Episode 7 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.

Hello, I'm Cheryl, I'm a museum attendant

and I am from Dumfries.

Hi, I'm Richard, I'm a geographic information science student

and I'm originally from Lincolnshire.

Hi, I'm Alecia. I'm a trainee accountant and I'm from the Wirral.

Hi, I'm Michael. I'm a key account manager and I'm from West Yorkshire.

Hi, I'm Amanda.

I'm a senior business analyst from Finchley, London.

Hi, I'm Alan, I work for a bank

and I'm from Buckhurst Hill in Essex.

Please take your place on the start line.

25 correct answers stand between you and the finish line.

With each correct answer you'll win £100

to go into the communal pot for you all to share at the end.

But the name of the show is Breakaway and any one of you can,

if you want, break away from the pack. If you cross that finish line,

the entire prize fund will be yours.

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

It's an awful lot more money, but there's an awful lot more risk.

If you get a question wrong on this side of the track,

you do risk instant elimination.

Today's categories are up there on the screen.

And the first questions will be on

computers and the internet.

That would be a terrible one for me, I have to tell you.

But, before we start the questions,

you will have an important decision to make.

You will have the chance to break away now

and after every three questions.

You can see the break points marked on the track.

Each time you reach one of those red lines, that is

the chance for you to earn big money to break away, to go it alone,

to leave the others behind.

If you break away now, at the beginning, there is a chance to win £10,000.

-You'll look a bit cocky, but there is a chance to win £10,000.

-LAUGHTER

You have five seconds to decide. Only the person who buzzes in first will break away.

Does anyone want to break away?

Far too humble, far too lovely, aren't you?

All want to stay together as a team.

You have 15 seconds to answer each question, one, and only one of you,

must step forward and answer before the time runs out.

Good luck, everybody. Question one.

INDISTINCT DISCUSSION

-Richard?

-It's Wikipedia.

Is the answer Wikipedia?

Well played. One question, one correct answer. £100. Question 2

on computers and the internet.

ALL: Spam.

-Alecia?

-Spam.

-Is the answer spam?

ALL: Hurray!

Named after the Monty Python sketch about spam, as well.

It's all feeling fantastically easy just at the moment, isn't it?

Still a long way to go. Question 3.

-Wario.

-Should I?

-Yeah.

Alan?

-It's Wario.

-Is the answer Wario?

Well done, three questions,

three correct answers. £300.

A perfect start.

Right, we've reached today's second break point.

But first of all, you are going to have a chance to win a life.

The lives are very important.

Lives can protect you if you get a question wrong.

There are four lives throughout the game. One here

and one at each of the next three break points.

You've probably worked out that four lives

and six people creates a bit of a problem.

So first person to buzz in and answer greatly will win it.

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

-This rapper was born in Hackney, London, in 1983.

-BUZZER

-Alecia?

-Professor Green.

Very, very quick on the buzzer there. Have you gone too quickly?

Is the answer Professor Green?

Incredible. Is he a particular favourite of yours?

-No, not particularly!

-Well that was very sharp indeed.

Alecia gets the first life. What was it that gave it away for you?

-Hackney. He's from Hackney.

-He's from Hackney. OK.

Cheryl's face was a picture when I said "this rapper".

She went, "Oh, no, that's not right!"

Alecia, because you won the first life, you get to choose

the next subject category from...

-Sporting legends, please.

-Sporting legends.

Three questions are going to be coming up on sporting legends,

but, before we resume...

..a second chance to break away.

If you stick together and get all the questions right,

and breast the tape as a team,

you will have £2,500 to share between you.

If one of you liked the look of sporting legends

and thought, "This is the beginning of my big run,"

and wanted to break away and go on their own from here,

all the way through, £9,100 would be yours.

Does anyone want to break away?

Not yet they don't.

Not yet. Sporting legends is the subject. Question 4.

-Michael Jordan?

-Yeah, go for it.

-Shall I go?

-Yes.

Michael steps forward. Michael?

Michael Jordan.

-Your American says Michael Jordan.

-LAUGHTER

Is the answer Michael Jordan?

-THEY CHEER

-For the Chicago Bulls and the Washington Wizards.

-Are you a basketball fan, Michael?

-Big fan. Yes.

-Good question for you then.

-Perfect.

Four questions down, £400. Question 5.

ALECIA: Tanni Grey Thompson.

-Alecia?

-Tanni Grey-Thompson.

-Is the answer Tanni Grey-Thompson?

That's Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson to you, Alecia!

11 gold medals over four Olympics.

That's right. Question 6.

INDISTINCT DISCUSSION

-Amanda?

-Matt Le Tissier.

-Is the answer Matt Le Tissier?

Well done, Amanda.

I know you are Spurs fan.

I am, yes.

-You love your football.

-Yes.

-So I'd expect you to get that one right.

Well done. We've reached the next break point

and we've reached the next chance to win ourselves a life.

Alecia was incredibly quick on Professor Green.

Cheryl will be hoping there are no questions now on rappers.

The question is always the same - who, where or what is this?

This city was founded in about 614AD as Rausa

by Roman refugees fleeing the Slav and Avar sack of Epidaurus

to the southeast.

It was ruled by the Byzantines, Phoenicians

-and the French.

-BUZZER

Alecia?

Venice.

Is the answer Venice?

-I thought you were going to say Hackney!

-LAUGHTER

Alecia is out. Let's carry on.

Before being incorporated into Yugoslavia in 1918.

-It is often referred to...

-BUZZER

-Alan?

-Is it Zagreb?

Is the answer Zagreb?

Alan's out for the rest of the question, as well.

-Referred to as the Pearl of the Adriatic...

-BUZZER

-Richard?

-Dubrovnik.

Is the answer Dubrovnik?

Well done, Richard. Richard gets a life.

I know you're keen a quizzer and I love the name of your pub quiz team.

-Tell us what the name of your team is.

-Quiz Akabusi.

-The Quiz Akabusis.

I think that is very good.

We like that! Richard has a life.

He gets to choose the next subject category...

-We're going to go musicals.

-Going to go for musicals. Musicals.

Three questions coming up on musicals. Amanda,

-you like your musicals, don't you?

-Yes.

-It could be a strong one for you.

Maybe this is the point at which you may be thinking about breaking away.

Still early in the game, I know that. Perfect start.

Keep going together as a team.

2,500. Break away now, on your own, £8,200.

The earlier you go, the more money you will get.

Does anybody want to break away?

Working beautifully well as a team, you should be very happy with that.

Musicals. Cheryl, I know you have a musical background.

I trained as a classical singer.

Cheryl, would you indulge me and just do a little sing for me?

-Just a couple of lines of something.

-What would you like?

Do you know Delilah by Tom Jones?

-No, but I know Delilah's Aria from Samson And Delilah.

-Go for it.

Do me a bit of that. Would you mind?

# Softly awakes my heart. #

Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful.

APPLAUSE

Now, Richard, if you could sing part of an opera!

Let's get on with it.

Three questions coming up on musicals.

The next question is Question 7.

INDISTINCT DISCUSSION

Five seconds to go.

-Step forward.

-Somebody's got to step forward, please!

Cheryl.

We think it might be Tommy.

There was quite a lot of discussion,

a certain amount of doubt

and some very blank faces.

Is the answer Tommy?

THEY CHEER

The story of the deaf, dumb and blind pinball player.

The Who's rock opera. Well done.

Another £100 is up there.

£700. Question 8.

MICHAEL: It's Charlie And The Chocolate Factory.

Amanda?

-Charlie And The Chocolate Factory.

-Is the answer

Charlie And The Chocolate Factory?

Indeed. It will open at the Palladium in June 2013.

-Will you go to that one, Amanda?

-Might do.

-Unless Spurs are playing that night.

-LAUGHTER

Last question now on musicals.

Question 9.

-Alan.

-Miriam Margolyes.

Is the answer Miriam Margolyes?

Alan plucked that one out from nowhere, I think.

I don't know whether anybody else knew that,

but it's a very good answer.

It wins you the £100. You have £900.

So we have arrived at the next break point

and a chance to win another life.

The lives aren't essential, but they certainly help.

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

This vegetable's botanical name is Brassica oleracea gemmifera.

-The main stem grows to a height of 60 to 90cm.

-BUZZER

-Alecia?

-Onion.

Is the answer onion?

Very quick on the draw, but sadly wrong, Alecia.

-Alecia's out for the rest of the question. 60 to 90...

-BUZZER

-Cheryl.

-Broccoli.

-Is the answer broccoli?

I'm afraid not, Cheryl. You only get one chance now.

-The axillary leaf buds along the stem develop...

-BUZZER

Michael.

-Is it brussel sprouts?

-Is it brussel sprouts?

Well done, Michael. Michael gets a life. Excellent.

Michael gets to choose the next subject category...

-Um... Let's go with reality television.

-Reality television.

Cheryl failed to get a life just now,

and she doesn't have a television, so I'm starting to think

maybe Cheryl isn't thinking about breaking away.

But perhaps she should be, because the earlier you go,

the more money you will get.

Stay together, £2,500.

Break away now, go through on your own,

£7,300 for yourself.

Now you may have a plan, you may have a perfect plan that says

you're going to go there, or there, or there.

But somebody else might have a plan they are going to go before that

and once they've gone, you might not get back into the game.

Does anybody want to break away?

-Oh, you big bunch of wusses!

-LAUGHTER

It's fine. You're playing as a team, you're doing perfectly well.

There's nothing wrong with that.

Three questions to come on reality television.

Cheryl, take five! Question 10.

-Margaret someone.

-Mountford.

-Ten seconds.

-Something like that, yeah.

INDISTINCT CHATTER

Five seconds. Amanda.

We think it's Margaret Mountford.

It started off as Margaret "someone".

Then Amanda chipped in with "Mountford" to help you out.

Is the answer Margaret Mountford?

Well done!

LAUGHTER

Left her role to do a PhD. A lovely lady, as well.

£1,000 is up there. Question 11.

-Brian Dowling.

-I'll go.

-Richard.

-Brian Dowling.

Is the answer Brian Dowling?

Yes, he won Big Brother 2 and Ultimate Big Brother.

Right, one more question

on reality television

and we reach the next break point and the next chance to win a life.

You're all doing wonderfully well. Well done. Question 12.

-Jersey Shore.

-Are you sure?

-Yeah, definitely.

-Go on.

-Alecia?

-Jersey Shore.

Is the answer Jersey Shore?

Ever saw Jersey Shore, Cheryl,

you'd be glad you didn't have a television.

LAUGHTER

We're through 12 questions, virtually halfway, £1,200,

a perfect start.

We've arrived at the break point and a chance to win that final life.

Michael, Richard and Alecia all have lives.

Alecia is a Brownie, she helps out with the Brownies.

Used to be a Brownie, I presume?

-Yeah.

-And now you help to run the Brownies, is that right?

-Yeah.

If it starts raining and we need a makeshift shelter, Alecia's your person.

Who, where, or what is this?

This actor was born in 1940 near Chesterfield, Derbyshire. His father was an Anglican minister

and he studied at St Martin's School of Art in London

before enrolling at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.

Graduating in 1962, he went on to star as Richard Rich

in the 1966 film A Man For All Seasons

and as the tormented writer and raconteur Quentin Crisp in the landmark TV play...

-BUZZER

-Alan?

-John Hurt.

-Is it John Hurt?

Alan wins the final life. The look of relief on his face!

Really needed that to help him along.

Cheryl and Amanda are without lives. That does not mean they are without hope. Alan has the life.

He gets to choose the next category.

-Drinks, please.

-Three questions on drinks.

It's a broad subject.

It could be a good subject to break away on.

We're halfway there.

£2,500 if you stick together and go through as a team.

Break away on your own, £6,400. You can take somebody with you,

remember that. Lives will protect you if you get a question wrong.

Does anybody want to break away?

-LAUGHTER

-You're just too comfortable, aren't you?

You're just happy where you are, playing as a team and that's fine, that's entirely legitimate.

The next three questions are on drinks.

Then we reach another break point. Question 13.

-Juniper.

-Juniper, definitely.

-Amanda?

-Juniper.

-Is the answer juniper?

It is. Well done.

The Dutch physician Franciscus Sylvius is credited with

the invention of gin in the mid-17th century. Well done, Amanda. Well done all of you.

Question 14.

RICHARD: Caipirinha.

Yes?

-Richard?

-Caipirinha.

-Is the answer Caipirinha?

£1,400. 14 successfully completed questions. No errors.

Question 15.

INDISTINCT DISCUSSION

RICHARD: Angostura bitters? Angostura?

Five seconds.

-Four seconds, someone has to go. Someone has to go!

-Go.

Phew!

Michael?

Hopefully, it's Grenadine.

Is the answer Grenadine?

Take a step back. Richard,

-what did you think it was?

-Angostura bitters.

Angostura bitters. Angostura is a town in Venezuela.

That is the answer we wanted.

The situation is this. You have £1,400.

That £1,400 will go down to zero,

unless Alan, Michael,

or Alecia or Richard

is prepared to give up a life.

You're perfectly within your rights not to give up your life,

but the money will be wiped out. There are no more lives to be won. Amanda, what would you say?

I would say it's quite a lot of money to lose.

If we were further back, it probably wouldn't be worth it,

but, at this point, it probably is.

That's certainly a fair point. You've earned a lot of money.

It is a considerable amount.

Five seconds to buzz in if you want to sacrifice your life.

Time starts now.

-Alecia.

-Yeah.

-You can always trust a Brownie.

The £1,400 stays there thanks to Alecia. Well done, Alecia.

Alecia has lost her life. Maybe that's something you want to remember if anybody breaks away.

Maybe you will want to take Alecia with you.

Right, let's get this question out of the way.

Question 15.

ALL AGREE ON "DUFF"

-Alecia?

-Duff.

-Is the answer Duff?

Probably the most famous brand of the beer in the world and it doesn't exist.

There you go. We've reached the next break point.

There is one more category to come. Art.

Maybe this has been saved up. Maybe this is somebody's strength.

-Cheryl works in a museum, do you not, Cheryl?

-Yes.

Is it a museum and art gallery, or just a museum?

Well, it's a local collection, so it's local art.

Could be a strong subject for Cheryl. Cheryl's been a strong player.

She doesn't have a life, but she's been a strong player.

Before that you've got a big decision to make.

You're all strong players. You're all perfectly capable of answering

all the questions that are left.

Stick together as you have done so far, £2,500.

Now, we've had a mistake.

You've shown a little bit of vulnerability as a team.

Maybe that will wake you up and tell you that maybe you should take

your destiny into your own hands.

Don't be left with regrets.

If you were to break away now, go all the way on your own, £5,500.

Does anybody want to break away?

Richard has broken away.

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

You have broken away on Question 15.

There are ten questions remaining. Three of them

on art and then we're into pot luck.

Yeah.

Go all the way on your own now, £5,500. You have a life.

We know you've got a broad band of knowledge.

You could do that on your own. You could ask somebody to join you.

Equally, art might be strong for you.

You might get through these three questions and then

you can think again by asking somebody to join you

each time you reach one of the break points.

Let me ask you hypothetically, first of all.

-Would you like anyone to come and join you?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-Alecia, what have you got to say to him?

-I'm not very good at art.

-But I would like to go.

-That's not very good if you want to come across!

-Convincing(!)

-Alecia gave up her life

to help the team.

All of these players are strong.

They have all helped the team, they've all got good areas of knowledge

they could all help you. You have to choose one.

-Who would you like to asked to come to join you, Richard?

-Alecia.

-Alecia,

-would you like to join Richard on the break-away track?

-Yes.

Come on. This is lovely, isn't it?

-Is it mainly because she gave up her life.

-Basically.

-Aw!

-She says she's rubbish at art.

-Yeah.

I don't know whether that means she can't draw or she doesn't know much about it.

But, anyway, you are here, Alecia.

You're looking quite vulnerable, because you haven't that life.

But as long as you answer the questions right, there is nothing to worry about.

There is nothing to think about except the answers.

Good luck, three questions on art coming up. Each worth £400.

This is where the money starts to rack up for you. Question 16.

-Damien Hirst?

-Go for it. It's a good idea.

-Richard?

-Damien Hirst?

Is the answer Damien Hirst?

Yes!

LAUGHTER

£1,900 you have now.

£400 each question. Question 17.

15 seconds, remember.

-Can we guess?

-No.

-Five seconds.

You've got to go for it sometime. Yes, Richard?

-Michelangelo.

-Is the answer Michelangelo?

You knew your hearts of hearts,

because Michelangelo pre-dates Velazquez.

So he couldn't have been inspired by it. Did we know back there?

-Was it Francis Bacon?

-It was indeed Francis Bacon.

So we're in a situation where the pack can choose.

Either to send Alecia home, or take a life from Richard.

We take a person out, there's only one person that can have a choice.

If you have two, there's two chances they'd get it right instead of one.

-Regardless of a life. That's my take on it.

-And she's very strong.

-OK.

-OK.

So what is your conclusion, Michael?

Sorry, Alecia, but we're going to ask Alecia to leave us.

Is there not any sort of sympathy that you have for Alecia?

I do have sympathy, because she did give up a life for us.

-For the answer you got wrong.

-For the answer that I got wrong.

I think what you're trying to say, Michael, is money is more important than morality.

-Well, if that's the way you have to put it.

-LAUGHTER

The dye is cast, Alecia. They have to make a decision that's right for them.

-They want to get back into the game.

-All right.

Don't tell them it's all right!

Stop being such a good Brownie! Be cross!

OK, Alecia, you played ever so well. You kept them in the game, you kept the money in the game,

-and you've been a lovely competitor.

-Thank you.

-Thank you very much, but it's time to go home.

-Good luck.

THEY APPLAUD

Richard, you're still here, you've still got a life.

Get through to the next break point and you can think about asking someone to join you.

The next two questions are on art. Question 17.

10 seconds.

-Richard.

-Grayson Perry.

-Is the answer Grayson Perry?

He accepted his award by saying,

"It's about time a transvestite potter won this award."

My thoughts, too.

One more question on art and then we reach that break point.

-Yep.

-Question 18.

Five seconds.

Yes, Richard?

I haven't got a clue.

Butterfly.

Is the answer butterfly?

-Take a step back, Richard. Anybody know back there?

-It's a spider?

Alan says it's a spider and Alan is correct.

A giant spider. You may have seen it in the newspapers quite a lot.

-No.

-Alan's looking very good on these but, sadly, Alan isn't and over here

with you Richard. That's the trouble. Richard,

you're going to lose that life, I'm afraid, so you now are in a position

where you must get this question right, or you are going home.

-Right?

-Yes.

-Question 18.

HE SCOFFS

Five seconds. OK, Richard?

Again, I don't have a clue. I'll guess Constable.

Is the answer Constable?

-It is not. Alan, did you know that one?

-I thought it was Gainsborough.

The answer is Joshua Reynolds.

Richard, you are very brave. You were the first person to break away.

But, sadly, you haven't quite made it to the next break point to get some help.

-Richard, for you the game is over.

-Thanks.

-Well played, though.

-THEY APPLAUD

So you're back in the game. Come and join me on Question 18.

The £2,300 goes across to you. That is now your money.

And you've got to get through this next question before the next break point.

This question's worth £100. The question is on art.

Question 18.

INDISTINCT DISCUSSION

-Amanda?

-St Petersburg?

-Is the answer St Petersburg?

Yes it is. Founded in 1764 by Catherine the Great. Excellent.

-Very quick answer.

-Been there.

-You've been there, have you?

-Yes.

£2,400 is the money that you have and we've reached the final run-in.

The next seven questions will be on pot luck.

Seven questions remaining.

Because you're getting closer, you have 30 seconds for each of these.

It's also another break point.

We have seen the money go up, which means that

if you stay as a team and went through that line,

£3,100 you would share. If you were to break away now,

and canter through the seven pot-luck questions,

£5,200 yourself.

We've seen the dangers on this side.

We have seen two people go out. But also you've seen the benefits.

£400 each question.

It really racks that money up.

Does anybody want to break away?

Amanda. Amanda has chosen to break away.

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

The bookies would have made Michael and Alan the favourites

because they have lives, but there is no reason at all why you shouldn't break out.

You didn't want to get left behind. What's your thinking? Do you think you will be able to get through

these seven questions and have £5,200 on your own?

Or do you think maybe you might need some help?

-I think I might need some help.

-I didn't think you necessarily will, you're certainly capable.

You're strong player. You've come up with a lot of answers.

So who would you like to ask? Remember, they can say no.

I would like to ask Alan.

Alan, would you like to come

-and join Amanda on the break-away track?

-Yes, please.

Very well. Come and join her over here now.

Alan and Amanda, good luck. Each question is worth £400.

It's pot luck.

Question 19.

Was it Botany Bay?

-Was it Endeavour?

-25 seconds.

-No it wasn't Endeavour.

20 seconds.

-Endeavour was Captain Scott, wasn't it?

-15 seconds.

Ten seconds.

INDISTINCT DISCUSSION

Five seconds.

-Amanda.

-We're not 100% sure about this,

but we think it was the Endeavour.

Alan said he thought the Endeavour was Captain Scott's ship.

If the answer is not the Endeavour, Amanda,

Cheryl and Michael have the chance of sending you home.

Is the answer the Endeavour?

Well done, well done. Did Amanda pull that one out for you?

-Yes.

-Yes, well done, Amanda. Excellent. Another £400.

We have £2,800. Six more questions to go.

Good luck. Question 20.

-Amanda?

-Yorkshire.

-Is the answer Yorkshire?

Yes it is. I don't think we will hear the last of that!

Well done, another £400.

Really playing nicely, working well as a team.

Question 21.

It's the bottom one.

It's "Z", isn't it?

-It could be.

-20 seconds.

-Alan?

-Is it "Z"?

If it isn't "Z",

Amanda could be coming home, or you could use lose a life.

Is the answer "Z"?

Well done. £3,600. Four questions to go.

Cheryl and Michael, standing and waiting. What are your thoughts at the moment, Cheryl?

My thoughts are that I've known them all so far and I'm annoyed I didn't buzz.

That's what happens. That's the key thing.

I kept saying try not to get left behind.

Michael, how you are feeling at the moment?

I'm thinking a bit apprehensive, to be honest.

-They are doing very well over there.

-They are doing very well.

Question 22.

I think it's, um...

Um... Is it called Junior?

There's a film with him and Danny DeVito

where he's a scientist and he's pregnant.

-That's Twins?

-No, that's where they play twins.

-I think the film is called Junior.

-Go for it, because I don't know.

-OK.

-Alan?

-Is it Junior?

You seem quite confident.

Not really.

Is the answer Junior?

-Well done.

-Well done, indeed.

All your work, that one, Alan. You knew Danny DeVito was in it.

1994 the film was.

Amanda gave us HMS Endeavour, you're giving us Junior.

This is the way a team works. Question 23.

INDISTINCT DISCUSSION

-Crossed with a poodle?

-Yeah. I guess so.

A pug, there are only so many things you can cross with a pug.

-Are you happy with that?

-I'm happy with that. I don't know, but...

Amanda.

We're guessing it's a poodle.

Is the answer a poodle?

-Stand back for me.

-Sorry.

-Did we know?

-It's a beagle.

-It is.

It's a beagle.

And it's a terrible shame. Right,

we're in a situation, Amanda, where you could be being sent home.

-We know how Michael thinks about this because he's already sent somebody home, hasn't he?

-He has.

You are vulnerable. Equally, they may choose to take Alan's life away. Your decision.

You've got to weigh up the fact - do you think you are going to get back into the game?

If you're fairly sure you're not going to get back into the game,

it might be a nice thing to do to leave them both there.

But there is a chance you could do. It's your decision. Have a chat.

And then let me know.

-I think we should go the strength, what we've done already.

-Yeah.

OK, Michael, what do you want to do?

We apologise to Amanda, but we think we need to go with our strength.

-We feel we want to leave one person there.

-OK.

It's the same argument you used last time and, unfortunately,

it means, Amanda, you've been a fantastic player, you've done really well.

You broke away without a life, which was a brave thing to do.

You brought Alan across with you. You very nearly made it the whole way.

Alan has a lot to thank you for, but, sadly, Amanda,

it's time to go home. Well played, though.

THEY APPLAUD

Alan, you are back on your own. Three questions to go.

In two questions' time, you could ask somebody to join you.

But, for the moment, you need to get through these two on your own.

Question 23.

ALAN SIGHS

Um... Oh.

Are they fig leaves?

Is the answer fig?

You struggled for a second

then thought, "Of course it's fig leaves."

One question to the break point. Two questions to get through there

and have £5,200 for yourself.

That would be lovely, wouldn't it?

Question 24.

Couldn't wait to step forward then.

-Alan?

-It was Clive Woodward.

Is the answer Clive Woodward?

Well done.

You are one question away from going through that line

and claiming the money.

But we are at a break point.

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

You have a life. You have a great deal of knowledge.

You would have to share the money if you were to do it,

but it might give you that little bit of insurance.

-Do you want anybody to come and join you?

-I'm sorry guys, but no.

All right. Let's concentrate on Question 25.

This might be the end of the game for you as well as for him.

Good luck.

If you get it right, you step through that tape, celebrate.

If you get it wrong, you lose a life.

Question 25.

28 seconds. Two seconds to think about it. The answer, Alan?

Er, the Messiah.

If the answer is the Messiah, you've got £5,200.

If the answer is not the Messiah

you need to take a step back and you lose a life.

Is the answer the Messiah?

Well done. Through you go. The Messiah.

Absolutely fantastic. Come back here. £5,200.

-Very strong player, wasn't he, Cheryl?

-Brilliant. He deserves it.

-He deserves it.

-Just for sitting through reality television, he deserves it!

I want to know.

Did you have a strategy or did it just come along the way that it came along?

-I did have a strategy. It was to go at 15. I got beaten to the buzzer twice.

-Yes.

I was fortunate that Amanda asked me to come and join her

and fortunate that these guys were in a ruthless mood.

Michael will know all about being beaten to the buzzer.

There he is with his life and didn't get a chance to get across.

No, I didn't.

£5,200 is almost certainly going to be enough to get you come back

for the final game when the six highest winners will play against each other.

Well done, indeed.

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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