

She says Andrew Strauss

and Nasser Hussain.

Now, Tracey, if one of those is the correct answer,

fantastic, £2,000 is yours,

you eliminate a member of the Pack

and it's you in the final.

If the answer is either Michael Atherton or Michael Vaughan...

That's exactly what happens. Your game is over.

OK, hit me with it.

OK, let's do this.

For Tracey's place in the final today,

is the answer Andrew Strauss?

Oh, Tracey!

-That was the answer you were certain about.

-Yeah, game over, isn't it?

You think so? You clearly are not confident about Nasser Hussain.

-Shall we find out?

-Yeah, go on.

Is the answer Nasser Hussain?

Tracey, I'm afraid it was neither Andrew Strauss nor Nasser Hussain.

-I gave it my best shot, Jake.

-You did.

I said I knew nothing about cricket. I should have passed it.

Tracey, you were brave, you wanted £2,000.

-You weren't going to settle for 1,000.

-No.

-It was a massive risk.

You decided it was Andrew Strauss or Nasser Hussain. The answer was...

-I didn't know.

-Michael Atherton.

And I can tell you neither of the Pack got that right, Tracey.

If you'd passed, we would have gone on to the £1,000 question.

-Tracey, you failed to beat the Pack. Thanks for playing. Goodbye.

-Bye.

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Tracey's game is over just like that. She's gone.

That means James and Janine go through to today's final

where they will go head to head for the chance to come back on our next show as the control player

and the chance to win up to £12,000.

And I can reveal the stronger player is James.

Let's play the Beat The Pack Final!

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And here we are in the final.

Instead of playing for money, James and Janine are playing to return next time as our control players.

We're down to our final two members of the Pack and, James, you're now in control.

You'll face 75 seconds of quick-fire questions. Keep getting them right, you will leave here the winner.

But answer incorrectly or take too long to answer, I'll stop the clock

and Janine will be given the chance to answer that same question.

Janine, if you steal three correct answers, you come back in control of the game next time.

So, James, you must stay in control. 75 seconds.

-Are you ready?

-As I'll ever be.

Good luck to you both. Your time starts...now.

How many musicians make up a string quartet?

-Four.

-Yes. Which animals are unique among big cats for living in a large social group known as a pride?

-Lion.

-Correct. Which 1961 film starred Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly?

-Breakfast At Tiffany's.

-Correct. Which member of the Royal Family established Duchy Originals

to produce organic food and farming?

-Prince Charles.

-Correct. The Grand Canyon, listed as a World Heritage Site in 1979, is in which US state?

-Colorado.

-Stop the clock.

Janine, the Grand Canyon, listed as a World Heritage Site in 1979, is in which US state?

Nebraska.

Janine, that's incorrect. You've missed your first chance to steal. The answer was Arizona.

James, 44 seconds left on the clock. Stay in control for that time and you've done it.

Your time starts now. In which forest was William II shot and killed by an arrow when out hunting?

-Sherwood.

-Stop the clock.

Janine, in which forest was William II shot and killed by an arrow when out hunting?

New Forest.

You weren't sure, but it was the correct answer, Janine. Well done.

APPLAUSE

So, Janine, two more steals in the next 39 seconds

and you return next time in control of Beat The Pack.

James, the pressure is starting to ramp up.

39 seconds left to play. Your time starts now.

Which author created the fictional detectives Poirot and Miss Marple?

-Enid Blyton.

-Stop the clock.

Janine, which author created the fictional detectives Poirot and Miss Marple?

Agatha Christie.

Is your second correct answer, Janine. Well done.

And having done so well, James,

suddenly, Janine has got two steals of the three that she needs.

One more, Janine, and you win the final.

James, there's still 33 seconds for you to try and stay in control here.

It looks like a long time now.

And the time starts now. Which London-born rapper had hits with Bonkers and Dance Wiv Me?

-Dizzee Rascal.

-Correct. Which Nobel Prize winning scientist devised the formula E equals MC squared?

-Albert Einstein.

-Correct. What name is given to Mo Farah's trademark celebratory pose?

-The Mobot.

-Correct. Love Never Dies is the sequel to which Andrew Lloyd Webber musical?

-Phantom Of The Opera.

-Correct. Which TV soap opera features characters Darren Osborne and Tony Hutchinson?

-Emmerdale.

-Stop the clock.

Janine, with five seconds left and requiring one correct answer,

which TV soap opera features the characters Darren Osborne and Tony Hutchinson?

Coronation Street.

That's the incorrect answer.

The answer was Hollyoaks.

James, five seconds to stay in control.

Your time starts now. In the Disney film, what type of creature is Dumbo?

-An elephant.

-Correct. Who was the Prime Minister immediately...

I will finish the question. ..immediately before David Cameron?

Gordon Brown.

James...

that's the correct answer.

You have survived and only just.

APPLAUSE

Wow, that was close! James, having won the final, you will return next time in control of Beat The Pack.

Congratulations. Well played.

So make sure you join us next time when James will have the chance to win up to £12,000,

but only if he can beat the Pack. See you then. Bye-bye!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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