Episode 10 Breakaway

Hello, and welcome to Breakaway. There's up to £10,000 to be won for crossing this finish line,

but will today's players stick together and win together

or break away from the pack in a bid to win everything?

-Today's six players are...

-I'm Samina, a student from Bridgend.

I'm Barum, a sales trainer from Belfast.

I'm Ann, an events organiser from Harrow.

I'm Wes, a GP from Pontypridd.

I'm Debra, a civil servant from Brighton.

I'm Leighton, a surveyor from Poole.

Please take your place on the start line.

30 correct answers stand between you and the finish line.

With every correct answer, you win £100 for the communal prize pot for you all to share at the end.

But any one of you can, if you choose, break away from the pack.

And if you cross the finish line here, the entire prize fund will be yours.

If you break away, every question is worth £300,

but answer a question wrong and you risk instant elimination.

There are seven subject categories of three questions each

and then the final nine questions could be about anything at all.

But before I start asking you those questions, you have an important decision to make.

You will be given the chance to break away now and after every three questions.

You can see the break points marked on the track.

You'll have 5 seconds to decide. Only the person who buzzes in first will break away.

If you were to break away now, before we start all of the questions,

I'll throw in a £1,000 bonus just because I can.

Right? So for the chance, if you go now,

to win £10,000,

does anybody want to break away?

No.

Nobody wants to seem like a show-off. A few nervous looks up and down.

You're together. You are a team. You are united. You will stand together for the first question.

Today's seven subject categories are there on the screen.

And your first subject is... US states.

OK, three questions on US states. You have 15 seconds to answer each question.

One and only one of you must step forward and give me the answer before that 15 seconds is up.

Question 1.

Which is the 50th state of the US?

-Does anybody know? Hawaii?

-Yes, Hawaii.

-Definitely.

-OK, Ann.

-Ann's very positive.

-Her answer is...

-Hawaii.

-Is the answer Hawaii?

Well done. £100 on the board. Question 2.

Who was the first woman to be elected Governor of Alaska?

-Would that be Sarah Palin?

-Sarah Palin.

-Debra.

-Debra goes.

-Sarah Palin.

-Is the answer Sarah Palin?

Well done. Another £100. Forward you come. Well done. Question 3.

Austin's the capital of which state?

-Texas, definitely.

-Yeah. Go on.

-You haven't stepped forward.

-After you, Claude!

-Texas.

-Leighton says Texas.

If that's wrong, you take a step back and your money goes away. Is the answer Texas?

Of course it is. Well done. £300.

Made it to the first break point. Before I ask if someone wants to break away,

here's something that might influence your decision.

On this track, you do risk elimination if you get one wrong.

You can win a life, all right? A life will protect you over here if you struggle on a question.

You're doing very well as a team, but just for the moment you have to compete against each other.

You each have a buzzer. The first person to buzz in correctly will win that life.

The question is always the same - who, where or what is this?

This game show began on the BBC in 1971

and was based on the Dutch show Een van de Acht...

-Barum?

-The Generation Game.

-If it is, Barum has a life.

If it isn't, you're frozen out. Is the answer The Generation Game?

Yes, it is. Well done, Barum. Barum gets the first life.

It's a little bit more power than the rest if he breaks away.

But he does have more power now because he gets to choose the next subject category.

Comedians, Movie Soundtracks, Reality Television,

Hills and Mountains, Food and Drink, Books. Which one are we going to have now?

-Er, Hills and Mountains.

-Hills and Mountains. Three questions you have to get through.

If you want to break away, now is the chance to do it. I'll ask the question.

Stick together as a team, keep going all the way through,

get no questions wrong and you have £3,000 to share. £500 each.

A very nice reward.

If you broke away at this point, on your own, and went all the way through, you would have

for yourself £8,400.

I'm going to ask the question. Does anybody want to break away?

-Let's stay together.

-Well done.

-Answer the next three questions on Hills and Mountains as a team.

Question 4.

The Greek gods were believed to reside on what mountain?

-Olympus?

-Yep.

-Leighton steps forward.

-Mount Olympus.

-Is it Mount Olympus?

Well done. Another £100. Another step forward.

Question 5.

Sagarmartha is the Nepalese word for which mountain?

-Does anyone know more than one Nepalese mountain?

-No!

-Do we know one?

-Everest.

Go on. Shall we?

-Wes?

-Everest.

-Is it Everest?

-Well done!

-Well done. £500. Five correct answers.

One more to the next break point, but you need to get it right.

Question 6.

What is the highest mountain in England?

-Scafell Pike?

-Yes! That's it. It is.

-Go, go.

-Wes steps forward.

Much encouragement!

-The answer?

-Scafell Pike.

-Scafell Pike. Is it correct?

If not, your money gets wiped away. Is the answer Scafell Pike?

That is correct. Well done.

So six questions, six correct answers, £600.

Another break point, another chance to win a life.

Who, where or what is this?

This celebrity is an American media personality and entrepreneur who was born in Mississippi in 1954

and moved to Wisconsin as a child.

This person is most famous for their self-titled TV show... Wes?

-Oprah Winfrey.

-Is the answer Oprah Winfrey?

Well done. Wes, you get a life, but...

you can bring a new life into the game or if you're worried that Barum is getting a bit strong

you can take his life from him.

-A new life, Nick.

-Wes gets that life.

-Wes gets to choose the next subject category.

-Er, Books, please.

Books is the next category.

Might be a strong category for Wes. Or it might be a weak one. Maybe he wants you all to help him out

to get through the questions. Maybe he's contemplating breaking away.

In a second I'm going to ask you that very question.

You've made no errors and still you could stick together and go through that line

and share £3,000. Break away, go through on your own

and it's £7,800. I'm going to ask the question.

Does anybody want to break away?

Why would you? You're like the Harlem Globetrotters.

So Books is the category. Question 7.

Arthur Dent is the principal character in which 1979 book?

-Got that.

-Got it?

-Leighton steps forward. Doesn't consult.

-The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy.

-If you're wrong, you lose all the money for the team.

-I hadn't thought that one through!

-Is the answer The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy?

-Well done.

-Well done.

Still on Books, Question 8.

Who wrote the books that include The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo?

-Stieg Larsson.

-Is it Larsson or...?

-Larsson, yeah.

-Go for it.

-Barum?

-Sting Larsson.

-Repeat, please.

-Sting Larsson.

OK. Is it Sting Larsson?

-With a G. Stieg.

-Step back, Barum.

I did ask you how to pronounce it. It's Stieg Larsson.

Thousands of fans will be going, "No, it's not Sting Larsson!"

OK, we have to put that behind us,

although the £700 that is up there goes down to zero pounds.

So for £100, to get closer to the next break point, Question 8.

What does the K stand for in the name of the author JK Rowling?

-Anyone know this?

-Katherine? Katrina?

-10 seconds.

-Kathleen.

-Kathleen rings a bell.

-Do you want to step forward?

Very brave. Goes forward a second time with the name of an author.

-Kathleen?

-Is the answer Kathleen?

Well done. OK, we've got £100. We're back up. Be positive. Question 9.

I hope it's the final one on Books.

What is the title of the sequel to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

-Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.

-Yes!

-Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.

-Debra steps forward.

Is that correct?

-Well done.

-£200.

OK, we've had our first blip, we've had our first problem.

It can happen over there, but we've reached the next break point.

We have another chance to win ourselves a life.

We know mistakes can be made and why lives are so important.

Over here, a life can protect you should you answer a question incorrectly.

Who, where or what is this? Founded by St Augustine in the 6th century after he was sent to England by...

-Barum?

-Canterbury Cathedral?

-Is it Canterbury Cathedral?

-Well done.

-Well done, Barum. That builds up his confidence. It doesn't help the rest of you.

Barum gets another life. Do you want a new life or to take one from Wes?

-I'm going to be nice and leave Wes with his life. I'll take another one.

-A life comes into the game.

One wonders if it's guilt... for the old Sting Larsson answer,

but, nevertheless, Barum has two lives, Wes has one.

You get to choose the next subject category.

-Comedians.

-You're going to go for Comedians.

Barum has two lives. Maybe he's feeling strong and could break away and that's a good subject for him.

We'll find out soon enough. Let's ask the question.

If one of you wanted to break away now, you could go all the way on your own

and take home £6,500. So does anybody want to break away?

Not yet! Not yet! Not yet!

Or maybe not at all. All right, we have at the moment £200.

Three questions on Comedians before the next break point. Question 10.

Who played the characters Dafydd and Bubbles DeVere in the sketch show Little Britain?

-Matt Lucas and David Walliams.

-Barum steps forward.

-It's Matt Lucas and David Walliams.

-No...

-You're saying the answer is Matt Lucas and David Walliams.

-It's just Matt Lucas.

-If it's right, we have got £300 and we're a further step forward.

If it is not Matt Lucas and David Walliams, you lose the money.

Is it Matt Lucas and David Walliams?

-I misheard the question.

-Step back, Barum. You knew what had happened there.

-Yes.

-The answer is...?

-Matt Lucas.

-The answer is Matt Lucas.

-You're supposed to be the teacher!

-He is. Maybe that's why he's not listening!

Anyway, he has two lives. He's in a strong position,

but £200 goes down to zero pounds. At least it wasn't too costly.

The good thing is Barum only lost £200 because, luckily, he'd lost £600 before(!)

-Thanks for that.

-We're a team.

-Let's take stock.

We're having lots of fun anyway.

-Cheap fun for me.

-LAUGHTER

Question 10.

Which comedienne plays the role of Donna Noble in Doctor Who?

-I know.

-Do you want this, Samina?

Go on, then.

-Samina steps forward.

-Catherine Tate.

-Is it Catherine Tate?

Well done!

Well done! Well done!

£100 goes up. Question 11.

-Which British comedian ran 43 marathons in 51 days?

-We know.

-It's Eddie Izzard.

-Happy? Is everyone happy?

-Wes?

-That's Eddie Izzard.

-Is it Eddie Izzard?

-Well done.

-£200.

One more question on comedians before the next break point and another chance to break away.

Question 12.

-In which UK city was Billy Connolly born?

-Glasgow.

-Are you sure, Ann?

-Yeah.

-Ann steps forward.

-Glasgow.

-Is the answer Glasgow?

-Well done.

-Well done.

£300 and we get through Comedians.

We've reached the next break point. Another life to be won. Barum has two - he might need two!

At the very least.

Only one more life after this.

Right. The question's always the same. Who, where or what is this?

This TV soap legend was first seen in 1964 and soon became a much-loved character.

She worked at a variety of locations including her local pub... Wes?

-Bet Lynch.

-Is the answer Bet Lynch?

No, it's not. OK, the other five of you.

She worked in her local pub while her husband avoided any labour. Their house at 13 Coronation...

-Debra?

-Vera Duckworth.

-Debra says it's Vera Duckworth. Is it Vera Duckworth?

It's not, Debra. Their house displayed china ducks and "muriels". Leighton?

-A stab in the dark - Hilda Ogden.

-Is it Hilda Ogden?

I don't even watch Coronation Street! Process of elimination!

You can take a life from Wes or Barum or bring a new life in.

Think about the game as a whole. Maybe you want to weaken somebody because they're a threat to you.

-Where does it come from?

-Can I have a life for myself?

-You have a life.

-You also get to choose the next subject category.

-I think we'll go for Reality Television.

Reality Television.

If you stick together and go through the finish line as a team, you would have £2,100

between you. If one of you was to break away now,

and go it alone, they would take home £5,700 just for themselves.

So let's find out and ask the question.

Does anybody want to break away?

Nobody's pressed it. You stay together for these next three questions. Question 13.

Which winner of The X Factor released the number one album Spirit in 2007?

-Leona Lewis, 100%.

-All right, Mr 100%.

-Barum?

-Leona Lewis.

-100%. Is the answer Leona Lewis?

-Yay!

-Well done, son.

-The step goes white.

We step forward. Well done. £400. Starting to mount up again.

Question 14.

Which politician appeared on Celebrity Big Brother in 2006?

-That would...

-George Galloway.

-Yeah, yeah.

-Go for that.

-Barum, you again?

-Yep.

-You shrinking violet, you. What's the answer?

-George Galloway.

-Is the answer George Galloway?

Well done. Another step closer to the next break point and that final life. Question 15.

Halfway through if you get it.

Which singer replaced Arlene Phillips as a judge on Strictly Come Dancing?

-Alesha Dixon.

-Samina?

-Alesha Dixon.

-Is Alesha Dixon correct?

-Nice.

-Well done.

-£600. Now we're halfway through.

-Oh, no.

The final life. If you've been waiting to see how the lives are dished out,

this is when you'll find out. Who, what or where is this?

Born in Dunfermline in 1600, this future king was the son of James I of England and Anne of Denmark.

He ascended the throne in 1625 and married...

-Leighton?

-Charles I.

-Is the answer Charles I?

-Yes, it is. Well done. So, Leighton...

-Yes.

Given that this is the last life, you have to think carefully. It's a complex part of the game.

Think of the other players as your team-mates, but also as your potential opponents.

-New life or life from one of your team-mates?

-A new life, please.

OK. A new life comes in.

Because you won the life, you also choose the next subject category.

-Movie Soundtracks or Food and Drink?

-It'll have to be Food and Drink.

OK, we bring in Food and Drink. Three questions. All the lives are out there now.

If anybody's thinking about breaking away, now may well be the time.

There are no more lives to win, no more lives to be taken away.

If you stick together, £2,100 you share.

If somebody broke away now on their own, they would go through that line with £5,100.

So does anybody want to break away?

Oh...

Leighton has chosen to break away. Leighton, come and join me on the Breakaway Track.

Leighton, you've broken away on Question 15.

There are 15 questions left.

If you go through that line on your own, £5,100.

You got your second life. Do you think you can make it all the way, all 15 questions on your own?

Or do you want to ask somebody to come and join you?

If you do, you get their knowledge, but if you went through the line together, you'd share the money.

So would you like anybody to join you?

-Yes, I would.

-Who would you like to join you?

With the amount involved, I need someone who is a good all-rounder,

so, Barum, I would like you to play the game with me.

Barum, you don't have to say "yes". Would you like to join Leighton?

Yes.

OK, Barum, come and join Leighton on the Breakaway track.

So, don't worry, you'll still be involved in this game.

They might earn lots of money, fail, get sent home.

That money comes across to you. You move up to where they get.

-But you chose the next category, which was...?

-Food and Drink.

-Food and Drink.

£300, each question on this side. Question 16.

The name of which cocktail translates as "Strained Pineapple"?

-I think that's pina colada.

-I agree.

-Shall we?

-Yeah.

-One of you only.

-Sorry.

-That was always going to be a problem for you.

Barum steps forward. The answer?

-Pina colada.

-Is the answer pina colada?

-Yes!

-Well done.

-Well done.

£300. We go up to £900.

-No errors. There's only been one question.

-Yeah, I know. It's early days yet.

-Question 17.

Which vegetable is known as eggplant in America?

-It's aubergine.

-Correct.

-Shall I...?

-Go on then.

-Barum steps forward. Barum?

-Aubergine.

-Aubergine.

Is the answer "aubergine"?

Yes, it is. Well done.

£1,200. Question 18.

Which type of pasta is so named because of its butterfly shape?

Is it fusilli? No. Butterfly shape?

-What type of pasta?

-Ten seconds.

I know what you mean, yeah.

Five seconds. Step forward if you have the answer. Step forward.

Don't let it go! Barum?

-Fusilli.

-Barum says it's fusilli.

If it is fusilli, you've got your first three right.

If it's not, you need to step back and one of you will lose a life.

Is the answer "fusilli"?

It's not. Take a step back.

-Did you know the answer over there?

-Yeah.

-What is it?

-Farfalle?

It is farfalle.

We've taken a step back. You've got to choose who to take a life off. Barum or Leighton?

-Leighton?

-Yeah.

-Sorry, Leighton.

-You'll take a life from Leighton. Leighton, you lose a life.

-OK.

-What was the logic? Why Leighton?

-Barum's the puppet and he's the puppet master.

-Oh!

-Get rid of Leighton, then Barum will be...

-Barbs flying across!

-Then he wins and you'll have nothing

-Good thinking(!)

-A little bit of division here.

Not surprisingly. This is the way you can chip away at them as you follow.

Question 18.

Known as "fugu" in Japan,

what species of fish is considered a delicacy,

once its fatal poison has been removed?

-Puffer.

-Yeah. Go ahead.

-It's the puffer fish.

Is it the puffer fish?

-Well done.

-Well done. Another £300.

£1,500. Got through those first three questions

with only one mistake.

The last of the subject categories now. And the last subject is...

Movie Soundtracks.

Three questions to get through on Movie Soundtracks before we get into Pot Luck.

Movie Soundtracks is the subject. The question is 19.

The Oscar-winning song A Whole New World

was written for which Disney film?

It's The Little Mermaid. A Whole New World - no, it's Aladdin.

-Right, OK.

-Barum steps forward.

He was absolutely definite twice there.

-The answer, Barum?

-Aladdin.

-Is it Aladdin?

-Yes!

-Good job you didn't step forward. You can't change your mind once you get there.

Have we got a lead for him, rein him in a bit? He's very good, though.

-He's very good.

-Just got to hold him back.

-Just grab the side of his trousers.

-£1,800. Question 20.

-Well done. Come on.

Which singer recorded the theme songs

to Bond films Goldfinger, Diamonds Are Forever and Moonraker?

I know this one. I'd like to go forward and say Shirley Bassey.

Is the answer Shirley Bassey?

-Well done.

-Well done.

The £2,000 barrier is broken. £2,100. One more question to the next break point.

One more question until we're into Pot Luck. Question 21.

Which group performed the soundtrack to the 1980 film Flash Gordon?

-Yeah, we know this. I'll go forward.

-Leighton?

-Queen.

-Is the answer Queen?

-Well done.

-We're through.

Well done indeed. £2,400.

One little slip since you left the pack. Look how far they are behind.

Still on target to share £5,100 and we have reached the final run-in.

Just nine questions remain.

From this point on, the questions are Pot Luck.

Because we're at that tense part of the show, you'll get 30 seconds.

-OK.

-OK?

30 seconds! Right?

-Yes.

-30 seconds per answer.

-We can do this.

-Nine questions from the end.

Three lives. Question 22.

Which Greek poet is traditionally thought

to be the author of The Iliad and The Odyssey?

-Homer.

-We're in agreement.

-Leighton?

-We both agree Homer.

-Is the answer Homer?

I don't know what his other name is!

If you think you know the answers back there, the questions are the same on both sides.

It's a case of taking that brave step and breaking away. You can still come back into the game.

Question 23.

Which dustbin-dwelling cartoon character of the sixties

was first inspired by the sitcom Sergeant Bilko?

I know this one.

Right, I'll go forward.

-Leighton?

-In the UK, it was called Boss Cat, in America, Top Cat.

-So your answer is...?

-If it's the UK, it's Boss Cat.

Is the answer Boss Cat or Top Cat?

I had both of those down there. You were clearly on top of that one.

Another £300. £3,000 there now. Well on the way to £5,100.

They're coming through at a lick, these questions. So are the correct answers. Question 24.

Daytona Beach is an area in which American state?

-I know. I've been there.

-What is it?

-Leighton?

-Florida.

-Leighton says Florida. Very, very quick to go.

Is the answer...Florida?

Yes, it is. Well done.

£3,300.

-Six questions to go.

-We can do it, we can do it.

-Three lives. 30 seconds, remember?

-Yes, I'm being calm.

Question 25.

According to EU rules, which cheese can only be produced

in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire?

-25 seconds.

-Cheddar?

-No, that's down in...

-What about Wensleydale?

-Does that come from all three?

-Which cheese can only be produced...

-I think it's Wensleydale.

-OK.

-It's definitely not Cheddar.

-OK, go with that.

Leighton steps forward. Leighton?

I'm not 100%, but I think it's Wensleydale.

If it's Wensleydale, that's another £300.

-If it isn't, you have to step back and they take a life off you.

-Yeah.

You're on a great run. Is it Wensleydale?

-Oh, OK.

-Take a step back.

-Do we know back there?

-We think it's Red Leicester.

-It's Stilton.

-Oh!

-It's Stilton.

-No-one knew.

-No.

-I knew!

OK, you've got a choice to make back here. You've already taken one life away.

-We think one brain is better than two. Sorry, Leighton.

-So twice...

-We have got to do this now.

Twice errors have been made and twice Leighton has been punished.

-Leighton, I'm afraid, that life has to go.

-I understand.

-That does make you vulnerable.

If you make an error... It doesn't matter who makes it. Leighton could be sent out of the game.

-Ready?

-Yes.

-Indeed.

Question 25.

Including the cue ball,

how many balls are on the table at the start of a game of snooker?

-Right, um...

-30 seconds.

-There's four at the back.

Three, the blue is four.

The pink is five. Hang on a minute.

One and two is three. Six, ten...

-15.

-And the cue ball?

-Ten seconds.

-Did you say "including the cue ball"?

-Yes.

21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27.

-Two seconds! Step forward!

-Oh, 27.

-You just made it in time.

-Sorry, Leighton.

-The answer you gave was...?

-27.

Is 27 the answer?

-Oh! Probably one out.

-Step back, please.

The answer... Do you know back there?

-22.

-22 is the answer.

You have a decision to make. You can send Leighton out of the game or take a life from Barum,

which puts Barum under pressure as well, remember.

-We need to get rid of one of them.

-Get rid of Leighton.

-Yeah.

-We definitely want to get rid of Leighton, I'm afraid.

-All agreed?

-Yeah.

That's the way that the game works.

-Leighton, I'm afraid, for you, the game is over.

-OK. Good luck.

-So, Barum, you've lost Leighton. He brought you over here.

-Yeah.

-You've still got your two lives.

There's six questions left. If you do go all the way on your own, £5,100 is just for you.

-Yeah.

-If you feel that's a step too far, in three questions' time, there's another break point.

-You can ask somebody to join you.

-OK.

For the third time now, question 25.

What nationality was the astronomer and scientist Galileo?

Oh...

Part of me's got Russian, part of me's got Greek. Um...

-Answer?

-Italian.

"Part of me's got Russian, part of me's got Greek!" Is it Italian?

-Of course it is. Well done. Were you teasing me?

-No.

-If you take the mickey out of me, I can make things difficult!

-It just popped into my head.

-Well done.

Another £300. £3,600.

£5,100 for you on your own if you can make it on your own.

Two questions until the next break point. Question 26.

What is the square root of 169?

-Answer?

-13.

-You've gone for 13. Is the answer 13?

Well done. Well done. It's not too bad on your own, is it?

-It's OK.

-Another £300. £3,900.

-Is it lonely up there?

HE LAUGHS

-One more question to the next break point, then you can ask somebody to join you.

-OK.

-Question 27.

Who played Mr Freeze in the 1997 film Batman And Robin?

-Answer?

-Arnold Schwarzenegger.

-Is the answer Arnold Schwarzenegger?

Yes, it is. £4,200.

Three questions to go.

Two lives.

Look at that line. You've got to think, "Can I do that? I could do that on my own."

You wouldn't have to share the money - £5,100 for yourself.

Or you might think, "I've been in this position and a question later, two lives have gone.

"Maybe I need a bit of insurance." Do you want somebody to join you?

-No, I don't.

-OK. There's one more break point.

-Yeah.

-Things might change between here and there.

Two more questions. Question 28.

Which Springwatch presenter was appointed President

of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds in 2009?

-A quick step forward. Barum?

-Chris Packham.

If it's Chris Packham, you're two steps away from £5,100.

If it is not, you will have to step back and lose a life.

Is the answer Chris Packham?

Take that step back. The answer was Kate Humble.

-A life goes, Barum. You just have one life left now.

-OK.

-You're still in a strong position.

-Yeah.

-Three questions from home, two questions from a break point and you still have a life. Question 28.

HMS Pinafore is an operetta by which duo?

A hesitant step forward.

-The answer?

-Gilbert and Sullivan?

Is the answer Gilbert and Sullivan?

No, you only get one!

I thought you might have gone Gilbert O'Sullivan, the Stieg Larsson question before...

-It was two letters off.

-Two letters will do it for you. Well done. Another £300.

£4,500. Two questions to get through there for £5,100.

One question, then you can ask for some help.

All right, question 29.

Which TV quiz has a theme tune called Approaching Menace?

Time to think, 30 seconds. Maybe you know it.

Yes, Barum?

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

If it is Who Wants To Be A Millionaire,

you are one question away from £5,100. If it is not,

you step back, lose a life and you're close to being eliminated.

Is the answer Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

-Take a step back. Do you know the answer over there?

-No.

-No.

-Mastermind.

-Oh!

-It sort of makes sense when you think about it.

It was so difficult to ask that question and not start humming it!

-Barum, you're going to lose a life now.

-OK.

-So close.

-Yeah.

-Now, if you get this question wrong again, you're out of the game.

-Yes.

You go straight out of the game, the money comes across, they move up to question 29.

-Get it right and you can ask somebody to come and join you.

-OK.

-Question 29.

"Coal", "long-tailed" and "marsh"

are species of which family of birds?

You stepped forward. Answer, Barum?

-Complete guess - heron.

-If "heron" is correct,

you are one question away from £5,100.

If it is incorrect, Barum, you are out of the game.

The money goes across and they come up.

Is the answer "heron"?

Oh!

The answer is "tit". Coal tit, long-tailed tit, marsh tit.

I'm going to not go for the obvious comment.

I can't because it is tragic for you, I know.

Leighton dropped out earlier and now, sadly, at the 11th hour, Barum, for you, the game is over.

-But well played.

-Cheers. Thank you.

Well, you're back in the game. Come up and join me on question 29.

You've waited for a very long time. You've picked them off one by one.

You are back in the game. That is your money to share between you, should you stay in the game.

Let me remind you. If you get this question wrong...

..you will lose all of that money.

30 seconds. Take your time.

You have 30 seconds. That is to your advantage.

Are we ready?

-Debra, Wes...?

-Yeah.

-Ann, Samina?

Question 29.

How many countries border Switzerland?

WHISPERING

-You've got Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein...

-France.

-France.

-I would say five.

-Six.

-Six?

-Five or six?

-15 seconds.

-We've got 15 seconds. Name them quickly.

France, Austria...

-Ten seconds.

-Liechtenstein, Germany.

-Somebody needs to step forward.

-Five seconds.

-Ann?

-Six.

Ann says six.

If the answer is not six,

that £4,500 goes down to zero.

-Is the answer...

-I can't look!

-..six?

Oh, no! Five?

It is. It's five. Step back, please, Ann.

It is five. The five are France, Germany, Italy, Austria and Liechtenstein.

£4,500 is now zero pounds.

-Oh, my God!

-All right then.

Let's take stock. Let's try and finish with a smile.

Question 29.

Which Premiership football team

has a controversial avian mascot named Cyril?

Is Cyril a swan?

Swansea. He got in a fight.

-I'm going to embarrass myself now.

-Samina?

-Swansea.

Is it Swansea City?

-Yes!

-Well done.

-Yes, it is. It's Swansea City, Samina from Bridgend.

£100 you have.

This is the situation. Were you to stick together, you could step through and share £200,

if you get the next question right.

This is, I remind you, a break point. I'm going to ask you that question in a second.

One of you could break away now and win £400 by getting the next question right.

One of you could break away now, bring somebody with them and share £400 - £200 each.

Or you stick together, get the next question right and you have £200 to share between you.

If you get it wrong, you lose the money that you already have. OK?

Does anybody want to break away?

Debra has chosen to break away. Debra, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

Debra, if you step through there, you have £400 for yourself if you get the question right.

Debra, would you like to ask anybody to join you?

I'll invite Wes if he fancies it.

-Wes, would you like to join Debra?

-I will.

-Come and join Debra. Wes has a life.

That could protect you. There's only one question to get right, but you need to get it right, OK?

-Are we ready?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Question 30.

The 2010 comedy drama Rock And Chips

was a prequel to which classic sitcom?

That would be...

Only Fools And Horses?

-25 seconds.

-I'm happy to go with that.

-Wes steps forward.

-Wes, the answer?

-Only Fools And Horses.

If it is Only Fools And Horses, you both go through that line.

You share £400. If it isn't, you step back and we'll lose a life.

Is the answer Only Fools And Horses?

-Yes, it is.

-Yes!

-Well done. Step through the line. Well done. £400.

Come back over here. You're looking at £400.

Well done. I know you're a bit gutted. You could have had a lot of money to share between you.

Debra and Wes at least have something. Join us next time when six more players decide

between safety in numbers or standing out from the crowd. Goodbye. Well done anyway...

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