Episode 15 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:

Hello, I'm Les. I'm a retired company director from Norwich.

Hi. My name's Trudi and I'm a training co-ordinator for Morecambe.

Hi, I'm Kevin. I'm a teacher and I'm from Bristol.

Hi, my name's Bik, and I'm a council worker from Hereford.

Hi, I'm David. I've recently returned from travelling and I'm from Northumberland.

Hi, I'm Andrea. I'm an accounts manager from Middlesbrough.

Please take your place on the start line.

25 correct answers between you and the finish line.

Each one £100 goes into a 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, and if you go through that finish line

the entire prize fund could be yours.

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

much more money but much more risk

because if you get a single question wrong,

you risk instant elimination.

Today's categories are there on the screen.

The first questions will be on the Olympics.

Three questions coming up on the Olympics.

But 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 breakpoints marked on the track.

When those breakpoints come up, you have five seconds to decide.

Only the person who buzzes in first will break away.

So, there's a chance to break away now and win £10,000.

Does anybody want to break away?

No heads have gone above the parapet. We're still a team.

You have 15 seconds to answer each question. One, and only one, of you must step forward

and answer before the time runs out.

Question One.

Trudi steps forward. Trudi?

-Bradley Wiggins.

-Is the answer Bradley Wiggins?

It is. Well done.

Bradley Wiggins was born in Ghent in Belgium

but moved to Britain at the age of two. £100.

Question Two.

-Was it Hey Jude?

-Yes.

Kevin steps forward. Kevin?

We think it's Hey Jude.

You especially said it very loudly!

Is the answer Hey Jude?

Confidence from Kevin there early on.

Question Three.

-Les?

-200 metres, men's.

The men's 200 metres. Absolutely sure? Any doubts at all?

-Not at all.

-Might be the 100.

-No, definitely not.

-He's not being waivered from it.

The men's 200 metres. Is that the correct answer?

Yes. Gold for Usain Bolt, silver for Yohan Blake and Warren Weir got the bronze.

Well done. A perfect start. Three out of three.

£300. Three perfect answers. We've reached the second breakpoint.

Before we ask the breakpoint question,

we have something else that might influence your decision.

This is the chance to win yourself a life.

Lives are very important. As you know, on the Breakaway track,

one incorrect answer can mean you're instantly out of the game.

A life can protect you.

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

and three more as we go along.

For this, you're playing against each other.

The first person to buzz in and answer correctly

will win the first life, all right?

Fingers on buzzers. Get ready.

Bik's very excited. She wants to press her buzzer!

Give yourself a bit of time! If you buzz before the question's started,

you'll struggle to get it right!

Who, where or what is this?

This actor and writer was born Richard Timothy Smith in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, in 1942.

He grew up in Tauranga, New Zealand,

but moved back to the UK in 1964.

He performed in the London production of Jesus Christ Superstar

and appeared in films such as Flash Gordon and Dark City.

He is most famous for writing and starring in the cult musical The Rocky Horror Show,

in which he played Riff Raff...

Kevin?

Richard O'Brien?

Is the answer Richard O'Brien?

Well done! The first life goes to Kevin.

Because he has that life, he gets to choose the next category.

Kevin, which one do you want?

-It has to be Shakespeare, Nick.

-Shakespeare. OK.

Kevin, you're a teacher, did I read?

I've recently qualified as a primary school teacher.

So you won't be expected to know too much about Shakespeare.

We don't know if it's strong for you or weak for you.

Nevertheless, the next three questions will be on Shakespeare.

But, before we resume...

..it's that time again. It's very early in the game, clearly.

You've done very well so far. A perfect start.

If you were to stick together now and stay over there,

you would share £2,500.

If one of you was to break away now and go all the way,

£9,100 for yourself.

Kevin has a life. None of the rest of you do.

So, I'm going to ask the question. Does anybody want to break away?

You'd have to be very confident to go that early.

We want to get some more pounds on the board. And we will do.

So, Question Four.

I think Les is the only one offering this up.

-Les?

-Puck from A Midsummer Night's Dream.

-OK. Les says

Puck. Is the answer Puck?

Yes, it is. Well done. Well done, Les.

-I think we needed Les there, didn't we, team?

-We did.

Question Five.

15 seconds. Ten.

Coriolanus?

Six, five, four, three...

Someone's got to go. Les? Les.

I don't really know. Let's try Coriolanus.

Les is going for Coriolanus. Once again, Les is the only one who came up with anything at all.

You can't blame him if he's got it wrong, cos none of you had any idea.

Is the answer Coriolanus?

-Well done, Les!

-Well done, Les!

-Well done, Les!

Les is getting a bit more confident now.

He's going, "I'm going to win some money here!"

Question Six.

-Richard III.

-Yes, it is.

Shall I go?

-Absolutely.

-Les Shakespeare steps forward!

-Richard III.

-Is the answer Richard III?

Well done.

Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious summer by this son of York.

I also remember an advert in an outdoor shop that sold climbing gear and all that,

which had a big sign saying, "Sale. Now is the time of our discount tents."

Anyway, we've now reached another breakpoint,

which means it's time to win another life.

Kevin has a life.

Les has shown himself to be a very strong player.

If he gets a life here, he's looking good.

Over on the other side, Andrea, David and Bik,

they've been quite quiet, but with their colours, they look like a half-won game of Trivial Pursuit!

A life is important, remember.

You're all against each other. Fingers on buzzers.

Who, where or what is this?

The territory occupied by this Spanish-speaking South American country

became the base for the first scientific expedition to measure the circumference of the Earth.

Formerly part of the Inca empire,

its lands were taken by the Spanish in 1534.

It gained independence... Les?

Mexico?

Les is going for Mexico.

Because you feel it's right.

Had a few guesses before and done well. Is the answer Mexico?

-I'd say Mexico is a Central American country.

-Absolutely. I thought that.

Les has missed out on this chance of a life.

That's important for all of you cos he's looking strong.

It gained independence in 1822...

-Andrea?

-Is it Peru?

Is it Peru?

Sadly not. Andrea and Les are out.

We've just the four in the middle.

Its 24 provinces include The Galapagos Islands

and its geography embraces part of the Andes mountains

and part of the Amazon basin.

It lies on the Pacific Ocean

and its capital is Quito.

Kevin?

I think it's Ecuador.

Kevin thinks it's Ecuador.

He bade his time

and waited for the capital to come up.

Is the answer Ecuador?

-Yes, it is. Yes, it is. Well done, Kevin.

-Well done, Kevin.

Kevin has two lives.

It's almost like a separate game. He's playing the lives very well.

He's in a strong position.

Kevin, you've won the life. You choose the next category.

I think I'll go with Celebs, please.

The next three questions on Celebs.

Kevin's looking strong.

The question is, will those questions be asked to you as a group,

or will somebody choose to break away?

Stick together for £2,500.

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

Those are the bare facts.

Tactics are all in your head.

You know what you want to do. This is your chance to do it.

Does anybody want to break away?

That's fine.

Celebs could always be a difficult one.

For some, it's a favourite subject, for others, one to avoid.

-David, where have you come down from?

-I'm from Northumberland.

A place called Cramlington, just outside Newcastle.

I was thinking, "That's a long way to cycle back to!"

It is, indeed. I know!

All right, then. Celebs.

Question Seven.

Someone step forward.

-Bik?

-The Only Way is Essex.

Bik says The Only Way is Essex. Is it The Only Way is Essex?

Well done, Bik. Question Eight.

We're up to £700. You're doing all right as a team.

-Andrea?

-Katie Price.

Is it Katie Price?

Well done. Katie Price ever been to Middlesbrough, Andrea?

-I think she has, actually, yeah.

-She's been to a game?

Not to a Middlesbrough game, no.

-You do a bit of their hospitality.

-I do.

-At the ringside.

-Yes.

-You do a lot of volunteer stuff. Special constable.

-I was a special constable for 22 years, yes.

-Keep an eye on this lot for me.

-I will do, yes.

Question Nine. Doing very nicely. £800.

-Bruce Willis.

-Bruce Willis and Demi Moore.

QUIET CONFERRING

-David?

-Bruce Willis.

David's going for Bruce Willis.

Was there some dispute there?

I was saying "And Demi Moore" but you said actor, not actress.

OK, well, we'll go for it. Let's go with Bruce Willis. That's what you said.

Is it Bruce Willis?

It is. The first three were with Demi Moore

and the last one was with his new wife, Emma Heming.

So there you go. You wouldn't have been right if you'd said Demi Moore.

Well done. Nine out of nine. £900. A perfect start.

We've reached the next breakpoint.

We've reached the next chance to win a life.

You can't let Kevin keep dominating these lives.

He's contributing very little else, I've noticed!

Only one more life to come after this.

Who, where or what is this?

This novel begins with the line

"It was love at first sight."

Its action takes place mainly on a fictionalised representation

of the Mediterranean island of Pianosa.

It was first published in 1961...

Kevin?

It's a guess. Captain Corelli's Mandolin.

That is a guess, isn't it?

-That is a guess.

-It might be right. Is it Captain Corelli's Mandolin?

Kevin cannot get his third life.

Kevin is out of this. It's a chance for somebody new to win a life.

It was first published in 1961, having taken its author eight years to write.

It went on to sell more than ten million copies.

Its characters include Milo Minderbinder, Doc Daneeka,

Arfie Aardvark, Lieutenant Scheisskopf and John Yossarian,

all stationed at the island's US Air Force base during World War II.

Les?

Catch 22.

He says, looking doubtful, Catch 22.

Is it Catch 22?

Yes, it is. Well done, Les.

A life to add to his considerable knowledge.

I have to say that the evidence only indicates so far

that Les has read a book.

It is still to be confirmed that the rest of you have read anything

other than Grazia!

Well done, Les. Les has a life. He gets to choose the next subject category.

-It has to be Children's Television.

-Children's Television. OK.

We don't know if he's chosen that because he needs your help

or because he's thinking of breaking away and that's a strong subject.

We'll find out soon enough. It's time for that question again.

Stick together, play as a team, share £2,500.

Break away, go on your own, get all the way through,

£7,300.

It's getting towards the stage of the game

where money is being lost each time you go three questions

without breaking away.

So, would anybody like to break away?

Children's Television.

Question Ten.

She-Ra.

-Go for it!

-Go for it!

-This is David's moment!

-She-Ra, The Princess of Power.

Isn't it wonderful when you join a quiz and you wait for maybe ten, 15 minutes

and the first thing you say is, "She-Ra, Princess of Power!"

Let's hope it's right. Is it She-Ra, Princess of Power?

-He knew that!

-Well done, David.

I bet you've got them all on DVD, haven't you?

£1,000 has been broken. £1,000. Looks nice doesn't it?

Be careful not to lose it!

Question 11.

-Andrea?

-Sooty!

-Andrea says Sooty.

Is it Sooty?

If you'd been really classy, Andrea, you'd have come and whispered in my ear!

Yes, and go like that!

Well done. £1,100. One more question on Children's Television.

If you get it right, there's another life.

The last life and another breakpoint.

Question 12.

Kevin, the teacher, steps forward.

-Mr Bronson.

-Mr Bronson. Great name.

Is it Mr Bronson?

-Well done.

-Mr Maurice Bronson.

Very good. Also appeared in The Empire Strikes Back.

Kevin, are you going to be a Mr Bronson-type teacher?

-Definitely not!

-You'll be a nice cuddly teacher.

Right. We've reached the next breakpoint.

The final chance to win yourselves a life.

Kevin and Les are dominating life-wise.

This next life could tip the balance of power.

We're virtually half-way through the game.

Last life.

Fingers on the buzzers. Don't get left behind.

Who, where or what is this?

This herbaceous plant is native to the Mediterranean area.

It's a common name for various species of the Dianthus genus.

Some species grow over 60 centimetres tall

and are widely cultivated for their fringe-petal flowers.

It can have a spicy fragrance, and in Elizabethan times,

may have been used instead of cloves to flavour ale.

It is one of the most popular commercial cut flowers.

In 1907, Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia, who first promoted the concept of Mother's Day,

selected this flower as her original anniversary gift.

They are often sported by Oxford students at exams,

and in button-holes at weddings.

Trudi?

Is it a carnation?

If it's a carnation, Trudi has a life.

If not, Trudi, you're out, and we continue on.

Is the answer carnation?

It is. Well done, Trudi.

That is the end of the lives. Trudi has her life.

Trudi, I would hope you get that, because you do a lot of outdoors stuff?

You're always out with the kids. Walking and camping and all that.

-Yes.

-You'd have been disappointed not to get that.

I hope not, not when you've seen the state of my garden!

All the lives have gone. Trudi, you get to choose the next subject category.

-I'm going to pick US Presidents, please.

-US Presidents.

There we go. The next three questions will be on US Presidents.

Is somebody going to be answering them on their own,

or are we staying as a team?

We're half-way there.

The next three questions are on US Presidents. Stick together,

£2,500 to share between you.

Break away now, go on your own, £6,400 for yourself.

Don't get left behind. Don't get stuck in the same place.

If you want to go, Bik, you leave.

-You live at home with your parents, don't you, Bik?

-Yeah.

You're in a rut, girl. If you need to move, you move!

-I like people looking after me!

-I know.

You can come over here and somebody will look after you over here.

All right, then.

Does anybody want to break away?

It's fine to stick together all the way to the end if you want to. Why not?

£2,500 shared between you would be lovely, wouldn't it?

Wouldn't be the deposit on a flat, though, Bik!

A month's rent.

A month's rent. You're right.

Question 13.

-Les?

-Ronald Regan.

-Is the answer Ronald Regan?

Just remember, by the way, the questions that you get over there

are the same questions you'd have got over here.

There's 300 quid you might have won on top of the 100 you already have.

Question 14.

-Kevin?

-I believe he's a Mormon.

Is the answer Mormon?

Well done.

Last question on US Presidents, if you get it right. Remember,

if you get it wrong, all of that money could go.

Question 15.

-1992.

-Was that Bill Clinton?

Ten seconds.

-It was Bush, I think.

-Six seconds! Five seconds!

Four seconds! Somebody's got to go!

-Bik?

-Oh.

-You can't confer. Tell me the answer.

-Sorry.

-Bill Clinton.

-Bill Clinton says Bik.

Time was running out. Bik stepped forward and said Bill Clinton.

It wasn't unanimous. Is the answer Bill Clinton?

-Who said what? Les, who did you think it was?

-George Herbert Bush.

-Did you think it was, Kevin?

-Yes, Bush.

-What made you step forward and say Clinton, Bik?

-I thought he was president at the time.

-There was only two seconds on the clock.

-It was indeed George H. Bush.

The Japanese have invented a new word - this is absolutely true -

in the Japanese lexicon now, you have "Bushusuru"

which means to vomit publicly.

That's true. Sadly for you, that's not as much fun to hear

because you've got a chance of losing all of that money.

At the moment, you have £1,400 up there.

Andrea, David, Bik, you can do nothing about this.

Kevin, Trudi and Les, you could save that money

if one of you is willing to give up a life.

Remember, it isn't just saving it for everybody.

If you were to come across, that money gets added to the money over here.

It's a difficult time. Half-way through.

If you were two questions in, it would be easy.

You'd say, "A life's worth more than £200."

David, would you like to say anything to any of them?

-Encourage them?

-Come on, give a life up!

OK, it wasn't the most stirring of speeches, I have to say!

But it got to the nub of it.

-Andrea?

-I think the three of them should save this money, even if they take it over there eventually.

-They've got to give a life up.

-What about you, Bik?

You can spare one!

We're going to find out. We'll find out.

There are five seconds. In that time, one of you needs to press your buzzer

to give up the life to save the money.

The time starts now.

-Trudi? You gave up your life, right at the end!

-Thank you, Trudi!

-Did you think somebody would go before you?

-I left it till the last second.

But we've worked well as a team. We didn't come up with a unanimous answer,

a definitive answer. Bik had to step forward with two seconds left.

Les, what stopped you?

I thought somebody else would go. I thought Kevin would.

We all thought Kevin would!

It's the Mr Bronson coming out of me!

Clearly! Is this a good lesson, for your young charges?

Probably not!

-Hopefully, they're at school!

-The £1,400 is still there.

The question will be, come that finish line, is if you get to share in any of it, Trudi.

So...

Question 15. Still the same situation. You get it wrong, the money could go.

One other.

Ten seconds.

Five seconds. Three seconds!

Two seconds! Somebody go!

Timed out.

Timed out. There's nothing you can do about that.

Les is rattling through. Can't get anything.

The money is once again at risk.

A perfect start, and suddenly on one question,

everything goes to pot.

The answer is Herbert Hoover.

1929 to 1933, he was in office.

We know the situation. I'm not even going to go through the dance. Let's just play the music.

Kevin and Les, it's up to you. Five seconds.

Do you want to save the money? Time starts now.

Trudi gave her life for nothing.

I'm afraid that the £1,400 you have won together

now goes down to zero.

We're back on Question 15.

Kevin has two lives, Les has one life, and the rest of you have walked a long way for nothing.

How do you feel about that, Trudi?

A little bit let down. I think somebody could have given a life.

I think they could have done. You'd shown the way. That was quite a lot of money.

Their lives, their decision.

Mind you, don't look so down, everybody! You know,

there's time to go. We're only half-way through. There's money to be won.

If you kept going up here, you could still win 1,100.

There's 4,400 over here. There's money in the game yet.

All right? We're on Question 15.

Ten seconds.

Les, that was a really gingerly step.

-Les?

-Gerald Ford.

Is it Gerald Ford?

Thank goodness for that!

We've reached a breakpoint. There are no more lives to be won.

Let's have the final category in.

Musical instruments. Lots to play for now, OK?

We've reached an important point once again. It's a break away moment.

You're all still involved. That's the first thing.

You can all still win money and there is money to be won.

If you stick together, you've got £1,100 between you.

If somebody broke away now, they could have £4,100 on their own.

Which is excellent. You could take somebody with you if you need protection.

Time for somebody to grasp the nettle.

So, does anybody want...

..to break away?

There's a sort of collective inertia, isn't there?

You just like being where you are!

-Maybe it's Musical Instruments...

-Comfort zone.

-You're in your comfort zone?

-With £100 to share between you!

-Exactly!

-How comfortable are you?

I'll buy you a pint!

Anyway, the next three questions will be on Musical Instruments.

They're worth £100 each. Question 16.

Andrea?

-Pianos.

-Is the answer pianos?

It is. Two factories. One in Germany, one in New York.

£200 you have in total. Question 17.

-Les?

-Four.

-Is the answer four?

It is. A, D, G and C.

Last question on Musical Instruments.

Question 18.

-Ten seconds.

-Stratocaster?

-Yeah.

Trudi?

We think it's Stratocaster.

Trudi thinks it's Stratocaster. Ever been in a band, Trudi?

-No.

-Kevin, have you been in a band?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

David, ever been in any sort of rock band?

-Yes, I'm currently in a band.

-But you let Trudi step forward

and say Stratocaster and possibly ruin the game for you!

Is the answer Stratocaster?

Of course it was. Well done.

Made famous by Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton.

Right. We have reached the final run-in.

Just seven questions remain.

From this point on, all the questions are pot luck, OK?

Getting very, very close. As you get closer, we give you a bit more time.

30 seconds, to make it even easier.

Stay together, £1,100.

Break away now,

on your own, £3,200.

Les, I would wager, of all the questions we've had so far,

there's only been two you haven't known. Maybe three.

Trudi, you've been very strong. Kevin, you've got two lives.

Bik, you've weighed in with some great answers.

David, your trousers are a bit short. Andrea, you're a strong player too.

All of you could break away now and win that money.

Time's running out. The money's running out.

Does anybody want to break away?

Kevin. Kevin, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

You have broken away on Question 18.

There are seven more questions to go.

You could win £3,200.

You have two lives.

The question is, can you get there on your own?

You can ask someone to join you. Clearly, you get to share their knowledge.

They'd give you some form of protection in terms of extra knowledge.

Maybe they'd take lives off them. But also you'd have to share the money.

So I'm going to ask you theoretically, is there anybody you'd like to come and join you?

-Yes, there is.

-Who do you think he would ask, David?

I think possibly Les, because Les has got a life.

-OK. Bik, who do you think he'd ask?

-Probably Les, cos he's got all the answers right!

-Andrea?

-I think Les now.

-Trudi?

-Yeah.

Everybody thinks it's Les. Only you know.

And whoever it is, they might say no to you.

They might think you could trip up along there and they could pop in and get the money for themselves.

Kevin, who would you like to ask to come and join you?

I think I would like to ask Les, because I think together we could come up with some good answers.

-It's like Blind Date!

-It is, yes.

Les, would you like to join Kevin on the Breakaway track?

-Yes, I would.

-OK, Les, come across to the track and stand next to him.

So, that's it, now.

The two of you are here. Kevin has two lives, Les has one life.

There are seven questions to go.

£3,200 you could share between you.

You're not out of the game over there.

If they get a question wrong, you choose where the life comes from.

Another question wrong, you could be choosing somebody to go out of the game.

Keep your eyes peeled. If they really muck up,

they could get some money for you and the money comes back to you

and you have a chance of taking money home.

OK? Kevin, Les, Question 19.

Very quick to answer that one. What's the answer, Les?

-E.L.James.

-Les says it's E.L.James. Is it E.L.James?

It is. Well done. Have you both read it?

-No.

-No.

-Erica Leonard James,

has apparently been named as one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people in the world!

£800.

Question 20.

(The Rosetta Stone.)

Yes.

Les steps forward. Les?

-The Rosetta Stone.

-Very confident. Is the answer The Rosetta Stone?

Another £400. £1,200. Perfect start.

No lives have been lost. Question 21.

-French. Brigitte Bardot?

-Yeah, that sounds good.

-Shall I say?

-Go for it.

You might as well. Just go for it.

Give me an answer.

-Brigitte Bardot.

-Is that a guess?

-Yes.

-You just wanted to say the name of a French woman!

-Oh, yes!

Is the answer Brigitte Bardot?

It is. Well done. Well done. An inspired guess. Well done.

Les, you've been a very strong player so far.

-You did right to bring him across.

-Mm.

-OK?

£1,600. Really racking that money up. You can smell the finish line.

We've reached a breakpoint but there's nothing to do. You're still in the game.

Carry on playing. One, two, three, four more questions.

If you were to win, how would you spend that money? Are you thinking about that?

-I was going to say a new car, but it wouldn't stretch to that!

-A new car?

But you haven't seen my current car, Nick!

-Well, new to you.

-It's worth about £100!

-New to you!

-New to me!

-OK.

-What about you, Les?

-I've just bought a new car, so probably a holiday, I think.

I don't think it's good to brag about the new car you've just bought!

-To be honest!

-Perhaps not!

Do we think we're out of the game, back here?

-Not just yet. Nearly.

-Nearly.

-You're worried?

-I think they've got a good chance of finishing.

A good chance. But I've seen this game go so many different ways.

Often on Question 22!

I think it's art history.

Or was it geography?

-Try history?

-In time.

-I think art history is good.

-Shall I try?

-Go for that.

-Les.

-Without any great confidence, art history.

-You mentioned geography.

-Yeah.

-If you get this wrong,

one of you will lose a life.

Is the answer art history?

Yes, she got a 2:1, and indeed, a First in marrying princes!

Question 23.

Try Johnny Depp?

Possibly, yeah.

What were you thinking?

-I thought Bruce Willis, but I don't think it is. Go on.

-OK.

-Complete stab in the dark. Johnny Depp.

-Came from nowhere, that answer.

A little bit. Les was floundering a bit. He thought maybe Bruce Willis.

This has brought a lot to the table.

Is this your big contribution, Kevin?

-Could be.

-Or have you mucked it up?

Is the answer Johnny Depp?

It is. Well done. Well done.

Well done. It used to say, "Winona Forever".

-Ah.

-Yes, of course.

You knew that back here, did you not?

-We did.

-That was your hope. I think that was a big hope.

They've still got their lives. That's the key thing here.

And they've got two more questions to go.

It's not the end of the line, but it may be time to think about where you parked your bike, David!

We're working well here. A blend of youth and experience, if you like.

Kevin has Les next to him. What's he bringing to the table?

He's bringing so much to the table.

-He's got the whole package, really.

-The whole package.

-Is this a bit of a love-in now? This blend of youth and experience?

-I'm blushing!

Let me ask you a question, Les. I want you to be absolutely honest.

If you had broken away, would you have taken Kevin with you?

-Yes.

-Are you sure?

-Absolutely certain.

Now you can hate them both. They've definitely rejected all of you

for ever and ever.

Three lives are still in the game.

Two questions to go.

£3,200. £1,600 each will be yours if you get these two correct.

You could showboat, you could deliberately get one wrong just for fun!

No!

Question 24.

Ooh, Les!

-Eclair.

-Eclair. Absolutely sure?

-99 per cent.

-Are you a pastry buff?

-I've eaten a few of those!

-Do you cook?

-Do I cook?! No!

-Are you a Francophile?

-I know which shops sell them!

-Do you go to France?

Not for a while, but I've been in the past.

-Do you agree with him?

-I don't know the answer, but I trust him.

-OK.

-It would have been nice if he'd asked me, though!

-He was off,

like a pig at a tater, he was! Straight in!

Is the answer eclair?

It is. Well done. Well done.

£2,800.

One question away from your £3,200.

All the lives in place.

Let me ask you, Trudi,

if there was to be any subject that was to come up now,

for those two, what would you like it to be?

-Based on what we've done, I think Celebs.

-What would you like, Bik?

-Something like reality TV.

-Reality TV. David?

-Something like pop music.

-Pop music.

-Middlesbrough Football Club!

No, I'd be fine on that!

The final question.

Question 25. If you get it right, this is going to be it, OK?

Question 25.

George Campsell scored 59 goals for Middlesbrough...

No, that's not fair!

I really thought we had a football question!

I'm only having a light time because we're very nearly there.

OK. It's very serious.

Question 25.

If you win it, get it correct,

£3,200. If not, one of you lose a life.

-Disraeli.

-Yeah.

Takes a step forward.

-Benjamin Disraeli.

-Les says Benjamin Disraeli.

If the answer is Benjamin Disraeli,

I'd like you both to step through that line

secure in the knowledge that you've won £3,200.

If the answer is not Benjamin Disraeli, Les, you take a step back

and we'll be talking to the pack to find out how to punish you.

Is the answer Disraeli?

Well done! Well done! Well done!

Congratulations.

A very manly celebration.

Just a little sort of Tim Henman fish-pump there!

Let's turn round and see what's on the screen.

£3,200. £1,600 each.

Did you play that tactically? Should you have gone earlier and won more money?

Perhaps, but you never know what the questions are going to be.

Absolutely.

-Happy with the result.

-Difficult to get back in the game once they went.

A bit frustrated cos you hope at least to have a chance to hurt them.

But they didn't make any mistakes at all, did they?

-Not at all. They played well.

-A great result for you two.

You both won £1,600.

I doubt that's enough to put you in the top six for the final show of the series,

but well done, anyway!

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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