Episode 15 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 Nicola, a dental hygienist and I'm from Cheshire.

I'm Cyril, a fire-fighter from London.

I'm Peggy, a healthcare assistant from Staffordshire.

I'm Wade, a student from Essex.

I'm Linda, retired, from Northamptonshire.

I'm Andy, a teacher from Antrim.

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.

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.

But 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,

I have an important decision for you 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 give you a £1,000 bonus

for being, well, stupid, basically!

You don't know how the questions are going to be and it's a long way.

You'll be on your own. But you can do it if you want.

Does anyone want to break away?

I had a feeling that you wouldn't.

Today's seven categories are there on the screen.

Your first subject is...

..Chart Toppers.

You have 15 seconds to answer each question.

One, and only one of you,

must step forward and give me the answer

before that time runs out.

Question one.

ALL: Charlotte Church.

-I'll go.

-Yes.

Linda steps forward first. Answer, Linda?

-Charlotte Church.

-Is Charlotte Church correct?

OK. Well done. Nice, easy start. £100 up there already.

Question two.

ALL: Bridge Over Troubled Water.

-You stand forward.

-Peggy very positive. What's your answer?

-Bridge Over Troubled Water.

-Is it Bridge Over Troubled Water?

Yes, it is. Well done.

£200.

Question three.

LINDA: Chris de Burgh.

-That's fine, yes.

-OK. Go for it, Linda.

The lady in yellow. Linda?

-Chris de Burgh.

-Is it Chris de Burgh?

Yes, it is. A perfect start. Well done. No problems at all.

But we've reached today's first breakpoint.

Before I ask any of you if you wish to break away,

there's something that could influence your decision.

This is your chance to win yourself a life.

A life is very important because it will protect you from elimination,

should you come over to the track and get a question wrong.

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

The question, as always... Who, what or where is this?

This England football player has over 90 caps for his country

and made his debut against Albania in Tirana

on the 28th of March, 2001.

Cyril?

-Ashley Cole.

-Is it Ashley Cole?

-Very, very good.

-Well done!

-Impressive.

You're all patting him on the back!

He gets a life. Now, because you've got that life,

you also get to choose the next category.

20th Century History, Animal Kingdom, Fruit & Veg,

Rom Coms, Politics, Fashion.

-Fashion, please.

-You'll go for Fashion. OK.

Clearly!

Between you and Wade, Fashion might be a strong one!

The next three questions will be on Fashion.

Before we resume...

Stick together, go through the line, you have £3,000 to share.

Break away now on your own, £8,400.

Does anyone wish to break away?

You're sticking together. Fine.

That's probably sensible early. But it depends on the individual.

Next question is number four.

-It's New York. Sorry! New York.

-Everybody happy with that?

-Nicola was so excited!

-I was!

-She started to tell it to me! You almost put your hand up!

-I did!

-What is the answer?

-New York.

Is New York correct?

-Would you have got that, Andy?

-Yes, I knew that.

-Wade, would you?

-I would indeed.

No.

OK, next question on Fashion. Question five.

-Is it goats?

-I'm pretty sure it's goats.

Will I take this one? CYRIL: Go for it.

-Andy?

-Goat.

Is goat correct?

Well done. The Angora goat supposedly.

Question six.

-Red or Dead.

-Red or Dead, yes, definitely.

-Red or Dead, definitely.

-I'll step.

-Nicola?

-Red or Dead.

-You're strong on these.

-I've found my category!

Are you right? Is it Red or Dead?

ALL: Well done.

Six questions. £600. Six correct answers. You're doing very well.

We've arrived at today's next breakpoint.

But first of all, another chance to win a life.

Cyril already has one. The question, as always,...

Who, what or where is this?

This landlocked South American country

extends approximately 950 miles north-south

and 800 miles east-west,

and is bordered to the north and east by Brazil...

-BUZZER

-Wade?

-Where do you think it is?

-Argentina.

Is Wade correct?

.. to the south-east, it's bordered by Paraguay and to the north-west...

-Andy?

-Uruguay.

Is Andy right with Uruguay?

-BUZZER

-Linda's come straight in!

-Peru.

-Is it Peru?

-If you'd have waited...

-BUZZER

Oh!

-Cyril?

-Colombia.

-Is it Colombia?

-NICOLA: Oh! Yes.

..bordered to the north-west by Peru.

In 2005, Evo Morales was elected president of this country.

-The internet domain...

-BUZZER

-Peggy?

-Venezuela?

Is it Venezuela?

-Just Nicola.

-No, don't!

The internet domain for this country is ".Bo".

It is named after the famous revolutionary Simon...

-Bolivia.

-Nicola says Bolivia. Is Bolivia right?

-Well done!

-Of course it is.

-Thank you!

We nearly named every country in South America before getting the correct one.

-Nicola, you win a life. Now, this is all about tactics.

-Yes.

You can have a new life so you and Cyril have a life,

or you can take Cyril's life off him and you keep it.

-I'll have a new life in the game.

-A new life come into the game, OK.

So Nicola gets a life. Well done. You get to choose the next subject.

Here are the subjects. Luckily, South American Countries not one of them!

-I'm going to choose Politics.

-You choose Politics.

After we ask that other question...

£7,800 could be yours

if you broke away now and got there on your own.

Stick together, £3,000 to share.

Does anybody wish to break away?

-LINDA: Not on Politics.

-NICOLA: Not yet.

-Not yet?!

-Not yet!

-CYRIL LAUGHS

-Nicola's emboldened. "Not yet, no."

-I'm saving myself!

Nobody's broken out. That's fine. Question seven.

ALL: The SNP.

-Step forward.

-Cyril stepping forward.

-Scottish National Party.

-Scottish National Party.

Is the Scottish National Party correct?

Yes, it is. Another £100. Well done. Another question successfully answered.

Question eight.

Bercow.

What's his first name? His wife was on Come Dancing.

ANDY: Is it John?

-I want to say John.

-10 seconds!

-John Bercow.

Five seconds. OK, Cyril stands forward.

-John Bercow.

-Is it correct?

Yes, it is. Well done. Another political question gone.

Question nine.

ANDY: That's Ed Balls. Definitely.

-Go for it.

-Linda comes forward.

-Ed Balls.

-OK. Is Ed Balls correct?

Yes, it is. Well done. OK.

We're up and running and we've another three right.

£900 you have to share between you.

We've arrived at another breakpoint.

First of all, another chance - another chance -

either to embarrass yourselves or to win a life! OK?

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

This famous painter and printmaker, born in 1606,

-is considered one of the greatest...

-BUZZER

Nicola. Last to buzz in last time. Who do you think it is?

-Matisse.

-Is it Matisse?

We're not going through this again. Right!

..is considered one of the greatest in European art history.

His works include Bathsheba at Her Bath,

-The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Tulp...

-BUZZER

-Cyril.

-Raphael.

Is Raphael correct?

..and the Night Watch,

-which in 1642...

-BUZZER

-Wade.

-I'll take a stab. Is it Vermeer?

Is it Vermeer?

-..in 1642, we see a distinct...

-BUZZER

-Andy?

-Holbein.

Andy says Holbein. Is it Holbein?

..we have a distinct turning point in his style in 1642...

-BUZZER

-Linda.

Van Gogh.

Is it Van Gogh?

Only Peggy standing at the moment.

He began his career in Leiden in the Netherlands in 1625

during a period historians call the "Dutch Golden Age".

-His name... Yes, Peggy?

-BUZZER

-Rembrandt.

-Peggy says Rembrandt. Is it Rembrandt?

Well done.

My word, this is hard work! Peggy gets a life.

Where would you like that life to come from?

-I'd like a new life, please.

-A new life, OK. Peggy gets a life.

This is exhausting, I have to say!

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

Let's see what's left.

-20th Century History, please.

-20th Century History.

Before that, we have another, more significant question.

£7,200 if you were to break away now

and get to the end on your own.

Does anyone want to break away?

Nobody's pressed it. You stay together as a team for these next three questions.

Question 10.

-July.

-June.

-It was the 29th July.

-Are you sure?

10 seconds to go. Peggy?

-It was July.

-Was it July?

-Well done. Peggy knew the whole day. What did you say it was?

-29th July.

-Linda thought it was June.

-I did. Well done.

Next question is question 11.

-Kissinger?

-No, no, he's way too early.

It might be Madeleine Albright. Or maybe Colin Powell.

Eight seconds. Six seconds.

Five seconds. Someone has to answer! Three seconds!

-Andy?

-Colin Powell.

-You're going for Colin Powell.

If this is wrong, you lose the money.

Is the answer Colin Powell?

ALL: Well done!

The relief! The relief!

I heard a litany of names from American history!

So many! So many!

You got it right. Question 12.

-VARIOUS: Kitchener.

-Kissinger.

-Stand forward.

Cyril?

-Lord Kitchener.

-Lord Kitchener he says. Is it?

-I knew it began with a "K"!

-Easy when you know it.

You've arrived at the next breakpoint

and another chance to win a life.

Only one more chance to win a life after this, all right?

Who, what or where is this?

This martial art

was developed by General Choi Hong Hi in the 1940s,

taking inspiration from a range of different Asian arts.

-In 1953...

-BUZZER

-Linda.

-Tai chi. Is it tai chi?

It's not tai chi.

Oh! Peggy?

-Tae kwon do.

-Is it tae kwon do?

Very good. I rather miss waiting for you all to get it wrong!

Well done, Peggy. Another life for you.

You can bring another life into the game,

or you can take one off Cyril or Nicola.

I'm going to steal Cyril's. Sorry, Cyril!

OK. Do you see Cyril as a threat?

-Definitely.

-You want to keep him weak.

Sport, general knowledge, he's good on those.

-Cyril, how does that make you feel?

-Gutted!

-Sorry, Cyril!

-Sorry, Cyril!

-Peggy, your turn to choose a category.

Fruit & Veg!

Fruit & Veg.

Before that, we have to decide

if anybody wants to make a big decision.

£6,600 could still be won if you broke away now.

Think about it carefully.

Does anybody want to break away?

OK. You're still a team.

Fruit & Veg.

Question 13.

-Savoy?

-Yes, you're right. ALL: Yes, Savoy.

-OK. Peggy?

-Savoy.

Is it Savoy?

Well done. Peggy was very confident. Cyril wasn't so sure.

£1,300. Question 14.

ALL: Potato and spinach.

-Go for it, Linda.

-No, it's not!

She's already stepped forward.

-Linda, give me the answer.

-Spinach and potato.

-What did you think, Nicola?

-Cauliflower and potato.

If this is wrong, you lose all the money.

Let's see. Is it spinach and potato?

I'm afraid it's not. Nicola knew that it was cauliflower and potato.

The moment you step forward, and to be fair, she was encouraged by the rest of you,

you have to give the answer.

There can be no more discussion. OK?

£1,300 is now no pounds.

What can you do?

It's time to take stock, time to think.

There's less reason to stay over that side.

So, again, question 14.

-Plum.

-ALL: Plum, yes.

-Go on, Wade.

-Wade?

-Plum.

-Is plum correct? Plum?

Well done. Another £100.

Question 15.

-Damson?

-PEGGY: Is it blueberry?

-Blueberries?

-Damson.

10 seconds.

-We might as well. We've only got £100.

-Seven seconds.

-Linda?

-Damson.

Linda says damson. Is it a damson?

No, it's not a damson.

The answer is a blackberry.

So back down to zero again.

Question 15.

VARIOUS: Spinach.

Should I?

-Nicola?

-Spinach.

-Spinach, says Nicola.

Is it spinach?

Yay!

Well done. I rather wish that Linda had stepped forward

and then she could've had a good spinach and a bad spinach question!

You've reached the next breakpoint. This is the last chance to win yourselves a life.

Stop worrying about the money that you've lost.

It's time to get on and think about the end game now.

Lives - Peggy's got two. Nicola's got one.

And Cyril... Well, Peggy's got Cyril's!

OK. Who, what or where is this?

This cult children's TV series was created by French animator Serge Danot

and first shown on French television...

-Peggy.

-The Magic Roundabout.

Is it The Magic Roundabout?

-ALL: Well done.

-Wow. Peggy, you'll have three lives in a moment.

Do you want a new life or do you want to take Nicola's?

-I'd like a new life, please.

-A new life.

-Cyril...

-What's going on?

-Cyril is upset about that!

Peggy, choose the next category.

-Animal Kingdom, please.

-Animal Kingdom, not Rom Coms,

after we ask that other question.

We're exactly halfway through.

You wasted half the money you could've had on this half.

£4,600

if you broke away now and got through on your own.

Does anybody wish...to break away?

Andy has chosen to break away.

Andy, with no lives,

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

Go for it.

You have broken away on question 15, exactly halfway.

You have 15 questions between you and £4,600.

But the big question is, can you get there on your own? You have no lives.

You can afford no mistakes in 15 questions.

But you can, if you want, ask somebody to come and join you.

You get to share their knowledge, OK?

Two heads are better than one - we hope!

But if you go through that winning line with them, you will have to share the money.

Would you like to ask anybody to come and join you?

I'm going to ask Peggy if she would like to come and join me.

You're going to ask Peggy. Now, Peggy,

-you're in a pretty strong position, aren't you?

-I am.

You may want to take your time. Cyril, what do you think?

-Give her a bit of advice.

-I think she should go across.

Build up some money, then lose and we'll steal it!

-OK, well!

-Fair play!

-He's right.

-Absolutely.

-The money will be taken up and up

and the pack might suddenly rejoin at the end and pinch it all.

-Fair play.

-It's your decision. Would you like to come and join Andy?

-Yes.

Peggy, please come and join Andy.

The pot, if you get through, is £4,600

to share between you if you both get through there.

15 questions left. The subject is the Animal Kingdom.

Question 16.

-Kookaburra.

-Yes, that's right.

-Step forward, one of you.

-Peggy?

-The kookaburra.

-Kookaburra. Is the kookaburra correct?

Yes, it is. Step forward.

Very exciting on this side! The money goes up and up and up!

Question 17.

Oh, my goodness. I have absolutely no idea.

-Skipper sounds like...

-A grasshopper.

-Or cricket!

-Eight seconds.

-Shall we?

-Seven seconds.

Five seconds. Andy?

-We're going to say grasshopper.

-Grasshopper.

"Skipper" makes you think grasshopper. Is grasshopper correct?

The answer is butterfly.

Now, a life has to go. It's totally up to the chasing pack.

You can choose either to take a life off Peggy

or you can eliminate Andy. Totally your choice.

Eliminate Andy.

Andy, I'm afraid, although you've been very brave, your stay over here has been brief.

-For you, the game is over.

-Thanks very much.

Peggy, you're on your own now. You might be feeling lonely.

If you get to the end of the Animal Kingdom section, which is only two more answers,

-you'll have a chance to bring somebody across.

-OK.

Question 17.

OK.

-Dorsal.

-Very confident. Very quick. Is the answer dorsal?

It is. Well done. Another £300. Another step closer

to asking somebody to join you, if you want to.

Question 18.

12 seconds.

OK. Peggy?

-Persian.

-You're going for Persian. You don't sound sure.

-Really not.

Is it a Persian cat?

-Well done.

-Yes!

-Well done.

Another question down, another £300. We're up to £1,000, OK?

We have reached that point again

where you can ask somebody to join you.

Let's see the next three questions. They're going to be on Rom Coms.

-You're shaking your head.

-It's not a good subject for me.

-OK.

Maybe you want somebody to come and join you.

-I'd like to ask Nicola.

-OK, Nicola?

I trust her, she's good. I want to go with Peggy.

Come and join Peggy on the break-away track.

So we are on question 19.

BOTH: Edge of Reason.

-Should I?

-Nicola?

-Edge of Reason.

Nicola says Edge of Reason. Is that correct?

-Brilliant.

-Good collaboration.

Another £300. Another question in the bank.

Question 20.

-A dating sort of one...

-When Harry Met Sally?

-10 seconds.

-Erm...

-Seven seconds.

-Shall we go for it?

-Five seconds. Four seconds.

-Go for it. I don't know.

we're going to go for When Harry Met Sally.

Was it When Harry Met Sally?

It was. Yes, it was. Yes, it was.

-Proper collaboration here. £1,600 already won.

-Brilliant.

Question 21.

-BOTH: Jennifer Aniston.

-Yes.

-Nicola?

-Jennifer Aniston.

-Was it Jennifer Aniston?

Well done. Come and join her, Peggy.

You've finished the Rom Com section. Not bad.

£900 extra. £1,900. Very strong position.

Four lives there, all right?

There are nine questions between here and the finish line.

From now on, the questions will be pot luck.

They could be on any subject matter whatsoever.

And because - this is important - it gets tenser and tenser,

you'll get 30 seconds to answer.

Question 22.

It's July. The 4th of July.

No, that's American Independence!

-I think it is July. You go July.

-Are you sure?

Peggy.

We're going to go July.

July. It'll be the second correct July you've come out with if it's right!

The question is, is July right?

Yes, it is. Well done.

Another £300. £2,200 already there. £4,600 still to have.

-Four lives. You're looking very strong.

-Yes.

Question 23.

-I haven't got a clue.

-Kazakhstan, Pakistan...

-One of those.

-25 seconds.

-Afghanistan, Kazakhstan...

Good job it's not in South America.

-It's either Afghanistan -

-Afghanistan or something?

-It's either Afghanistan or...

-Go for it.

-15 seconds left.

-You go.

-OK.

-Peggy?

-We're going to go for Afghanistan.

-Afghanistan. Directly north of Kazakhstan.

Is it Afghanistan?

-The answer is Russia.

-We were totally wrong.

So, following pack, you have a decision to make here.

You can't eliminate anyone because they've both got those lives,

but you can take a life off one of them.

-We'll take a life off Nicola.

-I said it would be.

You're going to take a life off Nicola.

-I'm afraid that you lose that life.

-Yes.

They've also kind of told you that they'll go after you again.

It doesn't matter because we're going to get them all right.

Good attitude.

-A good attitude doesn't answer any of the questions.

-No.

Question 23 again.

-Is it...

-PEGGY SIGHS

-I've heard of a G8 summit.

-I've absolutely no idea!

-24 seconds.

-I don't know.

-I couldn't even guess.

-General?

20 seconds.

-General 8?

-General...

-Government 8?

-Government 8.

-15 seconds.

-Government 8.

-I haven't got a clue.

-I haven't.

-Shall we go Government?

-Yes.

-10 seconds. Peggy.

-We're going for Government.

-Government 8. OK.

-I could be going home.

-What do we think?

If that's the answer, I'll give her the money!

-I think Cyril thinks that that's not the answer.

-I get that impression!

All right, then. Does the "G" in G8 stand for Government?

It stands for Group, I'm afraid.

Now, I'm going to ask you a question again.

Do you want to eliminate Nicola or take a life off Peggy?

-We've changed our mind now.

-Have you?

-We'll get rid of Nicola.

-That was just unnecessarily cruel!

-I know! There's no need to be cruel!

-You'll be able to think about it because, Nicola, your game's over.

-I know.

-Good luck.

-Thank you.

So, Peggy, you're on your own again.

You've had a bit of a blip.

There's still a chance to win £4,600.

-You're in a strong position.

-OK.

-But we need to get these questions right.

Again, question 23.

-Ooh!

-Very quick. What's your answer?

I'm going to go for Adele.

Is it Adele?

The answer is PJ Harvey.

-Oh, yes!

-You remember now?

-No.

-That's a life gone.

-It is.

-You still are in a strong position.

Question 23 again.

25 seconds.

-I just don't know.

-20 seconds.

-OK.

-SHE SIGHS

-Frankie Dettori.

-You'll go for Frankie Dettori.

-Yes.

Did Frankie Dettori achieve a record-breaking nine Derby wins?

The answer, Peggy, was Lester Piggott.

Oh, yes!

Really going nowhere at the moment. Another life has to go.

-You're down to your last life.

-Last life!

-Is that my life she's got?

-That's your life!

-Just checking.

I think yours is the one she just lost.

At the risk of being repetitive,

question 23.

OK. Quite quick again. What's your answer?

General Certificate of Secondary Education.

Is it General Certificate of Secondary Education?

Phew!

You just needed to get through that, didn't you?

Another £300. Back on track.

Question 24.

This is my worst nightmare.

And it's getting shorter. 24 seconds. 23. 22.

Get yourself in that region of time.

-I don't even know what region of time it was!

-Ahh.

-That doesn't help, does it?

-It makes it more difficult.

-Let's go for...

-10 seconds. OK.

-It's a total guess.

-Total guess.

Yes. We'll go for... George II.

You're going to go for George II as the grandson

of Mary Queen of Scots.

-Is that correct?

-No.

Another step back. Another step back.

-Do we know it over there?

-James II?

-Oh, James II?

-Is it?

-Charles I!

-That's his brother!

-That's another life.

-I know.

You've got no room to make an error.

Question 24.

-Confident?

-Yes. The answer is closet.

Is the answer closet?

That was a long journey

to get from three questions ago to here.

Well done. Another £300. You're still in the game.

You have a chance now, because we're at a breakaway point,

to ask one of them to come and join you.

-No.

-No?

-Fine!

-I'm gutted! LAUGHTER

£4,600 if you get all six questions right.

You can afford no errors whatsoever. You have no lives to protect you.

Question...

..25.

30 seconds to think about it.

What's your answer?

-I'll go for The Pointer Sisters.

-OK.

Are they The Pointer Sisters?

Yes. One down. Five to go. Another £300 goes up there.

Question 26.

Right, your answer is...?

-2012.

-2012?

-You have to get these right. You know that?

-Yes.

Is the answer 2012?

Yes, it is.

Four questions. You're eating away at it.

£4,600 if you get there.

Question 27.

30 seconds. You can try and work it out.

Don't be depressed because you don't know it immediately.

-Have a think.

-I have no clue.

-No clues?

-No.

-I don't even know...

-The names of any countries?!

-They've gone out of my head.

-15 seconds. You have to go for it.

-OK.

-The most UNESCO heritage sites.

-10 seconds.

-Erm... Oh.

Seven. OK. Go on, then.

I'm going to go for China.

You're going to go for China. Is it China?

The answer, Peggy, is Italy.

-You were so brave to go on your own.

-That's it!

-I bet you'd started to believe because you'd had a few questions...

-Little bit!

-I'm sorry.

-Never mind.

-You've been on this side for so long

-and now you go home with nothing. The game's over.

-That's OK!

Bye!

Amazing. You are back in. Come and join me on question 27.

Three of you left.

The pot stands at £3,400. There's four questions left.

You remember how to speak? It's been so long!

Question 27.

The Birds.

-The Birds, I think.

-Are you sure?

-I think it is.

-25 seconds.

-Go for it.

-Do you want to go for it?

-Linda...

-What do you think the answer is?

-The Birds.

The Birds is what you've gone for.

-Is the answer The Birds?

-Come on, come on.

-ALL: Yes!

-Well done. Another £100. Another question out of the way.

OK. Now, not only are you back in the game,

you have a chance to break away.

You've waited together patiently. You've presumably formed an even stronger bond.

Will that count for anything?

If somebody breaks out, potentially, there's £4,400 to be won.

Or maybe you'll stay together and share the money.

All those things are possible.

Does anyone want...

..to break away?

All right. You're sticking together.

The only big risk is if you get one of these three questions wrong, all of that money can go.

Let's have question 28.

-Don't look at me!

-I don't know at all.

-Something "High".

-25 seconds.

-My boy watches it all the time.

I never watch it.

A lot of shaking of heads going on.

-Carter?

-I don't know.

-15 seconds.

-Lincoln High?

-Lincoln? I think it might be.

-12. 11. 10.

-I haven't got a clue.

-Go for it. I haven't got a clue.

-Seven seconds.

-Go for it.

Five seconds. Cyril.

-Lincoln High.

-You think it's Lincoln High.

-If this is wrong, all of that money goes.

-My kids watch this!

I watch it. My kids watch it. Everybody watches it.

-It's massively popular!

-My kids will kill me!

Is the name of the high school Lincoln High?

Step back, Cyril. The answer is McKinley High.

£3,500 was up there.

Now you have nothing.

-Maybe that loyalty was misplaced.

-CYRIL AND LINDA: None of us knew it!

Question 28.

-Get all three right, you've got £100 each.

-All right!

-LINDA AND CYRIL: Lake Titicaca?

-Lake Titicaca.

-27 seconds. Linda.

-Lake Titicaca.

-OK.

-We've had problems with South America.

-I'm going there!

-All of you have had problems!

Is the answer Lake Titicaca?

Yes, is it. Well done. £100. Move forward.

Two more questions. Question 29.

-The Daily Mail or...

-30 seconds.

-It's not the Mail, is it?

-The Mirror's Andy Capp.

-Whether or not the Mirror's Andy Capp...

-What was it again?

Which daily newspaper's featured Fred Basset for nearly 50 years?

-15 seconds.

-The Mail.

-The Mail...

-Andy Capp's in the Mirror.

-10 seconds!

-I read the Mail every day and I don't remember...

-Go for it.

-No.

-Five seconds!

-Go on.

-Wade.

-Fill your boots.

-The Mirror.

-You're going to go for the Mirror.

There was lots of discussion. Lots of discussion there!

Is the answer the Daily Mirror?

Wade, step back. Linda reads the Daily Mail every day.

-I do.

-It's the Daily Mail.

I don't read the cartoons. I do the crosswords.

-Perhaps you better do next time.

-Absolutely.

All right, then, the £100 goes back to zero.

Question 29 again.

Cricket.

-Linda?

-Cricket.

Is it cricket?

Yes, it is. Move forward. You have £100.

But it is a break-away point.

If one of you would like to break away,

you can if you buzz in quick enough.

Remember, the last question is still worth £300.

Does anybody want...

..to break away?

Wade has broken away.

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

OK, Wade, you can win £400 if you get this question correct.

You can also ask somebody to come and join you. OK, Wade?

I'd like to ask Cyril because I don't think I could do that on my own!

-Cyril, would you like to join Wade?

-Yes. Thanks very much.

-All right.

Cyril, come and join me.

So question...

..30.

BOTH: Potassium!

-Step forward if you know.

-Together?

-30 seconds.

OK, Wade, what do you think the answer is?

I used to do chemistry. That is potassium.

If you are right, you'll win £400 to share between you.

Is the answer potassium?

Well done. Through the finish line you go. £400.

Come back and look upon your winnings!

At one stage, it looked like you'd all win a lot of money, but it is difficult.

Once the pressure's on, things can fall apart.

Thanks, all of you, for taking part.

Join us next time when six players face that tantalising dilemma -

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

Goodbye.

Linda! Come here!

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