Episode 9 Breakaway

Welcome to Breakaway, 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...

My name's Lisa, a support worker from Bolton.

I'm Mark, an online football journalist from Manchester.

I'm Liz, a research assistant from Cheshire.

I'm Theo, a development worker from London.

I'm Adele, I'm a dancer from Cornwall.

I'm Paul, an airline pilot from Surrey.

Please go to 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 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.

But answer a single question wrong and you risk

instant elimination.

There are seven subject categories

of three questions each.

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

But before I start asking you those questions,

you have a 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.

Only the person who buzzes in first

will break away.

If you break away now, before any questions have been asked,

I will thrown in a £1,000 bonus,

because I love that sort of confidence.

So, for the chance

to win £10,000,

does anybody want to break away?

Right. OK, so Paul

has decided to break away. Paul, come and join me on the track.

Paul, let's go through the practicalities.

All 30 questions are still

between you and the finish line.

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

so if you cross the line, the entire prize fund of £10,000

will be yours.

If you want, you can ask

one other player to join you.

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

So, Paul, would you like anybody to come and join you?

I think I'll take this on my own to begin with, foolishly maybe,

but we'll stay as we are for now.

In three questions' time, we have another break point -

you will then have another chance to ask somebody to come and join you.

Let's choose the first category.

We've got...

You have to choose one

for your first three questions.

I think I'll go for US Presidents.

You're going to go for US Presidents. Paul, question one.

Paul has stepped forward.

-The answer, Paul?

-Bill Clinton.

Bill Clinton. It is Bill Clinton, correct.

-Well done.

-At least I didn't get knocked out first time!

-I know. That would be heartbreaking!

-It would be.

£300 picked for stepping one step forward and saying "Bill Clinton".

Question two.

Paul steps forward.

-Paul, your answer.

-Roosevelt.

Franklin D Roosevelt. Delano!

All right.

Is Franklin D Roosevelt the correct answer?

Yes, it is. Well done. Perfect. You're doing very, very well.

Question three.

Paul steps forward again.

-I think this is George W Bush.

-For a perfect start,

is it George W Bush?

-Well done.

-Thank goodness for that.

-£1,900 is there.

A perfect start. Three correct answers.

We've reached a break point and now we have a chance to win a life.

These lives will be important throughout the game.

It protects you if you're on this breakaway track

should you get a question wrong.

Fingers on buzzers to answer this. The question's always the same -

who, where or what is this?

This British author was born in 1965.

After graduating from the University of Exeter,

where she studied French and Classics...

-BUZZER

-Mark?

I'll go with JK Rowling.

Is the answer JK Rowling?

Yes, it is, yes, it is.

Well done, Mark, you get a life.

Mark gets to choose the next category. Paul will be playing it.

I'm going to go for

-Poetry & Verse.

-You're going for Poetry & Verse.

Now, maybe you feel it would help to have someone join you.

Looking at the other categories,

none of them leap out at me as being one of my strong points.

-So I think I will have someone come and join me.

-All right.

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

-Theo, I think.

-So, Theo,

you may think "Why's he chosen me? He doesn't know me! He's mad!"

Theo, would you like to join Paul on the breakaway track?

I'll pass for the time being as I don't have any spare lives yet

so I don't feel that confident yet.

All right. For now, Paul,

it's as you were. You've got three questions to go

till the next break point.

No room for error. The subject is Poetry & Verse.

Question four.

Paul's straight forward. Paul?

The queen.

Was it the queen?

Yes. The king was in the counting house, was he not,

-counting all his money?

-The only two I remember.

We're up to £2,200.

Question five.

He's straight forward for that one.

-Answer, Paul?

-It's Shakespeare.

-Is the answer

Shakespeare?

Yes, from the sonnet that begins

-"Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"

-Sonnet 18?

I'm not sure. He's good, this boy!

He's giving me six or seven answers on top of the correct one!

2,500.

Paul's staring straight ahead. That line's getting closer.

Question six.

Straight forward. The answer is?

-Lewis Carroll.

-Lewis Carroll.

Is the answer Lewis Carroll?

Yes, it is, yes, it is. Well done.

We're going to play again for a life now. We're at a break point.

So, who, where or what

is this?

This is a country in Africa that lies on the equator. It is bordered

-by Tanzania, Uganda...

-BUZZER

-Mark,

-first in.

-I think it's Kenya.

-Mark's going for Kenya.

If it is Kenya, Mark gets a second life.

Is the answer Kenya?

Yes, well done, Mark.

Mark has two lives.

Again, you can influence the game

because you get to choose the next subject category...

-Islands.

-You're going to pick

Islands, OK.

-Would you like somebody to join you?

-This time, no. I'm quite confident

-on this one.

-Interesting!

With his fingers crossed!

Three questions on Islands to get there.

No chance for error.

Question seven.

Straight forward. Answer?

-Haiti.

-Paul says Haiti. You've been very confident, like to see that.

If it isn't Haiti, that condifence will have been misplaced.

Is the answer Haiti?

Yes, it is, yes, it is. Another £300.

Question eight.

-OK. Answer, Paul?

-Taiwan.

He says Taiwan. Taiwan is correct. You're keeping up

your 100-per-cent record.

If it isn't correct, you're going home. Is the answer Taiwan?

Yes, well done. You're doing well.

One question then a chance for a life or to ask somebody to join you.

You need to get over this hurdle. Question nine.

I can do a bit of deliberation here.

I know he lived in Jamaica.

-I think his house is called Goldeneye.

-Five seconds.

OK. Paul, answer?

-I'm going for Jamaica.

-Is it Jamaica?

-Well done.

-That is a relief!

-Well done indeed.

Were you not entirely sure there?

It was a 70 per cent, but I don't like 70 per cent, I like almost 100.

Sometimes those answers come and you think "Is it too obvious?"

Right, £3,700.

Perfect start. £10,000 could be won.

I tell you what would help you.

-Yes.

-It's coming up.

The chance to win a life.

First person to buzz in

and answer correctly gets the next life.

Who, what or where is this?

This famous piece of art was started in 1503 and finished in 15...

-BUZZER

-Liz?

-Mona Lisa?

Is it the Mona Lisa?

Well done, Liz. Very good answer.

Keeping lives away from Paul and I don't imagine that was his plan.

Liz, you can take a life for yourself or take one off Mark.

-I'll bring one in for myself.

-A new life comes into the game for Liz.

-Liz gets to choose the next subject category.

-Musicals.

You're going to go for musicals.

-She doesn't think you're any good on musicals, Paul.

-I can tell.

You've refused some help, you've asked for help, you've refused help.

This time, are you going to ask for some help?

On this one, I probably will.

OK. They can say no, you've been knocked back before by Theo.

Who would you like to ask to join you?

Well, Musicals. I think we've got a dancer in our midst -

Adele, would you care to join me?

-Would you like to join him?

-Yeah.

OK, Adele, come and join Paul!

-Hello.

-Hiya.

£3,700 is up there.

If you two waltz your way through - £10,000 to share between you.

-He needs your help, he thinks.

-Pressure's on you for these three.

15 seconds to answer, remember that.

Question... ten.

You happy with that?

-You take it.

-Adele steps forward.

-The answer?

-The Wizard Of Oz.

-Is it The Wizard Of Oz?

Yes, well done. We move forward.

Another question, another £300.

Question 11.

-Step forward when you know it.

-Mary Poppins. I watched it recently.

-Even better.

-Adele steps forward.

-Answer, Adele?

-Mary Poppins?

Is it Mary Poppins?

Yes, well done.

Up you go. £4,300.

Question 12.

I know - Fiddler On The Roof?

Paul steps forward. The answer?

-Fiddler On The Roof.

-Paul says Fiddler On The Roof. Is the answer

Fiddler On The Roof?

-Yes, it is.

-What a result. See? Good luck.

Wonderful, perfect start.

£4,600 is there.

You have reached

the next break point. You're back in the game.

Another life is up. All the lives are back there

and they're needed over here. The question, as always -

who, what or where is this?

This landmark is a multi-venue performing-arts centre

and was designed by Danish architect

Jorn Utzon...

-BUZZER

-Adele?

-The Millennium Dome?

-Is the answer the Millennium Dome?

No, it isn't.

Jorn Utzon...

-BUZZER

-Mark?

-The Sydney Opera House?

-Is it

the Sydney Opera House?

Yes, well done, Mark.

Paul was pressing furiously, but Mark's got a quick finger. OK, Mark,

you've won another life. You can take a life from Liz

or bring a new life in.

That's a tough decision. I'm sorry, Liz, I'm going to take your life!

What's your thinking? Liz's life goes to Mark, who now has three.

What's your thinking?

I feel really bad, but I want to stand a bit higher on a pedestal

as perhaps the player in the strongest position.

That would make sense, I suppose.

Mark, choose the next category.

Remember, neither of the two people who've broken away

have lives, so you can put them under pressure.

I'm going to go for The Oscars.

So it's as you were

for you two.

Three questions. Any of them wrong, one of you goes home.

Question 13.

Rose.

-Rose.

-Yeah, go for it.

-Adele steps forward. The answer, Adele?

-Rose?

Is the answer Rose?

Nice one! I wasn't sure on that.

-I had a heart attack there!

-You've earnt your money.

Absolutely.

God job you brought Adele across.

Question 14.

Haven't a clue...

Ooh. Er, yes! The Color Purple.

Five seconds. Paul?

Guess - one of my 70-per-cent ones - The Color Purple.

OK. Is it

The Color Purple?

-Yes, it is. Well done.

-That was an inspired guess!

Your face was of a man - "Hold on, I don't know this. Oh, wait, wait -

-"that's it!"

-It came. 15 seconds was a lifeline.

£5,200.

Still on course for £10,000.

Let's get this one over. Question 15.

I know it. Robert Duvall. Yeah? Happy?

Paul steps forward. The answer?

-Robert Duvall.

-OK.

Is the answer Robert Duvall?

-Great.

-Well done.

Another question, another category bites the dust. Halfway there.

£5,500.

Back here, we're playing for lives, it seems.

They're playing for their lives and you've got them here!

-Mark, lots of value, no money.

-THEY LAUGH

One more life to go!

Paul's been desperate for these.

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

This singer was born in Berkshire in 1979...

-BUZZER

-Liz?

-Will Young.

-Is the answer

Will Young? Yes, it is. Yes, it is.

-Ouch.

-That was really, really early. Well done.

Liz gets a life. This is interesting.

Do you want to bring a life into the game or - Mark -

-take a life off him?

-I think I'm going to take a life off Mark.

-Are you?

-Yes, I am.

-OK, fair enough. Mark loses one. Liz has a life.

Liz, you get to choose the subject category.

It's going to be for those two to answer.

-Liz?

-World Cuisine.

OK, that's what we've got to concentrate on here.

No lives. Any mistake,

we can pick one of you off.

Question 16.

I think that's India.

It's a curry soup, comes from India. You happy for me to take that?

Paul steps forward. The answer is?

-It's India.

-Is it India?

Yes, it is. Well done. Another £300.

Question 17.

That sounds Spanish.

-I've not heard of it.

-It sounds it.

-Do they have sheep in Spain?

-I'm sure they do!

-Ten seconds.

-Could be Mexican.

-Italian?

Five seconds. Four, three... You've got to step forward.

Paul, answer?

-Going with Spain.

-Spain, OK.

You started thinking about other Spanish-speaking nations.

If it isn't Spain,

one of you has to go. Is the answer Spain?

-Oh, my God.

-Huge relief.

-Well done, it's from La Mancha.

-Oh, OK.

-That's where it's from.

Last question in this category. Get it wrong, one of you goes home.

Question 18.

-Gumbo.

-New Orleans?

Yeah, New Orleans is the town, the state is Louisiana.

-OK.

-Adele steps forward.

-Adele?

-Louisiana?

-Is Louisiana

the correct answer?

-Hooray!

-Well done. Well done.

£6,400 is up there. Well done. Another category goes.

Only one category to go before we're into pot luck.

The next subject is... TV presenters.

Still no lives, same situation. Got to get it right, simple as that.

Question 19.

Oh. Um...

-Richard and Judy, isn't it?

-Judy Finnigan, is it?

-She's Judy Finnigan, isn't she?

-OK.

-Paul steps forward. The answer is?

-Judy Finnigan.

Is the answer Judy Finnigan?

-Well done.

-OK.

Question 20.

I know. It's Bob Hope.

# Thanks for the memory... # I can sing it really well!

-Happy for me to take it?

-Yeah.

-Paul?

-Bob Hope.

-"Bob Hope" says Paul.

Is the answer Bob Hope?

-You knew that one.

-Don't ask me to sing it again.

One more question on TV presenters

and then we are into the endgame.

Then we are into pot luck.

OK? Question 21.

Oh, Bobby Dazzler - the guy who does the antiques? What's his name?

-David Dickinson.

-Yeah?

-Five seconds.

-I think so.

Four seconds. Step forward. Paul?

-Going for David Dickinson.

-OK.

-Looked like a team answer.

-Definitely.

-Stretching for it.

Names came up piecemeal.

You're going for David Dickinson. Is David Dickinson the correct answer?

-That's a huge relief.

-Well done.

So we're on £7,300.

We have reached the final run-in.

Just nine questions remain. From this point on,

anything can come up. You don't know

what it's going to be. Because this is the key element

of the show, we'll give you 30 seconds for each question.

-OK?

-OK.

-Question 22.

-You've got 30 seconds.

-Tennyson?

-Very possible, it's that era.

I'm trying to think who they're going to ask the question of.

He didn't write anything when he was Poet Laureate.

Other people around there - Wordsworth...

Down to ten seconds.

OK. Tennyson, was it?

-You said Tennyson first.

-You need to step forward.

You need to step forward. Paul?

-We're going for Tennyson.

-Is the answer

Tennyson?

Well done!

Adele was straight in with Tennyson,

-it was her first answer.

-I probably would've gone with Wordsworth!

If you'd been on your own, you may have gone with Wordsworth.

Question 23.

30 seconds.

-Mark Foster.

-Rowing?

Could be. Good grief, I should know this.

2008 Olympics, Mark Foster.

-Which sport?

-Swimming?

I used to row and the only thing

that's come into my head is rowing.

-Ten seconds.

-I'm not sure at all. I'm guessing.

-Mark Foster.

-Five seconds.

-You have to bite the bullet.

-Go for rowing.

-Adele steps forward. Answer?

-Rowing.

-OK, rowing. If the answer

is rowing, that's another step gone. If not, one of you is going home.

Is the answer rowing?

Oh...

-The answer was swimming.

-We said swimming!

Step back, Adele. The answer is swimming.

I'm really upset. Mark Foster

did Strictly Come Dancing. I think he got a medal

at that Olympics.

Right. It's your decision back here.

What are your thoughts?

-Get rid of Paul?

-Paul, I'm afraid, after all his hard work.

-Paul, you must have suspected.

-I did have a suspicion.

Never got a life. I think that

-was the one thing that killed you.

-It was the killer.

You've been a wonderful contestant. To get this far, with Adele's help,

I wish you'd gone all the way, but, sadly,

-it's time to go home.

-OK. Thank you.

-Best of luck.

-Thank you.

Right, Adele, you're on your own. There is just

eight questions to go to get there.

As he went off, you looked bereft, but, Adele, you got Rose,

you got Louisiana, you got Alfred, Lord Tennyson.

-You're perfectly capable of doing this.

-Thank you!

-Question 23.

30 seconds. She steps forward.

What's the answer, Adele?

-Isosceles.

-Isosceles, OK.

If isosceles is wrong, Adele, you're going home.

-Is the answer isosceles?

-It's not...

-Oh!

-Well done.

Well done, another £300.

One more question, you can ask somebody to join you if you want.

Question 24.

-30 seconds.

-Ohh...

Which boy band finished third?

-2010.

-2010. Adele, step forward. The answer straightaway, please.

-One Direction?

-You think it's One Direction.

-If that's wrong, you know you're going home, don't you?

-Mm-hm.

Is the answer

One Direction?

-SHE GASPS

-Well done.

Well done indeed. You're doing wonderfully well. OK.

£8,200.

-Still, £10,000 can be won.

-Mm-hm.

But it is a break point, so you can ask somebody to join you.

-They're all waving, they all quite like the idea.

-SHE LAUGHS

Mark obviously has his two lives. He was the one waving.

Ooh, he did the thumbs-up thing.

-You can't pick him now.

-I like that!

Oh, you like the thumbs-up thing!

Let me ask you the question, Adele. Do you want to ask somebody

-to come and join you?

-Yes.

Adele, who would you like to ask?

Erm, Liz.

OK. Liz, would you like to come and join Adele

-on the breakaway track?

-I certainly would.

Liz, come and join Adele on the breakaway track!

-Quite a long walk from question nought to question 25.

-It is.

I wouldn't walk that far without sponsorship.

We have one, two, three, four, five, six questions

to go through the line.

£10,000 is still up for grabs.

Let's remind ourselves - this will be Liz's first question of the game!

-Ooh!

-That's incredible.

The first one we need to answer is question 25.

Do you know about battles?

-The only one I can think of is the Battle of Hastings.

-Go on.

OK.

-Adele, your answer?

-Another complete guess - the Battle of Hastings?

All right. OK. Is the answer

the Battle of Hastings?

-Sorry. Take my life.

-Take a step back for me.

The correct answer was the Battle of Agincourt,

1415. OK.

The decision to make here. Pack?

We were discussing it. She's done well, but we might take Adele out.

-Thinking of taking Adele out. Why?

-Well, as Theo was saying,

two heads are better than one, even with that extra life.

-It's heartbreaking.

-Is that what you want to do?

-We're taking Adele out.

-That's the situation.

We always knew that could happen.

Adele, you went on a wonderful journey,

did you not, with Paul?

-Leave with your head held high, but you have got to leave.

-Thank you.

-It's been lovely. Good luck.

-Cheers.

So Adele has gone. Liz,

you have got six questions to get through.

£10,000 is still available.

Just for you if you get there.

You've got a life. If you make a couple of mistakes,

that money moves across. They move all the way up here.

It's a lot of money.

Liz,

question 25.

-30 seconds.

-I'll have to guess.

OK. Liz?

-Sneezy.

-You're going for Sneezy.

-If it isn't Sneezy, you lose a life. All right?

-Mm-hm.

Is it Sneezy?

It is, well done.

Well done. It's nice to get

the first answer under your belt.

You've still got the life.

Question 26.

-Erm...

-30 seconds.

Pounds, kilos, ounces, stone?

OK, Liz?

-Kilo.

-A guess, isn't it?

-Yes, complete guess.

-Is the answer

a kilo?

Take a step back. Take a step back.

You mentioned the correct answer. Ounce would've been correct.

You lose a life. Now you're vulnerable.

We've seen what happens.

Got to get the next question right.

Question 26.

I don't know a lot about Greek mythology, so I'm going to guess

-the one Greek mythological name I know.

-OK.

-Zeus.

-Is the answer

Zeus?

The answer's Prometheus. You've kept that money up, it's 8,500 now,

but it's not going to be for you because you have to go home.

-Thank you for playing.

-Thank you.

So you have waited

so long.

You have not answered a question or even stepped beyond the start line.

You've watched the money rake up. £8,500 is there.

Come and join me on question 26.

The longest walk, nearly all the way to the end.

Right. Question 26 is where you start.

£8,500

is in the pot for you.

If you stick together and answer the next five questions correctly,

you will have £9,000 to share between you.

All right?

If you were to break away, it would be more.

On that side of the track,

if you get a question wrong,

that £8,500

which you've owned for a matter of seconds

will disappear.

Those lives count for nothing, Mark, over there. Theo, Mark, Lisa -

question 26.

Oh, it's er... Skins.

-It's Skins.

-If you know it, step forward.

-Whoa! Mark steps forward, you have to answer immediately.

-Skins.

If it is Skins, we go up to £8,600.

If it isn't Skins,

we're down to zero.

Is the answer... This is your first question!

Is the answer... Skins?

-Yes!

-Well done. Step forward and join him.

Well done. £8,600 you have.

One more question till we reach a break point.

Question 27.

-Is it dogs?

-Dogs?

THEY WHISPER

20 seconds.

Very, very important.

-Birds. I think it's birds.

-How confident are you?

Ten seconds.

-Why are you saying dogs?

-I read these things, but I could be wrong.

Five seconds. Somebody has to step forward, bite the bullet.

-Three seconds! Go! Lisa, answer.

-Dog.

-Sorry?

-Dog. Dogs.

-Dogs.

Fear of dogs. Ichthyophobia, you think, is a fear of dogs. If it is,

we're on £8,700. We're at a break point.

If the answer is not dogs,...

..all of that money disappears.

Is the answer

dogs?

Please, please, please.

ALL: Ohh!

Ohhh! Sorry!

Oh, my word. Oh, my word.

The answer is fish.

Ichthus is Greek for fish.

£8,600 -

you can keep one digit of that and it's a 0.

Ahh! Well, there's still money to be won.

Get this right, you can break away. £400 to share between you

if you stick together and make no errors.

Or get through this question and you could break away.

Question 27.

-It's Australia, isn't it?

-Yeah, I think... Australia.

Lisa steps forward. Last time she stepped forward,

-it was heartbreak. What's the answer?

-Australia.

Is the answer Australia?

Yes! Yes!

Well done.

-All is not lost.

-You have £100. We've reached a break point.

A chance to break away.

If you stick together and get all your answers correct,

you will share £400.

If you were to break away now, you could have £1,000 for yourself.

Does anybody want to break away?

Lisa has chosen to break away.

Lisa, step across

onto the breakaway track.

Three questions to go. You will end up with £1,000

if you step through that line. The question is are you sure

you can make it on your own or do you run the risk

of saying the word "dog" and getting sent home?

-SHE LAUGHS

-That's the worry.

Do you think that you might need some help?

Might you need some help?

-I think £500 would be good.

-You don't mind sharing it.

-I don't mind.

-All right. Who would you like to come and join you?

Sorry, Theo, but I've got to take somebody with a life - Mark.

-You've been waiting to be asked for so long!

-Story of my life!

You're like one of those women

standing outside a wedding, waiting for the bouquet.

-Do you want to say yes?

-Yes, please.

OK, Mark, come and join Lisa on the breakaway track.

Theo, it gets worse, doesn't it?!

-I know!

-You wait all that time there, you get one question.

-You lose all the money, then they leave you on your own!

-That's OK,

-there's still a chance.

-You never know. Three questions to go.

Question 28.

-A wig, yeah?

-Yeah.

Lisa's been confident before! What's her answer this time?

Wig.

Is the answer wig?

Yes, it is. Come and join her, Mark.

£300 is added. £400

we have. Next question - question 29.

-Longest coastline in the world...

-Canada?

-Canada.

Maybe Russia. How confident are you

-on Canada?

-More than Russia.

-Yeah?

-Lisa?

-Canada.

-Canada.

Is the answer Canada?

Yes, well done. I tell you what,

at the moment, Lisa, you could've been doing this on your own.

-You've got both of those.

-I'm the moral support.

-I know.

You've done a lot of moral supporting all the way through.

If you get this question right, you will have won £500 each.

All right? This is

question 30.

-I don't know.

-Could be Tracey Emin.

-Yeah, Tracey Emin.

-Mark steps forward.

Your big moment, Mark. Your answer?

-Tracey Emin?

-Is the answer Tracey Emin?

Take a step back.

The answer is Damien Hirst.

-The cow and calf in formaldehyde. Did you know that, Theo?

-I did.

Theo knew that. Theo, you haven't had

a lot of involvement in this game. You've got some involvement now.

Would you like to take a life from Mark or would you like

to take Lisa out of the game? Your decision.

I'm going to take Lisa out

-because I think two brains are better than one.

-Lisa?

You answered a few good questions, but not the one you needed to.

Lisa, your game is over. Thank you.

Thanks. Good luck.

So, Mark, it's just you. This is what those lives were for

that you won several centuries ago.

You have one question to go through. You have £1,000 to yourself

if you breach that line.

You have two lives. Question 30.

30 seconds.

-I'm going to guess.

-Step forward. Mark, your answer is?

-I'm going to guess at red.

-Red.

If it is red, you've won. Is it red?

Step back. The answer is blue.

You lose a life. Right, you've stood at this point

twice before and questions have gone awry.

Get this right, you win £1,000. Get it wrong, it's your last chance.

Question 30.

I think I might actually know it.

Step forward and tell me, then. Mark?

-The Trip.

-The Trip. If the answer is The Trip,

you have won £1,000.

If the answer is not The Trip, you step back, you lose a life

and you're on the verge of going out.

Which trip are you going to make?!

Is the answer The Trip?

-Yes!

-Step forward. Excellent!

£1,000 you win, Mark. What an absolutely fascinating game.

Come and stand next to me.

We had Paul, who nearly went the whole way,

we waited for you to come up and tell us how good you were

and you were rubbish!

You lost so much money, it was unbelievable!

And yet, you go home with £1,000

and you go home without your dignity intact.

Join us next time when six more people have to decide

whether to go it alone or stick with the pack. Bye-bye.

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