Episode 2 Breakaway

Hello, and welcome to Breakaway.

There's up to £10,000 to be won

for crossing this finish line.

But will our 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...

Hello. I'm Nicky, a project manager from Luton.

I'm James, a wine broker who lives in London.

Hi, I'm Emma, a media graduate from West Yorkshire.

I'm Gareth, a flood risk officer from Ammanford, South Wales.

Hi. I'm Francesca, a visitor services agent from London.

Hello. I'm Roger, an LGV driver from Leicestershire.

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 at the end.

But any one of you may, if you wish, choose to 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

Obviously that's three times as much.

But if you answer a single question wrong,

you risk instant elimination.

There are seven subject categories of three questions each.

Then the final nine questions are pot luck.

They can be about anything at all.

But before I start asking you the questions,

you all 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.

You have five seconds to decide if you want to break away.

Only the person who buzzes in first gets to do it.

If you break away now, I'm going to throw in a £1,000 bonus,

just for the incredible ambition you're going to show.

So, for the chance to win £10,000,

does anybody want to break away?

I'm never quite sure if I want it to happen or not want it to happen.

It's so exciting if somebody does, but I worry they'll go all the way

and I won't meet the rest of you!

So this way, the six of you are a team.

And you're all together. Today's seven subject categories are on the screen.

And the first subject category will be...

Animation. 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?

-Yes.

-Question one.

THEY CONFER

-Shall I take it?

-Go for it.

-Emma steps forward. Emma?

-Family Guy.

-Is the answer Family Guy?

-Yes!

-£100. You're up and running. First question is right.

Question two.

-David Jason.

-Go for it.

-Roger steps forward. Roger?

-David Jason.

-Is the answer David Jason?

Well done. Another £100. Another question over with.

Question three.

-He's a beagle.

-Yes, go for it.

-Francesca?

-Beagle.

-Beagle, says Francesca.

Is beagle the correct answer?

Well done. Three questions. Three correct answers. £300.

Three people stepped forward.

Working very well as a team.

Early days yet, but it's nice to be in a perfect position, is it not?

We've reached the break point. Before I ask if you're thinking of breaking away,

I have another thing that may influence your decision.

This is your chance to win yourself a life.

A life can be very important. If you break away, the questions are worth £300

but you risk instant elimination.

A life will protect you should you be on this part of the track

and get a question wrong.

So, you started as a team. Now you're competing against each other.

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

The questions are always the same. Who, what or where is this?

This radio series was first heard on 29 January, 1942...

-Gareth?

-The Archers.

If The Archers is correct, Gareth has a life. If not, he's frozen out and it's the rest of you to play.

Is the answer The Archers?

Afraid not. Very brave. Just the other five now for this first life.

It featured the comedian Vic Oliver with Eric Coates' composition By The Sleepy Lagoon

as the signature tune.

-Roger?

-Desert Island Discs.

Is it Desert Island Discs?

Well done, Roger. You win the first life.

Should you break away, it could really help you.

Roger, you've won the first life. You choose the next category.

Let's see what we have.

-We'll take herbs and spices.

-Herbs and spices.

Did he choose that because it's a weak subject for him,

and he thinks you can all help, or was it because he's an expert on herbs and spices

and he's thinking of breaking away?

If he is thinking of breaking away, now's the time to think about it. We're going to ask that question.

You can stick together all the way, get to question 30, step over the line together

and share £3,000. That's an option, certainly.

If you broke away now and made it all the way on your own,

you would £8,400 to yourself.

Does anybody want to break away?

We're all playing nicely for now,

still as a team.

Question four.

-I'll take it.

-James steps forward. James?

-A bouquet garni.

Is it bouquet garni?

Well done. Another £100. Another question goes.

Question five.

-That's mint.

-Yes, definitely.

-Nicky steps forward. Nicky?

-Mint.

Mint. Is the answer mint?

-Yes!

-Well done. Another £100. £500.

Nicky has been very quiet. But a question comes up on cocktails, she's there!

Oh, yes, don't you worry about that!

Question six. The last question before the next break point.

-ALL: Ginger.

-Who's taking it?

-I'll take it.

-Emma steps forward.

-Ginger.

-Ginger says Emma. Is ginger the correct answer?

OK. Well done. Six questions gone. Six correct answers.

£600. All looking very, very strong. Roger has a life.

Now it's a chance for another life to come into the game.

Who, where, what is this?

This comedian was born in Surrey in 1971.

He's also an actor and writer and one half of a well-known comedy partnership.

He married in 2010, and before this he was...

James?

-David Walliams.

-Is the answer David Walliams?

Yes, it is. Well done, James. James gets a life. But, James,

just to maybe break up this lovely, cosy, happy feeling you have,

you can bring a new life into the game, or, you can take...

Don't hide it, Roger! We know it's there!

..or you can take Roger's life away from him.

I think we need to accumulate lives between us so I'll have a new life, please.

A new life comes into the game for James. Everybody else has three more chances to win lives.

Don't feel that you're at a disadvantage at this point.

James has got the life. James gets to choose the next category.

-Politics.

-You're going for politics.

The next three questions are on politics.

That could influence your decisions if you're thinking about breaking away.

If you stay together as a group, £3,000 between you.

If you broke away on your own now,

£7,800 for you, yourself, nobody else, never, ever, ever, ever, ever!

All of those things to think about.

Does anybody want to break away?

OK. Let's get on with it. We're still a team.

You were all looking along the line, wondering if somebody might.

I'm afraid Nicky's been put off. She's thinking about Mojitos now!

Once they got into her head, she couldn't think about anything else! Right.

Question seven.

-Iain Duncan Smith.

-Yes.

-Go for it.

Nicky steps forward. Nicky?

-Iain Duncan Smith.

-Is the answer Iain Duncan Smith?

Well done. Another £100. Question eight.

What type of snake is an acronym for the Government's emergency committee?

-Cobra.

-Gareth steps forward. Gareth?

-Cobra.

-Gareth says Cobra. Is the answer Cobra?

It is. Well done. Cabinet office briefing room A.

Eight questions. Eight correct answers. £800.

Working beautifully. Question nine.

-Peas.

-Yes, it was peas.

-Right, go for it.

-Roger steps forward. Roger?

-Peas.

-Peas. Is the answer peas?

Well done. Excellent. Perfect start.

Nine correct answers. £900.

Another life, now. Another chance to win one.

James has one. Roger has one.

Francesca, Gareth, Emma and Nicky I'm sure would like one.

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

Who, what or where is this?

This building in New York City was designed by William Van Alen

and built between 1928 and 1930.

James?

-The Chrysler Building.

-Is the answer the Chrysler Building?

Very, very, very brave. James gets another life.

James, same situation as last time.

Last time, you thought it was good policy not to take a life off Roger.

This time, a life off Roger or a new life into the game?

-A new life.

-A new life into the game.

-Thank you, James.

So James has two lives. Was he teasing you there, Roger, looking across,

-as if he...

-Just a little! It's called living dangerously!

So James has two lives. He's starting to control the game.

He gets to choose the next subject category as well.

More influence.

James?

-Shakespeare, I think.

-Shakespeare.

Never quite sure if that's what he really wants.

Maybe he's thinking of breaking away or maybe he needs help with it. Let's see

if any of you are thinking of breaking away.

If you carry on as you are,

all of you step through the line, there's £3,000 to be won.

Break away now, cross the line, 7,200. That would be very nice.

The later you go, the less there is in the pot.

Does anybody want to break away?

Is anybody surprised?

-I'm a little surprised.

-Yes, I am.

-What are you surprised about, James?

-At myself!

All right. The three questions are on Shakespeare.

Question ten.

-An ass.

-An ass.

-Roger steps forward. Roger?

-An ass.

-An ass. Is the answer an ass?

Yes, it is. Well done. Another £100.

Progressing beautifully. Question 11.

-Othello.

-Go for it.

-Francesca steps forward.

-Othello.

-Is the answer Othello?

Well done. £1,100. 11 correct answers. A perfect start. Question 12.

THEY CONFER

I think it's Twelfth Night. I think it's Twelfth Night.

-I'd guess Twelfth Night.

-Roger steps forward. Roger?

-Twelfth Night.

-Roger says Twelfth Night. Is the answer Twelfth Night?

Take a step back, Roger. The answer, and you said it, Roger, A Winter's Tale.

-OK. The first chink in the armour. That means...

-We've lost it.

-£1,100.

Zero pounds.

It's happened. It's happened relatively early.

It still means you have no pounds over at that side.

Regroup. One more question on Shakespeare, I hope,

and then you'll be at the break point.

You can start to think again about where you might go.

Question 12.

-That's Romeo.

-Romeo.

-Yes.

-Francesca?

-Romeo.

-Is it Romeo?

Well done. Step forward. Another £100.

What light through yonder window breaks? It is the east and Juliet is the sun.

Never mind. Anyway,

We've reached a break point. We've got £100. Not where we would like to have been.

Two questions ago, not where we would have dreamt we'd be.

However, it is where we are, that's the state of affairs.

Roger has a life. James has two lives.

Another chance to win a life now.

Who, where or what is this?

This German sportsman was born in Leimen in 1967.

He was a former world number one in his sport

and he won a gold medal... Roger?

-Boris Becker.

-Let's see. Is it Boris Becker?

Well done. A second life for you, but, Roger,

will you bring that life into the game

or punish James for his generosity by taking one off him?

-No, I'll take a new life, thanks, Nick.

-A new life, OK.

A new life comes into the game. Roger and James have two lives each.

Roger, you won the life. You get to pick the next category.

-Roger?

-Sports, rules and equipment.

-Sports, rules and equipment coming next.

You'll be thinking, is that a strong one for him?

Is he planning a breakaway? Is he going to leave us behind?

We'll find out soon enough when we ask the question.

Step over the line together, you share 1,900.

Break away now, on your own, go through the line, £5,500.

A wonderful amount of money. Does anybody want to break away?

Right, Gareth.

A few shocked looks, but no reason why he shouldn't.

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

You've broken out on Question 12.

There are 18 questions between you and the finish line.

£5,500 could be yours.

But you have to ask yourself, "Can I make it on my own?"

You can ask somebody to join you. You can share their knowledge,

but if you both went through the line together, you have to split the pot.

-Right.

-Would you like to ask anybody to join you?

-Yes.

-You would. OK. Who would you like to ask to join you?

Roger. Do you fancy it?

Roger, he's put it so decorously, I'm not sure you can turn him down!

Roger, do you indeed fancy it?

I could do with the walk, I must admit. Yes.

OK, Roger, come and join Gareth on the Breakaway track.

OK? Right.

How do you feel, James?

-A bit left out!

-Did you think he'd ask you?

-It could have been either of us,

with two lives apiece. Depends who he thought he'd mesh with better.

-Do you think they're a strong team, Roger and Gareth, Francesca?

-Yes, I think they'll go far.

-Right.

The next three questions are on sports, rules and equipment. Question 13.

-Gareth steps forward. Gareth?

-One.

-Is the answer one?

Well done. £300 is added to what we have up there.

£400, OK?

Isn't it nice when you answer a question and get a decent amount of money?

A good start. No wobbles at the beginning. Question 14.

Roger steps forward. Roger?

-Curling.

-You both agreed on that. But do we agree with you? Is it curling?

Yes. Well done.

OK. Another step forward, another £300.

£700.

Well done. Question 15.

-Gareth?

-Willow.

-Willow. Is the answer willow?

Well done. Well done indeed. OK.

Three correct answers straightaway. You've added £900. £1,000 up there.

-They're looking pretty strong, aren't they?

-Yes.

-OK. Don't forget,

if they make enough mistakes, the money will come back across.

If they get one wrong, you could take Gareth out of the game,

that is if he doesn't win a life.

And we're playing for a life right now.

This is the last life. This could make a big difference in the game.

Gareth is desperate for it, I'd have thought, because maybe you want the chance to take him out of the game.

The first one to buzz in with the correct answer, the one I have here,

wins a life.

Who, what or where is this?

This dessert is said to have originated with the Chinese,

who used pastry for the casing... Francesca?

-Ice cream, but it's not right.

-Ice cream says Francesca. Is the answer ice cream?

..who used pastry for the casing.

It was introduced to Europe...

-Gareth?

-Profiteroles.

Is the answer profiteroles?

The answer is not profiteroles. That means Gareth cannot win this life.

Carry on. It was introduced into Europe in the mid-19th century

when the French substituted meringue... James?

-Quickly, James. You have to answer.

-Croissant.

-Is the answer croissant?

The French substituted meringue for the pastry and named it omelette Norvegienne, Norwegian omelette,

-because of its... Nicky?

-Baked Alaska.

-Is it Baked Alaska?

-Yes, it is. Well done.

-Well done.

-OK.

That's very significant. Nicky has a life.

Nicky, you can bring a new life into the game

or you can take a life from James or a life from Roger.

A lot could rest on what you do now.

Nicky, where would you like your life to come from?

-Roger, please.

-From Roger. Roger, you lose a life.

-And Nicky gets a life.

-Yay!

Let's take stock, I think.

James has two lives. Nicky has one life. Roger has one life.

Gareth, Emma and Francesca do not have lives.

There are no more lives to play for in this game.

Nicky, you get to choose the next subject category.

-Ancient history.

-Ancient history.

You seem positive. Think you can trip them up with that?

-I just hate it.

-OK. Doesn't mean that they will hate it, though.

Roger and Gareth, you have £1,000. Three questions on ancient history.

Gareth does not have a life. It makes him vulnerable.

If you get a question wrong, the pack will decide

if we take a life off Roger or if we take Gareth out of the game.

Question 16.

-Roger steps forward. Roger?

-Tutankhamun.

-Is it Tutankhamun?

Well done, Roger.

Well done, Gareth. Another question down. Another £300. Question 17.

-Roger steps forward. Roger?

-Sparta.

Is Sparta the correct answer?

It is. Well done. Another question out of the way. Another £300.

One more question on ancient history, that Nicky was sure you'd do badly at!

You've still got to get it right yet. Question 18.

-Gareth?

-Elephants.

-Is it elephants?

A bit of a breeze! £1,900.

-Are the pack getting worried?

-Yes, very!

They're worried? We're getting worried!

The only real problem that you've had is having a life taken away from you.

You've been perfect on the questions.

You've got the money piled up. You're doing very, very well.

There are no more lives. But there is one more category.

The next three questions are on sitcoms.

-Do you think sitcoms might trip them up, Emma?

-I don't know.

Maybe. But Gareth strikes me as someone that watches a lot of comedies.

Do you think so? Gareth, do you watch a lot of comedy programmes?

-I watch a lot of TV in general!

-In general, OK!

Well, let's hope, given that, you do well on this category.

Question 19.

-Roger steps forward. Roger?

-Golden Girls.

-Is the answer The Golden Girls?

It is. Well done. Another £300. We go past £2,000.

£5,500 definitely within your grasp.

Keep going the way you are and it is yours.

Question 20.

Gareth steps forward. Gareth?

-Cassandra.

-Is the answer Cassandra?

It is. Well done. Another £300.

£2,500. Well done.

Racking up the money. They think you're racking it up for them.

I've a feeling they're starting to worry a little bit.

This is the last question on sitcoms should you get it right. Question 21.

You have five seconds. You need to step forward.

Step forward. Four seconds. Don't lose it without answering.

-Roger?

-This is a total guess. It's an animal with a leg at four ends.

Is the answer an animal with a leg at four ends?

Roger, take a step back. Did you know the answer over there?

-Not a cat.

-Not a cat, says James.

-He's re-writing Dr Johnson's dictionary.

-Yes.

He calls it "not a cat". You do remember, now.

-Yep.

-The fact is, a life must go. Pack,

you can take Gareth, who broke away, out of the game,

or take a life off Roger and make him very vulnerable.

-It's a tough one.

-Leave it to one brain.

Nice and loud so we can hear you.

-Yeah, I think we'll probably take one off.

-Take one off. One off Roger.

-OK.

-Take a life off Roger.

They're going to take a life away from Roger

giving you a stay of execution, Gareth.

£2,500 is there. They're hoping you make further mistakes and the money goes across to them.

Another question on sitcoms.

And that gets us into Pot Luck.

Question 21.

-Roger steps forward. Roger?

-Lurkio.

-Lurkio. Is the answer Lurkio?

Well done. Up goes Gareth.

Gareth's watched a lot of TV, and clearly so has Roger.

£2,800 and we have reached the final run-in.

Just nine questions remain. From this point, all the questions are pot luck.

They could be on any subject matter whatsoever.

Because this is the vital nine that get you to the line,

you get 30 seconds to think before you have to give the answer.

They're on that final run-in.

How far do you think they'll get before the money comes to you?

-You've got to be thinking about that.

-I still think they're favourites.

-About five questions.

-I think they'll trip up on the third question.

All right. Question 22.

-Gareth?

-A bruise.

-Is it a bruise?

Well done. Another £300.

Going past the 3,000 mark.

Question 23.

-Very quick to answer, Roger. The answer?

-Isaac Newton.

If it isn't Isaac Newton,

one of you is going to be going home.

Is it Isaac Newton?

Course it is.

Seven questions to go.

£5,500 waiting for you to share if you can get through those seven questions.

You've done really, really well. Question 24.

-Roger?

-Ireland.

-Is the answer Ireland?

-Yes. I hope!

Well done. £3,700. Six questions to go.

Keep on playing the way you've been playing and you'll get there, with £5,500 between you.

-Do you believe, Gareth?

-I'm starting to!

-Starting to. Good.

OK. Let's not relax too much and make an error.

Any error means that one of you, Roger or Gareth, will go home.

-It will be up to them.

-OK.

Question 25.

25 seconds.

-Gareth?

-Exporting.

-Is the answer exporting?

Well done. All you need are correct answers. Another £300.

£4,000 at the moment. It's not yours until you get through the line.

5,500. Question 26.

Gareth?

-New Zealand.

-Is the answer New Zealand?

Another question down. Four questions to go.

Question 27.

27, 26 seconds left.

20 seconds.

15 seconds.

10 seconds.

Five seconds. OK. Gareth steps forward. A lot of discussion there.

-We're not sure, but we think it might be Putin.

-Is the answer Vladimir Putin?

Take a step back. Did you know the answer back there?

-Medvedev.

-Dmitry.

-Dmitry Medvedev.

-OK. You've worked so well together. You've been a great team.

But one of you has got to go home.

It's totally at the whim of the four people back there.

Nicky, James, Emma, Francesca. You're going to break somebody's heart here.

-We are.

-Afraid so.

-Have you had a chat about it?

You've got to take the strongest player. We're unanimous as to who that is.

-Who are you getting rid of?

-Roger.

-Roger.

-Roger, you've been wonderful. You've done so well.

-Thank you.

-I'm afraid your game's over.

-Thank you very much.

So, Gareth, you are on your own. You knew this was possible.

You've come a long way and answered a lot of questions.

-Roger's been a great help. A great player.

-He knew his stuff.

OK. There's two ways of looking at this.

It's a terrible tragedy, or it's an opportunity.

If you get through these four questions, that £5,500 could be yours.

Also, get through this next one question,

we're at a break point. You can ask somebody to come and join you.

-OK.

-The key thing is getting the next question right.

Get the next question wrong and you're following Roger home.

-All right?

-Yes.

-Question 27.

Straightaway he steps forward.

-Arnold Schwarzenegger.

-OK. If the answer is not Arnold Schwarzenegger,

you're going home, on your first question on your own.

If it is, another £300 and you've reached that break point.

Is the answer Arnold Schwarzenegger?

Well done. Well done. Another £300. Takes us up to £4,600.

Three questions away from the line.

-£5,500 for yourself.

-Yes.

-If you want to go it alone. Turn round.

That's how far you've come, all right?

Now look forward. That's how far you have to go.

-But you can ask somebody to come and join you.

-OK.

It would be heartbreaking to fail over those three steps.

-Yes.

-Also might be upsetting to bring somebody with you.

You would have to share the money with them.

That's the way the game goes. That's your decision. Gareth, do you want anybody to join you?

I think half the jackpot is better than nothing at all,

-so I'd like to ask James.

-OK. Remember this.

James can say no. He might think you're going to fail.

James, do you want to go and join Gareth?

Like he said, half of something is better than all of nothing. So I will.

James, please come and join Gareth on the Breakaway track.

-Thanks for the invite.

-The invite is the key phrase, really.

Gareth broke away on his own with no lives.

He has a very good chance of taking something away with him.

We still have three questions to get correct to get over that line

and £5,500 to share between you.

A question wrong, and Gareth, you're vulnerable again.

Because you have no lives. Deep breath!

Eyes on the prize. Question 28.

-25 seconds.

-Go for it.

James chips in straightaway.

-Answer, James?

-Kendo.

If the answer isn't kendo, you've put Gareth in a lot of trouble.

He could be going home. Is the answer kendo?

-It is. Well done.

-Nice one!

-Are you saying, "I'm glad you came"?

-Yes!

Two more questions to go. 4,900 at the moment.

Question 29.

-30 seconds.

-There's Maine, Missouri,

Mississippi, Michigan...

-Minnesota.

-Minnesota, yes.

-Ten seconds.

-We've named seven so far.

Five seconds. You'll have to step forward. Four, three. Don't lose it without going! Gareth?

-Seven.

-If the answer's seven, you're one question away

from 5,500 to share between you. If the answer is not seven,

one of you loses a life. If it's yours, Gareth, you're out of the game.

Is the answer seven?

Take a step back. You said seven. There are eight.

Give me the seven that you've got.

-Maine, Mississippi...

-Michigan.

-Missouri...

Minnesota, Montana. Massachusetts? Have we said that?

-And? Maryland.

-Maryland!

-OK.

Now, Nicky, Emma, Francesca.

The strategy you used with Roger was to take a life off Roger.

There was a longer path then. James said half of something is better than nothing

so if we take Gareth out of the game, there's room for another half maybe.

What you're saying is maybe you'll take Gareth out because you think, genuinely,

that James will bring one of you over when he has one question to go,

£5,500?

-He's a nice...

-With two lives on his badge!

-He might.

-He's a nice guy. It's a chance to prove it.

-What's your decision?

ALL: We would like Gareth to leave the game.

Fair enough. Gareth, you've played wonderfully. You played such a brave game.

You came across with no lives. You've made it all this way.

Gareth, I'm afraid you're going that way, not that way. Thank you.

You know, I feel I've just seen Diana Ross stabbed in the back by the Supremes!

Quite frankly. I am upset! You can't be upset, James.

You are now on your own. You have two lives. £5,500 could be yours.

And yours alone. They think if you get through this, you'll ask one of them to come and join you.

-Maybe you will. That would be a generous, kind thing to do.

-It would.

A generous, kind thing to do!

-Yes!

-James, two questions to go.

If you get them both right, you'll get £5,500.

At the moment, you're standing here with £4,900.

You have contributed already over here. It's not as if you've done nothing.

Question 29.

James steps forward. James?

Martin Peters.

Is the answer Martin Peters?

Yes, it is. Another £300.

On the very edge of taking £5,500 home

on your own. You have two lives. We are at a break point, James.

Yes.

James, if you like, you can ask somebody to come and join you

to help you get over there. You'd have to share the money.

Your decision. James, would you like to ask anybody to come and join you?

I'm not that generous! So I'm afraid...

How could I split you, anyway? It would be unfair.

-So no, I'm going on my own.

-So, one question,

one correct answer,

£5,500 is yours.

Yep.

Question 30.

What are you thinking?

I'll have to take a guess because I'm pretty sure it could be one of two.

-OK. Step forward.

-There's no point...

-You think it could be one of two.

What's the answer?

-Austria.

-If the answer is Austria,

-that'll be brilliant. What was the other one?

-I was thinking Australia, but I think that's AUS.

I don't know.

It's a very simple scenario.

If the answer is Austria, James, you step through that line

you've won £5,500 for yourself.

If the answer is not Austria, you take a step back

and you lose a life.

Is the answer...Austria?

-Yes!

-Well done. Through you go!

£5,500. Congratulations.

Come on ladies, come up. Come and celebrate with him.

Gareth and Roger need drinks. They earned so much money but you've done so well.

You were great contestants. Sorry you didn't have more chance to get involved.

I bet that Gareth wished you'd had less chance to get involved!

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

or standing out from the crowd. Goodbye! Very mean people!

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