Episode 12 Breakaway

Welcome to Breakaway, a race to this finish line.

There's £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...

Hi, I'm Jane, I'm a hair salon co-ordinator from West Sussex.

My name is Cornelius, I'm from North Yorkshire, I teach mathematics.

Hi, I'm Kelly, I'm a children's entertainer from London.

Hello, I'm Mike, I'm retired and I'm from Surrey.

Hiya, I'm Judith, I'm a civil servant from Liverpool.

I'm Rob, I'm a student and I'm from Glastonbury.

Please take your place on the start line.

30 correct answers stand between you and the finish line.

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

waiting for you all to share at the end.

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

If you cross the finish line, the entire prize fund will be yours.

If you break away, every question is worth £300 - three times as much.

But answer a single question wrong and you risk the chance of instant elimination.

All right? There are seven subject categories of three questions each,

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

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, all right?

You have only five seconds to decide.

Only the person who buzzes in first will break away.

Now, if you break away now,

I'm going to throw in a £1,000 bonus just for bravery, all right?

Do any of you wish to break away?

OK, you don't know each other very well,

so you have to look around, see who's planning what, if anybody's hand is moving quickly.

The truth of the matter is you're a team, you stay together,

you're together for at least the next three questions.

So, today's seven subject categories are there on the screen.

Your first subject is...

..Drinks.

You all feel like you could do with one of those right now, I should think.

You have 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 you all happy? Question one.

Which drink features in the title of a 1959 novel by Laurie Lee?

Cider. Cider With Rosie. Definitely.

-Someone has to step forward.

-Go, Cornelius.

-Mike's there. Mike, the answer is?

-Cider.

Is cider the correct answer?

Move forward. £100 - you're on the way. Question two.

What flavour is the liqueur Grand Marnier?

THEY CONFER

Yeah, Cornelius?

-Cornelius stands forward. Cornelius?

-Orange.

Orange. We believe you - you don't have to put your hand on your heart.

Is it orange?

It is. Well done.

Another £100, another correct question.

Question three.

Which fortified wine is named after a Portuguese island

off the west coast of Africa?

Confident, obviously.

I've gone too quickly. Is it Madeira?

It is it Madeira?

Come on!

It is, yes, it is. Just as well. Forward you come.

Go on, Cornelius, you got the question right. We've reached the next break point.

Now, before I ask any of you if you wish to break away,

there's something that might influence your decision.

This is your chance to win yourself a life.

A life can be very, very important.

The lives protect you should you choose to break away and get a question wrong

on the Breakaway track.

The first one to buzz in and answer correctly will win that life.

Who, what, or where is this?

This cartoon character once starred in the patriotic World War II cartoon The Fuhrer's Face...

BUZZER SOUNDS

OK, Cornelius?

-Is it Captain America?

-Is it Captain America?

OK, so, Cornelius, you're frozen out for the rest of the question.

It won a 1942 Academy Award for best cartoon subject. His first ever appearance...

BUZZER SOUNDS

-Rob?

-Is it Donald Duck?

Is it Donald Duck?

It is Donald Duck. Well done, Rob, excellent.

The first life goes to you.

That puts you in a stronger position than the others for now.

Now, because you won the life, you get to choose the next subject category.

We've got Ancient History, Blockbuster Movies, Charles Dickens,

US States, TV Presenters and Transport left. What do you want to go for?

I'm going to go for Ancient History.

OK, once again I'm going to ask you that big question.

£8,400, should you choose to break away now and get through there.

You might want to carry on together. £3,000 split between you. Entirely your decision.

Does anybody wish to break away?

All right, still together as a team.

Next three questions are going to be on Ancient History. Question four.

What type of building is the Pharos of Alexandria,

one of the Seven Wonders of the World?

THEY CONFER

-Who wants to go?

-Mike?

Ten seconds. Somebody step forward. Mike?

-It's a lighthouse.

-Is it a lighthouse?

Absolutely right. Well done. Another question down. Question five.

Who famously rode a horse called Bucephalus?

-Was it Alexander the Great?

-I'm not sure.

OK, Jane steps forward.

-Jane, your answer is?

-Alexander the Great.

Is the answer Alexander the Great?

Very good. Another £100, another question done.

Doing beautifully on this round, consulting well, working well. OK?

Going in the right direction. Question six.

Aquae Sulis was the Roman name for which city?

ALL: Bath.

Rob steps forward.

Can't miss him in those shoes. Fantastic.

-Rob, the answer is?

-Bath.

Bath. Is the answer Bath?

Well done, well done, well done. Six questions down, £600.

We've reached the next break point. Before I ask you the big question,

another chance to win yourself a life.

Who, what, or where is this?

This island was ruled by the French from 1721 and named Ile de France...

-BUZZER SOUNDS

-Rob?

-Madagascar?

-Is it Madagascar?

OK, it isn't Madagascar. It was captured by the British in 1810

and reinstated to the original name given to it by the Dutch in 1598.

Its total area is around 788 square miles,

and as of 2011, its population stands at over 1.2 million people.

Lying around 500 miles east of Madagascar...

-BUZZER SOUNDS

-Mike?

Mauritius?

Is it Mauritius?

Well done, Mike. Well done indeed. OK.

Right, you can just have a life in the same way that Rob did

or you could take Rob's life off him.

-New life, please.

-OK, new life comes in for Mike.

Winning the life lets you choose the next subject.

Charles Dickens, Blockbuster Movies, US States, TV Presenters and Transport.

-Blockbuster Movies.

-Blockbuster Movies.

Right, it's that big question again.

Stay together as a group, £3,000 between you.

£7,800 if you were to break away and get through there on your own.

Does anybody want to break away?

A lot of looking along and smiling reassuringly to each other.

"Oh, I wouldn't be doing that. Oh, no, no, no."

So, three questions now on Blockbuster Movies

before the next break point.

Question seven.

In the Bourne film trilogy starring Matt Damon,

what is Bourne's first name?

THEY CONFER

-Rob's gone. Rob?

-It's Jason.

Is it Jason?

Well done, well done. You move forward £100.

Rob, I know you know you know and you know that you know it,

but sometimes people have stepped forward knowing that they know it

and then they didn't know it.

But, perfect start. Let's keep it going. Well done.

Question eight.

Who played the role of Don Vito Corleone

in the 1972 film the Godfather?

THEY CONFER

Rob?

-Marlon Brando?

-Is Marlon Brando correct?

Well done. £800.

Eight questions down. Such a happy family you are.

Happy families can fall apart. Let's hope that this one doesn't. Let's keep it going.

Remember, one incorrect answer, the money goes. Question nine.

Which Harry Potter actor is the brother of Laila Morse,

Big Mo in EastEnders?

THEY CONFER

-Cornelius?

-Gary Oldman.

-Is it Gary Oldman?

Well done. Nine questions, £900. You're doing beautifully. Are you all happy?

ALL: Yes.

So you should be, so you should be. We've arrived at the next break point,

the next chance to win ourselves a life.

Rob has a life, Mike has a life, who, what or where is this?

This pop star was born in 1985 in Stamford, Lincolnshire,

and raised in Runcorn, Cheshire.

In 2011 she released her debut solo album, Cinderella's Eyes,

featuring the singles Beat Of My Drum and Lucky Day.

BUZZER

-Rob.

-Nicola Roberts?

-Is it Nicola Roberts?

Yes, it is. Very good.

Very good, Rob. OK? You're looking strong. You get another life.

The question.

Do you want to bring it in from outside the game or do you want to pinch one off Mike?

-I'm going to bring one in from outside again.

-OK.

So, Rob get two lives. There he is. Mike's got a life already.

The others haven't. Rob chooses the next category.

Charles Dickens, US States, TV Presenters, Transport.

We'll have a pop with Charles Dickens, please, Nick.

OK. Charles Dickens.

Three questions on Charles Dickens. Whether they're over there or over here,

We're going to find out as I ask the big question again.

You could go all the way as a team. £3,000 to share between you.

If you broke away now and went through on your own,

£7,200 for yourself.

Does anybody want...to break away?

Some of you won't have broken away because you're going to break away later.

Some of you won't have broken away just because you're nice and like being together.

All right, then. Three questions on Charles Dickens to come.

Question ten.

Which famous American magician shares his name

with a Charles Dickens character?

-Jane?

-David Copperfield.

-Is David Copperfield correct?

Well done.

£1,000. It's nice to go into four figures, is it not?

It's question 11.

A Tale Of Two Cities is set in London and which other capital?

-Paris.

-Paris.

-Paris.

Cornelius?

Paris.

OK, lots of shouts of Paris there, is Paris correct?

Paris it is. Well done. Well done. £1,100.

Question 12.

By what name is the Charles Dickens character Jack Dawkins better known?

Artful Dodger, it's the Artful Dodger.

-Jane steps forward.

-It's OK.

-The answer is?

-The Artful Dodger.

Is Artful Dodger correct?

Well done. Well done indeed. £1,200.

A perfect round again, with the possible exception of some of the choreography.

Judith desperate to get out there every time.

-Have you had a chance yet to answer?

-No.

-That's not fair on poor Judith.

All right. We've reached the next break point.

After this, there's only one more life to be won.

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

This person was born on May 5, 1818 in Trier, Prussia.

His parents where Jewish

and descended from a long line of rabbis, and his father,

Heinrich, was a successful lawyer devoted to Kant and Voltaire.

-He enrolled...

-BUZZER

Jane?

-Rasputin?

-Is it Rasputin?

It's not. Down to the other five.

-BUZZER

-Ooh, Rob?

Is it Albert Einstein?

Is it Albert Einstein?

No, it's not. OK. The rest of the question.

He enrolled at the University of Berlin to study

law and philosophy and in 1848 published...

BUZZER

-Cornelius?

-Is it Karl Marx?

Is it Karl Marx?

-Yes!

-Well done, Cornelius, well done indeed.

Would you like to take a life off Rob, a life off Mike,

or would you just like a life of your own to come floating in?

-No, I'll have a life of my own, please?

-Life of your own, OK.

-Thank you.

-Loyalty's good. I don't know whether it's loyalty or tactics.

Sometimes that loyalty may be misplaced. I'm not saying it is in this case.

-Cornelius, US States, TV Presenters, Transport.

-US States, please.

-OK.

US States.

But before we ask the questions...

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

If you break out now, go it on your own, £6,600 for yourself. All right.

I'll ask the question.

Does anybody want to break away?

Rob, were you tempted at all?

-I was certainly tempted, but I've got my plan.

-Wooo!

-Right.

Okey-dokey, US States, question 13.

In which US state can you visit Walt Disney World

and the Kennedy Space Centre?

-Florida?

-Florida? Go on, Judith.

-Yay! Go on.

At last! Florida?

I hope it's right. I really do. Is the answer...Florida?

-Go on, Judith, well done.

-At last!

-Well done. OK. Another £100.

-Well done, Judith. You enjoy your moment in the spotlight there?

-Yes.

Yes. You did it beautifully.

And a little, little wiggle at the end there. I like that. All right.

Very good. We'd like to see more of Judith stepping forward.

Right, question 14.

Which state is nicknamed the Grand Canyon State?

-Nevada?

-Nevada?

-Nevada, that's where the Grand Canyon is, isn't it?

-Yeah.

-The Grand Canyon's in Nevada.

-Ten seconds to go.

It's the Colorado River, isn't it?

-I've been there.

-Well, you've got to go for it.

Five seconds to go. OK. Kelly.

Nevada.

Nevada. If it's wrong, all of that money gets wiped away.

I know there was a lot of chat going on. Is the answer Nevada?

Take a step back, Kelly. The answer, I have to tell you, is Arizona.

-That was a group decision, though.

-I know, I know.

-It was.

-Oh, dear. I'm very scared of Cornelius.

I never said anything.

-As you know, the money, £1,300. Now it goes all the way down to zero.

-Oh, no.

-Oops.

-I wish I hadn't stepped forward.

It all looked beautiful and cosy just one question ago.

Let's get back into that. We need to be positive. Question 14.

Which is the only US state

that touches four of the five Great Lakes?

-Michigan?

-Michigan, must be, or was it Illinois?

-Ten seconds.

What about Missouri, is that a state?

-Yeah, but that's down further.

-Five seconds.

Got to step forward. Someone's got to step forward. Jane.

-Just in time. What's your answer?

-Michigan.

-Is the answer Michigan?

-Yes!

-Yes!

-Well done.

-Well done.

-Well done.

-Well done.

Worked as a team, you're back up and running, £100.

Question 15.

In which state did Abraham Lincoln

deliver his Gettysburg Address in 1863?

-Was it Illinois?

-I've no idea. I'm staying out of this.

I'd say Pennsylvania, but I don't know.

-Not Washington?

-Seven seconds.

-Washington's a good shout.

-Seven seconds. Five seconds.

If one of you knows, step forward and say it. Mike?

-We'll go for Washington DC.

-Is the answer Washington DC?

Take that step back.

Let's lose that £100.

This family is falling apart.

The right answer is Pennsylvania, as you said straight away.

You've only been allowed to step forward once. All right.

Question 15.

Which US state is home to the Joshua Tree National Park?

Come on, Judith.

Well, Mojave Desert's where they are, so it's either going to be

Nevada or California.

-California.

-Judith?

-California.

-Judith says it's California.

Is it California?

-Well done, Judith.

-Well done, Judith.

-Well done.

Judith, well done. Nice they listened to you.

We are at a break point.

This is the last chance to win yourselves a life.

Things have really, really, really changed.

American states really punished you. Remember, balance it up.

Speed of answer, don't get left behind. Make sure you know it.

Fingers on the buzzers. Same question as always.

Who, where or what is this?

This animal is a large mammal of the weasel family, mustelidae,

and its name is thought to derive from the French word meaning digger.

They vary in species, different size, habitat and colouration.

BUZZER

-Jane?

-Beaver?

Is the answer beaver?

No. OK, Jane, you're out of this for now.

All are nocturnal and possess...

BUZZER

-Cornelius?

-The skunk?

Is it the skunk?

Last four. All are nocturnal and possess anal scent glands, powerful jaws...

BUZZER

Rob?

Is it an aardvark?

is it an aardvark?

They possess powerful jaws and large heavy claws on their forefeet.

It can weigh up to 31 pounds in winter

and in the UK their numbers are estimated at over 300,000.

-In Europe, tuberculosis...

-BUZZER

-Kelly.

-The badger?

-Is the answer badger?

Well done. Well done.

-Awww!

-Well done.

-Thanks.

-The last life goes to Kelly.

OK, now, Kelly, do you want to bring a life into the game or do you want

to take one off Cornelius, Mike, or Rob?

I'd like to take one from somebody.

OK, who would you like to take the life from?

Cornelius.

You'd like to take a life from Cornelius? OK.

Cornelius loses that life.

-I feel a bit smug.

-Kelly gets it.

OK.

This is the way the lives will stay unless you lose one

when you're over here.

They are no more lives to be won.

First thing we have to do, Kelly, is choose the next subject.

Either TV Presenters or Transport, Kelly?

-Transport.

-Transport.

All right. The next three questions will be on transport.

But before that, we have a chance to ask that question.

£4,600 were you to break away now and get through that line on your own.

A life makes you stronger, but remember, you can break away

without a life, and not only that,

you can ask somebody to come and join you.

Does anybody want to break away?

All right. All right.

Any number of reasons that that didn't happen, that's fine.

Lives have been taken, money has been lost.

We still need to get questions right, OK?

It's question 16.

Lime Street railway station serves which British city?

-Liverpool.

-Liverpool.

-OK.

-Judith?

-Liverpool.

-Liverpool. Is Liverpool correct?

It is.

She's prolific now, Judith. She's getting all the answers.

£200 on the way again. Question 17.

Which canal links the Atlantic and Pacific oceans?

-Oh! Yes, Panama!

-Panama?

-Yeah.

-Jane?

-Panama.

-Is the answer Panama Canal?

It is. Well done. £300 is up there.

One more question to the next break point, then Transport will be out of the way if you get it right.

Question 18.

Linking England with Scotland, which is the longest motorway in the UK?

-I don't know what goes up that far.

-Does the M1 go that far?

It's not the M1. It's not the M1! It's the M6.

It's the M6, is it?

-Cornelius.

-M6.

-Cornelius says M6. A lot of talk of M1. Is the answer M6?

Well done. Well done. Well done, Cornelius. Well done!

OK, we've reached the next break point. Last category, TV Presenters. We knew it was going to be that.

That might influence your decision whether or not to break away.

Cornelius knows he can't get a life now. So he may as well go for it.

Possibly, he's thinking that. Kelly, maybe she's thinking of going. You've all got your own thoughts.

Here's the question. Does anybody want to break away?

Are we scared of the questions now, Cornelius?

I'm not scared of the questions, no.

I'd like to think we're playing as a team.

It would have been easy for Kelly to ask for an extra life. Why she took one off me, I don't know.

-If you're going to take a life off a player...

-Oh, children!

Do you know, if Kelly and Cornelius were my children,

I'd be telling them it might be time to let that go.

All right. Question 19.

Which newsreader and presenter

won the first series of Strictly Come Dancing?

-It was Natasha Kaplinsky. OK, I'll take it.

-It was, yes.

-Cornelius steps forward.

-Natasha Kaplinsky.

Cornelius says Natasha Kaplinsky. Is that correct?

It is, well done. Well done, well done. £100. £500 is up there.

Next question is question 20.

Which female TV presenter

published the autobiography It All Counts in 2010?

-I'd say Carol Vorderman.

-Presumably. I'm not sure.

Only because of the word "counts."

-Ten seconds. Oh, Jane. Jane?

-Carol Vorderman.

Is it Carol Vorderman?

Another £100. Well done. £600, well on the way.

One more question until we have the next break point. Question 21.

What relation is newsreader Jon Snow to presenter Peter Snow?

-Father and son.

-They're cousins.

-I don't know.

-Father and son.

-Ten seconds. Mike?

-They're cousins.

-They're cousins.

OK, lots of disagreement there.

Jane absolutely certain that they are father and son.

Is the answer cousins?

-Well done.

-Nice one.

-Well done, well done. Another £100.

-Jane was convinced it was father and son. You were thinking of Dan Snow, I think. Were you?

-Yes.

You've done very well. Remind yourselves that you are a good team.

We have reached the final run-in. Just nine questions remain.

From this point, the questions are pot luck, they could be about any subject matter.

And because this is the business end of the show

and things get tense, we give you 30 seconds to answer each question.

All right? After we ask that other question.

£3,400, were you to break away now and go through there.

If you did it on your own, it would all be yours. Does anybody want to break away?

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

OK, you've broken out on question 21. There are nine questions left.

I know you would have been happier if you'd had that life which you won.

It was taken away from you. A life will protect you.

If you can get through that finish line, £3,400 will be yours.

Do you think that you would like somebody to come and join you?

-There's one person I have in mind.

-OK.

Who would you like to ask to come and join you?

-I'd like to invite Rob.

-You'd like to invite Rob.

Rob, he wants you to come. Would you like to come?

-Not currently, no.

-Not currently. OK.

-I understand.

Because you have no lives,

you must get each one of those questions correct. Any of them are wrong, you are out of the game.

Once you reach the next break point, you can go back and ask again if somebody wants to join you.

Question 22.

How many edges does a UK 50p coin have?

30 seconds, remember. A little bit longer.

Make sure you're right and feel comfortable to answer, step forward,

and give me the answer. 20 seconds.

A bit of thinking time. OK. Nice and measured.

-How many edges?

-It's a curved heptagon,

-so it's got seven...

-Seven.

-..curved edges.

-Seven curved edges. Is the answer seven?

-Well done.

-Thank you.

-Always nice to get the first one right.

In your case, absolutely essential to get the first one right!

We're on the way to £3,400, if you get there on your own. Question 23.

Which film won the Best Picture Oscar at the 2011 ceremony?

30 seconds. 30 seconds.

-I can't think. 2011. What were the big hitters?

-20 seconds.

-Remain calm.

-Yeah.

-2011.

-Halfway there in time.

-Of course, yes.

-Ten seconds. OK.

You had to dig deep, but you think the answer is...?

Seems so long ago now, but it was The King's Speech.

You think it's The King's Speech. Is the answer The King's Speech?

Well done, well done. £1,300, one more step to get to the next break point.

Question 24.

Which of the world's capital cities stands on the Potomac River?

30 seconds.

-The answer is?

-It's Washington DC.

-Washington DC.

Is the answer Washington DC?

Well done, well done, well done indeed. £1,600 is up there.

The money really does rack up over here.

I'm sure they're all watching enviously.

He's reached the next break point. Cornelius, do you want to ask anybody to come and join you?

I invited Rob and Rob didn't want to join me. I thought we were playing as a team earlier.

-I'll go it alone.

-Do you think he'll go the whole way, Kelly?

-I have every faith that he will do his best.

-And, Rob, any regrets?

No. If he goes all the way, he deserves it, so no regrets.

-Thank you, both of you.

-Right, question 25.

The flag of the United Nations features branches from which tree?

30 seconds.

20 seconds. OK. Step forward. A measured step once more.

-Cornelius, the answer is?

-It can only possibly be olive branches.

Is the answer olive tree?

-Well done.

-Thank you.

-Another question down. Only five to go.

Well done, Cornelius, but remember, if he does fail, that money comes back across to you.

Right, question 26.

Which member of the Beatles had the middle name Winston?

Right. A laugh of confidence or a laugh of worry?

I think he called himself Winston O'Boogie. It was John Lennon.

Was it John Lennon?

Yes, it was. Well done. £2,200. He's doing very well.

Keep going, Cornelius. Remember, one mistake, you're back in the game.

So don't worry about it for now.

Question 27.

Which of the gospels includes the parable of the Good Samaritan?

30 seconds.

-Kind of multiple choice, isn't it?

-I've narrowed it down to four(!)

15 seconds, Cornelius.

Right, taking a step forward. Answer, Cornelius.

-I don't know the answer. I'm going for Mark.

-You're going for Mark.

Right. If the answer is Mark, you've reached that break point.

If the answer's not Mark, you know you're out of the game.

Is the answer Mark?

The answer, Cornelius, was Luke.

I'm afraid you did really, really well,

but you knew that was always going to be the case.

-Cornelius, the game is over. Thank you.

-Thank you very much.

OK, you were waiting for that to happen. The pack is back. Come and join me on question 27.

Now, Cornelius has done you a favour. You've got £2,200 up there.

£2,600 if you just stay together.

Of course, there are still moments where people can break away.

Right, question 27.

What type of pastry is used to make baklava?

-Oh!

-Puff pastry. No. It is puff pastry.

-Are you sure?

Yeah, it's really...

-Thin and crispy, is that filo? Filo, yeah.

-It's filo.

-It is filo.

-20 seconds.

-Somebody's got to step forward.

-Filo.

-Go for it.

-Kelly!

-Oh, God!

-Answer.

-Filo pastry.

-Is the answer filo pastry?

-Yes. Well done.

-I'm so relieved!

Well done, well done, well done. Forward, you come and join her.

£2,300, courtesy mostly of Cornelius.

Right, we've reached the next break point.

You're all back in the game. Five players in the game with only three questions to go.

£3,200, were you to break away now and go through there.

Does anybody want to break away?

Rob has broken away. Rob, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

OK, three more questions to go. You've broken out on question 28.

Three questions to go to get through that finish line.

£3,200 could be yours and yours alone.

You've got two lives. You're in a strong position.

-All right?

-Yeah.

-Do you think you would like anybody to come and join you?

-Yes, I'd like some company.

-Who would you like to ask to come and join you?

I'm going to opt for some female company, in the shape of Kelly.

Kelly doesn't have to say yes.

Kelly, would you like to come and join Rob on the Breakaway track?

-Erm... Oh!

-Kelly, do you want to join him?

-OK, I'm going to go and try and win some money.

-I'm sorry.

-That's fine.

-It's the money ruling my head.

-We might make some money.

-When did that ever become a good answer?

"It's not about you, it's about the money!"

OK, so, Kelly and Rob. You're on the Breakaway track.

Three lives between you, three questions to get right. Question 28.

Which is the third-largest of the Channel Islands?

-Jersey and Guernsey.

-And then I think it's Sark.

-That's the third one I know.

-25 seconds.

-The third-largest, so the smallest.

-It must be.

There's loads more. I only know Jersey, Guernsey, Sark...

I've never heard of that one. It must be small.

-15 seconds. OK, Rob, the answer is...?

-Sark.

-Is the answer Sark?

-Oh, it's not.

-You have to step back. The answer is Alderney.

-Oh!

All right? So, guys, Kelly has a life, Rob has two lives.

-They've lost one. Who do you want to take it off?

-Personally...no offence,

-but it makes more sense to take it off Kelly, cos there's only one person then.

-OK, I'll go with that.

So Kelly's life goes. Kelly now does not have a life.

She's very vulnerable.

If we get another question wrong, they can pick you off.

-OK?

-Yeah.

-Question 28.

In which TV series did Jack Warner famously play PC George Dixon?

-30 seconds.

-The Bill?

-I don't know. Not Dixon of Dock Green?

-Of what?

-23 seconds.

-Dixon of Dock Green?

-I don't know Dock Green.

-20 seconds.

-PC Dixon, did you say?

-Yes.

I'm sure there was a Dixon in The Bill. But it's quite a gamble.

-I'm... The ball's in your court. That's my suggestion.

-Five seconds.

-Go for The Bill.

-Four seconds, somebody's got to answer.

-Three seconds. Kelly.

-The Bill?

-Kelly says the Bill.

-I don't want to get it wrong.

Is the answer The Bill?

Oh!

Take a step back. You said Dixon of Dock Green.

The answer IS Dixon of Dock Green. Right, we have a choice to make now.

Do we want to weaken Rob by taking a life off him,

or do we want to say to Kelly, I'm afraid, you're out of here?

-Oh, please don't send me home.

-Sorry, but it does make more sense to say Kelly.

-He's left on his own.

-You've only got one person answering the question.

-Yeah, good idea.

-Sorry, Kelly, bye.

Kelly, you've made your mark on this game, you took Cornelius's life off him, you came over and joined Rob,

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

-Thanks.

So, Rob, you're on your own. Are you feeling better to be on your own or a little bit lonely?

A bit lonely. I feel sorry for Kelly. She was a sacrificial lamb.

In two questions' time, you'll have a chance to bring somebody else over on that final question.

-But for now, we need to get there.

-Yes.

-You've got two lives, you've got good reason to be optimistic.

£3,200 if you get through there on your own.

Question 28.

How many laps are run around

an Olympic running track in the 10,000 metres?

Plenty of time.

THEY CONFER

15 seconds.

Ten seconds.

-Step forward, and a lot of mental maths there. The answer is...

-25?

Is the answer 25?

Well done. Were you fairly confident once you'd done the maths?

-I'm never confident with maths.

-OK. You've done very well.

Another question down. Another £300 on the way to that £3,200.

Two questions to go. Question 29.

What is the title of Beyonce's 2011 chart-topping album?

25 seconds.

You haven't gone straight away. Clearly some doubt.

20 seconds.

OK. You've made that step.

The answer?

Rule The World?

Is the answer Rule The World?

Take a step back. The answer is Four.

Four is the answer.

OK, Rob loses a life.

-Looking a little bit more vulnerable now, isn't he?

-Yes.

Still, question 29.

Which German city is the home to the annual Oktoberfest,

where several million litres of beer are consumed?

The Oktoberfest.

-OK, confident stride forward. The answer...

-Munich?

You're saying Munich. Stumbled on the last question.

Can't afford to be stumbling many more times.

Need the answer to be correct. Is the answer...

Munich?

-Yes!

-Well done, well done, indeed.

Another £300.

One step away, now, from £3,200.

The question is, because you're at a break point,

would you like to ask anybody, just to make sure

you get over that line, would you like to ask anybody to join you?

-I'm stumbling. I need some help.

-You need some help?

OK. Interesting. Interesting.

-Who are you going to ask to come and join you?

-I'm going to ask Mike

-to come on over.

-Totally Mike's decision.

Mike, would you like to come and join Rob on the Breakaway track?

I think I will. I think I'd be a fool not to at this stage.

OK, Mike, come and join us.

Two lives, one question to go.

A possible £3,200 to share between you if you both get there.

Should be able to do this. Doesn't mean they will, ladies.

-You could well be back in the game.

-We're hoping.

-Are we ready?

-Ready.

-Yeah.

Question 30.

Honoured with a statue at London Zoo,

what was the name of the gorilla who arrived there on 5th November 1947?

THEY CONFER

-Is it? I haven't a clue!

-I'm sure it is.

-Go for it.

Mike feels he knows the answer. Rob didn't have a clue.

-Mike, you think the answer is...

-Guy.

OK, if the answer is Guy, you both step through that line.

You will have won £3,200 to share between you.

If it's not, I need you

to step back, we're going to be taking a life off one of you.

For £3,200,

is the answer...

Guy?

-Yes!

-Well done, well done.

£3,200 to share between you. You played the waiting game.

I'm sad that Jane and Judith had nothing, but I'm delighted that

you have the money to share between you. Well done to both of you.

Join us next time, when six more players must decide

between safety in numbers or standing out from the crowd.

Goodbye.

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