Episode 17 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 from the pack

in a bid to win everything for themselves?

Today's six players are:

Hi, I'm Michael. I'm a dancer, from Wigan.

I'm Angela. I'm a dinner lady, from Welwyn Garden City.

I'm Chris, a design engineer from Hertfordshire.

Hello, I'm Jeannette DuPont, the caring clairvoyant, from Scarborough.

I'm Tony. I'm from Northants, and I'm retired.

I'm Fortuna. I'm a student from London.

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,

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 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 can be about anything at all.

They are pot luck.

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 on the track.

If you break away now,

I will give you a £1,000 bonus,

because it will take some guts.

You'll have to go all the way. 30 questions, from the start.

So, for the chance to win

£10,000,

does anybody want to break away?

No. OK. Good.

I'm glad you're staying together,

because - a giggly group, you are, I've noticed.

I think we'll have lots of fun. Hopefully, you'll win lots of money.

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

And your first subject is...

Explorers.

You have 15 seconds to answer each question.

One, and only one of you,

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

Are we ready?

Question one.

New Zealand? He's saying New Zealand? Anybody? I don't know.

THEY CONFER

-Go for it, Tony.

-Tony steps forward.

-Tony?

-New Zealand.

Is the answer New Zealand?

Yay!

Well done. £100.

First question done.

Tony chipped it in.

Jeannette told everybody Tony had said it was New Zealand.

You got the right answer. It worked. Is she your agent, Tony?

-I haven't signed her yet.

-SHE LAUGHS

All right. A good start. £100. Working nicely.

Question number two.

I think that's Marco Polo. Marco Polo?

-ALL: Go for it.

-Jeannette?

Marco Polo.

Is it Marco Polo?

ALL: Whee! Yay!

Well done!

Another £100. Another question successfully answered.

Question three.

THEY CONFER

-I think it's Francis Chichester.

-I think it's Drake.

You think it's Drake?

Go on. I'll step forward.

Five seconds. Chris steps forward. Chris?

-Sir Francis Drake?

-Is the answer Sir Francis Drake?

Chris, you didn't sound very confident

when you said, "Sir Francis Drake,"

but Sir Francis Drake WAS the correct answer.

Three correct answers. £300.

You're doing perfectly well.

So, we've reached the first break point,

but before I ask you if you want to break away,

there's something that might influence your decision.

This is the chance to win yourself a life.

I mentioned, if you were to break away,

that you risk instant elimination, on this side of the track.

A life will protect you

if you're on the breakaway track and you get a question wrong.

You play very well as a team.

You're going to play for these lives against each other.

You're on your own. You'll win the life for yourself.

First person to buzz in,

and answer correctly, will win the life.

The question is always the same.

Who, where, or what

is this?

This entertainer, born in 1927,

appeared as Malvolio in a stage production

of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

in 1971,

and as Yorick in Kenneth Branagh's film of Hamlet,

25 years later.

But he's best known for his stand-up routines.

He made his professional debut at the Nottingham Playhouse in 1954,

and earned a place in the Guinness Book Of Records

for telling 1,500 jokes in three and a half hours.

In 1989, he famously charged with tax evasion...

BUZZER

Michael?

Ken Dodd.

Is the answer Ken Dodd?

Whoa! Sorry.

Hey. Happy, happy, happy Michael.

You got it on the tax evasion thing.

I must stress, he was acquitted of tax evasion.

Michael has our first life.

He gets to choose the next category.

I'm thinking, if I get a hard one out of the way now,

then we're not going to lose the money on a hard category later on.

So I'm going to say, even though I know nothing about it,

-20th Century Art.

-OK, 20th Century Art.

After we ask that other question.

If you were to stick together, and play as a team,

you have £3,000 to win.

£500 each. If you were to break away now,

and play the whole way up to the finish line on your own,

you would take home

£8,400

for yourself.

The later you break away, the less money

you will potentially win.

Does anybody want to break away?

Not on 20th Century Art, it would seem!

Right, question number four.

ALL: Tracey Emin.

Go on, Fortuna.

Michael steps forward.

Tracey Emin.

Is the answer Tracey Emin?

-Yes! Brilliant!

-Well done. Another £100.

Another correct answer.

Question five.

ALL: Rolf Harris!

-Can I say it?

-Yes.

-Go on, step forward.

-Fortuna?

-Is it Rolf Harris?

Is it Rolf Harris?

Wee-hee! SHE LAUGHS

Well done! Another £100.

Question six.

-I think he was German.

-I thought he was Scandinavian.

-Are we saying Norwegian?

-Yeah.

I thought he was Danish, or Norwegian, or Swedish.

The picture was stolen from Germany.

-You go.

-Four seconds! Tony?

-Norwegian.

-Is the answer...

Norwegian?

THEY CHEER

-Skills!

-Good old Tony!

Well done, well done!

Michael said, "German"...

It was stolen from Germany.

That wouldn't get you the answer!

I just assumed it was German...

You can go backwards, and try to find a German link. That's not it.

Angela did say, "I think he's Scandinavian".

Actually, the point is, you worked very well as a team.

We've reached the next break point.

It's time to play for a life again.

Who, where, or what is this?

This city, in England, lies about 160 miles northwest of London,

within the historic county of Yorkshire.

Situated at the foot of the Pennines...

-BUZZER

-Jeannette?

I was going to say York. SHE LAUGHS

Is the answer York?

No!

Jeannette, you are frozen.

-Michael?

-Leeds.

-Is it Leeds?

OK. Four of you left.

BUZZER

Sheffield.

Is it Sheffield?

-Wow!

-Of course it is.

Well done, Tony. You've won a life. Now, your decision.

A new life in, so you both have one, or take Michael's life from him,

so it's only you with a life?

-New life in.

-New life in. OK.

New life comes into the game, for Tony.

Michael breathes a sigh of relief,

and Tony gets to choose the next subject category.

On the principle of trying to get rid of things I don't know about,

we'll try Eurovision.

So, Eurovision for the next three questions.

Will they be answered as a team or will somebody break away?

Stick together, and it's still £3,000. £500 each.

If one of you were to break away now and go all the way, £7,800.

Does anybody want to break away?

No, not yet. Maybe never.

Eurovision is the topic. Question seven.

Republic of Ireland. It's Jedward's song.

I really didn't know that.

It's a strong one on that one.

Angela tries to cover her face.

-She says?

-I will take a wild stab in the dark at the Republic of Ireland.

Is the answer Ireland?

Another £100, another question answered successfully.

-OK, let's talk about this, shall we? Are we a fan of Jedward?

-No.

But that was actually quite catchy. It was one of the better ones.

Oh, backtracking so quickly.

First time you raise your head above the parapet,

it's a Jedward question.

There you go. Anyway, £700, perfect start continues.

Question eight.

-Gina G.

-Shall I go again?

-Go on then.

-Angela goes again.

Little Miss Eurovision steps forward again.

-The answer?

-It's Gina G.

Is it Gina G?

Well done. Another £100.

£800. Doing really well here. Question nine.

Which British town hosted the 1982 Eurovision Song contest?

I know, I think... Birmingham did it last.

Getting down to five seconds.

It's a long time since we've done it.

-Guess.

-Step forward, step forward!

Angela very nearly lost all the money without answering then.

-Answer.

-I'm going to go with Brighton.

Is the answer Brighton?

-What were you thinking?

-Take a step back, Angela.

It was Brighton in 1974. The answer was Harrogate.

It was Harrogate. The £800 goes down to zero.

It's upsetting but you're all still in the game

and there's plenty of money to win.

One more question to get us to the next break point.

Question nine.

Was it Congratulations?

-Somebody else can go, not me.

-Jeannette.

-Congratulations.

-Is the answer Congratulations?

Well done. It's only £100, isn't it?

We've lost £800 on our way to the end of question nine.

One error over there and you're in trouble

but you're still in the game.

One error over here, you can be out of the game.

That's why lives are important. Let's play for another one of those.

Who, where or what is this?

This British politician was an MP from 1992 to 2004.

He's the grandson of Herbert Morrison,

who was a former Deputy Prime Minister.

After receiving his degree in philosophy...

-Tony.

-Peter Mandelson.

Went very early. Is the answer Peter Mandelson?

Tony, you have your second life.

Now, you can take Michael's from him if you want

or bring a new life into the game.

You've got two, Michael has one.

-New life into the game.

-New life into the game.

Tony has a second life.

You get to choose the next subject category.

Famous chefs and cooks.

Famous chefs and cooks.

Could be another weak one, could be a strong one.

Maybe he's thinking of breaking away. I'll ask that question.

If you stick together and make no more errors

and go through the line, £2,200, you'll have to share between you.

Were you to break away on your own and go all the way to the end,

£6,400 would be yours for yourself.

Does anybody want to break away?

Do you think the subjects are keeping you back?

They're difficult subjects.

Maybe you don't have the confidence to tackle them on your own.

Maybe you're happier in the team. Three questions.

On famous chefs and cooks. Question ten.

-A few seconds.

-Not a clue.

-No idea.

-Quick, somebody say something.

-What's your best guess?

-Five seconds. He's already gone.

-Michael?

-Jamie Oliver.

-Is the answer Jamie Oliver?

Step back please, Michael. The answer...

-Nigel Slater.

-Oh, dear.

My knowledge is very narrow.

You shouldn't feel bad about the money going from £100 down to zero.

Let's start again. It's question ten.

Famous chefs and cooks.

Heston Blumenthal's restaurant, The Fat Duck,

-Bray.

-Bray.

-Go on, Chris.

-Chris steps forward. Chris?

-It's Bray.

-Is the answer Bray?

Well done. £100 for you all to share. Question 11.

Which Australian chef co-presents Masterchef with Greg Wallace?

-It's John something.

-Haven't a clue.

Ten seconds.

I think it's John something, but I've no idea what.

Five seconds. Someone step forward.

-Angela.

-Alastair Campbell.

-Alastair Campbell.

-Is the answer Alastair Campbell?

-Fingers crossed.

What are the odds?

Step back. The answer is John Tarode.

It's a massive programme.

We've got to get through this.

The £100 goes down to zero.

Question 11.

-Was it Australia?

-Jamaica.

-Is it Jamaica?

-I think she's Jamaican.

-Why did you say Australia?

-Did it come from anywhere?

-Five seconds. Jeannette.

-Jamaica.

-Is the answer Jamaica?

Hurray.

Took the initiative. Step forward. £100. Question 12.

-Is it Jamie Oliver?

-Gordon Ramsay's wife.

-Angela?

-Tana married Gordon Ramsay.

Is it Gordon Ramsay?

-Hooray.

-Well done. Well done indeed.

That was a battle.

It's really exposed how easy it is to make a mistake.

Lives could be very important in this game.

Let's try and win another one.

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

Question, as always - who, what or where is this?

This 1973 film is the eighth in the official James Bond series.

It was directed by Guy Hamilton

and Oscar-nominated for its theme song.

The cast includes... Jeannette.

-Live And Let Die?

-Is the answer Live And Let Die?

Well done.

-I like James Bond.

-Clearly. You did very well to get that so quickly.

Jeannette, you have a life

but you may want to take Michael's from him,

or you may want to take one from Tony

or bring a new life into the game.

Your decision, Jeannette. New life or take one?

Very easy. New life, please.

New life comes in. There you go.

Jeannette, you get to choose the next subject category.

Choose wisely.

I'm going to go for UK towns and cities.

UK towns and cities.

Some of these subjects, I feel, have made you timid.

They've made you feel that it isn't time to break away

but it is time to answer that question now.

£2,000 now if you stick together.

If somebody was to break away on their own,

they would win £5,600 for themselves.

Does anybody want to break away?

You're still a team, but you're a team for £200.

Let's get through these questions.

There's one more life to come in the game.

Question 13.

Aberdeen.

Aberdeen.

-Tony steps forward. Tony?

-Aberdeen.

Right, lots of you saying Aberdeen. Is Aberdeen correct?

Well done. Another £100. £300. Question 14.

-Bristol.

-Bristol. I'll go.

-Go on.

-Chris steps forward.

-Bristol.

-Is Bristol correct?

Well done. £400.

Question 15. Halfway through.

-It's got to be St Albans.

-St Albans.

-Go for that.

-Angela.

-St Albans.

-St Albans. Angela, can you just step forward

and name a saint instead of a Jedward track?

Is the answer St Albans?

£500 is up there.

Last chance now for a life.

Question, as always -

who, where or what is this?

This author was born in Exeter, New Hampshire in 1964.

The son of a maths teacher, he graduated in 1986

and moved to California to pursue a career as a songwriter.

With little success in the music industry,

he wrote his first book,

170 Men To Avoid, a dating survival guide for women.

He's best known for his well researched novels

that centre on secret organisations.

Jeannette.

-Dan Brown?

-Is the answer Dan Brown?

Yes, it is, Jeannette. This is the last life.

Do you want to bring a new life into the game

or take one from Tony or from Michael?

If you took one from Tony, you'd be, on lives anyway,

the strongest person in the game.

What are you thinking, Jeannette?

I'm just wondering whether to take Michael's,

because I think Michael is very competitive

and he'll be breaking away quite soon.

I know Tony is going to break away but he might take me with him.

I am going to take Michael's life.

Take Michael's life.

-Michael, you lose that life.

-I'm sorry.

Jeannette, you get Michael's life.

All right, big decisions have to happen, Michael.

Maybe if you were in the same situation

you may have done the same thing.

-How do you feel?

-Part of the game.

-Jeannette?

You get to choose the subject. You won the life.

-Musical instruments, then.

-Musical instruments.

After we ask that other question.

Stick together. £2,000.

We've had errors, which has reduced the amount.

If you were to break away now on your own

and go all the way to the finish line, £5,000.

Does anybody want to break away?

Another three questions as a team.

The questions are on musical instruments. Question 16.

Violins.

-The violin.

-Is the answer violin?

Well done, another £100. £600. Question 17.

-Xylophone.

-Xylophone.

-Go for it.

-Michael?

-Is it the glockenspiel or something?

-Michael? You have to answer.

-Xylophone.

-A bit of doubt there.

You started thinking glockenspiel. Is the answer xylophone?

Well done, well done. That's the point about stepping forward.

The moment you step forward, you can't change your answer.

You got lucky in a way. £700.

One more question on musical instruments.

You've got them quite comfortably so far.

Remember, if you had broken away,

they'd have been the same questions over here.

Questions are the same both sides. Question 18.

Cello. Jeannette steps forward. She chose this category.

-The answer?

-Cello.

-Is the answer cello?

-I could have taken this category!

-Another £100.

£800, Jeannette, the truth of the matter is,

you could have had £900 for those three answers, had you broken away.

You didn't. And now, you're three more questions further on.

The next three questions are going to be on Sporting Legends.

Good luck.

This is the final category. After this, we are into Pot Luck.

OK? You know what's coming up.

Still £2,000, were you to stick together, and not too far to go now.

If one of was to break away now and go on your own, £4,400.

Does anybody want to break away?

I'm starting to think it's never going to happen.

Question 19.

-Harry Carpenter.

-Yes.

-Go on, then.

Harry.

-Michael?

-Harry Carpenter.

-Is the answer Harry Carpenter?

-It is.

-Know what I mean, 'Arry.

£100. Another question down.

Question 20.

-Magic.

-Magic.

-Go on, Chris.

-Chris?

-Magic.

-Magic. Is the answer magic?

Yes, it is. Through the £1,000 now. Looking very appealing.

See? You do very well, all of you do very well.

I sometimes just wonder if you're not wasting money staying over there together.

Question 21.

-David Lloyd.

-David Lloyd.

-John Lloyd.

-John Lloyd.

-Ten seconds.

-David Lloyd.

-David Lloyd.

-David Lloyd.

-Yes, but is it him...?

-I don't know.

-Four seconds. Tony?

-David Lloyd.

-Lots of conversation there. Lots of names.

If it is David Lloyd, you've finished the subject categories

and you've got another chance to break away.

Is the answer David Lloyd?

Step back. John. John Lloyd is the answer.

Tony said it was John Lloyd. Jeannette said it was John Lloyd.

They were shouted down. OK. Well, you've made an error. It's done now.

£1,000 goes down to zero.

If there was a plan to stick together, that may have knocked it. Not necessarily has.

But it may have knocked it.

Let's get through this last Sporting Legends question

and then we'll take stock. Question 21.

Jimmy White. He's been in all the finals and never won one.

-Go on, then.

-Go on, then.

-Ten seconds. Michael?

Jimmy White.

Michael says Jimmy White. Is the answer Jimmy White?

It is. OK.

We've got the question right. We've reached the break point. £100 up there.

We're at the final running. Just nine questions remain.

From this point on, the questions are Pot Luck, they can be on any subject.

And because there's a bit more tension,

you have 30 seconds to answer. This is a new phase of the game.

Maybe you want to think a new strategy out.

I'm going to ask the question.

Stick together, £1,000 to share between you.

Break away on your own at this point,

answer the nine questions correctly, £2,800, all for you.

Does anybody want to break away?

Chris managed to get his buzzer down first at the right time.

Perfect timing. Chris, please come and join me on the Breakaway track. That is the way it works.

I've a feeling lots of people were trying.

Chris, there are nine questions between you and the finish line.

Should you get through that finish line, you will win £2,800.

If you get a question wrong, you will be eliminated immediately.

The only way you can protect yourself

is by asking somebody to come and join you.

If you get three questions right, you can do it in three questions' time at the next break point.

-Chris, would you like to ask somebody to join you?

-I would.

-OK.

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

-Tony, if he'd like.

-You'd like to ask Tony to come and join you. Tony?

-I will accept.

-Tony has accepted immediately.

Tony comes across and joins Chris on the Breakaway track.

Stand next to him. So, nine questions to go. Question 22.

(David Frost).

Yeah, I'm happy.

-Tony?

-David Frost.

Is the answer David Frost?

Come and join him, Chris.

Chris, as he usually does, "Yeah, I'm happy with that."

Yeah, we'll have that.

£400 is up there. One question down, eight more to go.

Question 23.

-Poland.

-Really?

-I think so.

-Go for it.

-Tony steps forward. Tony?

-Poland.

-Is the answer Poland?

Chris steps forward with him. One better than saying "I'm happy with that."

Tony said Poland and Chris actually went, "Really?"

-I'm a tactician.

-All credit to you, Chris.

You were brave. You buzzed in first. I know everybody else was buzzing in but you got there.

All right. Question 24.

Politics is a strong subject for Tony, he tells us.

-I think I know. You're going to have to go with me. Sure?

-Yes.

-Tony steps forward. Tony?

-Winston Churchill.

Is the answer Winston Churchill?

Chris, step forward. We've reached the next break point.

Nothing can change here. Six more questions to go.

£1,000 is already up there. Question 25.

(Dyson).

-It wasn't Dyson, was it?

-I thought so.

-No, it was... Do you know who it was?

-20 seconds.

-I'll know when I hear it.

-I can see his face.

We've got 10 seconds. Got any idea?

-We're going to have to go for that.

-Oh, who was it?

-No. You go for it.

-What am are going for?

-Tony?

-James Dyson.

You're going for James Dyson. Is the answer James Dyson?

Step back. Did anybody back there know? Nobody knew?

-Alexander Graham Bell?

-Trevor Baylis.

-That's it.

-Right, pack. You have a decision to make.

You can either take Chris out of the game

or take one of Tony's lives away from him.

Erm... It wouldn't be fair to get rid of Chris. We're going to take a life off Tony.

OK, you're going to take a life off Tony.

-You're going next time, though!

-Oh, right. Cool. Cheers(!)

What was the thinking behind it?

If we get rid of Chris, Tony either does it on his own or takes Jeannette, and we're still screwed.

Oh, right. Interesting. Good tactics. And you're happy with that?

Yeah, definitely.

So, a life goes from Tony. Tony has one life now.

Question 25.

-Barbara.

-Barbara.

-Yeah.

-Chris steps forward.

-Barbara.

-Is the answer Barbara?

-Oh, no!

-It is not Barbara!

-The answer is Laura.

-Oh.

-George W Bush.

-I get my Bushes mixed up.

The pack is back in with their decision now.

Now what do you want to do?

-We're going to take another life from Tony.

-For the same reason?

You think it's better to keep Tony weak. Tony, you lose a life.

-Ah.

-For the third time. Question 25.

-Isn't it Dawn French?

-Dawn French.

-Dawn French.

-Off you go.

-I'll go for it again, then.

-Chris steps forward. Chris?

-Dawn French.

Is the answer Dawn French?

At last, a step forward that stays there. £1,300.

Five more questions to go. Question 26.

-Methuselah?

-Yeah, I think so.

-Methuselah. I'll go.

-Chris steps forward.

-Methuselah.

-Is the answer Methuselah?

-Yes, the answer is Methuselah. And Chris said it!

-I know my booze!

Well done, Chris. Question 27.

-Oh. What's...?

-I haven't a clue.

The Suburbs. I'm going to have to say the Arctic Monkeys.

-That's the only thing I've got.

-20 seconds.

-You might as well do it.

-Chris steps forward.

-The Arctic Monkeys.

-Chris says the Arctic Monkeys. Is the answer the Arctic Monkeys?

-Take a step back. The answer is...

-It wasn't Arcade Fire, was it?

It was Arcade Fire, Chris.

It's come to you now. Pack, you've got to make a decision.

-Somebody has to go home.

-Take Tony.

-Chris could go out by himself.

-Chris has that one question left.

-Oh, they're so derogatory, Chris!

-I think we go with Tony.

-What's the majority decision?

-We're going to ask Tony to leave.

-Tony, you must have suspected it would happen.

-Tony, it's the end of the game for you.

-Thank you. Good luck.

You're on your own. If you make it through the next question,

there's another break point.

You can ask somebody to come and join you.

If you get this question wrong, you are out of the game. All right? Question 27.

-The ostrich.

-Is the answer the ostrich?

Well done.

£1,900. Three questions in front of you.

Go through that line and take £2,800 on your own.

Can you do that on your own?

-Er...no!

-Right. So you'd like somebody to come and join you.

I would. I'd like to ask Jeannette if she'd like to join me.

Jeannette, would you like to come

-and join Chris on the Breakaway track?

-Oh, you're awful,

but... I like you.

-So I'm going to say yes.

-So, Jeannette, please come and join Chris on the Breakaway track.

Jeannette has two lives. Chris has no lives.

You've got three questions to get through. £2,800,

you could share between you.

Ooh, I'd like that.

OK. Things happen over on this side. Tony came over with two lives.

-He ended up out of the game.

-I know.

-You need to keep the momentum up, if you possibly can. Question 28.

It's the, erm...Civil War.

-North and South.

-The British...?

-The American Civil War.

-OK.

-Yes.

-Jeannette's stepped forward. Your answer?

-American Civil War.

Is it the American Civil War?

Chris, come and join her.

Jeannette said it's the Civil War between North and South, and Chris said, "What? The British one?"

Two questions. Question 29.

-I've no idea.

-2008. 100 caps for England.

-Beckham?

-2008...

-It was... David Beckham?

-Might be Beckham?

-Shall we go for Beckham?

-Yeah, yeah. I'll go.

-Chris bravely steps forward with Jeannette's answer.

-David Beckham.

Is the answer David Beckham?

-Yes!

-You're not there yet!

You're one question away. All right.

A correct answer at this point, you will share £2,800.

If you get it right, you step through there and you've won.

Question 30.

-You're a scientist, come on.

-Was he Russian? No. Tesla was Russian.

Croatian-American...

You've got 19 seconds.

Erm... Ten seconds.

Listen, just go for it. Say what you feel. You've got eight seconds.

-Don't let it go.

-Five seconds. You've got to step forward.

-Chris, the answer.

-I'm going to go for Volta.

-Is the answer Volta?

Chris, you said it and then you decided he was Russian. It is Tesla.

It was Nikola Tesla.

-Nearly got it. Don't get rid of me!

-She's got the lives!

Oh, now he's screaming, "Don't get rid of me."

Well, that's the situation we are at. With one question to go,

you have the choice.

You can take a life from Jeannette

or you can take Chris out of the game.

We're not going to get up there anyway, so...

-I would rather that two of us won than just one.

-Yeah, OK.

-We'll take Jeannette's life.

-Jeannette, you lose a life.

-Thank you.

A very generous gesture from the following pack. Good luck.

-Come on. We're going to do it.

-Question 30.

It's either Beatrice or Eugenie. How old's Eugenie, how old's Beatrice?

-No idea.

-It's Beatrice or Eugenie. Which one's the older one?

-No idea.

-I would go with Beatrice.

-That would be mine.

-Down to 17. 15 seconds.

Go, then.

-Answer, Chris?

-Beatrice.

-OK, you've narrowed it down to two, so Beatrice or Eugenie.

-Indeed.

If the answer is Beatrice,

you step through there and win £2,800 to share between you.

If it is not Beatrice,

you need to step back and we're vulnerable again.

Is the answer Beatrice?

-One more chance, one more chance!

-Take a step back. Let me just ask you. Did you know...?

The answer is, incidentally, Eugenie.

-Did you know that?

-Angela knew that.

-I never forget a hat!

-Are you going to give him one more bite of the cherry?

I've got to say, the puppy dog eyes are getting a little pathetic.

No, no!

But I think Michael would like his life back from earlier in the game.

-Oh, interesting. Interesting. Is that the decision of you all?

-Yes.

So, Jeannette now has no lives.

But you're both still in with a chance of sharing this money.

-If we don't get it, we don't deserve it, do we?

-No. In many ways. £2,800.

Get it wrong and one of you goes home this time.

Get it right, step through the tape and you've got £2,800 to share between you.

Question 30 again.

-Seaweed.

-Seaweed. Yeah.

-Seaweed. It's definitely seaweed.

-Go for it.

-OK. Jeannette, your answer?

-Seaweed.

-OK.

Twice, you've given me an answer on Question 30, you two.

Twice, you have been wrong.

If you are wrong again, one of you goes home.

If the answer is seaweed, you step through and you share £2,800.

-Come on.

-Is the answer seaweed?

Come back here. £2,800. Come up and join them.

I have to say, you did very, very well. Turn round and face the money.

Have a look at it. I have to say,

my favourite moment was Angela still considering you as a team,

saying she hoped that "two of us" got through.

Two of you did get through.

Join us next time, when six more players must decide between safety in numbers

or standing out from the crowd. Goodbye. Well done. You are happy!

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