Episode 16 Breakaway

Welcome to Breakaway.

There's up to £10,000 to be won for crossing the finishing line.

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 Shaun. I'm a bar manager and I'm from Swansea.

I'm Judith and I'm a checkout assistant

from Selby in North Yorkshire.

I'm Patrick. I'm a teacher from Bury St Edmunds.

Hi, I'm Tanya. I'm a surveyor from London.

I'm Graeme, I'm a customer complaints manager from Dewsbury.

I'm Gill, I'm a card making teacher from Redcar.

Please take your place on the start line.

25 correct answers stand between you and that finish line.

With every correct answer,

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

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

And, if you cross THAT finish line, the entire prize fund will be yours.

If you break away, each of these questions is worth £400.

A substantial amount more than over there,

but, of course, you run the risk of instant elimination

if you get a question wrong over here.

Today's six categories are on the screen

and the first questions will be on...

Animation.

But before we start, those questions,

you have an important decision to make very early on.

You'll be given the chance to break away now

and after every three questions.

You can see marked on the track where those important moments come.

You'll have five seconds to decide

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

So, if you're feeling very confident, buzz in.

Does anybody want to break away?

Good, nobody likes a show off, do they?

Right, 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.

-They had Bamm-Bamm and Pebbles didn't they?

-Yeah.

-Which is which?

-The sin is Bamm-Bamm.

-I think it actually is Bamm-Bamm.

-OK, you go.

-Go on, Judith.

-Oh, me.

-Judith.

-Hello. I think the answer is Bamm-Bamm.

Don't need to say hello, Judith. We know you're here.

That's fine. Hello, Judith! Is the answer Bamm-Bamm?

Hello, yes, the answer is Bamm-Bamm. Move forward. £100. Good start.

Question two.

-Bananaman.

-Bananaman.

-It's Bananaman.

-May I?

-Go, Graeme.

-Graeme.

-Graeme.

-Bananaman.

-Is the answer Bananaman?

It is. £200. Question three.

-I don't know that.

-It sounds Chinese or Japanese to me.

-Japan's got better animation than China.

-Six seconds to go.

-Go on, Shaun.

-Yeah.

-We're not entirely sure. We're going to say Japan.

-Is the answer Japan?

Best Animated Feature at the 2002 Oscars, a perfect start.

Well done. We have reached today's second Break Point.

Before we ask that question,

there's something that might influence your decision.

This is the first of the chances to win yourself a life.

You must know that lives are very important,

they can protect you.

Once you're over here and you risk elimination, that life,

if you get a question wrong, it can give you a little buffer.

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

This is the first of them and the other ones

are marked on the next three Break Points.

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

Who, where, or what is this?

This actor was born in St John's Wood, London, in 1971.

He was sent to Ashdown House boarding school

and was then educated at Eton College.

He studied at the Guildhall School Of Music & Drama until 1993,

alongside Daniel Craig and Joseph Fiennes.

He worked subsequently with the Royal Shakespeare Company

where he was seen by director Stephen Spielberg.

-BUZZER

-Judith.

It's not David Tennant, is it?

Is the answer David Tennant?

I'm afraid not, Judith.

-BUZZER

-Graeme's straight in.

Damian Lewis?

Is it Damian Lewis?

Well done, Graeme, well done. A life for Graeme.

You get to choose the next category.

Inventions, please, Nick.

The question is will you be answering these questions together

or will somebody be choosing to make a break for themselves?

Stick together and you could win £2,500 to share between you.

Break away now, £9,100 could be yours.

Does anybody want to break away?

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

The next three questions are on inventions

and the next question is question four.

-It's the Rocket. It's the Rocket.

-OK.

-Are you all happy with that?

-Yeah.

-Shall I go for it?

-Yes.

-As it's from Darlington!

-Gill.

-The Rocket.

-Is the answer the Rocket?

It is. Stephenson's Rocket. Famously.

Built in Newcastle upon Tyne. Question five.

-It's Wilbur.

-OK.

-Wilbur?

-Wilbur.

-Patrick.

-Wilbur.

Is the answer Wilbur?

It is, well done. £500.

-Gill's looking a very strong player at the moment.

-I like inventions.

-Do you?

-It's a nice category.

-A lot of the things I use were invented.

Question six.

-James Cameron?

-James Cameron?

-James Cameron.

-James Cameron, shall I step forward?

-Yeah.

-Well, he's the director...

-Judith.

-Is it James Cameron?

-Is it James Cameron?

-TANYA:

-(He was the director.)

Well done, perfect start. Six out of six,

£600, no mistakes.

So, we've reached the next Break Point

which also means another chance to win a life.

Who, where or what is this?

This African city is an historically important post

on the trans-Saharan trade route

and is an important centre of Islamic culture.

In 1824, the Paris-based Societe De Geographie

offered a 10,000 Franc prize

to the first non-Muslim to reach the town and return...

-BUZZER

-Tanya.

-Dar es Salaam?

-Is the answer Dar es Salaam?

Nope.

BUZZER

Gill.

-Dakar.

-Is it Dakar?

..offered a 10,000 Franc prize

to the first non-Muslim to reach the town

and return with information about it.

It is located about nine miles north of the River Niger.

The city was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1988.

It is a city in Mali but was captured from the Malian military

by Tuareg rebels in April...

-BUZZER

-Shaun.

Timbuktu?

Is the answer Timbuktu?

Yes, it is, well done, Shaun.

Shaun gets a life, therefore Shaun gets to choose the next category.

I'll go for world cuisine, please, Nick.

Maybe it's a strong suit for him, maybe it's weak,

maybe he needs your help,

maybe he's thinking of breaking away.

If he is, now would be the time to think about it.

Go through the line together as a team, £2,500 between you.

If one of you was to break away on their own and go all the way,

they could win £8,200 at this point.

Does anybody want to break away?

-You're just having too much fun, aren't you, as a team?

-Yes!

Don't want to break up the gang. All right, then.

Next three questions will be on world cuisine. Question seven.

-I've never even heard of it.

-Dog?

-I've never heard of it.

-I know they have expensive beef there.

-Yeah, I was thinking beef.

But I really don't know.

-Shall we say beef?

-Yes.

-Shall I go?

-Yes.

-Three seconds... Graeme.

Beef.

Is the answer beef?

Yes, it is, well done. Well done.

It's about 50 for 100g of Wagyu beef. Question eight.

-I think that is Hungarian.

-It's Hungary, isn't it?

-Yes.

-Stroganoff and goulash, Hungary.

-Tanya, you go.

-Hungary? OK.

-Tanya.

-We're going to go for Hungary.

-You're going to go for Hungary.

Is the answer Hungary?

I'm afraid not. Take a step back, please.

-The answer is Russia.

-My goodness.

It's the first question you've got wrong. When you get a question wrong

on that side, you risk the entire amount of money you have. You have £700.

There are only two people that can help you now

because they have lives.

If one of them decides that they're willing to give up their life,

the money will stay there. Patrick,

if you had a life, would you give up your life at this point?

-At this stage, yeah.

-You would? What about you, Judith?

Yes, I would give up my life, yes.

Very easy to say when you haven't got one, isn't it?

But it's very different if you've actually got one, though.

That's a bit like what I said.

OK, I'm going to give you five seconds.

If one of you buzzes in in that five seconds, your life will go

but the money will stay.

All right, then. Five seconds starts now.

Sorry, guys.

-So, the £700 I'm afraid goes down to 0.

-Oh, bye-bye.

Don't worry, there's still £1,800 for you to win to share

and there's £7,200 over here,

so there's plenty of money still in the game.

Question eight.

-Chickpeas.

-Yeah.

-Yes, definitely. Shall I step forward?

-Tanya.

-Chickpeas.

-Is the answer chickpeas?

-Yes, it is. Well done.

-JUDITH:

-And we're in!

£100, we're back up and running.

One more question to the next Break Point

and the next life and that question is question nine.

-I thought it was filo.

-I thought that.

-It's not. It's vol-au-vent.

-'Vent' is fly.

-After you, then.

-Gill.

Vol-au-vent.

Is the answer vol-au-vent?

-Well done.

-Well done!

-Well done. Don't get carried away.

Gill saved you, there.

Because you think something is right, and you think, yeah, yeah.

And Gill came in and said, "No." Pick it apart. Yes? Phew, £200.

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

One more life after this so you need to be getting in there.

This landmark building stands 926ft above sea level

and was acquired by Prince Albert in 1852.

It is located on the right bank of the River Dee, Aberdeenshire,

and was designed in a Scottish baronial style

and collaboration with local architect William Smith.

Victoria described it as, "My dear paradise in the Highlands."

BUZZER

Graeme.

-Balmoral?

-Is the answer Balmoral?

Yes, it is. Graeme looking very strong now.

A second life goes to Graeme.

That means you choose the next category from the stage.

-I'll go for big business, please, Nick.

-Big business.

Difficult to know exactly what that will mean,

so, quite difficult to know if you should break away at this point.

That's the question. So, stick together

and go as a team through the line and you'll have £1,800.

Break away now, make it all the way on your own, £6,600.

Does anybody want to break away?

Not yet. Righty ho. Three questions coming up on big business.

Question ten.

-Public limited company.

-Who wants to go?

-OK.

Patrick.

-Public limited company.

-Is the answer public limited company?

It is, well done. Money goes up to £300. Question 11.

-Oh, wasn't it...?

-It's not...

-Facebook.

-Yeah.

-What do we think it is?

-Facebook. It's from The Social Network.

-No, that was...

-Co-found, yes.

-Mark Zuckerberg.

Five seconds.

-Go, go, go.

-Patrick.

-Facebook.

OK, Judith's not sure about that.

Judith's not happy at all.

Is the answer Facebook?

Oh!

He co-founded it, Judith. That's the important part. Question 12.

-Steel.

-Steel, yeah.

-Yeah, go for it. Step forward.

-Shaun.

-Steel.

Is the answer steel?

Yes, headquarters are in Luxembourg. We've reached the next Break Point

and now it's time to win the final life of the game.

Who, where or what is this?

"This fish is thought to be the only species

"of the family Xifiidae of the order Perciformes.

"It is found in warm and temperate oceans around the world..."

BUZZ

Shaun?

I'm guessing piranha.

Hmm. Is the answer piranha?

-Freshwater fish, the piranha.

-Too soon, too soon.

"It's found in warm and temperate oceans around the world.

"It has no pelvic fin and adults are toothless.

"It can grow to a maximum length of about 15 feet

"and some specimens weigh over 1,000 pounds. It is a large..."

BUZZ

-Patrick.

-Whale?

Is the answer the whale?

Afraid not, Patrick. Unlucky.

"It is a large food and sport fish, distinctive because of its

"crescent shaped dorsal fin and a striking swordlike projection..."

BUZZ

-Tanya.

-Swordfish.

Is the answer swordfish?

It is, well done, Tanya.

There was definitely a big clue there, Patrick,

just after you'd gone for it. Tanya got there in time.

She wins the next life, the final life.

Tanya, you get to choose the penultimate category.

I'm going to go for The Stage.

And we are at the stage, on Question 12, we're virtually halfway through.

Go through the line together as a team, £1,800.

Break away now, make it on your own, £5,700.

And don't forget, you can take somebody with you.

Does anybody want to break away?

No, not yet.

The Stage is the next subject.

Question 13.

-James Corden.

-Is it James Corden?

-Definitely James Corden.

As a larger person, may I go?

-You go for it.

-James Corden.

Graeme, you don't have to mirror the shape of the answer

in order to answer, but fair enough.

Is the answer James Corden?

Yes, well done, Best Actor in a Play, James Corden.

-You've been on stage, Judith.

-Yes, I have.

Yes, I once got on stage with Take That.

-Were you invited?

-Yes, I actually was invited!

I won a competition

and I was onstage with Take That in front of 15,000 people.

-It was an amazing experience.

-So this is a poor second?

-Yes.

Yes, thank you.

Question 14.

-Starlight Express.

-Starlight Express.

-Starlight Express.

Patrick.

-Starlight Express.

-Is the answer Starlight Express?

-Yay!

-Question 15.

-Daniel Radcliffe.

-Daniel Radcliffe.

Definitely Daniel Radcliffe, somebody go.

Go on, Judith.

-It's Daniel Radcliffe.

-Is the answer Daniel Radcliffe?

Right. Next three questions will be on the final category.

And we're at a break point.

Stick together now

and you could have £1,800 to share between you.

Break away now on your own, go all the way, £4,800.

Don't forget, each time we go through three questions,

£900 effectively disappears.

Does anybody want to break away?

No, all right, then. Three more questions as a team.

No real bits of nastiness yet,

apart from Graeme and Shaun refusing to give up their lives.

But we'll gloss over that. That happens in families.

Question 16.

London Bridge or Tower Bridge, London Bridge or Tower Bridge,

somebody needs to go though.

-I wouldn't have a clue.

-Tower Bridge? OK.

Five seconds.

We're not 100% but we're going to go for Tower Bridge.

You're going for Tower Bridge.

If it's wrong, you're going to lose that £800.

If it's right we're up to £900

and we've got another question under our belts.

Is the answer Tower Bridge?

-The answer is London Bridge.

-It was the other one.

And his limbs were placed on bridges in Newcastle, Berwick and Stirling.

So there we go. We're in a situation now

where the money that you have won, £800, could be wiped away.

We've asked Graeme and Shaun this before

and now we're going to ask Tanya as well.

Is somebody willing to sacrifice a life?

Five seconds they have to decide.

Time starts now.

A precedent has been set.

The 800 goes down to zero.

And that's where we are.

There is still £1,000 that can be won as a team

if you go through there, and still in the game over here, £4,000.

So, Question 16.

-It's got to be Buenos Aires.

-Got to be Buenos Aires.

Gill's already gone.

-Gill?

-Buenos Aires.

-Is the answer Buenos Aires?

-Yes!

-Well done.

Question 17.

-Horse?

-White horse?

I only know of horses.

I don't know of any other animal.

Shaun?

-Horse.

-That was the only word that I heard, virtually.

There seemed to be an argument, but the argument consisted

of everybody saying, "Horse!"

Is the answer horse?

White horses. Well done. £200.

One more question on buildings and landmarks, before a Break Point.

Question 18.

The whispering gallery is St Paul's.

-St Paul's, yes.

-Graham?

St Paul's Cathedral.

Is the answer St Paul's?

THEY CHEER

So, £300. We've reached the next Break Point.

We've also reached the final run-in.

There are just seven questions remaining,

and from this point, the questions are pot luck,

and it's a Break Point.

If you're going to make a break, now might be the time.

Lives or no lives.

If you stick together,

£1,000 to share between you.

Break away now on your own, £3,100.

Does anybody want to break away?

He's quick! He's quick on that buzzer! You've got to say!

Graham, join me on the Breakaway track.

Graeme, you have broken away

on question 18.

There are seven questions left.

You could win £3,100.

You've got two lives. The question is,

can you get all the way on your own? Or might it help to bring somebody?

Share their knowledge, they share the money.

Also, they might protect you a little bit.

Would you like to ask somebody to join you?

-I am going to ask somebody.

-All right then.

Who would you like to ask to come and join you?

And they can say no, remember.

I'm going to ask Shaun

-to come and join me.

-Is that, Graeme, because

you couldn't remember anybody else's name and he's next to you?

It's easy, isn't it?!

Why have you gone for Shaun particularly?

A combination of his extra life and the fact that

he's given solid answers all the way through.

Shaun, would you like to join Graeme on the Breakaway track?

Yes, I'll dance. Why not?

So Shaun and Graeme are on the Breakaway track for the moment.

You won't be involved,

but there's plenty of chances for you to get back in,

not least if they start to make mistakes.

But for now, we've got our seven

pot luck questions to go through. Each one is worth £400.

You've got 30 seconds each time now, because it's that final run-in.

-Are we ready for this?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

Let's go. Question 19.

-Green or blue, yeah.

-Blue for EU. Around the world,

-I'd say green.

-Green flag?

-Do you want to go, or do you want me to go?

-Go.

-Graeme?

-Green.

-OK. Graeme says green.

Is the answer green?

-Blue!

-Take a step back.

It's a great start(!)

If your car's broken down, Graeme, maybe!

If you want a clean beach, it's a blue flag.

It's a blue flag.

-Did you know that over there?

-Yes!

-Yeah!

-So your choice.

Have a little chat between yourselves.

Decide if you want to take a life from Shaun or a life from Graeme.

They'll panic a bit then as well.

I think take it off Graeme.

Yeah, Graeme.

So, Judith, are you going to be the spokesperson?

-Yes!

-I knew it!

-THEY LAUGH

-Go on, Judith.

-We would like to take one of Graeme's lives, please.

-Would you?

-Yes.

-OK. OK.

Now I've played quite a few of these games

and it doesn't always work like that, but that's your decision.

What's the thinking behind that?

-Panic them!

-Yes, let them panic a bit!

We're going to lose a life from Graeme.

Graeme goes down to one life.

Question 19.

-Is it Stormont?

-Stormont, yeah.

-Shall I go, or do you want to go?

-Yeah, go.

-Graeme?

-Stormont.

Is the answer Stormont?

Excellent. Well done.

£400 is added on. Question 20.

It's Raining Men.

How do we know that?! THEY LAUGH

-After you!

-Are you sure?

-I think so!

-It's Raining Men.

-It's Raining Men.

He made me step forward, you see!

Is the answer It's Raining Men?

Hallelujah! THEY LAUGH

Well done. Another £400.

Step forward and join me.

I know where you two were last night!

We're up to £1,100,

on the way to that £3,100.

Question 21.

Do you know?

I have no idea about American Football.

The only team I can think of from recent years is Tennessee Titans.

I used to watch it all the time.

Graeme, who says he used to watch it all the time.

We used to have Super Bowl parties, but stopped when we had kids.

-OK, answer?

-Tennessee Titans.

Is the answer the Tennessee Titans?

Step back. The answer is...

the New York Giants.

OK, bad news for you. You need to decide

who to take a life off. Shaun or Graeme?

I'm happy with that, but what do you think, Tanya?

-Erm, yeah.

-Shall we go for Graeme?

-Unfortunately.

-Patrick?

-Graeme.

-Graeme. You want to take another life off Graeme?

-Yeah.

So Graeme loses his final life.

And you've still got one, two, three, four,

five questions to get there.

But if you get one wrong now,

they could send you home straight away.

Question 21.

-I think it's Harry Houdini. I think it's Harry Houdini.

-Go for it.

OK. Go with your first instinct, definitely.

If not, bye-bye! Nice knowing you!

-Graeme?

-Harry Houdini.

Is the answer Harry Houdini?

-Well done!

-You're remembering you can do this!

That's an excellent answer! A difficult question, a good answer.

We're up to £1,500.

Four questions from the £3,100

that you could win and share between you.

Question 22.

-Candlestick.

-Candlestick, yeah. That's you.

-Shaun?

-Candlestick.

Is the answer candlestick?

It is. Well done.

Another £400. £1,900.

Now you've got a bit of momentum.

Question 23.

We should know this one?

-I know Nick Clegg is Sheffield Hallam.

-Yeah, yeah.

I don't know.

Graeme?

A total guess.. Harrogate.

Is the answer...

..Harrogate?

Step back for me. Did you know back here?

Is it Witney?

Witney is exactly right.

Remember all those Oxfordshire parties, the Cotswold set,

Rebekah Brooks and all that sort of stuff. Anyway...

I imagine you think they're going to send you home but they won't necessarily.

Following pack, what have you decided to do?

-I think we can go for it.

-I think so.

You're too good.

OK, we're sorry, Graeme it's time for you to go home.

-All right then, Graeme.

-Sorry.

You played very well, you've answered lots of difficult questions

but that's the way it works, it's their decision.

-It's time for you to go home. Well played.

-Thanks. Good luck, Shaun.

Thank you, mate.

So, Shaun, two more questions to get through

until you can ask somebody to join you.

You'll be definitely on your own for at least those two.

-You have got a life.

-Yeah.

-Shaun, good luck.

-Thank you.

Question 23.

30 seconds..

It'll have to be a guess.

Yes, sure.

Lending In Banks Official Rate?

Is the answer, Lending In Banks Official Rate?

Please step back, Shaun, I'm afraid, you lose your life.

For a guess it wasn't a bad one.

London Inter Bank Offered Rate.

You have no lives left. You still need two questions

to get to ask somebody to come and join you.

-You can afford no mistakes.

-OK.

Question 23.

I read in the paper, I just can't...

You'll have to take a guess, I think. OK, Shaun.

Keeley Hawes.

Is the answer, and it could be, Keeley Hawes?

The answer.. anybody know over there?

-Was it...

-Not Naomi Watts?

Yes it is, well done. Naomi Watts, Patrick's the man.

He got it right. I'm very sorry Shaun, you've been a good player

-but the game's defeated you.

-Thank you.

So you're back in, come and join me on Question 23.

The money has been earnt for you. Up there, you have £1,900.

That is now your money.

No scope for mistakes, unless Tanya is willing to help and save you.

Question 23...

I think, was it Jumbo?

Jumbo, not Dumbo.

-Jumbo?

-I think so.

We'll go for Jumbo then.

Gill?

Jumbo.

Is the answer, Jumbo?

ALL CHEER

Well done, another question down.

One more question to the next Break Point,

two more questions to win the money and share it between you.

Question 24...

Sensor...

I don't know.

20 seconds.

-Light and something...

-I would go for...

-Scent?

-No, no, it's not that.

Ten seconds.

Three seconds, somebody's got to go. Go! Go!

Tanya?

We don't really know, we're going to go for sensor.

If it isn't sensor, you could be losing the £2,000 you've won.

You might have something to say about that.

Is the answer, sensor?

-I didn't know it.

-It's not, take a step back.

-The answer is stimulated.

-Oh!

-Oh...

Light And Replication By Stimulated Emission Of Radiation,

that's LASER.

Either way you've got it wrong.

We know what the situation here is, Tanya,

you'll have to give up your life if you want to save the money.

Five seconds.

Time starts now.

Well done. OK, Tanya has saved you.

The £2,000 is still there. There is no margin for error.

Question 24...

I've just been on this

and I don't remember seeing an island on there.

-I'm so sorry if I'm wrong. Loch Lomond?

-Loch Lomond?

Yeah. This is the largest one, Loch Lomond.

-Is it inland?

-Ten seconds!

Obviously it must be.

Eight seconds.

-Are we going for Loch Lomond?

-Five seconds.

-Loch Lomond.

-Yeah.

Three... Judith?

Is it Loch Lomond?

Is the answer Loch Lomond?

Please...

It could be any, there's hundreds.

THEY SCREAM

Well done. Good stuff, well done.

You're one question away, but let's not think about the question yet.

Let's think about this as a red line.

If somebody was to break away now,

they could go through on their own and have £2,500.

To stay together, do not break away,

and you share £2,200.

Does anybody want to break away?

I have to say, I had a feeling, Patrick.

You wouldn't look any of them in the eye.

Patrick, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

You have no life,

the question is, would you like somebody to come and join you?

-Yeah.

-You would like to ask somebody?

-Yeah.

Now we're getting divisive.

Who would you like to ask and remember they don't have to say yes?

-Gill.

-You're going to ask Gill.

Gill, you might want to show your solidarity with the girls

by saying, do you know what, no.

It's dirty money, that is.

I'll stay here.

Equally, you might fancy a bit of cash.

Gill, would you like to come and join Patrick?

Erm, yes, I would. Thank you, Patrick, for asking.

Gill, come and join Patrick on the Breakaway track.

Judith and Tanya, you've just got to hope they make an error.

One question to go.

Question 25...

I think it's a clarinet.

I think so. The flute's the doo, doo, doo-doo, doo, doo.

I think the clarinet sounds like a duck, doesn't it?

20 seconds.

My first thought was clarinet and I'm so sorry if I'm wrong.

It doesn't matter if you're wrong. Let's go with it.

Do you want to step forward?

11 seconds. OK, Patrick?

-Clarinet.

-If the answer is clarinet, you're going to be sharing, £2,500.

If the answer is not, clarinet, you must step back

and our executioners will decide who's going home.

Is the answer clarinet?

-Oh, sorry.

-Step back for me, Patrick.

The answer is oboe.

-Oh...

-The clarinet was the cat, incidentally.

-Oh.

Judith and Tanya, who you are going to send home.

The first one who did the dirty on you, or the second one

-who did the dirty on you.

-It's got to be.

We've come to a decision.

Who have you decided to send home?

We're sorry because Gill's been amazing,

but we think she is the strongest, so we're going to send her home.

Okey dokey.

I think that's sensible reasoning. Gill, it's time for you to go home.

-Well played, though.

-Thank you.

-A great player.

-Thank you.

Patrick, you're on your own.

It's very simple, you need to get this question right.

If you get it right, you step through there,

you have £2,500 to take home with you.

If you get it wrong, you're going home.

-OK?

-OK.

Question 25.

15 seconds... OK, Patrick, answer.

Bette Davis.

Is the answer Bette Davis?

The answer, Vivien Leigh.

-I'm afraid, Patrick, it's time for you to go.

-I'm out of gas.

OK, well done, you are back.

You haven't moved, the money hasn't changed,

but there's only two of you.

Before we answer the question...

It's another break away moment.

If you can just get through that question together,

you will share £2,200.

£1,100 each.

If you were to break away now, you would get £2,500 for yourself.

Does anybody want to break away?

-Tanya...

-Yes.

..has decided to break away.

Tanya, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

It's entirely your decision, it's entirely fair.

Judith is on her own.

-JUDITH GRUNTS

-But Judith could be on her own with all the money

if you get this question wrong.

Right.

Of course, Tanya, you can ask Judith to come and join you.

I think I've made the decision now, I'm going to stick with it.

-You're going to stick with it?

-Yeah.

-All right, then.

I'm going to go big.

Judith, you'll have to stand and hope.

Question 25, if you step through the line,

if you get it right, you can celebrate, you've got £2,500

and then we'll see what happens, if you get it wrong,

you're going home, as simple as that. Tanya...

-Yes.

-Question 25...

-OK.

-I think the answer...

-Step forward if you know it.

OK, Tanya, answer.

I think the answer's anchovies.

OK, if the answer is anchovy,

she's won £2,500.

If it is not anchovy she's going home.

Judith has her fingers crossed. Is the answer, anchovy?

Well done.

SHE SCREAMS

Come back here... Just step back a little bit.

Come here, Judith. Let's just have a look

at the amount of money there is there.

£2,500...

I'm going to step between you because I'm not sure what could happen here.

Everybody stabbed everybody in the back in that game, Judith.

They certainly did!

You were the only one who remained pure and loyal. Were you not?

Yes, absolutely!

But you've won £2,500.

I'm not sure £2,500 is going to be enough

to be one of the six biggest winners.

Join us next time

when six more players face that tantalising dilemma,

play it safe, share the money, or risk everything with a break away.

Goodbye.

-Well done.

-Thank you.

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