Episode 4 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?

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Hello. I'm Jake Humphrey and this is Beat the Pack,

the show where, if you can stay ahead of your opponents,

you can win up to £12,000.

We've randomly selected one player to start in control

and that player is Stephen! Come and join me, Stephen.

Nice to meet you, Stephen.

-Where are you from?

-I'm from Wigan.

-What do you do for a living?

I'm an IT head-hunter. I run my own company.

-I see. So you know talent when you see it?

-Well...

Am I looking at talent now? Do you know your stuff?

I'm fair talented, yeah.

It depends on the categories of the day, but I'm giving myself a good chance.

And regarding the money. £12,000 is an amazing amount of money

but whatever you win today, what's your plan?

My plan is to give a large percentage of it to cystic fibrosis, for charity.

So I'll probably do a 50/50 split, the missus won't agree, but the kitchen 50 per cent

and then cystic fibrosis for the other 50 per cent.

Well done. That's great. I really hope today is a success for you.

Good luck, Stephen. So Stephen starts in control of today's game

with a chance to win up to £12,000.

The only thing standing in your way, Stephen, are The Pack.

I think we should meet them.

Charmaine, PA, from east London.

Seb, restaurant supervisor from Cornwall.

Geri. Retired nurse manager from Boston.

Niall, a political researcher from Belfast.

Louise, a seamstress from Sheffield.

Wint, bespoke furniture maker from Surrey.

Paul, nursery teacher from Newcastle.

So we've got a restaurant manager, a political researcher,

a bespoke furniture maker, who worries you in The Pack early on? Who have you got your eye on?

I said one of my weaknesses would be politics,

so Niall, as a political researcher, might have a bit of political knowledge!

Niall, it's quite important, on behalf of your employers, you get the political questions right.

They will be watching, OK?

Shall we move on, Stephen, and look at the six categories for today?

-Absolutely.

-Let's have a look.

Each category is worth up to £2,000.

All that Stephen has to do is 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 out of the game.

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

I'll replace it with an easier one. But it will cost him money.

Because the money halves every single time.

The Pack will be answering every question.

So if Stephen passes and they all get it right, he loses control and goes home with nothing.

And that's not all. One of The Pack will then take his place.

-Stephen, are you ready to do this?

-Yes.

-Are you sure?

-No!

You've got no choice - you're here now!

So let's play Beat the Pack!

Where shall we go first?

I think I'm going to start with International Football.

One more thing before we get going, Stephen.

I can give you a helping hand during the game,

when you have the chance to give me two answers.

So let me know when you want to use your double answer.

Use it wisely, because you only get the chance to use it once. OK?

-OK.

-All right. This is Stephen's £2,000 question

on International Football.

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

Very quickly The Pack have all placed their answers.

Remember, if you pass and all The Pack get the answer correct,

you walk away with nothing.

Do you want to play or pass with this first question worth £2,000?

-I've got an idea.

-Right.

But I don't think it's worth me gambling at the moment.

-With all seven there, I'd be very surprised if all of them got it right.

-True.

-So I'm going to pass on this one and let the pack have a go.

-Fine.

OK. What was your inclination? What was your gut feeling?

I would probably have gone for Raul or David Villa.

-Purely because I don't know Alfredo di Stefano.

-OK.

Let's reveal the correct answer in the £2,000 question for football.

And the correct answer is...

An answer that would have given you £2,000

if you'd gone for that double answer early on, Stephen.

We now have to take a look at The Pack.

If all The Pack are correct,

I'm afraid you're out.

But let's find out how many of The Pack knew the correct answer to this question?

Louise... Was that a guess?

It was a half and half. My husband loves football.

Normally, I shut down, but...

-He's going to be so proud of you!

-He is, isn't he?

Louise, you're through to the next category. Go to the safe area and relax. Well done.

-Shall we move on?

-Absolutely.

Stephen passed, so this next question is worth £1,000.

Stephen gets thinking. Pack, please answer now.

Do you want to play or pass?

I was going to go for Argentina.

I love it. This is really brave play from Stephen,

but it carries risks. If you're right, well done.

International Football out of the way. You've passed the category.

You've got £1,000. The game moves on.

-If you're wrong...

-Home time!

-Home time, very much so.

-Still want to play?

-Yes.

Let's lock in his answer, A, which is Argentina.

Did Argentina make the final in the first ever World Cup?

Hello! £1,000 in the bag. Well done!

That's great!

That's a great result.

Dear me!

That question was worth £1,000. Shall we put that money in your bank?

There it goes. Well done. £1,000. International Football out of the way.

On to the next category. But before we go there,

it's time for you to be ruthless.

You need to choose which member of The Pack you would like to say goodbye to

at a very early stage.

I think I already commented. Unfortunately, Niall, I would pick yourself.

Your job has played against you, Niall.

When you hear that someone is a political researcher,

you automatically fear the things they know.

I think it probably has on this occasion. But good luck, Stephen.

Very magnanimous. Niall, I'm afraid Stephen had his eye on you

from the very start as someone to watch out for.

It's cost you your place on the show.

-I must ask you to leave The Pack. Bye-bye.

-Bye.

Niall leaves us early. But let's bring back The Pack.

Louise, back you come.

This is good, Stephen. We're motoring.

One category down, £1,000 in the bank.

As you can see, there's still five categories to go

which could be worth up to £10,000 for you.

But it's how you want to tackle those categories.

I'm going to go for...Islands.

I can reveal, Stephen, two of The Pack have A levels in geography!

So think carefully. Here is your £2,000 question on Islands.

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

The Pack have answered.

-Yes.

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

then you're out of the game.

Is this positive? Negative?

No, it's not positive!

It's... It's bewilderment!

Obviously you're worried that with two geographers in The Pack,

that doesn't make it easy. Who are you looking at that you're worried about?

Charmaine's not stopped staring at me!

-Charmaine...

-I'm worried on a different level.

Charmaine's got the giggles!

I'm sure she's giggling cos she's confident she knows the answer.

Maybe.

I think... I've travelled quite a bit.

And I don't know the Spice Islands.

That may just be my ignorance.

But I'm willing to gamble that six of them also don't know

the Spice Islands. Not all six, anyway. Maybe one or two.

They may be more worldly travelled.

But I think I'm going to pass on this one, Jake.

Do you have a little inclination, an idea?

-Yeah. Do you want two or one?

-Give us one.

-One. Palawan.

-That's where you would have gone if I'd pressed you.

-I think so.

So Stephen has decided to pass on the £2,000 question for Islands.

Time to have a look at the correct answer.

Was it actually Palawan? Was Stephen's idea correct?

No.

It was Maluku. So it's a good job you didn't go for that.

What about The Pack? Did they know the correct answer?

Let's see who got it right.

As always, Stephen, if all The Pack knew the answer, you're out.

Let's see.

Ooh!

Hello, little Miss Clever Clogs!

There's a pattern emerging here, Louise. You're right again.

Two questions, both worth £2,000 and you got them both right.

It was a bit of a random guess.

The important thing is you got the answer right.

You're through to the next category.

You can go and relax. You're used to this! Off to the safe area.

Let's have a look. This next question is worth £1,000,

half as much, because Stephen chose to pass.

Stephen, don't answer yet. Pack, please answer now.

The Pack have answered. Time for you to give me an answer, Stephen.

Play or pass?

Um, I know the Galapsagos... Galapagos Islands,

-even though I can't say it!

-Can't say it!

Um, but do I know which country they're associated with?

So I think I'm going to take the risk,

I know this is a risk now there's only five of them,

and pass this.

I'm just not confident. I know the island, but I can't be 100% sure.

You're in control. It's entirely your decision.

You're down to only five Pack members.

If you pass and they all get it right,

it is game over for you.

This carries a risk cos it's an easier question.

-You're taking the risk and passing.

-Yes.

Let's see the correct answer.

It's Ecuador.

If all of the pack don't get this right, no problem.

We'll move on. You're still in control of the game.

However, if we now see five green lights,

Stephen walks away from here with absolutely nothing

because he chose to pass.

Let's see who got this right.

Well done, Charmaine and Geri!

Congratulations, Charmaine. Was that a guess?

-No.

-You knew the answer?

-Yes, I was in Peru about 18 months ago,

and I travelled up to Ecuador and almost got to the Galapagos. It was too expensive to fly there.

But I might be able to fly there now!

You never made it to the Galapagos, but it's secured you through to the safe area.

-Are you one of our geographers?

-No!

-You're not?

-I just travel a lot.

Right. Let's see if Geri... Geri, did you study geography?

No, it's one of my dreams to go to the Galapagos, so I knew where it was.

Brilliant. Please make your way to the safe area. Well done.

On we go. The next question is worth £500.

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

-OK. Big moment.

-Yeah.

The Pack have locked in their answer.

Are you going to play or pass?

It's one of those places you always hear about, Easter Island.

It sound almost magical.

So yes, I would like to go for Easter Island.

Let's lock that answer in now.

£500, and more importantly, safe passage to the next category.

Is the correct answer Easter Island?

Yes, it is! Once again you've chosen the right time to play.

Well done.

-Phew!

-Well done.

OK. Let's put another £500 straight into your bank.

So you've now got £1,500 in your prize pot.

And three smiling faces!

One of them is about to be frowning.

You need to choose who you'd like to leave the show and tell us why.

I'm thinking in my future categories and I think the person who'd know more about some categories

may be Paula.

So I'm going to go with Paula.

Oh, Paula, I'm so sorry!

Did you know the answer to that last question?

No!

Didn't have a clue!

I'm afraid to say, not only am I going to ask you to leave The Pack,

but Paula, you've yet to give us one single correct answer!

It remains to be seen whether that was a good tactical move by you or not.

But Paula, the important thing is Stephen's chosen you

and I need to ask you to leave The Pack. Bye-bye.

So Paula has to leave us. Louise, Charmaine, Geri,

please return. Let's bring back The Pack.

Stephen, two categories down, four to go. Almost half-way through the game.

Before we move on, let's reveal our clearly well-educated geographers were Seb and Wint.

Seb, a bit of a struggle that category?

I know you're about to start your degree. What are you studying?

Geography!

OK. Let's move on to Wint, our other geographer.

Wint, I'm surprised you didn't know the answers.

But it was a long time ago that I did geography!

-Excellent excuse-making, Wint!

-I try!

-Let's move on, Stephen.

There's still £8,000 that you could add to the £1,500 you've already banked.

Where would you like to go next?

I'm going to go for Love Songs.

As he stares into my eyes!

OK. Stephen's next category is Love Songs.

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

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

The pack have answered.

Right, Stephen. Play or pass?

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

then you're out of the game.

I don't think I'll risk it.

I'll pass on this and let them have my dilemma.

Because... Yeah, I'm going to pass.

If you had given an answer, what would you have given?

I'd have probably gone for With or Without You, by U2.

Let's reveal the correct answer in the £2,000 question on Love Songs.

Phil Collins, Against All Odds.

Good job you didn't play cos you'd have been out of the game.

That song, when first released, went straight in at number two.

The question is, who knew the right answer to this question?

If it's all five of you,

Stephen's risk has not paid off and he's going home.

Let's see who got the right answer.

So I'm guessing your husband loves love songs, right?

He loves that particular song, yes, he does.

-Is that true?

-He does like it.

You're in the safe area. Louise, you're through to the next category. Go and relax.

Let's move on. You're up against four members of The Pack.

Next question easier for you, but easier for them, as well.

It's worth £1,000.

Stephen, have a think. Pack, please give us your answer right now.

Very quickly, the answers from The Pack are locked in.

Are you going to play or pass?

I'm going to play.

But I'm also going to use my two answers.

You're going to use your double answer. OK.

Stephen's chosen to play. He's going to use his double answer.

Which two answers would you like to give me?

I'm going to go for Ellie Goulding

and I'm also going to go for...

Florence Welch.

Let's lock in Ellie Goulding and Florence Welch.

If it's either Ellie Goulding or Florence Welch,

not only are you through, you can eliminate a member of The Pack.

This answer is worth £1,000.

-Shall we find out?

-Yeah.

First of all, did Ellie Goulding perform

for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

at their wedding reception?

It is the right answer!

Back yourself! Go for the one!

The thousand pounds is yours. Let's put it in the bank.

Well done. So, that's the Love Songs category out of the way.

It was lovely playing it with you!

Charmaine, Seb, Geri or Wint

did not make it through to the safe area.

Who would you like to say goodbye to at this stage?

I think I'm actually going to go for Geri.

American Literature is coming up. I think you may be well read.

So I think she may be a strong player for that.

Are you well read? Are you into American literature?

Ish. No.

She says no. Sadly, we will never know because Stephen has decided it's time for you to leave.

-Geri, thanks for being here. Bye.

-Thank you. Good luck!

We're another person down. Let's bring back The Pack. Louise, back you come.

You've managed to bank £2,500.

You could add another £6,000 to that total.

Three categories left to play. Where next?

I think I'm now going to go, now I've got rid of Geri, an ex-nurse,

I'm now going to go for Medicine.

Very tactical. And very cruel!

Right. Medicine is the next category.

Here's the £2,000 question on medicine.

Stephen, don't answer yet. Pack, give us your answer now, please.

And the pack have.

£2,000 this question is worth.

Play or pass, Stephen?

I have some memory of Edward Jenner.

And for some reason, in the last round I didn't trust myself.

I think I should start to trust myself.

I think... Louise has proved she's smart, up there.

Seb's going to hit a right button at one point!

Possibly!

Who knows?

So I think I'm going to start to believe in myself a little

and Edward Jenner just springs to my mind as smallpox.

I'm going to play it. I'll play smallpox.

Going to play on the £2,000 question. Right.

OK.

Right. Let's do it. Let's lock in smallpox for Stephen's answer.

-If this is the right answer, you've got £2,000.

-Yeah.

But if it's wrong, you're walking away with absolutely nothing.

So...

Did Edward Jenner develop the vaccine against smallpox?

Yes, he did develop smallpox!

Wow!

Often referred to as the father of immunology,

he inoculated people with cow pox.

Do you know what? You got the answer right. You're still in the game.

Let's turn £2,500 into £4,500.

APPLAUSE

It's a huge amount of money. You have to beat the pack to take that money home.

So, to make your life easier, which member of The Pack would you like to say goodbye to?

Unfortunately, as she knows, she's built a rod for her own back!

A lovely woman, Louise,

but unfortunately, knowing everything, you're my enemy in this game.

So unfortunately, I'd like to send Louise home.

-Louise.

-AUDIENCE:

-Aw!

You have been fantastic.

You haven't done much, cos you've sat in the safe area for most of the show.

-But you really have been great.

-Thank you.

-Did you know the answer to the last question?

-Yes, I got it right.

-Of course she did!

-Stephen's in control.

-And he's...

-Good luck, cos he's a really lovely fella. Really good.

That's so nice of you.

But he's decided you're too much of a risk to his game

and you need to leave The Pack.

Louise, thank you for playing. A round of applause for being so great. Goodbye.

Now we're down to the final two categories, Stephen.

Still £4,000 that could be won by you.

And there's three pack members desperate to steal control of the game from you.

So let's move on. American Literature or Artists?

Where next?

I think I'll go for American Literature.

I think Artists, I feel, is my weakest.

So I'd like to get down to two people on that one.

I'll go for American Literature.

Here is the £2,000 question.

Stephen have a think. Pack, please answer now.

Play or pass?

I think I could narrow it down to two.

-Or there's two I know.

-Which two?

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, obviously a very famous book.

But The Color Purple is also of that era.

So I'd like to say I could narrow it down to those two.

But could I put £2,000 of risk on it?

-Play or pass?

-I'm going to pass.

You're going to pass, despite the fact there are only three pack members left.

The odds of them getting the right answer is higher.

Let's see the correct answer.

-Trust yourself. I should have...

-Trust yourself.

That famous line spoken by Alphonso,

father of the main character, Celie.

If all our pack got the right answer, it's game over.

We say goodbye to Stephen and £4,500.

Let's see who got it right.

Well done, Charmaine and Wint.

Charmaine, was that a guess or did you know?

No, I've actually read the book.

I love the book and the film.

And Wint, you knew the right answer?

Yes, I've read the book and saw the film. Great story.

OK. You and Charmaine can go and relax.

You're through to the final category. Go over to the safe area.

-Seb. Hello.

-Hi.

-There's nowhere for you to hide now!

-No.

-Because it's you up against Stephen.

Only one of you will make it through.

Let's move on. The next question is worth £1,000.

Stephen, have a think. Seb, please answer now.

Play or pass?

To be honest, I'm not a fan of any of those... I have read some John Irving.

I have to take the risk cos I can't answer it properly.

So I have to take the risk Seb's got it wrong.

I'm going to pass.

You've banked £4,500.

This is where it gets really difficult for you to make a decision.

If you do pass, as you know,

all it takes is for one pack member to either know the answer

or make a lucky guess.

It's game over. I'll ask one more time. Play or pass?

I'm going to pass.

-What did you think the answer might be?

-John Irving.

Let's have a look at the correct answer

to what could be a crucial £1,000 question on American literature.

A question Stephen chose to pass on.

Right. It might be OK.

It might be fine. You may well still be in the game.

However, if Seb's light turns green,

you're not OK.

You're going home and you're going home with nothing.

Let's see whether Seb got the right answer to that question.

Oh!

Stephen!

The first question he gets right!

I'm so glad you can stand there and smile.

That says an awful lot about you because you played a fantastic game.

-£4,500!

-It should have been 6,500 with The Color Purple.

I should have believed in myself.

But I bottled it and Seb didn't.

-Seb, was that a guess?

-No. No.

-You knew the answer?

-Yes. My girlfriend studies English literature, so...

What a time to finally know the right answer to a question on this show!

It's great news for you, Seb, because you stay in the game

and we're getting closer to today's final.

Stephen, I would love to be saying something different,

but I need to say to you that you didn't Beat The Pack.

Bye-bye.

I feel so sorry for Stephen, but the game goes on.

Let's bring back The Pack.

Someone is about to gain control.

And that person is the strongest pack member until this point.

And that person is...

..Charmaine! Down you come!

Hello! What a time to take control! One category from the end.

I know. I don't know how I've managed it.

You're going to giggle a lot now!

You have only got three of the eight questions correct.

-But the right questions!

-The right questions.

-And at the right time, apparently.

Before we get going and try and win you some money, where are you from?

-I'm from east London.

-What do you do for a living?

-I work for a bank in Canary Wharf.

-Good with numbers?

-You could say.

-You join us with one category to go.

-I know.

Which means you can win up to £2,000 today.

If you succeed, what would you do with the money?

Um... Just go on a nice holiday, I think.

OK, Charmaine. Let's play Beat the Pack.

The final category. For the first time with Charmaine in control

and still giggling is Artists. Let's go.

Here is the £2,000 question on Artists.

Charmaine, have a think. Pack members, please answer right now.

And they have.

So we turn our attention to you.

For the first time today, Charmaine, I will ask you, play or pass?

I'm looking at the guys and thinking I'll try my luck and pass.

If you pass, and Wint and Seb do know the right answer,

-your game is over.

-Completely.

-Sure you want to pass?

-Yes.

So let's see what is the correct answer to the £2,000 question

on artists?

-William Hogarth.

-Oh.

Shall we reveal who got the right answer?

-And they're both wrong!

-Yay!

-So you're still in the game, Charmaine.

-Yay!

They both got it wrong which means you remain in control of the game.

And it maybe gives you some knowledge about how much they know

-about artists as well!

-Yes.

Your next question is worth £1,000.

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

You still have a double answer.

This question is worth £1,000.

I'm going to pass. I just can't...

If it was any other subject. But artists!

-So Charmaine has decided to pass.

-I have.

Big moment, big risk.

-Not good for the heart.

-Big risk.

Because with two pack members,

two correct answers sees you going home, Charmaine.

Before we see how Seb and Wint fared, what is the right answer?

Elizabeth Price won the prize for her video entitled The Woolworth's Choir of 1979.

-Interesting.

-You didn't know that either?

-Not a clue.

You decided to pass on that question,

so all eyes now on Seb and Wint.

Has that decision to pass cost Charmaine the chance to walk away

with any money on today's show?

Let's see who in The Pack got that right.

You live to fight another question!

OK. You're still in the game.

-Yay!

-We move on.

-Yay!

-We'll give you an easier question.

-Yay!

The next question is worth half as much because you passed. £500.

Charmaine, I'll come to you in a moment. Pack, please answer now.

Charmaine, this is worth £500 to you.

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

then you're out of the game.

-I'm going to pass. Just pass it.

-Pass again.

OK. So Charmaine has chosen to pass.

Let's have a look at the answer to the £500 question on artists.

I wouldn't have gone for that even if I had the double.

-So it was the right decision.

-Yes.

Whatever happens next, that was the right decision for you.

-What could happen next is that you walk away with nothing.

-Yes.

Because we only have Seb and Wint left in The Pack.

If they've given us two correct answers, you've been great fun,

-but we'll have to say goodbye. All right?

-Yeah.

Who got that question right from our remaining two pack members? Let's see.

OK. Charmaine, we move on.

We now go to another question. Let me remind you,

it's easier for The Pack. It might be easier for you - let's see how you get on!

You're now playing for £250 because you decided to pass.

-It's got to be easy, surely.

-Here's the question. Let's see if it is easy, Charmaine.

Charmaine, I'll come to you in a moment.

Pack, please answer now.

Charmaine, a £250 question.

The final category.

If you go through, you're in the final.

OK. I think I know this one.

It's one of them things that everyone knows, surely.

They're definitely going to know this.

You can doubt yourself when you stand up here.

You have the safety blanket of the double answer.

The Sistine Chapel, on the ceiling, it's Michelangelo.

I don't even... I've got my double answer thing.

So I'm going to go A, Michelangelo, and Renoir.

-She's finally answering a question.

-Yay!

Hallelujah! Let's lock this in.

This is a double answer from Charmaine.

And her two answers are Michelangelo and Renoir.

For a place in the final for Charmaine who stole control at the last moment,

is the right answer Michelangelo?

You got it! Come here!

Yay!

-Shall we put the money in the bank?

-Do we have to?

Course we do! In it goes.

Well done.

-At this point, you need to take a look at Seb and Wint.

-Yes.

-Who would you like to say goodbye to?

-I reckon I need to get rid of Wint.

-Really? Why?

-Cos I think he might know stuff that I don't know.

-It's been emotional, Wint. Quite a journey.

-It's been fun, though.

-Did you get the answer right to that question?

-I did, actually.

I'm afraid at the final hurdle you've fallen.

You have to leave The Pack. Wint, bye-bye.

I wish you all the best. Thank you. Bye-bye.

Right. It's Charmaine up against Seb. Let's do this.

Let's play the Beat the Pack final!

So, here we are in the final.

Congratulations, Charmaine. You've made it here with £250 in the bank.

All that stands in your way of taking that money home is Seb.

Now, you'll face 75 seconds of quick-fire questions.

Keep on getting them right, you leave here a winner.

But answer incorrectly or take too long to answer,

I'll stop the clock and Seb will have a chance to answer that question.

Seb, if you can give me three correct answers,

you will steal all of Charmaine's money.

Charmaine, you just need to stay in control for 75 seconds.

That's how close you are to walking away with the money.

-Ready to play?

-Yep.

-OK.

Your time starts...

..now.

Champagne takes its name from a region in which country?

-France.

-Correct. In the 1992 film Beethoven,

what breed of dog is the title character?

-St Bernard.

-Stop the clock. I'm afraid you were out of time, Charmaine.

Seb, in the 1992 film Beethoven, what breed of dog is the title character?

St Bernard.

Is the correct answer.

And the first of the three correct answers that you need.

Charmaine, we're back to you. Seb has his first correct answer.

There's now 63 seconds left to play.

Time starts now.

In 2008, which rapper married the former Destiny's Child singer Beyonce?

-Jay-Z.

-Correct.

What is the name for the stick-like object used by a conductor

to direct an orchestra.

Pointy thing.

Stop the clock. Seb,

what is the name for the stick-like object used by a conductor

to direct an orchestra?

Pass.

You're out of time. Charmaine, it wasn't "a pointy thing", it was a baton.

There's now 49 seconds left to play.

Seb still requires two correct answers. Start the clock.

The particle accelerator built at Cern is known as the Large Hadron what?

-Atom.

-Stop the clock. Seb.

The particle accelerator built at Cern is known as the Large Hadron what?

-Collider.

-Seb, that's the correct answer. Well done!

What a time, what a time to start giving correct answers!

Seb, one more right answer from you

you've taken Charmaine's £250.

Charmaine, the aim of the game for you

is to stay in control for the next 42 seconds.

-Ready to play?

-Yep.

-Time starts now.

The Battle of Bosworth Field was fought during which series of wars?

-World War II.

-Stop the clock.

Seb, the Battle of Bosworth Field

was fought during which series of wars?

The Crimea.

That's an incorrect answer, Seb.

That was a real chance for you to take all the money.

The correct answer was Wars of the Roses.

Charmaine, 36 seconds to play.

Start the clock.

In 2008, Boris Johnson succeeded which Labour politician

as Mayor of London?

-Ken Livingstone.

-Is the correct answer.

What does the letter F stand for in the abbreviation IVF?

-Fertility.

-Stop the clock.

That's an incorrect answer.

Seb, what does the letter F stand for

in the abbreviation IVF?

Fertilisation.

That's the right answer.

Well done. Well done.

Well done!

You've stolen the money at the perfect moment here in the final.

-Charmaine.

-I'm so stupid.

You're not stupid. You were so close.

Fertility and fertilisation, I can see why you said it.

You have three seconds to answer, in the pressure of the studio.

-You were great fun.

-Never mind!

Sadly, I'm afraid, you were beaten by Seb in the final.

Thank you very much for playing. Seb, congratulations.

£250 is yours! Well done.

Wow. What a game it was today.

Seb walks away a winner. Make sure you join us next time

when someone else will have the chance to win up to £12,000

but only if they can beat the pack. See you next time.

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