Episode 10 Breakaway

Hello and welcome to Breakaway.

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

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

or break away from the pack

in a bid to win everything for themselves?

Today's six players are...

Hello, I'm Lesley.

I'm a secretary and I'm from Nantwich in Cheshire.

Hi, I'm Chris.

I'm a civil servant from Llanelli in South Wales.

Hi, I'm Megan.

I'm a lunchtime supervisor from Leicester.

Hi, I'm Nic. I'm from Bristol and I'm an actor.

Hi, I'm Jo. I'm an office manager from Croydon.

Hi, I'm Alan. I'm a recruitment consultant from Buckinghamshire.

Please take your place on the start line.

25 correct answers stand between you and the finish line.

With every correct answer, you will win £100

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

But any one of you can, if you wish,

break away from the pack.

And if you cross that finish line,

the entire prize fund could be yours.

If you break away, each question is worth £400.

The rewards are four times as much but, of course, there is a risk.

If you get a question wrong on the Breakaway track,

you risk instant elimination. All right?

Today's categories are there on the screen,

and the first questions will be on...

Now, before we start the questions,

you have an important decision to make.

You're going to be given the chance to break away now

and after every three questions.

You can see the break points marked on the track.

There they are. Those are the key moments in the game.

You'll have five seconds to decide

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

All right?

For the chance to win £10,000,

does anybody want...

to break away?

It's a big call to go there.

You're sticking together, that's absolutely fine.

Stick together for as long as you feel you need to.

Right. You have 15 seconds to answer each question.

One, and only one of you,

must step forward and answer before the time runs out. All right?

Question one...

ALL: The Ace Of Spades.

Go, Nic.

He goes forward, Nic.

Ace Of Spades.

Is the answer...

the Ace Of Spades?

It is.

Also the name of the album

that that song came from.

Perfect start, £100.

-Alan, were you a bit of a Motorhead fan?

-Not at all, no.

I had a feeling you might not be, but there you go.

Question two...

Radiohead.

-Yeah.

-Absolutely, definitely.

-You go for it.

-Alan.

-Radiohead.

Is the answer Radiohead?

Yes, it is. Well done, Alan.

-Did anybody else know that?

-No.

-No.

OK, so, Alan's showing himself to have that bit of extra knowledge.

Question three. Hopefully the last one before another break point.

Question three...

-Slash.

-Is it Axl Rose?

Axl Rose is the singer, so it's Slash on guitar.

Slash is the guitarist.

-10 seconds.

-You go, Jo.

OK, lots of discussion there.

A new face comes forward. Jo.

-We think Slash.

-You think it's Slash.

Is the answer Slash?

Yes, it is. A perfect start.

Three questions, £300.

Good sharing of knowledge, OK? Worked well as a team.

Lots of people have stepped forward. Well done.

We've reached the second break point.

But first, there is something that might influence your decision

and, indeed, the way that you play,

because this is the chance to win yourself a life.

Lives are very important.

I've told you, you can win lots of money on the Breakaway track,

but you can also risk being knocked out of the game.

Lives can protect you

if you get a question wrong when you're over here.

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

Here, and then three more.

The first person to buzz in and answer correctly

will win this first life.

OK, question's always the same.

Who, where or what is this?

These organisms of the genus Tuber belong to the order Pezizales.

Found especially in south-east areas of France,

there are over 70 varieties

and about one third of production is exported,

making it an important national industry.

The most value specimens, from the Perigord...

-BUZZER

-Chris.

-I think it's a truffle.

-OK.

Is it a truffle?

Yes, it is. Well done, Chris.

Chris gets the first life.

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

-Poetry and verse.

-Poetry and verse.

Maybe he's chosen that because he needs help with it,

maybe he's chosen it because he's thinking of breaking away.

It's early doors. Chris has a life. That might give him an advantage.

Alan's looked very strong,

but maybe you still need to work out who each other are.

If you stick together now and just went all the way,

perfectly as a team, as you have been doing,

you'd have £2,500 to share between you.

If you were to break away now, on your own,

and go through to that line,

£9,100.

If you're looking for the big money, you need to break away early.

Does anybody want to break away?

All right, nobody's chosen. That's fine.

It's early in the game,

I think it's probably the right decision

unless you're incredibly confident or incredibly stupid.

Ready?

Question four...

Any ideas? Any ideas at all? Byron?

-Byron, I would say.

-It's Keats.

-Eight seconds.

-If I was gambling, I'd say it's Keats.

Five seconds. Somebody has to go.

-Shall I go?

-Lesley, just in time.

-Lesley, answer.

-Keats.

Is the answer Keats?

-Well done.

-Well done.

Come forward and join her.

£400, four questions. You can't argue with that.

Question five...

Was that...? Not Ted Hughes?

It is, definitely.

Ted Hughes? Yes, Nic, you go.

-Nic.

-Ted Hughes.

Is it Ted Hughes?

It is. Well done.

Another £100, another perfect answer.

Question six...

-Albatross.

-Shall I go?

-Yes, go for it.

-Lesley?

-The albatross.

-You think the albatross.

You all seem to think it's the albatross. Is it?

There's a statue of the Mariner with the albatross

in Watchet in Somerset, apparently.

OK, that was successfully dealt with.

We've reached the next breakpoint, a chance to win the next life.

Chris already has a life. The rest of you are playing for your first.

Who, where, what is this?

This politician was born on August 19th, 1946

and became a devoted Southern Baptist from a very young age.

At 17 years old, he was elected as the Arkansas representative

to the American...

-BUZZER

-Alan.

Bill Clinton.

Is the answer Bill Clinton?

Of course it is. Well done, Alan.

Alan gets a life.

And because he has a life, he also gets to choose

the next category and lead the way that the game goes.

-Kings and Queens, please.

-Kings and Queens.

The next three questions will be on Kings and Queens.

The question is, where will the questions be asked?

Stick together, it's as you were,

£2,500 to share between you.

Make a break for it now,

go on your own, £8,200.

So, does anybody want to break away?

Not yet. Not yet.

The next three questions will be on Kings and Queens.

Question seven...

-It was Henry VII.

-Yes.

-It was, yeah.

-Shall I go?

-Yes.

-Lesley confidently steps forward. Lesley?

-Henry VII.

Lesley says Henry VII. Is it Henry VII?

It is, well done.

He beat Richard the third at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485.

Question eight...

-James I?

-James I.

-James I, I think.

James I was after Elizabeth I.

Yes, yes, exactly.

The time is going.

Five seconds. Chris?

It was James I.

Is the answer James I?

Of course it is. Well done.

One more question on Kings and Queens. If you get there.

You're looking very determined, Alan.

-Looking very determined, I have to say.

-I'm trying to pay attention.

You're frightening me a little bit.

Right, question nine...

THEY SIGH

Collective sigh there.

-I don't know.

-I haven't got a clue.

That's the most awful...

Five seconds.

Three seconds, someone's got to go, someone's got to go. Lesley.

-Henry II.

-Henry II?

How confident are you, Jo, that it's Henry II?

I'm not sure, to be honest with you, either way, so...

-Nic?

-Not a clue.

-Megan?

-No idea.

-No idea?

-Not 100%.

I was thinking Richard the Lionheart.

Were you? So, who came up with Henry II?

Me.

And there are only two real offers, Henry II

and Richard I, Richard the Lionheart.

Is the answer Henry II?

Take a step back, Lesley.

Don't say it was Richard the Lionheart.

The answer is Richard the Lionheart.

Richard Coeur de Lion.

It was at the Chateau de Chalus Chabrol, OK?

That's where he was shot, died of his wounds.

The fact of the matter is that the money that you have earned,

£800,

can now go down to zero.

There's only one way to save it

and there's only two people that can do it.

Alan has a life and Chris has a life.

Now, if one of them decides they're willing to give up their life,

the money will stay there.

Lesley, would you like to say anything to either of them?

We're a team, guys!

Yeah, not bad.

It's not up there with Churchill, but it was a good effort. OK.

I'll count down from five,

you have to pressure buzzer within those five seconds

to offer up your life or the money goes down to zero.

The time starts now.

At the 11th hour, Chris has given up his life for the team.

Well done, Chris.

The money stays there. £800.

We still need to get through Kings and Queens.

If you get it wrong again we're in the same position,

and there's only Alan that can help you. Question nine...

-Can I take this one on?

-Take it on.

You can do it!

Chris.

-Arthur.

-Is the answer Arthur?

Well done. £900, thanks to Chris.

We've reached the next break point and the next chance to win a life.

There are only two lives left now,

there will only be three in the game cos Chris's has gone.

-You all right there, Megan?

-Yes, thank you.

-You're lunchtime supervisor, aren't you?

-I am, yeah.

I didn't really know what that was, but I'd like to congratulate you

because all of my lunchtimes have been fine,

-so you're clearly doing a good job. Thank you for that.

-Thank you.

Who, where or what is this?

This building was begun in 1631

and approximately 20,000 workers were involved in its construction.

Located on the southern bank of the Yamuna River in Agra,

it was completed in 1653...

BUZZER

-Alan.

-Taj Mahal.

Is the answer the Taj Mahal?

Alan gets another life.

Alan is looking on...

He was looking ominous at the beginning.

Now, he's looking dangerous, is what he's looking!

Two lives for Alan.

Alan gets to choose the next category.

-Inventions, I think, please.

-Inventions.

The next three questions will be on inventions.

He chose Kings and Queens last time,

I thought it might have been so he could break away,

he didn't.

He controls the game at this point. He has two lives.

You could call his bluff,

one of you could answer the next question,

"Yes, I'd like to break away," cos that's what we're going to ask.

Stay together as you are thanks to Chris,

£2,500 to share between you.

Break away now, go on your own,

£7,300.

Jo, you know what the categories are...

I know you're in a book club

and you'd like there to be booky categories up there,

-but there aren't, are there?

-No.

But from what I can tell, yours is the sort of book club night that ends up with kebab, is it?

-Indeed.

-More on the social side than the actual reading?

-Yes.

Gossip and a glass of wine.

You don't need a life to break away, bear that in mind.

You can bring somebody with you, all right?

Would anybody like..

to break away?

You disappoint me, Mr Bond.

THEY LAUGH

-Team game, isn't it?

-That's fine.

We're still in the game, there's plenty of time.

So, three questions to come on inventions before the next life

and the next breakpoint.

Question 10...

Positioning system?

-System or software?

-System.

-Global positioning system.

-Yeah?

-I think so.

-Five seconds.

-You go, Alan.

-Have you been, Megan?

-I haven't.

Go on, Megan. Yes, Megan?

Global positioning system.

Is it global positioning system?

-It is. Well done, Megan.

-Well done, everybody.

Forward we go.

You've broken the £1,000, that's nice to see as well.

Question 11...

Founding Fathers?

It's Jefferson or Edison.

-Jefferson.

-Jefferson.

Somebody's got to go. Alan?

-Jefferson.

-Is the answer Thomas Jefferson?

Step back, please, Alan.

-Did anybody else paid any other names forward?

-I said Franklin.

I said Franklin, yeah.

Oh, you both said Franklin? The answer IS Benjamin Franklin.

If in doubt, the answer to all invention questions

is Benjamin Franklin.

Right, we're in that position again.

This time, Alan, you led...

You led the answer very strongly...

You're the only one who can help here now, Alan. Right?

You'll have five seconds.

If you buzz in within that five seconds,

a life will go but the money will stay in the game.

If you don't, we'll be right down to 0. Time starts now.

BUZZER

Well done, Alan.

One life goes.

That's a difficult thing for you to do.

You've been a very strong player. I know you're protecting

money for yourself, but it was a great thing for you to do.

And I know that Lesley's particularly happy,

cos she looks up there,

Lesley doesn't see £1,000, Lesley sees a new bed.

-Cos Lesley has been married for... How long?

-28 years.

28 years, and 28 years in the same bed.

I've been married for 15 years and for 14 of those,

I've been sleeping in the same car.

So, there you go. Right, good.

We've stayed in the game.

Back onto inventions.

Question 11...

-Dyson.

-Yeah, go for it. So, Jo...

Jo steps forward. Jo.

-Dyson.

-Is the answer Dyson?

You obviously know him better than I do.

Sir James Dyson is what I call him,

but if you want to call him Dyson, that's fine, I would have thought.

The inventor, of course, of the bagless vacuum cleaner.

Right, question 12...

Sounds like the pervert to me, but there you go.

-Bustier?

-Bras...? No.

Oh, not another problem, I hope.

Five seconds to look at the breasts. Someone's got to go.

Go, go, go somebody, go!

-Too late, I'm afraid.

-Oh, no.

Too late.

The answer is stethoscope.

THEY SIGH

Stethoscope.

After so much kindness

over so few questions,

we're going to have to ask Alan again...

-You know the situation.

-Mm-hmm.

Five seconds. Time starts now.

-Sorry.

-He's sorry but, to be fair, he's done it.

I don't think you can be cross with Alan or Chris,

these are people who have won the lives and then given them up.

It's not their fault, certainly.

£1,100 becomes £0.

That's a very depressing moment.

But look, all six of you are still in the game.

That's the most important thing. There's plenty of questions left.

There's another life left. All right? Chin up.

Question 12...

-Sliced bread.

-Slices it. Yeah, slice it.

-Go for it, Megan.

-Megan?

-Sliced.

-A slicer.

-A slicer.

You think it was a slicer.

Is the answer a slicer?

The first commercial slicer of bread is right.

We're on our way. We've reached the next break point.

We've reached a chance to win a life.

This is the last life in the game.

First one to buzz in and answer correctly wins this final life.

Who, where, or what is this?

This writer was born in Derbyshire in 1952.

She attended convent school before embarking on a law degree

at the London School of Economics.

In 1983, she and her husband relocated to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia,

publishing her first novel, Every Day Is Mother's Day.

But her best-known work is the Man Booker-winning historical novel

Wolf Hall, to which she added the sequel...

-Jo?

-Hilary Mantel.

Jo says it's Hilary Mantel.

We talked about her book club before.

Clearly, she doesn't spend the whole time necking it.

Some time reading.

Is the answer Hilary Mantel?

It is.

Well done, Jo.

Came up on the blindside, got that life.

Jo gets to choose the next category.

Capital cities or blockbuster movies, Jo.

Capital cities.

Capital cities comes in. Three questions on capital cities.

The question is, will those questions be to all of you,

or is somebody going to break away?

We're just about halfway through.

If you were to stick together,

and go through the line together,

£1,400 to share between you.

All right?

If you were to break away now on your own,

£5,300 for yourself.

The question is,

does anybody want to break away?

Do you think there's been a blow to general confidence

-over the last few questions?

-I think so.

There are no more lives to win.

There are only two more categories to go.

Capital cities obviously wasn't one

that made anybody feel particularly confident.

Let's get through these questions and get to the next break point.

All right?

Question 13...

Ho Chi Minh City. Yeah.

Lesley?

-Ho Chi Minh.

-Ho Chi Minh.

Is the answer Ho Chi Minh?

Yes, it is. You all seemed very confident on that one.

Question 14...

-Azerbaijan.

-No, it was Baku.

-What's the capital...?

-Baku is.

-Baku?

-Baku, yeah.

-Lesley?

-Baku.

Is the answer Baku?

It is. Well done.

Another £100.

Question 15...

Bonn. Bonn.

We're seeing a lot of you, Lesley.

You're thinking about that bed, aren't you?

-What's the answer, Lesley?

-Bonn.

Is the answer Bonn?

It is.

It even stayed as the capital of the united Germany

until 1999. Let's see what

the next three questions

are going to be on.

They're on blockbuster movies, the final category.

OK. We've got through capital cities.

Somebody must have been frightened of it.

Nobody broke away before,

but now, we've got another chance to break away.

OK, three more questions coming up on blockbuster movies.

But if you need to get out of there and earn some money,

you need to go soon.

There are only ten questions left.

So we need to make up our minds if we want to break away.

Alan has a life. Jo has a life.

The rest of you haven't, but just cos you haven't got a life,

it doesn't mean you have to stand over there and do nothing at all.

You're all still in the game.

If you were to stick together now and go through together,

£1,400 could be yours.

If you were to break away now...

£4,400.

Does anybody want...

..to break away?

Jo.

Jo, who we've heard nothing of until the last three or four questions.

Jo, who won the life

and is now feeling a bit enlivened,

like Popeye with a tin of spinach in her.

Jo, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

So, Jo, you have broken out

on question 15.

There are ten questions left.

If you got all the way through that line on your own,

£4,400 will be yours.

The question is, do you feel confident?

If you think that you could do with some help,

somebody else's knowledge,

somebody else's protection,

you could ask somebody to come and join you.

You'd have to share the money, of course, and they might say no.

So when I ask you, hypothetically,

is there somebody you'd like to ask to join you?

Yes, there is.

OK. who would you like to ask?

I'm going to ask Alan.

Alan, would you like to come and join Jo on the breakaway track?

I will join Jo, yes.

OK. Alan, come and join Jo.

Over you come.

So, here you are, with ten questions to go,

two lives.

Alan's been a very strong player. One of the strongest we've seen.

If it wasn't for a combination of all sorts of things,

I think he may have gone earlier. So, just for now,

we're going to concentrate on you two,

but remember, if they make an error,

you get to choose whose life you take away.

You get to choose. You can play them around, manipulate them,

make them weaker, work out how to put some doubt between them.

OK? For now, the next three questions are on blockbusters.

Question 16...

I've seen that. Is it the Petronas Tower?

Yes, it is. Yeah. Yeah.

-Yeah, I think so.

-Let's go with that.

Someone has to step forward.

Alan steps forward.

We think it might be the Petronas Tower.

Petronas Towers, you think.

Is it the Petronas Towers, in Kuala Lumpur?

Oh, well.

Take a step back.

It's the Burj Khalifa, in Dubai.

That's a little bit of a blow.

Now.

You lot have to decide...

..whether to take a life from Jo or a life from Alan.

It's got to be Alan.

-We've got to go for the jugular and go for Alan, don't we?

-Yeah.

Oh, I gave up a life for you lot!

That's true. That's true. He gave up a life for you.

It's only a game, isn't it?

It's only a game when you're standing over there.

-You're taking a life from Alan?

-Yeah.

That's the decision of all of you. OK.

Alan, I'm afraid you lose a life.

Right, start again.

Question 16...

-Christian Bale.

-Christian Bale.

-Jo.

-Christian Bale.

-Is it Christian Bale?

£400 goes on. £800.

Now there's only nine questions.

It gets easier. It gets easier.

Question 17...

-Jude Law.

-Jude Law. I'll take it.

-Yep.

-Alan?

-Jude Law.

Is it Jude Law?

OK. Very good.

The runs are coming off the bat now. Feeling good.

Question 18...

-Stephen King.

-Yeah.

-Jo steps forward. Jo.

-Stephen King.

Stephen King. Is it Stephen King?

Yes, it is. Well done.

You picked up a nice amount of money there.

£1,200 in three questions.

But you have had that one little injury.

If you'd know more about tall buildings,

you might have been here looking very, very strong.

Now, we're at the point where we go to pot luck.

This is the final run-in. Seven questions.

They could be on anything at all. Sometimes that's better.

And because you're getting a bit close you've got 30 seconds,

more time to discuss it.

-Are we ready?

-Yep.

Question 19...

-It's not Facebook, so it must be... Is it Twitter?

-Twitter or Bebo...

Bebo's earlier. Twitter.

Twitter, yeah. Go for it. Do you think?

-Yeah, I think.

-Alan steps forward.

I'm going to say Twitter.

Is it Twitter?

Well done. Another £400.

£2,000 up there.

We're getting closer to the 4,400.

Feeling out of it over there?

Sweaty palms!

Question 20...

-Paris.

-Yeah? Go for it.

Alan?

I think it's Paris, because of...

Coubertin had it at home.

OK.

Is the answer Paris?

-Well done.

-Another £400.

One, two, three, four, five,

and you're there.

Question 21...

-30 seconds.

-I have a feeling it's Chance.

I think it's Chance.

-You go round.

-You go round, don't you?

-Yeah.

-You have Community Chest before...

-These ones aren't nice.

-Do you think it's Chance?

-I'm not sure.

-What do you think?

That would be... That's my guess.

-First instinct? Yeah.

-You go.

OK, you've kind of stuck with the first thing that you went for.

Alan suggested, and you're going to say it's...

-Chance.

-Chance.

Is the answer Chance?

Take a step back. Anybody over there know the answer?

I think it's the electric company.

It is the electric company.

We're going to have to hope, from your point of view, Alan,

that they're going to be kind to you,

that they remember you gave up your life for them.

that they think maybe you deserve to stay in, the two of you.

Your decision.

You can take a life off Jo or you can send Alan home.

It's got to be Alan.

Yeah, let's get rid of him.

He's the best player. That's the problem.

-We've got to get rid of a brain. We really have.

-Yeah.

OK, right, agreed.

-Answer?

-Alan.

-You're going to take Alan out of the game.

-Sorry, Alan.

-That's all right.

It's the sort of terrible complement, you know.

You've been a very, very strong player, Alan.

-Unfortunately, the nature of the game means...

-I'm off.

Alan, thank you so much for playing. You've been a really good player.

-Well done.

-Good luck.

So, Jo, you're on your own, where you were when you first broke away.

But you still have your life

and one, two, three, four, five questions to go.

If you get the next question right, you could get somebody to join you.

Right, Jo, let's concentrate on you.

Let's concentrate on the money you can win.

Let's concentrate on question 21.

-Erm... Oh!

-30 seconds.

I can't remember the name. Erm...

Shame, cos that's kind of how the quiz works!

I know. This is the problem. My memory's not so good.

Oh, goodness me.

Think of the songs.

Yeah, they also had Brown Girl In The Ring.

-Yes, I do know! Yes!

-Step forward.

-Who do you think it is, Jo?

-Boney M.

Oh, Jo, Jo, Jo. You could hear the cogs whirring there.

Is the answer Boney M?

-Well done, Jo.

-Thank you.

You've reached the next break point, which means you're in a position

to ask somebody to join you, if you want.

One, two, three, four more questions.

That one other person could help protect you.

Let me ask you, theoretically, first of all, hypothetically,

-would you like to ask somebody to join you?

-I would, please.

All right, then. Who would you like to ask to come and join you?

-I'm going to ask Chris.

-OK.

Now, Chris, do you want to come and join her?

I would, yes.

OK, Chris, come and join Jo on the Breakaway track.

So, Chris and Jo. Jo has a life.

One, two, three, four questions to go.

Ready?

Question 22...

-True Blood.

-Yeah.

-Yeah, yeah. Do you want to go?

-Yeah.

-Chris.

-True Blood.

Is the answer True Blood?

Well done. Another £400.

£3,200.

Another step closer.

Question 23...

I honestly don't know.

-Any ideas?

-None at all.

-No.

St Andrew, something like that?

I don't know, to be honest with you. I don't... I couldn't tell you.

-15 seconds.

-It's not Order of the Garter?

-Yeah, that's right.

There's not...a thistle one, or... It could be...

-Well, I can say it.

-Yeah.

-Yeah. Go for it.

-Chris.

It's a complete guess, but the Order Of St Andrew?

Is it...

the Order Of St Andrew?

Take a step back.

Anybody back there?

-Thistle?

-The thistle.

The Order Of The Thistle is the correct answer.

You were on the right track, really.

If you were going to make a guess, it was a good one.

Unfortunately, it wasn't good enough...

..and it means Chris could be sent home or Jo could lose a life.

Your decision. You can take a life off Jo,

or you can send Chris home.

One brain's got to be a lot weaker than two,

so Chris has got to...

-Well, not necessarily.

-Well, in theory.

-So I'm afraid Chris has got to go.

-All right, Chris.

You had your moment in the sun.

But, I'm afraid, for you the game is over.

Bad luck, Chris. Cheers. Well done.

It's you and me again, Jo. You and me again.

You've still got your life.

You're no weaker than you were when you broke away.

And you're a lot closer to winning £4,400.

Now, it's academic whether you want somebody to join you at the moment.

You need to get through two questions.

Then we can think about maybe bringing somebody over.

-Good luck.

-Thank you.

-Question 23...

I really don't have any idea.

I obviously know it was Kennedy, but I don't know who our side was.

Early 60s...

It's a complete guess.

Harold Macmillan.

Is it Harold Macmillan?

-Well done.

-Thank you!

Fantastic way to use the time!

Now, you've got to start believing.

You've got a life and there's two questions to go.

HE EXHALES DEEPLY

Question 24...

OK. Saturn's got its rings.

Jupiter's got lots of moons.

I think Venus has a moon.

Uranus has got...

Again, it's going to be a complete guess.

Saturn, because it's got the rings. I don't know.

-You're going to go for the rings instead of the moon.

-Yes.

-OK.

Is the answer Saturn?

I thought you were going to get that,

because you were rattling through the planets

like they were members of your own family.

-Any ideas back there?

-Pluto?

-The answer is Venus.

-OK.

-So, Jo...

-Mm-hm?

-You lose a life.

-Yep.

Right. Vulnerable again now, the most vulnerable you have been.

-If you get this question wrong, you're going home.

-Yep.

Question 24...

I don't know.

I don't know if it's to do with the Jeffersonian or something like that.

So I'm going to guess...

Yeah, I'll have a guess. I can only have a guess.

-Jo.

-Washington DC.

-You say Washington DC.

Is it Washington DC?

-Well done.

-Thank you.

-It's the Library of Congress.

Nothing to do with the Jeffersonian, but the Library of... Well done!

Thank you.

-Right, now you can breathe in.

-Oh, OK.

-OK.

-Right, there's only one more question to go, question 25.

-Yes.

-You have no life to protect you.

-No.

Would you like somebody to come and join you?

I had this conversation with my family earlier.

They said that I was very nice. I'm going to ask somebody to join me.

Lesley, do you want to make a case for yourself?

I think, out of the three of us, I've answered the most questions.

OK, that's probably fair.

I would agree that Lesley's answered the most questions,

but I'd also suggest

that some of her answers haven't been the correct ones.

THEY GASP THEATRICALLY

Well, get you! Sunshine!

OK, Jo, who would you like to ask to come and join you?

I'm sorry. It's nothing to do with the girl thing. I'm going to ask Nic.

You're go going to ask Nic to come and join you?

Nic, would you like to come and join Jo on the Breakaway track?

I couldn't be happier to.

OK, come and join her.

-Good luck.

-You too, babes. Wow!

OK. I have to say, I didn't see that coming.

I didn't see that coming. Your decision.

Right. Come on, this is very important. This is for £4,400.

If you get this question right, for £4,400,

you step through that,

you have £2,200 each,

we'll go over there and we'll have a party.

If you get this question wrong,

Lesley and Megan will send one of you two home.

-Simple as that.

-Wow!

Totally going to be me!

Question 25...

-Three, I believe.

-Katie Holmes...

Katie Holmes, Nicole Kidman,

and, yeah, the lady in the late '80s.

Mimi Rogers.

-Yeah.

-Yeah, I think that's it.

-Three?

-I believe so.

I don't think he's had any more, has he? He didn't do...

-Not to me. I was all right. You?

-No. Yeah, yeah?

-Three.

-The answer's three.

Both of you step through there

and you've got £4,400 to share between you.

£2,200.

Is the answer...

three?

Well done. Congratulations.

Come back here. Let's go over here.

Join the others, come up here, please.

-Now, I have to put it to you, Jo, that you didn't need him.

-I know.

-You knew it was three. You knew the names of all of them.

-Moral support.

It is the moral support.

Do you not feel at all that you could have had £4,400 to yourself?

I do. But I'm happy with the half of it, so...

OK. Well done. £2,200 for Jo.

£2,200 to Nic, who's played Sinitta to your Simon Cowell.

What are you going to spend your...?

I was going to say ill gotten gains, but not gotten at all, really!

Definitely. I'm off to do a two-month tour of Australia

and I'm going to make sure that I have a really, really good time.

Yeah, fair enough. Why not? What about you, Jo?

-Is it going to go on your family?

-Holiday, yes. Family holiday.

A bit disappointed not to be asked, Lesley?

Very disappointed not to be asked. But it was Jo's prerogative.

-Absolutely. And, Megan, it's nice to be in the whole game.

-It is. It is.

But the truth of the matter is,

Nic has £2,200,

Jo has £2,200.

I'm not sure that'll get you into our top six earners over the series.

It might do, but if not, well done to both of you.

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.

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