Episode 8 Breakaway

ENERGETIC THEME MUSIC

Welcome to Breakaway, a race to the finish line

with up to £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 Gerard, a teacher from Reading.

I'm Heather, a PhD student from Cheshire.

I'm Chioma, an office manager from Hertfordshire.

I'm Nathan, a rugby union referee from South Wales.

I'm Katie, a stay-at-home mum from Kent.

I'm Ross, a lawyer from Inverness.

Please take your places on the start line.

30 correct answers stand between you and the finish line.

With every correct answer, you will win £100 for the communal prize pot,

waiting 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.

Answer a single question wrong and you risk instant elimination.

OK?

There are seven subject categories of three questions each

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

But before I start asking you those questions,

you have an important decision to make.

You'll be given the chance to break away now

and after every three questions.

You can see the break points 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'll throw in a £1,000 bonus, just for bravery.

Breaking away at the very beginning, it's a long way to go.

So for the chance to win £10,000,

does anybody want to break away?

Wise! You don't know how difficult the questions are going to be

or what your teammates are like!

You want to stay together and play nicely.

For now... For now, you're a family.

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

Your first subject today is...

..the Animal Kingdom.

You have 15 seconds to answer. One of you must step forward

and give me the answer before that 15 seconds runs out.

Are we ready?

-Yes.

-You look ready.

Question one.

ALL: It's the emperor.

-I'm sure it's emperor.

-You go for emperor.

-Ooh!

Ross, very keen!

Very keen at shouting out, very keen to step forward.

"Definitely" was the word he said. What's the answer?

-I think two of us are definite that it's the emperor.

-OK.

Are you correct?

Yes. £100. Move forward.

Well done. Good start. Question two.

-ALL: South America.

-Yes, South America.

-Go for it.

-Heather steps forward. Your answer?

-South America.

-Is South America correct?

It is. £200. Good start again. Forward you come.

Ross very keen to offer his answers to everybody.

OK, question three.

ALL: Fish.

Katie and Gerard very keen.

I know you all know the answers, but you shouted the loudest.

-What's the answer, Katie?

-Fish.

-You think it's fish. Is it correct?

Lovely, lovely, lovely. £300. A perfect start.

Three questions successfully negotiated

and we've reached today's first breakpoint.

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

This is your chance to win yourself a life.

A life will protect you from elimination,

should you break away and get a question wrong.

You're playing against each other. You've got your buzzers.

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

It could be very significant come the end of the game.

Fingers on the buzzers. Who, where or what is this?

This TV presenter was born on the 11th April, 1960, in Doncaster.

His first job was as a travelling salesman for his parents' business

selling Paddington Bear toys,

after which he trained as a journalist with the Rotherham Advertiser.

In 2004, he starred in the first series

of the BBC's Who Do You Think You Are,

discovering that his great, great, great grandfather,

John Kilner, invented the Kilner jar.

He's a journalist and writer, who specialises in motoring

-and...

-BUZZER

OK. Ross?

I shall guess at Jeremy Clarkson.

You're going for Jeremy Clarkson, a long way into that clue.

You still looked a little bit puzzled.

Is the answer Jeremy Clarkson?

It is. Well done.

All of you,waiting for a bit of the clue that gave it away!

Ross buzzed in first. Well done, Ross. You have won a life.

You have a little bit more value.

That protects you a little bit more than the others as the game goes on.

Because you won the life, Ross, you get to choose the next category.

We've got The Oscars, European Food, Scientists, Pop Stars,

World Cup Football and Books.

-Which one would you like to choose?

-We will get European Food off the menu, please.

LAUGHTER

He's cocky, isn't he?

-He's cocky already!

-Confident!

He's got the first life. He's making little jokes.

OK, European Food. Is that because it's a strong subject for you?

No, not at all.

You look like you might need the help of your other team members.

But before we resume...

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.

I'm going to ask you that question again.

Does anybody wish to break away?

You'd have to be very confident, wouldn't you?

27 questions to go, only Ross with a life,

it's a lot of correct answers.

If you get one wrong in the break away track, you can be eliminated.

OK,

question four.

ALL: The Netherlands.

Ooh! We're all so keen! We're all so keen!

Chioma, unlucky.

-Gerard, the answer?

-The Netherlands.

-The Netherlands.

Is the Netherlands correct?

It is. Well done.

Another £100. You're up to £400. Ticking along very nicely indeed.

Question five.

-It's beetroot.

-Beetroot.

-Go for it.

-Chioma.

-Unlucky again!

-Chioma, you'll never get there.

You're never going to beat Ross to doing the answer.

I'll just have to be faster!

Ross knew he was going to be doing a lot of the answers. That's why he wore his best cardigan.

-Ross, what is the answer?

-Beetroot.

He says beetroot. Is beetroot correct?

Another £100. Another question down.

Final question on European Food, if you get it correct, of course.

Question six.

GERARD AND ROSS: Frog's legs.

-Gerard?

-It's frog's legs.

You think it's frog's legs. Is it indeed frog's legs?

Six questions, six correct answers, £600, which is wonderful.

You could have three times as much if you'd broken away, but that's neither here nor there.

You have arrived at today's next breakpoint.

But first, another chance for you to win yourselves an all-important life.

Just to remind you, that life could protect you

if you chose to break away and got a question wrong.

You may feel like you'll never get a question wrong,

but trust me, it can happen.

Ross already has a life. He could win himself another one.

You know how it works. First one to buzz in and answer correctly will win that life.

Who, what or where is this?

The foundation stone of this cathedral

was laid in the presence of Pope Alexander III in 1163.

One of the finest gothic structures of the Middle Ages,

the building is 128 metres long, 40 metres wide

and visited by over 30,000 people a day.

-Gerard.

-Is it Notre Dame in Paris?

You're going for Notre Dame. Is it Notre Dame?

Absolutely right.

-What subject do you teach?

-French.

Ahh, clearly!

The moment I said it was 40 metres wide, you went, "Yes!"

There are lots of gothic cathedrals in France. That's why I left it a little while.

You have won a life, which could be very important. I have to ask you another question.

You can either bring a life into the game

or pinch Ross's off him.

Maybe you see Ross as a threat. I know that Ross does.

LAUGHTER

Would you like to bring a new life into the game

or would you like to take Ross's life?

I'd like to have a life for myself.

-It's a bit early to be playing nasty, isn't it?

-Yes.

-So Gerard has a life.

-OK. Thank you.

You get to choose the next subject, as well.

The subjects lefts are

The Oscars, Scientists, Pop Stars, World Cup Football and Books.

-Can we go for World Cup Football, please?

-World Cup Football.

-A strong subject for you, Gerard?

-Quite the opposite.

-OK.

There'll be school children in Reading thinking, "He's not going to get these right."

They probably know already that I won't!

So you may need your teammates. Who knows? Maybe it's a bluff.

Maybe Gerard wants to break away.

We'll find out soon enough. The next three questions will be on World Cup Football.

But before I ask them...

Stick together, go through the line, you have £3,000 to share between you.

Break away now,

you could win £7,800.

That's a lot of money.

I'm going to ask you the question. Would anybody like to break away?

OK, sticking at it for now.

Some of you have been louder than others,

some of you may be hiding your light under rather large bushels. Who knows?

You haven't quite found each other out yet.

First question on World Cup Football. It's question seven.

ALL: South Africa.

The first time Nathan has jumped in.

I've heard him jump in. That's probably very unfair.

-Chioma, the answer?

-South Africa.

Let's see if South Africa is the correct answer.

Well done. Another £100. The first on World Cup Football done.

Question eight.

-ALL: Geoff Hurst.

-I think we all know this.

-Nathan.

-It's Geoff Hurst.

-Let's see if it's the right answer.

Of course it is. You can't live in this country and not know that.

It's about the only thing that everybody knows.

£800. Final question on World Cup Football, if you get it right, of course.

Question nine.

ROSS: Four or five.

-10 seconds left.

-I would want to say five, I think.

Five seconds left.

Four seconds. Ross.

-We're torn between four and five.

-Give me one answer.

-The consensus is five.

-Go for five.

If it is wrong, you lose the money that you've earned. You know that.

If it's right, you get another £100 and you finish World Cup Football.

Ross says five. Well, they all say five.

Is it correct?

Yes!

OK, OK, OK. Real teamwork.

That was lovely to hear you all... Great relief there!

Perhaps because you supported each other or perhaps you're glad there's £900 to share.

You've arrived at today's next breakpoint.

Another chance for you to win yourself an important life.

Ross has one. Gerard has one. None of the others do.

It will help. It helps to make you feel more confident

if you choose to break away.

It helps to protect you. Important questions, these ones.

Fingers on the buzzers again. The first person to buzz in and answer correctly wins a life.

Who, what or where is this?

This star sign

is shared by Sean Connery, Michael Jackson and Prince Harry.

It follows Leo

-and is thought...

-BUZZER

-Gerard.

-It's Virgo.

You think it's Virgo. You've already got a life, Gerard.

Let's see if Gerard is right.

OK. Do you have to learn star signs or do you follow them?

No. I am one. A Virgo.

-You are a star sign!

-I'm a Virgo.

-Ahh, right.

Well, you've done very well. You've got another life.

You could take Ross's life. You'd still have two.

Or you can bring one in and you'd have two and Ross would have one.

I might regret this, but I'm not going to take Ross's life.

-I'd like one for myself, please.

-Let's bring in a life for Gerard.

It might seem kind, Ross, but he thought about it!

Remember that. But he's looking strong.

Two lives, Gerard has. You've been lucky with those bonus questions.

You're a Virgo. That fell well for you.

You had one about Notre Dame, you're a French teacher.

-I'm not sure that the luck will last much longer.

-That's what we're here to find out.

Right, Gerard, you've won the life, which means you get to choose the next category.

The Oscars, Pop Stars, Scientists, Books.

Which one do you want to go for?

Let's try The Oscars.

You're going for The Oscars.

Strong suit, weak suit?

-You don't have to tell me the truth.

-So-so.

-So-so. OK.

The next three questions are on The Oscars.

But before that, I'll ask you that other question.

Time to make a decision. Safety in numbers or make a break and stand out from the crowd.

£7,200 if you broke away now and got through the finish line.

You've all done very well. All the questions have been answered correctly,

but that's working as a team. Do you feel confident on your own? That's what you have to think about.

Also, you don't want anybody else to beat you to the punch.

Here's the question. Do any of you wish to break away?

-Not yet. Any itchy fingers there?

-LAUGHTER

-Any itchy fingers?

-A little bit.

-Were you watching each other?

-Out the corner of my eye!

-Both ends!

-Did you suspect somebody might?

-Katie, did you think somebody might break away?

-Gerard.

-What about you, Nathan?

-Gerard must be tempted.

-And Gerard thought Gerard.

-Gerard thought Gerard might.

Interesting. Next three questions are on The Oscars. Question ten.

-Shirley Temple.

-Go for it.

-Chioma.

-Shirley Temple.

Le's see if it's right. Shirley Temple.

Correct answer. Well done. £100.

First question on The Oscars successfully answered. Question 11.

Ghost.

Yes, definitely. It's Ghost.

Ross steps forward once again. The answer, Ross?

-Ghost.

-OK. Any dissenting voices?

-I was thinking of The Color Purple.

-I was, as well.

Partly because I'm wearing it.

Let's see if we get the colour green. Is it Ghost?

-Ahh!

-It's Ghost. Well done. Step forward.

I always think, when you get it wrong and everybody else gets it right,

it must niggle at your confidence a little bit.

-Thank you, Nick!

-£1,100. Perfect start indeed.

£1,100. Question 12 could be the last on The Oscars.

It's Peter O'Toole. He holds the record for most nominations.

-CHIOMA: Oh, yes. And he is in Venus.

-Go for it.

-Peter O'Toole.

-OK. I didn't say it was a record, did I?

I was giving you some extra.

If it's Peter O'Toole, let's see.

Well done.

Ross was very confident on that one. £1,200. Still a perfect game.

We're just racing through this! We get into these break-away moments so quickly.

It could be three times as much, though. Always remember that.

Every time you answer a question correctly as a team, you're losing £200.

But it's all about timing.

We've arrived at that time where you can win another life.

OK. Ross has a life. Gerard has two lives.

Important for you to try and get a life to protect yourself.

Maybe three lives is the trigger. Maybe two is the trigger for you. Who knows?

But after this life, there's only one more to be won. They're disappearing fast.

Who, what or where is this?

This European capital city has a population of approximately 1.25 million people

and was once home to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

-and the writer...

-BUZZER

Katie.

Vienna.

-You're going for Vienna.

-Mm.

-OK. Lots of nodding there.

Is the answer Vienna?

.. and was once home to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the writer Franz Kafka.

-One of its finest landmarks...

-BUZZER

OK. Ross.

I wanted to say Vienna, but I'm going to say Prague now.

You nodded at Vienna. Now you say Prague!

Is it Prague?

People will move about! That Mozart! I don't know what he's doing.

Another life for Ross.

We've got this battle at either end. Ross and Gerard for the lives.

He nearly took a life off you last time, but he didn't.

You've got sort of the same question to answer now.

Do you want to bring another life in?

You've got two, but you'll have two whatever, if you took one off Gerard.

Maybe keep him honest. What do you think?

-I shall have one of Gerard's, please.

-Thanks a bunch.

Gerard loses a life. Ross now has two lives.

So the balance of power shifts slightly.

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

Pop Stars, Scientists, Books.

-Pop Stars, please.

-Pop Stars.

I'm not going to ask you if it's a good subject

because it could be interesting when we see who wants to break away.

We have the next three questions on Pop Stars.

But before that...

If you stay together,

you could win £3,000 split between you.

£6,600 could still be won if you broke away now.

Does anybody want...

..to break away?

Mm! Feels like people are biding their time.

Biding their time and losing money, remember.

If you break out, you get three times as much. I can't impress that on you enough.

For now, we've got three questions on Pop Stars.

Question 13.

WHISPERING

-I'm not sure on this one.

-Dusty Springfield!

-CHIOMA: That's right.

-It is.

Ross steps forward. Your answer?

-Dusty Springfield.

-Dusty Springfield.

Is Dusty Springfield correct?

If this was a dining table, I'd move you two next to each other.

You keep leaning round and looking at each other and ignoring the others!

-You may well get a smack in the face from them sooner or later.

-Oops!

£1,300 up there.

Question 14.

-Canada?

-I'm ashamed to say I know he's Canadian.

-He is.

-Chioma.

-He was born in Canada.

Let's see if you're right.

Well done.

-Excellent.

-Well done. Very, very good.

Justin Bieber is the fifth member of my family.

That's all my daughter ever talks about!

£1,400 you have. Doing very, very well.

But any mistake and that money will go down to zero.

It's another thing to think about if you're thinking of breaking away.

Keep your money safe.

Last question, if you get it right, on Pop Stars.

Question 15.

-I think it was Rihanna.

-I'm pretty sure it's Rihanna.

Go for it.

-Heather.

-I think it's Rihanna. I'm hoping it's Rihanna.

OK. Let's see. Was it Rihanna?

Well done!

-Excellent.

-Heather, well done.

-One of the few that you stepped forward to. Did you know that definitely?

-Yes.

Ross and Gerard still looking across at each other.

Ross said, "It's Rihanna" and Gerard said, as if he knew, "Oh, yes!"

-Did you know?

-No.

You've got to hope not to get one of those questions if you're on your own.

Halfway mark. 15 questions down. 15 questions to go.

Final life to be won, OK?

You know how this works. Ross has two lives.

Gerard has one life. This is the final life.

Very important. It could be very significant.

It could save the money for you.

Fingers on buzzers. Who, what or where is this?

This British Olympian was born in 1970 in Pembury, Kent.

-She joined the army at 18.

-BUZZER

Ross.

-Kelly Holmes.

-You're going for Kelly Holmes.

There's nodding from other people. Is the answer Kelly Holmes?

Yes, it is. Yes, it is.

Ross has three lives.

At the end of the last "who, what or where"

Gerard had two and Ross had one. He won that. Now he's got three,

Gerard's got one. The balance of power shifting.

The middle... We'll see how you go.

Well done, Ross. The question is,

do you want to take Gerard's life

-or are you going to bring one in?

-I wish you wouldn't put ideas in his head.

-Could I have Gerard's other life?

-Thank you!

How are you feeling, Gerard?

You said you had itchy fingers a couple of break-aways before, when you had two lives.

-Now you've got none.

-I'm beginning to wish I had. Yes.

-OK.

It's all about timing, isn't it?

Ross, you've got three lives. You get to choose the next category.

Let's see what we've got left. Books, Scientists.

-Broad subjects there.

-Yes. Erm...

-I think Books next, please.

-Books. OK.

The next three questions will be on Books.

It's all about which side they get played on, though.

Will they be for all of you or will somebody...

..break away?

It's that question once again.

I wonder how itchy the fingers are now.

£6,000 could be won if you broke away now and got to the end.

You're looking strong, Ross. It doesn't mean somebody else can't. You might lose your chance!

Buzz in first, otherwise you might never be asked again.

Five seconds to decide, though, or less.

Does anybody want to break away?

-Oh!

-Wow!

I don't think any of us thought that was going to happen.

OK. All looking around. Not quite sure.

You're still in the game. You'd still be even if someone broke away,

but you're still answering questions.

The next three questions are on Books.

The halfway mark's been passed. Question 16.

GERARD AND ROSS: John Grisham.

Gerard steps forward.

I think we're all agreed that it's John Grisham.

OK. Is it John Grisham?

Yes, it is. Well done.

You should stay as a team. You're a perfect team!

16 questions. £1,600. Very, very nice.

Question 17.

ROSS AND CHIOMA: White Teeth?

-Go for it.

-Chioma. I think you said it first.

-White Teeth.

-Is White Teeth correct?

White Teeth is correct. Well done. Another £100. £1,700.

Stacking up very nicely. Worth sharing, that is.

One more question on Books, if you get it right.

Question 18.

-ROSS AND CHIOMA: Stephenie Meyer.

-Yes.

He steps forward. Ross says it first.

-What's the answer, Ross?

-Stephenie Meyer.

Is it Stephenie Meyer?

Yes, it is Stephenie Meyer. Well done.

Still a perfect game between the six of you.

£1,800.

The next three questions will be on our remaining subject,

which was Scientists.

Maybe Ross was a bit fearful of this. Who knows?

Maybe he's got a plan. Maybe he's always known where he would break away.

If he beats somebody to the buzzer, that is.

You can always get in before him if he is thinking about it.

I'm going to ask you that question now.

Doing very well, Ross. And it isn't just him.

I have to keep saying that you forfeit money

each time you stay on that side of the track.

It seeps away.

Right, I'm going to ask the question.

Does anybody wish...

..to break away?

Are we surprised, Chioma?

A little bit.

-Nathan?

-No, not surprised.

You think you know what he's up to, do you?

-Maybe.

-I'm not sure he knows what he's up to, I've got to tell you!

-Money is just haemorrhaging. It's going everywhere!

-Is "he" me?

-Yes.

You're the man in the box seat. You're the man with three lives.

Anybody else could come in.

Nathan could come in, no lives,

go all the way to the end and win £5,400.

The lives needn't mean nothing on that side, it's only if you break away.

The next three questions are on Scientists.

Question 19.

ALL: Archimedes.

-Katie?

-Archimedes.

-Everybody said it at the same time,

which would suggest it was right.

Is it right?

Yes, it's right. Another £100 in that communal pot.

£1,900. Adding up rather nicely.

Question 20.

-Richard Dawkins.

-Definitely.

-Heather?

-I think it's Richard Dawkins.

Richard Dawkins is the answer you're giving. Is it correct?

It is. Another £100.

Very confident. Final question on Scientists, if you get it right.

Question 21.

-NATHAN AND HEATHER: Charles Darwin.

-It is.

-It's Darwin.

-10 seconds.

-Nathan, you said it first. Tell me what it was.

-Charles Darwin.

Is Charles Darwin correct?

-Whaa-hey.

-Well done, Nathan. Very, very good.

The rugby referee gets us to £2,100.

We have reached the final run-in. Just nine questions are remaining.

From this point on, the questions are pot luck.

They could be on any subject matter whatsoever.

And because this is important, it gets tenser and tenser,

you can have 30 seconds in which to answer.

After we ask that other question...

£4,800 if you were to break away, if you got there on your own.

All right. Time to think about it. It may well be worth breaking out.

You don't need a life to break out. There's nine questions to go.

So here comes the question.

Does any of you wish to break away?

-I can't believe it!

-LAUGHTER

Ross has broken away. Join me on the break-away track.

Ross, you've broken out on question 21.

There are nine questions between you and the finish line.

If you cross that finish line,

the entire prize fund of £4,800 will be yours.

But the question is, are you confident that you can get there on your own?

If you want, you can ask one of your ex-team members

to come and join you.

You get to share their knowledge, but you'd also have to split the money.

Gerard, let's make a case.

Actually, I'm not going to start with you, because there's bad blood!

Katie, make a case. Why should Ross bring you over?

I've got good general knowledge, which is what the next nine questions are.

I don't have any lives, so if you got one wrong, the team is likely to vote me out.

Interesting. Good point. Different questions coming. Nathan?

I cover a wide variety of areas, which would come in perfectly for general knowledge.

-OK.

-Together, we could do it.

-Any questions on the rules of rugby, Nathan's your man.

-Absolutely.

-Chioma.

-You should take me over to your side

because I know a little about a lot of things.

I would be a great asset to you.

She knows a little about a lot of things. Heather.

Take me over if you want to. I'm quite good on general knowledge.

And, again, what Katie said, none of us have any lives,

so we'd be sitting ducks if we were to come over to you.

And Gerard.

Well, Ross... LAUGHTER

If it wasn't for me, you would've been standing there with two lives rather than three.

Because, remember,

I did have the opportunity of taking a life, but I didn't.

So you might like to think one good turn deserves another.

It sounded to me like Gordon Brown reminding Tony Blair

that he'd promised him he was going to be prime minister!

Totally up to you. Ross, do you want to ask anybody to join you?

For now, no.

-See how you do on your own.

-Yes.

If you reach the next break-away point, you can ask again. Test the waters.

You've not had any of these general knowledge questions yet.

They are harder, but you get more time.

-All right.

-Understood?

You are not out of the game, everybody.

There are many twists and turns yet. Usually. We'll see.

Maybe he'll just fly through. We'll find out now.

Question 22.

-Yes?

-Carbon copy.

-Let's see if that's correct.

I didn't know that. But then again, I don't know how to turn on a computer, so that's not surprising.

Another £300. That'd be a whole section on that side.

One question. £300.

Your total, £2,400 you've got at the moment.

£4,800 if you get there on your own.

Question 23.

-Sandringham is in Norfolk.

-Is Norfolk correct?

I know what they're all thinking. "I could've got that!"

You always think that.

Question 24.

OK.

I think it's the pole vault.

You think it's the pole vault. Let's see if that's correct.

Well done. Now you know what it's like over here. You said you'd wait and see.

You've done three questions. £900. £3,000 already up there. Perfect start.

But I'm going to ask you again if you want anybody to come and join you.

Again, for now, no. I'll try for three more on my own.

They're all standing there, willing you to get these wrong!

They won't say that to you, but that's what they're thinking.

The negative vibes coming from over there are staggering!

-OK.

-Stop stirring.

I'm not stirring! I'm just saying it as it is.

Right, question 25.

OK. Five seconds to think about that.

It was Clemmie or Clementine.

Was it Clementine?

Yes, it was.

Question 26.

-Oh!

-They're easy when you know 'em!

-We've been quite good at it recently.

-Mm.

OK. You stepped forward quite quickly.

You've got plenty of time. Answer?

-I think they're famous for it. I think it's Norway.

-Norway.

They are famous for it. But is Norway the correct answer?

Yes, it is. OK. You really are getting close now.

Very, very close.

Question 27.

Ooh! He's very happy about that.

-Straight forward.

-I like flags. It's flags.

-It'd be really upsetting if you were wrong.

-It would be.

-Is it flags?

It is.

-Did any of you know that?

-I think I've heard it somewhere.

That was very honest of you. Usually it's, "I knew that!"

Very good. Right. Three questions to go.

-Three lives. It sounds counterintuitive, but you can still lose this.

-I know.

You have to do each question one at a time.

You could lose it all on this question. OK?

If you do, the money moves back to them.

They move up to that question and they can finish off the game.

You didn't do it last time

and you're that much closer, but, Ross,

would you like anybody to come and join you?

Nothing's changed since last time, apart from I'm nearer that green line,

-so no again.

-OK. Fair enough.

They're definitely thinking negative thoughts now.

Question 28.

It's not a flags question, is it?

Look at him. Hands on his knees, like Gary Pallister.

He's confident now. Answer?

-Live And Let Die.

-You looked like you had to dig deep for that.

Yes. I don't like Bond questions.

-Are you not happy with your answer?

-HE SIGHS

I'm 50/50.

You'll be happy if the answer is Live And Let Die. Is it?

-OK. OK.

-LAUGHTER

-If you don't win now, you'll have a great tale to tell.

-Yes!

If you do win now, you'll have a great tale to tell.

Question 29.

(The Curtis Cup... The Curtis Cup... The Curtis Cup...)

Curtis Cup... Curtis Cup.

Oh, yes! Yes.

-It just came.

-I'm keeping it exciting!

-Tell me what the answer is.

-It's a woman's golf tournament.

OK, you say it's women's golf. Is it women's golf?

It is.

OK. Very, very significant moment now.

One more question to go.

You can ask somebody to join you.

-Beg! Beg, man!

-I'm desperate, but I'm not sure I'm that desperate.

-I just hope that this man has got a conscience.

-OK.

-Heather.

-Again, have a conscience.

Share it with your teammates who helped earlier on.

-Chioma.

-If it wasn't for us, you wouldn't be there right now.

We contributed quite a lot to that pot.

-Nathan.

-Would you have got Charles Darwin without me?

-Katie.

-You're not going to do it, are you?!

You're not going to take any of us, so...!

Thank you, Katie, for bringing us back to reality!

-I wouldn't if I were in your shoes.

-Only Ross can say! Ross...

Would you like anybody to come and join you?

I could have serious egg on face, but no, I'll try it myself.

We've had games where people haven't asked somebody to join them

and they've failed on question 30.

Ross, I'm going to ask you question 30.

-Could you say the names again?

-I can. But your time's running down.

20 seconds to go.

-OK.

-It's a guess.

I know there's a Max in The Wanted, so The Wanted.

The Wanted. Have confidence for having extra lives.

If it's The Wanted, you have won £4,800.

Is it The Wanted?

-Yes!

-Well done! Congratulations.

Superb. Have a look at the money. Stand here. OK?

You didn't lose any of the lives. People struggle when they're on their own, but you did very well.

-Do you feel the questions fell well?

-They did.

And when you've got three lives, it just makes you more confident.

It looked like there were a couple you plucked out from nowhere.

The Curtis Cup was... I don't know where it was, but it was in there.

-£4,800. You've got to be pleased with that.

-Very pleased.

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

play it safe and share the money or risk everything with a break away. Goodbye.

-Well done. Very, very good.

-Thank you.

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