Episode 16 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 an attempt to win the whole lot for themselves?

Today's six players are...

Hello, I'm Brian, I'm a sales rep, I'm from Dartford in Kent.

I'm Sam, I'm a student and I'm from Tonbridge.

Hello, I'm Ann, I'm an operations manager from Worcestershire.

Hi, I'm Gary. I'm a production leader from Derby.

I'm Fiona, I'm a publications and marketing assistant from Brighton.

Hi, I'm Shiralee, I'm a lab assistant from Liverpool.

Please take your place on the start line.

So, 30 correct answers stand between you and the finish line.

And with every correct answer you 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.

Then the final nine questions could be about anything at all.

Right? But before I start asking you those questions,

you have an important decision to make.

You will be given the chance to break away

now and after every three questions.

You can see the break points marked on the track. Right?

You'll have five seconds to decide.

Only the person who buzzes in first will get to break away.

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

for doing it so early and being so decisive.

For the chance to win £10,000,

does anyone wish to break away?

OK, we know where we are. We're not breaking away yet.

We have three questions to go before the next breakout point.

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

And your first subject is... Children's Books.

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.

Question one...

I'd go for King's Cross, yeah. You go for it, Fiona.

-OK.

-Fiona?

-Yeah, we're going for King's Cross.

-Let's see if you are right.

Well done, £100. All come and join her.

One question negotiated. £100 on the board. Question two...

-I have no idea.

-I can't think.

-I don't know.

Think of an animal.

-You're getting down to five seconds.

-A lion?

Someone has to step forward - you've got to step forward and answer.

Right, Ann stepped forward at the last moment. A lot of conjecture.

What do you think the answer is?

-We're going to go for mouse.

-You're going to go for mouse.

Let's see if you are right. Is it a mouse?

-Oh!

-Sorry guys.

Step back please, Ann. The answer was crocodile.

Now if you are going to make an error as a team,

now is not a bad time to do it.

You've won £100 on the first question.

That £100 now goes away. Once again, question two.

-Jeremy Fisher.

-He's a duck, isn't he?

-A toad.

-Is it a frog or a toad?

-It's either a frog or a toad.

-Yeah, it might be.

-Go for frog, Fiona.

Five seconds.

Step forward if you're going to answer!

-Eh, we're going to go for frog.

-Is it a frog?

Well done. All step forward. You have got through two questions.

You have £100 on the board. One more question,

if you get it right, on Children's Books. Question three.

-Timmy?

-Timmy, yes. That's one that I do know.

-Go for it Brian.

-Brian steps forward. Brian, the name of the dog?

-Is Timmy.

-Is it Timmy?

Yes it is. Well done. Step forward and join Brian.

OK, we have reached today's first break point.

Before then, there is something that might influence your decision.

This is your chance to win yourselves a life.

Now a life is very important because it can protect you from elimination

should you break away and then get a question wrong.

Only the first person to buzz in - you've got your buzzers there -

and answer correctly, wins a life.

Who, what or where is this?

This film director was born on 30 November 1937

in South Shields, Tyne & Wear.

He attended the West Hartlepool College... Brian is in very quickly.

Is it Ridley Scott?

Is the answer Ridley Scott?

Absolutely. Very, very good, Brian. Very, very quick.

OK, so Brian wins the first life.

There will be other chances and other lives, OK?

Brian, because you've won the life,

you get to choose the next subject. Here are the choices.

-Hills and mountains, please.

-OK, hills and mountains.

But before we ask those questions...

I am going to ask that most important of questions.

£8,300 could be won if you broke away now and made it on your own through that finish line.

Don't get left behind. All right, I'm going to ask the question.

Does any of you wish to break away?

All right. Brian's teasing us, holding out his buzzer and playing around with it.

Still, for now, we're all still together.

The subject is hills and mountains. The next question is question four.

-Anyone got any ideas?

-Down to 10 seconds.

-Kenya? Kenya?

-Namibia?

-Seven seconds.

Five seconds. You've got to step forward!

You've got to step forward! Ann steps forward just in time. Ann?

We really don't know but we're going to go for Namibia.

Is the answer Namibia?

Please step back, Ann. The money goes. £200 is wiped away.

Back down to no pounds at all. The answer, anybody got any ideas?

Sierra Leone.

You're on no pounds at all and you are still on question four.

-The Andes. I think it is the Andes.

-Time is ticking away.

Sam's in nice and early. Sam, the answer is?

-We're going to go for the Andes.

-You are going to go for the Andes.

Is the answer the Andes?

It is. Step forward. £100 goes on to the board.

Let's see if we can't keep hold of it this time! Question five.

-Is it the Pennines?

-We're all agreed on that. Go for it, Gary.

-Oh, sorry!

-Shiralee?

-Shiralee?

-The Pennines.

-Is the answer the Pennines?

Yes it is. Well done. Move forward and build up that confidence again.

Nice to be going forward. Not so nice to be going back.

We don't enjoy that movement. Question six.

-Rio.

-No, no, no, no! It's South Africa.

-Cape Town.

Shall I go for Cape Town?

OK. Sam's stepped forward.

-It is Cape Town.

-You say Cape Town.

Is the answer Cape Town?

It is, well done. Step forward.

-Confidence building up a little bit again?

-Yeah.

£300 on the board for you.

All right, we've reached our next breakaway point. OK?

But first, another chance to win a life. Brian already has one.

Who, where, what is this?

This precious gemstone is a variety of the mineral corundum

and has been highly prized since around 800 BC.

It is the birthstone for September, and was...

OK. Shiralee's going for it. Shiralee?

-Sapphire.

-OK, Shiralee thinks it's sapphire. Is the answer sapphire?

Well done. Second life comes in.

But the question is, Shiralee, the life can come in from outside.

So you have a life and Brian has a life. Or you can take Brian's life off him if you want.

If you think Brian is a threat that might be worth doing.

It is a good way of keeping control over other players.

-Totally up to you.

-I'd like a new life please.

-Shiralee has a life.

You've won the new life. You choose the next subject category.

I'd like UK Prime Ministers please.

You're going to go for UK Prime Ministers.

You've got to wonder if that's because she feels strong about it

or because she wants the help of other team members.

But before those questions it's the big question.

£7,500 could be won if you break away now.

The question is do any of you want to break away?

Could be not yet. Could be not at all.

Maybe you're determined to stick together.

For the moment we have three questions coming up

on UK Prime Ministers.

Question seven.

-Green.

-Roberts.

-Was it Roberts?

-Roberts, yes.

-You are right.

Brian steps forward.

-The answer is?

-Margaret Roberts.

-Margaret Roberts.

Was it Margaret Roberts?

-Well done.

-Step forward. Another £100. Shiralee, you said it was Green.

-Yes.

I thought, it's Green, then I thought she was a greengrocer's daughter and that's where it came from.

That's why I played it now.

You've got to pick the right word out of the biography.

£400 you have. Moving forward again. That's what we like to see.

Question eight.

-Cricket.

-Cricket.

-I'll go with you Brian.

-10 seconds.

You have to step forward, Brian.

Again. What do we think is the answer?

What do WE think? I think it's cricket. They don't know.

-It's all down to me if it's wrong.

-It's all down to you if it's wrong.

Is cricket the correct answer?

It is the correct answer. Brian earning you another £100.

Starting to stack up quite nicely. Question nine.

-97.

-Tony Blair, yeah. 1997.

-10 seconds.

-Yes. Are you sure about that?

-Yes.

-I don't know.

-Yes.

-Five seconds.

-97.

-Yes.

-OK, Sam.

-I'll stick my neck out and go for 1997.

-Was it 1997?

-Yes it was.

-Brilliant. Well done.

-Step forward please.

Another £100 is added on. £600. We have arrived at the next break point.

First of all we have another chance for somebody to

win an all-important life.

Who, what, or where, is this? This singer-songwriter

first came on the scene at the age of 17.

Born in Ontario, Canada in 1984 she...

-BELL

-Gary?

I'm going to go for Shakira.

Is the answer Shakira?

OK. It's down to the other five of you.

-She has earned eight Grammy award nominations.

-BELL

Shiralee. Celine Dion?

Is it Celine Dion?

She has earned eight Grammy award nominations.

-And has sold more than 30 million...

-BELL

-Fiona?

-Avril Lavigne?

Fiona says Avril Lavigne. Is it Avril Levine?

It is. Well done.

Excellent. Well done. Were you pretty sure by then?

I'm just quite glad that I used to be a teen rocker.

OK, so Fiona wins a life. The question is new life or take one from one of your team-mates?

-I want to go for a new life for now.

-OK. A new life comes into the game.

A new life for Fiona.

Shiralee, Fiona and Brian have lives and because Fiona has won that life

she also gets to choose the next subject category.

-I'm going to go with Herbs And Spices.

-Herbs And Spices.

But before we ask those questions, I've got to ask you THAT question.

Break away now, get through the finish line on your own,

take £6,900 home with you. Shiralee, Fiona, Brian,

you can afford to make a mistake if you break away.

The earlier, the more money.

Does anybody wish to break away?

-I'm just wondering if you feel knocked by those couple of errors early on?

-Yes!

Maybe you want to bide your time for a bit.

You are going to have to bide it for three more questions at least.

The next three questions are on Herbs And Spices. Question ten.

-ALL: Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme.

-Very good.

-Somebody has got to answer. Ann!

-Hello.

-What's the answer?

We think it's Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme.

Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme. Is that correct?

Well done.

Another £100. Another step forward.

Another step closer to the finish line. Question 11.

-Paprika I think.

-I agree.

-Yes, go for it, Shiralee.

-Shiralee?

-Paprika.

-OK.

You were very quick to say paprika.

Is paprika right?

It is. Well done. Another £100. Working nicely as a team.

Marching forward as a team. Do you want to share the money as a team?

That's the question.

Next question, number 12.

-No idea.

-Gravlax is smoked salmon.

-Dill sounds...

-10 seconds.

-It is a salmon-y thing?

-Yes it is.

-I've no idea.

-Five seconds.

-Dill.

-Dill.

-Three seconds.

-Go for it.

-Fiona.

-We'll go with Dill.

-Dill.

Is the answer Dill?

Of course it is. Another £100. Step forward. Another step towards the finish line.

Another break away point. A chance to win another life.

Fiona, Shiralee and Brian have lives. Only one more chance after this.

Who, what, or where is this? This building was part destroyed

in 1687 when a powder magazine blew up during a bombardment

by Venetians fighting the occupying Turks.

From 1801 a large part of the sculpture that remained was

removed by the British ambassador in Constantinople, Lord Elgin, and sold in 1816...

BELL

-Ann?

-The Parthenon.

-Ann says the Parthenon.

Is the answer the Parthenon?

Well done. Your decision.

A new life into the game or take a life from another player?

-I think I need a new life.

-You're bringing a new life into the game.

A new life for Ann. Ann gets to choose the next subject category.

Musicals, Inventions,

-Comedians.

-I would like to get rid of Inventions.

-OK.

Get rid of Inventions? Seems to suggest you don't want to break away.

I'm going to ask you the question anyway.

£6,300 could be yours if you broke away now and zipped through to the finish line.

Does anybody wish to break away?

Right. Not yet, it would seem, maybe never.

Maybe a deep friendship has been forged in the early failures of this game.

Three questions to come on Inventions. Question 13.

-Velcro.

-Yes.

-Is that OK?

-Step forward.

-Sam, go on.

Sam steps forward.

-We believe it's Velcro.

-If Velcro is correct it's another £100.

Is the answer Velcro?

-It is. Well done.

-Well done, guys.

-Another £100. £1,000 is on the board.

Next question is question 14.

-Cat's eyes.

-Absolutely.

-Definitely cat's eyes.

-I'll go forward, yeah?

-Go on.

-Gary?

-Cat's eyes.

Cat's eyes says Gary who also says, "Can I go forward?"

Please can I go forward? Please, please, please!

OK, is the answer cat's eyes?

Excellent, well done.

Well done, another £100. £1,100.

One more question on Inventions.

Question 15.

-I've no idea.

-Frenchman.

-French?

-French sounds good to me.

Ten seconds to go. Someone has to step forward.

-Brian.

-Brian. What nationality?

We think it was Louis Braille and it was French.

Is the answer French?

-Yes!

-Well done. Step forward.

Halfway through the game - £1,200.

We've arrived at the next break point.

The final chance to win yourself a life, all right?

Lives are very, very, important, as we know. Fingers on buzzers.

Who, what or where is this?

This tree is of the genus Salix

and is mostly native to temperate areas in the northern hemisphere.

It's valued for its ornament, shade, erosion control and its tim...

BUZZER

-Brian?

-Oak.

Is the answer oak?

Salicin, a source of solicic acid,

-used in pain relievers is derived from...

-BUZZER

-Ann?

-Willow.

Is the answer willow?

Yes, it is. Well done. You get another life.

Given that all the lives are sorted now,

do you want to bring a new life into the game?

Or do you want to take a life off someone?

I'm going to take another new life, please.

You teased me, you said, "I'm going to take...another new life!"

All right, nobody is having their life taken off them.

A new life comes in for Ann.

Ann, you get to choose the next subject category.

Musicals or Comedians?

Comedians.

It's the big question now, we're at that point.

£5,700...

if you break away now and get to that finish line.

If you stay together, £2,700.

If you um-mm-mm and somebody else might be um-um-um and beat you to it and you never get another chance

cos they go all the way through, walk off into the sunset

with the money, and you're left regretting your decisions, right?

Your question is, does anybody wish to break away?

Ann has chosen to break away. Come and join me on the Breakaway track.

Ann, you have broken away on question 15.

There are still 15 questions between you and that finish line.

If you cross the finish line, the entire prize fund of £5,700 could be yours.

All right?

The question is - can you get there on your own?

If you want,

you can ask one other player to join you,

you get to share their knowledge and work as a team,

but when you make it through the line together,

you will have to split the money.

Do you want to ask someone to come and join you on the Breakaway track?

-I'd like to go it alone for now.

-Go it alone.

I'd just like to say to the rest of you,

she had a look down the line and she thought, "Nah, I don't think so!"

All right, Ann, you're going it alone.

First three questions are on comedians. You chose that topic.

I know!

-Is it a strong one for you?

-Ish.

Let's find out, shall we? Question 16.

WHIMPERING

That's not a noise I like to hear. Ten seconds to go.

Oh, gosh.

You've got to step forward and give an answer.

Five seconds, four seconds to go. Three seconds, step forward, Ann.

Your answer is?

I don't know. Ant and Dec.

Ant and Dec you've gone for. Is Ant and Dec correct?

Take a step back please, Ann. Fallen at the first hurdle.

The correct answer is Mel and Sue.

-Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins.

-OK.

I'm afraid, Ann, you lose a life.

-Don't worry you've still got a good chance. You've got a life, OK?

-OK.

Question 16.

Moved forward very quickly there.

-Answer?

-Billy Connolly.

Is Billy Connolly the right answer?

Yes, it is, well done, £300 for your first question on this.

You're on your way. £1,500. Question 17.

-Ann?

-Adrian Edmondson.

-Adrian Edmondson, is that correct?

Well done. Another £300 - £1,800,

we're on our way, getting into the groove! OK.

Question 18.

13 seconds, 12...

11, 10, OK. Ann?

This is a bit of a guess, Nick.

-Yep.

-Groucho Marx?

You're going for Groucho Marx.

Is that correct?

Well done indeed. You've just added £900.

Once you get into the groove,

-the money racks up really quickly, doesn't it?

-So does my heart rate!

OK, next three questions are going to be on this subject...

Musicals.

Ann, you have reached the next break point.

You have the choice now to bring somebody across to join you.

-I'm quite lonely here. So...

-Do you want to ask somebody to join you?

-Yes, please.

-Who would you like to ask?

I'd like to ask Shiralee to join me, please.

You'd like to ask Shiralee.

Shiralee, would you like to come

and join Ann over here on the Breakaway track?

-You would?

-Yes.

-Right, come and join Ann on the Breakaway track.

Thank you.

You joined her on question 18, which means there are 12 questions left.

If you get through that barrier together £5,700 you'll have

to share between you.

GIGGLING

-Anybody feeling miffed that she chose Shiralee?

-Yeah, a little bit.

-Brian, would you have come over if she'd asked you?

-Of course I would.

All right, question 19.

-Sweeney Todd?

-Sweeney Todd I'd say.

-Step forward, 12 seconds.

OK, Ann, the answer is?

-We think it's Sweeney Todd.

-Is it Sweeney Todd?

Yes, it is, come and join her, another £300. Question 20.

-Shrek.

-Go forward.

Step forward.

Shiralee?

-Shrek.

-Is Shrek the correct answer?

Yes, it is, well done. Another £300.

Question 21.

-I think so, Madame Butterfly, yes.

-Yep.

-12 seconds. Ann?

-Madame Butterfly.

-Is it Madame Butterfly?

You played very well. That was very easy for you, straight through.

All the categories have finished. Just nine questions remain.

From this point on, the questions are pot luck.

And because they're that little bit harder,

you'll get 30 seconds to answer them.

All right?

Remember, pack, they could lose everything on this question.

Get this question wrong four times, they're both out of the game.

If they go out of the game, you move up to where they are,

you take the money that they have earned.

You're very much involved, all right? Question 22.

-Casualty, my favourite show of all time.

-Absolutely.

-Step forward and answer for us. Shiralee?

-Casualty.

Is the answer Casualty?

-Yes!

-Well done.

Come and join Ann, another £300.

£3,300 up there. Question 23.

Is it rain on St Swithin's Day?

Mmmm. It's early summer. June.

-I think June as well.

-June or July.

-20 seconds to go.

-Oh... June?

-June. Yeah?

-I'm not so sure.

-15 seconds to go.

-June or July.

-June.

-Yeah?

-10 seconds.

-BOTH: Yeah.

-Ann?

-We're not absolutely sure but we think it's June.

You think it's June. OK.

Is the answer June?

Afraid not. You spoke about other months.

-You said July, you said April so you went with June.

-Yeah!

The answer was July. OK?

-Aw!

-Now, a life has to be lost here

and it's up to you to decide whose life goes, OK?

They've both got one.

-Worth getting rid of one of them, I think.

-Ann's getting more

-questions, she knows more.

-I think you're right. Ann is clued up. No offence, Shiralee.

-No, none taken.

-So I think that means unfortunately, Ann.

Ann, you lose that life, OK? So the question is still Question 23.

Dodecahedron.

-How many faces?

-"Dec" is ten. "Dodeca" is...twice ten.

-25 seconds.

-Do you reckon?

-Dodecahedron, well, that's...

-That's 20 sides.

-Yeah, let's just try it. I don't know.

-"Dec" is ten so "dodeca" is...

-Ten seconds.

-..20, shall we go for that?

-Yeah.

OK, Ann, lots of working out there. What's your answer?

-20.

-You're going to go for 20.

The theory being that "dec" is ten and "do" is twice ten, so that's 20.

-I think it might be 12.

-Is the answer 20?

Take a step back, Ann. You thought the answer might be 12.

The answer is 12.

Right, what's the next part of your dastardly plan to destroy the team?

-I think, yeah, goodbye, Ann.

-OK.

-Ann.

-Oh, I'm so sorry.

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

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you.

So, Shiralee, as Ann went off, you said you were feeling very exposed.

It suddenly looks a long way, doesn't it?

Sometimes on this Breakaway track, it's like going through mud,

it seems really difficult. Other times, you just skip along.

Let's hope I skip now.

Well, if you skip through the next two questions,

you reach another break point, you'll have a chance to ask somebody

to come and join you if you want, if you are feeling life's difficult.

For now, we are still on Question 23.

-The answer?

-Moon.

-Does the moon hit your eye like a big pizza pie?

Apparently so. Another £300, well done.

3,600 up there, still 5,700.

Question 24.

30 seconds.

I don't know, I'll have to guess.

OK. 12 to choose from, what's the answer?

October?

You're going to go for October. Is the answer October?

OK, Shiralee, you have to take a step back. You lose that life.

The answer is November.

Right, the key thing is now if you get the next question right,

-you have a chance on a break point to ask somebody to join you.

-OK.

But if you get this next question wrong, you are out of the game.

You have nothing to protect you. The lives have gone,

Ann is gone, you're on your own.

This is a key, key, key question. Question 24.

Oh, this is the type of question I was dreading.

Er, Twilight.

Don't leave without giving us an answer, Shiralee.

I'm going to say, er, Celine Murphy, I don't know.

Celine Murphy, OK.

If it's right, it's a brilliant guess. Is the answer Celine Murphy?

The answer was Kristen Stewart.

You said you felt exposed when she went,

you knew you needed to make it to this break point.

You didn't quite make it, Shiralee. I'm sorry, the game's over.

-Thank you very much for playing.

-Thank you.

I told you it could happen, please come and join me on Question 24.

All of that money is now there to be shared between you.

£3,600. One more question we have to get us to the next break point.

It is Question 24.

-No idea.

-Was it not Mike Tyson?

-Sounds about the right time. Go for it.

-20 seconds left. Gary?

-We're going for Mike Tyson.

-Gary says Mike Tyson. Is it Mike Tyson?

Well done, Gary. Stand forward. That's that question gone.

£3,700 to share between you.

Maybe it's worth sticking together and going through there.

But you do have a chance to break away now.

Right.

This is your chance. Does any of you wish to break away?

Fiona has decided to break away.

Fiona, please come and join me on the Breakaway track.

Fiona, you have broken away on Question 24.

There are six questions between you and the finish line.

£5,500 could be yours if you go through those six questions on your own.

There's no reason to suppose that you can't do it.

You have a life, but I'm going to have to ask you the question.

Would you like one of your erstwhile team-mates, Brian, Sam or Gary,

to come and join you on the Breakaway track?

I think I'm going to ask the lovely Brian.

Brian, would you care to come and join Fiona on a lovely dance

to the finish line on the Breakaway track?

I would be honoured to join her there.

Brian, step across to the Breakaway track.

So, Brian and Fiona are now a team.

I don't need to tell you two that things can change.

You've seen it happen. They both have a life, OK?

-But lives can go quickly.

-OK.

Question 25.

-Rasputin.

-OK.

-Step forward.

-Fiona?

-We're going to go with Rasputin.

Going to go with Rasputin. Is Rasputin correct?

Yes, it is. Grigori Rasputin.

OK. Another £300, another question out of the way.

Only five questions to go. Question 26.

I want to say John.

-I really wouldn't know.

-25 seconds to go.

I've got to be honest with you.

-I'm really, despite the English degree...

-An English degree, Fiona.

-20 seconds.

-Never admit to that out loud.

I want to say John.

15 seconds, if you know it, step forward and tell me.

-Ten seconds. Fiona?

-We're going to go with John.

You're going to go with John.

You just said you had an English degree, you think it's John,

you should know.

Is the answer John?

Fiona, take a step back, please. The answer is Fitzwilliam.

Simon, Gary, you're involved again. It's your decision.

Brian and Fiona both have a life,

you have to choose which one you want to take a life off.

I would say we take a life off Brian.

You're going to take a life off Brian. Brian, you lose a life.

-A life of Brian?

-A life of Brian. A life of Brian has gone.

-Harbouring hopes over there, you two?

-Yeah.

You've got to hope all the way to the end.

Question 26.

-Oh, it's the Charleston.

-Charleston.

-Fiona.

-We're going to go with the Charleston.

You're going to go with the Charleston.

Is the answer Charleston?

Yes, it is, well done. Brian, come and join her.

Another £300. 4,300 - we're getting closer to that 5,500.

Question 27.

Nitrogen? Nitrogen?

I would say oxygen is the majority.

26 seconds, 25 seconds.

-All right, then go for it.

-20 seconds.

-We're going to go for nitrogen.

-You're going for nitrogen.

Is the answer nitrogen?

Take a step back. The answer is oxygen.

What do we want to do now?

Are you going to send Brian away or take Fiona's life off her,

-Sam and Gary?

-I think once again it's predictable.

-Yes.

Sorry, Brian, should have known that was oxygen.

OK. Brian, I'm afraid for you, the game is over.

-Thanks very much, no worries. Good luck.

-Thank you, cheers.

Fiona, you're on your own.

The first thing you got to do is answer question 27.

30 seconds.

You've seen them a billion times.

20 seconds.

This is so stupid, I know it.

Coming towards 10 seconds now, Fiona,

you have to answer at some stage.

I know it's wrong, I know it's wrong.

OK, Fiona, the answer?

Social media service.

Is it social media service?

-Short message service is the correct answer.

-Oh!

You need to step back once more.

Fiona, you lose a life. Now you're very, very vulnerable.

I said to you that there's a break point coming up.

This question is vital to you. Question 27.

-Straight forward. Fiona?

-Books.

-Is books correct?

Well done. Another £300. Got over that hurdle.

You've reached a breakpoint.

You've got a chance to ask somebody to come and join you. You're relieved about that.

The trouble is, you might have changed your mind.

-You might not want to ask them to join you.

-I think I do.

Who would you like to ask to join you?

I'm going to go with Sam.

All right, Sam, would you like to come and join Fiona

-on the Breakaway track?

-Yes, yes, I would.

-Oh, brilliant.

-Sam, come and join her on the Breakaway track.

-Will do.

-How we feeling, Gary?

-Lonely. But optimistic.

You could be the last man standing

on that side and take all of the money, just about.

Three questions to get correct.

You want to get through that finish line,

£5,500 to share between you, if you get there.

Question 28.

-30 seconds.

-I think it's the Beano. I'd like to say the Beano.

But comic strip? Would it be in the Beano?

-So I'm thinking the Bash Street Kids.

-What was it called?

-Cuthbert. The Beano. Bash Street is...

-Bash Street? You sure?

-It's from the Beano.

-Have you got any other ideas? Yeah?

-The Bash Street Kids?

-14 seconds.

-Fatty.

-It is the one from the Beano.

-10 seconds.

-Was it...was that...

-Quick as you can!

-Go for it.

-What's the answer?

-Bash Street Kids?

The Bash Street kids. Lots and lots of discussion there.

Sam keeps telling us the things that he knows.

We need to know the answer to the question!

You say the Bash Street Kids.

Is the answer the Bash Street Kids?

It is, well done. Come and join her.

Another £300, another step closer, potentially just two questions

before you go through that finish line and win £5,500 between you.

Right, question 29.

-30 seconds.

-Little Mermaid.

-Please, please go ahead.

-Fiona?

I'm going to go with the Little Mermaid.

You seem quite confident, you went nice and early.

-You'll have to help with this one.

-Is it the Little Mermaid?

-You are incredible, Fiona.

-Sam, come and join her.

£5,200. Maybe you needn't have brought Sam across!

-I haven't been much help.

-He hasn't.

It's just that. The money could all be yours.

-I'm happy to share it. I'm a student, fellow student in need.

-All right.

One question, if you get this right, you've won £5,500 between you.

You can cross that finish line.

If you get it wrong, Gary will be waiting to pick one of you off.

Question 30.

-Very popular. 30 seconds.

-You say...

-Come on, I have to know this.

I actually have to know this. I do know it.

Jane Lynch. 100%.

-Please, dear God, be Jane Lynch!

-You're absolutely sure?

-You think you're absolutely sure.

-Without a shadow of a doubt.

If you're wrong, one of you is going home. I watch Glee, you watch Glee.

You feel you should be right. Is the answer Jane Lynch?

Well done, £5,500, excellent. Come and stand over here.

-Fantastic!

-Have a look at the money you have won. Well done, Fiona.

You answered all the questions at the end there. Sam...

-I owe it all to Fiona!

-You were there as well!

-You do!

Well done, well done.

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

Play it safe and share the money, or risk everything with a Breakaway.

Goodbye. Well done, excellent.

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