Episode 6 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...

I'm Patsy, I'm an actress and I'm from London.

I'm James, I'm a student and I'm from Derbyshire.

My name's Mark, I'm from Lockerbie and I'm a researcher.

Hi, I'm Vicky, I'm a food science student and I'm from Romford.

I'm Jacky, I'm a legal administrator and I'm from Essex.

I'm Paul, I'm a children's entertainer and I'm from Llandudno in North Wales.

Please take your place on the start line.

30 correct answers stand between you and the finish line

and, with each correct answer,

you will win £100 for the communal prize pot for you all to share at the end,

but anyone 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.

That is three times as much.

But answer any question wrong, and you risk instant elimination.

There are seven subject categories of three questions each

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

Before I start asking you those questions,

you have an important decision to make.

You can break away now and after every three questions.

You can see the break points marked on the track.

You have five seconds to decide

and only the person who buzzes in first will break away.

If you break away now, before we've asked any questions at all,

I'll throw in a £1,000 bonus, because that would be madness,

but it also could earn you a lot of money.

So, for the chance to win £10,000, does anyone want to break away?

Good, that saved me £1,000 straight away,

and also you're staying together as a team.

This is a team game in many ways,

although you have to think about yourselves as individuals too.

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

Your first subject category is...

20th century history.

You have 15 seconds to answer each question.

One and only one of you must step forward to give me the answer

before that time runs out.

Are we ready? Question one...

In 1982, who was elected President

of the UK's National Union of Mineworkers? 15 seconds.

-Arthur Scargill.

-Sounds right.

-Mark, do you want to go for it?

Mark is the first to stand forward. Mark, the answer is?

-Arthur Scargill.

-OK. Is it Arthur Scargill?

-Yes!

-Well done.

-£100. First step towards that finish line.

-Question two...

Which American actress became Princess of Monaco in 1956?

-Princess Grace Kelly.

-Do you want to go for it?

Jacky steps forward. Jacky?

-Grace Kelly.

-Is the answer. Grace Kelly.

Well done. £200.

Two questions down, perfect start. Doing very nicely.

Question three...

What was the name of the Greenpeace ship sunk in New Zealand in July, 1985?

-It was Rainbow Warrior.

-Rainbow Warrior, yes. Definitely.

-Vicky steps forward.

-Was it Rainbow Warrior?

Was it the Rainbow Warrior?

Well done.

You can stick together as a team, go all the way if you'd like to.

You could have £3,000 to share between you and that would be lovely, wouldn't it?

-Yes.

-But, we have reached our first break point.

Now, before I ask any of you if you wish to break away,

there's something that could influence your decision.

This is the chance to win yourself a life.

Lives are important, not over there,

but over here, on the Breakaway track, because, as I've said,

you risk instant elimination if you get a question wrong here.

A life will protect you.

You've done wonderfully well as a team but just for a moment,

it's all about yourselves, all right?

And the first to buzz in and answer correctly will win that life.

If you're incorrect, you're frozen out of the question.

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

This British politician was born in London on December 24th 1969.

He is the son of Jewish and Marxist refugees

who survived the Holocaust during World War II.

His father fled Belgium and became a prominent Marxist intellectual in London

where he met and married Marion Kozak.

-They had two sons...

-BUZZER

-Jacky?

-Ed Miliband.

If Ed Miliband is the answer I have down here,

you've won the first life.

Is the answer Ed Miliband?

It is, yes it is. Well done, Jacky.

I can see Vicky was trying to buzz in there.

You've got to get in early but make sure you've got enough information.

Jacky has done that and she wins our first life.

You've got a bit more security should you choose to break away.

Now Jacky, because you've won the life,

you get to choose the next subject category.

These categories are very important as the game goes on.

You don't want to be left on your own with a category you don't like.

You may want to have the team with you

when you're tackling one that's difficult for you.

It's your choice, Jacky. Blockbuster films...

-The Royal Family.

-Jacky's going for the Royal Family.

Is that a strong subject for you? You don't have to tell me.

That would be giving it away, wouldn't it?

Fair enough. We have to be canny.

We work together as a team,

but also we have our own private thoughts, tactics, strategies and people we're worried about.

The question is, are we worried about anybody who might be about to break away?

Because that's the question I'm going to ask now.

Stick together, go through the line,

you have £3,000 to share between you.

Break away now, on your own through the line, £8,400.

Would anybody like to break away?

THEY CONFER

Lots of laughing and bluff.

Vicky's holding her buzzer out, but no real intent, I sense there.

So we're still a team, for the next three questions at least.

These three questions are all on the Royal Family

and the first of them is question four.

Who did Zara Philips marry in 2011?

-Mike Tindall. 100%.

-Shall I go?

-Go for it, go for it.

Patsy steps forward.

-The answer, Patsy, is?

-Mark Tindall.

Mark Tindall. Is the answer Mark Tindall?

No, it's Mike...

-Step back please, Patsy.

-God, I'm sorry.

The answer, as I think you all know, was Mike Tindall.

Why particularly, Patsy, did you step forward?

I thought the answer was Mark.

I could hear what people were saying and I thought that was it.

That's the way it works. It is important to make sure

the person who steps forward and represents you

represents the answer you all agree on.

All right, don't worry, it's nice and early. The money has gone down.

It's gone from £300 down to 0.

But if you've got time to regroup, you have learnt a salutary lesson.

Maybe that mistake won't be made again.

-Patsy, I don't think they feel bad about you.

-I think they do.

I think they do too. All right, never mind. It's a new game.

£100 a question. We're still on question four.

Which member of the Royal Family was born on September 15th, 1984?

-Was that Harry?

-He's 27 years old.

-I don't know.

-It's Prince Harry.

-Go for it.

-Vicky steps forward. Vicky.

-Is it Prince Harry?

-Prince Harry.

Jacky was very insistent it was Prince Harry.

We've had one hiccup. Is it Prince Harry?

Yes it is, well done.

Got to get back on the horse.

£100. Question five.

The Royal Yacht Britannia is permanently moored in which UK city?

-It's Edinburgh.

-Edinburgh?

-Definitely.

-Mark steps forward.

-Mark, the answer?

-Edinburgh.

The man from Lockerbie says the answer is Edinburgh.

Is it Edinburgh?

Well done. Another £100, another question done.

Question six.

What was the first country visited by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as a married couple?

-It was Canada.

-Canada?

-Can you trust me to go again?

-Canada.

-Go for it.

-Patsy steps forward.

This is a big moment for you, Patsy.

-Patsy, what do you think the answer is?

-Canada.

Is the answer Canada?

-Woo!

-It is. Well done. £100.

I had just an inkling Patsy would step forward and say "Banada".

-But happily she said "Canada".

-LAUGHTER

We've reached another break point.

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

These lives can be vital. Jacky's already got one.

There's a chance for somebody else, or for Jacky to win another.

If she wins another, she's looking really, really strong.

As always, who, where or what is this?

This fictional character first appeared in a Radio 4 play in 1982,

where he was then known as Nigel.

He has since appeared in a number of books,

as well as an '80s television series,

when he was played by Gian Sammarco.

-The books he appears in take the form of diary entries.

-BUZZER

-James?

-Adrian Mole?

Is the answer Adrian Mole?

Well done, James.

You have a decision to make now and this is about strategy,

you can bring a new life into the game. Or you can take

Jacky's life away from her.

Just makes you that little bit stronger than everybody.

-What would you like to do?

-I'm a friendly guy. I'll bring another one into the game.

OK, another life comes into the game.

Ironically James does not live up to his name, which is...?

-Second name, James?

-It's Killer.

-Killer - what a great name to have, that is!

-Thanks very much.

James gets to choose the next subject category -

blockbuster films, theatre, transport, scientists, books. James?

-It's going to be theatre.

-All right.

The next three questions will be on theatre.

-Strong subject for you?

-I wouldn't like to say, Nick.

-All right.

Let's find out. Let's ask the question.

If you were to stick together with no more errors and go through,

you would have £2,700.

If somebody was to break away at this point and go it alone,

£7,500 could be theirs for themselves.

Does anybody want to break away?

CLOCK TICKS

Not for now. Good, staying as a team.

The next three questions are on theatre.

The first of those is question seven.

Which British comedian

wrote the novel Popcorn and adapted it for the stage?

-Ben Elton.

-I honestly don't know.

Jacky steps forward. Jacky?

-Ben Elton.

-Is the answer Ben Elton?

Well done. We're up and running on theatre.

Another £100 - we're up to £400.

I notice Jacky's been very quick to answer

all of these questions.

Very quick to give the answer out to everybody else.

She's looking very strong and she has a life.

Question eight.

Who wrote the plays Cat On A Hot Tin Roof and A Streetcar Named Desire?

-Tennessee Williams. Definitely.

-Do you want me to do it?

-Paul?

-Tennessee Williams.

Is it Tennessee Williams?

-Yes!

-Tennessee Williams. Well done.

Another £100.

Question nine -

My Fair Lady is a musical based upon

which George Bernard Shaw play?

Pygmalion. 100%.

Vicky steps forward gingerly. Vicky?

-Is it Pygmalion?

-Is the answer Pygmalion?

Well done, indeed. £600.

You've reached a break point.

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

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

Norwegian Johan Vaaler is usually credited

with this essential office item.

Since he was granted a patent at the turn of the century,

few items have enjoyed such widespread use.

BUZZER

-Patsy?

-Is it the paper clip?

Is the answer paper clip?

-Well done.

-Nice one, Patsy!

-Very, very good. Very, very early.

OK, Patsy, do you want to bring a life into the game

or do you have worries about James or Jacky?

Do you want to take a life off one of them?

-I think I'm going to take Jacky's life.

-Ohh!

You are going to regret that, lady!

Jacky, you lose that life.

And Patsy, you get it.

We have a statement of intent. OK?

Patsy is thinking about that money on this track.

We know that for a fact. I'm sure you're all thinking about it.

But she's shown her colours early.

Patsy, the next thing you have to do,

and again this is tactical as well,

you have to choose the category. Here are the categories that remain.

I think I'm going to go for books.

Going for books. The next set of questions will be on books.

Maybe that's a really strong subject for her,

maybe she's just about to break away with that new life of hers.

Let's find out. Let's ask the question.

Stick together - £2,700 to share.

Break away now, go on your own -

£6,900.

The questions on this side are exactly the same

as the questions on that side,

they just happen to be worth three times as much.

And the earlier you go, the more you capitalise on that difference.

Does anybody wish to break away?

CLOCK TICKS

You cowards! Honestly!

Maybe you're going to stick together.

-You do make it sound appealing.

-It does sound appealing.

I'm just pointing out that maybe there's money that you could be winning

that you're not winning.

The next three questions are on books.

Question 10 -

Rivals, Polo and Jump are novels by which British author?

-Jilly Cooper.

-Are we sure?

-Definitely.

Patsy steps forward.

-Patsy?

-Jilly Cooper.

If the answer's Jelly Cooper, we'll be upset.

Is the answer Jilly Cooper?

-Good job, team!

-Well done. Another question successfully answered.

Question 11 -

Holden Caulfield is the teenage protagonist and narrator of which book?

-Catcher In The Rye.

-100%, Catcher In The Rye.

Vicky was straight in on that one.

-Vicky, the answer?

-Catcher In The Rye.

Is it Catcher In The Rye?

-Nicely played.

-Well done.

Absolutely wonderful team effort, this is.

Question 12.

What is the only published novel by Anna Sewell?

-Black Beauty.

-Yes, it's definitely Black Beauty.

-I'll take it.

-Jacky and Patsy both said it.

-Jacky, what did you say?

-Black Beauty.

-Is it Black Beauty?

-Well done.

-£900.

Now, you've reached a break point.

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

One more life after this, OK?

If you're playing the life game, this is the penultimate one.

Who, where or what is this?

This country is the eighth largest country in the world,

occupying an area more extensive than Mexico

and the US state of Texas combined.

It encompasses immense plains, deserts, tundra and forests.

BUZZER

-Paul?

-It's a guess - I'm going to say Australia.

Is the answer Australia?

Come on, come on! Oh!

No, it is not Australia. Paul, you are frozen out.

As well as mountains, rivers

and thousands of miles of ocean shoreline on the Atlantic Ocean...

BUZZER

-Jacky?

-Africa.

-Is the answer Africa?

Shaped like an inverted triangle...

-Vicky?

-Is it Brazil?

-Is it...?

Oh, no!

The country is bordered by Chile to the south and west,

Bolivia and Paraguay to the north, and Brazil and...

Patsy?

Argentina.

Is the fourth guess correct?

Well done, well done. Patsy gets another life.

Now, Patsy, you can bring that life in or you can take James' life away.

I took one life out of the game and,

um, I don't think it's tactically what I want to do again. So I'll bring another life into the game.

OK, a new life comes into the game for Patsy.

How does that make you feel, Jacky?

-LAUGHTER

-Cheesed off.

There was a long pause while you went through a number of swear words

before coming to "cheesed". OK, well, I can understand that.

Patsy, you get to choose the next subject category.

Scientists.

Scientists.

That may make some of you feel this is the time to break away.

Let's ask the question.

£2,700 - if you go through the line together,

and I think you have every chance of doing that,

you're working very well. One tiny mistake's all that you've made.

However, were you to break away, £6,300 for any individual

that goes all the way on their own.

You have found it a walk in the park.

It would be a walk in the park over here too.

The question is - does anybody want to break away?

CLOCK TICKING

All right, for now.

OK, we have three questions on scientists.

Question 13.

Scientist and TV presenter Professor Brian Cox

was a keyboard player in which chart-topping group?

-D:Ream.

-Yes.

-I'm going up for it.

-Mark steps forward. The answer?

-D:Ream.

-D:Ream.

Is the answer D:Ream?

Pleased about that, cos I had £1,000 - if we had a question on scientists,

he would crop up somewhere along the line. So, question 14.

Which scientist became the first woman to win a Nobel Prize?

-Marie Curie.

-I think it was Marie Curie.

-Sounds right.

-Do you want to go, Jacky?

-Jacky steps forward.

-The answer, Jacky?

-Marie Curie.

Is the answer Marie Curie?

-Yes!

-No doubt at all. Of course it's Marie Curie!

One more question to reach the next break point.

Got to get it right, of course.

And that question is question 15.

Which Swedish scientist devised the centigrade temperature scale?

-Celsius.

-Was it not Celsius?

-Fahrenheit.

-No, Anders Celsius.

-Was it? I don't know the name.

-Just Celsius.

-I'm not sure.

-Five seconds.

-Answer, Vicky?

-Not sure, but maybe Celsius?

You're going for Celsius. Is the answer Celsius?

-Oh!

-Well done.

Well done. Anders Celsius.

OK, you've got through scientists.

Maybe that was the thing that you were all waiting to get rid of,

who knows? But now we have the chance to win a life.

One of the lives that have disappeared out of the game.

James has one life. Patsy has two lives.

This is a last chance to win yourselves a life, OK?

Who, where or what is this?

This band formed in 1976 and initially called themselves Feedback.

Inspired by punk music, they used to rehearse in their drummer's kitchen.

They went through another name change to become The Hype

before settling on the name they are now known as throughout the world.

In 1980, they released their debut album, Boy.

Their third album, War... Mark?

-U2.

-Is the answer U2?

-Well done, mate.

-Well done.

It is U2. That means Paul, Jacky, Vicky won't have a life in this game.

Mark, do you want to bring a new life into the game so there are four

or would you like to take one from Patsy or from James?

I like an even playing field so I will have one from you, if you don't mind.

Patsy loses one of her lives. Mark gains one.

Mark, let's choose the next subject category.

-Let's have transport.

-OK.

There are no more lives to be won so, if you're going to break away, now might be the time.

Let's ask that question.

If you stick together, 2,700 to share between you, and you work well as a team.

If you were to break away and go on your own, £5,700 for yourself.

Does anybody wish to break away?

-It's a love-in.

-It's either a love-in or just inertia.

You're just comfortable. Three questions on transport before the next break point.

Question 16.

Who designed the Clifton Suspension Bridge?

-Kingdom Brunel.

-Yes. I've heard of him.

-Go on, then.

-Jacky steps forward. The answer is?

-Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

Is it Isambard Kingdom Brunel?

-Come on, guys.

-Another £100.

I feel like you should get some bonus money, James, for having

heard of Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

"Yes, I've heard of him. I've heard of him."

Question 17.

Who made the world's first non-stop transatlantic flight

in the Spirit of St Louis?

Oh...

-Was it Arthur...?

-The one whose son was kidnapped.

-Lindbergh.

-Charles Lindbergh.

-Yeah, I'll go.

-Mark steps forward.

For just a moment there was a panic, but you're going for...

-Charles Lindbergh.

-..Charles Lindbergh. Is it Charles Lindbergh?

-Yes!

-Teamwork.

-Well done. Last question on transport.

If you get it right... You must get it right to keep the money.

Question 18.

In which European capital would you find Tara Street railway station?

-No idea.

-We'll have to guess a European capital. We don't know.

It sounds Irish. Dublin or Belfast. Tara Street.

-How is it spelt?

-Dublin.

-I don't know.

-I don't think it's Belfast.

Five seconds, four seconds, three seconds. Mark steps forward.

-Dublin.

-You're going to go for Dublin. A lot of discussion there.

If you're wrong, £1,400 is wiped away. Is the answer Dublin?

-Yes, yes, yes!

-Good guess.

-That was amazing.

-That was textbook team play. Beautifully done.

The next three questions will be on blockbuster films.

You've all been wonderful but I can see Jacky stepping forward time after time again. Right.

Let's ask the question.

Stick together, £2,700 to share between you.

If somebody was to break away now and go on their own, £5,100.

Still a lot of money. All those things to think about. Five seconds.

Does anybody want to break away?

Jacky has chosen to break away.

Jacky, join me on the Breakaway track.

-Time to put my money where my mouth is.

-Put your money where your mouth is.

Put your mouth where the money is, is the real thing you need to do.

You are a strong player. You've been doing well.

-You had that life taken off you. Did that keep you from breaking away earlier?

-Yes. It did.

-OK.

You've broken away on question 18.

There are 12 questions left.

Get through that line on your own, £5,100 could be yours.

Do you think you can make it on your own?

You have done very well up until this point.

-I'd like to take someone with me.

-You'd like to take someone with you.

Remember, they can say no. Who would you like to ask to go with you?

-I'd like to take Mark if he'd come.

-Mark, would you like to join Jacky?

Thanks for the offer, Jacky. I don't get many of them these days.

I'll stay where I am just now if you don't mind.

That's totally your privilege to make that decision.

-Jacky, that means you're on your own...

-Yep.

..until the next break point, then you can ask somebody to join you again.

Jacky, you did have a life and now you don't

-and that means any error, any error...

-Walk of shame.

..you're out of the game. I wish you lots of luck. You've done very well so far.

Do the same thing. The three questions are on blockbuster films.

Question 19.

Who played the title role in the 1996 musical film Evita?

-Straightforward. Jacky, the answer?

-Madonna.

She says Madonna. Is Madonna correct?

Well done. Well done. That's another £300 straightaway. There's two more

until we reach that break point. Question 20.

In the 1939 film Gone With The Wind which character says,

"Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn"?

-Jacky?

-Rhett Butler.

-Very quick answer. Is it Rhett Butler?

Very confident. No room for error, pack.

If she makes an error she's out,

the money comes across to you, you come up to where she's playing.

She's looking very strong for the moment. Question 21.

Which 1933 film is set on and around Skull Island?

-Straight away Jacky steps forward. The answer, Jacky?

-Treasure Island.

Jacky says Treasure Island. If the answer is Treasure Island

that's another £300, you've reached the break point,

you've done very well. If the answer is not Treasure Island,

Jacky, you are out of the game.

Is the answer Treasure Island?

Please go green. Please go green.

You looked very happy over there. What do you think the answer was?

-King Kong.

-King Kong. That was the answer. 1933 film King Kong.

Jacky, you were very brave. I have the feeling, if you had that life,

you might have gone the whole way.

-I'm afraid it's goodbye.

-OK.

The rest of you are back in. Please come and join me on question 21.

She has earned you some money there.

£2,100 to share between you at the moment.

You've gone two questions further forward.

Question 21.

In the Harry Potter film series, what is the first name

of Professor Dumbledore?

-Albus.

-Albus. Shall I go?

-Go on.

-10 seconds. James steps forward. James?

-Albus.

James says Albus. They need to keep that money there.

Is the answer Albus?

-Yes!

-Nice one.

-Well done. £2,200.

You haven't wasted the money that was earned for you by Jacky.

Now we've reached the final run. It's the last nine questions.

Nine questions remain. From this point on the questions are pot luck.

Because this is important, it gets tenser and tenser,

you're going to have 30 seconds to answer each question.

Before we get on we have a big decision to make.

£4,900 if you break away now on your own. All for yourself.

Nine questions, it's perfectly possible. Does anybody want to break away?

OK. Right. Three more questions until you get another chance.

Each of them worth £100. Any error, the money that you have will go.

Pot luck. First question. Question 22.

What number is the answer to the Roman numeral sum

XXIV - IX?

-24 - 9. 23...

-15.

-Forward when you know it. You've got 30 seconds.

-24 - 9...

-24 - 9, it's 15, yes?

-Definitely.

Paul steps forward. Very quick to work that out. Is he right?

-What's the answer?

-15.

-He says it's 15. Is the answer 15?

Well done. Another one out of the way. Eight questions to go. Still a great team.

You're working beautifully well. Question 23.

The gall bladder is attached to which organ of the human body?

-It's not the liver, is it?

-It helps the digestion. Stomach?

-I should have paid attention in biology.

-Stomach?

-Gall bladder.

-We don't need the gall bladder.

-20 seconds.

-That's in the stomach, kidneys.

-15 seconds.

-You've got to get this right.

-I don't know what you think.

It's not an organ?

-10 seconds.

-Kidney or liver?

I'd be tempted to say kidney because... It's just a guess.

Step forward.

-Paul.

-We had one second left. Kidney.

If kidney is incorrect you lose £2,300.

If kidney is correct you have 2,400.

Lots of things were thrown out there. Kidney was one of them.

Is the answer kidney?

-No! Oh, no!

-Take one step back, Paul.

The first thing Vicky said the moment the question was asked

was liver.

She was standing there going, "Liver, liver, liver."

And you weren't even looking at her.

-It's all right.

-The answer is liver, as Vicky said.

£2,300 goes down to zero.

Bye!

It's done now, but it means the game is different,

it means there is a lot less money to win. Let's get the next couple of questions done,

reach the next break point, then we can think again about where we stand.

Question 23.

Which musical instrument represents Ireland on the Royal Standard?

The harp. Definitely. Shall I do it?

-Vicky, first in again.

-The harp.

-Vicky says harp.

Is the answer harp?

Well done. £100, OK. Question 24.

In which British city was Sex And The City actress Kim Cattrall born?

Oh. It's either Birmingham...

-Liverpool.

-Liverpool, yes! Definitely Liverpool.

-Mark steps forward.

-Liverpool.

Is the answer Liverpool?

The answer is Liverpool, well done, that's £200.

You've gone some way to putting the disappointment behind you.

But, it is time to make the big decision again.

Stick together, £800 to share between you.

As long as you get them right. break away now, £2,000 for yourself.

It is a shorter route to the line now.

You can take somebody with you, does anybody want to break away?

Vicky has broken away, Vicky, please come

and join me on the Breakaway track.

I feel disappointed with the whole liver business, to be honest.

Vicky, you have broken away on question 25.

There are six questions between you and the finish line.

If you get to that finish line

on your own, £2,000, you can ask somebody to come and join you.

-OK, yes, please.

-Right, let's have a look down there.

Who would you like to ask?

Mark is giving me puppy dog eyes, so I think I will ask Mark.

-Would you like to come and join Vicky?

-I think I will, this time.

All right, Mark, come and join Vicky on the Breakaway track.

-Build up a nice pot, that would be nice, thanks.

-Do all the hard work!

Exactly so. Paul, James and Patsy,

you could still easily come back into this game.

-Are we ready?

-Yes.

-Ready.

-OK. Question 25.

According to the song, which lady cried, "Cockles and mussels,

"alive, alive-oh!" on the streets of Dublin?

According to the song, which lady cried, "Cockles and mussels,

"alive, alive-oh!" on the streets of Dublin?

-Oh, my God!

-20 seconds.

-# Cockles and mussels

# Alive, alive-oh! # Erm...

-15 seconds.

-Oh, sugar!

-Oh, my Lord!

-10 seconds.

-I know this.

-No, um...

-Eight seconds.

Five seconds. You're going to have to step forward. Three seconds.

Step forward. OK. Mark?

The...Irish lady.

The Irish lady!

-It's the best I could do, sorry!

-Is the answer "the Irish lady"?

In a sense, Mark, it is AN Irish lady. Molly Malone.

-Molly Malone!

-My word!

OK, you have a decision to make, you have made an error on your first attempt.

You can either take Vicky out of the game, or take a life from Mark.

One person's knowledge is less than two, it's got to get harder.

-We will have Vicky back.

-She's too smart.

-All right.

Totally your decision.

Vicky, you broke away bravely, go and lick your wounds.

So, Mark, you are left on your own. She asked you to come and join her.

I'm sure you can get six answers correct, even though you are the man

who answered, "The Irish lady," to the question about Molly Malone!

-Good luck.

-Thank you.

-Question 25.

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is the address of which landmark?

30 seconds.

-20 seconds.

-It's either...

I've got a few ideas here, I know it's in Washington.

It's one or the other, I'm not too sure.

-It's either the Capitol building or the White House.

-Mark?

The White House.

Is the answer the White House?

Well done. You're up and running. Question 26.

The word "smorgasbord" comes from which language?

Smorgasbord. Er...

Which language... It's either one or the other.

It's a bit of a toss of the coin.

-20 seconds.

-I've always been an ABBA fan.

-Mark?

-Sweden.

Is the answer Swedish?

-Oh, good man!

-It comes from bread, butter and table, those words put together.

Well done, £800. One more question

until the break point,

then you can ask somebody to join you if you feel you'd like to.

You've still got that life, you're doing really well, don't worry.

Question 27.

Which poet wrote, "Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone

"Prevent the dog from barking with a juicy bone"?

Can you just say which film it's from? That would be much easier!

Right, OK...

Time is ticking down.

OK, Mark?

I'm going to go John Betjeman.

John Betjeman, OK. Is the answer John Betjeman?

-Mark, you need to step back. The answer... Anybody know?

-WH Auden.

WH Auden is the correct answer. Mark, you lose a life.

They're getting excited back there!

They think the money is going to move across,

they think you're going to get knocked out.

Question 27.

Which TV gameshow was first hosted by Bob Monkhouse

and later Les Dennis?

-Pretty sure...

-25 seconds.

And it's still...

-He steps forward quite quickly. Mark?

-Family Fortunes.

Mark says Family Fortunes. You've had a step back,

another step back would be the ultimate one.

Is the answer Family Fortunes?

-Well done. Well done.

-They all knew that.

You are three questions away from stepping through that line

and having £2,000 for yourself.

£1,100 is already there. You have reached a break point.

Do you feel you can make it on your own,

or do you think you need some help?

It's a bit lonely over here, I think I will ask someone across.

All right, then. Mark, who would you like to ask?

I'm going to go for Paul, nothing to lose.

Thank you very much, Mark, I think I'm going to go.

Paul, please come and join Mark on the Breakaway track.

-Let's guess our way to the end, mate!

-We've got to get there.

We are in an interesting place here, because you have no lives.

One error and Patsy and James can send one of you home.

Question 28.

Which nursery rhyme character declared, "What a good boy am I"?

Little Jack Horner sat in a corner, eating...

-Yes, it was Little Jack Horner.

-Go for it.

-Paul?

-Little Jack Horner.

Is it Little Jack Horner?

Well done indeed, step forward with him. Another question gone,

only two to go. Paul, very quick on that, weren't you?

Much stronger, clearly, on nursery rhymes!

THEY LAUGH

OK, question 29.

Vivien Leigh, Joanna Lumley

and Spike Milligan were all born in which country?

-30 seconds.

-India? Yeah, I know Spike Milligan was.

-Definitely.

-Joanna Lumley, yeah, definitely... Hence the Gurkhas.

-Go on.

Mark?

-India.

-Mark says India. Is the answer India?

Well done, well done indeed. Paul, step forward.

Get this right, the two of you step through that line,

you get £1,000 each

and you have salvaged something from a real up-and-down game.

Question 30.

In pre-decimal currency, how many shillings were in a pound?

-OK, hang on. Shilling, was it 10p or 5p?

-5p. In a pound, would be 20.

-Yeah.

-So, 20 shillings in a pound, things like guineas are different.

-20 seconds.

-Hang on. A bob was 10p, wasn't it?

-No, a bob was 5p.

-There would be 20 5p's in a pound.

-But is a shilling 10 or five?

-5p.

-10 seconds.

-20 then, yes?

-Go for it, 20.

-Eight seconds, really used the time there.

-What's your answer?

-20.

-20.

If the answer is 20, you step through that line

and you have £1,000 each. All right?

Is the answer 20?

Go green, go green!

Well done! Congratulations.

Now, this was a game that was all about lives,

the lives that were taken and those that are left,

but well done, £1,000 each. Join us next time when six more players must

decide between safety in numbers or standing out from the crowd.

Goodbye. Well done, boys.

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