Episode 11 Breakaway

Hello and welcome to Breakaway,

a race to this finish line with up to £10,000 to be won.

But will today's players stick together as a team or go it alone to win everything for themselves?

I'm Pat, I'm from Fleetwood and I'm a retired cost clerk.

Hi, I'm Craig, from Shetland, and a TV scriptwriting student.

Hi. I'm Steph, from Dorking, and I work as a senior account exec.

Hello, I'm Caspian, a pharmaceutical scientist from Sussex.

Hello. I'm Natalie, from Greenwich, and a marketing manager.

Hi. I'm Ben, from London, and I'm an entertainer.

Please take your place on the start line!

25 correct answers stand between you and the finish line.

For every correct answer, you win £100 for the pot for you all to share at the end.

But as the name of the game indicates, any one of you can 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 £400,

but if you answer a single question wrong over here, you do risk instant elimination. All right?

Today's categories are on the screen. And the first questions will be on...Hollywood Icons.

Before we start the questions, you have an important decision to make.

Straight away, you're going to be given the chance to break away

and then after every three questions. You can see the break points marked on the track.

Each time you hit one of those, you can come over here and make the big money.

You'll have five seconds to decide and only the person who buzzes first will break away.

Does anybody want to break away?

Nobody's THAT confident

Cowards!

So you have 15 seconds to answer each question. One of you must step forward and answer

before time runs out. Good luck, everybody. Question...one.

That's Singin' In The Rain.

-You take it, Pat.

-Singin' In The Rain.

Is the answer Singin' In The Rain?

Well done, everybody.

It was voted the Best Movie Musical of all time in 2006.

Question two.

-Chaplin, yeah?

-Yeah.

-Ben?

-It's Charlie Chaplin.

-Is the answer Charlie Chaplin?

Yes!

So, question three.

-Sunset Boulevard.

-OK.

-Pat?

-Sunset Boulevard.

-Is the answer Sunset Boulevard?

Right. Gloria Swanson played Norma.

You've reached the second break point.

At this point you have a chance to win yourself a life.

Now these are very important. They can protect you. If you're here and get one wrong, they can keep you in.

There are four lives that can be won, here and at the next three break points.

OK? There they are, marked on the track.

You're playing against each other. You have to buzz in first and answer correctly to get a life.

It will make you more secure in the game and more valuable.

Who, where or what is this?

This country has a population of over 4.5 million people

and in 2010, Laura Chinchilla Miranda became its president.

In 1949, it constitutionally abolished its military

and has announced plans to become the world's first carbon-neutral country by 2021.

It formally declared its independence from Spain in...

-Ben?

-Chile?

-Is the answer Chile?

No, it's not. Ben is out. Its capital is San Jose and its name translates as "rich coast".

-Pat?

-Costa Rica.

Is the answer Costa Rica?

It is. Well done, Pat. Pat gets a life and looks a very strong player.

Because Pat has the first life, she chooses the next subject category.

Pop Stars, please.

I don't know if that's a strong subject for Pat or not.

The next three questions will be on Pop Stars, but before we ask them,

we need to work out who we are asking them to - a team or an individual.

It's very early to go now, but you do have a chance to break away at this point.

If you stuck together as a team, £2,500 to share between you.

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

£9,100 could be yours.

Does anybody want to break away?

Not on Pop Stars.

Question four.

-It's the BRIT School.

-Yeah.

-Natalie, very confident.

-It's the BRIT School.

-Is the answer the BRIT School?

The BRIT School of Performing Arts and Technology. Well done, Natalie.

Question five.

-ABBA?

-Do you want to say it, Caspian?

Caspian?

It's ABBA.

Is the answer ABBA?

-Yes!

-Well done. Perfect start. Five out of five. Question six.

-David Guetta?

-Yeah, go for it.

-Steph?

-David Guetta?

Is the answer David Guetta?

-Yay!

-From the album One Love.

We've got through Pop Stars, Pat. Did you think you'd need their help?

-I knew I'd know none of them!

-All right, OK.

You got through the first six questions. Six correct answers, £600

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

Who, where or what is this?

This scientist, born in 1822, was one of the most important pioneers of medical microbiology.

He introduced the study of molecular asymmetry, demonstrated that micro-organisms...

-Ben?

-Is it Alexander Fleming?

-Is it Alexander Fleming?

Ben is out. ..demonstrated that micro-organisms cause fermentation and developed vaccines

against anthrax and rabies. In 1863 he was requested by the Emperor of France to study wine contamination

blighting the country's industry. He developed a simple procedure to prevent it,

involving heating the wine to 50-60 degrees centigrade...

-Pat?

-Is it Louis Pasteur?

-Is it Louis Pasteur?

It is. Well done, Pat. Pasteurisation, of course.

Pat has another life. Well done, Pat. Pat is looking a formidable player at the moment.

What is the next category she wants to choose from?

-Hobbies and Games.

-Hobbies and Games.

So the next three questions will be on Hobbies and Games,

but maybe just one person will be answering them because it's time to ask the question again.

Stick together, £2,500 will be yours to share between you.

Break away now and go all the way on your own,

£8,200.

The earlier you go, the more money you will get.

Does anybody want... to break away?

Not yet!

Not yet, not yet. Right, that's absolutely fine.

Hobbies and Games coming up. Question seven.

-Eggs.

-Eggs, is it not?

-I'd say eggs.

-Craig?

-Eggs.

-Is the answer eggs?

Yes!

It is eggs, especially birds' eggs in particular.

Question eight.

-Types of yoga.

-Are they?

-Yeah.

Natalie?

-They're types of yoga.

-You were straight in with that.

Is the answer yoga?

Well done, Natalie.

Right, question nine.

It's, um...tens?

10 seconds.

- What do you think? - Wild Bill Hickok had them.

-Ben?

-Four and a ten?

-Fours and tens?

-It's not. Isn't there an ace?

-Is it fours and tens?

It is not. I saw you muttering "aces" there.

-It is eights and aces.

-I said that...

You need to take a step back. Allegedly, Wild Bill Hickok was holding a pair of aces and eights

when he was killed, and that's why it is known as Dead Man's Hand.

You've got a question wrong. You have £800. It goes down to zero.

There's only one way to save the money and keep it in the game

and only one person who can save the money. You'll have five seconds.

If you buzz in within that five seconds, a life will go, but the money stays in the game.

If you don't, it'll be wiped down to zero. Pat, your time starts now.

-Pat has decided not to give up her life.

-It's only the equivalent of two questions on that track.

-Absolutely right.

-If somebody got on that track and got up to £2,000 or £3,000 and then went out

and then we were to lose a question here, we would need that life

-to save maybe £2,000 or £3,000.

-If we ever needed a Breakaway analyst, you would be that person!

You would be that person. So £800 goes down to zero.

There's one more question on Hobbies and Games

and then another life to be won, another break point. Look forward, don't look back.

Question nine.

-Craps.

-Yeah, it is!

-Are you sure?

-Yeah.

-Pat?

-Craps.

Pat suggested that straight away. Is the answer craps?

Well done. Well done indeed. £100.

Guys and Dolls debuted on Broadway in 1950.

We have reached the next break point and the chance to win another life.

One more life after this. If Pat gets all four, she'll be looking extremely strong.

Who, where or what is this?

It is claimed that the origins of this game date from at least 1300,

but its earliest known rules were formally drawn up in 1744.

-Each team consists of 11 players and the ball... Ben?

-Football?

Is it football?

It's not. Ben is out of this question.

The ball used had its modern weight established...

-Natalie?

-Is it hockey?

-Is it hockey?

It is not hockey. Natalie is out. The modern weight was established in 1774.

The earliest reference to an 11-a-side match was... Steph?

-Cricket?

-Is the answer cricket?

Yes, it is. Well done, Steph.

Steph gets a life. The first one that Pat hasn't snaffled up for himself.

Steph gets to choose the next subject category.

Let's go for Kings and Queens.

If it's a strong subject for you, you may want to break away.

Stay together and you will win £1,700 between you.

Break away now, go all the way on your own,

and it's £6,500.

You can take somebody with you

if they agree to go.

Does anybody want...to break away?

No. Steph is so smiley! I'm not sure if it's a smile that means you're going to break away

or that you're not! The next three questions are on Kings and Queens. They'll each be worth £100.

Question 10.

-Richard III.

-Ben?

-Richard III.

-Very confident.

Is it Richard III?

-Well done, Ben.

-The Wars of the Roses.

£200. Question 11.

-Lear.

-Definitely.

-King Lear.

-Is the answer King Lear?

-Yes!

-Well done. Actually from a pre-Roman legend about Leir, Celtic king of Britain.

One more question. Get it right

and we reach the next break point and the final life. Question 12.

Cardinal Wolsey? One of the Thomases. Wolsey or More.

-I like Wolsey.

-5 seconds!

-Ben?

-Cardinal Wolsey.

-Is the answer Cardinal Wolsey?

-Yes!

-Well done! Well done indeed, Ben.

Now we're seeing bookends here - Pat and Ben looking very strong.

-Interestingly, Pat is a great fan of line dancing and Ben is dressed as a line dancer.

-I'm a teacher!

-Are you a line dance teacher?!

-I have been.

-Give us a little bit.

-This is the grapevine.

-That's good. We're liking that.

So we have reached the next break point. You have £400.

And it's a chance to win a life. This is the final life.

Pat has two, Steph has one. The rest are looking for your first life.

Who, where or what is this?

This constellation is in the northern sky at about 2300 hours right ascension

and 20 degrees north in declination. It is the seventh-largest constellation in the sky and...

-Ben?

-Orion?

-An Irish constellation! Is it Orion?

No, it is not. It contains three of the bright stars that make up the Great Square.

A neighbouring constellation is Andromeda... Natalie?

-Is it the Plough?

-Is it the Plough?

No. Natalie is out. A neighbouring constellation is Andromeda and like it, it takes its name

from Greek mythology, identified as the winged horse ridden by... Caspian?

-I think it could be Pegasus.

-Is it Pegasus?

-Yes!

-Well done.

-Well done, Caspian. A final life has been doled out.

Caspian, you get to choose.

-I think we'll go for... Classic Literature.

-Classic Literature.

So three questions on Classic Literature.

Maybe that's a strong subject for you. Maybe it will stop you breaking out at this point.

Stick together, £1,700. Break away now

on your own, £5,600.

Does anyone want to break away?

Oh! I thought he would!

-Ben!

-Yes.

-Ben who's started to look a little bit strong just recently.

Come and join me on the Breakaway track.

Well done, Ben. A brave thing to do. You're the first person to do it.

There are 13 questions left. If you go all that way on your own, £5,600.

You could ask somebody to come and join you. You'd share their knowledge and it may protect you

-if errors may be. But also you'd have to share the money.

-Yep.

-Would you like to ask somebody to join you?

-I would, Nick, yes.

-Who would you like to ask?

-I'd like to invite Pat.

-Why Pat?

-She's got the lives and the gaps in my knowledge.

-Good reason, but Pat doesn't need to say yes.

-Pat, would you like to come and join Ben?

-Nothing ventured, nothing gained. I'd love to.

-OK.

Come and join Ben on the track. Two very strong players.

I described them as our bookends, one from each end of the group.

Get all the way there and you'll share £5,600.

You have two lives to protect you. The next three questions are on Classic Literature.

Question 13.

-Mr Darcy? Jane Austen...

-10 seconds.

-Mr Darcy.

-Someone has to step forward. Pat?

-Mr Darcy.

Is the answer Mr Darcy?

Well done. £400 is added on.

Pat, which is your favourite Mr Darcy?

-Colin Firth coming out of the water!

-I bet you've got that.

-I've got it on a video!

-I bet.

£800 we have. Well done. Question 14.

Four - past, present, Christmas yet to come and Jacob Marley.

-10 seconds. Ben?

-Four.

-Is the answer four?

Very good, Ben.

£1,200.

We've broken through the £1,000 barrier. Last question on Classic Literature. Question 15.

-Jean-Paul Sartre.

-Sounds good. I can't think of another in the '60s.

-Pat?

-Jean-Paul Sartre.

Is the answer Jean-Paul Sartre?

Very good, Pat. He said, "A writer should not allow himself to be turned into an institution."

Three questions and you've added £1,200. Your point earlier

about the £800 that we didn't save has been proved right.

You've saved it and added £400 on top of it.

We are on to the final category now.

-Make sure you don't make any errors because if you do, Ben, you will be vulnerable.

-Yes.

The following pack could send you home. They don't necessarily have to do that, but they could do.

Steph is doing a mean face there.

Right, question 16.

-Any ideas?

-Um...

-It's the Buddha.

-Ten seconds.

-It might be somewhere China way.

-Kuala Lumpur?

-Seven seconds.

-That sounds good.

-Four seconds. Pat?

-Kuala Lumpur?

-Is the answer Kuala Lumpur?

The answer is Bangkok.

OK, Craig, Steph, Caspian and Natalie, you have a choice to make.

You can take a life from Pat

or you can send Ben home.

-Let's say goodbye to Ben.

-Yeah.

-The audacity for breaking away?

-And losing more money.

We were worried about Pat's lives, but two minds are better than one.

-Ben did lose us £800.

-That's true.

-THEY LAUGH

-You say, Craig.

-So, a majority, we've all decided, Ben, I'm sorry.

Ben, you're paying the price... What you're mainly paying the price for is not having a life.

-Indeed.

-But you're also paying the price for losing them £800.

The fact is, Ben, you've been a really strong player, you've made a nice team with Pat,

-but I'm afraid you have to go home.

-Thank you, Nick.

-Well played.

-Pat, good luck.

See you later.

-So, Pat, you are on your own.

-Yes.

You can't ask anyone to join you for three questions at the next break point. You're a very strong player.

There's no reason why you can't get through these easy enough, then you can think about other players.

Question 16.

-Oh, um...

-15 seconds.

Ten seconds.

-Yes, Pat?

-Is it Vienna?

Is the answer Vienna?

-Big Ultravox fan?

-No, a really good guess.

-You were more Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark!

-More a guess, that.

-Well done. A good guess. An excellent guess.

Question 17.

-Yes, Pat?

-Beijing.

-Is the answer Beijing?

Yes, it is.

One more question on Capital Cities before the next break point,

then if you wanted to, you could ask somebody to come and join you. Question 18.

Five seconds.

-Yes, Pat?

-Nigeria.

Is the answer Nigeria?

I'm afraid not, Pat. You need to come back. Did anybody know there?

-I think it's South Sudan.

-I think it's South Sudan too.

Well done, Craig. It became a new country in July 2011.

-That's why it's a new capital.

-Of course.

That means you're going to lose one of your lives, so you're down to one life.

Get through the next question and you can ask somebody to come and join you.

Question 18.

Pat?

-Berlin.

-Is the answer Berlin?

Yes, well done. Bonn was the capital of West Germany, East Berlin was the capital of East Germany. £2,800.

We've got through Capital Cities, we've reached the next break point and we're at the final run-in.

Just seven questions remain and from this point on, the questions are Pot Luck.

Because you're getting closer to the finish line, you'll have more time to think -

30 seconds for each question.

-Would you like to ask somebody to join you?

-I would.

-Who would you like to ask?

-I'll ask Caspian.

-You're going to ask Caspian.

Caspian, Pat wants you to come and join her.

I'm a team player, but I think the odds are good.

-Caspian!

-I will split from the team.

-OK, Caspian, come and join Pat on the breakaway track.

Pat and Caspian, two lives you have to protect you.

You're on the final run-in. Each question is worth £400.

You have £2,800. Go through there together, you'll have £5,600.

Any error and one of these lives will go, OK?

-Are we ready?

-Mm-hm.

-Good. Question 19.

-Metamorphosis?

-30 seconds.

-Yes, Metamorphosis.

-That's definitely the process.

-Pat?

-Metamorphosis.

-Is the answer Metamorphosis?

It is, well done.

-Well done.

-Excellent. Another £400 goes on there. Up to 3,200.

Question 20.

-I think it's the pituitary gland.

-OK, take it.

-Do you have an answer?

-It's the one I was thinking of.

Caspian?

-We're going to say the pituitary.

-Is it the "pie" or "pih-tuitary" gland?

-Yes!

-Well done.

Otherwise known as the hypophysis. The money's racking up.

3,600. We're getting closer and closer and closer.

We've had no errors. Well done, Caspian. That was mostly your input for that one. Good choice, Pat.

-He's the scientist.

-You just want young boys to stand next to you.

-That's what's happening.

-Of course.

-I know your type.

Right, keep going. Question 21.

What was it, Best Picture, Best Director...?

And Best Original Screenplay. 20 seconds.

Was it Brokeback Mountain or...?

-The King's Speech?

-15 seconds.

-Yes, probably King's Speech. Best Director, Screenplay.

-Ten seconds.

-What was the other one?

-The question is up there. Five seconds.

-Shall I go with it?

-Yeah, go.

-Pat?

-The King's Speech.

Pat says The King's Speech. Is it The King's Speech?

Well done.

-Well done, you!

-Also won Best Actor for Colin Firth. Well done.

£4,000.

One, two, three, four questions to go.

So...question 22.

-I've got no idea. Fictional dog?

-Snowy...

-Timmy.

-20 seconds.

Fido. Lassie.

15 seconds.

Gosh...

Ten seconds.

I've never heard of it.

Five seconds. Someone's going to have to go.

Four seconds. Pat?

Snowy.

Is the answer Snowy?

Take a step back. Do you know?

-Yeah, we think it's Toto.

-It is Toto That was the dog from The Wizard Of Oz, was it not? Yes, indeed.

And, of course, the band that sang Africa.

You have a decision to make. You've got to take a life from Caspian or a life from Pat.

We think Pat is the stronger player and she has done a lot of the work,

but we need to weaken her, so we'll take a life off Pat.

They've made their decision, Pat. I'm afraid you lose your life.

That makes you vulnerable now.

One more error and they can send you out of the game.

The best way to make sure that they don't have that decision

-is just to answer the next four questions right.

-Yeah.

Question 22.

-Oh, it's... What was British Honduras?

-Panama?

-25 seconds.

British Guiana, what's its name? What's its modern name?

-Not Suriname.

-20 seconds.

-Suriname?

Not Bahrain, no.

15 seconds.

-Gosh.

-It used to be British Guinea.

-Ten seconds.

-It's a bird sanctuary.

-Suriname?

-No. Is it?

Five seconds. Four seconds. Pat steps forward. Pat?

-Suriname.

-If the answer is Suriname, you'll have £4,400

and you'll be three questions away from winning the game.

Is the answer Suriname?

Oh!

-The answer is Guyana.

-Guyana!

There's cackling coming from back there.

Evil noises coming from back here.

-Three very naughty children.

-But they left us. They were mean grown-ups who left us.

That's true. Do you want to take a life from Caspian or do you want to send Pat back to Fleetwood?

-We've all decided. Pat, I'm sorry.

-Time to go home.

-Oh, that's awful.

-Pat, I'm sorry. They have decided to do that, Pat, I'm afraid.

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

-Been tripped up, unfortunately, and it's time to go home. Thank you so much for playing.

-Thank you.

Thanks for getting me here. Unlucky.

Well played, Pat.

So, Caspian, you are on your own. Pat has gone. She's a strong player, a great ally to have.

-She was.

-Unfortunately, you're also three questions away

from being able to ask anybody to come and join you, if you wanted to.

Each question is worth £400. You have £4,000.

You will have £5,600 if you can get through that line.

Question 22.

Well, he won Wimbledon, he certainly won the US,

so it's between the French and the Australian.

I reckon because he was...

He was a serve-and-volleyer.

-The French, I think, is a big baselining one.

-Ten seconds.

-Yeah, OK.

-Caspian?

I will say the French Open, yeah.

Is the answer the French Open?

-Yes!

-Well done. He lost a semi-final in 1996 to Kafelnikov,

but that was as close as he got.

Another £400 goes up there. You're another step closer.

-Question 23.

-OK.

This is a Biblical one, isn't it? Isn't it manna?

-22 seconds.

-The only word coming into my head is "manna".

-20 seconds.

-Manna?

-You have to step forward if you want to answer.

-Yes, Caspian?

-Manna.

-Is the answer manna?

-Agh!

-The answer is matza or matzo.

-Oh, is it?

-Caspian, you lose your life.

Take a step back.

If you get a question wrong now, you'll be going home.

But you're perfectly capable of getting these two right, then you'll reach a break point

-and you can ask somebody to come and join you.

-Yeah, OK.

-Question 23.

-Ah, yes.

-Step forward when you know it.

-Yes, Caspian?

-I think it's the River Styx.

Is the answer the River Styx?

It is, the river that Achilles was dipped in,

the river that Charon is the boatman of. Well done. £400.

-Two questions from the finish line. Can't afford an error. Let's get through this one.

-Yeah.

-Question 24.

25 seconds.

So it's a choice between Scott and Shackleton, I think.

But I have no idea.

-15 seconds.

-I have no idea which one. Peter Scott...

Shackleton...

Seven seconds. Step forward when you know it. Five seconds, four seconds.

Three, two. Yes, Caspian?

-I'm going to say Scott.

-Is the answer Scott?

You knew it was one of two, Scott or Shackleton.

It was one of two, but it was the other one, Ernest Shackleton.

Caspian, so close. You've come a long way. You played well with Pat.

But sadly, that's what happens. You made two errors. You lost your life and now you've lost the game.

-Well played, though. Well played.

-Thank you.

So, Craig, Steph and Natalie, come and join me on question 24.

A lot of money comes across to you.

£4,800 is yours between you at this moment in time.

A lot of it has been won for you by Pat and by Caspian, but you've played the game perfectly well.

One question to come until the next break point. The next question is worth £100.

There's very little margin for error. If you get it wrong, that £4,800 can become zero.

Question 24.

-Famous boxers.

-Muhammad Ali?

-I don't think Ali was around then.

-That was mid-'60s?

-Henry Cooper was the famous British boxer.

-When from?

-In the '40s, '50s.

-15 seconds.

-Do it now. Go for it.

Natalie?

-Henry Cooper?

-OK, that's good logic. Right time-frame.

Is the answer Henry Cooper?

-Oh, no.

-I'm afraid not. Take a step back, Natalie. It's Sonny Liston.

Lost his title to Muhammad Ali's "ghost punch" if I remember rightly.

That means that the only way you can hang on to that £4,800 is for Steph to give up her life.

Steph, you'll have five seconds to buzz in and your time starts now.

BUZZ

Logical thing to do. Well done, Steph. It was good that you had the life.

Another error will mean it will go down to zero.

So, question 24.

-Tibet...

-What make of dog? Oh, which breed of dog...?

-In Tibet.

-Shih-tzu?

-Shih-tzu?

The chihuahua, where's that from?

15 seconds.

-I don't know.

-I don't know.

-Shih-tzu?

-It's worth... I mean, any other...?

-Let's go for that.

-Go for it, Natalie.

-Natalie?

-We're going to go with shih-tzu.

If the answer is shih-tzu, you've got another £100

and you are one question away from going through the finish line

as winners of a lot of money. If the answer is not shih-tzu,

then the £4,800 goes down to zero.

Is the answer shih-tzu?

-Aw!

-We didn't know.

-Lhasa. L-H-A-S-A.

-I didn't even know it's a breed of dog.

So, unfortunately, £4,800 goes down to zero.

You had nothing five minutes ago. You have nothing now.

Let's finish on an up. Let's take a little bit of money home and enjoy the memories.

Question 24.

-Natalie?

-It's The Woman In Black.

-Is it The Woman In Black?

Well done, based on Susan Hill's 1983 horror novel.

So we have £100

and we've reached a break point and it's the last question.

You've stuck together so far, so you should stick together, but I have to offer you the chance.

If you go through, you'll have £200 to share between you

and you can enjoy it as a team.

If one of you was to break away, you would win £500 for yourself.

OK? Does anybody want to break away?

I'm not doing it.

LAUGHTER

I love that. They're showing each other their buzzers.

"So, look, I'm not doing it!"

Well done. Final question. Get this correct, step through that line, you will have £200.

Question 25.

-Oh, no!

-Alpha, what's after that?

-Beta?

-Beta.

-Gamma, when's that?

-Alpha...

-Gamma?

-It's going to be gamma or omega or...

-That's what I'm thinking of - omega.

-Omega?

-Is gamma not the third one?

-Shall we just try omega?

Natalie?

Again we don't know. It's just a guess...guestimate - omega.

Is the answer omega?

Aaagh!

Omega is the last letter of the Greek alphabet.

Alpha, beta, gamma, delta, epsilon.

The irony is, if they still graded exam papers using Greek letters,

-you three would know epsilon really, really well!

-Yeah.

So, the £100, I'm afraid, goes down to zero and we're as we were.

Step forward, get it right, £100, go through that line, it's a victory for you.

33 pounds and 33 pence each!

Question 25.

-Oh.

-The Pyramids.

-Yeah.

-Shall we go for that?

-Yeah.

-Craig?

We think it's the Pyramids of Giza.

Is the answer the Pyramids of Giza?

-Yes!

-Well done. Well done indeed.

Come back here, look at the amount, drink it in - £100.

£33.33 each. Well done. You're here at the end, so in many ways, you're the winners.

Not of a lot of money and not enough money to come back for the final show

where we have our six top winners. Never mind.

Join us next time when six new players try to work out the best way of getting over that finish line.

Goodbye.

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