Episode 19 Breakaway

Hello and welcome to Breakaway, a race to THIS finish line

with up to £10,000 to be won.

Will today's players stick together as a team

or go it alone in a bid to take everything for themselves? Let's meet them.

Hiya, I'm Mark. I'm a payroll assistant from Reading.

Hi, I'm Becky. I'm a stay-at-home mum and I live in Surrey.

Hi, I'm James. I'm a chauffeur from Ashford in Middlesex.

Hello, I'm Claire and I'm an administrator from Hastings in East Sussex.

Hiya, I'm Earl. I'm a self-employed IT project manager from Worthing, West Sussex.

Hello, I'm Helen. I'm a retired secretarial linguist from the Wirral.

Please take your place on the start line.

25 correct answers between you and that finish line.

Each correct answer, £100 for the communal pot

for you all to share at the end.

But anyone of you can, if you want, come and join me over here on the Breakaway Track.

And if you cross that finish line, the entire prize fund could be yours.

If you do break away and come over here, each of these questions

is worth £400, but there is, of course, the risk of instant elimination.

Today's categories are there on the screen.

The first questions will be on...

Right, three questions on Celebs, but before we start the questions,

you have an important decision to make.

We're going to give you the chance to break away now and after every three questions.

The red marks on the track show where the Breakaway Points are.

Those are the chances that you have to move across here and start earning the big money.

So for the chance to win £10,000 right at the start,

does anybody want to break away?

Confident, but not THAT confident!

Three questions then on Celebs.

One of you, and only one of you,

must step forward and answer within 15 seconds.

OK?

Question one.

Strictly Come Dancing.

Someone has to step forward. Becky.

Strictly Come Dancing.

Is the answer Strictly Come Dancing?

It was. Well done. A good year for McFly. They also won I'm A Celebrity.

£100. One question. That's the way to do it.

Keep doing that and it's going to be beautiful for you.

Question Two.

Yes, Mark?

-Paris Hilton.

-Is the answer Paris Hilton?

This is a dog which, apparently, wrote a memoir in 2004,

called the Tinkerbell Hilton Diaries.

Two questions out of two.

Question three.

-Dannii Minogue?

-Dannii Minogue.

-Dannii Minogue?

-Yeah.

-James.

I don't know, but, apparently, it's Dannii Minogue.

The answer, Dannii Minogue.

Well done. They split up in 2012. Not the child and the mother.

The mother and the boyfriend.

Well done. Three questions. £300.

You must be very happy with yourselves.

And we've reached today's second Break Point.

At this point, you get the chance to win the first of our lives.

Now, lives can be very, very significant.

Lives are the things that protect you were you to make a mistake.

There are four chances to win lives throughout the game.

Here, and then at the next three Break Points.

There they are, marked on the track there.

So first person to buzz in and answer correctly.

And the question's always the same. Who, where or what is this?

This mountain stands at 8,611 metres...

BUZZER

-Mark.

-Mount Everest.

Is the answer Mount Everest?

Sorry, Mark, that means you're out for the rest of the question.

It's known to locals as Dapsang or Chogori.

BUZZER

-James.

-Is it K2?

Is the answer. K2.

Yes, it is. Well done, James. James gets the first life.

You have that life. It protects you, makes you stronger than the others, although it is early in the game.

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

I think I want to get something out the way I'm not that good at.

So it could be many of 'em. I think I'll go for Ancient History. Sorry.

Ancient History, OK. Ancient History comes down. That's the next subject.

Maybe you will answer them as a team, or maybe somebody is going to break away.

It's very early in the game. Were you to all stay together

and do what you have done thus far and get every single question right,

you would share £2,500.

If somebody wanted to break away now

and went all the way on their own - £9,100 for themselves.

So does anybody want to break away?

-It could be a lonely walk, couldn't it?

-Yeah.

May as well stay as a team for now. You've started beautifully.

Three more questions till the next Break Point and the next life. The subject is Ancient History.

The question is number four.

-Venus? Is it Venus?

-I think so, yeah.

-Cos Aphrodite's Greek.

-Diana's Greek, so I think...

-Venus is Roman, Yeah.

-Yeah, I think it's Venus.

Seven seconds. Claire.

-Venus.

-Is the answer Venus?

Yes! Caesar's family name was the Julians,

supposedly descendants of Aeneas, son of Venus.

Another £100.

£400. Question Five.

-Troy. Definitely.

-You think troy?

Mark.

-Troy.

-Is the answer troy?

A troy ounce is equivalent to 31 grammes. Well done.

You're doing very well. Five out of five.

Hopefully, the last question on Ancient History if you get it right.

Question six.

Is it Mayan? Or is it Aztec?

-I've got no idea.

-Ten seconds.

Mayan, Aztec?

-I'd say Mayan.

-I don't know.

-Go with your gut instinct.

-Claire.

-Mayan.

Mayan civilisation. Is it the Mayans?

It's come from somewhere, innit?

Oh, well done!

Well done!

A little bit of worry there. The money would have been at risk if you'd got it wrong.

But you pulled the answer out of the hat. Somebody said Aztecs.

-Who said Aztecs?

-I was...

-And she changed it, fortunately.

That's the way the team works. Six questions answered.

Six correct answers. £600.

We've reached the next Break Point

and a chance to win the next life.

Well done to you. Very, very good. Well played.

So, first one to buzz in an answer correctly will win the next life.

Lives can protect you,

give you confidence and make your breath smell... Actually, that's not true.

LAUGHTER

Who, where or what is this?

This English statesman was born in 1478.

He rose to the position of Lord Chancellor in 1529,

but resigned shortly after King Henry VIII declared himself

the supreme head of the Church in England.

BUZZER

James.

Itchy trigger finger there. I was going to say Oliver Cromwell. No!

Is it Oliver Cromwell?

James, you're out for the rest of the question.

A passionate defender of Catholic orthodoxy. Claire.

-Thomas Moore.

-Is the answer Thomas Moore?

Well done, Claire!

Well done! Claire gets a life. Claire, you have the life,

which means you get to choose the next subject category from...

-Children's Books, please.

-Children's Books.

Children's Books. We don't know if that's a strong subject for her.

She's got five kids! Lots of bedtime reading!

You don't look very tired for having five kids! You obviously manage your life well.

Three questions on Children's Books!

Will Claire break away on this?

Could be a very strong subject for her. So...

Let's think about what happens here.

If you stay together, £2,500 to share between you.

If you were to break away now,

go all the way on your own, £8,200.

It is early.

But early means more money.

Does anybody want to break away?

Not just yet. Claire, clearly, is happy to just be standing there

not having to do lots of things.

-You've got five kids - having a bit of quiet is lovely, isn't it?

-Yeah.

-Absolutely super.

Mark. I know that you're very into Buffy. Is that right?

-You've got lots of Buffy memorabilia.

-Used to be.

When it was on TV, yeah. I've got quite an extensive collection.

-Have you? You haven't brought any Buffy memorabilia with you?

-They wouldn't let me.

-No, wouldn't let me.

-Although you have brought Iggy Pop's legs with you.

LAUGHTER

Which you've borrowed from somewhere.

And had attached to your body. And very fine they look, too. So...

Children¹s Books. Question seven.

-Akela.

-Akela.

-Yes.

-Akela.

-Mark.

-Akela.

-Is the answer Akela?

First published in 1894.

The Jungle Book. Well done. £700.

Seven questions. Let's keep going.

Question eight.

-Snozzcumber.

-Snozzcumber?

-Is it a snozzcumber?

Snozzcumber?

-Yes! Snozz... Not cucumber, it's snozzcumber.

-Yeah.

-Snozzcumber.

-Yeah!

-Becky.

-Snozzcumber.

-Is the answer snozzcumber?

-Oh, well done!

-Well done, yes!

The giants also have a drink called frobscottle, apparently.

Claire, you're not getting many of these. What sort of books are your children reading? Moll Flanders?

-Things like that?

-Horrid Henry.

Oh, well! Let's see. Horrid Henry might yet come up.

Could be the final question on Children's Books.

One away from the next Break Point, one away from the next life.

Question nine.

-Tarka The Otter.

-Tarka The Otter.

-Go for it!

-Helen.

-Tarka The Otter.

-Helen says Tarka The Otter.

Is it indeed Tarka The Otter?

Well done! Perfect start. Nine questions.

Nine correct answers. £900.

We've reached the next Break Point.

Which also means the chance to win ourselves another life.

So our lives have already been won by James and Claire. After this one, there's only one more.

Question's always the same. Who, where or what is this?

This American actor was born August the 17th, 1943. He left school at age 16.

BUZZER

-Mark.

-Robert De Niro.

Is the answer Robert De Niro?

-Oh!

-I can only guess that you share a birthday with Robert De Niro.

-No!

-How on earth did you get that?

I've read a biography of him and I knew he was born in 1943,

cos Pacino's 1940.

So all those sad evenings you spent reading all of these books, have now come off!

-Very, very good! Excellent answer, Mark. Really, really good answer.

-Cheers.

-You win a life.

You've got to choose the next subject category, from...

-Classical Music, please.

-Classical Music.

OK, the next three questions will be on Classical Music, we know that, whatever happens.

But do you fancy playing these questions on your own or as a team?

Because it is a break away question now.

The earlier you break away, the more money you will earn.

As it stands, as a team,

keep going the way you are, £2,500 to share between you.

Break away now on your own, £7,300, and remember,

you've got the option of asking somebody to come and join you.

It's all about buzzing in before somebody else.

If you do want to go, make sure you do it efficiently and quickly.

Does anybody want to break away?

We're all scaredy-cats! LAUGHTER

Earl, I was a little surprised you didn't get Robert De Niro because you're a film buff.

-You've got many, many DVDs at home.

-Yeah, I've got about 800 DVDs.

Have you ever thought of taking three months off and watching them all back to back?

-I sometimes do with my job.

-Do you?

-I work three months on, three months off.

-Just to watch the films?

-Pretty much, yeah.

-Yeah, yeah.

Right, next three questions are on Classical Music.

Question ten.

-Lark Ascending!

-Lark Ascending.

-Mark.

-Lark.

-Is the answer Lark?

Yes, it is. Well done.

We're on the way!

£1,000! That always looks lovely.

Once that moment comes up, you know you're on the way.

The Lark Ascending for violin and orchestra came out in 1914.

Question 11.

-Blue.

-Blue.

-Yeah.

-James.

-Blue.

-Is the answer Blue?

Yeah!

It is Blue. Well done!

1924, that is from.

-Becky, you all right there?

-Yes, thank you.

-OK.

-You've got time off from your kids as well, haven't you?

-Yeah, just the one. A little boy.

-And you said you're a full-time mum. That's good.

-Yes.

-And baking is a big thing for you.

-Yes, I love baking.

-See if any food and drink questions come up about baking.

The final question on Classical Music now,

if you get it right. Question 12.

-Beethoven.

-Beethoven, definitely. He kept playing the Ninth.

-Mark.

-Beethoven.

-Is the answer Beethoven?

It is. Well done. Excellent.

Earl, obviously, thinks Beethoven is a dog. He's more of a film man.

Right, the fact is, we have reached the next Break Point.

We have reached the chance to win our final life.

So, the question as always, who, what or where is this?

This film was released in 1960 and is based on a novel by Robert Bloch.

It features an unnerving score by Bernard Hermann,

on which violins, cellos and violas screech in unison.

Its director... Mark.

Psycho.

Is the answer Psycho?

Yes, it is. Well done, Mark. The answer was Psycho.

Mark gets another life.

Mark, you have won that final life.

You get to choose the next subject category from...

British Food, please.

The lives have been dealt out. Claire has a life. James has a life. Mark has two lives.

There's no point in waiting for lives,

cos we're going to be asking the question about breaking out.

If you want to break away, now's the time to do it.

Stick together, £2,500 to share between you.

We're nearly halfway through. Just do the same as you've done already

and you'll get that money. There'll be no worries.

It will be a lovely, lovely, sharey, kissy, feely show.

But if you're thinking of breaking away,

and go all that way on your own, £6,400.

Does anybody want to break away?

Not just yet. Not just yet.

Helen, you were a bilingual secretary, it says on my piece of paper I was reading earlier.

-What are your two languages?

-Well, I'm really quadri, cos I spoke four.

-OK. So, that's worth knowing.

-French, German, Italian and Spanish.

-And you worked as an air hostess, did you not?

-Yes, check-in.

-Oh, check-in?

-Yeah.

-Are you frightened of flying?

-I wasn't enough of a dolly bird, perhaps.

Well, you're something of a dolly bird now! There you go.

Right then! British Food. Three questions to the next Break Point.

Question 13.

-Haggis.

-Haggis.

That was a terrible accent! Yeah, go on.

-Haggis!

-Is the answer haggis?

In "An Address To A Haggis".

Well done. £100. £1,300. 13 questions down.

Question 14.

-On pasties.

-The pasty tax. Who was it?

Was it a Lib Dem?

Oh, who was it?

Six seconds. Five seconds.

Four seconds. Someone's got to go!

Go! James.

-Nick Clegg.

-Is the answer Nick Clegg?

Oh, what a shame!

-Who generally proposes VAT increases?

-The Chancellor.

George Osborne is the correct answer.

-Sorry about that.

-Compared with Marie Antoinette when she famously said, "Let them eat cake."

Anyway, the point is now, the money you have earned is in danger,

unless somebody comes to your rescue.

It isn't going to be Becky. It isn't going to be Earl.

It isn't going to be Helen. Mark, James and Claire have lives.

People will put pressure on Mark, no doubt, because he has two lives.

But then Mark might think, "I need two lives." Becky, if you had a life, would you give it up?

-I think I would for the team, yeah.

-What about you, Helen, honestly?

Yes, I think I would because we've got so far. It would be a shame to just stop.

You have worked all this way together.

You're going to have to decide in five seconds

to press your buzzer if you want to give up your life to save the money for the team.

It's totally your decision. If you do not do it, the money goes down to zero.

Time starts now.

BUZZER

Claire has buzzed in. Claire has given up her life.

Claire, that's very, very noble of you. Well done, Claire.

The money stays. £1,300 is still there.

-James, did you try and buzz as well?

-I'd be lying if I said I did.

-What about you, Mark?

-Yeah, I was just a second away.

I notice you're quick enough when you're winning the lives,

but, strangely, when the lives are being given away, but that's your decision.

The game carries on. That's the good thing. The £1,300 is still there.

We're all still playing. Let's do question 14.

Kendal.

Claire.

-Kendal.

-Claire says Kendal. Is the answer Kendal?

Well done, Claire.

Right then. One more question on British food, if we get it right.

Question 15.

-Stargazy pie!

-Yeah!

Mark.

-Stargazy pie.

-Is the answer stargazy pie?

It is. Well done. Usually filled with pilchards.

Excellent. We've got through British Food. £1,500.

15 questions gone.

Ten questions to go. So let's have the final category.

Sports Rules & Equipment.

For the next three questions.

Maybe that's being saved up by people who think it's a strong subject.

Maybe that means that they're going to break away. We'll find out soon.

Cos this is a Break Point.

Stick together and go through there as a team, £2,500.

Thank you, Claire.

Break away from the pack now, go on your own, £5,500.

These are the things to think about. Mark has two lives.

He values those lives. He obviously wants to use them.

So he must be thinking about breaking away at some stage.

James has a life. All of you can break away.

You do not need a life to break away. You can make it on your own. You can ask someone to join you.

And also, what's the point in coming if you're not going to take a risk at some stage?

Does anybody want to break away?

Well, I'm quite shocked, I have to say, looking up and down the line.

Maybe we just want to get rid of this next topic. You're sticking together.

That's fine. Maybe you're going to go the whole way as a team. That would be lovely.

You're going to get through that line. They'll be hugs and kisses.

Particularly look out for James if there's hugs and kisses,

cos James held the world record for the longest-ever kiss.

So you could be there for a very long time!

-How long was it, James?

-31 and a half hours.

-31 and a half hours!

Right! Question 16.

Sports Rules & Equipment.

Hawkeye.

James.

-Hawkeye.

-James says Hawkeye. Is the answer Hawkeye?

Same system, of course, is used in cricket.

Another £100. £1,600. Another step closer.

Question 17.

-Mountains.

-King of the Mountains, yeah.

-Mark.

-Mountains.

-Mark says Mountains.

Is the answer Mountains?

Nearly a King of the Mountains top you've got on there, Helen.

Another £100. Another step closer.

Question 18.

-Claire.

-Repechage.

-Is the answer repechage?

I bet you were frustrated they knew that, weren't you, Helen?

-That was your moment!

-I was just ready

-to get in there and they already knew it!

-Very annoying. Well done!

£1,800. 18 questions successfully negotiated.

We are now into the final run-in. Seven questions left.

The next seven questions are on pot luck.

They could be about anything whatsoever.

And because it's a little bit tenser now, 30 seconds you'll have

to think about the answer and...

we're at a Break Point.

There comes a time when I have to think, "What are you waiting for?" To tell you the truth,

stay together, as you have done all the way, keep that going, £2,500.

Break away now on your own, £4,600.

You can ask somebody to join you, remember, as well.

Becky, there could be seven questions on baking coming up.

And you could have £4,600. Does anybody want to break away?

James! James has broken away.

James, come and join me on the Breakaway Track.

Here he is.

OK, James.

You have broken away on question 18.

There are seven questions left.

If you went all the way on your own, you could win £4,600.

Now, you have to think. Can you definitely get there?

Would you like somebody to come and join you?

You don't have to ask straightaway, although you can ask someone now.

In three questions' time, there's another Break Point. You could ask then, if you get there.

Would you like somebody to come and join you?

I'm going to ask somebody, but they might not say yes.

That's the whole point. They may well say not say yes. Who would you like to ask to join you?

-Mark.

-Mark?

All right, Mark? Would you like to join James on the Breakaway Track?

Yes.

OK, Mark.

What we have here is three lives and two very strong players.

There are strong players over there as well.

You're going to have to wait for now and see if you can't get back into the game.

For the moment, we're concentrating on Mark and James.

Seven questions to go. Pot luck.

£4,600 to share if you get there.

And between you, with these two pairs of trousers, you could both have a pair that fits.

LAUGHTER

I'm waiting for him to give me a kiss, at the end.

So seven questions to go!

£400 each question. Plenty of lives.

Question 19.

-Greg Rutherford.

-Greg Rutherford, definitely.

-Mark.

-Greg Rutherford.

-Is the answer Greg Rutherford?

-Well done! £400.

-Nice one.

£1,800 becomes £2,200.

Well done.

Question 20.

13.

-Mark steps forward. Mark.

-13.

Very confident answer. Very quickly. Is the answer 13?

Another £400.

-Tell me how it works, Mark.

-It's the two previous numbers added together.

Absolutely right.

£2,600... It's nice over here, isn't it? It's nice!

-The way it adds up.

-At the moment.

-But they're watching and hoping that you're going to fail.

I can't look at 'em now! I can't look at 'em!

Question 21.

It sounds like, er...

-Fimbles.

-Fimbles or... What's another one? Was it Ooglies?

-Ooglies? Fimbles? It's not one of the old school ones.

-No, it's new.

-The mums over there are enjoying this!

-The mums are knowing it.

-Nok Tok?

-Ten seconds.

-Nok Tok. Fimbles.

-I don't know. Fimbles sounds good to me.

-Nine seconds. Eight seconds.

-James.

-Fimbles, we're saying.

James says... It's just a word, isn't it? James says Fimbles.

But he could be right. Is the answer Fimbles?

-Oh!

-Step back for me. Mums, answer.

-Waybuloo.

-Waybuloo.

Of course! Right! We've got a question wrong over here.

You know that will cost you. One of the lives will go.

It's up to the following pack to decide.

-BECKY:

-Mark's got two and James has got one.

-Shall we just take one of James'?

-Or one of Marks'? Then they've both got one left.

-Yeah.

-That's it, they'd be out, wouldn't they?

-Yeah. Go for it.

-We're going James?

-Mark.

-Sorry, Mark.

-One of Marks'.

One of Marks'. One of Marks', please.

-Helen says, "One of Marks'." What was the theory there?

-You might well ask!

Erm...

If we took James' and they got it wrong, Mark's still got two and can get there on his own.

Marks generally been stronger, we think.

-So you want to wound Mark, rather than fatally wound James?

-Yes.

Well, that's your decision. Mark, I'm afraid we're going to have to take a life away from you.

You have two lives - still plenty of protection - to go.

Question 21.

-Three different monarchs?

-Could be Churchill.

-Churchill came back...

-For a second term. Then there was Chamberlain.

20 seconds.

-Queen Victoria died and then...

-It was 1936.

-It was 1936 that...

-That's the Queen's...

-Ten seconds!

-I think it's Churchill.

-Seven seconds! Someone will have to go.

Six seconds, five seconds, four seconds. Mark.

-Winston Churchill.

-Make says Winston Churchill.

Is the answer Winston Churchill?

Take a step back, Mark.

The logic of your conversation was right.

The Abdication is the key thing. George V, Edward VIII,

George VI.

The Prime Minister was not Winston Churchill, it was Stanley Baldwin.

-OK.

-Yes!

A decision at the back there, again.

What do we do now? Mark has a life and James has a life.

One of them has to lose their remaining life.

-Have we made a decision?

-We have.

-OK, Earl, what do you want to do?

-Er, we're going to take one off Mark.

-OK, Mark. I'm afraid that life has to go.

Which means you're very vulnerable now. Another error and you could be out of the game.

Depends on them,

but you're certainly vulnerable to being out of the game. Question 21.

-Chaucer.

-It's not Frankie Goes To Hollywood.

-25 seconds.

-I've heard it.

-Shakespeare, Chaucer.

-No, er...

-Er...

-Someone like Lewis Carroll.

-Lewis Carroll.

-Erm...

-15 seconds.

-Lewis Carroll. Who was the guy that was born in India?

-Ten seconds.

-Oh, Rudyard Kipling?

-Yeah, go for it!

-James.

-Rudyard Kipling.

-Is the answer Rudyard Kipling?

-Do you know over there?

-Rubaiyat, Omar Khayyam.

-Oh, no, no, no.

-Oh!

-The answer is Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

Oh!

MUTTERING

Right!

It's their decision, again.

They can get rid of you, Mark, or they can take a life from James.

What's our decision, guys? Put them out of their misery.

-Er, Mark, unfortunately.

-You're going to send Mark home.

Mark, they identified you as a strong player.

I'm afraid that meant they picked on you. You've been very brave.

-Thank you very much.

-Cheers.

-Good knowledge, but not enough. Mark.

Thank you.

So, James, you're on your own, as you were when you first broke away.

-It worked for you.

-It did.

-Bringing him across, because he did

-kind of take a couple of bullets for you.

-More than a couple. He was riddled.

-Yeah, he was riddled!

-And he was the best player.

He's not going to be able to get on a plane through that metal detector from now on. Right!

One more question and your at another Break Point.

You can ask someone to join you. You have a life.

-You're still a strong player here.

-I know.

-Five questions to go.

-£4,600 for yourself.

-Yeah.

-Question 21.

-Right.

30 seconds.

-I think. I'm not good on pop music.

-Step forward when you know.

But I think it could be Rihanna or Jessie J.

One of these generic pop stars.

-I'm going to go for it.

-It is a singer! Go on then.

-Jessie J.

-Jessie J says James.

Is the answer Jessie J?

Oooh!

Step back for me, James.

-This is proving a problem. Did we know back there?

-Rita Ora.

-Becky says Rita Ora.

-Oh, yeah!

-And the answer is Rita Ora.

James, you lose your life.

That means, James,

that if you get this question wrong you will be out of the game.

Get it right, you've got another £400

and you're at a Break Point. You can ask someone to come and join you.

-OK?

-Yeah.

Question 21.

21.

Oh, it's one word, isn't it?

Pseudonym, er...

It means something resembling it.

Derived from a synonym.

Or is that a backward word? I'm going to go for it.

-James.

-Synonym.

-Synonym.

-Is that even a word itself?!

Yeah! D'mmm?

-I'm not confident. It's going to go red.

-Let's ask if synonym...

..is the answer?

JAMES LAUGHS

-Did we know back there?

-Malapropism.

-Malapropism!

A synonym is something that means the same as another word.

-It's the same word for something, right?

-What's the word again?

-Malapropism.

-Malapropism.

It was a bold move to break away and it was looking great for...a question!

Two questions! That was eight questions ago, weren't it?

You've been great fun. You've been a good contestant. Enjoyed having you here.

-Thank you.

-But, sadly, it's time to go home.

-Thank you very much, Nick.

Good luck.

So, you've waited patiently, please come and join me

on question 21.

Mark and James hung in for a long time, but they only added £800.

That's very, very welcome for you. £2,600 goes across to you.

The key thing to remember at this point is,

you have no lives over there.

If you make an error, that money will be wiped out. Are we ready? Good.

Question 21.

Quaker? Philadelphia? Er...?

-15 seconds.

-15 seconds. Keep thinking.

-Just have to say any name.

Philadelphia, Philadelphia? Quaker?

-Who were the Quakers?

-Think about it. Six seconds.

Five seconds. Someone has to go. Three seconds!

-Helen.

-Joseph Smith.

-That's a guess, isn't it?

-Yes.

-Afraid so.

-Is the answer Joseph Smith?

The answer is Penn. Pennsylvania.

-Penn State.

-Penn Station, oh!

-Exactly.

William Penn founded the city in 1682.

Yeah.

£2,600...

goes down to zero.

You had no lives. That was always the risk.

Hah!

Let's look forward and see what we can salvage from the game now.

The money will not come back. Let's get through these questions and earn what we can. OK?

-Yeah.

-Chin up! Question 21.

Seven!

Hurrah! We know one!

-Becky.

-Seven.

-Is the answer seven?

Yaaah!

And you've only got six between you, you two!

£100 you have to share between you. We've reached a Break Point.

Might be nice to stick together, but you do have the option.

If you stay together now and went through as a team,

£500 - £125 each.

Were you to break away now and go on your own...

£1,700 could be yours.

It's a lot of money, £1,700.

You'd be chuffed with that. Your decision.

You know the way it works. Does anybody want to break away?

Wow! Your confidence really has been hit, hasn't it?

Maybe you're just being loyal to each other.

You won't get another chance now for three questions.

You have £100.

Question 22.

-He was the guy who died from an overdose.

-20 seconds.

-Earl's the film buff. Earl.

-River Phoenix.

Is the answer River Phoenix?

Well done!

-Is that one of your 800 DVDs, Earl?

-Yep.

Well done. £200. We're off and running now, aren't we?

We're a money-making machine.

Question 23.

Erm, the one with the dog.

-Alan Fluff Freeman?

-No.

-Tony Blackburn?

-Tony Blackburn!

-Helen.

-Tony Blackburn.

-Is the answer Tony Blackburn?

Yes, you were right. He was the one with the dog, as you say.

-The dog was called...?

-I don't...

-Arnold.

-Thank you.

1967. Flowers In The Rain by The Move was the song.

£300. Question 24.

-Simon Cowell?

-It's not Simon Cowell. Simon somebody else.

-Simon Fuller.

-That's it!

-Simon Fuller.

Becky.

-Simon Fuller.

-Is the answer Simon Fuller?

-Yeah!

-Cooking on gas!

Now £400! We have reached a Break Point.

Get you through the line, just go together, you will have

£500 to share.

You can break away if you want. There's £800 on this side.

Up to you. Stick together or make a break away from your friends.

I'm going to ask the question. You know what to do. Does anybody want to break away?

You didn't do it before and you didn't do it then. You've stuck together through thick and thin.

The thin bit was painful, but let's hope we have a thick bit at the end.

Actually, that doesn't sound right, does it? So...

Question 25.

Get this right, burst through that line!

£500. You'll have £125 each.

Lovely.

Pinocchio! Pinocchio.

-Definitely.

-Shall we go?

-Claire.

-Pinocchio.

Is the answer Pinocchio?

Yes it is! Through the line you go! Well done!

Look at the amount of money. Keep coming. It looks better from here!

It looks better from back there. £125 each! What are you going to spend it on, Claire?

-Petrol.

-Petrol, yes! That's about right. Earl, well done!

You came good with your film question. Becky, well done!

-Helen, I feel that Penn question was a little bit frustrating, wasn't it?

-Yes, very much.

-You'd like to feel you'd have got that one.

-Yeah, I've been to Penn Station in New York.

-It's so easy when you know the answer, isn't it?

-OK.

Listen, you all did very well and you stuck together.

It's lovely that you went through the line together and nobody broke away.

A little bit of loyalty goes an awful long way.

I'm afraid £125 definitely won't be enough

to bring you back for our final show tomorrow.

Because tomorrow we have the six highest earners coming back to play head-to-head

for our final game of the series. See you then.

Well done!

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