Episode 14 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...

Hi, I'm Bernie, I'm an IT analyst and I'm from Liverpool.

Hello, I'm Catherine, I'm a primary school teacher and I come from Burley.

Hi, I'm Simon, I'm a communications officer for Brain Tumour UK

and I live in Buckinghamshire.

Hi, I'm Emma, I'm a showroom sales advisor and I'm from Barnsley.

Hi, I'm Nick, I'm an account manager and I'm from Halifax.

Hi, I'm Sherida, I'm a retired computer programmer

and I come from the county of Rutland.

Please take your places on the start line.

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

Every correct answer is worth £100

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

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

Now, if you cross that finish line,

the entire prize fund will be yours.

Now, on this side, every question is worth £400.

But if you answer a question wrong, you do risk instant elimination.

Today's categories are there on the screen.

And the first questions will be on...

..boy and girl bands.

-Some nervous laughs.

-THEY LAUGH

-Some looks of worry.

Now, before we start these questions, you have an important decision to make.

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

and after every three questions.

You can see the break points marked on the track so you know when one is coming up.

Now, you'll have five seconds to decide

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

Very early doors, but for a chance to win £10,000,

does anybody want to break away?

Maybe it was the boy bands and girl bands that stopped you.

Maybe somebody's desperate to go. But you're sticking together.

15 seconds to answer each question. One of you, and only one of you,

must step forward and answer before the time runs out.

-Are we all ready?

-Yes.

-Good. Question one.

-N-Dubz.

-N-Dubz, yeah.

-Yeah, Emma?

-N-Dubz.

-Is the answer N-Dubz?

Well done. Take a step forward. You're on your way.

£100 has been won. Question two.

-The Bangles.

-The Bangles, yeah.

Simon, that was the most dramatic step I've ever seen anybody do.

-It was a stage...

-OK, Simon, what's the answer?

-The Bangles.

Is the answer The Bangles?

-Thanks, guys.

-Question three.

-15 seconds.

-Little Mix.

-OK.

-Yeah.

-Little Mix.

-Catherine?

-Little Mix.

-Catherine says Little Mix.

Was there any dissent there? There seemed to be a few things thrown in.

I was thinking One Direction, but they didn't win.

Thinking about One Direction. OK, let's hope it is Little Mix.

If it is, you've completed the first three questions perfectly.

Is the answer Little Mix?

Well done. All right, we're there. £300.

We've reached today's second break point.

But first of all, there's something that might influence your decision.

This is your chance to win yourself a life. A life will protect you if you get a question wrong.

There are four lives to be won throughout the game.

With this question, you're competing against each other. Only the first person to buzz in

and answer correctly will win that life.

Who, where or what is this?

This holiday resort shares its name with a Venetian-era monastery

located in the centre of the town.

In the UK, it is synonymous with clubbing,

-particularly grime and garage music.

-BUZZER

-Sherida?

-Faliraki.

-Is it grime or garage you prefer?

I'm OK with both, actually.

Is the answer Faliraki?

It's not. OK. Unlucky.

Sherida, you're out for the rest of this question.

-It's played host to acts such as Ms Dyna...

-BUZZER

-Catherine.

-San Antonio.

Catherine goes for San Antonio. This is like a Club 18-30 tour around the world!

Is it San Antonio?

No, it is not.

Nick, Emma, Simon, Bernie, still in for that life.

-It has played host to acts such as Ms Dynamite...

-BUZZER

-Nick.

-Ayia Napa.

-Is the answer Ayia Napa?

Yes, it is. Nick gets a life with Ayia Napa.

Well done. You have the first life in the game.

And because you've won that life, you get to choose the next category.

We've got left...

Words and language.

All right. The next three questions will be on words and language.

But before we resume...

..you get a chance to break away.

If you were to stay together and go through the line,

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

If one of you was to break away now and go through on their own,

they would win £9,100.

So, does anybody want to break away?

Catherine, you look like you're about to burst into laughter at any second all the time.

-Were you rather nervous that somebody might have gone there?

-Yes.

-You don't want to be left behind.

-No.

-OK.

The next three questions are on words and language. Question four.

-Curry.

-Yeah.

Simon steps forward. Simon.

-Curry.

-Is the answer curry?

Well done. OK, good. Question five.

-Mayday.

-Mayday.

-Anyone?

-I'll go.

-Nick.

-Mayday.

-You all said mayday at once

and you all had faces that said mayday, as well.

Is the answer mayday?

OK. It comes from venez m'aider, come and help me, literally.

Very good. Five out of five. Working beautifully. Question six.

-THEY WHISPER

-Sherida.

-Genuflect.

-What a great word genuflect is, isn't it?

Is it the correct word? Is it genuflect?

Yes. Well done. OK, we're through.

Six questions. Beautifully done. £600.

On the board, we have reached the next break point.

And... we have reached the next chance for somebody to earn themselves a life.

All against each other. Fingers on the buzzers.

Who, where or what is this?

This US actor was born in 1981 in Massachusetts.

He made his name playing superhero characters,

first as Johnny Storm, AKA The Human Torch,

in the 2005 film The Fantastic Four

and then as Lucas Lee in Scott Pilgrim Versus The World.

-BUZZER

-Nick.

-Is it Ryan Phillips?

-Is the answer Ryan Phillips?

No, it's not. So Nick, you're out for the rest of this question.

His Marvel superhero roles continued when he was cast as Captain America

-in the 2011 film.

-BUZZER

-Simon.

-Robert Downey Jr.

Is it Robert Downey Jr?

Sherida, Emma, Catherine, Bernie, you're in for this life.

He shares his name with an energetic, ginger-haired British DJ.

-BUZZER

-Emma?

-Chris Evans.

-Is it Chris Evans?

Yes, it is. Well done. Well done.

Emma, you get a life. Emma gets to choose the next category.

-Mountains and volcanoes, please.

-Mountains and volcanoes.

The next three questions will be on mountains and volcanoes. But before I ask them...

..it's that chance again. Stick together, £2,500.

Break away now, £8,200 could be yours on your own.

Does anybody want to break away?

Right, three questions we have on mountains and volcanoes. You're all sticking together.

Maybe you're not ready. Maybe you'll never be ready.

But for now, nobody's broken away. Question seven.

-Simon straight forward.

-Morocco.

-Is the answer Morocco?

-Thanks, guys.

-Yes, it is. Well done.

OK, we're up to £700. A perfect start. Question eight.

Krakatoa.

-Simon.

-Krakatoa.

-Simon says Krakatoa.

Is the answer... Catherine, you're just happy, aren't you?

You just smile all the time! Is the answer... You might not smile now.

..Krakatoa?

Another £100. Was heard 3,000 miles away, apparently, the eruption.

Final question, if you get it right on mountains and volcanoes.

You're doing beautifully. Question nine.

-Simon?

-Mars.

-Is the answer Mars?

Well done. Well done. Perfect start.

Nine correct answers. £900.

Simon starting to puff his chest out

and act like the alpha male. No, it's fine.

You must play the way you want to play. Very important.

We've arrived at the next break point.

And this is your chance to win a life. One more chance after this. Who, where or what is this?

This animal is the only species of venomous snake found inside the Arctic Circle.

-It eats frogs...

-BUZZER

-Sherida.

-The viper or adder.

-OK.

Is it the adder, viper?

It is. Well done. Yes, the European viper is the adder, it's the same thing.

A life comes to Sherida. Well done, Sherida.

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

World Cup football, please.

World Cup football she goes for. Might be a strong one for her, might not. We don't know.

So the next three questions will be on World Cup football.

But before I ask them...

We're getting to a stage here, let me tell you, if you were to stay together,

still £2,500 between you. You've made no mistakes.

If you were to break away now,

£7,300.

The earlier you go, the more money you win.

You're all perfectly capable, but have you got the guts?

Does anybody want to break away?

And the answer to the question, "Have you got the guts?" is clearly, "No."

-THEY LAUGH

-That's fine. You're sticking together. It's all wonderful.

You've worked perfectly well. Why not?

Three questions on World Cup football, if you get them all right. Question ten.

THEY WHISPER Yeah, definitely.

-Nick steps forward. Nick.

-Spain.

-OK.

Nick and Bernie seemed to contribute quite a lot there.

Simon did some harrumphing and looking from side to side.

Is the answer Spain?

Yes, it's Spain. Well done. Another £100.

Spain have won the last two European Championships and the World Cup.

-Simon, would you have known that?

-No, probably not.

OK. I'm wondering if maybe this is the topic that stops you from breaking away. But we'll find out.

So, question 11.

-You going, Bernie?

-How do you pronounce it? Qatar?

-Sherida.

-THEY LAUGH

-Qatar.

-Is the answer Qatar?

Yes, it is. Another football question successfully negotiated.

£1,100 up there.

So last question on World Cup football

if you get it right. Question 12.

-THEY WHISPER

-And then Argentina.

Argentina. Uruguay.

THEY WHISPER

Five seconds. Four seconds. Emma steps forward. Emma?

-Five.

-Five times.

Five South American winners.

-It's more than that, thinking about it.

-Brazil have won it four.

-Yeah, and Uruguay won twice. Argentina... It's more.

-OK.

Is the answer five?

Brazil have won it five times!

-THEY LAUGH

-Uruguay have won it twice. Argentina have won it twice. Nine wins.

-Nine.

-OK.

Now, that puts us in a bit of a difficult situation.

Cos an incorrect answer means that all the money you've won could go down to zero.

But in fact, what it means is that Sherida, Nick and Emma,

you have a very important decision to make.

If one of you wants to sacrifice your life,

the money stays in the game. Five seconds for one of you to buzz in

and save the money. Time starts now.

OK. None of you willing to do it.

£1,100 goes down to zero.

The battle lines, I believe, have been drawn.

We are back to question 12.

-It's David Beckham.

-Is it Beckham?

-Yeah.

-Nick steps forward.

-David Beckham.

-Is the answer David Beckham?

So, you've come an awful long way, 12 questions,

and you have a total of £100.

We are at another break point.

One more life to be won.

Maybe this is the point at which somebody's going to make a break.

So, fingers on the buzzers. Last life to be won.

First one to buzz in. Who, where or what is this?

This writer was born in South Kensington, London, in 1866.

-BUZZER

-Nick.

-Oh, no.

-Answer quickly, Nick.

-Out of time I'm afraid, Nick.

-Yep.

-OK. Nick misses out.

Sherida, Emma, Simon, Catherine, Bernie left in.

The only daughter of a heiress to a cotton fortune,

she had a solitary childhood enlivened by long holidays in Scotland

which inspired her imaginative watercolour drawings.

-She was played...

-BUZZER

-Sherida.

-Beatrix Potter.

Is it Beatrix Potter?

She was happy! The hands went up in the air! Two lives for Sherida.

Sherida has two lives. One for Nick, one for Emma.

Simon, Catherine and Bernie, you're going to have to play the game without lives.

Sherida, you got the life. You need to choose the next category.

-UK prime ministers, please.

-UK prime ministers.

The next three questions will be on UK prime ministers.

We're pretty much half way.

If you were to stick together and get all the way,

£1,400 to share between you.

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

£5,300. Got to be happy with that.

Does anybody want to break away?

Are you shocked, Sherida? Did you think somebody would go?

I did, yes.

-Simon, if you had two lives, would you have gone then?

-Yes.

-If you had two lives, Bernie?

-I'd have gone with one life.

-Would you have gone with two lives, Catherine?

-Definitely.

Well, let's see what happens next time. For now, we have three questions on UK prime ministers

if you get them all right. Question 13.

-Florence?

-Florence.

-Sherida.

-Florence.

Sherida's really beginning to become the dominant figure in this game.

Is the answer Florence?

Yes, it is. Well done. All right.

£200. Best to gloss over that, to be honest.

-THEY LAUGH

-Question 14.

Simon stepped forward before the end of the sentence.

-Simon?

-Winston Churchill.

-Is it Winston Churchill?

Yes, of course it's Winston Churchill.

£300 is up there. Another step further forward.

Another step towards the next break point.

Last question, if you get it right, on UK prime ministers. Question 15.

-Edward Heath.

-Yeah.

-Simon?

-Edward Heath.

Edward Heath is the answer. Edward Heath.

Yes, it is. Well done. OK.

You've got three UK prime ministers. You've got £400.

The final category is Hollywood icons.

Nobody has yet broken away, but we've reached that point again.

Stick together, £1,400 to share between you.

Go now, £4,400.

The potential is diminishing.

The distance is less.

No more lives to hand out. If not now, when?

Does anybody want to break away?

Sherida has decided to break away. Sherida, come and join me on the breakaway track.

Here you go.

You've broken away on question 15. There are ten questions to go.

If you were to go through there on your own now,

£4,400 for you.

You've been very strong. You have two lives.

You weren't willing to give one away.

-You clearly are determined to win some money for yourself.

-Oh, yes.

The question is, can you get all the way without any help?

You can ask one other player to join you. You will share their knowledge.

They will share your money. So, would you like to ask somebody to come and join you?

-I'd like Bernie to come and join me.

-Thank you.

-OK.

Bernie, you can say no. Would you like to come and join Sherida on the breakaway track?

-I definitely would, yes. Thank you.

-Come along and join us.

-Thank you.

So, Nick, Emma, Simon and Catherine, you might be left behind

for the rest of the game, but there's a long way to go yet.

All right, the next three questions are on Hollywood icons.

£400 per question. It soon racks up over here.

Question 16.

THEY WHISPER

-Sherida.

-Robin Hood.

-OK. Bernie seemed very confident

it was Robin Hood. Is the answer Robin Hood?

£400. OK, well done. We're up to £800. Question 17.

THEY WHISPER

Bernie seems confident. What's the answer, Bernie?

-Marilyn Monroe.

-OK. You happy with that, Sherida?

Doesn't matter now because he's said it.

If he's wrong, Bernie could be out, you could lose a life.

Is the answer Marilyn Monroe?

£1,200. Well on our way. Doing beautifully.

Question 18.

-Unfortunate phrase.

-Rita Hayworth?

THEY WHISPER Betty Grable?

Five seconds. Three seconds. Someone's got to go! Go, go, go!

On one second, Sherida.

We're not sure. We think possibly Rita Hayworth.

16 Hollywood icons were mentioned in that song.

You've plumped for Rita Hayworth. You're not confident.

The odds are not particularly with you.

Is the answer Rita Hayworth?

It is. Well done. Well done. Well done indeed!

-Was that you, Bernie, that went for that one?

-He was worth it.

-It was worth bringing him along, wasn't it? Definitely.

-Definitely.

£1,600. You've got through that category. You've reached the final run.

Just seven questions remain, and from this point on,

they're going to be pot luck. And because you're getting a bit closer,

a bit more tense, you'll have 30 seconds to discuss.

-Sometimes, the more time makes it worse.

-Yeah.

-But we're hoping not. Question 19.

Australia?

Can you think of another one?

-You've got time. 20 seconds yet.

-Or New Zealand.

-Yeah, there's New Zealand.

-Australia.

-Shall we go for Australia?

15 seconds now. You're halfway through.

OK. A lot of discussion there and Sherida sends Bernie over the line

because she thinks he may have got it wrong, I feel. Bernie.

-Australia.

-Australia. Is the answer Australia?

Take a step back, Bernie. Did you know back there?

-Yes.

-So what was the answer, then?

-France.

-France was the answer.

Now you have a decision to make, pack.

What we have up here is we have a Bernie was no lives and a Sherida with two lives.

You must decide whether to send Bernie packing or take a life off Sherida.

-Get rid of Bernie.

-Yeah. Unfortunately.

-Catherine, are you going to be the spokeswoman?

-I am.

-We're going to get rid of Bernie, please.

-You're going to get rid of Bernie. OK.

That's their decision. They have to decide which will give them the best chance to get back in the game

-and they've decided...

-It was a no-brainer, really.

You've done very well.

So Bernie, unfortunately, you're a victim of our own success

-and for you, the game is over. Thanks.

-Thank you.

-Cheers.

So, Sherida, you are on your own.

Three more questions till you can ask anybody to come and join you. But I know you can do this.

They think that you're a soft touch.

They don't know a thing about you. They think, "Sherida's a leading member of the WI."

But I happen to know something you don't know.

I happen to know that she's faced up to triumph and disaster,

she's met those two imposters and treated them just the same,

and she's a winner! Because Sherida was her school hula-hoop champion, weren't you?

-THEY LAUGH

-Yes, I was.

-Yeah?

-A very, very long time ago.

-And once you've got that sort of winning instinct, you don't lose it overnight, do you?

-No, never.

So be confident. Look ahead. Three more questions and then you can get some help if you need some.

There's no reason why you should. You have two lives.

Right, Sherida, question 19.

20 seconds. Just think about it, take your time.

If you want to gently move those hips,

remembering the hula-hoop, that's when you were last successful.

Here it comes. She's there! Right! Go on! Do it for me!

-Goliath.

-Goliath. Is the answer Goliath?

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

Another £400. Another step further on. Right, question 20.

What are the women at the WI going to say if you get this one right?

I've got to say, it passed me by, this one.

And I like to see films about male strippers.

OK, Sherida, clearly one you're struggling on, I think.

-Dream Boys.

-OK.

-Is that something you've looked up on the computer?

-It's a blind guess.

It came to mind quite easily. All right, is the answer Dream Boys?

You knew in your heart of hearts that that was not the answer.

Sherida, you lose a life. Let's take a step back.

-Did anybody know the correct answer? Emma.

-Magic Mike.

-Magic Mike. Did anybody else know?

-No.

-OK.

-Specialist subject for Emma there for male strippers.

-THEY LAUGH

Sherida, you still need two more correct answers to get to the break point to get help

if you're starting to feel vulnerable. Question 20.

-OK. Sherida.

-Billy The Kid.

-She says Billy The Kid.

Is the answer Billy The Kid?

Yes, it is. Billy The Kid is correct. Another £400. Well done.

One more question. You can take a breather if you get it right

and ask somebody to join you if you want to. Question 21.

Do you know the date of Trafalgar?

-Ish.

-Pare it down as much as you can.

-OK, Sherida.

-George IV.

Is it George IV?

Take a step back, Sherida. Lose a life, Sherida.

Did you know? Simon was looking very, very smug!

-George III.

-Did you all know that?

-You didn't know, Emma, because George III wasn't a male stripper.

-THEY LAUGH

All right. Now, we need to get through this question, Sherida.

They can smell blood. They can feel cash. They can taste fear.

You must get this question right now or you will be out of the game. Question 21.

17th century poet. Samson Agonistes.

OK. She's gone. Sherida?

-John Donne.

-If this is wrong, Sherida, you go home.

If the answer is John Donne, that's another £400,

you can take a little breather and ask someone to come and join you.

Is the answer John Donne?

You were half there. It is a John.

-Do we know back there?

-John Masefield?

-No.

-John Milton.

-Yes. I did give you the John!

Sherida, unfortunately, I'm so sorry, you've played a beautiful game, you've been unlucky,

-but for you, the game's over. Thanks very much.

-Thank you.

And so her misfortune means that you four reprobates are back in the game.

Please come and join me on question 21.

Lots of work's been done on your behalf.

£2,400 you currently have to share between you.

-Everybody happy?

-Yes.

-Glad to be back in the game?

-Yes. Absolutely.

-Good. OK.

-Question 21, male strippers.

-THEY LAUGH

-Oh, no. Question 21.

65, I think. A nickel...

Five, two, that's ten, isn't it?

-Dime is ten.

-40.

-And then 25.

20 seconds. OK. Emma looks very confident. Emma?

-65.

-65. That was really Emma's answer, wasn't it?

Remember, if Emma's got this wrong,

that £2,400 could go as quickly as it came.

Is the answer 65?

Well done, Emma. Tell me how it breaks up, Emma.

-Erm, nickels are five.

-OK.

-Dimes are ten and a quarter is 25.

Exactly. Well done, Emma. So £2,500 you have.

Four more questions to go.

We are at a breakpoint.

Stick together now, £2,900 to share between you.

Break away now, go on your own, £4,100 for yourself.

Does anybody want to break away?

Nick, come and join me on the breakaway track.

Nick, you've broken away on question 21.

There are four questions to go. All right?

Make it on your own, £4,100 all for you.

You've seen people fail over here, you've seen what can happen.

If you're not confident of getting there, it might be better to share it

and get over the line than fall short.

-We know Emma's strengths.

-SHE LAUGHS

Simon's confident. If there are any questions on giggling, Catherine will get them right.

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

-Yeah. I'd like to ask Simon.

-Simon, would you like to come and join Nick on the breakaway track?

-Yes.

OK. Come and join him.

-You have every reason to be here, Simon. You've been a very strong player throughout.

-Thank you.

I can understand why Nick would choose you.

Between you, you've got a life, you've got four questions to go.

All right? £4,100 could be yours if you get there.

But remember, if you get a question wrong, Simon, you could be out of the game.

Or Nick, you could lose a life.

You're certainly not out of it yet, Catherine and Emma. Ready, boys?

-BOTH: Yes.

-Question 22.

Abbreviated to i.e. You've got 30 seconds, remember.

Neither of you have been here before. Take your time.

Discuss it with each other.

-Edicto?

-I don't know.

-You don't.

-15 seconds.

Ah, the joys of a classical education.

-Into Edicto?

-Should we do it?

-Yeah.

Six seconds. Right, Nick steps forward.

Clearly a lot of discussion. You're going to go for...

-Into Edicto.

-Into Edicto?

-Into Edicto.

-Let's see.

-Is the answer... Say it again.

-Into Edicto.

-Into Edicto.

Is the answer Into Edicto?

-I don't think you ever really thought it was going to be that.

-No. We didn't have anything else.

"Id est" is what it is. Id est.

So, you have a choice to make, Catherine and Emma.

They've shown themselves to be vulnerable on their very first question.

Simon could be out of the game. Nick could lose a life. It's your decision.

-Yeah, I think we should. definitely.

-We've decided.

-Go on, then.

-We're going to get rid of Simon.

-Simon, I'm sorry.

I know you've done very well, you've answered lots of questions,

but I'm afraid, Simon, that for you, the game is over. Thank you very much, Simon.

-Thanks, Nick.

-OK. All the best.

So, Nick, you're all on your own.

You're going to have to get through, if you want to ask somebody to join you, three more questions.

All right? The girls are happy over there.

Catherine's particularly happy, but then Catherine always is. Question 22.

-20 seconds.

-Yeah.

-I think I know.

-OK, Nick.

-Graceland.

-OK. Nick says Graceland.

Is the answer Graceland?

Of course it's Graceland! Everybody knows that!

Another £400. Well done. £2,900 you have at the moment.

Keep it going. Keep it going. Keep it going. Question 23.

-Yeah, think I know this.

-OK. Nick.

-Karate Kid.

-Karate Kid, says Nick.

Is the answer The Karate Kid?

Two more questions to get you that money, £4,100 for yourself.

Question 24.

Should know this. Should know this.

-Have you done any scuba?

-Yes.

OK. Should know it. OK, he steps forward.

-Answer?

-Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus.

-Makes sense, doesn't it?

-Hm.

-Makes sense.

Is it Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus?

Well done.

OK. £3,700. Only one more question to get your £4,100.

But you might be feeling nervous. You still have a life.

But we are at a break point.

And you've got a chance to ask somebody to come and join you.

Or maybe you think, "I'm going to get there on my own."

Do you want to ask anybody to come and join you?

-No.

-OK.

Faces of rejection... Oh, Catherine looked sad for a second! She's cheered up now.

Right, then. The final question.

Get this right, you have won £4,100.

Question 25.

Holland. France.

Germany.

-15 seconds.

-Any more?

Holland, France, Germany.

Switzerland. No.

-Go!

-Three.

-Holland. France. Germany.

-Yeah.

-Is it three?

Holland. France. Germany. Luxembourg. Nick loses a life.

If you were to get this question wrong, Nick,

you would be out of the game.

Also, remember, get it right, you've won £4,100.

It's all down to this. Question 25.

I know it won't make you feel any better

but my 11-year-old son would know this straight away.

I've just been doing it with him in his homework.

-That doesn't make you feel any better.

-No, it doesn't. No.

If only it had been a question on The Karate Kid.

OK. This is important now. Ten seconds to go.

This is make or break. Which forest?

-Nick.

-Forest of Arden.

-If the answer is the Forest of Arden

I want you to step through there, you've won £4,100.

If the answer is not the Forest of Arden,

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

Is the answer the Forest of Arden?

The answer is, in fact, the New Forest.

He was supposedly murdered but he died in the New Forest on a hunting expedition.

So the answer was the New Forest. Nick, I'm afraid for you, the game is over.

Sorry about that. Well played.

So, this is a real hare and tortoise, isn't it?

Catherine and Emma, come and join me on question 25.

You are back in the game.

You've stuck around. You've been inseparable twins.

You haven't moved very far, but you're certainly friends, like an agoraphobic Thelma and Louise.

One question to go.

The money moves across to you. £3,700.

Now, the only thing that could spoil the party is

this is a breakaway moment.

So, stick together, answer the question correctly,

you will have £3,800 to share between you.

But, only one question to go,

one of you might think it's worth breaking away

and going on your own and winning £4,100 for yourself.

Can you look each other in the eye?

Does anybody want to break away?

You've stuck together. I think that's wonderful.

You've seen it through, you've seen people make mistakes.

For £4,100, if you get it right, step through that line, it's your money.

Emma, Catherine, here's something I'm sure you never thought you were going to hear,

question 25.

Catherine's a teacher.

-THEY WHISPER

-30 seconds.

Catherine steps forward.

Catherine, how long is it since you answered a question?

-Er, quite a long time ago.

-I think so.

OK. This is really, really important. What is the answer?

-I think it's radius.

-If it's radius,

you step through that line, you have won 3,800.

If it is not, you could lose it all. Is the answer radius?

Well done! Well done! Well done!

It was worth sticking together. Come and stand back. Have a look at the amount.

£3,800. £1,900 each.

Are you glad you stuck together?

-Yes, definitely.

-Was there any temptation for one of you to break away?

-No.

-I thought it was over once Sherida got over.

I did. And every time somebody left, I felt guilty and awful, so...

Yeah, well, you won't have to feel guilty and awful now because they're taken into another room, the losers.

-THEY LAUGH

-OK. I'm not sure £3,800 will be one of the six biggest winners,

so we may not see you in the final show of the series when we have the six biggest winners back,

but join us next time when six more players face that tantalising dilemma,

play it safe and share the money, or risk everything with a breakaway. They're still giggling.

-Goodbye!

-THEY LAUGH

-I don't believe it!

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