Episode 1 Breakaway

Hello, and welcome to Breakaway.

There's up to £10,000 to be won for crossing this finish line.

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...

Hi. I'm Barry, an IT consultant from Rochdale.

Hi. I'm Steph. I'm a data technician and I'm from Hartlepool.

Hi. I'm Mike, a magazine journalist from Devon.

Hi. I'm Jo. I'm a project manager and I'm from Cardiff.

Hi. I'm Brian. I'm a civil engineer and I'm from Liverpool.

Hello. I'm Carol.

I'm retired and I'm from Barkingside in Essex.

Please take your place on the start line.

25 correct answer stand between you and the finish line.

With every correct answer, you'll win £100

for the communal pot for you all to share at the end.

Any one of you can, if you want to, break away from the pack.

And if you cross that finish line,

the entire prize fund will be yours and yours alone.

If you break away over here, every question is worth £400.

Obviously, a lot more.

But you also have the risk of being instantly eliminated.

Today's categories are there on the screen.

Rom Coms, Animals, Islands, UK Prime Ministers,

Rock Stars, Herbs and Spices.

And the first questions will be on...

Rom Coms.

-Rom Coms.

-INDISTINCT CHATTER

Before we start those questions,

you have an important decision to make.

We know what the name of the programme is

and you'll be given the chance to break away

now and after every three questions.

The break points are marked on the track.

So you know when it's coming up. You'll have five seconds to decide.

Only the person who buzzes in first will break away.

You may not choose to do it just yet,

but for the chance to win £10,000,

does anybody want to break away?

That's good. You're all playing nicely.

OK. All in the game. We're sticking together. We're happy with that.

You have 15 seconds to answer each question.

One of you and only one of you must step forward

and answer before the time runs out. OK?

Carol, Brian, Jo, Mike, Steph, Barry.

Question One.

-THEY ALL TALK AT ONCE

-Brian.

-When Harry Met Sally.

-When Harry Met Sally. OK.

Is the answer When Harry Met Sally?

OK, Brian. Well done. You all step forward.

Brian, would you like to do an impression of Meg Ryan

in that particular scene?

I don't know what you mean, Nick.

Obviously the famous scene where Meg Ryan pretends she's having a bagel.

So £100 already there.

Question Two.

Go on, Steph.

-Coming To America.

-OK.

You all seem very confident on that, as well.

Is the answer Coming To America?

It is. Step forward again. Mike didn't look quite so sure.

-Maybe that's your normal demeanour.

-I've seen it. It's good.

-I was just remembering it.

-OK. That's good.

Question Three.

-ALL TALK AT ONCE

-Mike.

-Four Weddings And A Funeral.

-Is it Four Weddings And A Funeral?

She did. Well done. Three questions out of three. £300.

This is a breeze, isn't it?

You're working beautifully. You're a perfect team.

OK. We've reached the second break point.

This is something that might influence your decision.

You've got a chance now to win a life. Lives are very important.

You can be eliminated if you get a question wrong

on the Breakaway track.

These lives will protect you. A bit of insurance.

There are four lives that can be won throughout the game.

This is the first of them. You all compete against each other.

First one to buzz in and answer correctly will win that first life.

Are we ready? Who, where or what is this?

This footballer inspired his team to victories

in the 1998 FIFA World Cup and 2000 European Championships.

-He was awarded the Golden Ball at the 2006 World...

-BUZZER

Brian.

-Thierry Henry.

-OK, Brian's going for Thierry Henry.

If the answer's Thierry Henry, Brian has a life.

If it's not, Brian's out of this and the rest of you carry on playing.

Is the answer Thierry Henry?

Brian, you're out of this for now.

Carol, Jo, Mike, Steph and Barry.

He was awarded the Golden Ball at the 2006 World Cup,

despite his team losing to Italy in the final.

-Born in 1972...

-BUZZER

-Jo.

-Is it Ronaldo?

-"Is it Ronaldo?" says Jo.

Is it Ronaldo?

-Born in 1972 to Algerian parents...

-BUZZER

-Mike.

-Zinedine Zidane.

Is the answer Zinedine Zidane?

Well done, Mike. Very, very good. Mike gets a life.

I was hoping it was going to carry on a little bit longer.

We would've had a decent five-a-side team.

Mike has the first life. Mike gets to choose the next category.

Animals, Islands, UK Prime Ministers,

Herbs and Spices or Rock Stars?

-I'll go for UK Prime Ministers.

-UK Prime Ministers.

The next three questions will be on UK Prime Ministers.

But before we resume...

we have another chance to break away.

It's very early. Mike has a life.

He might fancy his chances to go all the way from here.

The others might feel confident, too. So, five seconds to decide.

If you stayed together and carried on together as a team,

£2,500 to share between you.

You look great as a team, I have to say.

You look like a sort of football defensive rule on holiday

in pastel colours.

But if one of you was to break away and go it alone now,

and get through that line on their own,

£9,100 for yourself to keep.

Does anybody want to break away?

OK. It's early. It's early.

Maybe you want to find out a little bit more about each other,

maybe you want to win another life,

maybe you want to get rid of some of the categories.

Either way, we're staying together for the next three questions.

The next three questions are on UK Prime Ministers.

Question Four.

ALL TALK AT ONCE

It's definitely the Duke of Wellington.

One of you has to step forward. Barry steps forward.

-The Duke of Wellington.

-The Duke of Wellington.

Is the answer the Duke of Wellington?

Indeed. Well done. Step forward. The Duke of Wellington.

One of the very few British prime ministers to be named after a pub.

-LAUGHTER

-Question Five.

15 seconds.

Ooo! Cheeks being puffed out here.

-Has anyone got a guess?

-Seven, six, five seconds.

Four seconds. Barry steps forward.

Hands in the air. He isn't sure. What do you say?

-I'm going to say Winston Churchill.

-Winston Churchill.

Winston Churchill. Do we have any other guesses back there?

-Not a clue.

-OK.

If it isn't Winston Churchill, we could be losing the money

we've already won.

Is the answer Winston Churchill?

No, it is not, Barry. Take a step back.

The answer is David Cameron.

So King William IV, absolute monarch,

David Cameron shares power with Nick Clegg.

We have £400.

That £400 will be wiped away to zero because you got it wrong.

Unless...Mike would like to step in.

Mike is the only one that could save that money.

Mike could give his life up.

But it's only £400.

What would you expect him to want to do, Brian?

I'd expect him to keep it, to be honest.

-Steph?

-It's only a few hundred. If I was him, I probably wouldn't.

Looks like you're being given carte blanche.

That £400 would also come across here, so it's still in the game.

Your decision, Mike. Five seconds to make that decision.

Keep your life and lose the money

or lose your life and help your friends.

Five seconds from now.

OK. Mike kept his hand off his buzzer. That's fair.

I think we all thought that was fair.

The money goes now down from £400 to zero.

It's not the worst thing in the world. It's early in the game.

There's lots more money still to be won.

Stay together from here, you could still win £2,100.

And there's £8,400 on this side. So it's not the end of the world.

But we need to get through UK prime ministers.

More lives to be won after that. So, question five.

-Fine, steps forward, Brian.

-That was Tony Blair.

Tony Blair. One wonders if there is anyone in Britain

who didn't know the answer to that.

He's mentioned it often enough! Let's hope you're right.

Is the answer Tony Blair?

Yes it is Tony Blair. Well done.

OK, one more on UK prime ministers and we are at

the next break point, another life to be earned.

Question six.

-That's Gordon Brown, definitely.

-Sure?

-Yeah.

-Go for it.

Barry, very strident!

And very certain! And if he's wrong, he'll be embarrassed.

-What do you say?

-I think it's Gordon Brown.

Gordon Brown, says Barry. Is it Gordon Brown?

It is Gordon Brown, of course it is. Well done. OK, we've had a hiccup.

But we have reached the next break point

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

Mike already has one. He didn't give it up.

So a question for a life now. Who, where and what is this?

First one to buzz in and answer the question correctly.

This city was founded around 1788

and has an estimated population of 4.5 million.

It is the largest city in its country and lies to the south east,

built on low hills.

It is the location of the country's busiest international airport,

-Kingsford Smith. And is situated...

-BUZZER

Barry?

-I think that's Sydney.

-Barry thinks it's Sydney. Is it Sydney?

It is, well done. Barry gets a life. So Barry and Mike have lives.

Barry gets to choose the next category.

-Let's go for rock stars.

-Rock stars.

The next three questions will be on rock stars. OK?

We'll find out if those questions are going to be asked over here,

or over there. All right?

Maybe you want to play as a team or maybe somebody wants to break away.

Stay together, and obviously we've lost a bit of money over there.

£2,100 to share between you. Break away now.

Go all the way on your own. £7,800. It is early in the game.

The earlier you go, the more money there is. So, the question is,

does anybody want to break away?

OK, sticking together. I don't know

if that's lack of confidence, or maybe you have a game plan.

Maybe you feel you want an extra life, who knows?

But we'll find out soon enough. So, the subject is Rock Stars.

Question seven.

-Noel Gallagher.

-Go on, Steph.

-Steph steps forward.

-Noel Gallagher.

-"Noel Gallagher," says Steph.

You all said Noel Gallagher virtually at the same time.

Carol, did you chip in with Noel Gallagher?

No, I thought it was Liam.

Oh. If it's Liam, Carol, you could be very upset with the rest of them.

Is the answer...Noel Gallagher?

Yes it is. Well done, step forward. Happy with that one, Mike?

-You are involved in music quite a bit, aren't you?

-I have been.

-You used to be in a band, didn't you?

-Yeah, for about a year.

-What was the band called?

-The band was called The Crafty Butchers.

-OK, and all your songs were about meat, I understand?

-Yeah.

Are you wearing a disguise, by the way?

-No.

-I'm just checking because I wasn't sure.

Maybe you'd been on a previous show

and thought the old moustache would work.

I had a beard until, er, very early this morning.

Some of it was stolen. Yeah. All right then, let's get on.

Rock stars, question eight.

-Dylan?

-Yeah.

-Bob Dylan.

-Right.

-Hopefully it's Bob Dylan.

-Hopefully it's Bob Dylan.

I think we're all fairly confident it is Bob Dylan. Is it Bob Dylan?

Yes it is. Another step forward. Another £100. Up to £400.

Moving on nicely. But eventually you need to get that money up.

One more question on rock stars before the break point and life.

If you get it right, of course. Question nine.

-My steps forward. Mike?

-Phil Collins?

Mike says it is Phil Collins. It the answer Phil Collins?

It is, well done, well done.

Lots of people pleased with Phil Collins, thought he was

a great giver to charity.

In fact, he only did it to get two lots of duty-free!

LAUGHTER

So, we are through Rock Stars, we are at the next break point.

We have another chance to win an life.

Mike has a life, Barry has an life. Only one more life after this.

If somebody gets a second life, they're starting to look strong too.

It's all part of the tactics.

First one to buzz in and answer correctly -

who, where, or what is this?

This artist was born near Albi, France, in 1864

to a wealthy aristocratic family.

Known as one of the great painters of the Post-Impressionist period,

a new record was set when his work, La Blanchisseuse,

sold for 22.4 million at Christie's in 2005.

In the mid-1880s, he began his lifelong association

with the bohemian life of Montmartre...

BUZZER

-Brian.

-Monet?

Brian's going for Monet. Is the answer Monet?

No, it's not.

-His lifelong...

-BUZZER

-Steph?

-Henri Matisse?

Is the answer Matisse?

I'm afraid not, Steph.

-..the bohemian life...

-BUZZER

I'm never going to get through this sentence! Mike?

Is it Toulouse Lautrec?

Is it Toulouse Lautrec?

Yes it is, yes it is, yes it is. Mike has a second life.

Mike is looking a formidable opponent for the rest of you.

Mike's doing very well, very nicely.

Mike, because you won the life, you get to choose the next category.

-Herbs & Spices, please.

-Herbs & Spices.

You're a man who's in touch with nature, aren't you, Mike?

I've heard that you bought an axe

and cut down a tree and made a ladder?

Yeah, that's the manliest thing I've ever done.

-It's very manly, I have to say, very manly.

-The strongest day of my life.

Many strings to your bow, clearly.

So the next three questions will be on herbs and spices.

But will they be answered by all of you or by one of you?

Because it's time for that question again.

So, we've reached another break point.

There comes a time you've got to make a decision.

Remember, the money keeps going down each time you don't get up there.

All right?

If you stuck together now and went through as a team,

£2,100 to share between you.

If you were to break away now and make it all the way on your own,

£6,900.

Don't have regrets.

The questions are the same on both sides.

All right?

If you feel you can do it, you should go,

and don't worry about being on your own,

you can ask somebody to come and join you.

All right?

Lots of things to weigh up. Don't let somebody beat you to the punch.

Don't spend the whole game - you could be stood in that position

for the rest of the game while somebody goes through and wins.

Equally, you don't want to be too gung ho.

There's one more life to be won. Your decision.

Does anybody want to break away?

-Barry has broken away.

-Yep.

Come and step here onto the breakaway track.

So, Barry, you have broken away on question nine.

There are 16 questions left.

If you were to go all that way on your own,

you would win for yourself £6,900.

Each question's worth £400. The money does rack up very quickly.

The question is, can you go all that way on your own?

If you're not so confident, you can ask somebody to come and join you.

You get to share their knowledge, they get to share the money,

you know, you take a few knocks together,

but maybe you do fancy it for yourself?

Now, let me ask you

if you would like to ask anybody to come and join you?

Well, coming over here was a bit of a gamble and it only made sense

if somebody would agree to come and join me.

OK, let's not say who that is. And of course, they can say no.

Yeah, yeah.

Jo, who do you think he's going to ask to join him?

-I think he might ask Brian.

-You think he might ask Brian?

Jo, I'm not sure you fully understood the rules of the game.

Steph, who do you think he might ask to come and join him?

He might ask Mike.

I wonder what Mike would think about that. What about you, Carole?

We know you're up to something.

-I think he's going to ask Mike.

-Barry?

I know if she was here, your old friend Lisa Stansfield

-would be the person you'd want next to you.

-Yeah.

-Who you went to school with?

-Yes, I did indeed.

Lisa, sadly, isn't here.

She's all around the world, world, world, world, apparently.

Who is it you'd like to ask to come and join you?

Well, I'm not one for begging.

-Mike?

-You can say no.

Would you like to come and join Barry?

I feel I should, really.

-Is that a yes or a no?

-Yes.

-Excellent.

Mike, come and join Barry.

Now, this is interesting stuff, you know?

I'll tell you why it's interesting stuff,

all the lives in the game are over here.

I don't want you to feel that you're out in any sense of the word,

because you certainly are not.

They could muck up and lose all their lives.

There's one more to be won.

They could earn you a load of money and you could be back in the game.

They've got a lot to do - 16 more questions. All right?

-Are we ready?

-Yep.

-Yeah.

-Ish.

-Herbs & Spices.

-Right.

-Which Mike chose, if you remember?

I am slightly regretting that now.

We'll find out. Question 10.

-Clove, clove oil.

-One of you has to step forward.

Barry steps forward. Barry?

-I think that's a clove.

-A clove, says Barry.

For another £400, and you'd be up and running, is the answer clove?

Yes, it is. Mike, come and join him.

£400 goes on. £900 you've got.

Bet you all knew that, didn't you?

Question 11.

GASPS

Don't do that!

Sage. Go.

-Sage.

-Mike says sage.

Is the answer sage?

-Did you used to watch The Herbs, Barry?

-I did.

-You're a bit younger than me, aren't you?

-Yeah.

OK, it's racking up quickly now, isn't it?

Maybe you've made exactly the right choice, no lives have been lost.

Question 12.

No...

You can't ask her - she drowned soon afterwards.

It's not rue.

Seven seconds, six seconds, five seconds...

-I think it might be rosemary, I don't know why.

-Barry?

Guess. Rosemary.

If the answer isn't rosemary, one of your lives is going to go.

-It's a guess. Did you have any idea at all, Mike?

-No.

Is the answer - and a life could be lost here -

is the answer rosemary?

You little beauty, well done. It is rosemary, that's for remembrance.

-Meant to be good for your memory.

-Is it?

-Yes, it is.

So, we've reached the next break point.

Another life to be won.

I can't stress how important this life is.

You know back there that all the lives in the game are over here.

You need to get the answer to this question right, it's a key question.

You are the guardians of the book depository

when Lee Harvey Oswald says, "Can I borrow the key?"

You have to make the right decision or something bad is going to happen.

All right then.

Who, where or what is this?

This chemical element is in the so-called nitrogen group

of the periodic table.

The first clearly authentic report of it as a free substance

was made in 1649 by Johann Schroder, a German pharmacist,

who prepared the element by heating its...

BUZZER

-Mike?

-Mercury?

Mike says mercury.

Is the answer mercury?

The moment I said "chemical element," Jo's face was a picture.

My mum is a chemistry teacher!

-Your mum's a chemistry teacher?

-It doesn't help me!

Do this for mum, Jo. Right, let's carry on.

..Johann Schroder, a German pharmacist who prepared the element

by heating its oxide with charcoal.

By the 18th century it was a well-known unique semi-metal.

-Very poisonous, it plays a significant part in the plot...

-BUZZER

-Barry?

-Arsenic.

-OK, arsenic.

Looks a bit like those last two words give you the clue.

Is the answer, for four lives on this side, is the answer arsenic?

Yes, it is. Yes it is, well done. Another life.

Barry has two lives, Mike has two lives.

All the lives in the game are over here.

Carole, Brian, Jo, Steph, you're relying on mistakes now.

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

Animals or Islands?

I'm not sure it makes a lot of difference, so, Islands.

Next three questions will be on islands.

You couldn't be more tooled-up, could you?

You've got all the lives, you've chosen the category,

you're like Greek heroes being sent off with favours from the gods.

You'll feel bad if you fail now.

It's just a case of getting all of these questions right.

-All right?

-Yep, easy.

Question 13.

-It's Cornwall, isn't it?

-That makes sense.

-Go for it.

-Mike steps forward. Mike?

-Cornwall.

-Is the answer Cornwall?

Yes it is, another £400, another step closer.

Two and a half hours away, I think. Not swimming, clearly, but by boat.

Question 14.

-Java.

-Java. Go for it.

-Barry?

-I think that's Java.

Barry says Java.

Is the answer Java?

Well done. How are we feeling back there?

Do you think you're ever going to be back in the game?

-Yes.

-Matter of time.

-Definitely.

Is this part of your evil plan, Carole?

-It is, definitely.

-You've worked this out?

-I did.

-She's explained it to us.

-Has she? Has she?

One more question to a break point.

Doesn't look like you're going to need any of these break points.

Cantering through!

Question 15.

-I think you'll like this one.

-Yeah?

-Oh, Christ!

-Islas Malvinas. Sorry!

-Islas Malvinas.

-Islas Malvinas.

You thought, Mike, it was "Christ," didn't you?

That's what you said when asked the question.

Is the answer Islas Malvinas?

Yes, it is. Well done. OK.

Even though we're not going to do any breakaways now,

because you're both here, it's nice to feel

you've reached another staging point.

-Yep.

-OK. The final category, Animals, it's going to be.

You're on the way still to £6,900 if you keep going.

Three questions on animals and then we're into our final run-in.

-All the lives are still there.

-Right.

Any messages of hate or disappointment from over there?

-No, we still love them.

-It's nice to see the game played well.

So, question 16.

-Apiary - bees, bees. Bees.

-OK - not what I was going to say.

-Apiary is bees.

-Barry says bees.

You didn't listen to what Mike was going to say.

What were you going to say, Mike?

I am an idiot, so I was going to say apes.

Could be, couldn't it? Kind of makes sense, doesn't it?

Yeah, I don't think that's right.

Well, Barry's gone for bees. Is the answer bees?

The answer is bees. Good job you had him here with you, wasn't it?

All right then.

Question 17.

Here's a man that cuts down trees.

Did any of these creatures fall out?

-Giant sloth?

-Giant sloth.

-Try it. It's all I've got.

-It's all I've got.

-Struggling with this one. Five seconds, Mike?

-A giant sloth?

Giant sloth? OK.

-Is that an animal?

-It's an animal, it is an animal.

All right, the situation is this -

if it's wrong, one of you will lose a life

and that will be chosen by the chasing pack.

If it's right, it's another one down, another £400.

Is the answer the giant sloth?

Orang-utan.

THEY GROAN

Orang-utan, meaning "tree dwelling person," I think.

OK, that means a life has to go. It's your first hiccup.

You're still doing very well.

Question is, chasing pack, who would you like to take a life off?

Because you want to wound them, you want to make problems for them.

They've still got quite a long way to go.

If they drop out, that money will come back across to you. So, have an little think.

What do you think?

-We've had a discussion.

-You've had a discussion?

Yeah. I think as a team, we want to take Barry out of the game.

So he's in our sights at the minute.

So you're going to take a life from Barry?

Is that because you think Barry's a stronger player?

-Yep.

-You do? OK.

It's a vote of confidence in many ways, Barry,

one that you could well do without.

-I'm made up(!)

-So, Barry loses a life.

And Mike loses a little bit of self-respect

because they think that Barry's cleverer than Mike.

But the fact of the matter is,

you're still in a very strong position.

You've got three lives, OK?

Four mistakes, and one of you will you get through there and win all the money.

Five mistakes, and you'll be out, both of you.

OK, question 17.

-Go for it.

-Horse.

A horse. Is it a horse?

A horse or pony, yes.

Another £400. OK, you're up and running again.

One tiny hiccup. You weren't happy about that, were you?

You weren't happy about that. It could have been your question.

£3,700.

Question 18.

-Barry's stepped.

-Very big on perfumes, Barry. Go on?

-I think it's the sperm whale.

-You think it's the sperm whale? Mike?

-I was going to say sperm whale.

-Liar!

-But he didn't ask me!

-I know!

OK. You seem relaxed?

You might have tripped up, you know? Be careful.

-Trust me, they'll take another life off you.

-I know they will, I know.

Is the answer sperm whale?

The answer is sperm whale. They sort of throw it up out of their mouths.

It's found on beaches and things. It's very, very expensive.

-Did you know about that?

-Oh, yeah.

-Yeah, yeah.

Steph doesn't look quite so sure.

So, the money at the moment is £4,100.

You're on the way to £6,900.

We've reached the next break point,

but you're still in possession of the game.

However, we're into the final running.

Just seven questions remain.

From this point, the questions will be pot-luck, no categories.

They'll be changing all of the time.

Because you're getting towards the end, it gets more tense,

we'll give you a little bit more time.

-Ready?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

Question 19.

THEY CONFER

-Who again?

-Minos.

I'm thinking Achilles.

I'm thinking Achilles. No, Achilles...

-It's not Midas, is it?

-Seven seconds.

-Go on.

-Mike.

-Minos?

-Minos, said Mike.

Wonderful story you were telling there,

you know the story back to front, didn't you?

You knew exactly what it was about and all about sacrifices.

Is the answer Minos?

Such a long way off.

-Agamemnon.

-OK.

-Agamemnon.

At least you were in the right war,

although you did choose a gay soldier.

Now the smiles start to appear!

What are we doing? Are we taking Barry's next life away?

Or are we going to weaken Mike?

-I think we'll definitely have to go for Barry.

-Going to go for Barry.

-Sorry!

-They've got it in for you, Barry. They've got it in for you.

Barry, you lose another life, but you are still in the game.

You're looking very vulnerable.

I've a feeling if there's another question answered wrong,

you might be out of the game.

Barry, has it occurred to you

that Mike might step forward and deliberately get one wrong?

I don't want to cause any problems. I'm just saying!

It hadn't occurred to me I could do that.

This is a man who's capable of anything.

You've seen his moustache!

-Right, are we ready?

-Yes.

-Absolutely.

Seven questions to go.

£6,900 still possible for you to share.

-Barry sweating a little bit.

-Don't mind that.

-Question 19.

-Go.

-Mike steps forward.

101.

Room 101. Is the answer room 101?

It is, another £400.

You'd have known he was up to something if he'd said 102.

-Wouldn't I just!

-So maybe he's all right.

OK, you're doing fine. Question 20.

-German measles.

-That's German measles.

-Go for it.

-Barry?

-We think that's German measles.

You're fairly sure it's German measles, aren't you?

-We think it is.

-Is it German measles?

Oh, you had a moment of doubt there, Barry. What did you think?

-I'd chickenpox moment. I'd a chickenpox moment.

-Did you?

-Yeah.

Oh, if you hadn't answered quickly there might have been a problem.

As it is, £4,900.

Jo, you'd have got that, wouldn't you?

-I think so!

-I think so too.

-Can we say... Can we say that I'm not fat?

-Jo is having a baby.

-Ah, yes.

-She'll have been warned about German measles.

What do you say, Brian, you're having a baby as well? Yeah, lovely.

OK, question 21.

Oh, God!

Lee Van Cleef steps forward.

-Unforgiven.

-Unforgiven, says Mike.

Is the answer Unforgiven?

You were worried! I said Westerns,

you were both upset, but very, confident.

We've reached another break point, but you're still both in the game.

You've got to be thinking you can do this now.

He's got to be thinking he can do it.

I know, that's the trouble. That's the worry.

You've got one, two, three, four questions.

£6,900.

£3,450 each.

-What would that do for you, Mike?

-I don't know.

Since mentioning the band, I'm thinking I could put it into that.

-You're going to get the band back together?!

-Do an album, why not?

-It's the Blues Brothers! It's fantastic.

-We'll do that, yeah.

What about you, Barry?

Well, I'm having a kitchen fitted and I love the sort of toys

and beer dispensers and coffee machines and...

What a lovely double act they are!

He wants to get the band back together, he's having a new kitchen fitted.

What about you back there? Do you think they're there?

-Are the home and dry?

-Nowhere near.

Hands crossed in supplication.

Question 22.

That's Mother Teresa. I think it's Mother Teresa.

I didn't recognise the surname...

That sounds...

I thought it was Albania...

Have I got anything better?

It might be Albania now.

I've got nothing else. Go for it.

Here goes.

OK, Barry.

We think that might be Mother Teresa.

-Do a lot of amateur dramatics, don't you, Barry?

-No.

-You were doing a bit there.

-I was there, yeah.

All right. Is the answer...

..Mother Teresa?

Yes, well done. Very, very good.

-Mike, how many of these have you known in the last few?

-Err...

-You've been very happy to...

-I did sperm whale.

-Yeah, fair enough.

One, two, three questions.

Come on, you can taste it, you can breathe it, you can feel it.

Question 23.

I think I could be going here.

I would have...

Right, it's me that's going to go, so...

I would have to go for The Tempest.

Can I go for it, seeing as it might be my last one?

I think Prospero says it at the end. It might be his last words.

Barry goes forward.

Err, could be my last words on the show, but...

The Tempest.

OK. Is the answer The Tempest?

Oh, God, that hurts!

Well done. And you said, Mike, Prospero said those words.

-Yeah, is it the last words of the...?

-Miranda said the words.

-OK.

-It's all right. It's fine.

Two questions to go. Starting to doubt yet?

-No.

-Possibly.

OK, gentlemen. Nearly there.

We're looking at a kitchen and a rock phenomenon.

You never got that, then, Sale of the Century.

£6,100.

£6,900 if you were to get through there.

-Barry's so worried.

-I know.

Mike is so relieved.

Carole, is this still fitting to your plan?

No. To be honest.

To be honest, I wouldn't want them to go.

It's a long walk up there.

All right.

-Here we go.

-Right.

Question 24.

Plums. Definitely plums.

Plum brandy. Slivovitz.

Eastern European.

Barry?

We think that's a plum.

-You think it's a plum?

-I think it's a plum.

Mike isn't sure.

You're actually shaking, Barry.

-I know!

-I know, and it's a good thing.

Listen, you worked so hard, I hope it is a plum.

Cos you know if it isn't a plum,

they're going to be knocking you out.

-Not necessarily.

-Hmm.

-Yeah.

Is the answer plums?

-Amazing.

-Why did that take so long?

Not as long as the last one.

Barry, you have worked so hard

and Mike too, but Barry in particular.

I think with the extra pressure of not having his lives, he's in real trouble.

I really, in many ways, hope, although I am neutral,

that you make it all the way now.

You've gone such a long way together.

If you get this wrong...

If they got it wrong now, given how hard they've worked,

would you show mercy to him?

-No.

-Oh, no!

-I would.

-Carole would.

-You'll have to talk them round, Carole.

-I would.

We'll have a vote on it.

Well, I was hoping that would make you feel better. Clearly...

-Good luck with that, Carole.

-Yes.

OK. Question 25, both still together.

Get this one right, step forward, answer it correctly...

If the green light goes on, you go through there,

you have won £6,900 between you.

Get it wrong, you have to take a step back

and you're at the mercy of the Pack.

Steph, I think, is looking particularly mean.

Right, gentlemen.

Key moment. Question 25.

That's William I.

-I'm certain that's William I.

-I have no idea.

I'm almost certain it's William I.

-Go for it.

-Well, it's...

Take your time. You've got 20 seconds.

It's my head, isn't it?

Yeah, my head.

Go for it, I don't know.

Let's do it.

Barry.

William I.

There has been a pattern.

There's been a pattern, which is Barry saying something

and Mike saying, "I've no idea."

But, if Barry is right this time,

and it is William I,

you both get to step through that line

and you will share £6,900 between you.

Barry has been under incredible pressure

these last few questions.

Is the answer...

..William I?

Well done. Through the line you go. £6,900!

Come back here. Let's have the Pack come up to congratulate you.

Look at that money! £3,450 each.

It's great news for all fans of the Crafty Butchers, of course,

because the band are going to be back together.

We'll all be at the MTV Awards in five or six years time,

because you got the band back together for this.

And you will have so many kitchen installers phoning you from now on.

You get them calling already, don't you?

What sort of kitchen would you go for?

You don't really want to know?

I do, I do. I just love this two generations here.

Barry, I have to say, under an incredible amount of pressure,

that was a great performance.

So, you've got £3,450 each,

which might mean we'll be seeing you again,

because the six biggest series winners will be coming back

to go head-to-head in the final show of the series.

We'll have to wait and see.

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. Bye bye.

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