Episode 14 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 in a bid to win everything for themselves?

-Today's six players are...

-Hello, I'm Ivor. I'm a training officer from Essex.

Jo, an econometrician from London.

-I'm Ed, an employment adviser from Birmingham.

-I'm Laura, a customer service adviser from Paisley.

-I'm Jake, a recent graduate from Milton Keynes.

-I'm Lou, a recruitment assistant from Tamworth.

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 to be shared between you at the end,

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

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

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

You may have worked it out. That's three times as much.

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

There are seven subject categories of three questions each,

then the final nine questions will be Pot Luck. They could be about anything at all.

But before I start asking you those questions,

you have an important decision to make.

You have the chance to break away now

and after every three questions.

You can see the break points 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 £1,000 bonus

because that's the sort of person that I am.

All right?

So for the chance to win £10,000,

does anybody want to break away?

I'll take that as a "no".

You stay as a team. Today's seven subject categories are there on the screen.

And your first subject is...

Pop Stars. 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 we ready for this?

-Yeah.

Good. Question 1.

Peter Noone was the lead singer of which group

whose hits included I'm Into Something Good?

-Herman's Hermits. 100%. Will I go for it?

-Go for it.

-Laura?

-Herman's Hermits.

Is the answer Herman's Hermits?

-Yes!

-Well done. £100, the first question is correct. Step forward, Ivor.

Please come and join us. Lots of people chipping in there, lots of knowledge in this team.

Certainly about Herman's Hermits, anyway. Question 2.

Which singer's hits include Born To Make You Happy and Toxic?

-Britney Spears.

-Britney Spears, yeah.

-Go for it.

Jo can hardly contain herself. She's shaking her hands!

-The answer, Jo?

-It's Britney Spears.

-Is it Britney Spears?

-Yes!

-Well done.

-Well done.

£200, two correct answers. Well done.

Question 3.

Which of the original five Take That members is the youngest?

-Robbie Williams. I'll do it.

-Definitely, yeah.

-Lou?

-Robbie Williams.

-Is the answer Robbie Williams?

-Yeah!

-Well done.

-Well done. Born on the 13th of February, 1974.

Jo knew that as well. I could tell with the old hand movement.

She's like somebody in a toilet where there's no hand-drier.

Well done. You've reached the first break point. I'm going to ask if somebody wants to break away.

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

This is the chance to win yourself a life.

As I mentioned before, if you were to break away, you do risk instant elimination over here,

should you get a question wrong.

A life can be won and a life can protect you over on this side if you do make an error.

You've started wonderfully well as a team, but for a moment, you'll be competing against each other.

The first person to buzz in and answer this correctly will win a life.

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

This film comedy actor was born in Harlem, Georgia on the 18th of January, 1892.

Aged eight, he ran away from home to sing in a travelling minstrel show

before starting a musical education at the Atlanta Conservatory.

He then decided to break into films, playing the villain or a straight man to comedians.

Married three times, he earned the nickname Babe and was best known...

-BUZZER

-Ivor?

-Oliver Hardy.

-Is the answer Oliver Hardy?

-Well done.

-Well done.

-Ivor wins our first life.

OK, he's the first one to make his mark upon the game

and he makes it some more as he gets to choose our next subject category.

The subjects left - Flowers & Trees, Classical Music, Literature,

World Flags, Films and Fruit & Veg.

-Flowers & Trees.

-OK, Flowers & Trees.

Maybe it's going to be the thing that spurs him to break away.

We'll find out because I'll ask that question right now.

Stick together, get all the questions right, as you have done, go through that line

and you will have £3,000 to share between you.

Break away now on your own and make it to the end on your own,

you will have £8,400 for yourself.

Does anybody wish to break away?

Kept there by Flowers & Trees. Flowers & Trees is not a subject that anybody fancies on their own.

Or maybe you'll stay together and dance through that line as the most successful team we've ever seen.

Question 4.

Which capital city has donated the Trafalgar Square Christmas tree

to London each year since 1947?

-Oslo.

-Yeah.

-Shall I go for it?

-Yeah.

-Ivor steps forward.

-Ivor?

-Oslo.

-Is the answer Oslo?

It is. Well done. Well done. Another £100.

Four questions, four correct answers, £400. Question 5.

To which flower does Wordsworth refer in his poem which begins,

"I wandered lonely as a cloud..."?

-I'll take it.

-Go, Jake.

-Jake?

-Daffodils.

-OK, is the answer "daffodil"?

Of course it is. Five correct answers, £500, working very well as a team.

Question 6.

The fabric linen is made from which plant?

-It's flax.

-It's flax.

-Definitely.

-Go on.

-Jo steps forward.

-It's flax.

-I think you all agreed on that.

I hope you did. Is the answer "flax"?

It is, it is.

It's taken you no time to raise £600.

We are at a break point, so another chance to win a life now.

Ivor has a life. Jo, Ed, Laura, Jake and Lou, I'm sure you'd like one. I'm sure Ivor would like another.

The question - who, where or what is this?

This food was first developed in 1937 and quickly became a favourite of military cooks who served it up

as it contained protein, was easy to digest...

-BUZZER

-Ivor?

-Powdered eggs.

If Ivor is right, he gets another life. If he's wrong, he's frozen out and it's between the rest of you.

Is the answer "powdered eggs"?

-Oh...

-OK. It contained protein, was easy to digest and convenient.

Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev once said, "Without it, we wouldn't have been able to feed our army."

In the UK, it was indispensable until meat rationing ended...

-BUZZER

-Ed?

-Spam.

Ed says Spam rather tentatively. Is the answer Spam?

-Well done.

-Yes, it is. Well done, Ed. Ed gets a life.

You can bring a new life in from outside or... This may affect the game a long, long way over there.

-You can bring a new life in or take a life from Ivor.

-I'd like a new life.

-OK.

A new life comes into the game. Ed has a life. Ed gets to choose the next subject category.

We have left Classical Music, Literature, World Flags, Films and Fruit & Veg.

-Classical Music, please.

-OK, Classical Music.

Maybe he finds it a fearful subject. Maybe he's worried about it and needs help.

The questions are the same on both sides.

It's something to remember when you are thinking about breaking away and that's the next question.

I can't ever imagine you apart.

I just see you as a group, as a family.

If you stay together as a family, go all the way through without any errors,

you will have £3,000 to share between you. Each of you would have £500.

If one of you was to break away now and go it alone,

they could take home £7,800 for themselves.

The earlier you go, the more money you get.

Maybe you're not ready. We'll find out. Does anybody wish to break away?

I told you you were a family.

You wouldn't dare do that to your loving team members, would you?

-Not yet.

-Not yet.

-We'll see.

All that's in the future. For now, you still are a team.

You've got three questions to answer on Classical Music.

Question number 7.

Which Welsh singer became engaged to TV presenter Gethin Jones in 2011?

-Katherine Jenkins.

-Katherine Jenkins.

-15 seconds.

-Shall I go?

-Jo steps forward. Jo?

-It's Katherine Jenkins.

We're seeing a lot of you, Jo. Is it Katherine Jenkins?

-Yes, come on!

-Well done. Every time, you're answering well within the 15 seconds.

You're clearly a talented group. Let's keep it going. Question 8.

In which Tchaikovsky ballet is Princess Odette turned into a bird

-by the evil sorcerer Rothbart?

-I'll do it.

"I'll do it. I'll do it!" Lou?

-Swan Lake.

-Is the answer Swan Lake?

It is Swan Lake.

A well-oiled machine. Question 9.

La Scala is a world renowned opera house in which Italian city?

-I think it's in Milan.

-I thought it was in Milan.

-I'll take that.

-I'm not entirely sure.

-Laura?

-Milan.

-Is it Milan?

Yes!

Another £100. We've reached the next break point. It's another chance to win a life.

So you're all against each other again. Who, where or what is this?

The first recorded ascent

of this 1,085-metre-high mountain was in 1639,

though it is probable the summit was reached much earlier.

Locally, it is known as Yr Wyddfa.

-BUZZER

-Jo?

-Ayers Rock.

Is the answer Ayers Rock?

It's not, Jo. You're frozen out just for the rest of this.

-It means "the tumulus"...

-BUZZER

-Lou?

-Everest.

-Is it Everest?

It's not. ..as legend has it as a burial mound of a giant.

-BUZZER

-Jake?

-Is it Mount Snowdon?

-Is it Mount Snowdon?

Yes, it is. Well done. We travelled the world with those answers, didn't we?

OK, Jake, you get a life, but can you take it from Ivor or Ed

or will you bring it in from outside?

-I think I'll bring a new life in.

-OK, a new life comes in. Jake needs to choose the next subject category.

What's left? Literature, World Flags, Films, Fruit & Veg.

-Which one do you fancy or not, as the case may be?

-I'll take World Flags.

OK, World Flags.

Will that influence you if you are thinking about breaking away? Let's find out and ask the question.

A perfect start means if you stay together, get every question right

and travel through the finish line together, you have £3,000, it's £500 each.

Somebody may break away right now and travel to the end on their own

and make themselves £7,200.

You can break away and take somebody with you. There are more lives to win - two more.

Does anybody want to break away?

Nobody's pressed it.

You stay together as a team for these next three questions.

Question 10.

How many colours are there on the national flag of Belgium?

-Three. Black, yellow and red.

-Go on, Jake.

-Jake's very confident. Jake, the answer?

-It's three.

Is it three?

-Yeah.

-Black, yellow and red vertical stripes.

-£1,000.

-£1,000. That's nice, isn't it?

You're getting excited just looking at it. You haven't won it yet. Question 11.

Which country's flag is known as Hinomaru

which translates as Circle Of The Sun?

-That's Japan.

-Right, Ed.

-Ed steps forward. Hello, Ed.

-Japan.

-Doubting Ed!

LAUGHTER

They pushed you forward rather quickly there. "Go on, Ed."

If it's wrong, that £1,000 goes. Is the answer Japan?

-Yes!

-Well done. Another £100.

You're doing very, very well. Question 12.

What colour is the cross on the national flag of Finland?

-It's blue with a white background.

-Yeah, go.

-Jake steps forward.

-The answer, Jake?

-It's blue.

-Is it blue?

Yes!

Yes, it is blue. £1,200.

But there's another life to be won now.

There's only one more life after this.

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

This rock musician, turned singer-songwriter, was born in Surrey in 1945.

Raised by his grandparents, he began playing guitar in his early teens

and briefly studied at the Kingston College of Art.

After playing lead guitar for a number of smaller bands, he joined The Yardbirds where his blues...

-Jo?

-It is John Lennon.

Is it John Lennon?

OK. He joined The Yardbirds where...

-BUZZER

-Ed?

-Eric Clapton.

Is the answer Eric Clapton?

-Yes, it is.

-Well done.

So Ed has a second life, but the question is... There's only one more life to come.

Do you want a new life to come in or take a life from Ivor or Jake?

-I'd like another life, please.

-OK, another life comes into the game.

Category, Ed, the next category to choose.

Literature, please.

A little smirk on his face. Is it a smirk that goes, "I can't do this, I need your help"?

Is it a smirk that says, "This is my strong one, I'm thinking of breaking away"?

£3,000 is still very much in your sights to share

if you keep going and make it through the finish line.

Or somebody may be thinking of breaking away on their own - £6,600 for themselves.

Does anybody want to break away?

-Did you think somebody was going to go, Ivor?

-I did. I thought someone down that end would go.

As it is, nobody has gone. Question 13.

In which country was the author Rudyard Kipling born?

-He was born in India.

-Definitely.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-Jake?

-He was born in India.

Was Rudyard Kipling born in India?

-Yes!

-In 1865, he was, yes.

Another £100. £1,300. The perfect start continues.

It will be the perfect middle in two questions' time. Question 14.

In 1938, a radio dramatisation of which HG Wells novel

caused widespread panic in America?

Jo's there before I'd even finished the question! The answer?

-War Of The Worlds.

-Is War Of The Worlds correct?

-That would have been embarrassing if it wasn't.

-Orson Welles?

-Orson Welles.

The radio was massive then. People listening thought it was a genuine alien invasion.

One more question on Literature. Question 15.

Which Charlotte Bronte character becomes Governess

of Thornfield Hall?

Oh, um...Jane Eyre.

-Is it Jane Eyre?

-Is it?

-Yeah, definitely.

-Ten seconds.

-Go for it, Lou.

-Lou?

-Jane Eyre?

-Nobody else said anything. They believe you.

If it's wrong, we're down to zero pounds.

Is the answer Jane Eyre?

-Yes!

-Yes!

-Well done.

£1,500,

halfway through, no errors.

Perfect, perfect, perfect.

You have reached the next break point, one more life to play for, the final life.

Once this is won, the whole life situation is set in stone until people start losing them over here,

if indeed anyone ever comes over here.

Who, where or what is this?

In Roman times, this herb was a symbol of mourning, used to adorn funeral tables.

It was later thought to have had magic powers and is even considered to be a remedy for baldness.

-BUZZER

-Jo?

-Myrtle.

Is it myrtle?

No, it's not. Jo, that's your last chance for a life.

In the late Middle Ages, it was introduced to Britain from southern Europe...

-BUZZER

-Jake?

-Is it sage?

-Is it sage?

It's not, Jake. In the 19th century, Mrs Beeton published a recipe

for a deep-fried version of this plant.

Nowadays, its aromatic, curly-leaved variety is used as a garnish or to make sauces.

-Lou?

-Is it parsley?

-Is it parsley?

-Well done.

-Yes, it is. Yes, it is.

Lou gets a life, but, Lou, would you like a new life or you can take one from Jake or Ed or Ivor?

Bring a life in or take a life, Lou?

-I'll bring a new life in.

-OK, a new life comes in.

Lou has a life.

Lou, your turn to choose the category.

Only two left - Films and Fruit & Veg.

-Fruit & Veg.

-Lou brings in Fruit & Veg after we ask that other question.

If you were to stick together, answer every question correctly,

£3,000 to share between you.

If you break out now, go on your own, £6,000, were you to break away.

Balance it all up and answer the question. Does anybody want to break away?

I said I liked the look of you as a group. Three questions on Fruit and Veg.

Start with question 16.

-What type of artichoke shares its name with a middle eastern city?

-Jerusalem?

-Yeah.

-Jo?

-A Jerusalem artichoke.

-OK.

Is the answer Jerusalem?

-Come on!

-Well done.

£1,600.

Question 17.

What type of fruit is a russet?

-It's an apple.

-Want to go?

-Ivor?

-Apple.

-Is it an apple?

Yay!

Another £100.

£1,700. No margin for error.

One more question on Fruit and Veg. Question 18.

What do the villagers of Bunol in Spain traditionally throw at each other during their annual festival?

-Tomatoes.

-Yeah.

-Laura steps forward.

-The answer?

-Tomatoes.

-There's more than one festival in Spain.

Have you picked the right one? Is the answer - and if it's wrong you lose £1,700 -

is the answer tomatoes?

-Yes!

-It is.

-I was doubting it then!

-Don't do that to us!

-I'm glad.

I'm starting to think the right decision is to stick together. You work perfectly as a team.

Bad things can happen when families break up.

You've already answered 18 questions on the bounce.

Right. Let's have a look at the final category.

Films. I'm sure there's plenty of film knowledge amongst you,

but maybe one of you feels particularly strong and now is the time to break away.

I rather hope not.

Stick together, go through the line, £3,000 between you.

One of you breaks away now,

£5,400 for themself.

Look at the track. You can see the line is near.

Does anybody want to break away?

Ed! I knew it would be you. OK, Ed, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

OK, Ed, you have broken away on Question 18

-after a perfect start with your team-mates.

-Yeah.

-There are 12 questions left.

12 between you and the finish line. Get there on your own,

£5,400 for you.

The question is can you get there on your own, Ed?

You have two lives.

-You know how strong you are as a player. Would you like somebody to join you?

-I would.

-OK.

Have a look down the line. He's already made one big fracture in this team.

Maybe he will make another. Ed, who would you like to ask - and remember they can say no -

-who would you like to ask to join you?

-I'm going to ask Ivor.

Ed would like to ask Ivor to join him. It's a long way to go, but you'd have three lives between you.

You're both strong players. The team has been very loyal,

but the money is much bigger over here. Ivor, would you like to come and join Ed?

-Yes, please.

-OK, Ivor, shuffle across and join Ed on the Breakaway track.

How are we feeling, Laura?

I was just about to buzz and ask Ed, but I didn't know if he would have went.

Do any of you feel bad? Would any of you have stayed together whatever?

-No.

-No.

Well, that's something. I made a wrong judgment again.

I idolised you lot. And this is how you repay me!

Right, as we know, the next three questions will be on Films. Question 19.

How many dresses feature in the title of a 2008 film starring Katherine Heigl and James Marsden?

Ed is straight forward. Ed?

-27.

-Ed says it's 27. If the answer is 27, you're off to a good start.

Is the answer 27?

It is. Well done. You've broken the £2,000.

Question 20.

Which 1940 film features the Oscar-winning song When You Wish Upon A Star?

-Pinocchio.

-15 seconds.

-I'll go.

-Ivor steps forward. Ivor?

-Pinocchio.

-Is the answer Pinocchio?

-Great.

-Yes, it is. Well done.

OK, working nicely together. You got the 27, didn't you? You got Pinocchio.

That's good teamwork. Question 21.

Who played Holly Golightly in the 1961 film Breakfast At Tiffany's?

-Is it Audrey Hepburn?

-Yeah.

10 seconds.

-Ed steps forward. Ed?

-Audrey Hepburn.

-A little bit of discussion there.

If it's wrong, you step back and a life will go from one of you. It's up to the pack.

Is the answer Audrey Hepburn?

Well done. OK, you've negotiated those three questions very, very well.

That was the last of the subject categories. We're reached the final run-in. Just nine questions remain.

From this point on, the questions are pot luck, about anything.

Because the tension is racked up a little bit, you get 30 seconds to answer each question.

Don't forget - any errors and you will be back in making decisions.

You will choose who loses a life. If they lose all of their lives and get taken out of the game,

the money comes back across to you. You will move up to where they've got.

They could be winning money for you, but in their minds they're winning it for themselves.

No errors so far. Keep that going, go through that line,

£5,400 to share between you. Question 22.

After which Greek god were NASA's 1968-1972 missions to the moon named?

-Apollo.

-Go on.

-Ivor?

-Apollo.

-Apollo. Is it Apollo?

Yes, it is. Well done. Another £300.

-£3,000 is up there. Well done.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-Question 23.

Which Dickens novel features Mr Sowerberry and Mr Bumble?

-Oliver Twist.

-Is it?

-Yeah.

-I'm not good on Dickens.

Yeah, go for Oliver Twist.

Ivor steps forward. A little bit of discussion. Ivor seems fairly sure.

-And your answer is...?

-Oliver Twist.

-Is the answer Oliver Twist?

Yes, it is. Well done. Another step forward.

£3,300. Seven questions to go.

£5,400 if you get there. You've made no errors at all.

Remember, this money could be yours. Question 24.

Which musical film features the songs Feed Me and Suddenly Seymour?

-Little Shop of Horrors.

-Yeah.

Very quick to step forward. Let's not go too quickly.

-What's your answer?

-Little Shop of Horrors.

-Little Shop of Horrors.

Is the answer The Little Shop of Horrors?

It is. Well done. The gap is growing very quickly.

You're not taking much time to answer these. Make sure you don't stumble.

One stumble can often be followed by two or three. Happy?

-Will be.

-Let's hope you're happy when you're over there.

Question 25.

How many countries border Thailand?

Malaysia, Laos.

Cambodia.

Is that it? China?

-OK.

-20 seconds.

-Speak up. Let me know.

-We're up to three at the moment.

-Malaysia, Laos, Cambodia.

-10 seconds.

-Indonesia?

-No.

-Six seconds. I'll have to take an answer soon.

-Go with three.

-The answer, Ed?

-I'm going to say four.

-You're going to say four.

Four. You said Malaysia, you said Laos,

-you said Cambodia...

-And maybe one more.

-You're guessing at four.

-Really looking a little bit in trouble here.

-Yes!

If you're wrong, you have to step back. A life will go. Is the answer four?

-Oh, well done!

-Well done. The one you didn't get was Myanmar, Burma.

-Very, very good. That's what you call an educated guess.

-Very good.

-Wonderful.

They were thinking you were going to fail there. As it stands, there are five questions left.

£3,900 already. £5,400 - no errors.

Question 26.

Born in 2011, Aiden is the eighth child of which British singer?

Rod Stewart?

Could be an older one. Go for it, yeah. Go on.

-Ed throws out an answer.

-Rod Stewart?

-And your reason is... he's got lots of kids. OK.

I'll take that as a guess. Is the answer Rod Stewart?

-Oh, well done! He's magic!

-Well done, indeed.

Starting to think it's your day.

Question 27.

-What was the middle name of President John F Kennedy?

-Fitzgerald.

-30 seconds.

-Sure?

-Yeah.

-Go for it.

-Ivor?

-Fitzgerald.

-Is the answer Fitzgerald?

-Well done.

-Well done. You're working so well as a team.

It would be a terrible shame if you make a couple of errors and Ivor goes out.

Or three errors and Ed goes out. You need to protect it.

Three questions to go. £5,400.

Question 28.

Alexander McCall Smith's The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency is set in which African country?

-30 seconds.

-Do you know it?

-No.

It's something like Nigeria or Ghana. If we're guessing.

-Alexander McCall Smith...

-20 seconds.

Never heard of it at all.

-It sounds... It sounds English.

-I've seen the programme. Traditional dress they wear.

-Yeah?

-10 seconds.

-Go for Nigeria.

-Ed steps forward.

-Ed, long discussion. What's the answer?

-Nigeria?

-Ed says he's seen the TV series.

He knows what the costumes look like. He's gone for Nigeria.

If he's wrong, he takes a step back and the pack decide who loses a life. If it's right, looking good.

Is the answer Nigeria?

-Oh!

-Take a step back, Ed.

-Did you know the answer over here?

-Botswana?

-The answer is Botswana. Very successful books, boys.

Very successful. You have a decision to make. You can take a life

from Ivor who has one spare one or from Ed who has two spare ones.

-Shall we take it from Ivor?

-Take it from Ivor.

-We'll take it from Ivor.

-Taking a life from Ivor. Why?

-Let's face it, he's closer to being knocked out.

-Fewer lives?

-Yes.

-OK.

Well, it's your decision. Ivor, you lose that life.

Now what that does mean is one more error, Ivor, and they can take you out of the game.

All right? They won't necessarily do that, but they can do, right?

Three questions to go. Without any errors, £5,400.

Question 28.

Willy Loman is the main character in which Arthur Miller play?

Arthur Miller play. Come on...

The Caretaker is the only one that I can think of.

-Arthur Miller play.

-I'm happy with...

-Death of a Salesman...

15 seconds.

-I think I'm going to go with The Caretaker.

-OK, go ahead.

-Ivor, your answer?

-The Caretaker.

-Did you mention any other plays?

-Death of a Salesman.

-OK.

You don't think it's that. If it's The Caretaker, you're a step closer.

If it is not The Caretaker, you have to step back and you could possibly be eliminated.

Is the answer...

The Caretaker?

-Oh, no. Do you know the answer?

-It's Death of a Salesman.

It's Death of a Salesman. You mentioned it and didn't go for it. Now you have a choice.

You might want to destabilise Ed.

Or you can take Ivor out of the game. It's totally your choice.

-We think Ivor should go because...

-Yes.

-..we think he's actually got a broader knowledge than Ed.

-What are you basing this on?

From what he's answered before. So that's more destabilising.

One less voice.

You have worked so well together as a team. You've been a great competitor, but the game's over.

-Ed...

-Yes.

-He's gone. You're on your own.

OK, you have two lives and lots of knowledge. You can get there.

-You can get these questions correct. It's within you.

-Right.

Make it to the next break point and you can ask somebody to join you.

Let's get these out of the way. Question 28.

King's Cross, Marylebone, Fenchurch St and which other station

make up the four found on a traditional London Monopoly board?

-He steps forward.

-Is it Euston?

He's gone for Euston. Looked doubtful. Gone for Euston.

We've had a few hiccups. Time to move on now. Is the answer Euston?

Take a step back. Ed, one of those lives goes.

Down to one life. The answer is Liverpool Street.

I never liked Monopoly.

-Bet you like it even less now.

-Yeah.

-They're starting to smell blood over there.

They think you're going to fail and the money you've earned with Ivor is going to come across to them.

Question 28.

The popular holiday destination Lanzarote is part of which island group?

-Ed steps forward. Ed?

-The Canary Islands.

-Is it the Canary Islands?

Phew!

£4,800.

Two questions to go for £5,400.

Question 29.

In which year did the Titanic sink?

I don't know if you're laughing because you're sad or you're happy.

-It's a bit of both. Is it 1911?

-Which means, I think, he's unsure.

If it's 1911, you're one question away from £5,400.

If it is not 1911, you step back and lose that life.

Then you will be very vulnerable. Is the answer...

1911?

-Take a step back, Ed. Do you know over there?

-1912.

-1912.

-Oh, no.

-Ed, you lose that life.

One more error and you will be out of the game.

The money will go across and they will have two questions to answer to get through and share it.

Question 29.

How many points is the outer bull worth in a game of darts?

Quickly steps forward.

-Ed?

-25.

-Ed says 25.

If it isn't 25, Ed is out.

If it is, he can take a little breather for a second and ask somebody to join him.

Is the answer 25?

-Do you want to sit down?

-Please!

You can't. Right, Ed. We are at a break point.

You can ask somebody to join you. You'd have to share the money if you went through together.

-It might protect you, it might help you.

-Yeah.

-Would you like anybody to come and join you?

-I would. Jake.

Jake, you could be sharing £5,400 here with him or you could wait,

he could get it wrong and you could share it with all four of you.

You could come across here, get one wrong, he gets taken out and you're on your own.

Lots of things to think about. I'll give you...two seconds to answer.

-Jake, do you want to come up here onto the Breakaway track?

-Yes.

-OK.

Jake, come and join Ed on the Breakaway track.

-OK, mate?

-Come on. We can do this.

-Has he stabbed you in the back?

-I'm sorry!

-All boys together. A boys' game.

But the money could come back. For the moment, let's concentrate on these two young gentlemen here.

-Why Jake, Ed?

-He's got a life and he knows his stuff.

The life might mean nothing to you. They could still send you out.

-But you've got two heads. Are we ready?

-I am.

-Yeah.

-Question 30.

Which British actor directed the big-budget superhero movie Thor?

-BOTH: Kenneth Branagh!

-Do you want to?

Ed steps forward. Answer, Ed?

-Kenneth Branagh.

-If the answer is Kenneth Branagh... Let's go the other way.

If the answer is not Kenneth Branagh, you step back and you could risk being sent out of the game.

-My bet would be that you would be sent out.

-Yeah!

If the answer IS Kenneth Branagh, get ready to celebrate.

Is the answer...

Kenneth Branagh?

On you go. Through the line. Congratulations. Join us, ladies.

Well done. £5,400. I bet you ladies thought you were coming back into the game.

Jake, you joined it for one question. Did you need him?

-I didn't then.

-So you might feel a little...

-On past performance...

£5,400. You've all contributed greatly to the game. A great start by the team.

Join us next time as 6 more players decide between safety in numbers or standing out from the crowd.

Well done. Well done, Jake.

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