Episode 11 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, my name is Gill. I'm from London and I'm a learning coach.

I'm Pete from the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire

I'm a warehouse operative.

Hello, my name is Martha. I'm an art worker and I'm from London.

I'm Neil and I'm an aspiring writer from Birmingham.

Hello, my name is Carol

and I'm a catering officer from Newport, South Wales.

I'm Louis, I'm a part-time singer from Middlesbrough.

Please take your place on the start line!

So, 25 correct answers stand between you and the finish line.

For every correct answer,

you get £100 for the communal pot for you all to share at the end.

But anyone of you can, if you want to, break away from the pack.

If you cross that finish line on your own,

the entire prize fund will be yours.

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

An awful lot more, but then, the risk is an awful lot more too,

because if you get one wrong, you risk instant elimination.

OK? Today's categories are on the screen.

And the first questions will be on...

Before we start asking those questions,

you have the first of your very important decisions to make.

You are going to have a chance to break away now

and after every three questions, OK?

You can see those key points on the track.

That's where the money can be made. You'll have five seconds to decide.

Only the person who buzzes in first will break away.

So, at this first point, a chance to win £10,000,

Does anybody want to break away?

All worried that you might get eliminated early

and not get your money's worth!

You're playing as a team, that's wonderful.

You've 15 seconds to answer each question.

One and only one of you must step forward

and answer before the time runs out.

-Is everybody happy?

-ALL: Yes.

-Good, you look very happy.

Question one.

ALL: Whitechapel.

-You go.

-Gill.

-Whitechapel.

-Good conferring.

Let's hope we've got off to a flyer, is the answer Whitechapel?

Yes, it is. Well done. £100.

Question two.

THEY CONFER

Zumba?

-Is it zumba or salsa?

-I think zumba.

-Time is starting to run out. Carol?

-Zumba.

There was a talk of salsa, is the answer zumba?

Two out of two. £200.

Well on the way. Question three.

-It's Patience.

-Patience, yes.

-Go on then.

-Neil.

-It's Patience, Nick.

You were straight in on the Take That answer! Straight in!

-Well, yes. Bit of a fan, really.

-Let's see if it's right.

Is the answer Patience?

Yes.

Number one in the UK and indeed Switzerland, Spain and Germany.

Three out of three. £300, perfect start, beautifully played.

We've reached the second break point,

and that means this is the first chance you have to win a life.

The lives are there to protect you, should you make a mistake.

You don't look like the sort of people that would ever make

a mistake, but sometimes, you get rushed and errors occur.

Those lives will protect you, especially over here,

where you risk instant elimination.

Four lives can be won throughout the game.

The one here and three more coming up in the next three break points.

You play against each other for this, fingers on the buzzers,

first one to buzz in and answer correctly wins that life.

Question's always the same - who, what or where is this?

This play is a comedy in five acts by William Shakespeare.

Written about 1595. Very quickly in, Carol.

Comedy Of Errors?

Is the answer A Comedy Of Errors?

Brave start, sadly not,

that means you're out for the rest of this question.

Written about 1595...

BUZZ

Pete?

Midsummer Night's Dream.

Is the answer A Midsummer Night's Dream?

-Yes!

-Very, very good.

It's the only two comedies I know.

She'd said one of them, you went for the other one.

-It's worked out well for you. Pete gets a life.

-Thank you.

Little bit of extra strength for Pete there.

A statement of intent as well, I think.

Pete gets a life so Pete gets to choose the next category from...

As I'm rubbish on Chart Toppers, can we have that?

Chart Toppers is the subject.

Pete says it's a weak one. He could be bluffing you

cos he wants to break away on that, except that Pete tells me if he lies

he goes bright red and can't hide it.

So the question is, will we be asking those three questions

to all of you or is somebody going to break away?

We've reached that break point.

It's very early, but somebody may be feeling very confident.

The earlier you go, the more money you get.

If you were to stick together and carry on with your perfect game,

£2,500 to share between you.

Break away now, go all the way on your own, £9,100 for yourself.

Does anybody want to break away?

If I could have guaranteed every question had been on Take That,

Neil would have gone! But we can't guarantee that.

You're sticking together.

That's fine. It's very early in the game. Question Four.

-Queen?

-Kylie Minogue?

-Yeah, Kylie Minogue.

A bit of doubt there. Pete.

-Kylie Minogue.

-Little bit of worry here on this one.

This could be the first hiccup. Is the answer Kylie Minogue?

Well done. Very good, Pete. £400, Question Five.

-With Or Without You by U2.

-Yeah, U2.

-Brilliant.

-Brilliant.

-Carol.

Er, With Or Without You by U2.

Carol very confident on that. Is the answer With Or Without You?

Very good, Carol.

1987. Question Six.

ALL: David Bowie.

-Martha?

-David Bowie?

Very confident on that one. Is the answer David Bowie?

-Yes, it is.

-Well done, people.

-What great teamwork!

Everybody's chipped in there. So far everybody's doing really well.

Six questions, £600, six wonderful players.

OK, we've reached the next break point.

That means the next life to play for. Pete already has one.

There's only two more after this. These lives can be important.

They're not essential, but they can be important.

Who, where or what is this?

This building occupies 13 acres of British countryside

and was founded by William the Conqueror.

It ranks next...

BUZZ

-Pete?

-Westminster Abbey.

Is the answer Westminster Abbey?

It's the other one.

Pete will not win a second life at this point in the game.

It ranks next to Westminster Abbey as a royal mausoleum...

BUZZ

-Louis.

-Tower of London.

Pete's nodding his head. Is it the Tower of London?

-Oh, it's not.

-I'd have been wrong twice.

So Louis and Pete are out.

..as a royal mausoleum and contains the bodies of Henry VI...

BUZZ

-Neil.

-St Paul's Cathedral?

-Is the answer...

St Paul's Cathedral?

Carol, Martha and Gill are left in.

It contains the bodies of...

BUZZ

-Carol.

-I'm going to say Canterbury Cathedral.

Is the answer Canterbury Cathedral?

No, it's not.

It contains the bodies of Henry VI, Edward IV, Henry VIII,

Charles I, Edward VII and George V.

It has a history that...

BUZZ

-Gill?

-Windsor Castle.

-Windsor Castle. Is it Windsor Castle?

Yes, it is, well done. Well done, Gill.

Gill gets a life, Gill joins Pete on a life.

Gill gets to choose the next subject category from...

-Comedians.

-Going to pick comedians, there we go.

I'm glad that Pete and Gill have got lives

-because Pete, Gill and I share a haircut.

-Hooray!

I'm quite pleased about that. All right, then.

Then next three questions will be on comedians.

Will you all be answering or will somebody break away?

It's early in the game, as we know.

Stick together now with your perfect start,

£2,500 to share between you.

Break away now, go on your own, £8,200 for yourself.

Don't forget, those lives make you a little bit stronger

but it doesn't mean you have to have one.

Does anybody want to break away?

Not yet. But the start has been perfect, the money is perfect.

We're on our way. The next three questions are on comedians.

Question Seven.

-When Harry Met Sally, what was his name?

-Tom Hanks.

-Billy Crystal.

-Billy Crystal.

-Carol?

Billy Crystal.

Is the answer Billy Crystal?

Yes, well done. Good teamwork. Well done, Neil.

Tom Hanks was mentioned! Tom Hanks the famous comedian.

OK, Question Eight.

-O'Connell, what's his name, O'Connell.

-Oh, yeah, Brendan?

-Brendan O'Connell.

-Go on then.

Brendan O'Connell.

Is the answer Brendan O'Connell?

THEY ALL GROAN

Take a step back please, Pete. The answer is Brendan O'Carroll.

Sorry, sorry, sorry.

I'm sorry, I cannot take O'Connell, you understand.

-It's fine, no, it's fine.

-We're in a situation now.

We've made our first error. You have £700.

That £700 is wiped down to zero

unless Pete or Gill

are willing to give up their life.

It's their decision. I know you'd all like them to do it.

But only they can do what they have to do.

You get five seconds to decide.

Press your buzzer if you want to swap your life.

Don't leave it to the other one.

Also, I must stress, there is nothing wrong in not buzzing in.

That's your decision. Time starts now.

Absolutely fine, no problem at all, it's early in the game.

The £700 goes down to zero.

-Sorry, guys.

-Pete, I heard you apologise.

There is nothing to apologise for. That life was hard won.

There are only two more, you give it away, you might not get another one.

It's entirely up to you. Right, pick ourselves up, start again.

Still £7,200 to be won. There's plenty of money in there, all right?

Question Eight.

Yeah, Stephen Fry.

Step forward and answer. Louis.

-Stephen Fry.

-Is the answer Stephen Fry?

It is, well done.

I expect Louis to do well on this cos Louis used to be

a minder for Billy Connolly.

That's right, isn't it?

-You used to look after him.

-Yes, I did.

-How come?

It was only for one night, Nick.

Oh, right. Why, did you get beaten up?

No, I sorted him out.

You changed your name cos your name's Louis Spence,

But that's not your original...

Me real name's Alan Spence, but I changed it to Louis

and now I'm not so sure it was the right thing to do.

-No, perhaps not.

-But there we are.

Anyway, well done, you got that one right, we've moved up. We're back.

One more question on comedians.

If we get it right, we've got another break point

and a life to win. Question Nine.

Is it The Goon Show?

-Gill?

-The Goon Show.

Is the answer The Goon Show?

238 episodes and 12 specials. A big favourite of Prince Charles's,

as I think we know. we've reached the next break point.

Time to win another life.

Pete and Gill have shown how precious those lives are,

unwilling to give them up, even for £700.

And they're probably right. They can be very useful.

Only one more life to come after this.

So, the question's the same - who, where or what is this?

This American comedian was born in Illinois in 1953.

She trained at the college then known as the Royal...

-BUZZER

-Neil.

-Joan Rivers.

Is the answer Joan Rivers?

So, Neil's out. Carol, Louis, Martha, Pete and Gill,

she trained at the college then known...

-BUZZER

-Pete.

-Bette Midler.

Pete's got a life. Another life would make him look very strong.

Is the answer Bette Midler?

-It's not, Pete.

-Worth a try.

-She trained at the college then known as the Royal...

-BUZZER

-Carol.

-I'm going to say Roseanne Barr.

Maybe this time, with a few knocked off, we've got there!

Is the answer Roseanne Barr?

She trained at the college then known...

-BUZZER

-Martha.

-Ellen DeGeneres.

Is it Ellen DeGeneres?

Bad luck.

She trained at the college then known as the Royal Scottish...

-BUZZER

-Gill.

-Ruby Wax.

Gill says Ruby Wax. Is the answer Ruby Wax?

-Well done, Gill.

-A good guess.

-Well done. Excellent.

-Gill gets another life. Louis, would you have had any idea?

-Er...

-Far too slow, no.

-Too slow? OK.

Gill has two lives, Gill gets to pick the next subject category

from Classic Literature, Animals and US States.

I think I'll go for US States.

OK, US States. Here they come, three questions to come on US States.

Let's see how we're going to answer them, as a team or on our own.

We've already lost some money.

Maybe it's time to start thinking a little bit more about ourselves.

Maybe it's time to start racking the money up.

Stick together, having lost some, £1,800 to share between you.

£300 each. Break away now on your own, go the whole way, £6,600.

If you're frightened of being on your own,

you can get somebody to join you.

If you feel strong on US States, they're giving money away over here.

The questions are the same as over there.

I'm just saying. That's where the big money is.

Does anybody want to break away?

Well! Gill, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

She's got her second life. She's broken away on question nine.

There are 16 questions left to get, all the way to the end on your own.

-£6,600. How many tortoises could you buy with £6,600?

-Lots.

-I know you like your tortoises.

-Yes, I do.

You can buy a lot of tortoises with that. A lot of lettuce!

-OK, the next three questions, you've chosen the subject, US States.

-Yes.

The question is, can you make on your own?

You've got the two lives, it's a long way to go.

You're a very strong player, we've already seen that.

But you do have the option of asking someone to come and join you,

get their knowledge, their protection,

-but also you share the money.

-Yes.

Do you think, hypothetically,

-that you would like to ask somebody to come and join you?

-Yes, I would.

Have a little look down the line.

Louis, who do you think she's going to ask to join her?

I think she's going to ask Carol.

-Do you? Do you? Neil, who do you think?

-Pete, obvious choice.

Gill, and remember they can say no,

who would you like to ask to come and join you on the Breakaway track?

-I think I would like Pete to join me.

-Pete, would you like to join Gill?

I don't have much choice really. I've got to. All or nothing.

-You think so?

-Yeah, all the way there or go home with nothing.

OK, across you come. Come and join Gill.

Two very bullish players broken out relatively early.

You have the most chance of more money.

Three lives between you. 16 questions to go.

No reason why you can't do it.

Each time, you get £400. That money will rack up very quickly.

A lot for them means a lot of potential for you as well.

-US States.

-Yeah.

-Question ten.

-Colorado.

-Colorado, go on.

-One of you has to step forward. Gill.

-Colorado.

-Very quick answer.

Is the answer Colorado?

£400 won, £600 up there. Question 11.

-Idaho, Indiana...

-Iowa. Illinois.

-Four.

-Four.

-Pete goes.

-We're guessing four.

-You're saying four.

Let's hope you didn't miss one out.

If you missed one out, somebody's going to lose a life.

Is the answer four?

£1,000. You got them right.

They were Indiana, Illinois, Idaho and Iowa.

-Good teamwork.

-Good teamwork, exactly so, Gill. Question 12.

-Boston. Shall I go?

-Go on.

-Boston.

-You're saying Boston.

-Yeah.

-Is the answer Boston?

-Pumped up. You knew the answer, Gill.

-Massachusetts.

Got overconfident. Take a step back.

It's up to the following pack to decide what happens to you.

They are your judge and jury. Who do you want to take a life from?

-Pete or Gill?

-I think we should take a life off Pete.

If they get another one wrong, he's gone.

-Gill's got two.

-Yeah.

-We'll take a life off Pete.

-Take a life off Pete.

-What was the reason?

-If Pete gets another wrong, he's gone.

Fair enough. Pete loses a life. Get past this next question,

-a chance to win that life back.

-Yep.

-Right.

So question 12.

Louisiana.

-Alaska.

-Are you sure?

-Yeah.

-Yeah, that's right. Russian.

-Gill.

-Alaska.

-Pete would have had you diving in and saying Louisiana.

-I was wrong.

Maybe he was right. Is the answer Alaska?

-Yes, it is. Well done.

-Thank you for stopping me.

£7.2 million was paid.

-It's a good job she held you back, young man.

-It was. Very good.

Absolutely right. So we've reached the next break point

and the next chance to win a life. This is a really significant moment.

This is the final life, remember that.

You four desperately need to keep the life away from here.

You two desperately want it, Pete especially wants that life.

He's looking vulnerable. You've got to be quick. But not too quick.

Who, where or what is this?

This writer and philosopher was born in Monmouthshire, Wales, in 1872.

His grandfather John served as prime minister twice under Queen Victoria.

-BUZZER

-Louis.

-DH Lawrence.

DH Lawrence.

That means Louis cannot have a life now.

His grandfather John served as prime minister twice...

BUZZER

-Gill.

-Bertrand Russell.

-Is the answer Bertrand Russell?

-I couldn't think of his name.

-Well done, Gill. Gill gets the life.

His grandfather John Russell was prime minister twice.

The chasing pack have no lives between them.

Gill, you've got to choose the next subject -

-Animals or Classic Literature?

-Animals.

The next three questions will be on animals. Question 13.

-Pete.

-St Bernard.

-Is the answer St Bernard?

Well done. The name comes from the St Bernard Pass in the Alps

between Switzerland and Italy.

-Keep them like that, please.

-Keep them like that, please!

You keep the answers like that and you'll get the money. Question 14.

Piebald.

-Gill.

-Piebald.

-Gill says piebald. Is the answer piebald?

It is. Well done. It's great.

When you stand forward with three stars and you get it right,

I tell you! You look good! Question 15.

-Duck-billed platypus.

-Yeah.

-Go on.

Duck-billed platypus.

Duck-billed platypus.

Is that the correct answer?

-£2,600.

-Come on!

-Yes, it lives in Australia

-and it's featured on the Australian 20 cent coin.

-Excellent.

£2,600, looking very, very good. You've reached the next break point.

That makes no difference because the two of you are in control.

We bring down the final category.

Three questions on Classic Literature. Question 16.

-Edgar Allan Poe.

-Edgar Allan Poe. Pete was very confident.

-You've been very confident about Indiana and indeed Boston!

-Yes.

Is the answer Edgar Allan Poe?

£3,000, really racking up now.

Now you can start feeling that that might be money you're taking home.

Nine questions to go.

Question 17.

-Moby Dick.

-Yeah.

-Moby Dick.

-Moby Dick. Is the answer Moby Dick?

-Yes, come on!

-£3,300.

Moby the musician,

incidentally, is a direct descendent of Herman Melville.

That's why he calls himself Moby.

Right, another question on Classic Literature. Question 18.

-Churchill.

-Churchill?

-I think it might have been Churchill.

-Or is it Kipling?

-I think so too.

-Nine seconds.

-Got to be. If I go home, I don't mind. Go on.

-Gill?

-Winston Churchill.

-Gill says Winston Churchill. Doing very well.

Is the answer Winston Churchill?

Take a step back.

Winston Churchill certainly did win the Nobel Prize for Literature,

but it wasn't in 1907.

-Rudyard Kipling is the answer. You did think of Kipling.

-Yeah.

-Did say it.

-So, what do we think we're going to do with them?

-Taxi for Pete!

-Taxi for Pete.

Pete, the die is cast, the hangman has spoken.

Pete, you've played a great game and you've worked well as a team.

But I'm afraid little errors

-have let you down. Pete, well played.

-Thank you very much.

-OK.

Gill, you're on your own -

the first time you've been on your own here.

But you are looking very strong. You've got three lives.

There are eight questions to go.

If you make it through one question, you can ask somebody to join you.

-There's another break point there.

-OK.

-Question 18.

-Gill.

-The Wife of Bath.

-The Wife of Bath, says Gill. Confident.

Is the answer the Wife of Bath?

Well done. We've reached the final run-in.

All the categories have gone. Seven questions remain.

From this point on, the questions are Pot Luck.

You're looking in a strong position. Because you're closer to the finish,

it's a little tenser, you're going to get 30 seconds for each answer.

-But we're also at a break point.

-Right.

-With three lives,

you might consider yourself favourite to get there on your own.

You might think you're going to wait three questions before you decide.

You might not want to share. You might think you're going to be fine.

But I'm going to ask you, theoretically,

-would you like someone to come and join you?

-Not at the moment.

Not at the moment, OK.

-Do we feel the game's over for you four?

-No.

-No way.

-Not in the slightest? Very confident.

-Yes.

She'll get them wrong now.

If you get bored, Carol will sing for you. She's very into her music.

She does musicals, choirs, all that sort of stuff.

Don't do Send In The Clowns because Martha's frightened of clowns.

Keep it quiet. We're doing a quiz over here.

-Okey-dokey. Come on, Gill. Are you ready?

-Yeah.

-On your own.

You have got three lives. Question 19.

20 seconds. It's a big question.

15 seconds.

-Gill.

-Zambia.

Gill says Zambia.

Is the answer Zambia?

-Oh.

-Take a step back.

I saw Louis...in that understated way that Louis has,

standing there going...

-Yes! Yes!

-Stop lying. You never saw that.

-You were doing that.

-Louis, what's the answer?

-Zimbabwe.

-Zimbabwe. OK.

Those ones are difficult

because you're casting around trying to find something.

Gill, what it means is that you lose a life.

You're still in a strong position. You go down to two lives.

-You need to take a breath, start again. Are we ready?

-OK.

Ready now.

Question 19.

20 seconds. Step forward when you're ready.

-Yes, Gill.

-Ten pence piece.

-Gill says ten pence piece.

Is it the ten pence piece?

Yes, it is. Well done. Louis keeps his fists down for five minutes.

Well done. You've come a long way. Gill, look back where they are.

You've earned a lot of money, which means there's a lot of money to be won.

£6,600, if you were to get through there on your own.

You're certainly capable of it.

Just knocked up another question, which is good. What would you spend that money on?

-Go to the Galapagos, to see more tortoises.

-Would you?

-Because tortoises, they are a real passion of yours.

-They are.

Absolutely. £6,600. That can be yours if you can get there.

Are you ready? Yes.

Question 20.

-Gill.

-Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how does your garden grow?

Want to carry on?

With silver bells and cockle shells and pretty maids all in a row.

It would be so upsetting if it was wrong now, wouldn't it?

Is the answer Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary?

Yes, it is. Well done. Another £400, another step forward. £4,600.

If you get this one correct, you can ask someone to come and join you.

-OK.

-You might not want to. OK? Question 21.

Straightaway, she steps forward. Gill?

Cello.

Gill. Is the answer cello?

Well done. £5,000.

£5,000 and we have reached a break point. Well done. One little hiccup.

-You've still got two lives. What are we feeling back there?

-All right.

-Do you think she'll make it?

-She's doing really well.

She is, yes. She has got a chance to ask one of you to come and join her.

Whether she will or not, I don't know.

Gill, would you like to ask someone to come and join you?

-Three more questions until you get another chance.

-Um, yes.

-Two lives.

-I have got two lives.

-I think I'll go for it.

-You're going to stay on your own?

-Yes.

Do you think she might regret that?

-If I was in her position, I'd have done the same.

-Would you?

-Yeah.

-Got to do that, Nick. She has to do it.

-Right, OK.

-Are we ready?

-Yes.

-Good luck. Question 22.

I haven't a clue. Tonto...

-He was the Indian, wasn't he?

-20 seconds.

I don't know...

Um, Tonto...

Ten seconds. Step forward.

-I'll step forward.

-Gill.

-I don't think I know it.

But, um, Lou Diamond Phillips.

Lou Diamond Phillips.

If it isn't Lou Diamond Phillips,

you have to take a step back and you lose a life.

If it is, that another £400 and another step on the way.

-If the answer Lou Diamond Phillips?

-I don't think it is.

-It's not. Take a step back, Gill.

-I thought not.

You have to lose a life, I'm afraid. Did anybody know back there?

I'd have gone for Antonio Banderas.

Antonio Banderas? No, the answer...

-the answer is Johnny Depp.

-Oh!

With Arnie Hammer as the Lone Ranger.

You didn't know it, that happens. It's Pot Luck.

-That's the way Pot Luck works.

-It's fine.

-You have still got a life. Question 22.

Oh, gosh...

Chart-topping band...

Um...

Gill.

-The Bangles?

-The Bangles, says Gill.

Is the answer The Bangles?

Haven't a clue.

Oh.

Gill, you lose that life.

That's the way that Pot Luck works sometimes.

Right for some, wrong for others. Did you know the answer back there? Wilson Phillips.

-Wilson Phillips is correct.

-Oh, of course.

-Wilson Phillips is correct.

-Did you know that?

-No, I've heard of them, but I don't think I would have guessed it.

That's one reason, sometimes, it's good to have somebody with you.

-Indeed.

-That's the decision you have made.

-But now, it's a case of do or die.

-Yes, it is indeed.

-Question 22.

-Gill.

-I think it's tin.

-You think it's tin?

Is the answer tin?

Oh, that's me out.

That's bronze. Bronze is copper and tin. Copper and zinc.

-Gill, I'm rather heartbroken.

-That's OK.

You were cooking on gas, you were coming through, bursting through

like a Formula 1 car

and then somebody put something in your fuel tank.

It does happen. But you have been a tremendous player.

-It's been a privilege. But sadly, the game is over for you. Well done.

-Thanks.

-Well done.

You should be very proud of yourself.

Well done, you're back in. Come on all the way up here.

A long, long walk. Well done, Gill, for winning you all that money.

As you walk, you're picking her pocket. There we are. Question 22.

£5,000 goes across. That is your £5,000.

The situation is this, we are back to normal play.

You are playing as a team and remember,

if you get a question wrong, that will go down to zero.

You have no lives.

Very, very important that you get these answers correct.

No way of saving yourselves.

Three questions until you get to a break point.

So concentrate on answering the questions that I give you.

Please don't mess it up now.

You're capable, you're all good players. Make sure you confer.

You got 30 seconds. All right then, good luck.

£5,000 is up there. It's yours at the moment. Don't throw it away.

Question 22.

-The Reform Club.

-The Reform Club.

-The Reform Club.

-We've got 30 seconds.

-Definitely the Reform Club.

-Are you sure about that?

Yes, I'm sure. The Reform Club.

Carol and Louis, very, very sure that the answer is, Carol?

-The Reform Club.

-Is the answer the Reform Club?

-Well done.

-Well done!

-That's one down, three more to go.

£5,100.

Keep concentrating, make sure you get there. You can almost taste it.

Question 23.

-I can't think of any. Can you think of any?

-Colin Firth.

-Colin Firth, what was that for?

-I don't know what it was for.

-OK, Colin Firth.

-15 seconds.

-What's his name, that dude in The English Patient.

-Ralph Fiennes.

-Ten seconds.

-We need an answer.

-What we going to say?

-Go for it.

-Five seconds.

Carol, how many British men have won a Best Actor Oscar since 2000.

-We're going to say two, but we're not sure.

-Two?

-Yes.

Just out of interest, which two do you think they are?

-We think it's Colin Firth and Ralph Fiennes.

-OK.

They say the answer is two.

If it is not two, that money goes down to zero.

-All right?

-Yeah.

-Is the answer two?

Oh! Yes!

Yes, and I tell you something else. It's not the two you think it is!

It is Colin Firth, but it's Daniel Day Lewis.

-For My Left Foot?

-No, for There Will Be Blood.

-Oh, right.

Do you mind if we don't care about that?

I don't mind if you don't care about anything, that's fine.

Anyway, one more question till the next break point.

Two more questions to step through this line, and win the money.

But no margin for error.

Question 24.

-I think it's FDR, but I'm not sure.

-20 seconds.

-Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

-There's Kennedy, there's Carter.

-No, no.

-None of them.

-Not in my time. Franklin D Roosevelt?

-Yes, I'm sure.

Go on. It's OK.

-Louis?

-Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

OK. Louis says it's Franklin Roosevelt.

If the answer is Franklin Roosevelt,

that's another £100. £5,300.

If it isn't Franklin Roosevelt, that goes down to zero.

Is the answer Franklin Roosevelt?

-Take a step back, Louis.

-Sorry.

Franklin Roosevelt, Louis, he had three consecutive terms.

Grover Cleveland served two non-consecutive terms.

You had the knowledge, but it wasn't the right bit of knowledge.

That's the point. Right, I'm afraid to say £5,200 goes down to zero.

Heartbreaking, when it's in touch,

but at least it was not money that you had all earned yourself.

That doesn't make you feel much better, but it's something.

Let's pick ourselves up, get ourselves through the line

and win what we can.

-Yes?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-Louis, Carol, Neil, Martha, smiles on our face.

Let's finish off on a plus. Question 24.

Ooh, now, Martha.

..Don't worry, don't worry. Is a funambulist?

It's a tightrope walker. Tightrope walker.

Step forward, Louis, and tell me. Louis?

-Tightrope walker.

-Louis says it's tightrope walker. Very confident,

said it very early. Is it a tightrope walker?

It is, well done. £100.

We are at a breakaway point.

We need to cut to the quick, really here.

You can break away now if you want, clearly.

But maybe you want to stick together.

Stick together now, and you would win £200. Between you. £50 each.

If you were to break away now and go through on your own, £500.

There is a sense of team here as well. It's up to you.

I can only ask. There are four of you.

You are all different people. Your decision.

Would anybody like to break away?

Are we going home? Right, Martha has chosen to break away.

Martha, come and join me on the break away track.

Let me ask a question, was anybody else tempted to break away?

-I did press, but obviously...

-I see, they were all quite tempted.

Fair enough.

Martha, I ask you the question now, would you like anyone to come and join you on the break away track?

-No, I think I'll stick.

-You're going to stay on your own? Right. Martha?

Question 25.

-Martha.

-I want to say gladiators.

If the answer is gladiators, you have won £500.

You will step through that line and you celebrate.

If it isn't, Martha, you're going home. If the answer gladiators?

-Yes!

-Well done, fantastic.

Let's walk back here, have a little look at that amount.

Up on the screen. Very well done.

Is not an enormous amount of money, Martha.

-But it is something to go towards your wedding, isn't it?

-Yes.

-So that will help there.

I think we'd have to say in some ways it was Gill's game.

She's not here, but she was the star of the show today.

Sadly, she didn't make it all the way, but you all contributed well.

The 5,000 taken off you at the last moment, that is so frustrating.

I think it's fair to say, Martha, £500 will not be enough to get you into our final show of the series

for the six highest earners, but well done everybody.

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

play it safe and share the money,

or risk everything with a breakaway. Goodbye.

Well done, everybody. Congratulations.

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