Episode 3 Breakaway

Hello, and welcome to Breakaway,

a race to this finish line with up to £10,000 to be won.

But 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.

Hi, I'm Jon from Cambridge. I'm a PhD student.

Hi. I'm Polly. I'm a full-time mum from Martinstown in Dorset.

Hi. I'm Joe from Farnborough in Hampshire and I'm a business development consultant.

Hi. I'm Daneeka. I'm a student and I'm from Berkshire.

Hi, I'm Paul. I'm an HR consultant from Worthing, West Sussex.

Hi, I'm Diane. I'm an assistant accountant and I'm from Leeds in West Yorkshire.

Please take your place on the start line.

25 correct answers stand between you and that finish line.

For every correct answer you win £100.

That goes into the pot for you all to share at the end.

But, as the name of the game suggests,

any one of you can, if you choose, break away.

And if you cross that finish line,

the entire prize fund could be yours.

If you break away, each question over here is worth £400.

An awful lot more, but then the risk is an awful lot more.

If you answer a question wrong over here, you risk instant elimination.

OK? Today's categories are there on the screen.

The first questions will be on...

..Reality Television.

A horror for some, a joy for others.

But before we start the questions,

you have an important decision to make.

You'll be given the chance to break away now.

And after every three questions, we can see the points march on the track.

That's where the chances come for you to break away and win the big money.

You'll have five seconds to decide.

Only the person who buzzes in first will break away.

So for a chance to win, at this very early stage in the game,

£10,000,

does anybody want to break away?

You're having too much fun just being together!

You're a right lively bunch today! 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.

-That was Driving School?

-Driving School.

-Shall I step forward?

-Yes.

-Paul?

-Yes. It's Driving School.

Is it Driving School?

Well done. Has anybody got her single? She released a single.

-Oh, no, no!

-I've Been Driving in My Car, that Madness sang!

Question two.

-Australia. Australia?

-Yes.

-Who wants to go forward?

-Joe?

-Australia.

-Is it Australia?

In the jungle and at the Versace Hotel.

Joe was keen to get an extra £100 there! £200.

Two correct answers. Perfect start. Well done. Question three.

Hopefully the last question on Reality Television, unless you get it wrong.

-Made in Chelsea. It's Made in Chelsea.

-Go for it, then.

-Daneeka?

-Made in Chelsea.

Is the answer Made in Chelsea?

Yes, it is.

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

Answers coming from all along the line.

Working well as a team. Excellent.

We've reached today's second break point.

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

on whether you're going to break away or not.

This is the chance to win yourself a life

and those lives can be very important as the game goes on.

They'll protect you if you make errors. I'm sure you won't make any errors!

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

This is the first. The others come at the next three break points.

The first one to buzz in and answer correctly wins that life.

The question's always the same.

Who, where or what is this?

This industrial British city dates back to Saxon times

and was once within the boundaries of the Forest of Arden.

In the 18th and 19th centuries...

Joe?

-Birmingham.

-Joe says Birmingham. Is this answer Birmingham?

No. Joe sits out the rest of the question.

In the 18th and 19th centuries, silk ribbon weaving became a staple industry.

During World War II, much of it was destroyed by air raids,

notably... Diane?

-Coventry.

-Is the answer Coventry?

It is. Well done.

Excellent answer, Diane. You get a life. OK?

I know Jon was very upset. You were trying to buzz in there, weren't you?

You slightly gave yourself away by going, "Oh, God!", like that.

-A minor tell!

-Tell-tale bit.

So, Diane, you have a life. You get to choose the next subject category.

-Um, Big Business, please.

-Big Business. Big Business.

The next questions are on Big Business. It may be a strong subject for some,

a weak one for others.

It might be a deciding factor in whether you want to break away.

If you were to stick together now as a team and play the way you have been playing, perfectly,

you would win £2,500 to share between you.

If one of you was to break away now

and go all the way through on this track,

£9,100 for themselves.

Right? It's very early in the game,

but I have to ask the question anyway.

Does anybody want to break away?

Biding our time for now. Diane has a life. Were you tempted, Diane?

-It's a bit too early, Nick.

-Too early for you.

You don't need that much money. You're happy having less!

Question four.

Big Business, remember.

-Pirelli.

-Yes.

-Polly?

-Pirelli.

-Is the answer Pirelli?

It is. Well done, Polly.

You used to be a photographer, so I thought you might get that!

Did you ever do any girlie pictures for the Pirelli calendar?

Not for the Pirelli calendar. I did one for the local football club,

-based on the Calendar Girls shoot.

-Really?

-Yeah.

-So footballers holding...

-Right. Lots of props!

-Yes.

So, Question Five.

-Ooh! It's got to be Industrial Light and Magic.

-Ten seconds.

Or DreamWorks.

-DreamWorks?

-Five seconds, four seconds, three seconds!

Gotta go! Jon?

We're going to try DreamWorks.

Is the answer...

..DreamWorks?

It's not.

Afraid not. Take a step back, Jon.

The answer is Pixar.

Course it was!

Very well to know now, obviously!

We're in a situation now that the money that you have won,

the £400 that you've banked already can be wiped out to zero.

The only way of saving that money

is for the lady on the end, Diane, to sacrifice her life.

Now, it's very early in the game. And she may well think

that £400 is not worth, between you, the same as her life.

-Jon, what would you say to Diane?

-I think it's too early.

-Daneeka?

-I'd probably keep it if I was her, yeah.

-OK.

That lets you off the hook. But maybe you want to keep that money in the game, Diane,

cos you want to win as much as you can.

It's a stark decision. I'll give you five seconds. If you buzz your buzzer

in that five seconds, the £400 stays and the life goes.

If you do not, we're down to zero, but you still have your life.

Diane, your time starts now.

-They gave you permission, didn't they?

-They did.

-They all said you should keep the life.

-It was too early, and not much money to save.

There's still plenty of money in the game. Don't worry. It's nice and early.

So the £400 you have won goes down to zero.

We'll just have to pretend that Breakaway is a game of 21 questions!

That's the way to think about it. Big Business, then. Question five.

Ten seconds.

ALL TALK AT ONCE

-Mervyn King?

-Paul?

-Mervyn King.

-Is the answer Mervyn King?

Well done. £100 is there. Again we're on our way.

Lot of strong personalities here, and the time is getting used up. It's a good thing.

You should explore all the avenues, but keep an eye on that clock.

Question six.

-Go for it.

-Diane?

-Warren Buffett.

-Diane says Warren Buffett.

Is it Warren Buffett?

Yes, he was also the advisor for the Republican Governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger in 2003.

We've reached the next break point. Well done. £200. We'll put our disappointments behind us

and look forward. Plenty of money still in the game.

And a chance to win a life.

Two more lives after this one.

These lives are important. Jon was frustrated not to get the last one.

Diane was very plucky. Question's always the same. Who, where or what is this?

This football stadium has a modern capacity of 45,276.

It was opened in 1884 on land...

-Jon?

-Stamford Bridge.

-Early to go. Is the answer Stamford Bridge?

No. Jon is out of the game. It was opened on land owned by local brewer John Orrell.

In 1906, its newly constructed terraced grandstand

was named for its resemblance to a hilltop site of a Boer War battle, Spion Kop.

Joe?

Liverpool Football Club.

Is the answer Liverpool Football Club?

No, it's not. The Spion Kop. This inspired the familiar Koppites nickname... Paul?

-Anfield.

-Is the answer Anfield?

Yes, it is. It was a football stadium we were looking for, Joe, not the name of the club.

-OK.

-Paul gets a life. We'd expect that. Paul is a football referee, are you not?

-I certainly am, yes.

-How long have you been refereeing?

-Over 20 years, now.

20 years. What's the most abuse you've ever had?

I have had the ignominy of being chased round a pitch. It looked like Benny Hill being chased by...

-Not any Benny Hill I've ever seen, Paul!

-No, sadly, no.

OK. Well done, Paul. You've got a life, so you can choose the next subject category.

-Can I have Ancient History, please.

-Ancient History, says Paul.

Could well be a strong subject for him. We don't know.

Maybe he's plotting to break away.

We'll ask that question in a moment.

If you were to stick together, we've had a little hiccup.

So you would share £2,100.

If one of you were to break away now,

and go all the way, £7,800 would be yours. And remember,

you could take somebody with you if they agreed to go.

There will not be another chance for three questions. I'm going to ask you,

does anybody want to break away?

Not yet, or maybe not at all.

You seem to be a nice bunch! Full of life!

Like toddlers at a party after the fizzy drinks, you are!

Question seven.

-Terracotta army.

-Terracotta warriors, yes.

-Terracotta warriors.

-Yep.

Jon?

Terracotta warriors.

Is the answer Terracotta warriors?

Yes, they represent the armies of Qin Shi Huang,

the first emperor of China.

£300 is up there. Question eight.

-Virgil.

-Virgil?

-Diane?

-Virgil.

Is the answer Virgil?

Well played.

Also a very famous character from Thunderbirds!

Question nine.

ALL AGREE

Polly?

-Julius Caesar.

-Is the answer Julius Caesar?

-It's Hadrian.

-Look at the date!

Think! 43AD,

-not 49, 50.

-It's Hadrian.

It's not Hadrian, either. It is Claudius.

It sounds a bit like you weren't going to get that in a month of Sundays!

You were rattling through every Roman emperor from the beginning!

All right. We need to take stock now.

We need to take stock. This is another hiccup.

This is not what we expected.

The money that we have, £400,

it seems every time you get to £400, this happens!

It could be wiped away. Only Paul or Diane can save you.

Polly, would you like to entreat either Paul or Diane to give up their life?

I would, but at the same time wouldn't expect them to necessarily.

It's absolutely your decision. You've won the life. You do with it what you will.

Your time starts now.

Fair enough. Absolutely fine. That's your decision.

But what it does mean is that the £400 we have up there goes down to zero.

There's still £6,800 to be won in this game.

There's a lot of game left.

You'd rather have some money, but there's a lot of game left.

Looking for that money, Polly, to go to Legoland!

Can I just say, it's the most humble ambition of any of our competitors!

People usually say they're going to buy a house or go to New Zealand.

But Polly, it's lovely, she wants to take her little boy to Legoland.

-That's it.

-I'm tempted to give you the 27 quid myself!

Next go, now. Question nine.

-Rhodes.

-Rhodes.

-Yes.

-Go for it.

-Joe?

-Rhodes.

Is the answer Rhodes?

Well done. We're back in the game.

Said to be 107 feet tall

and made of iron and bronze.

-We've got through the Ancient World.

-Yeah!

We've reached the next break point. We've got another life to win.

One more life after this. First person to buzz in and get it right wins the life.

Who, where or what is this?

This entertainer was born in Bay City, Michigan, on August 16, 1958.

The third of five full siblings,

she was named after...

-Marie Osmond.

-Paul says Marie Osmond. Is it Marie Osmond?

No. Paul, you're out for the rest of the question.

She was named after her mother. Initially a dance student at the University of Michigan,

she dropped out and moved to New York, where she got into music.

Her first studio album was released in 1983

and in 1985, she married actor Sean Penn, although they later divorced...

Polly?

-Madonna.

-Polly says Madonna. Is the answer Madonna?

Well done, Polly. You get a life. One step closer to Legoland! This is it!

Come on, Legoland!

Because you have a life, you get to choose the next subject category.

-Which one would you like?

-The Human Body, please.

-Human Body.

That's always a good one, cos you've got lots of clues with you!

The next three questions will be on the human body.

The question is, will they be asked of all of you, or will somebody break away?

Only one more life to go. The earlier you go, the more you'll win.

Stick together and play as a team, £1,700.

Break away now, go on your own,

£6,500.

That's got to be a year's pass, Polly, to Legoland?

Let's hope so. Or maybe stay in a themed room!

My word! The earlier you go, the more you win.

Does anybody want to break away?

All got your eye on that final light!

Let's get on with it. Let's get earning some money. Question ten.

-Vitamin C.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

Step forward.

-Jon?

-Vitamin C.

Vitamin C. Did you come up with that answer straightaway?

I think everyone came up with it at the same time.

Let's see, is the answer Vitamin C?

It is. Made a big difference discovering that,

to maritime travel.

Question 11.

ALL TALK AT ONCE

Somebody's got to go! You've gone!

-We've all agreed.

-You have to say.

-Tuberculosis.

-Is the answer tuberculosis?

-Joe, did you disagree with that?

-Yes.

-What did you think it was?

-I thought it was polio.

-Sorry. I thought we'd all agreed.

-That's a little sugar lump.

-Yeah.

-Question 12. This could be the last question on the Human Body.

-Rapid eye movement.

-Rapid eye movement, yeah.

Who's going to step forward? Paul?

-Rapid eye movement.

-Rapid eye movement, says Paul. Is it rapid eye movement?

It is. Well done. So we've reached the next break point.

We've reached the final chance to win ourselves a life.

Diane has got to be thinking about breaking away.

She's a very strong player. She already has a life and would want to pick up another.

Diane has quite an interesting background.

She knows a lot about music. You've sung with Pavarotti, have you not?

-Yes, in his backing choir.

-A wonderful experience.

-Amazing.

-Did you get paid?

-No!

-And your ambition is to go on a safari?

-Yes.

That's an ambition, Polly!

OK!

The question is always the same. Who, where or what is this?

This British writer was born on September 15, 1890 in Torquay, Devon.

She was the youngest of three children.

-Diane?

-Agatha Christie.

Diane's going for Agatha Christie. Jon's done his disgusted look!

Is the answer Agatha Christie?

Well done, Diane.

Diane gets another life. What gave it to you so early?

Torquay.

Torquay. And the fact it was a she, obviously! That must have helped!

Very impressive, Diane. You're looking strong. You have two lives. There are no more lives to be won.

You get to choose the next subject category.

Between a rock and a hard place, here.

-Art, please.

-Here we go for Art.

She says between a rock and a hard place.

That might be bluff, to tell you the truth.

She may be setting herself up for a charge for the line.

We'll find out in just a second.

Stick together, £1,700 to share between you.

Break away now on your own and make it all the way there,

Art coming up, £5,600.

All the lives have been done. We know what the money situation is.

I'll ask the question.

Does anybody want to break away?

Diane.

Oh, "between a rock and a hard place", she says!

Diane, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

Well done. Very brave. I always admire the first person to go.

You've broken out on Question 12.

-There are 13 questions left.

-Oh, God!

-If you make it all the way through there on your own,

£5,600. You can go on your safari with that. Where are you thinking of going?

Somewhere in Africa. Probably Tanzania.

-Africa's always good for safaris!

-It is, yeah!

-So,

if you go on your own now, there'll be three questions till you can ask somebody to join you.

But you could ask somebody to join you now.

-Would you like somebody to come and join you?

-Not at this minute.

Not at this minute. OK.

So you'll have to stand and wait, the rest of you.

-Are we ready, Diane?

-As I'll ever be.

-I'll be with you.

-Good. Thank you.

Question 13.

-The Scream.

-Diane says The Scream. Is it The Scream?

Yes, The Scream by Edvard Munch.

The Scream is also an album by Siouxsie and the Banshees!

-I bet you knew that!

-No!

OK. We're not on Siouxsie and the Banshees at the moment.

Question 14.

Straightaway. Diane?

-Botticelli.

-Botticelli, says Diane. Is the answer Botticelli?

Well done.

Primavera painted around 1482. The Birth of Venus, 1486.

Botticelli one of the few artists not to be a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle!

£1,200. Cracking on now.

Question 15.

-Ten seconds.

-OK.

Diane?

-The Guggenheim.

-Diane says Guggenheim. Is it the Guggenheim?

Well done. Another £400.

£1,600. Perfect start. No mistakes.

The next three questions, the final topic, will be on US States.

You have a decision to make at this point. We are at a break point.

You've had a perfect start. You said you'd wait and see.

Which would seem to indicate you won't ask somebody to join you.

But then again, you've been on your own and maybe you don't like it!

So would you like to ask somebody to come and join you?

It's quite lonely here, but I will keep going for the time being, on my own.

-Do you think you'll ever get back in the game, you five?

-No!

-We're hoping.

-Hoping. That's the right way to be.

Ten questions to go. £5,600 you could get if you get all the way there.

First we need to get through these three questions on US States.

Question 16.

-Washington.

-Is the answer Washington?

Excellent.

-There was an unrecognised state of Franklin, for a time.

-Oh?

Yes. Very interesting. Another £400. We're up to £2,000.

Starting to look like a proper amount of money, now. Well done.

Question 17.

Yes, Diane?

-Oklahoma.

-Diane says Oklahoma.

There wasn't a state Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, was there?

I don't think so!

Diane says Oklahoma. Is the answer Oklahoma?

Well done. Excellent answer. The first tune of the musical after the overture.

£2,400. One more question on US States. Then the final run-in.

Question 18.

Answer?

-France.

-Diane says France. Is the answer France?

60 million francs bought Louisiana from France. Well done.

Really doing well, now. Got such good momentum.

They don't think they'll be speaking again in this game.

But for you, we've reached the final run-in.

The next seven questions are pot luck. They could be on anything.

No need to worry about subjects.

Because we're getting nearer the end, you get 30 seconds to decide.

You also have a chance, because we're at a break point,

to ask somebody to come and join you.

Would you like to ask anybody to come and join you?

No, thank you.

Keep it going, Diane. You're doing very well.

Question 19.

Diane?

-Jay.

-Jay. Is the answer Jay?

£3,200. You still have two lives.

Question 20.

Confident step forward. Nice and early, Diane. Answer?

-Greenland.

-Is the answer Greenland?

Well done. Another £400.

In many ways, Erik the Red was the first estate agent, wasn't he?

-Absolutely, yes!

-Free and easy with the truth, there, to try and get people to buy!

-Diane.

-Yes.

Question 21.

-Orchid.

-Diane says orchid.

Is the answer orchid?

Well done. Orchid.

Introduced in Europe after Spain conquered Mexico in the 16th century.

Right. £4,000 we're on.

One, two, three, four more questions to go!

Looking very strong. But we have reached a break point.

Now, there's a very optimistic man over there called Paul,

who'd like to think that you might bring him across here.

-Any thoughts?

-I'm afraid not.

-Not at the minute, no.

-Full-time dreamer, Paul.

-Full-time dreamer.

-Nothing wrong with that!

Question 22.

Why are you laughing? Not good on football?

You've found my Achilles' heel.

I haven't found it. These are random questions. Did you say Hercules' heel?

Keep going. 15 seconds left.

-Go on, then.

-Switzerland.

Is the answer Switzerland?

There's a surprise!

Take a step back for me, Diane.

You have to lose a life.

It always seems to happen when there are three questions to go to the next break point.

You'll have to think about that for a moment.

Anybody know the answer back here?

-Paul.

-Yes, Paul?

-Cameroon.

-Cameroon is the answer.

Perhaps Paul should have come with you after all!

-Yep.

-He could have helped you there.

But there's no point in thinking that and I take no pleasure in saying it.

I really think you deserve to get through here.

I'm desperate for you to do it.

I would hate you to fall now.

Question 22.

I haven't got a clue.

I feel almost dirty asking the question!

-20 seconds.

-Yeah, I haven't got a clue.

Um...

-Ten seconds.

-Can't think of anything.

Can't think of anything to say.

-Go for it.

-No, I haven't got a clue.

-Chris Columbus.

-Well, he's a film director.

Is the answer Chris Columbus?

-Afraid not.

-Well, I knew that!

Diane, I'm afraid you lose that life.

It's just the way the questions fall and I'm so upset for you.

But you're still in the game.

The answer is Judd Apatow.

-Oh, right. Yes, that well-known one!

-You may not know him,

but he's quite popular. He did Knocked Up, 40-Year-Old Virgin, Funny People.

He's pretty popular.

We're still three questions from break point. You have no margin for error.

Diane, Question 22.

-Yes, Diane?

-La Boheme.

-Diane says La Boheme.

Much more confident step forward this time.

Is the answer La Boheme?

Well done. La Boheme premiered in Turin in 1896

and Rent in New York 98 years later.

Another £400. You're not really thinking about the money so much now.

-It's getting the questions right.

-Survival!

-Exactly.

-Good luck.

-Thank you.

-Question 23.

-I have a thought.

-Good.

Just trying to make sure it's the right one!

-OK.

-OK, darling. Answer.

Tannenberg.

Diane says Tannenberg. That's the thought that came to her mind.

It's not a guess. It's an educated guess.

Is the answer Tannenberg?

-It's Stalingrad!

-No, not Stalingrad. It's Kursk.

-OK.

-Kursk.

-It wasn't something you knew.

-No.

It's a terrible, terrible shame. I get involved in these games.

I couldn't be more upset, to tell you the truth, Diane.

And that's no disrespect to you. You'll be back in the game. You've been such a strong player.

Look how far you've come. You've earned a lot of money

that's going to go to those reprobates in a moment!

Give them the chance to win now.

But I'm afraid for you, Diane, the game is over. But well played. Well played.

Thank you, Nick. Thank you.

Right, come and join me on Question 23. You're back in the game.

They also serve who only stand and wait.

Now you are in the game.

The money comes across to you. £4,400.

Sterling work has been done on your behalf.

Now, remember what has happened before.

If you get a question wrong over there, that money can be wiped away.

It's very important you discuss with each other.

30 seconds you have, plenty of time.

Just try and keep it safe for now.

Question 23.

-Got any ideas?

-I've got... No.

-20 seconds.

-Is it Breakfast at Tiffany's?

It's definitely not that.

15 seconds.

Ten seconds.

One of us has to step forward in about five seconds.

Six seconds. Three, two, come on, go!

-Joe?

-Gone With The Wind.

Is the answer Gone With The Wind?

Right. The answer is The Philadelphia Story.

Wouldn't have got that.

The money that's up there at the moment, £4,400,

will go down to zero

unless Paul or Polly is prepared to give up their life.

So one of you has to buzz in in five seconds.

You clearly don't have to. But to save the money that's up there,

somebody has to buzz in. Ready?

Time starts now.

So Polly has pressed her buzzer. Thank goodness for that!

-Paul, did you try?

-Yes, she got there a fraction ahead of me.

-Shame.

Honest!

Anyway, the point is the money is safe. That's the first thing.

The money is safe. Question 23. Good luck.

It's Chester, because their football ground is the Deva Stadium.

-Really?

-Yeah. So if you're happy, I'll go.

Paul?

Chester.

Paul says Chester. Is the answer Chester?

-Yes.

-Well done. £100 is added.

Another step further.

Paul knew that, not because of his extensive knowledge of medieval cities or Roman settlements,

but because Chester City play at the Deva Stadium!

Perfectly good reason to know. Well done. Good knowledge.

-Yep.

-Are we ready?

Question 24.

Don't look at me. Don't look at me!

-One of us have to go for it.

-I don't know.

Paul, are you humming?

Yeah, I was singing one of their songs cos I don't know the answer.

Five seconds to go.

-I'll go.

-Go for it.

-Three seconds. Paul?

Don't say Chester!

-No. I'll go for Cooper.

-Cooper.

OK. Is the answer Cooper?

I don't think so, but...

-Then why say it?

-Best guess.

The answer is not Cooper. Paul, step back. The answer is Followill.

-Jon, you felt like you should know that?

-It rings a bell now.

I've seen that. I've seen that before. Can't remember it.

We're down to you, Paul, to save the team.

One wonders if it's worth it!

Of course it's worth it. There's a lot of money to be won. Be positive.

We can get through this. Really positive now.

Paul, first thing to do is save that money.

He'll have five seconds to buzz in, if he chooses to.

And he will lose his life and the money will stay where it is.

Time starts now.

Well done, Paul. Excellent. You've done your duty.

There is no margin for error now. We know that.

Good luck. Question...

..24.

-Picasso.

-But he's not French!

No.

QUIET CONFERRING

Degas.

Matisse.

-Manet. Monet.

-15 seconds.

-12 seconds.

-It's not Picasso?

-No, he's Spanish.

Ten seconds. Someone's got to go.

Someone's got to go!

Five seconds! Go, Paul! Somebody go!

Go! Paul.

Manet.

Is the answer Manet?

Paul, what did you say before?

-Matisse, Degas. Monet.

-You went through them all.

Matisse. Matisse. Matisse is the answer.

-Drat!

-I'm so sorry.

But the £4,500 goes down to zero.

Terrible, terrible shame. Let's finish this game.

Come on. Let's go.

We'll have enough for a couple of drinks and a bit of fun at the end.

Question 24.

-Yes, Joe?

-Brick Lane.

Is the answer Brick Lane?

Released in 2007. £100.

We've reached a break point.

Time to ask that question. It might be nice if you stick together now

and share the money.

But if somebody does want to break away you are at liberty to do that.

First person to buzz in can break away.

If you stick together, you'll have £200 to share between you.

If somebody breaks away now and steps through on their own,

they would win £500.

Those are all the permutations.

Here's the question. Does anybody want to break away?

Polly!

-Oh, come on!

-Polly.

To be fair, Polly gave up her life for you before.

Polly, come and join me on the Breakaway track.

I've got to try.

You've broken away on Question 24. One question to go.

Walk through the line, you win £500. You have the option of getting somebody to join you.

-Do you want somebody to come and join you?

-Yes, I do, please.

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

-Come on, Paul.

-Paul, would you like to join Polly?

-Yes, please.

-Come on, then, Paul.

-Thank you.

-We gave up our lives.

-I think that's fair.

-I'm glad at last to be close to that shirt!

-Me, too!

-So, Jon, Joe and Daneeka,

if they make an error, somebody's going home.

-Are we ready?

-Yes.

-Go for it.

Question 25.

-St Christopher.

-St Christopher, yes. Go on.

-Polly?

-St Christopher.

-Is the answer St Christopher?

Well done. Through you go!

£500. Let's have a look at that amount of money.

It's an enormous £500 to share between two of you.

-You can, you will go to Legoland!

-Thank you!

I'm fairly sure £250 will not get you into our final show

for the highest winners, but it's something at least.

I think we should pay tribute to Diane. She was in many ways the star of the show.

She was absolutely wonderful

and it's a shame that she didn't get all the way there.

Well done to all of you as well.

Join us next time when six new players try to work out the best way

of getting over that finish line. Goodbye!

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