Episode 3 Breakaway

Welcome to Breakaway, a race to this finish line.

There is £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...

-Hello. I'm Matthew. I'm a drama teacher from Milton Keynes.

I'm Debbie. I work in a children's centre. I'm from East Yorkshire.

I'm Aled. I'm a barman from Bristol.

I'm Marlene. I work for the Tribunals Service. I'm from Kent.

I'm Paul, a team manager for social services, and I live in Lancashire.

I'm Catherine, assistant producer in advertising, from County Durham.

Please take your place on the start line.

There are 30 correct answers between you and the finish line

and 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,

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 run the risk of instant elimination.

There are seven subject categories of three questions each,

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

Before I start asking you any of 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.

You have five seconds to decide. Only the person who buzzes in first will break away.

If you break away now,

I will give you a £1,000 bonus because I'd love to see you try.

So, for the chance to win £10,000,

does anybody want to break away?

So, Debbie has chosen to break away

before the questions have even started to be asked.

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

So, Debbie, incredibly confident or left the gas on - one of the two!

There's something you've got to get home for!

There are still 30 questions between you and the finish line.

A £1,000 bonus goes into the prize fund,

so if you cross the line, the entire prize fund of £10,000 will be yours.

It is a long way. Can you get there on your own?

You can ask one player to join you.

You get to share their knowledge, but if you went through the line together, you must split the money.

Would you like somebody to come and join you?

-No, thanks, Nick.

-OK, fair enough.

Although after three questions, there is another breakaway point.

You might want to ask somebody to join you then.

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

Remember, you need to get through these three without any mistakes.

OK? So try and choose one that is a strong one for you.

-I'll go for UK Towns and Cities.

-Debbie is going for UK Towns and Cities.

Each correct answer will earn you £300.

-East Yorkshire, did you say?

-Yeah.

-Well, you've missed the rush hour.

Right, Debbie, question one.

Which Scottish city lies between the mouths of the rivers Dee and Don?

Step forward when you know the answer.

You've got 15 seconds. Ten seconds.

-Debbie, the answer?

-Aberdeen.

Is the answer Aberdeen?

Well done. Exactly what you needed - £300. That should give you a little bit of confidence, OK?

Question two.

In 2011, which English town became only the third

in the country to be granted Royal status?

-Stride forward. The answer, Debbie?

-Wootton Bassett.

Is the answer Wootton Bassett?

Yes, it is. Well done. Another £300 goes up there.

1,600 already. Question three.

Which English city was described by Matthew Arnold

as "that sweet city with her dreaming spires"?

15 seconds.

Five seconds. OK, Debbie.

-The answer?

-Cambridge.

There's no room for error here. Is the answer Cambridge?

The answer is Oxford, "the city of dreaming spires".

Debbie, very brave, but for you, the game is over.

You haven't had to answer a question yet, but luckily, you are back in the game.

Let's bring you up to question three.

She's done you a big favour in many ways. There's only five of you left. There's £1,600 up there.

You haven't even had to open your mouths.

Remember, if you get a question wrong, that money goes back down to zero.

You must use your team-mates to confer properly for your first question, but our question three.

Which British seaside resort was famously advertised as "So Bracing"?

-Something like Blackpool?

-Brighton?

-"So bracing, so Brighton"? Shall I answer?

-Yeah, you answer.

-What's your answer?

-We're not sure. We're going to go with Brighton.

Is the answer Brighton?

The answer is Skegness.

-I know somebody who would have got that right, East Yorkshire way, Skegness?

-Yeah.

£1,600 becomes...

£0.

Your record is one question... Let's not talk about it.

So...question three.

In which English city is the Royal Armouries Museum,

home to the UK's national collection of arms and armour?

-15 seconds.

-Definitely Leeds.

-You go for it.

-Paul?

-Leeds.

Is the answer Leeds?

Well done. £100, it's up there. You've got to believe in each other, you've got to play as a team.

We've reached the next break point.

Before I even speak to you about breaking away, there is something that might influence your decision.

This is your chance to win yourself a life.

I don't really need to give you an example because we have the example of Debbie.

Instant elimination is possible if you're not protected.

A life will protect you if you're on the Breakaway track and you get a question wrong.

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

The question is always the same for a life -

who, what or where is this?

This 1994 film was directed by Robert Zemeckis and is based on a novel by Winston Groom.

-BUZZER

-Matthew?

Forrest Gump.

Is the answer Forrest Gump?

Yes, it is. Well done, Matthew.

-Matthew gets a life.

-That's the first time!

Matthew, because you've won the life, you get to choose the next category. Here are the subjects -

Shakespeare, Rock Stars, Space, Flowers and Trees, US Presidents, Children's Television.

-Flowers and Trees.

-Flowers and Trees...

..after we ask that other question.

Let's get straight to it. If you were to break away now and go through that line on your own,

£8,200 would be yours,

but maybe you want to stay as a team.

Does anybody want to break away?

-You're staying together.

-Yes.

-Very good.

You've got a question right. You may as well stay. It's a winning formula. You've got £100.

It's question four.

Dame Edna Everage is mostly associated

with which type of flower?

-Gladioli, isn't it?

-Gladioli?

-Gladioli.

-Go on then.

-Paul?

-Gladioli.

-Is it gladioli?

-Yes! Well done.

-It is. Well done. That's another £100.

Question five.

Which flower shares its name with the Greek goddess of the rainbow?

15 seconds.

Is it the iris? The iris?

-I don't know.

-There's five seconds.

Someone step forward. Marlene, the answer is?

-I hope it's iris.

-Is the answer iris?

-Thank goodness!

-Very good, very good. £300.

Question six.

The RHS Chelsea Flower Show takes place in which month?

-15 seconds.

-Is it September?

It's before that, isn't it?

-Is it June or July?

-I thought it was later.

-July then?

-Five seconds.

-August or...

-Someone has to step forward.

-Step forward.

-Two, one... Well done.

You got there in time, Matthew. The answer is?

-We're going to go with July.

-Is the answer July?

May is the correct answer.

That £300 goes down to zero.

Brush yourselves down. Be positive. Question six again.

Which yellow-flowered plant takes its name

from the French for "lion's tooth"?

-That's dandelion.

-Dandelion.

-Step forward.

-Catherine steps forward. The answer is?

-Dandelion?

Is it dandelion?

-Well done.

-Well done.

-Well done.

£100 is there. You have reached the next break point.

Now is the chance for another life to come into the game.

These lives are vital.

Who, what or where is this?

Brazil and Bolivia are two of the countries sharing a border with this South American republic

which has a population currently of 28 million.

The Andean cock-of-the-rock is the national bird. The currency is the nuevo sol.

The lost city of Machu Picchu, discovered 100 years ago...

-Marlene?

-Peru.

Is it Peru?

It is. Well done. You can bring another life into the game

or you could take Matthew's life off him if you wanted to.

-Your decision - a new life or Matthew's life?

-I'm a kind person, so I want a new life.

Marlene has a life. It means she gets to choose the next subject category.

Shakespeare, Rock Stars, Space, US Presidents, Children's Television.

-Which one do you fancy?

-Shall we get rid of Children's TV?

-You can confer.

The worst one is Children's TV, so we'll get rid of that.

It's great to confer, but you might be conferring with somebody who is just about to break away.

They may be influencing you because we're going to be asking that question next.

Marlene has a life. Matthew has a life.

If either of them broke away and went through that finish line on their own, they could win £7,300.

It's totally your decision, but here's the question. Does any of you wish to break away?

-Good. I think you've got teamwork to work on, anyway.

-Quite right, we do.

The next three questions, Children's TV, £100 each.

Question seven.

What is the name of the cow in The Magic Roundabout?

-Daisy?

-Ermintrude. Definitely.

-Matthew steps forward.

-The answer is, Matthew?

-Ermintrude.

-Is the answer Ermintrude?

Well done. Another £100. Well done, another step forward.

-Did somebody think it wasn't Ermintrude?

-Yeah.

-What did you think?

-Daisy.

Daisy is the name of a cow, I'm sure, somewhere.

Question eight.

By what name are TV entertainers Barry and Paul Elliott better known?

-Chuckle Brothers.

-Someone must step forward. Paul?

-The Chuckle Brothers.

-Is the answer The Chuckle Brothers?

-Yes!

-Well done.

£100 goes on to the total. Question nine.

Which Gerry Anderson puppet series, first seen in 1964,

followed the adventures of Captain Troy Tempest?

15 seconds.

Captain Scarlet, I would say.

-I think Captain Scarlet.

-Nine seconds. Eight seconds.

Coming down to five seconds.

-Paul?

-Captain Scarlet.

-You've gone for Captain Scarlet.

Is it Captain Scarlet?

It's not. The answer is Stingray.

Stingray, of course it is, Aqua Marina!

Your £300 goes. We're back to zero once again.

-Come on, team.

-You've got the right attitude. Keep your chin up. Keep positive, right?

Question nine.

What is the name of Postman Pat's black and white cat?

-It's Jess.

-Go on, Aled.

-Aled?

Jess.

-Is it Jess?

-Yeah.

-Yes!

-Well done. It is.

£100. Children's Programmes are out of the way.

We're at the next break point. Once again, it's time to see if you can win yourself a life.

Marlene has one, Matthew has one.

Catherine, Paul and Aled would like one, I'm sure.

The question - who, what or where is this?

This actor and singer was born in 1942 in Salisbury, Wiltshire,

and began his career as a boy soprano in Benjamin Britten's Let's Make An Opera.

In 1967, he made his Broadway debut in Black Comedy with Lynn Redgrave,

and in 1969, starred as Cornelius Hackl in the film Hello, Dolly,

starring Barbra Streisand and Walter Matthau, and directed...

-Matthew?

-Is it Michael Crawford?

Is it Michael Crawford?

It is Michael Crawford. Well done, Matthew. You have a second life.

Do you want it to come into the game from outside or do you want to take Marlene's life off her?

-She didn't take yours off you.

-I'll bring another life in. I think we need it.

-That's fair enough.

Another life comes in to Matthew. He's looking very strong. There will be other chances to win lives.

Matthew gets to choose the next subject category.

-We'll go with Space, please.

-You'll go with Space.

But as always, we need to know who's going to be standing where.

We've got to ask the big question.

£6,400 could be yours if you broke away at this point and made it through the finish line on your own.

The big money's here - 300, 300, 300, as opposed to 100, 100, 100,

and sometimes 100, 100, nought.

-LAUGHTER

-Does anyone want to break away?

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

So, Space is the subject. Question ten.

Which space telescope was launched into orbit in April 1990?

-15 seconds.

-Hubble?

-Hubble.

-It's the only one I know.

-Matthew steps forward. The answer, Matthew?

-Hubble.

Is it the Hubble Telescope?

-Yes!

-It is. Well done.

Another £100, another question done. £200.

Question 11.

The Johnson Space Center is located in which Texan city?

-15 seconds.

-It's got to be Houston.

-Marlene?

-Houston.

Is it Houston?

-Well done, team.

-Thank goodness!

Another £100. I was going to have to say if it wasn't Houston, we'd have a problem.

LAUGHTER

Right, question 12.

What is the second largest planet in the solar system?

-Saturn.

-Saturn, is it?

-Jupiter's the biggest.

-What about Neptune?

Ten seconds. Aled steps forward. Aled?

-Saturn.

-Is the answer Saturn?

-Thank goodness! Well done.

-Well done.

Another £100, but we've reached another break point, another chance to win a life.

Matthew's looking fairly good with his two lives.

Marlene has one. Only one more life after this.

Who, where or what is this?

This superhero was created in 1939 by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger.

He first appeared in...

-Paul?

-Superman?

-Is it Superman?

He first appeared in comic books, comics...

-Matthew?

-Batman.

-Is the answer Batman?

It is. You've got another life.

We're in that situation where you can bring a new life into the game or you can take Marlene's off her.

I'll bring another life into the game.

So Matthew now has three lives. Marlene has one. Matthew, let's choose the next subject category.

Rock Stars, please.

Three questions on Rock Stars and we've got a very significant question to ask now.

As I say, Matthew has three lives.

You could think he might want to break away, race to that line and win £5,800.

It's about your plan, but it's also about looking around and thinking what other people might do.

Does anybody wish to break away?

You're all still together. Maybe you're going to stay as a team.

£2,200 if you wander through as a fivesome and get nothing wrong in between, of course.

The questions are on Rock Stars. Question 13.

Which rock star married Trudie Styler in 1992?

-Sting.

-Definitely Sting.

-You can go. I don't mind.

-Paul?

-Sting.

-Paul says Sting. Is the answer Sting?

Well done. Another £100.

Question 14.

Which band, named after a Muddy Waters song,

made their debut at London's Marquee Jazz Club in 1962?

15 seconds.

Is there a group called Creedence Clearwater Revival?

-The Rolling Stones?

-Ten seconds.

-It's got to be round that time.

-Five seconds.

-Rolling Stones?

Four, three... Catherine?

-Rolling Stones?

-Is the answer The Rolling Stones?

-Yes!

-Well done.

-It is. Well done indeed.

Question 15.

Which rock band was first to perform at the Live Aid concert in 1985?

Status Quo. I'm sure they opened it with Rockin' All Over The World.

-I'm pretty sure.

-Go on.

-Paul's fairly sure.

-What does he think it is?

-Status Quo.

Is the answer Status Quo?

-Yes! Well done.

-It is. Well done.

Now, you've reached a break point.

This is the last chance to win yourselves a life.

Who, what or where is this?

This species of primate live in Africa or Arabia and are amongst the world's largest monkeys

with males averaging from 33 to 82 pounds.

They have long snouts and dagger-like canine teeth

and they prefer to live in savanna and other semi-arid habitats

where they eat a variety of plants and animals...

-Aled?

-A baboon.

If you're right, you have a life. Is the answer "baboon"?

-Well done.

-Well done, Aled.

Now, big decision. Do you want to bring a new life in the game for you

or take one off Matthew or even one from Marlene?

-I'll take one off Matthew.

-You'll take one off Matthew. A life goes from Matthew and on to Aled.

How are you feeling about that, Matthew?

I'm disappointed, actually, because I think we needed more lives.

I think we should have got as many lives as we could, so I'm disappointed.

The lives are set. Matthew has two, Aled has one, Marlene has one,

Paul has none and Catherine has none as well. All right?

-The next subject category is for you to choose, Aled.

-Presidents, please.

So the next three questions are on US Presidents.

Who knows where you'll be standing when they get asked

because I've got to ask that other question now?

£5,200 if you were to break away now and get through that line.

15 questions left, and maybe you want to stay as a team.

Does anybody wish to break away?

Did you think somebody was going to go, Catherine?

I'm just waiting for Matthew to go.

-I'll ask you, Matthew.

-I'm trying to be the team player and to make sure we get across the line,

-so hopefully, we'll work together.

-You're a bit hurt?

-Well, the good thing is it doesn't bother me.

-Sorry, Matthew.

You're back as a team now for the next three questions, whatever has gone before. OK, question 16.

Before he became President,

George W Bush was Governor of which state?

-I think it was Texas.

-Aled, go on.

-Aled steps forward.

-The answer, Aled?

-Texas.

-Is the answer Texas?

-Thank goodness!

-OK, well done. That's another £100.

The next question is question 17.

Which President did John Hinckley attempt to assassinate

in an effort to impress the actress Jodie Foster?

-15 seconds.

-It was Reagan, wasn't it? It was Reagan in '81.

Ten seconds. Matthew steps forward.

-Matthew?

-It was Ronald Reagan.

-Is Ronald Reagan the correct answer?

-It is. Well done.

-Good.

-Yay!

-Was that a little noise?

-From me, sorry. The excitement!

-"Ah!"

-It was a bit of an "eek".

-I'd hate to see what happens if you go through that finish line.

-I dread to think!

One more question on US Presidents. If you get it right, you'll be at the next break point.

Question 18.

The 1976 film All The President's Men is based

on which presidential scandal?

-Watergate.

-Watergate.

-Catherine steps forward.

-Catherine, the answer?

-Watergate.

-Is the answer Watergate?

-Yes, well done.

-Well done, everybody.

-That's £1,000.

-Yeah!

We're all smiles again. We're working like a well-oiled machine.

We make our way to a break point.

The next three questions will be on Shakespeare.

Is that going to make somebody want to break away, I wonder?

If you broke away now, £4,600 could be yours if you went through that finish line on your own.

Does anybody want to break away?

Matthew has chosen to break away. Matthew, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

They were worried that you might have broken away before. As it is, you've broken away on question 18,

which means that there are 12 questions between you and the finish line.

£4,600 could be yours if you went it alone, but the question is,

do you feel you can go it alone?

It's very, very important to think carefully.

You've got three questions on Shakespeare, then we're into pot luck.

-Would you like somebody to come and join you?

-No.

Very confident, it would seem, on Shakespeare. You're a drama teacher.

Yeah, this is where I'm going to fall on my sword.

It's a double whammy. You've got nobody to join you and anybody you've taught wants to see you...

They might not want to see you fail, but they'll probably laugh if you do fail.

-Do you feel rejected or are you unsurprised that Matthew's staying on his own?

-I'm not surprised.

-OK.

Matthew, you're backing yourself to get all three on Shakespeare.

-Each question on this side is worth £300. This is where the money can really start to rack up.

-OK.

Question 19.

Iago is the villain in which Shakespeare play?

When you think you know, step forward.

Iago is the villain in which Shakespeare play, Matthew?

-I think it's Othello.

-You think it's Othello?

-I'm not sure.

-Not sure.

-No.

Is it Othello?

It is Othello. Well done. £300 is added.

Question 20.

Which Shakespeare play includes the line,

"To sleep, perchance to dream"? 15 seconds.

He steps forward.

-I think I'm going to go with Hamlet.

-Hamlet?

-I'm not sure at all.

Is the answer Hamlet?

-Oh!

-Well done, well done, well done.

Another step forward and you go back to work at this stage with your head held high.

Don't think about that now. Let's concentrate on question 21.

Father and daughter Prospero and Miranda are characters

in which Shakespeare play?

Straight away. Absolutely confident this time.

A bit more confident. I think it's The Tempest.

If it is, you've lost no lives and you're at the next break point.

Is the answer The Tempest?

-Yes, it is. Well done, well done. You should feel very confident.

-Yeah.

-Would you have got all of those, chasing pack?

-Two of them.

-We'd have got two of them.

OK, we have reached the final nine questions,

the final run-in, just nine questions remain.

From this point, all of the questions could be on anything at all. They're really random.

But because this is the business end of the show, we know the pressure is really on,

we're going to give you 30 seconds for each question.

-We'll give you that little bit longer.

-OK.

Now, we're at a break point here.

-Yeah.

-Which means you can ask someone to come and join you.

You'll then have to go another three questions before you have that chance again.

Would you like somebody to come and join you?

-Not yet.

-Not yet.

OK, not yet.

Question 22.

Which singer played the role of Sean Parker

in the 2010 film, The Social Network?

You've got 30 seconds, remember. Take your time.

Unless you know it, in which case, step forward.

-The answer?

-Justin Timberlake.

Is Justin Timberlake correct?

Well done.

The first of those pot luck questions down. 2,200 up there. Very, very good.

Question 23.

In 1671, what did Colonel Thomas Blood famously attempt to steal?

30 seconds.

1671...

Thomas Blood. 20 seconds.

Thomas Blood. Colonel Blood. It doesn't ring any bells at all.

Don't be left standing there. You've stepped forward. Give me an answer.

-The only thing I can think of is the Crown Jewels.

-Really a guess, that.

-I could tell from your face.

-Total guess.

-OK...

Is the answer the Crown Jewels?

-Oh!

-Yes, it is. That is genuine relief there.

Total, total guess.

OK, well done. Well done.

Question 24.

What nationality is the golfer Ernie Els?

30 seconds.

20 seconds.

Ernie...

-You've stepped forward. Give me an answer.

-I've no idea. American.

Your guesses have been very good so far.

Is the answer American?

We need to take a life from you.

Paul, what was the answer?

I'm pretty sure he's South African.

-He is South African.

-It was between that... I was going to say Spanish.

Ernie? Ernesto, it could be.

I thought Els might be Spanish, but I couldn't imagine a Spanish guy called Ernie.

Anyway, you've lost a life, OK? A bit of encouragement for the chasing pack over there.

Question 24 again.

Blackface, Bluefaced Leicester

and Beulah Speckled Face are breeds of which farm animal?

30 seconds.

OK, quite quickly.

-Answer?

-No idea again. Chicken.

You're going to go for chicken. OK.

Is the answer...chicken?

Oh, no.

Another step back.

Another life goes.

-All right? The answer was sheep.

-Right.

-Matthew, you have no lives.

-Yeah.

If you get the next question wrong, you're out of the game.

-Yeah.

-If you get to that break point, you've got a chance of bringing somebody across to help you.

-Yeah.

£2,500 could be coming across to you if he gets it wrong. You'd be back in the game.

-This is a big, big question for everybody.

-Oh, yeah.

Question 24.

The name "Helvetia" appears on the postage stamps

of which country?

The name "Helvetia" appears on the postage stamps

of which country? 20 seconds left.

15.

OK.

You've made the stride. Give me the answer.

A total guess - Greece.

If Greece is incorrect,

in the space of one question,

you've gone from two lives to being out of the game.

Is the answer Greece?

-The answer is Switzerland.

-Right.

-A great start.

-Yeah.

-Then just tripped up and tripped up and tripped up again.

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

-No worries.

-Thank you very much.

-Cheers.

Two have come and two have tried. They're both out of the game, which means you four are back.

Come and join me on question 24.

Yes! Ha-ha!

-2,500 hard-earned pounds come across to you.

-Yes!

If you were to stay together from this point on, on that side, and get all your questions right,

-£3,200 to share between you.

-Stick together.

-That would be lovely.

-You're saying you're going to stick together.

-Yeah.

-A single question wrong and you're down to zero.

You've just all said you're going to stay together and go for that £3,200.

We can only do it a question at a time. Let's get this one right.

Question 24.

The fictional master swordsman Don Diego de la Vega

is better known by what name?

-Don Quixote de la Mancha.

-30 seconds.

-Are you sure?

It's not Zorro or anything like that, is it?

-20 seconds.

-I don't think it's Don Quixote, but I'm not sure.

-How certain are you?

-I'm not.

-Actually, I think Zorro.

-15 seconds.

-Now you say it, I actually think...

-I have no idea.

-Ten seconds.

-Go, go.

-Catherine steps forward. No more talking once you step forward.

-Catherine?

-Zorro.

-If it's wrong, we lose all of that money.

There was a lot of talk about definitely this and definitely that.

Is the answer Zorro?

Yes, well done, that girl!

-Well done.

-Well done, another £100. That's good teamwork.

-Yeah.

You said you'd stick together. That's a good reason for doing it.

You've reached a break point. There have been a lot of promises made, a lot of promises made.

It really would be a betrayal now if somebody broke away.

I know none of you will do it.

But you've got a chance.

Would anybody like to break away?

Well, for the moment, we're still in it as a team.

£3,200 if you get through that line to share between you.

Remember, any mistake and the money goes.

Question 25.

What does a pluviometer measure?

-Is that rainfall?

-Yeah, it is. It's Latin.

-Marlene steps forward. Marlene?

-Rainfall.

Marlene thinks a pluviometer measures rainfall. Is that right?

-Yes! Well done.

-Well done, well done.

OK, question 26.

To which poet's words did Sir Hubert Parry write the music

for the anthem "Jerusalem"?

-30 seconds.

-Oh, what's his name?

To which poet's words did Sir Hubert Parry write the music

for the anthem "Jerusalem"?

You've got 30 seconds. You've got 20 left now.

15 seconds.

-I can't think.

-Ten seconds.

Someone will have to step forward.

It's five seconds. Don't lose it without stepping forward.

Four seconds, three seconds... Paul?

-We'll go with Wordsworth.

-Wordsworth.

-Did Wordsworth write the words to "Jerusalem"?

-I don't think he did.

Was it Wordsworth?

The answer is William Blake.

-Blake!

-William Blake.

-I knew it was a William.

-Kicking yourself...

-£2,700...

-Gone.

-Gone.

-Bye-bye, money!

You need to pick yourself up now and salvage what you can from the rest of the game.

OK, there's still money to be won, but let's just get on for now with the next question.

Question 26.

What is the main flavour of the French liqueur pastis?

-It's aniseed. Aniseed.

-Is it aniseed?

-Go on, Marlene.

Marlene steps forward. Marlene?

-Aniseed.

-Is aniseed correct?

-Well done, Marlene.

-It is. Well done. There's money there again.

Question 27. The Cathedral

and Metropolitical Church of St Peter in York

is better known by what name?

York Minster. York Minster.

-Go on. Go on, Marlene.

-Marlene?

-York Minster.

-Is it York Minster?

-Yes!

-Well done.

-Well done. £200 is there.

All right? Now, we've reached a break point. There's a chance to break away.

It's all very well and good saying, "We'll all stick together," when there's £3,500 to go for.

When there's 200, maybe you'd forgive somebody for breaking away. Maybe you wouldn't.

If you were to break away now and get all the remaining questions correct, all three,

you would have £1,100.

All right? If you were to stick together, you would share £500.

Does anybody want to break away?

Hmm.

I wonder sometimes if good manners has triumphed over good sense.

There's a lot of money... All right then.

Question 28.

In a standard Scrabble game,

what is the total value of the letters in the word QUIZ,

excluding bonuses?

Q is ten, U is one, I is one and Z is ten, so it's 22.

-I'm happy with that.

-OK.

-OK?

-Aled, step forward and give me the answer.

-22.

Aled is very confident. He gave us all the working.

It was like an O-level Maths answer.

-Is the answer...

-Please let it be right.

-..22?

-Yes, well done, that man!

-Well done.

-Another £100.

Another step nearer the finish line. Question 29.

Which colour of the rainbow comes last alphabetically?

It's yellow. It's yellow.

-Yellow.

-Violet.

-It's got to be yellow. There's no Z, is there?

-Yeah.

-It's got to be yellow.

-OK.

U, V, W, X, Y... Yellow.

-Paul, the answer?

-Yellow, Nick.

-Yellow. There was talk of violet.

Somebody knows their alphabet, somebody doesn't. Is it yellow?

-Yes!

-Well done, well done.

-Well done.

-£400 is there.

-Let's stick together.

-But that question for the final time.

500 all together to share between you, or if you were to break away now and get the question correct...

-And Marlene and Aled have got lives...

-Ssh!

-They could even afford a mistake.

£700 could be yours if you went through.

-OK?

-Let's stick together.

Does anybody want to break away?

-Well done, everybody.

-Well done, everybody.

-Integrity.

-They'll make a film about you four!

Get this question right, the four of you can go through that line and celebrate your win.

-Get it wrong...

-You lose all the money.

-..and we are back to zero.

-£125 each.

-That's it. Come on.

Question 30.

What do the letters "M" and "I" stand for in "MI5"?

-30 seconds.

-Is it Military Intelligence?

-Don't jump in too quickly.

-Military Intelligence.

-Is it Military?

-I think so. Have you got a better suggestion?

-20 seconds.

-Military Intelligence?

-I can't think of any other "M".

Don't be too cautious and miss it.

Ten seconds coming up. Ten seconds.

-Shall we go with Military?

-Go for it.

-Paul steps forward.

We think collectively, Nick,

-that it is Military Intelligence.

-Military Intelligence.

-Aled looking very worried, Catherine looking very worried.

-Please!

Is the answer... Military Intelligence?

-Yes!

-THEY CHEER

-Well done.

-Well done, everybody. Well done, well done.

That's it, we stuck together and we beat the game, which is good.

You all did very, very well. Loyalty won out.

Join us next time when six more players must decide

between safety in numbers or standing out from the crowd, but for now, goodbye.

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