Episode 12 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 in a bid to take everything for themselves?

Let's meet them.

Hi, I'm KD and I'm a tour guide from Glasgow.

Hi, I'm Stuart, I'm a travel adviser and I'm from Surrey.

Hi, I'm Krys, I'm an administrator from Romford in Essex.

Hi, I'm Marc, I'm a program manager from south-west London.

Hi, I'm Gaynor, I'm a library assistant from Carmarthenshire in South Wales.

Hi, I'm Sam, I run a mobile marketing business and I've come from Manchester today.

Please take your place on the start line.

25 correct answers 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, break away from the pack

and go down this track.

If you cross the finish line here,

the entire prize fund will be yours.

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

Four times as much, but the risk is greater.

If you get a question wrong over here, you could be instantly eliminated.

All right. Today's categories are up there on the screen.

The first questions will be on...

..Myths & Legends.

Before we ask those questions, you have an important decision to make.

Straightaway, you will be given the chance to break away.

After every three questions, you can see the points marked on the track.

Every time you hit one of those red lines

you have a chance to move across here and start earning some big money.

You have five seconds to decide

and only the person who buzzes in first

will have the chance to break away.

Does anyone want to break away?

You're confident and you're good, but you're not that confident or that good, obviously.

You have 15 seconds to answer each question.

One, and only one of you, must step forward and answer before the time runs out.

Good luck, everybody.

Question one...

-Icarus.

-Icarus.

Do you want to go for it?

Marc?

-Icarus.

-Is the answer Icarus?

Well done, first question down, £100.

Trying to escape from Crete, he was.

Question two...

-Unicorn?

-I think it's a goat.

I think it's a goat.

Ten seconds...

Do you want to go?

-Sam?

-I think that's a goat.

Is the answer a goat?

Yes, it is the God who gave the name to the Pan Flute.

Two out of two, £200.

-It's easy, isn't it?

-Easy peasy.

Question three...

-That'll be the Flying Dutchman isn't it?

-Yeah.

Because he's got a Dutch name, as well.

It's a Dutch name.

Five seconds...

-Sam, steps forward.

-We're not 100% but Flying Dutchman.

Is the answer the Flying Dutchman?

Yes!

Well done. Three out of three. £300.

I think we have a very strong group here.

We've reached the second Break Point.

At this stage, you get a chance to win yourselves a life

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

This one, and three more, at the next three Break Points.

Four lives, six people, you are in competition with each other.

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

Who, where, or what, is this?

This musician was born in Kingsland, Arkansas in 1932.

He honed his guitar skills during military service in Germany in the early 1950s...

BUZZER SOUNDS

-Gaynor?

-I think this is wrong now, but Glenn Miller?

Is the answer Glenn Miller?

No, Gaynor is out for the rest of the question. Known for his distinctive bass baritone voice,

he signed with Sam Phillips of Sun Records in 1955

and released hit songs such as Cry, Cry, Cry and Hey, Porter.

In 1968 he proposed on stage to fellow singer, June Carter...

BUZZER SOUNDS

-KD?

-Johnny Cash?

Is the answer Johnny Cash?

Well done, KD. KD gets a life.

-A big fan of Johnny Cash?

-Yeah.

-Was it June Carter that gave it away?

-It certainly was.

-Anybody else close to buzzing in there?

-Yeah.

-You've got to be quick, got to be the first one in, once you know it.

KD has won the first life,

she gets to choose the next subject category from..

I'll go for Sports Rules & Equipment.

Will you answer them as a team, or is somebody thinking they might go it alone?

If you were to stay together,

all the way through the 25 questions,

make no errors, £2,500 will be shared between you.

If somebody was to go now

and all the way through to the end of the Breakaway track,

£9,100...

they could take with them.

Does anybody want to break away?

All smiling, but all I think slightly relieved.

Question four...

Don't look at me!

Ten seconds.

-There's a hooker.

-Forward prop.

Five seconds.

Stuart?

I'll go for hooker.

Is the answer hooker?

There were some blank faces there!

Gaynor's only contribution was, "Don't ask me!"

Just because I'm Welsh!

Stuart, well done.

I think Stuart saved the team there, didn't he? Well done, Stuart.

Question five...

-Bantam.

-Bantamweight.

Yeah.

-Sam?

-It's bantamweight.

Is the answer bantamweight?

Luke Campbell from the Team GB is the current Olympic champion.

Five out of five, £500. Question six...

-Ice skating.

-Figure skating.

-I don't think...

-I don't think it's ice skating.

-I don't.

-What else can it be?

-What about Nureyev?

Five seconds.

What are we going for?

Two seconds. Marc?

Ice skating.

Quite a bit of discussion and quite a bit of doubt.

If you get this wrong that money could be wiped off.

Is it ice skating?

Oh!

Take a step back, Marc. The answer is trampolining.

Marc was desperately trying to work out what sport Rudolph Nureyev did.

The sport Rudolph Nureyev did is ballet.

THEY LAUGH

It's early to make a mistake which is a good thing in some ways

because the money that's vulnerable is only £500.

That money can be wiped away to zero, or it could be saved

if KD is willing to give up her life and she may well feel

her life is worth a lot more than £500.

KD, five seconds to decide. If you press your buzzer within the five seconds,

the life goes and the money stays,

if you don't, you keep the life and we start again from zero.

Time starts now.

I think that was probably the right decision this early in the game.

The money goes from £500 down to zero.

Let's get back and have our final question

on Sports Rules & Equipment.

Let's get on to the next Break Point and the next life.

Question six...

-Eagle.

-Eagle.

-Yeah.

-Marc?

-Eagle.

-Everybody seemed to think it was eagle. Is it eagle?

Yes! Back on track.

Another life is coming up just now.

First person to buzz in and answer, correctly wins the life.

Who, where, or what is this?

This city shares its name with a US city in Maine.

It became a city by Royal Charter in 1888...

BUZZER SOUNDS

-Sam?

-Augusta.

Is the answer Augusta?

You're out for the rest of the question.

Its site was occupied during the Stone and Bronze Ages

and remains of Iron Age forts are discernible...

-Gaynor?

-Chester.

Is the answer Chester?

The remains of Iron Age forts are discernible near the city centre.

Its modern history began in 1611 when Baron Arthur Chichester

built a new castle there.

It lies on the River Lagan and is sometimes known...

BUZZER SOUNDS

-Stuart?

-Belfast.

Is the answer, Belfast?

Yes, it is. Well done, Stuart.

Stuart gets a life.

Because Stuart has the life,

Stuart also has the chance to choose the next subject category from...

I'll go for Soaps, please.

The next three questions will be on Soaps.

We don't know whether that's a strong subject for Stuart or one he needs help with.

Maybe Stuart is thinking of breaking away.

Maybe soaps are his favourite subject.

Stick together as a team and you will win £2,000

should you go all the way through without any errors.

Break away now, on your own, £7,700 could be yours.

It's very early but if you want to earn big money,

going early is the way to do it.

Does anybody want to break away?

Soaps is often a popular one.

People are good on Soaps but maybe nobody feels quite ready yet.

Now, Stuart, I know soaps isn't your number one top subject.

-Eurovision, you're very strong on.

-That's right, yeah, absolutely.

I've been to the last ten contests.

You've been, you've been abroad? You went Baku, did you?

To Azerbaijan, a fascinating city.

-Was it really?

-Yeah.

-What was the first one you ever went to?

-I went to Copenhagen back in 2001.

-Did you really?

-Yeah.

So, well done to you, for getting that life.

The next three questions will be on Soaps.

Question seven...

-Sharon Watts.

-Yeah.

-Go forward.

-Yeah.

-KD?

-Sharon Watts.

Is the answer Sharon Watts?

Sharon Watts who was Sharon Mitchell as well

and ultimately, Sharon Rickman.

Oh!

Yes, Sharon is back, portrayed by Letitia Dean.

-£200, we have.

-Question eight...

-Melbourne.

-Melbourne.

-OK.

-Stuart.

-I'm going for Melbourne.

-Is the answer, Melbourne?

Oh-ho!

Well done, another £100.

£300.

Final question on Soaps, if you get it right.

Question nine...

-It's either Brookside or...

-Family Affairs...

Family Affairs? Yeah?

Yeah, go on.

-Sam?

-Family affairs.

Is the answer Family Affairs?

Well done, well done.

£400. We've reached the next Break Point,

we've reached the point where we can now win another life.

Only one more life left after this.

Who, where, or what is this?

This landmark in Rome was begun in 1732,

took 30 years to complete and stands 26 metres high and 20 metres...

BUZZER SOUNDS

-Stuart?

-I'm going for the Trevi Fountain.

Is the answer the Trevi Fountain?

Better keep your eye on him! Stuart gets another life.

Very good answer, very early. Why were you so confident?

I've been to Rome, I've seen the Trevi Fountain.

-You've done quite a lot of travelling.

-Yes, I like travelling.

So, you've won that extra life.

You get to choose the next subject category.

I'll go for Transport, please.

Stuart likes travelling.

Maybe transport fits into his obsession with travelling?

Maybe Stuart's thinking it's a good time to break away.

Stick together, £2,000 could be shared between you.

Breakaway now, go all the way on your own, £6,800.

Remember, you could

take somebody with you.

Does anybody want to break away?

All right, then. We're on Transport. Question...10.

-Marc?

-Marco Polo.

-Is the answer Marco Polo?

It is, well done. Stuart, you actually work in travel, do you?

-Yes.

-What do you do?

I speak to passengers about what destinations they want to go to.

-So you help and advise...

-Round-the-world tickets, mainly.

And KD, you kind of work in some sort of tourism-type area.

Yes, I work on the open-top tour buses in Glasgow.

An open-top bus in Glasgow - how many days a week do you get out?

-Every day!

-Really?!

I bet you make a fortune selling umbrellas, as well!

So, question 11...

Hovercraft. I mean,

-hovercraft stopped, didn't they?

-10 seconds.

-Yeah.

-I'd say hovercraft, because it stopped.

-Yeah, go on.

-Six seconds, Stuart.

-I'm going to go for hovercrafts.

Is the answer hovercraft?

Hovercraft, edging towards that finish line.

£600. Question 12.

-ALL SPEAK AT ONCE: Japan.

-Japan.

-Japan. It has to be.

-Gaynor?

-Japan.

-Is the answer Japan?

Yes, in 2003, on a designated track,

especially to break the record.

Well done. We've got through Transport. We've got £700.

We have reached the next Break Point and the final chance to win a life.

Who, where, or what is this?

This poet was born at Field Place near Horsham in Sussex in 1792.

He was educated at Syon House Academy

and then at Eton before entering University College Oxford.

Expelled for writing a tract titled The Necessity Of Atheism,

he eloped in 1811 with Harriet Westbrook,

the daughter of a London coffeehouse proprietor.

BUZZER

-Marc.

-Byron.

-Is the answer Byron?

No. Marc's out for the rest of the question.

In 1813, he issued his first major work - Queen Mab.

He died at sea off the coast of Livorno, Tuscany, aged...

BUZZER

-Sam?

-Keats?

Is the answer Keats?

-He died off...

-BUZZER

-Gaynor?

-Shelley?

-Is the answer Shelley?

-Yes it is, Percy Bysshe Shelley, well done.

-I get a life!

A life goes to Gaynor. All the lives have now been given out.

Gaynor gets to choose the next subject category...

I'll go for the Stage, please.

OK, the next three questions will be on the Stage.

Maybe this is a point at which somebody might be

thinking about breaking away.

Stick together, £2,000 will be yours.

Go on your own, break away now, you will earn £5,900 for yourself.

Each time you delay, £900 is lost from the game.

Don't get beaten to the punch

by somebody else. If you're going to go

and you want to earn £5,900,

you'll have to go now.

Does anybody want to break away?

Gaynor has decided to break away, Gaynor who has just won a life.

Gaynor, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

It's always a bit nerve-racking to be the first one to break away, but well done.

You've had the courage, you've got that life.

You've broken away on question 12.

There are 13 questions left.

Go through there now on your own, £5,900.

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

If you feel you need some help, you can ask somebody to come

and join you.

Share their knowledge, maybe they'll protect you

if you get a question wrong and then you share the money as well.

All right? Would you like somebody to come and join you?

Yes, I would, please.

-Gaynor, who would you like to ask to come and join you?

-Stuart, please.

Stuart, Gaynor has asked you to come and join her.

I think it's because she likes your shirt.

Especially the little badge on it, with two lives!

You'd get to share £5,900.

The money over here really racks up quickly, £400 a question.

Stuart, would you like to come and join Gaynor?

Um, sorry, Gaynor, but it's just a little bit too early.

"A little bit too early", says Stuart.

Thought he'd say that!

-That means, with your one life, you need to get through these three questions on Stage.

-OK.

-Good luck.

-Thank you.

-Question 13.

15 seconds. Step forward when you're ready to answer.

-OK.

-Yes, Gaynor?

-I think it's Marti Webb.

-Is it Marti Webb?

-Take a step back. Does anybody know?

-ALL: Elaine Paige.

-Yes.

A perennial favourite of Lloyd Webber's.

Also starred as Evita, Eva Peron.

So, Gaynor.

-You lose your life.

-No!

You can still do this.

Get through these three questions, then we'll take stock.

Question 13.

I do know this one. Waiting for Godot.

Is it waiting for Godot?

Yes, originally done in France, En Attendant Godot. Well done.

£400 is added.

£1,100,

you're up and running. Question 14.

-Gaynor?

-Benedict Cumberbatch.

Is the answer Benedict Cumberbatch?

Well done, yes -

they shared an Olivier Award for Best Actor in 2012.

£1,500.

One more question on the Stage and then we've reached a Break Point -

you can ask somebody to come and join you.

Question 15.

Straight away. Gaynor?

There's only one I can think of and it would be Margot Fonteyn.

Is the answer Margot Fonteyn?

Well done indeed.

Appointed prima ballerina assoluta of the Royal Ballet by the Queen

in 1978. Well done.

The money is up to £1,900.

First of all, let's have our final subject category.

Now, that could be a very strong topic for you, you might think,

"I don't need any help".

You may also be thinking it'd be nice to have a little bit of company over here.

Two heads are better than one and all those cliches. So Gaynor,

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

-Yes, I would.

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

-OK, well I'll ask him one more time - Stuart, please.

-Stuart.

Do you want to come and join Gaynor?

Still just a fraction too early, I'm afraid, Gaynor.

-We could have done this!

-All right, Gaynor! As you were.

Three questions on Mountains and Volcanoes.

All you've got to do is get the three of them right.

You have no room to make an error, you have no life to protect you.

If you do make an error, you're going home, all right? Question 16.

-Yes, Gaynor?

-Mount St Helens.

-Is the answer Mount St Helens?

Well done.

£2,300, two more questions on Mountains and Volcanoes

before you can ask Stuart to join you and he say no again.

Hopefully, he won't! Question 17.

10 seconds.

-Yes, Gaynor?

-I know it's Scafell Pike - is it in the Peak District?

Is it the Peak District?

-I'm afraid not, did you know back there?

-The Lake District.

Is the correct answer, one of the first national parks. Gaynor...

-You didn't have a life to protect you...

-No.

-I'm afraid...

the game for you is over, but well played,

very brave to break away so early with one life.

You've gone a long way on your own.

Twice you asked Stuart to join, twice Stuart said no.

You were very exposed by that, but you've done very well. Well played.

Thank you very much. Ta. Thanks.

So, you are back in the game, all five of you.

Come and join me on question 17, please.

The money has moved up considerably.

£2,300, that's now your £2,300, to share at the moment...

We still have two questions to go

on Mountains and Volcanoes before the next Break Point.

Important you get it right.

If you get the question wrong, that money could be wiped away,

remember that.

Question 17.

Ten seconds.

-Stuart?

-I'm going for Naples.

-Is the answer Naples?

Stuart's strong subject, travel.

Famous for the eruption of course in 79AD.

Also in the game again is Marc

and Marc wants to win some money

-so he can buy a season ticket to go to Spurs.

-I wish, I'd love to.

OK, well, it'll have to be quite a bit of money -

-how much is a season ticket to Spurs these days?

-At least 1,000, if not a couple.

-You have to get to the top of the waiting list, first.

-There is that.

We can't give you THAT, I'm afraid. We can only supply the money. So...

One more question to finish Volcanoes and Mountains

then we're at a Break Point.

Question 18.

-KD?

-Yellowstone.

-Is the answer Yellowstone?

-Yes!

-Well done.

One of the most predictable geophysical events on earth,

apparently - that's why it's called Old Faithful of course.

Another hundred pounds, £2,500 you have between you.

We've now reached the final run-in. Just seven questions remain.

From this point on, the questions are pot luck -

all the categories are out of the way because

we're near the end of the game.

You're going to have 30 seconds to answer these questions

and it's also a Breakaway Point.

Stay together, you'll have £3,200 to share.

Break away now, go on your own, £5,300.

You can ask somebody to join you, but as we've seen with Gaynor,

they don't have to say yes.

Does anybody want to break away?

-Says I.

-Sam, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

You've broken away on question 18.

There are seven questions left.

Go through that line, wrest the tape

and you will win £5,300 for yourself.

The question is, will you back yourself to get there on your own?

Would you like to ask anybody to come and join you?

I have been standing next to Marc and he seems to know

pretty much every question, quietly or otherwise.

So I'll invite Marc to come and join me.

-Very strong player.

-OK, that's interesting, isn't it?

They've given up asking you, Stuart.

You might finish this game with those two lives

and never have a chance to play on the Breakaway track.

Marc, would you like to come and join Sam on the Breakaway track?

This is a tough decision, I'm really tempted.

That is a no, isn't it?

The thing is, if it was four away, I'd say definitely yes.

Give us an answer then.

Ask me at four, but at the minute I'm going to say no.

I don't think you're in a position to make a deal with him, Marc.

He's asked you. We'll take that then you're not going to come.

-I'm going to say no.

-So, Sam, you're on your own.

Any mistake in these three questions, you'll be going home.

Question 19.

20 seconds.

Sam?

Nothing's occurring to me. Yemen, doesn't sound good.

Is the answer Yemen?

Yes, it is, well done. £2,900.

You've got the right answer to the first one, you're doing well.

Question 20.

Can't think of anything else.

-Sam?

-Balmoral.

-Sam says it's Balmoral.

Is the answer Balmoral?

-I'm afraid not. Did we know back there?

-Holyrood.

Holyrood, of course KD would know it.

Balmoral, that's just a holiday home. It's not an official palace.

You knew you were vulnerable, I think you were brave

to go for it and, once again,

let down by nobody coming and joining you.

That's been the key thing in this game.

Unfortunately, Sam, that does mean you will have to go home.

-Thank you very much for playing.

-Thanks very much.

-Cheers.

OK, take one step forward.

The money has gone up by £400 thanks to Sam.

£2,900 is now yours over there.

Two more questions until the next chance to break away.

Each of them worth £100.

Remember, get it wrong and that money could be wiped away.

Question 20.

Chopin. 100% Chopin.

-Go for it.

-Stuart?

-Chopin.

Is the answer Chopin?

Well done.

Another £100. The body is in Pere Lachaise cemetery.

Chopin is the correct answer.

£3,000 we have. Five questions to go.

Question 21.

-127.

-Yes.

-127.

Marc's taking this on his shoulders. Marc, the answer?

-127.

-Is the answer 127?

Well done.

Well done, Marc.

Now we have another Break Point.

Stay together, go through that line.

£3,500 between you.

Break away now and go on your own through the next four questions,

£4,700.

Stuart has two lives, KD has a life,

Krys and Marc do not have lives.

Does anybody want to break away?

Stuart, who we thought would never come, has decided to break away.

Come and join me on the Breakaway track.

Stuart has broken away on question 21.

There are four questions left.

On your own, Stuart, £4,700 could be yours.

You are a strong player, we know that.

It may be, having seen what's happened before,

that you feel you need somebody to come with you.

Let me ask you if you would like somebody to join you.

I didn't know the last question and Marc did,

so I'm going to play safe and ask Marc to come and join me.

So, Marc has been asked again. They like you, don't they?

Hopefully, yes.

-Would you like to come and join Stuart.

-I'd be delighted to.

Marc, come and join Stuart.

For the moment, KD and Krys, you will have to stand and wait

while we concentrate on Stuart and Marc.

-Are we ready, gentleman?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-Question 22.

John Motson, but I think it's too early for him.

When's John Motson? Is he at the moment?

He's still current now, but he's in his 60s.

It might be too early for him.

-I'm not good on football.

-15 seconds.

Who else? What about, um...

I can only think of John Motson.

-Ten seconds.

-I think we should go with John Motson.

-Five seconds.

-All right, go for it.

Marc steps forward, Stuart had no idea at all.

-Marc has come up with this answer. Marc?

-I am hoping it's John Motson.

Is the answer John Motson?

Take a step back for me, Marc.

The answer is Barry Davies.

Marc was worried it was too early for John Motson.

John Motson had been commentating for about 15 years by 1986

which is when that game was.

Sadly, you've got that question wrong

and that means it is up to Krys and KD to decide

whether to take a life from Stuart or to send Marc home.

What's your thinking?

Well, I think sending Marc home is the right decision.

KD, what do you think?

I would say send Marc home because Stuart has been very strong

and if he goes it alone and gets it then he deserves it.

That is a lovely way of thinking about it.

You think Stuart might deserve to get there.

So the decision of both of you, unfortunately for Marc,

will have to wait another couple of years

to get his Tottenham season ticket.

Marc is going home.

-Thank you very much for playing, Marc.

-Thank you.

So, Stuart, you finally got over here,

onto the Breakaway track, but you've yet to get a question right.

You've still got two lives.

You can do this, Stuart.

Question 22.

-That is...

-Stuart?

-Anish Kapoor.

-Is the answer Anish Kapoor?

Well done, well done. The first question right over here.

That feels good. £3,500.

Three more questions to go

and you haven't even had a question on Eurovision yet.

So, Question 23.

I am going to guess...

Take a step forward when you are ready.

I'll go for William Shakespeare.

Is the answer William Shakespeare?

Take a step back for me, Stuart, it's from John Donne

the metaphysical poet from Meditation XVII.

That means that you are going to lose one of your lives,

makes you slightly more vulnerable.

One life you've still got, still perfectly capable of doing this.

Three questions to get and you'll win that money.

-In two questions' time you can ask somebody to join you.

-OK.

Question 23.

-I think I will go for that.

-Stuart?

-Two seconds, Stuart.

-I think it is dachshund.

Is the answer dachshund?

Well done, another £400, another question out of the way.

The symbolic German dog, the dachshund.

£3,900, two questions to go.

Question 24.

Right, it could be either...

I think it would be Margaret Thatcher or John Major.

So, going back to that time, just because he's a bit younger,

I might go for John Major.

-Step forward when you are ready. Stuart?

-I am going for John Major.

If it isn't John Major, you lose your other life.

Is the answer John Major?

Well done, well done indeed.

£4,300. One question to go.

But we are at a Break Point.

Are you willing to share that money for one question?

That's the question that I have is to ask you.

They will be hoping you get two wrong and you're out.

They will also be hoping that you will ask one of them to come across.

So, Stuart, do you want to ask anybody to come and join you?

I think I will have a go at going it alone.

Fair enough, that's your decision.

KD and Krys, you'll have to wait and see how he gets on.

KD, very generous, she said she feels you deserve it.

If you get there, she would be happy for you to win that money.

She may want to borrow some afterwards.

Stuart, get this question right and step through that line,

you will have won £4,700 for yourself.

Get it wrong, you lose a life. Question 25.

I have a couple of ideas.

OK. Step forward when you are ready. He steps forward. Stuart?

-Malaysia.

-Stuart says Malaysia.

If the answer is Malaysia, step through that line,

you have won £4,700.

If it's not Malaysia, you'll need to step back

and we will take that life from you.

Is the answer Malaysia?

Well done, fantastic! Exceptionally well done.

Keep looking at that beautiful amount of money. £4,700.

Let's move across to KD and Krys. KD is very pleased for you.

She said she'd be glad if you won. You've done ever so well.

It looked at one stage like the questions weren't going to

fall for you, a football question,

another one before you broke away that you got wrong.

Then at the end, a lovely travel question

which is your strong area, isn't it?

Absolutely.

And all the way to £4,700 without so much as one Eurovision question.

Fantastic. Well played, KD and Krys.

Here throughout the game, that's something to be proud of.

Well done to you, Stuart, £4,700,

I think that will get you into our final show for the highest winners,

so more money to come, hopefully.

Well done to you.

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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