Episode 4 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 Melanie, I'm a Spanish interpreter,

and I'm from Edinburgh.

I'm Chris, and I'm an English teacher

from Portland in Dorset.

I'm Katie, I'm an IT teacher from the Forest of Dean.

My name is Lawrence, I'm a section leader from Filey.

Hi, I'm Linda, I'm an accounts assistant

from Weston-super-Mare.

I'm James, I'm an admin assistant,

and I come from Mirfield in West Yorkshire.

Please take your place on the start line.

25 correct answers stand between you and that finish line.

With every correct answer, you will win £100 for the pot,

for you all to share at the end.

But there's a clue in the name of the show.

Any one of you can, if you want 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 question is worth £400.

Four times as much as over there.

But you also run the risk of being eliminated.

Instant elimination for an incorrect answer

can happen over here.

Today's categories are there on the screen,

and the first questions will be on...

Before we start the questions,

you will have a very important decision to make.

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

and after every three questions.

You can see the Break Points marked on the track.

Each time you hit one of those,

you've got the potential to come over here

and earn some big money.

You'll have five seconds to decide,

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

If you were to break away now,

you could win £10,000

if you got all of those questions right.

So, for the chance to win that £10,000,

does anybody want to break away?

I think that's probably a wise decision from all of you.

15 seconds to answer each question.

One, and only one of you, must step forward and answer,

before the time runs out.

-Everybody happy?

-Yep.

Good. Question one.

Ulysses S Grant.

Was it? I thought it was Harry S Truman.

-I think it's Harry S Truman.

-I thought it was Ulysses S Grant.

Five seconds.

-Someone go.

-Linda.

Melanie.

Harry S Truman.

OK, now, James was quite insistent that it wasn't Harry S Truman.

You had a good conversation. Is the answer Harry S Truman?

Well done, well done, well done!

James, happy to be overruled there,

-I think.

-Yes.

-Well done.

Question two.

I think it's Obama. It's definitely Obama.

-Definitely, yes.

-Take it.

James is definite, again. Is he definite and right?

-What's the answer, James?

-It is Barack Obama, Nick.

Is the answer Barack Obama?

Well done, well done.

Two out of two.

Question three.

Abraham Lincoln...

-Vampire Killer.

-Vampire Hunter.

Is it Vampire Killer, or Hunter?

-They're onto a killer.

-I don't know.

10 seconds.

Shall we go with Killer?

-Katie.

-Vampire Killer.

Oh, it's not, it's Hunter.

Is the answer Vampire Killer?

It's not, take a step back.

There was a discussion there, wasn't there? Is it Hunter, or Killer?

The answer is Vampire Hunter, I'm afraid.

That means... Cos you have no lives to protect you yet, in the game,

we're very early on.

That means that the £200 that you've won is wiped out.

We're back down to zero.

Listen, if you're going to make a mistake,

and have the money wiped away, that's not a bad place to do it.

Heads up, you're still very much in the game.

There's lots of money still to be won,

and we're still on question three.

FDR. FDR, yep. Shall we go?

James.

Franklin D Roosevelt.

Is the answer Franklin D Roosevelt?

Yes, well done. James is happier with his D's than his S's, clearly.

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

But firstly, you're going to get yourselves a chance to win a life.

We've seen that it's possible to get a question wrong,

and a life would protect you,

especially over here where you risk instant elimination.

That will keep you in the game.

There are four lives in the game,

one now and then one at each of the next three Break Points.

The first person to buzz in and answer the question correctly

will win the first life.

Question's always the same - who, where or what...

is this?

This man, born in 1570, was the son of a Yorkshire proctor

and subsequently the stepson of Dionis Baynbrigge, a recusant Catholic.

He later converted to Catholicism himself

and travelled to the low countries to fight for Spain

against the Protestant Dutch.

In 1604, he joined a small group of rebels led by Robert Catesby

that included his one-time schoolfellows John and Christopher Wright.

-BUZZER

-Linda.

I'm going to say Guy Fawkes.

Is the answer Guy Fawkes?

Well done. Well done, Linda. So Linda has the first life.

And Linda gets to choose the next subject category

from blockbuster movies, world sports, children's books,

scientific discoveries and herbs and spices.

I'm going to go for world sports.

The next three questions will be on world sports.

But will you be answering them as a team or will somebody want to break away?

You've had one little hiccup.

But if you're to go through as a team all the way now,

£2,300 you would have to share.

If you were to break away now, go all the way on your own,

£8,900 could be yours.

It is very early. But that is how to get the big money. So...

does anybody want to break away?

Not just yet.

World sports, question four.

-It sounds difficult, doesn't it?

-Fencing?

Ten seconds.

I'm trying to think, it's a weird sport,

I can't remember its name.

-I think it's fencing.

-Five seconds.

Three seconds. Someone has to go. Lawrence.

I'm going to say fencing.

Is the answer fencing?

-I'm afraid it isn't.

-I still can't think of the name.

-I've seen it on TV...

-Kabaddi.

-Ah, kabaddi!

So, we have got up there £100. We can save that money.

Well, Linda can save that money if she wants to give up her life,

but it's her decision. I'll give you five seconds.

If you buzz in in that five seconds, you lose the life

and the £100 stays.

If not, we lose the £100. Time starts now.

I'd have been a little upset if you had done it, to tell the truth.

For the sake of £100. £100 goes down to zero.

Let's start again. Pretend that this is a 22-question game. OK?

We're on world sports. Question four.

15. 15 definitely. Definitely, yes.

-Go for it.

-James steps forward.

-James.

-15, Nick.

-Is the answer 15?

It is, well done. We have £100. Question five.

DodgeBall. DodgeBall.

-Do you want to go for that?

-Lawrence?

-DodgeBall.

-Is the answer DodgeBall?

Well done. Another £100.

Dodgeball always strikes me as competitive bullying, really.

Question six.

-China?

-I was going to say China.

-Shall I go and do it?

-Chris?

China.

Is the answer China?

The People's Republic of China,

always a good country to guess in a question like that.

We are through world sports.

We have reached the next Break Point and now a chance to win a life.

Linda already has one. The rest of you will be looking for your first.

The question is, as always, who, where or what is this?

This Queen album was released in 1986.

At the time it was the band's biggest hit in the UK,

-reaching number one...

-BUZZER

-Katie.

-Bohemian Rhapsody.

Is the answer Bohemian Rhapsody?

No. Katie's out for the rest of the question.

It reached number one and remained in the charts...

-BUZZER

-Linda.

-I'm going to go for A Kind of Magic.

-Is it A Kind of Magic?

It is, well done, Linda! Two lives.

Very good. Very strong. Puts her in a strong position, everybody.

Linda gets to choose the next category, from blockbuster movies,

children's books, scientific discoveries, herbs and spices.

Scientific discoveries.

The next three questions will be on scientific discoveries.

Melanie is more of a language expert than a science expert.

-Is that a strong subject for you?

-Middling, I would say.

-Middling.

-You've lived in lots of different countries, haven't you?

-I have.

-I've lived in South America, in Iran and India.

-You lived in Iran?

-Whereabouts in Iran?

-In Tabriz, in the north.

-Ah!

-My wife's Iranian, you see.

-Really?

-That's why I was interested.

OK. So, the next three questions are on scientific discoveries.

But will you answer them as a team or will somebody decide

they will break away and go it alone?

Stay together as a team - £2,200

will be shared between you.

Break away now and go it alone, £7,900 could be won.

Linda has two lives.

She might feel if she broke away now,

she could get there with those two lives.

Maybe you're all thinking about it. We'll find out.

Does anybody want to break away?

Not just yet. Not just yet.

Next three questions. Scientific discoveries, question seven.

-The remote control.

-The remote control.

-Chris?

-The remote control.

Is the answer the remote control?

It's right.

The television remote control. Good teamwork again.

Question eight.

-Mars?

-Mars.

-Linda?

-Mars.

-Is the answer Mars?

Yes, well done.

The seventh rover to land on Mars,

which means there are more rovers on Mars than on Earth.

Well done. You should feel pleased with yourselves.

Question nine.

-I'd assume CERN.

-It must be CERN.

-I'll go?

-Yes, James?

-CERN.

-Is the answer CERN?

Yes, CERN stands for the Conseil Europeen pour la

Recherche Nucleaire.

But not pronounced like that.

Well done, you've reached the next Break Point,

and it's a chance now to win another life.

It's important to try and get in early, and ensure you're correct.

Katie had a go last time, went a bit too early. Unlucky.

-You like to be fast, Katie, you like motorbikes, don't you?

-I do.

It's not just motorbikes that you get your kicks from.

Katie is a cage fighter.

Apparently. How many cage fights have you had?

I've had two proper fights.

Were either of them against Alex Reid?

No. But I could've won that.

I think you would have done. Right, this is the penultimate life.

There's only one more life after this.

First person to buzz in and answer correctly will get this life.

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

This actor was born in 1942 in Blackburn, Lancashire.

A versatile actor who attended RADA until 1962,

his distinctive resonant voice has led him

to playing a number of animated characters, including the role

of Captain Hook in Shrek the Third, King Ragnar Sturlusson

in the Golden Compass

and Tai Lung in King Fu Panda.

Despite multiple...

-BUZZER

-Katie?

-His name went out of my head.

-You have to give me an answer.

-Oh...

I'm afraid the time is up. Sorry, that's the way it goes.

Katie's out for the question.

Despite multiple film roles, he's best known

for his TV work in the BBC's Lovejoy and as Al...

-BUZZER

-Melanie.

-Ian McShane.

-Is the answer Ian McShane?

It is. Well done, Melanie.

You bade your time, you have won the third life.

There's only one more life to go now.

You get to choose the next subject category,

from blockbuster movies, children's books and herbs and spices.

What a choice. I think I'll go for the movies, please.

OK, blockbuster movies.

James will be hoping there is some questions on James Bond, won't you?

-Indeed I will, Nick.

-Your favourite Bond?

-Roger Moore.

-Roger Moore.

He was very good at eyebrow work, very good.

There will be three questions coming up on blockbuster movies.

But maybe James won't get involved,

because maybe somebody is thinking of breaking away.

Quite a long way up the track now. Don't forget,

the earlier you go, the better.

If you were to stick together, £2,200 to share between you.

If you were to break away now, go all the way on your own,

£7,000.

Questions that you get over there are the same questions as the ones

you get over here. It's just that when you answer them over there,

you get a quarter of the money. Does anybody want to break away?

I don't know why I bother sometimes. It's entirely your decision.

That's fine. Blockbuster movies, question ten.

-The Joker.

-The Joker.

-Chris?

The Joker.

Is the answer the Joker?

That a role you'd fancy, Chris? I know you do a bit of am-dram.

I'd enjoy doing that, yeah.

-Nice big role, big character part.

-OK.

Question 11.

Morgan Freeman. Go on, Katie.

Katie?

-Morgan Freeman.

-Is the answer Morgan Freeman?

Yes, it is. Last one now

on movie blockbusters,

if you get it right, of course. Question 12...

Dances With Wolves, isn't it?

-Chris?

-Dances With Wolves.

Is the answer Dances With Wolves?

Well done. Through we go. We have £900.

You had an early hiccup, well, you had an early fit of hiccups,

but since then, you've been perfect, bang on.

Linda has two lives, Melanie has a life

and now we're playing for the final life in the game.

Do or die for this one now. Very important.

Not essential, but very important.

Who, where or what is this?

This city is surrounded by the Sirat Mountains

and is located 73km inland from the Red Sea port of Jeddah,

in a narrow valley at a height of 277m...

-BUZZER

-Chris?

-Jerusalem.

-Is the answer Jerusalem?

CHRIS SIGHS

Chris is out. 277m above sea level...

-BUZZER

-Lawrence?

-Jordan.

-Is the answer Jordan?

Not Jordan. Now known as Katie Price.

Its resident population is more than doubled

when pilgrims attend the city during...

-BUZZER

-James?

-Is it Mecca?

-Is the answer Mecca?

-Yes!

-Yes, it is. Well done, James. James gets that final life.

-Happy with that?

-Definitely.

-Good for you.

You get to choose the next category.

Children's books, herbs and spices.

-Herbs and spices, please.

-Herbs and spices.

That could be a strong subject for James.

Maybe he's thinking he'll break away on herbs and spices.

We're virtually halfway through. There's 13 questions left.

All lives have been dished out.

If you were to stay together now, go through as a team, £2,200.

Break away now, on your own, go all the way, £6,100.

Entirely your decision. Does anybody want to break away?

Linda has decided to break away.

Come and join me on the break away track.

Always brave, the first person who breaks away,

I'm always pleased to say that they've made a brave decision.

You're here. You've got two lives to protect you.

You've broken away on question 12. There are 13 questions left.

If you were to make it through that line on your own,

you would have £6,100.

It's a long way. You may feel that you might want some help.

If somebody comes over, you get to share their knowledge, company...

and you have to share the money with them.

Equally, you may feel that you're strong on herbs and spices,

you'll get through these questions. At the next Break Point

you can decide if you want some help.

-Would you like somebody to come and join you?

-I think I would.

-OK.

Let's have a look.

You wouldn't want to cross Katie, she's a cage fighter.

You might pay for that. Chris has been good. He's good on his English, he is a teacher.

Melanie has world knowledge, has lived all over the place, strong quizzer.

So, and bearing in mind they might say no,

who would you like to ask to join you?

I'd like to invite James.

OK, then.

James has got a life. Is that why you're asking him?

-I'm impressed with his knowledge.

-He's been strong.

James, would you like to come and join Linda?

-I'm going to decline, I'm afraid.

-You're going to decline, all right.

That's your prerogative. Why, James?

If we get a question wrong, I'm more liable to lose a life.

-I will probably lose my life, and Linda will lose hers.

-That's fine.

She might not ask again. She might go all the way now on her own.

You're going to be on your own for the next three questions

until the next Break Point,

and then we can again ask someone to come join.

-Herbs and spices. Three questions. Ready?

-Yes.

Question 13.

-Step forward when you are ready. Linda.

-It's a guess.

-I'm going for cayenne.

-Is the answer cayenne pepper?

Well done. £400 is added on.

We're up to £1,300. Question 14.

I'm going to guess again.

Take a step forward when you're ready.

-Yes, Linda?

-I don't know this. I'm going to guess at garlic.

OK.

Is the answer garlic?

Take a step back.

Not sure how good garlic would be at cleansing the palate.

-Anybody know back there?

-Pickled ginger?

-It is ginger. Yes, it is.

Linda, that means that you lose one of your lives.

You're still very much in the game.

Two more, get to the next Break Point,

you can ask someone to come and join you. Question 14.

-Yes, Linda?

-Turmeric.

-Is the answer turmeric?

It is. Well done. Another £400.

It was used as a cheaper alternative to saffron.

Well done. Question 15.

-SHE SIGHS

-Yes, Linda?

-Yes, Linda?

-Wasabi.

-Is the answer wasabi?

Yes, well done.

Well done indeed. We've got through herbs and spices.

You now have £2,100.

You've got through that category.

And the final category is children's books.

That could be a strong category for you.

If it's slightly dodgy for you,

you may be thinking about asking somebody to join you.

We are at a Break Point, so you can do that.

-Do you want somebody to come join you?

-I'd like to ask Katie.

You would? Because Katie got that ginger question right.

Katie, would you like to come?

Um... I think I'd be strong on children's books,

just got a little baby at home but...

I'm a coward, so no, no thank you.

-Twice you've asked and twice you've been knocked back.

-Sorry.

Maybe in three questions' time somebody will change their mind

and maybe it'll be Linda.

Maybe she'll decide she doesn't need anybody else.

Linda, three questions on children's books.

Question 16.

-Yes, Linda.

-I'm going to go for a wand.

-Is the answer wand?

Take a step back for me, Linda. Good guess, I would have thought.

I haven't read the books and I might well have gone for wand.

-Anybody know back here?

-Yep.

-Broomstick.

I like the way you put your hand up, James. That's nice. That's lovely.

Broomstick is correct.

Broomsticks that they use especially when they're playing quidditch.

Linda, that means you're going to lose your other life,

so you have got no lives left now.

Doesn't mean that you're out of the game. Still on children's books.

Question 16.

Don't know.

Five seconds.

Have a guess. Have a guess. Linda, go.

Go, Linda, go!

Linda.

I don't know, I can't think of anything!

-Just guess anything.

-Marvin.

Marvin.

Is the answer Marvin?

I'm afraid it's not. Did we know back here?

-We were wondering if it was The Little Prince.

-It is.

Le Petit Prince. I'm afraid that you've fallen on children's books.

In some ways, they contributed - nobody came to help you, did they?

-No.

-They hung you out to dry and you were very exposed, were you not?

Linda, well played. Well played indeed. But I'm afraid,

-for you, the game is over.

-Thanks.

So Linda has gone and you five are back in the game.

Come and join me on question 16.

And while you were waiting, Linda had added £1,200 to the pot.

That comes across to you - £2,100 you have now.

Do you feel at all guilty about what you did to Linda?

-Not in the slightest.

-Not in the slightest.

Katie, you said that this would be a strong subject for you.

-I didn't know The Little Prince, though. I had no idea.

-No?

-No.

Let's hope you know some of these. They're £100, each question.

Three questions until we reach the next Break Point.

Are we ready? Let's go. Question 16.

-Just William Stories?

-Yeah.

-Chris?

-Just William.

-Is the answer Just William?

Yes, from 1922.

She's the lisping, spoiled daughter of the local millionaire.

Don't forget, if you get it wrong, the money can go down to zero.

Question 17.

-ALL: Twilight.

-Shall I go?

-Katie.

-Katie.

-The Twilight Saga.

Is it Twilight?

Stephanie Meyer is the author.

Well done.

Question 18.

-Artemis Fowl.

-Chris?

-Artemis Fowl.

-Is the answer Artemis Fowl?

-Is that one you've taught in school?

-Yes, afraid so.

-What age group do you teach?

-11 to 16 at the moment.

-They would've been upset if you got that wrong.

-Yes.

Well done. You've added another £300. £2,400.

And we've reached the final run-in. Just seven questions remaining.

At this point the questions are pot luck.

All right, the categories have gone.

Because you're getting closer, things are more tense,

you get 30 seconds to answer these questions.

Also we've reached a Break Point.

James was offered the chance to go with Linda,

he said it was too early. Katie was offered the chance,

she said it was too early.

I wonder when it's going to be time.

The questions are the same over there as they are here.

If you went through as a team,

and you may choose to stay as a team, you would share £3,100.

If you were to break away now,

go through on your own, £5,200.

If you don't break away now, that's another three questions gone.

Another £900 you could've won that you can't win.

Does anybody want to break away?

James has decided to break away.

James buzzed in first.

James, come and join me on the break away track.

James has broken away on question 18.

There are seven questions left,

all of them pot luck.

If you were to go through that line now, on your own, £5,200.

You've been a very strong player. You've known a lot of the answers.

And there's no reason to suppose

that you won't know the next seven.

You can, however, ask someone to join you if you want.

You've taken the first big step, breaking away - very brave.

The next big step

is to decide whether you're going to go on your own

or ask someone to join you. Would you like to ask anybody to come and join you?

-Not at the moment.

-Not at the moment. So...

It might be the end of the game for you four.

JAMES TAKES DEEP BREATH

It might not. So, James, we are going to concentrate on you now.

It is nerve-wracking over here,

but you've got time to answer the questions.

There's 30 seconds.

When you know the answer, step forward

and hopefully ping, £400 will be added each time.

-Ready?

-Ready.

-Good lad.

Question 19.

Straight forward. Straight away. James?

I believe it was Blur.

Is the answer Blur?

Wow, that was confident. That was very quick. Well done.

Well done indeed. Another £400.

Question 20.

OK, James.

I'm not sure at all. I'm going to go for...

Vienna.

OK.

Is the answer Vienna?

Take a step back. It's Budapest.

Ah!

OK. James, sadly your life will go.

That's what it's there for,

to protect you if you get a question wrong.

You're still perfectly capable of going all the way through,

so just deep breath.

-And get ready to go again. All right, James?

-OK.

-Question 20.

Straight forward goes James. James?

-24.

-Is the answer...

..24?

Very fast. Is it a favourite game of yours?

No, but I do happen to remember having 24 in some film or other.

Very good answer. Another £400. £3,200.

One question away from the next Break Point.

One, two, three, four, five questions away

from breaking the tape on your own.

Question 21.

20 seconds.

Ten seconds.

-OK. Answer.

-I've not got a clue.

Praying mantis.

-But I'm sure it's wrong.

-Is the answer praying mantis?

I'm afraid not. Did anybody know back there?

-We were wondering, witchetty grub?

-It is.

Absolutely. If eaten raw, it tastes like almonds and cream(!)

James, that's a terrible shame

because I thought you may have gone all the way.

You can be very proud of what you have already done in the game.

-I'm afraid the game's over. Well played.

-Thank you.

Come and join me on question 21.

James has added some more money into the game.

£3,200 is now your money between the four of you.

One more question until the next Break Point,

and five more questions to go through the finish line and win.

£100 questions over there. Question 21.

-Is it...? She was in Mamma Mia.

-Oh, Meryl Streep.

She has been nominated.

-I think she's the...

-I wouldn't have necessarily...

-20 seconds.

-Shall we say it? Let's say it. OK, I'm going for it.

-Chris?

-Meryl Streep.

-Is the answer Meryl Streep?

Well done. I think for her portrayal of Margaret Thatcher, did she not?

Of course. Yes, OK.

So, £3,300 is up there.

You've been a team for all of one question again.

But now, possibly, you're going to be broken up

because we have reached a Break Point.

You've got to think about this now. There's a lot of money there.

If you were to stick together, and just go through on that side,

£3,700 between you, very nearly £1,000 each.

If you were to break away now and go on your own, £4,900 for yourself,

or you could take somebody with you and share the money with them.

That's what COULD happen.

So...

does anybody want to break away?

Well, I wasn't expecting that!

I've got to say!

Remember, there is a risk, if you get it wrong, that the money could

be wiped away, but you have got Melanie's life there to protect you.

Good. It's refreshing to see people stay together.

Nobody's done the dirty on anybody...yet.

Question 22.

I'm pretty sure it's Kent. I don't know 100%. I think it's Kent.

I wouldn't stake my life on it, but... You're the English teacher.

-I'm the English teacher. I'll be humiliated.

-You can be humiliated.

-So, Chris, our English teacher.

-Kent.

-Is the answer Kent?

Oh, well done, well done! Also the title of his 1853 novel. Well done.

Got through the question. Good teamwork. Got it right.

Keep getting the answers right and the money will come.

Question 23.

-William?

-Erm...

-So, it's Charles...

-They got married in August, didn't they?

And then is it going to be Andrew...? Oh, no. It's Charles, William...

-I've no idea.

-Harry... Then it would be Andrew, Edward.

-No, Beatrice. Didn't they change the law so that women...?

-Oh!

-Ten seconds.

-It must be Princess Eugenie.

-It would be Anne then.

-Hang on, we're in the wrong place.

-Five seconds. Someone has to go.

-Four seconds. Three seconds. Melanie?

-We're not sure about this.

Princess Eugenie.

Melanie says Princess Eugenie.

Is the answer Princess Eugenie?

-I don't know. Does anyone know?

-No idea.

Take a step back for me, Melanie. Your logic was perfect.

You had it all worked out.

-You just forgot that Beatrice is older than Eugenie.

-Yeah.

Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Harry,

the Duke of York and then Princess Beatrice.

So, Melanie, it's your decision.

-What should I do?

-Press your buzzer if you want to swap your life

for the money that is there, to keep the money in the game.

Remembering that after that there will be no lives left to save you.

All right, time starts now.

Saved the money. The £3,400 is still in the game.

Very important now that we don't make any errors.

Question 23.

Zeus? It's either Zeus or Apollo, isn't it?

-I can never remember which one...

-Zeus then.

-Someone say Zeus then.

-Cos it's... Chris?

-Zeus.

-Is the answer Zeus?

It is. Well done. The god of sky and thunder, Jupiter to the Romans.

Zeus. £3,500. One more question to go till the next Break Point.

Two more questions to finish the game.

Question 24.

-Robin Williams.

-Yeah.

Katie?

-Robin Williams.

-Is the answer Robin Williams?

-Yes!

-Well done! Well done indeed! One question to go.

We have reached the final Break Point.

You've stuck together throughout.

Are you going to stick together through the final question?

If you stay together, £3,700. Just under £1,000 each.

Four heads, four potential answerers of the question.

If you were to break away now and go through, £4,000 for yourself.

You could take somebody with you if you wanted to.

-Carry on.

-We've come this far.

-Carry on.

-It could be two people with nothing.

-Yeah. It would be fair.

-You sacrificed your life.

-Well, yeah.

-It would be nice to stick together, but it's your decision.

You came here as individuals. You're a team now.

But you have to make up your own minds, as individuals. Does anybody want to break away?

What?!

-Had you made promises to each other?

-Vows.

-Vows.

-Of solemnity.

-Melanie, come and join me on the break away track.

One question to go. Step through that line on your own, £4,000.

But you can, if you want, ask somebody to come and join you.

-Do you think you'd like to do that?

-I've come this far. I'll try it alone.

You're going to go on your own. Right, Melanie.

The state of the game is very simple. Get this next question right, you win £4,000.

Get this next question wrong, you go home.

The £4,000 goes back across. All right, are we ready?

-Yes, thank you, Nick.

-Question 25.

Straight away she goes forward. Melanie?

I'm not going to think of another bust

and this is the only bust I know, so I'll say Nefertiti.

Is the answer...

Nefertiti?

Oh, yes! Thank God! Woo!

Come with me, darling. Let's have a look at that amount of money.

-There we are. £4,000. How wonderful is that!

-Fantastic.

Lawrence and Katie and Chris probably feeling a little bit cheated out of that one.

I genuinely, honestly, was going to stick with the team.

-When I saw the one question left, it was too tempting.

-You weren't planning from a long way out?

-No, I really wasn't. I know nobody will believe me.

-Chris, what do you feel about that?

Well, I'm a bit cheesed off, but I suppose fair play.

-It's about playing the strategy.

-At least you were here throughout.

You didn't get knocked out. Nobody sent you home.

You're still here at the end of the game. But not with any money. £4,000 for Melanie.

Almost certainly going to be enough to bring you back for the final show

when the six highest earners play against each other. Well done.

Join us next time when six new players

try and work out the best way of getting over that finish line. Goodbye.

-Congratulations.

-Thank you.

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