Episode 13 Breakaway

Hello. 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:

Hi, I'm Tex. I'm a retired projectionist from Great Sankey, Cheshire.

Hi, I'm Gillie, I'm a freelance PA and I live in the Cotswolds.

Hi. I'm David, I'm a postman and I come from Rochdale.

Hi, I'm Caroline. I'm a health and social care inspector from Newcastle.

Hello, I'm Gary. I'm a social work manager from Caterham in Surrey.

Hi, I'm Gill. I'm a HR director and I'm from Bolton.

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 to go into the pot

for you all to share at the end.

But any one of you can, if you want, break away from the pack.

If you cross that finish line, the entire prize fund will be yours.

If you break away, every question is worth £400,

a substantial amount more than over there.

But you do run the risk of being instantly eliminated if you get a question wrong.

Today's categories are there on the screen.

The first three questions will be on...

..European food.

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

You'll be given the chance to break away now

and after every three questions.

You can see the break points marked on the track.

You'll have five seconds to decide.

Only the person who buzzes in first will break away.

So, it's very early, but for a chance to win £10,000,

does anybody want to break away?

Nobody's too cocky! Staying as a team, in your "family"!

You have 15 seconds to answer each question.

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

-Everybody happy?

-Yes.

-You look happy!

Question One.

-Veal.

-Yes.

Gill steps forward. Gill?

-Veal.

-Is the answer veal?

Lovely. We're up and running. Question Two.

-Bechamel.

-Bechamel. Go on.

-Gillie?

-Bechamel.

-Bechamel says Gillie.

Gillie likes to eat out a lot so hopefully she's right.

Is the answer Bechamel?

Named after Louis de Bechamel, Marquis of Nantelle, in the north of France.

Perfect start. £200. Question Three.

-Gazpacho.

-Gazpacho, yes.

-Caroline?

-Gazpacho.

-Is the answer gazpacho?

Well done. A perfect start. £300. Three correct answers

and one category successfully negotiated.

Now, we have reached today's second breakpoint.

But before we think about breaking away, there's something that might influence your decision.

This is your chance to win yourself a life.

Lives are very important. A life can protect you if you were to get a question wrong.

There are four lives that can be won throughout the game. This is the first of them.

The other ones are marked there on the track.

With this question, you compete against each other.

First person to buzz in and answer correctly

will win that important life.

Who, where or what is this?

This singer was born in New York on 22nd June 1953

and grew up in Queens.

-David?

-Madonna.

Is the answer Madonna?

It's not. OK, David, you're out of the rest of this question.

In 1983, she released her debut solo album She's So Unusual

and toured with both Cher... Gary?

-Cyndi Lauper?

-Is it Cyndi Lauper?

Yes, it is. Well done, Gary. Well done.

You get the first life.

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

UK towns and cities, please.

UK towns and cities.

But before we ask those questions...

..you have another chance to break away.

It's very early on. We know that.

if you were to stick together, go through as a team,

£2,500 to share between you.

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

all the way through that line, £9,100 could be yours.

Your decision. Does anybody want to break away?

Nobody's that confident.

That's absolutely fine. We're only three questions in.

The next three questions are on UK towns and cities.

Question Four.

-Do you want me to go?

-David?

-That would be Torquay, Nick.

-Everybody seems to agree. Is it Torquay?

£400. Question Five.

-(Winchester?)

-Yeah.

Gillie was very confident and very quick. Gillie, the answer is?

-Winchester.

-Is the answer Winchester?

It is. Well done. Another £100.

She died at the age of 41. That's where she's buried.

Question Six.

QUIET CONFERRING

-Durham?

-Some puzzled faces.

-Ten seconds. Seven seconds. Six.

-Go!

Gary?

-Durham?

-A bit of consternation there.

If it isn't Durham, that £500 could go back down to nought.

Is the answer Durham?

It is. Well done.

Who came up with Durham?

Gary, was it you that came up with that? OK, Gary.

Gary's looking a strong contender. Well done. £600 a perfect start.

We've reached the next breakpoint.

Which means we've reached the next chance to win yourself a life.

Only two more lives to go after this one.

The question is always who, where or what is this?

First person to buzz in and answer correctly.

A version of this sporting event was introduced to the Olympic Games in 1904.

The winner of the first modern Olympic format in 1912

was American athlete Jim Thorpe.

Tex?

Would it be the modern pentathlon?

Is the answer the modern pentathlon?

Afraid not, Tex. You're out for the rest of this question.

King Gustav V of Sweden told him, "You sir, are the world's greatest athlete."

The current world record holder...

Caroline?

-The 400 metre race?

-Is it the 400 metres?

I'm a little worried we're going to go through the Olympic card here!

Right. Gillie, David, Gary and Gill.

-Ooh. Gillie?

-100 metres.

Is that the answer? The 100 metres?

David, Gary and Gill.

In the UK... Gill?

-Is it the marathon?

-Is it the marathon?

-It's not.

-There's not many left!

-Gary and David. And Gary has a life.

You could end up with two here.

In the UK, its most famous competitor is Daley Thompson,

who took Olympic... David?

-Is it the decathlon?

-Is it the decathlon?

Well done, David. David gets a life.

OK. David came into the game a lot later than the rest of you there,

and that's because he's a postman!

-Thanks for that, Nick!

-That's all right! So,

you have your life. You get to choose the next subject category.

-I'm going to get it out of the way now. Fashion.

-Fashion. OK.

Right. The next three questions will be on fashion.

The question is will it be asked over there to all of you

or will somebody break away and ask them over here?

Because that is the next question.

Stick together, £2,500.

Break away now, £8,200 if you were to go on your own.

Does anybody want to break away?

Always looking for the people with lives to break away,

but Gary and David, looking at them, maybe fashion wasn't the subject for them.

Question Seven.

CONFER

-Gill?

-A duffle coat.

-Is it a duffle coat?

Yes, it is. Well done. Duffel is a town in Belgium, incidentally.

That's where the fabric comes from. Question Eight.

-Gillie very quick to answer this one. Gillie?

-Sarah Burton.

Is the answer Sarah Burton?

Yes, Sarah Burton. Up to 800 quid.

Moving along nicely. One more question on fashion

and we'll be at the next breakpoint, if you get it right, of course. Question Nine.

-Ten seconds.

-Shall we go for it?

-Can't think of anybody else.

-Gillie?

-Dior?

-If it is Dior, we've finished on fashion.

If it isn't, that £800 is at risk.

Is the answer Dior?

Take a step back, Gillie.

The answer is Givenchy.

-We didn't know.

-We didn't know that.

-Anyway,

the point of the matter is, you got it wrong.

Because you got it wrong, the money you've earned is at risk.

£800, you've got up to now. You've worked hard for it.

There's only one way to save it, and there's only two people that can do it.

If Gary or David were willing to give up their life,

that money would stay in the game.

It's their choice. I'm going to do a countdown for five seconds.

One of you will have to buzz in if you're willing to give up your life. Time starts now.

-Well done.

-Gary, good man. Well done. Back in the game. £800.

As we were. The only person who suffered from that error is Gary.

Question Nine.

David steps forward. David?

Is it baggy trousers?

Is it baggy trousers?

Right, we've reached the end of Question Nine.

You have £900, thanks to Gary, in no little part.

We've reached the next breakpoint. We've reached the next life.

One other life has already gone out of the game. Gary sacrificed it for the good of the team.

Only one more life to come after this.

Who, where, what is this?

This American state has an estimated population of over 25 million.

It is one of the largest states in the USA, and is known as the Lone Star state.

-It's capital... Caroline?

-Texas.

-Is it Texas?

Well done, Caroline. Caroline gets a life. That means you get to choose the next subject category.

-World History, please.

-World History. We don't know if it's a strong one for her,

or a weak one. She raises her eyebrows. She could be fooling you all.

The next three questions will be on World History.

But will they be to all of you or is somebody thinking of breaking away?

Caroline has a life. David has a life.

The money slipping away. The further we go up, the less you can win.

Stick together, and thanks to our friend Gary,

there's still £2,500 for you to share.

Break away now, go on your own, £7,300.

If you're worried about going on your own,

you can ask somebody to join you. They might say no, but you can at least ask them.

So, does anybody want to break away?

Not just yet! Perhaps chastened by getting a question wrong earlier.

Three more questions till the next breakpoint and the final life.

The questions are on World History.

Question Ten.

David?

-Is it Cambodia?

-Is it Cambodia?

Yes. £1,000 is up there now.

Question 11.

-Ian Smith?

-Was it?

-Time's running out!

-Botha?

-Go.

Seven seconds.

-Tex?

-I don't know his first name, but I think it's Botha, or Boetha.

Is the answer Botha?

No, it's not. It's FW de Klerk.

FW de Klerk, the man who released Mandela, the man who opened up the negotiation.

Now, we're in a situation once again.

We have £1,000 up there and only David and Caroline can save you.

You have five seconds to decide if you want to save the money for the team. Time starts now.

-Sorry, guys!

-The first thing we have to do cos neither of you sacrificed your life,

is take that £1,000 and put it down to zero.

You don't have to be too down. There are plenty of questions left in the game.

You're down to zero. But David and Caroline have their lives.

Let's hope they make them happy!

Question 11.

-Tex?

-Fidel Castro.

-Is the answer Fidel Castro?

£100 up there for you all to share!

Question 12.

-David?

-Victory.

-Is the answer The Victory?

We're there. We're through.

World History. And there's a life now at stake.

This is the last life. We've reached the final life point.

Who, where or what is this?

This chemical element

is one of the alkaline earth metals on the Periodic Table.

It is thought it may help lower high blood pressure

and a lack of it can cause rickets.

Its chemical... David?

-Calcium.

-Is the answer calcium?

-That was a lucky guess.

-Two lives for David. Well done.

You get to choose the next subject category.

Try musicals.

Got one or two fans of musicals here, haven't we?

-Gill, you like musicals.

-Yes.

-What's your favourite?

The latest one I've seen is The Jersey Boys, which is fantastic.

-Gillie, you like musicals.

-I love musicals. Les Mis is my favourite.

-Music is part of your background, anyway, isn't it?

-Absolutely.

Father was the stage director for the Rank Organisation and Mum was a Tiller Girl.

My husband's a rock drummer and I manage his band.

-Which band's that?

-He was in Status Quo for 20 years. The original drummer.

Now he's got his own band and I manage his band.

-You'll have to get all the rock questions right or you'll shame your family!

-Exactly.

So we're on musicals. The next three questions are on musicals.

Gill and Gillie both like their musicals. Maybe this could be a time to break away.

Stick together and £1,500 could be yours to share.

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

£5,400.

If you're going to make a move, don't forget somebody could go before you

and you could get left behind.

Does anybody want to break away?

Caroline. Caroline has chosen to break away. Come and join me on the Breakaway track.

So, demure Caroline. Quiet Caroline.

Do you think you can do this? You've broken away on Question 12.

There are 13 questions left.

Virtually bang in the middle.

£5,400 could be yours.

The question is, of course, can you make it on your own?

You may want to ask somebody to come and join you.

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

Is there anybody you'd like to ask to come and join you?

-If she would like to come, I'd like to ask Gill.

-Gill.

-Would you like to come and join Caroline?

-Yes, why not?

OK, Gill. Come and join Caroline on the Breakaway track.

Now, the next three questions will be on musicals.

They're worth £400 each over here.

If you get one wrong, Gill could be sent home or you could lose a life. That's up to the pack over there.

But for now we're just concentrating on you two. Question 13.

-The Sharks.

-Yep. Want to go for it?

-Gill?

-The Sharks.

-The Sharks. Is the answer The Sharks?

Yes, debuted on Broadway in 1957. She knew that straightaway.

-Did you know that?

-No.

Tactics. Question 14.

-Les Miserables.

-Les Miserables, says Caroline. Is the answer Les Miserables?

Big nods from Gillie when it was Les Miserables. "I knew that!"

Question 15.

-Bugsy Malone.

-That's the one, yes.

-Caroline?

-Bugsy Malone.

-Is the answer Bugsy Malone?

-You didn't really need me!

-There's a long way to go!

You're working beautifully together. You've got through Musicals.

Rivers and Lakes, the next three will be on.

Gill doesn't look so sure about rivers and lakes!

We've reached a breakpoint. There's nothing to be done because you're already on the track.

All right?

Question 16.

-Colorado River.

-Yeah?

-Gill?

-Colorado.

-Seem very confident. Straight in with Colorado River.

Is the answer Colorado River?

Well done. Good answer, Gill. Very good answer. I liked that! Question 17.

I don't know. Lucerne? I don't know any others.

-Ten seconds.

-I don't know any.

-Shall we go for that?

-Yeah.

-Gill?

-Lucerne.

-Gill thinks it's Lucerne.

Is the answer Lake Lucerne?

-Oh!

-Afraid not.

Take a step back. Did anybody know over there?

-GILLIE:

-Lake Geneva.

-Lake Geneva.

So we're in a situation now where the pack need to decide whether to send Gill home

or take a life from Caroline.

Gill?

I'm afraid we're going to get rid of you, Gill!

OK. Gill has been a great ally to you there, Caroline.

She's certainly picked you up at least £800.

But sadly, Gill, and this often happens, you're always vulnerable when you don't have that life.

-That's the importance of the life. Gill, thank you very much.

-Thank you!

-Good luck.

So, Caroline, you're on your own. You used Gill, didn't you?

-She served her purpose!

-No, she was an excellent person to choose for Musicals.

She was an excellent person to choose. And she certainly helped you to get where you are.

But now you're on your own for at least two questions.

If you can make it to the next breakpoint, maybe you can bring somebody else over.

You have got a life. Still on Rivers and Lakes. How do you feel about Rivers and Lakes?

Not so hot on Rivers and Lakes, no.

-Maybe it'll be a question on the Tyne!

-Or the Wear! That would be fine.

-Or the Tees?

-No, too far south for me!

-You are going to struggle, then!

If you're only going to know answers about 30 miles away!

Two questions, Tyne and Wear, and we'll be fine!

OK. We'll see what we can do! Question 17.

-Ten seconds.

-I don't know any rivers where dolphins would live.

Five seconds.

-Caroline?

-The River...

..Tyne!

Look, I'm not sure that it's wrong,

and I really hope it's right.

Wouldn't it be fantastic if it was!

Is the answer the River Tyne?

I think in your heart of hearts, you knew it wasn't the Tyne!

-There's a few things in there, but not dolphins!

-Shopping trolleys!

Take a step back for me. The answer was... Anybody know?

-The Yangtze?

-The Yangtze is correct. Well done. So,

I'm afraid, Caroline, you're going to lose that life.

And we're no closer in getting you to the breakpoint.

Question 17.

-Caroline?

-The Panama Canal, which will is on the entirely wrong continent.

Is the answer the Panama Canal?

So sorry, Caroline. The answer, as I think we know over there?

-Suez Canal.

-The Suez Canal.

I'm really sorry. You made a great break. You made a great choice of partner.

You were the first to go. You should be commended for that.

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

-Thank you.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you! Good luck.

Right. You're back in. Come and join me on Question 17.

The girls have done you a favour. They've earned you another £1,600

so you're on £1,800. That goes across to you.

We're still on Rivers and Lakes.

We need to get through to the next breakpoint. That money can be wiped away.

-And you know David's not going to be giving up a life!

-I don't know now.

He doesn't give up much. That's why he looks like Peter Schmeichel.

He doesn't give anything away! Question 17.

-Gillie?

-Africa.

-Is the answer Africa?

It is. Well done.

Another £100. £1,900. Last question, hopefully, on Rivers and Lakes.

Question 18.

David?

-Is it Lake Windermere?

-Is the answer Windermere?

Well done. So we are up to £2,000.

We've reached a breakpoint. First of all,

we are now at the final run-in.

Just seven questions remain.

These seven questions are pot luck. They could be about anything at all.

But because we're closer to the finish line, you get 30 seconds

to decide your answer.

Before we ask those questions...

..we get a chance to break away.

You've seen how quickly the money goes up on this side.

If you stick together over there, 2,700 to share between you.

Were you to break away now,

and go it alone,

£4,800.

You could also take somebody with you.

Does anybody want to break away?

David has chosen to break away.

David, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

David, you have broken away on Question 18.

There are seven questions left.

If you were to go all the way, £4,800 for yourself.

You've got two lives. There's no lives over there to bring with you,

but you can bring somebody if you want.

They can provide a bit of a buffer if errors are made.

Do you want to bring anybody over to help you?

As Gary was so kind early doors,

-I'm going to offer Gary the chance.

-Gary, would you like to join David?

-Happy to oblige.

-OK.

Gary, come and join David on the Breakaway track.

I wouldn't take too much notice, Gary, of "I'd like to give him a chance to..."

-I know!

-"Because you were so kind."

You are basically his bullet-proof vest! That's why you're here!

You two will have to stand and wait. You may well be involved yet.

-Ready for this, gentlemen?

-Yeah.

-Question 19.

-Prometheus?

-Prometheus.

-Can we just step forward?

-Step forward, one of you. David?

-Is it Prometheus?

-Is the answer Prometheus?

It is. Well done. Another £400.

The alternative title to Frankenstein is The Modern Prometheus.

Right. Question 20.

Lundy, Fair Isle... Fair Isle?

Fair Isle?

Are you... Someone's got to go.

-Gary?

-Is it Fair Isle?

-You're going for Fair Isle. There was doubt.

Is Fair Isle in the shipping forecast?

Is the answer Fair Isle?

Wow!

Well done. Another £400.

Still on the way to £4,800. One, two, three, four, five questions to go.

So close you can indeed touch it.

Question 21.

20 seconds.

-David?

-Not 100 per cent, but I'll go for Ed Sheeran.

Is the answer Ed Sheeran?

Well done. £3,200. You're doing really well.

You're a perfect team in many ways. Peter Schmeichel and Peter Glaze!

Thank you(!)

Really, really strong. Doing really well for each other.

Lots of good answers.

Question 22.

-Gary?

-Canada?

-Is the answer Canada?

Take a step back. The answer is not Canada.

-Did we know back here?

-We think it might be Russia.

-It is Russia. It's in Sochi, in Russia.

-Ah, well.

Tex and Gillie, what do you want to do?

We know what's happened before.

We're really, really, really sorry, Gary.

But we think he's probably stronger with two of you so I'm afraid you'll have to go!

Sorry!

-OK.

-Gary, you've been a super player.

-But I'm afraid for you the game is over. Thanks for playing.

-Not at all. All the best.

-Thanks, mate.

David, you're on your own. You look very strong. You've got two lives. You've answered consistently.

The only downside is you're as far away from a breakpoint as it's possible to be.

Three questions before you can ask anybody to join you.

But once you've done those three questions, you're only one question away from winning.

-Right?

-Yes.

-You're definitely not out of it, Tex and Gillie.

Three have already gone. Why not a fourth?

Then you're right back in it.

-David, good luck.

-Thank you.

-Question 22.

-It's one of two.

-Have you seen it?

-Yeah.

That doesn't help much.

-What are the two that you think?

-One's Argentina. One's Uruguay.

I'm getting mixed up.

-David?

-I'm going to say Uruguay.

-A real 50/50 for you.

-It is, yes.

-If, indeed, it is one of those two.

-I think it is.

Is the answer Uruguay?

Well done. £3,600. A question answered on your own.

-Feels more valuable somehow.

-It does.

Three more questions. Question 23.

I'm not 100 per cent, but I'm going to go King Harold.

1065. The date seems to fit, doesn't it?

Is the answer King Harold?

Take a step back, David.

The answer... Do you know back there?

-We'd have said either Harold or...

-William?

The answer was Edward the Confessor.

-OK.

-So, David has to lose a life at this point.

-Suddenly, those three questions...

-Are a long way away.

-A long way away.

To get to that line.

A couple of smiles there from Tex and Gillie.

Question 23.

20 seconds.

Ten seconds.

David?

Pablo Picasso. I don't know.

Is the answer Pablo Picasso?

Take a step back, please, David.

I'm afraid you lose another life. The answer was Renoir.

-Very good.

-Thank you.

The son of Jean Renoir was a famous film director.

Never mind. This is what pot luck is.

What's an easy question for somebody is difficult for somebody else.

The fact is, you've got no lives left. You need to get through these next two questions

-without an error, or you're out of the game.

-OK.

-Question 23.

You look like a man who can't believe this is happening.

-Very true!

-OK, David. What's your answer?

-I'm going to put Asuncion.

-Is the answer Asuncion?

Capital of Paraguay. Well done.

It's so easy to go Bogota. It's got to be Bogota.

I bet you both called Bogota!

OK. Take a breath. Phew! OK?

-Question 24. Then you're going to be at a breakpoint.

-OK.

One of those you either know or you don't, to me,

But maybe you could try and work it out.

Ten seconds.

Five seconds.

Come on, David.

Manhattan?

You've gone for Manhattan. I'm afraid it's a bit like the Tyne dolphin answer!

You kind of know it's not right.

It's a terrible shame to get a question like that at this point

because you've worked so, so hard.

Is the answer Manhattan?

Triangle Below Canal Street.

You've played ever so well, David. You can be very proud of yourself.

-Thank you.

-Sadly, your game's over.

-Thank you.

-Good luck.

-Well done!

Well done.

So, Gillie and Tex, come and join me. You've got two questions left.

The money's been pumped up there by David.

£4,000. That goes across to you. You've got no lives to protect you.

Get a question wrong and that money goes down to zero.

So it's still very important.

Get this one right and then there's a chance to break away.

We'll have that discussion when we've got this one right.

Question 24.

(Charlie Parker.)

-(No need to whisper!)

-I'm whispering.

-Go on!

-Charlie "Bird" Parker.

-Is the answer

Charlie Parker?

-Yes!

-Well done. Step forward, Tex.

So, good answer. Gets us up to £4,100.

There's one question to go.

Well, I say that, but there's also another sort of question,

because we're at a break away point.

One of you could break away now, answer the last question on their own,

and earn £4,500 for themselves.

You could stay together and have £4,200 to share between you.

Then we could take each other if one of us buzzed anyway, couldn't we?

But if we get the question wrong...

-Then we're out anyway, aren't we?

-Then only one person drops out.

-If we get over there.

-One of you will go home.

-I see.

-So it's best to go over there.

-I'm with you.

-OK. We're ready.

-OK.

Does either of you want to break away?

Gillie has broken away. Gillie, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

Here's the moment of truth.

-Would you like somebody to come and join you?

-Yes, please.

-Who would you like to ask?

I think it had better be Tex!

Tex, before you race over here, I should point out,

if you do get a question wrong, because you're the last one to come,

you would be the one that would be sent home.

-Tex, do you want to join Gillie?

-I'd love to come and join her!

-Over you come.

We're in a simple position if you get the question right.

You have one question to go. Answer it correctly, step through that line

and £4,500 will be yours.

Simple as that. OK?

-Get it wrong, and Tex, you're going home.

-OK.

-Best of luck.

-Thank you.

-Question 25.

-30 seconds.

-It was quite a lot in the end.

-Was it penalties?

-Gillie said she didn't like football.

It's something like...

I'd guess at...

Maybe four.

Step forward when you're ready. Ten seconds to go.

-Ten seconds to go.

-Three or four.

-Eight seconds.

-Three.

-Just say four.

-Gillie?

-Three-one?

-Three would be the answer to how many goals did Spain score.

-Three?

-Sorry, three.

-If it's three, you've won

£4,500.

If it's not three, Tex is going home.

Is the answer three?

-Sorry, Tex.

-The answer... Tex, take a step back.

-..is four.

-Oh, no!

-Really?

-You felt it was four. You said it was four.

If you'd stepped forward there and then, you'd be sharing £4,500.

-Tex, I'm so sorry.

-Why didn't I listen? Sorry, Tex.

-That's the way the questions fall.

-Thank you very much. Good luck!

Thank you!

Isn't he a lovely man?

-Lovely.

-What a lovely man!

-Why didn't I listen?

Question 25, Gillie. You are on your own.

We are in a situation whereby it is literally all or nothing.

If you get this question right, you step through there and you've won £4,500.

If you get this question wrong, Gillie,

-you go home and nobody wins anything.

-Nope.

-Ready for this?

-Yep.

-Good luck.

Question 25.

30 seconds.

I didn't do history, either.

Hopeless on history.

20 seconds.

Ten seconds.

OK. Gillie?

Atlee?

You're going for Clement Atlee?

If the answer's Clement Atlee,

you've won £4,500.

If the answer's not Clement Atlee,

you go home with nothing.

Is the answer

Clement Atlee?

-The answer was Herbert Henry Asquith.

-Asquith!

Started with the right letter, but that's as close as you got, Gillie.

Nothing more to be said. You played very, very well.

-You were so patient. But I'm afraid your game is over.

-Thank you.

-Thank you, Gillie.

-Thank you.

That was an absolutely extraordinary game.

Every single one of our players got onto the Breakaway track,

but not one of them could break through that line.

Lots of memories, not least, the possible existence

of a Tyne dolphin!

The only thing we know for sure is that nobody from this show

will be joining us in the final show for the top six earners.

Join us next time, when six more players face that tantalising dilemma.

Play it safe and share the money,

or risk everything with a break away.

Goodbye!

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