Episode 7 Breakaway

Welcome to break away, a race to this finish line.

There's £10,000 to be won,

but will today's players stick together and win together,

or break away from the pack in a bid to win everything for themselves?

Today's six players are...

I'm Sue. I'm a marketing consultant from Essex.

I'm Alvin. I'm a digital media consultant from London.

I'm Kris. I'm a business development manager from East Lothian.

I'm Daisy. I'm a dentist and I'm from Cork.

I'm Mark. I'm a science lecturer and I'm from London.

I'm Laura. I'm a medical representative and I'm from Poole.

Please take your places on the start line.

30 correct answers stand between you and the finish line.

With every correct answer,

you'll win £100 for the communal prize pot

waiting for you all to share at the end.

But any one of you can, 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,

but answer a single 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 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

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

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

for the brave decision to do it so early, to go it alone.

So, for the chance to win £10,000, does anybody wish to break away?

OK. You're together as a team, you need to find out about each other,

you need to know what your strengths and weaknesses are

but, most of all, you need to answer the questions correctly.

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

And your first subject is...

movie soundtracks.

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 you all happy?

-Are we ready to do this?

-ALL: Yes.

Question one.

I know this, Slum Dog Millionaire. Will I go?

Daisy?

Yes, the answer is Slum Dog Millionaire.

Is it Slum Dog Millionaire?

-Come on up.

-You're up and running, £100, first question.

It's always nice to get that one out of the way.

Question two.

Oh, that's Simon and Garfunkel, isn't it?

That would be Simon and Garfunkel, Nick.

Is it Simon and Garfunkel?

Well done. Two out of two, £200, you're on the way.

Question three.

That was Patrick Swayze.

-Laura?

-That was Patrick Swayze.

-Was it Patrick Swayze?

-Definitely.

Well done, perfect start, £300. Three questions correct,

no mistakes at all and we've reached today's first break point.

But before then, there's something that might influence your decision.

This is the chance to win yourself a life.

Now, a life is very important, of course, if you break away and you get a question wrong.

Because a life can protect you from instant elimination.

For this question, you're going to be playing against each other, you are not a team.

This is for your personal protection.

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

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

This rock star was born in Chiswick, London, in 1951.

At the age of 14, he took the role of the Artful Dodger in the West End production of Oliver

and made childhood cameos in the Beatles video for A Hard Day's Night

and the film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

His interest in music and drumming began at school, where

-he played with his local school...

-BUZZER

-Mark?

-I think that sounds much like Phil Collins, Nick.

For the first life, is Mark right?

Well done, Mark. So Mark gets the first life.

-It just makes him that little bit safer.

-Yes.

And because you've won the life, you also get to choose the next subject category.

I'd like to go for European food.

So the next three questions will be on European food.

Before I ask you those questions...

..I want to stress how much more money can be won

on this side of the track.

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 to yourself.

Does anybody want to break away?

Lots of looking around, lots of wondering.

Perhaps not confident enough yet.

Question number four.

Herring, isn't it?

-Sue?

-Herring.

Lots of shouts of herring there. Is herring the correct answer?

Well done, another £100,

another question negotiated.

Question five.

I had that in a pub quiz on Thursday. It's Norway.

I got it wrong, but it's Norway.

I feel like I've got a very naughty class in front of me. Daisy?

-What answer would you like to give?

-Norway.

-Is the answer Norway?

Yes! Good job, Mark.

£500. It starts racking up quite nicely, doesn't it?

Question number six.

Oh, something "cine", fettuccine.

Is it linguine?

Something with "ine" at the end.

Linguine.

-Alvin?

-Linguine.

Is the answer linguine?

Perfect start. Six questions, £600.

We've reached another breakaway point

and we've reached the chance to win another life.

Fingers on your buzzers. It's always the same question -

who, where or what is this?

This soap was originally called Meadowcroft

and was conceived by Phil Redmond, the creator of Grange Hill and Hollyoaks.

-BUZZER

-Mark?

-Brookside.

Is the answer Brookside?

Well done, Mark.

Mark gets himself another life.

OK, so you've got the life, Mark, choose the next subject, please.

Well, my worst subject is sport,

so I'm definitely going to go to sport.

I think we've got some sporting fans here.

In the hope your teammates will help you through it.

I'm going to now ask you the important question.

If you stay together, you could win £3,000 split between you.

£7,800 if you were to break away now

and get yourself through that finish line.

If you prevaricate and wait until later and later and later and later,

hundreds and hundreds of pounds go missing.

Does anybody want to break away?

-Alvin has chosen to break away.

-I did.

-Alvin!

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

Well done.

OK, you have broken away on question six. There are 24 questions left.

If you get through that finish line,

£7,800 will be yours, Alvin.

You can, if you want, ask somebody to come and join you.

You get to share their knowledge,

but if you get through the finish line together,

you'll also have to split the money.

Alvin, would you like to ask anybody to come and join you?

I'm going to invite Laura, I think.

You see Laura and yourself as the dream team here. Why Laura?

I just think with our joint knowledge, potentially, we could go all the way.

So, Laura, would you like to come and join Alvin?

-No, it's too early for me, I'm not confident enough to go now.

-OK.

-Sorry, Alvin.

-Do you feel rejected now, Alvin?

-I thought we had a connection!

-Sorry!

All right, you're on your own. If you get through the next three questions,

there will be another chance to ask somebody to join you, all right?

The next three questions are going to be on sporting legends. Question seven.

15 seconds, you're on your own, remember, Alvin.

I'm pretty sure it's five or six.

Seven seconds, you have to step forward and give the answer.

Five seconds, four seconds, three seconds, Alvin, OK.

-What's the answer, Alvin?

-Five.

-Is Alvin correct?

Well done.

Good start, £300, you're up and running. All right?

-Yes, looking good.

-Question eight.

Oh, I know that as well.

When you know the answer, step forward.

Five seconds left, you need to hurry up.

You need to step forward. Three seconds.

-One second left there, Alvin. What's the answer?

-Stephen Hendry.

Is it Stephen Hendry?

-Come on!

-I don't know whether you're playing with us here, Alvin.

You left that very, very fine, you left it so late. All right.

Question nine.

-I get them mixed up, there's Rumble in the Jungle.

-12 seconds.

-Thriller in Manila.

-Everybody does.

It was either George Foreman or Joe Frazier.

Eight seconds, seven seconds, six seconds, five seconds, four seconds.

OK. Who was it?

Joe Frazier.

Is Joe Frazier the correct answer?

Yes!

Right, the money now is £1,500, that's how quickly it goes up.

You've just added £900 by answering three questions.

A life would be very nice and we're now at the next break point

and you have a chance to win yourself one.

But also, so does everybody else.

OK, so it's fingers on buzzers, everybody. Who, what, where is this?

This Canadian city,

once known as Bytown in the 19th century, is the second largest in the province of Ontario

and the fourth largest in the country,

-sharing its name with the river on which it stands.

-The...

-BUZZER

-Laura.

-Orinoco.

Is the answer Orinoco?

Home to the National Museum Of Science and Technology,

the National Gallery

and the official residence of the Canadian Prime Minister at 24 Sussex...

-BUZZER

-Daisy.

-Ottawa.

-Is the answer Ottawa?

Yes, it is, Daisy, well done. So, Daisy, you have won a life.

The question is, do you want to bring a new life into the game,

or do you want to take one off Mark?

I have decided to bring a new life into the game, please.

A new life into the game. Mark has two lives.

Daisy, because you've won the life, you get to choose the next subject category.

You are choosing what Alvin is going to have to answer here.

-I am going towards classical literature.

-Classical literature.

Why did you choose it, Daisy?

You look like someone who reads Jane Austen.

Because he was strong on sport doesn't mean he isn't going to be strong on literature.

Yeah, I love Keira Knightley.

You've got a chance, because you're at a break point,

to ask somebody to join you again.

-Last time, Laura said no.

-I'm over that.

-You're over that.

Would you like to ask somebody to come and join you?

I'm going to have to, because I hate reading books.

OK. Looks like Daisy may have chosen the right subject.

Who would you like to come and join you?

I'm going to have to go with Mark.

-He might say no, but he's got two lifelines and he's quite a smart guy.

-Mark,

Alvin would like to join you, would you like to join him?

It's too... Right, yeah...

-No, no, thank you.

-Oh.

All right, Mark has said no. So you're on your own again.

You have no lives, a pattern is emerging, maybe they've been chatting amongst themselves.

They've decided to hang you out to dry. You're on £1,500.

Alvin, you're on your own.

Three questions to go on the subject of classical literature.

Question ten.

15 seconds, remember. Ten seconds left.

If you don't step forward,

you just fail anyway. Five seconds.

Four, three, two.

Alvin, what's the answer?

Cosmopolitan.

Is the answer Cosmopolitan?

You knew, in your heart of hearts.

You said you didn't like reading

and you got a question that involved a book and a magazine.

The answer was Vanity Fair.

You were very brave to break out so early. You did well,

you earned lots of money for them now.

Done very well but, for you, the game's over.

-No problem, thank you, Nick.

-Cheers.

-OK, so you are back in.

-Come and join us on Question ten.

You've got the money that Alvin's won for you. You are on £1,500.

More than you would have been if you'd played as a team

and he hadn't broken away. That, I have to say, felt like a hit,

it felt like you'd stitched him up completely.

Two of you didn't go and join him, Daisy chose the subject that she thought would get rid of him.

-Ah, I didn't say that.

-Well, I'm sorry, you did say that,

that's exactly what you said.

Anyway, the point of the matter is, you're back in the game.

There's one less person to share the money with,

and there's more money up there, £1,500.

The subject is classic literature.

Question ten.

-Two Towers.

-Two Towers.

-Kris?

-The Two Towers.

Two Towers, Kris, thank you very much.

Is that the first time

-we've heard from you, Kris?

-Yes. I've been quiet.

-I know.

-He's just warming up.

-Is the answer The Two Towers?

Yes, it is. It's another £100.

Question 11.

That's Jane Austen.

-Sue?

-Jane Austen.

-Is the answer Jane Austen?

Yes, it is. Another £100.

Question 12.

Is Clover the horse?

You could be right...

Ten seconds, remember.

I think he's the horse.

Seven, six, five.

-Sue?

-Horse?

-If that is incorrect, you lose all of the money.

-Oh!

Is the answer horse?

£1,800, you have. Well done.

We have reached another breakaway point.

After this, there is only one more life to be won.

The usual question - who, what, or where is this?

This footballer was born on 24th October 1985.

He made his professional debut at the age of just 16

and went on to win the BBC Young Sports Personality Of The Year,

having only played in the Premier League for four months.

-He made...

-BUZZER

-Kris is going to go for this.

-Wayne Rooney.

Is Wayne Rooney correct?

Yes, it is. Kris, you win a life.

The question, again, is do you want to bring a life into the game,

or do you want to take one off Daisy or off Mark?

-I'd like to take one off Mark.

-You're going to take a life off Mark.

Do you identify Mark as a threat, possibly?

So Mark's life goes to Kris.

Kris, because you've won the life, you get to choose the next category.

So the choices are...

-Kris?

-I'll go for islands.

-Islands.

Mark, how do you feel about having that life taken off you?

-Disappointed. There we go.

-Do you take it personally?

-No, no.

-You should.

So the next three questions will be on islands.

Before that, we have that very significant moment once again.

Somebody's already broken away once.

We know what happens over here.

The money is just that bit more significant.

Does anybody wish to break away?

It's all very well, Sue, talking to Laura and asking Laura,

but Laura could say, "No, I'm not going to," then press the button.

-I know.

-You're all staying together. The next question is question 13.

-Ibiza.

-It is Ibiza.

-Daisy?

-It's Ibiza.

-Is the answer Ibiza?

Well done, you're working very well as a team.

Question 14.

-That's Sicily. I'm sure.

-Definitely?

-Definitely Sicily.

-Go ahead.

-The answer is Sicily.

-If it's wrong, you lose everything.

Is Sicily correct?

Well done, another question done, £2,000.

Question 15.

Honshu? Is it? Honshu?

Honshu.

-Go on, Kris, go for it.

-Eight seconds. Kris?

-Honshu.

-Is the answer Honshu?

Well done, another £100.

That's islands done and dusted.

We've reached another breakaway point. We're really moving on.

Halfway through the game now.

We're going to ask the question to win a life now.

Last chance, no more lives after this.

Could really affect the balance of power and make a big difference.

Who, where, or what is this?

This king was the son of Frederick Louis, Prince of Wales,

and Princess Augusta of Saxe-Gotha.

His father died when he was 12, leaving him heir to the throne,

and his accession took place in 1760, in the midst of the Seven Years' War.

BUZZER

-Mark?

-Is it George III?

Are you asking me a question, or giving me the answer?

George III is what you've said. Is it George III?

-Well done!

-OK.

Mark, please shut your mouth, Mark. Daisy, as a dentist,

she was getting professionally interested there.

Mark gets another life. The question is...

And again, tactics, tactics, tactics.

..do you want to bring a life into the game, do you want to take a life off someone?

-No, I think I'll take a new life, please.

-OK.

Mark has two lives. There are no more lives to be won.

Daisy has one life, Kris has one life, Sue no lives, Laura no lives.

Mark's won his life, he gets to choose the next category.

Oh, I don't know. Sitcoms, I think.

Sitcoms. But before that, we have the key question to ask.

If you're going to do it

and you want to earn the maximum amount of money,

£6,600, you've got to be doing it soon.

Does anybody want to break away?

I'm a rubbish salesman, aren't I?!

Three questions, you're staying as a team, you're not ready to go yet.

Your decision entirely. Question 16.

-The Royle Family.

-Go for it.

-I wouldn't have got that.

-Kris?

-The Royle Family.

-Is it The Royle Family?

Well done, Kris.

£2,200. Kris was very confident.

He came in with it first. Mark said he wouldn't have known it.

Maybe that's why he chose sitcoms,

that maybe is why he didn't break away.

Question 17.

Oh, that would have been Last Of The Summer Wine. Yeah, I'm sure.

-Those are the dates.

-Can I?

Of course you can. I give you permission.

-What's the answer?

-Last Of The Summer Wine.

Last Of The Summer Wine, is that correct?

£2,300. Question 18.

His name is Kelsey Grammer.

Eight seconds. Seven seconds.

Step forward. Sue steps forward.

-Kelsey Grammer.

-Kelsey Grammer.

Is the answer Kelsey Grammer?

Yes, it is. Well done, Laura.

We have £2,400. The last category is...

After we ask that other question.

Breakaway now, on your own through the line, £6,000 could be won.

Does anybody want to break away?

I'm starting to think

you're going to go all the way as a team...

-We like each other.

-..which would be lovely, and why not?

There's lots of money there. The only risk in that

is if you get one wrong, you could have no pounds.

All right. Question 19.

-Judo.

-Judo, yeah.

We think it's judo.

Is judo the correct answer?

It is. £100 goes on to the total.

£2,500.

Nice little total. Little.

Question 20.

Ten seconds to go,

a lot of anxious faces.

Seven seconds. Five seconds. If you don't step forward,

you lose the money without answering.

-Sue?

-Xiaoping?

-Xiaoping. If you're wrong...

-I AM wrong.

-..you lose everything.

-Have you just made it up?

-No, I...

It might be right, it might be right.

Is Xiaoping the correct answer?

Step back, please, you're still on the same question.

Do not say I didn't warn you.

£2,500 is no longer there.

The answer was Hu Jintao. All right,

no pounds, it's a time to think.

There's less reason to stay over that side. So, again, question 20.

Carla Bruni.

-OK.

-The answer is Carla Bruni.

Is the answer Carla Bruni?

You've got £100. Question 21.

-Mussolini.

-That is Mussolini,

-definitely.

-13 seconds. Sue?

-Mussolini.

-Mussolini.

Last time you told me the name of a world leader, it was wrong.

-I know.

-Is the answer Mussolini?

Well done. £200, between you.

We have reached the final run-in.

Just nine questions remain.

From now on, the questions are pot luck.

They could be on anything whatsoever.

You'll now have 30 seconds to answer.

Right, I'm going to ask you that question again.

£2,900 could be won if you broke away now

and went through the finish line on your own.

If you stay together, £1,100 between you.

If you stay together on that side. Would anybody like to break away?

Very, very quick on the buzzer. Daisy has broken away.

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

-Daisy, you have broken away on question 21.

-Yes.

There are nine questions left

between you and the finish line.

If you cross that finish line, the entire prize fund

of £2,900 could be yours.

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

Daisy, would you like anybody to come and join you?

-Yes, I would, please.

-Who would you like to ask to join you?

-I'd like to ask Mark to join me.

-OK.

-Mark, would you like to come and join Daisy?

-No, thank you.

-Wow!

You may live to regret that, Mark, because Daisy might go all the way.

Who knows?

The important thing is to answer these questions correctly. You've got one life to protect you, OK?

-There's not a great margin of error.

-No.

-Question 22.

Don't look at me.

You've got time. OK.

-Great Eagle. Great... I don't know.

-Great?

-Yes.

Is the answer the Great Eagle?

-The answer is the Bald Eagle.

-Oh, right.

-So you've fallen at the first hurdle.

-Yes.

But you're still in the game. You lose a life, Daisy.

Very vulnerable now.

Any of these questions wrong, you're out of the game.

Again. Question 22.

-Stepped forward before the clock even started.

-Alexander McQueen.

Alexander McQueen, says Daisy, looking very, very confident.

Is the answer Alexander McQueen?

Well done. £500 is up there.

Question 23.

I'm not British. OK...

It still exists, even if you're not British.

-I am aware.

-20 seconds, 19, 18, 17.

-I'm going to have to guess. OK.

I'm going to say Manchester.

If Manchester isn't the right answer, Daisy,

the game is over for you.

Is the answer Manchester?

-Leeds.

-Oh.

-The answer is Leeds, Daisy.

So not only do you have to take a step back, you have to take a step all the way back.

-Goodbye. Good luck.

-Thank you very much, Daisy.

So you're back in, it's not a long walk.

Come and join me, please, on question 23.

Daisy has managed to add £300 to the total.

So you're on £500 at the moment.

Two more questions and somebody can have a chance to break away. OK?

Question 23.

-I think we can give that to you, Mark.

-The fourth number...?

3.141... It's one.

-20 seconds.

-It's one.

Is one the correct answer?

-Please step forward.

-Kris and Mark.

-It was Kris.

-Kris, well done, Kris.

Question 24.

Vilnius is Lithuania. Tallinn is Estonia. Definitely Latvia.

-Latvia.

-Is the answer Latvia?

Well done.

You have reached the next break point.

Mark has two lives, Kris has one life, Sue has no lives,

Laura has no lives. There are six questions left.

A potential £2,500, if you were to break away.

Does anybody wish to break away?

Mark, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

Mark, you have broken away on question 24.

There are six questions between you and that finish line.

A potential £2,500, the entire prize fund, could be yours

if you make it on your own.

The question is, are you sure

you can make it there on your own?

You've seen other people fail.

-Would you like to ask anybody to come and join you?

-Yes, I would.

Who would you like to ask?

I would like the person with the life. I would like to ask Kris.

-Kris, would you like to come and join Mark?

-Yes, I would.

Kris, come and join Mark.

-Are we ready, gentlemen?

-Yes.

-Indeed.

Question 25.

Arsenal, Tottenham, Fulham.

-25 seconds.

-West Ham...

-No, West Ham aren't.

-So that's three.

-No, it's four, Arsenal, Tottenham, Fulham, Chelsea.

-15 seconds.

I can't think of anybody else.

Ten, nine, eight... Step forward.

Five seconds is coming up.

Right, Mark, five seconds was on the clock.

-Four.

-Is the answer four?

Please step back, Mark. The answer is five. You forgot QPR.

A life must be lost. You can take a life off Kris, or a life off Mark.

-It's whose life.

-We could take Kris's life and leave him with nothing or, actually,

weaken Mark a bit more by taking one of Mark's lives.

The best way is to leave the person on their own.

-OK, so let's take Kris's.

-We're going to take Kris's life, I'm sorry, Kris.

-Oh, I'm sad.

-Sorry.

-So Kris goes down to no lives, although he's still in the game, of course.

It was an extra life that you'd got there.

Once again, question 25.

Oh, that was James Callaghan, absolutely. 100%.

Step forward, if you'd like to. The answer, Mark, is...

James Callaghan.

Is James Callaghan the correct answer?

Yes. £300. Come and join him, Kris.

One more question done.

Question 26.

Step forward if you have an answer.

I think that could possibly be 60, actually, Nick.

-You're a science master?

-I am a mathematics lecturer.

-Mathematics lecturer.

-Yes.

-Embarrassing if you got it wrong.

-It would be absolutely awful, Nick.

Is the answer 60?

Kris, come and join him. Now, just four more questions to go. £1,300.

£2,500, potentially.

Question 27.

-Is it seven or nine? Something like that.

-Don't know.

I don't know either.

We're down to 15 seconds now, guys.

-Shall we go seven?

-Seven.

OK, Kris steps forward.

The answer, Kris, how many astronauts have walked on the moon?

-Seven.

-You're going to go for seven.

-Is that a total guess, or do you feel you know it?

-Total guess.

Is that correct?

Step back, please, Kris,

you're still on the same question.

-The correct answer is 12.

-Oh, blimey.

-Laura and Sue, up to you again.

-I'm sorry.

Are you going to take Kris out of the game,

or are you going to take a life off Mark?

We have to make Mark vulnerable, we have to get rid of Kris. Sorry, Kris.

Kris, I'm really sorry. For you, the game is over.

-Thanks very much indeed.

-Cheers, Kris.

-Sorry, darling.

So, Mark, you are on your own.

You've already had two incorrect answers since you broke away.

You've got two lives left. You know how difficult it can be.

If you get the next question right,

you will have another chance to bring someone across,

if they want to come, of course.

-But for now, you need to answer the next question correctly.

-Yes.

The next question is question 27.

Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus,

-Numbers, Deuteronomy.

-I just want the third one.

Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus. Leviticus.

-The answer is Leviticus?

-Yes.

Is the answer Leviticus?

-Well done, Mark.

-Thank you very much.

-Another £300.

You're on the way to that £2,500.

We are at a break point,

so you now have a chance to ask somebody to join you.

-Would you like to ask somebody to join you?

-Yes.

-Who would you like to join you?

-I'd like to ask Laura.

Laura, would you like to come and join Mark on the Breakaway track, or not?

He's still got two lives left, so I'd be silly not to join Mark, to be honest.

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

Face that finish line. That's where we are heading.

Currently, it's £1,600.

If you cross the line together, £2,500 to be shared between you.

Question 28.

-30 seconds is now down to 25 seconds.

-Goodness, I have no idea.

-Schadenfreude?

-I've never even heard of that.

20 seconds.

It must be something we use in everyday language, mustn't it?

-Oh, I've got a German friend...

-Ten seconds.

You need to step forward when you think you know the answer.

-Only five seconds left, you don't want to lose this.

-Go for it.

Mark, You believe the answer is...

-Schadenfreude.

-Schadenfreude. Is that the correct answer?

-Ooh!

-Well done. Step forward.

Two questions to go. £1,900 up there. £2,500, potentially.

Question 29.

-Oh, that's lead.

-Iron?

-No, no... Pb, lead.

-Of course it is.

-Mark?

-The answer is lead.

-Is the answer lead?

It is. Laura, come and join him.

-One question to go.

-Yeah.

Get this question right, you will walk through that line

-and you will share £2,500.

-Go on, Mark!

-You are virtually there, £2,200 is what it says.

-Right.

-Are you ready?

-Yes.

-Yes.

Question 30.

Oh, my God.

Oh, it's er... Oh, what is it?

25 seconds.

-It's Hunter, I'm sure it's Hunter.

-15 seconds...

-Yeah, it's Hunter.

Step forward if you want to answer.

You say the surname of Florence from Florence and the Machine is...

-Hunter.

-If it's Hunter,

you step through the line, the two of you together,

you will win £2,500 to share.

Is the answer Hunter?

-Oh, no!

-Step back, Mark, please.

You're still on question 30.

-The answer is Welch. Florence Welch.

-I wouldn't have known that.

Sue, a decision to make.

You can take Laura out of the game, or you can take a life from Mark.

-Your decision.

-If I take a life from Mark,

is that really going to make a huge difference?

-I'm going to be horrible, Laura, I'm sorry.

-No!

Sorry. Really sorry.

I'm afraid that's the way it works.

-It's a difficult decision for Sue anyway.

-No, that's fine, I fully understand.

-For you, the game is over.

-Thank you. Good luck, Mark.

-Thanks.

So, Mark, you are on your own again, which isn't that bad a thing,

because it means if you get the next question right,

you will have your £2,500 to yourself.

-You still have two lives.

-IF!

-You're in a strong position. Good luck.

-Thank you.

-Question 30.

£2,500. Very, very simple.

30 seconds, you need to step forward when you know the answer.

I have absolutely no idea whatsoever.

They sound like fantasy novels.

15 seconds.

If you don't step forward... Ten seconds.

..you will get it wrong whatever happens.

-OK, you've stepped forward. The answer is?

-Terry Pratchett.

-You're going to say Terry Pratchett?

-Yes.

-Not the question you wanted?

-No. Certainly not.

-It's a question that you feel vulnerable on.

-Yes.

It's a question I haven't got a clue about.

If it's right, if it is Terry Pratchett, you will cross this line

with £2,500, that would be great.

If it's wrong, you're still in the same place, a life will go.

Thousands of people will know the answer, the question is, do you?

Is the answer Terry Pratchett?

Step across that line,

-you've won £2,500.

-Oh, my God!

-That was a complete guess!

-And now, you have £2,500.

-Oh, my God!

-Well done, Mark.

-Well done, Mark.

-£2,500 on a complete guess.

-An educated guess.

-An educated guess.

Never ceases to surprise me, this game.

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

play it safe and share the money, or risk everything with a breakaway.

-Goodbye. ..Well done.

-Thank you very much.

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