Episode 11 Breakaway

ENERGETIC THEME MUSIC

Welcome to Breakaway, a race to the finish line

with up to £10,000 to be won.

But will today's players stick together and win together

or break away from the pack

in a bid to win everything for themselves?

Today's six players are:

I'm Susan, I'm retired and I'm from Salford.

Tony, a recruitment consultant from Clare.

I'm Michelle, a purchasing assistant from the Isle of Sheppey.

I'm Tom, a supermarket consultant, formerly from Lincolnshire.

I'm Helen, I work in HR and I'm from London.

I'm Dave, a business development manager from Huddersfield.

Please take your place on the start line.

30 correct answers stand between you and the finish line.

With every correct answer, you'll win £100 for the communal prize pot,

waiting for you all to share at the end.

But any one of you can, if you wish,

choose to break away from the pack.

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

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

three times as much.

Answer a single question wrong and you risk instant elimination.

There are seven subject categories of three questions each.

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'll be given the chance to break away now

and after every three questions.

You can see the break points marked on the track.

You have five seconds to decide.

Only the person who buzzes in first will break away.

If you break away now, I'll throw in a bonus £1,000, just for bravery.

To do it right at the beginning, it's kind of madness, but it could happen!

I'm going to ask you the question.

Does anybody wish to break away?

I'm relieved, I have to say!

You look like a family. You look like a team.

You look like you should stay together and learn about each other before taking that risk.

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

Your first category is...

..Children's TV.

You've got 15 seconds to answer each question.

One, and only one of you,

must step forward and give me the answer before the time runs out.

-Are we happy? Are we ready for this?

-ALL: Yes.

-Are we feeling like a team?

-ALL: Yes.

-Good.

Question one.

ALL: Boo-Boo.

-What's the answer?

-Boo-Boo.

Let's see if you're correct.

Well done. £100 for you all to share.

Question two.

-DAVE: Mr Benn.

-SUSAN: Mr Benn, was it?

-Mr Benn.

-What do you think the answer is?

-Mr Benn.

Let's see if you're right.

Of course it's Mr Benn! What a fantastic programme that was!

OK, question three.

-HELEN: In The Night Garden.

-Three year old son, so...!

-Go on, then.

-OK, Helen, the answer is?

-In The Night Garden.

-Let's see if you're right.

Of course you're right. Well done. £300.

An absolutely perfect start.

We have reached today's first breakpoint.

But before then, there's something that might influence your decision.

This is the chance for you to win yourself a life.

A life will protect you from elimination,

should you break away and get a question wrong.

You're competing against each other.

Only the first person to buzz in and answer correctly

will win a life.

You've got those buzzers ready.

You're not a team at the moment, you're individuals.

Who, what or where is this?

This musician was born in Frodsham, Cheshire, in 1971

and married dancer Dawn Andrews in 2000.

Michelle, what do you think the answer is?

-I think it's Gary Barlow.

-Gary Barlow.

-Are you a big Take That fan?

-Yes!

Is Michelle right?

Yes, she is. A very quick answer.

You have won today's first life. You have a little bit more value than the others.

And because you've won the life, you also get to choose the next category.

We've had Children's TV. Capital Cities, Football, Artists,

Eurovision, Famous Chefs & Cooks, Kings & Queens.

-Which one of those would you like?

-I'd like to go for Football.

-Is that a strong subject for you?

-Absolutely not.

-OK.

-So, you're hoping to get the help from the other people in the team?

-I certainly am.

The next three questions will be on Football.

But before we resume...

Step over the line together and share £3,000.

If you break away now

and made it all the way on your own,

you would have £8,400 to yourself.

So, does anybody want...

..to break away?

Still staying together. Still feeling like a team.

Question four.

TONY: Michael Jackson. ALL: Yes.

OK. Tony's leaping forward.

-Your answer?

-Michael Jackson.

Let's see if that's correct.

Another £100. Well done.

Question five.

ALL: Everton.

Susan, you were very quick on that one, as well.

-What do you think the answer is?

-It's Everton.

-Everton. Is it?

Let's see if you're right.

Very good. A perfect start.

£500 already won.

Question six.

TONY AND DAVE: Celtic.

Go for it.

-OK. So, Tom?

-Celtic.

-Let's see if you're right.

Excellent. A perfect start.

Two categories successfully negotiated.

£600 up there to share between you.

You have to get to know a lot of people in a short space of time.

It's a bit like Mormon speed dating, I always think.

We have arrived at today's next breakpoint.

But first, another chance for you to win yourselves one of those all-important lives.

Michelle already has one. Fingers on the buzzers.

The question is, who, what or where is this?

This US state borders the Canadian provinces

of British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan.

-Susan very, very quick.

-Washington State.

Let's see if you're right.

-OK, it's just the other five of you.

-BUZZER

-Michelle, what do you think the answer is?

-Alaska?

Alaska. Let's see if you're right. Is it Alaska?

The rest of the description...

It borders those Canadian states

and also the US states of North and South Dakota to the east.

Only three states, Texas, California and Alaska,

have a larger land area.

With a population just below 1 million,

only two states, Alaska and Wyoming, have a lower population density.

-Its capital, Helena, originally...

-BUZZER

Dave, obviously you know about capitals of US states.

Do you know the capital of this one?

-I'm not entirely sure. Is it Montana?

-Is it Montana?

Well done. Congratulations, Dave. You have won a life.

But you have a decision to make.

You can either bring a life into the game

or you can pinch Michelle's life off her.

If you think Michelle's a threat, you might want to do that.

-Totally up to you.

-Michelle earned her life, so I'll take another one.

OK. Very generous. Very generous.

Dave, you've won the life and, as before, you get to choose the next category.

Let's see what's left. Artists, Capital Cities, Eurovision,

Famous Chefs & Cooks, Kings & Queens.

-Dave, what are we going for?

-I'll go for Kings & Queens, please.

Kings & Queens.

The next three questions will be on Kings & Queens.

But before I ask them...

If you were to stick together, £3,000 to share between you.

If you break out now,

you could win £7,800 if you made it to the end.

Each time that you stick together, wonderful though that is,

potential money is drifting away.

Does anybody wish to break away?

Loyalty or cowardice, it doesn't make any difference why,

but you're sticking together as a team.

First question on Kings & Queens. Question number seven.

-I've no idea.

-I think it's Anne Boleyn.

-I don't think it was.

-Is it Anne Boleyn?

Say it, then.

Susan, you think the answer is?

-Anne Boleyn.

-Is the answer Anne Boleyn?

Absolutely correct. Another £100.

Question eight.

They were brothers, because George VI abdicated

and it was the Edward and Mrs Simpson...

-So they were brothers, weren't they?

-Six seconds!

Five seconds!

-Dave, you think the answer is?

-Brothers.

-Because?

It was in The King's Speech when I saw it!

OK. Let's see if The King's Speech was correct.

Absolutely right. They were brothers. Well done.

Perfect start. We're up to £800. Working beautifully, I have to say.

Question nine.

Is it, erm, the Plantagenets?

-The Plantagenets.

-It's Henry II, III, IV, something like that.

Seven seconds. Five seconds.

Four. OK, Tom.

-I think it was the Plantagenets.

-You're going for the Plantagenets.

Let's see if Plantagenets is the correct answer.

The House of Lancaster is the answer.

The money goes down to zero.

All that hard work, no money at all.

Question nine. Again!

TOM: Elizabeth I. SUSAN: I haven't a clue.

It's Queen Victoria.

-No idea.

-I thought it was Elizabeth I.

-I've not heard of Victoria being called it.

-Somebody go!

Five seconds. Tom and Tony, I know we're at odds.

-Tom, what do you think the answer is?

-Elizabeth I.

Elizabeth I. Let's hope that is the correct answer. Is it?

It is.

You're back up and running. You have £100.

You've arrived at the next breakpoint.

But first, another chance for you to win a life.

Dave already has a life and Michelle already has a life.

The others look a bit vulnerable. Fingers on the buzzers.

Who, what or where is this?

This chemical element

has the atomic number 74...

I'd have loved it if somebody had got that!

..and is represented in the periodic table by the letter "W".

-BUZZER

-Dave went in first.

-Dave, what do you think it is?

-Tungsten.

-Tungsten.

-Did you that from the letter?

-The Latin's wolfram.

Is it tungsten?

Yes, it is. Dave has won another life.

Dave, do you want to bring a new life into the game

or would you like to take Michelle's life off her?

-I'll have a new one, please.

-A new one comes into the game.

Dave has two lives. Michelle has one life.

Dave, you get to choose the next subject.

Let's see what we've got left. Really crashed and burned on Kings & Queens.

We've got Capital Cities, Artists, Eurovision, Famous Chefs & Cooks.

-Which would you like?

-Artists, please.

-Artists.

Before we ask the questions on Artists...

..I'll ask that question again. If you do breakout and make it through that finish line,

at the moment you could win £6,400. That's just for you, not to share.

I have to remind you, because I'm a bad person,

you're sharing £100 between the six of you.

So, would anybody like to break away?

Still a lot of questions to go. Maybe not feeling confident enough.

Maybe you just want to stay together the whole time! We'll find out.

So question ten.

JMW. JMW Turner.

Yes, go.

-Dave's gone in with...?

-Turner.

-Turner.

Is the answer Turner?

Yes, it is. Dave's looking like the alpha male at the moment. That's another £100.

Another question successfully negotiated.

Now, question 11 on Artists.

Prado? Prado's in Madrid.

Did he say city?

-Dave says?

-You said city?

-City.

-Madrid.

-Let's see if Madrid's the correct answer.

-Well done.

-I think, Susan, you may have been thinking of Prada.

-Ah, yes.

-Possibly.

OK, another £100 won. £300.

Starting to claw back some of the money you lost so terribly on the Kings & Queens round.

Question 12. Possibly the last question on Artists.

-I think it's Van Gogh, but I'm not entirely sure.

-No idea.

It's a sensible guess for those kinds of figures.

-Ten seconds left. Seven. Six. Five.

-Van Gogh?

Four. Three.

The dynamic has changed.

The question comes in, you all turn and look at Dave.

-Dave's looking very strong. Dave?

-Van Gogh.

If the answer's Van Gogh, another £100.

Artists are done and dusted.

Is Van Gogh the correct answer?

Yes, it is.

£400. A lot of that should be going to buying Dave a drink afterwards

if you stick together and share it.

We've reached another breakpoint. Another chance for you to win yourselves an all-important life.

Only one more opportunity to win a life after this.

Fingers on the buzzers.

Who, what or where is this?

This American actor was born on April 4th, 1965, in New York.

His father was an underground filmmaker,

giving him his first part, aged five.

He scored his first major supporting role

in cult hit Weird Science in 1985...

BUZZER

-Dave?

-Is it Bill Paxton?

Is the answer Bill Paxton?

Dave, take a well-earned rest for the rest of this question.

..which led to a stint on the comedy sketch show Saturday Night Live.

-Susan.

-Is it Mike Myers?

Let's see if you're right.

-No.

-BUZZER

In 1990... Oh, Michelle's straight in!

-Kevin Bacon?

-I get the feeling we're all just saying names of actors we know!

Let's see if you're right.

After Saturday Night Live, in 1992 he was nominated for Best Actor Oscar

for his role in Richard Attenborough's Chaplin biopic

and has since starred in Tropic Thunder, Sherlock Holmes...

-BUZZER

-..and Iron Man. Tom?

-Robert Downey Jr.

-We've named nearly every other actor, I think!

Is it Robert Downey Jr?

Yes, it is. Well done, Tom. You get a life.

Do you want to bring a new life into the game or would you like to take a life off Dave or Michelle?

I think I'd like to bring a new life into the game.

OK. Dave stays strong with his two. Tom has a life, Michelle has a life.

Tom, because you got the life, you get to choose the next category.

We have got Capital Cities, Eurovision and Famous Chefs & Cooks.

I think I'll go for Eurovision. Try and get that out of the way.

Gets Eurovision out of the way. Maybe that's a bluff.

The next three questions will be on Eurovision.

But before that, I'm going to ask you THAT question.

If you broke away now, you could have £5,800 for yourself

if you played it properly.

So, I'll ask you the question.

Do any of you wish to break away?

OK. Who knows if these are long-held plans or not!

You'll certainly be together for the next three questions, which are going to be on Eurovision.

Question 13.

-Blue.

-Definitely.

-ALL: Yes.

Tony?

-Blue.

-Let's see if it's correct.

Blue is the correct answer. That's another £100.

All right, question 14.

-ALL: Switzerland.

-Susan?

-Switzerland.

A chorus of people said Switzerland! Let's see if it's correct.

Switzerland is correct. That's another £100 in the communal prize pot.

£600 between you. £100 each.

Question 15.

-Five.

-Five?

-Is it five or four?

-No, it's five.

10 seconds. You can't name them all, Dave.

Get out there if you know the answer.

-You think the answer is?

-Five.

-Five. Let's see if you're right.

Five is the correct answer.

Can you name them for us? Don't! I don't want to know.

Well done. You've arrived at today's next breakpoint,

the final chance for you to win a life.

I don't need to tell you how important they are.

I've told you a thousand times before.

Dave has two lives, Tom and Michelle have one life.

Fingers on buzzers. Who, where or what is this?

The foundation stone for this grade I listed London landmark was laid in 1867.

Located north of Imperial College,

it was intended to promote the understanding of the arts and sciences.

-BUZZER

-Dave's first in.

-Dave?

-Just from the dates, is it the Royal Albert Hall?

Is it the Royal Albert Hall?

Yes, it is.

Now, Dave, do you want to bring a new life in

or do you want to weaken Michelle or Tom by taking one of their lives off them?

Either way, you'll have three.

As this is the last time we can get a life, I'm sorry, I'm going to take yours, Tom.

OK. Tom's life.

Dave has three lives.

You're probably thinking he could make it over the finish line with three lives.

You get to choose the subject, as well, Dave.

Capital Cities, Famous Chefs & Cooks.

-Capital Cities, please.

-Capital Cities. Very good.

-Tom, how do you feel about losing that life?

-Fairly traumatised.

Do you feel badly disposed towards Dave now?

I can't say I'm his biggest fan at present.

Right, big question. Don't get left behind.

There's £5,200 potentially to be won

if you break away and get through that finish line. OK?

I'm going to ask the question.

Would anybody like to break away?

Well, well, well!

All eyes were on Dave. Tony got in first.

Tony, please come and join me on the break-away track.

Tony, you've broken out on question 15, exactly halfway.

There are 15 questions to go.

If you get through that line, you could win £5,200 for yourself.

Can you get there on your own?

Mistakes have been made in this game already.

If you want,

you can ask one other player to come and join you.

You get to share their knowledge, but if you went through the line together,

you'd have to split the money.

-Would you like to ask somebody?

-I would, yes. Definitely.

-Who would you like to ask to join you?

-Dave.

-You'd like to ask Dave.

-I would.

-No surprises there.

The question is, will he come over? He'll feel like he's working for you!

Dave! Would you like to come and join him?

You get to share the money if you got through there together.

Go on, then.

Dave, come and join Tony on the break-away track.

-Are we ready for this?

-Yes.

The pot currently stands at £700.

Potentially, you could have £5,200,

if you make it all the way to the finish line, to share between you.

But remember, the rest of you are not out of this.

It may well be that they make mistakes along the way,

so keep concentrating.

Tony, Dave, you're a smaller, slimmed-down unit now.

First time I've ever been called that!

Question 16.

Got it.

It's Croatia. Zagreb.

Step forward and tell me. Dave, the answer?

-Zagreb.

-Is the answer Zagreb?

Yes. It's easy money! Easy money, Tony.

-That's why you brought him along.

-It is! I'll tag along until the end.

-It's like a sponsored walk.

-Make sure you get them right!

-Thanks!

£300, takes you up to £1,000.

Question 17.

I think you may well need Dave's help on this one, Tony.

-The Liffey.

-There you go, mate!

-Tony?

-The Liffey.

-It'd be a scandal if you get this wrong.

-It would.

Is it the Liffey?

-I've got a feeling Dave knew that.

-I'm sure he did.

-Another £300.

£600 in double-quick time. £1,300 in the pot.

Question 18.

Sydney is New South Wales.

-Queensland...

-It's further round, isn't it?

-Brisbane?

-Nine seconds. Eight. Seven.

-Tony?

-Brisbane.

Let's see if Brisbane is correct.

Yes, it is. Well done. Another £300. Come and join him, Dave.

Well done. Three questions quickly negotiated.

£900 in the bank, on top of the money that was already there.

Are you getting worried? Do you think they'll get there?

-I don't.

-Good for you, Michelle! Keep the hope alive!

If they fail, all the money that they earn will come back across to you.

They could be winning money for you.

In a strange way, you should be both supporting and not supporting them!

Okey-dokey! The final category is...

..Famous Chefs & Cooks. The next three questions will be on Famous Chefs & Cooks.

-Feel good about this one?

-Not really, no.

-Not really.

If it's TV ones, maybe.

Question 19.

-Nigella Lawson.

-OK.

-Nigel Lawson's daughter.

-Dave, you say?

-Nigella Lawson.

Let's see if it is.

It is. Another £300 racks up. £1,900.

Question 20.

Hmm.

Hmm. Little bit of doubt in the camp. 10 seconds left.

-I have no idea.

-If it helps, I know the answer.

Five, four, three. You're going to have to answer.

-Dave jumping in. Is this a guess?

-It is. Wild guess.

-Who do you think?

-We'll go for Gwyneth Paltrow.

Is the answer Gwyneth Paltrow?

The answer was Meryl Streep. Dave, step back.

Right, a big decision to be made by the pack

to take a life off Dave or to eliminate Tony,

because he doesn't have a life at all.

I think we should get rid of someone.

-Tell me what you think.

-I think I want to eliminate one person, so Dave's on his own.

You're going to get rid of Tony? Is that the decision of you all?

-It is.

-Like a judge? Definitely?

-Yes.

Tony, you were brave to break out without a life, and I'm afraid that's cost you.

-Tony, for you, the game's over.

-Thanks.

So, Dave, you're on your own. You've got all three lives.

Not that far.

If you get through that line on your own, you will win £5,200.

Hopefully.

We are on question 20.

-You look happy.

-Jamie Oliver.

Let's see if Jamie Oliver is the correct answer.

Yes, it is Jamie Oliver. Another £300.

At the moment, £2,200 up there.

Question 21.

-It wasn't Mrs?

-That's the thing!

We all know her as Mrs Beeton. What was her first name?

Seven seconds. Six.

OK. You've taken the step. Do you know the answer?

I might be taking a step back in a minute.

It is a guess. I will go for Ethel.

You're going to go for Ethel. Is that just a 19th-century name?

-I've gone all 19th century!

-OK.

-It'd be a wonderful guess if it was right.

-Tell me about it.

Was Mrs Beeton's first name Ethel?

Another hiccup. The answer was Isabella.

Step back. A life goes.

Starting to think you could be back in the game over there.

So still question 21.

OK. Very confident. Far more confident than Ethel!

Fern Britton married Phil Vickery.

Is the answer Phil Vickery?

Yes, it is. Well done. Another £300.

Dave, we have reached the final run-in.

There are just nine questions left.

From this point, the questions are pot luck.

They could be on any subject whatsoever.

Because they're that little bit harder,

we'll give you 30 seconds to answer.

Because we've reached a breakaway point,

you can, if you want, ask somebody to join you

if you feel that you could do with that little bit of support.

-I'll stay on my own for the moment.

-Bit of an insult to you lot.

-Sorry, guys.

He could be winning money for you.

If he fails between here and there, you come back in with the money that he has won.

-OK, Dave?

-Yep.

First question, pot luck. Question 22.

30 seconds. You can wait there.

-Depends if you know it, of course.

-I was thinking celebrity...

My first answer wouldn't have been in the category of celebrity,

-but I think I know it now.

-You think you know. Step forward.

Katie Price. Or Jordan.

Is Katie Price correct?

Well done.

Another £300. £2,800.

You're doing beautifully. You've got two lives left.

Question 23.

-Start going through them.

-You'll use the 30 seconds now!

-I will not.

-Ooh!

It's the first one he went for. Maybe he's right. Maybe not.

-What do you think it is?

-Scorpio.

Is the answer Scorpio?

-Another £300.

-Come on!

Well done. Question 24.

-What do you think the answer is?

-3,600.

Is the answer 3,600?

OK. No hiccups in those last three questions.

The pack must be getting a bit worried now.

Nothing's really changed, but I'll ask the question anyway because we've reached that point.

Would you like anybody to come and join you?

Same as before. Not just yet.

OK. Do you think you're out of the game now?

-Just six more questions.

-It's possible.

-It's possible.

£5,200 still the amount you could win

-if you cross that line on your own. All right, Dave?

-Mm-hm.

Question 25.

-Black and white...

-HE SIGHS

-I think...

-20 seconds.

It's one of two.

OK. Your mind tossing a coin there.

-You're in two minds, clearly.

-Yes.

-What do you think the answer is?

-Carry On Sergeant.

-Is the answer Carry On Sergeant?

Good knowledge! I've got to say, very good knowledge!

£3,700. You can taste the money!

Question 26.

30 seconds. We always see those little surveys, don't we?

It depends which year it is. 2010.

My little boy was born in 2008 and we looked at all these lists.

-Whether it's changed...

-15 seconds.

-I know one that's been popular for years,

-so I'm going to have to go for that.

-What do you think the answer is?

-Jack.

-Was it the most popular boy's name in 2010?

It wasn't. Take a step back.

Not there yet. Another life goes.

The answer was Oliver.

A chink of light again. OK?

Two more incorrect answers and he's out.

Question 26 again.

You have one life.

-Are you feeling a bit more vulnerable? You are a bit more vulnerable.

-Yes.

Very, very confident.

Knows the answer. He's sure of it.

-It stands for?

-The Campaign for Real Ale.

The Campaign for Real Ale.

Is that correct?

Yes, it is. Another £300.

Another question successfully negotiated. £4,000 up there already.

£5,200 if you make it across the finish line.

Question 27.

-City?

-City.

I know which country it's in. In fact, yes.

-Just out of interest, which country is it in?

-Brazil.

-OK. I'm guessing you'll come up with a Brazilian city.

-Hopefully.

I think it's in Sao Paulo.

Is it in Sao Paulo?

It absolutely is. Well done.

Another £300. Three questions to go.

I have seen this happen.

Interesting to know how you're feeling, Tom. He stole a life off you.

Maybe you would've been useful to him. He might've asked to join him if you'd had that life.

-Potentially. He's doing a great job up there. Fair play to him.

-He is.

Michelle, you're the only one with a life. If he's going to ask somebody, do you think it might be you?

I would hope it would be, but who knows?

Before we take those three questions on,

would you like anybody to join you?

-No, thank you.

-No. You're confident you can get there?

Three questions, which will hopefully be all right.

Question 28.

30 seconds.

-Oh, dear.

-I love the way you're visualising.

Yes, it's...

Let's see if that vision's working. There are smiles over there!

They think you're going to get it wrong.

OK. What do you think the answer is, Dave?

-Four.

-You say the answer is four, Dave.

If the answer is four, you're a step nearer, another £300,

you're virtually over the line.

Dave says the answer is four. Is Dave correct?

Take that step back.

So third time you've had to take a step back, Dave.

It's another life gone.

-The answer is five.

-Five.

So we're still on. Question 28. You're feeling very vulnerable now.

It's Sudden Death. OK?

-I've an idea.

-OK. Straight forward.

-Tell me the answer.

-Peacock.

-You're going for peacock.

It sounds right. Is peacock right?

-That's a really big answer.

-Come on!

-Two more to go. You're doing really well.

Another £300. Two more questions.

Question 29.

Very confident. Answer?

-Kelly Clarkson.

-Kelly Clarkson.

You know this, don't you? You're sure that you know it.

Is it Kelly Clarkson?

He's dancing. He's moving.

One question ago, you looked so nervous. Still one more to get.

He can still fail.

He can't afford an incorrect answer. This is make or break. This is the big question.

This gets you £5,200,

or gets you £4,900 with one question to go.

It's as simple as that.

You could give yourself a bit of insurance,

-because to go home with nothing would be a heartbreaker.

-Yes, sure.

You've reached a breakpoint. Dave, with one question to go,

would you like anybody to come and join you?

I'm going to stay on my own, thanks.

You'll stay on your own. OK.

Big, big risk. It would be heartbreaking to lose it now.

Question 30.

The question...

30 seconds. No room for error.

Final question for you,

whatever happens.

20 seconds left.

I don't actually know.

That's a heartbreak. I know, because when you know, you jump forward!

Time's going. 10 seconds to get it right. Eight.

Seven. Five. You've got to step forward.

OK, you've stepped forward. What's your answer?

-The Lake District.

-The Lake District is what you've gone for.

Britain's largest national park.

Is the answer, for £5,200 for Dave, who's worked so hard,

is the answer the Lake District?

Absolutely heartbreaking. If you'd brought somebody with you, they may've helped you.

They may've known the answer or they may've been able to use their life.

I'm so, so sorry, Dave. The answer is the Cairngorms.

-Of course.

-Dave, you brought so much to this game. I feel terrible.

For you, Dave, the game is over.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

So the pack are back.

Please move up to question 30.

Very little work for you to do.

I said that it could happen.

I didn't believe for a moment that it would!

£4,900.

Get this question right between you, that'll be £5,000 for you to share.

OK? You've waited, you've bided your time.

You are back in the game.

But before all that -

and this is a difficult one - I have another question to ask you,

because this is a breakaway moment.

Those buzzers have been idle in your hands for so long.

But I am going to ask you the question.

Would any of you like...

..to break away?

Michelle has chosen to break away.

I thought everybody would!

Please come and join me on the break-away track.

So, Michelle, you know there is one question left.

You said, "I thought everybody would go."

Did anybody else think of breaking away?

-SUSAN AND TOM: Yes.

-You deserve what you get, then, if you were all going to!

It isn't over. She could get a question wrong. Remember that.

You can, Michelle, if you would like -

and you saw what happened to poor Dave -

ask somebody to join you for a bit of insurance.

-Michelle, would you like anybody to join you?

-Erm...

-I'm going to say no.

-OK. You were thinking about Dave, weren't you?

You knew what had happened to him.

-He got eliminated. But you have got a life.

-I know.

-Are you ready?

-I'm ready.

Question 30.

£5,200...

..will be yours, and yours alone, if you get this question right.

-Big smile! 30 seconds to go!

-Oh, my God!

-You need to step forward.

-I will!

-You look very confident.

-A massive smile! What's the answer?

-It's Cynthia Nixon!

-Cynthia Nixon is your answer.

-Yes.

Is Cynthia Nixon the correct answer?

-Absolutely. Through you go, across the line.

-Oh, my God!

I can't say you deserved it, but well done anyway.

Who would've thought saying "Cynthia" and "Nixon"

-could earn you £5,200?

-Oh, my God!

-Absolutely wonderful!

Do you feel at all guilty?

-No!

-OK, well, that's the way it works.

We had four disappointed people, one heartbroken person

and one who's totally elated.

Join us next time when six more players face that tantalising dilemma,

play it safe and share the money or risk everything with a break away. Goodbye.

Well done.

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