Episode 3 Celebrity Mastermind

First in the spotlight tonight is the Blue Peter presenter Radzi.

APPLAUSE

He's answering questions on that great sitcom The Office.

Next, the singer and songwriter Damon Gough,

otherwise known as Badly Drawn Boy.

His subject, Bruce Springsteen.

The actress Rebecca Root answering questions on the novels of Graham Greene.

And the Olympic athlete Kriss Akabusi on West Ham United.

Hello and welcome to Celebrity Mastermind,

with me, John Humphrys, and four celebrities who think

they know everything they need to know about their specialist subjects,

but what they don't know is what affect the black chair will have on them

when they finally get to sit in it.

Their fees go to charity, but the prize for one of them

is the trophy, and the honour of becoming a Mastermind.

The rules are the same, though.

90 seconds of questions on their specialist subject, and then two minutes on general knowledge.

So, let us get on with it, and ask our first contender to join us, please.

-And your name is...

-Radzi.

-And your chosen charity.

-Blesma.

And your chosen subject.

The TV series The Office.

The Office. Here we go. 90 seconds.

The mockumentary sitcom The Office was written and directed

by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant,

and depicts the day-to-day lives of employees

at the paper merchants Wernham Hogg.

What is the title of the show's theme song?

It is...

-Handbags and Gladrags.

-Yes.

At the start of the second series, the Slough branch of Wernham Hogg

incorporates the staff of another branch in which town?

-Swindon.

-Yep. After the office quiz,

Finchy forces David Brent to admit that instead of Fidel Castro,

he gave a ridiculous answer to the question, "Name the Cuban leader

"who's been in power since the Revolution of 1959."

What answer did he give?

-Fray Bentos.

-Yes!

When Brent is made redundant and sues Wernham Hogg,

the UK manager, Neil Godwin makes it clear that Brent's social calls

are no longer welcome. What is the name of Brent's dog,

who's also barred from the office?

-Nelson.

-It is.

To raise money for Comic Relief, Brent gives an impromptu demonstration

of his dance moves, which he describes as a fusion of MC Hammer with which film?

-Flashdance.

-Yep.

Which actress plays Helena,

who interviews Brent for the trade magazine Inside Paper?

-Helen Scott.

-No, Olivia Colman.

When Brent sees that Gareth is wearing a holster to

hold his mobile phone, he does an impression of which film actor?

-Clint Eastwood.

-Yes, playing Dirty Harry.

When Brent is preparing for his motivational talks,

he asks Gareth to throw insults at him,

and he discovers that because of his appearance, his nicknames around the office

are Mr Toad and also which cartoon character?

-Pluto.

-Yeah.

On Keith from accounts' appraisal form,

he lists accounts as his only strength.

What does he put under weaknesses?

-Eczema.

-Yes!

What Secret Santa gift does Dawn get from Tim

at the Christmas party, together with a note saying, "Never give up."

-Oil paints.

-BEEP... Yep.

Oil painting set is correct.

No passes, Radzi. 9 points.

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And our next contender, please.

-And your name is...

-Damon Gough.

-Your chosen charity.

-The WESC Foundation.

-And your specialist subject.

-The career and life of Bruce Springsteen.

Bruce Springsteen, in 90 seconds, here we go.

Which music critic, who later became Springsteen's manager and producer,

saw him perform live in 1974

and wrote "I saw rock and roll future and its name is Bruce Springsteen?"

-Jon Landau.

-Yeah.

At which London venue did Springsteen make his UK debut in November 1975?

-Er...Hammersmith Odeon.

-Yeah.

Springsteen was reputedly inspired to become a musician

after watching a performance by Presley,

on which Sunday night television variety show?

-Ed Sullivan.

-Yep.

Who replaced Ernest Boom Carter as the drummer in Springsteen's backing group,

The E Street Band, in the summer of 1974?

-Max Weinberg.

-Yep.

Which track on Springsteen's 1975 album Born To Run was originally called The Heist

and depicts two small-time criminals preparing for a robbery?

-Meeting Across The River.

-Yeah.

Who was Springsteen's manager with whom he had a long legal dispute

which seriously limited his recording output in 1976 and '77?

-Mike Appel.

-Yep.

What is the title of Springsteen's 1998 four-CD box set of rare outtakes

and other previously unreleased material from recording sessions?

-Tracks.

-Yep.

Who does Springsteen pull up on stage and dance with

in Brian De Palma's video for Dancing In The Dark?

She went on to star in Friends.

-Courteney Cox.

-Yes.

Which song on Springsteen's debut album, Greetings From Asbury Park, NJ,

includes the lyrics,

"I was the king of the alley, mama, I could talk some trash.

"I was the prince of the paupers, crowned downtown at the beggar's bash."

-It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City.

-Yes.

The title song of which '95 album was inspired by, and makes references to,

John Steinbeck's novel The Grapes of Wrath?

-The Ghost of Tom Joad.

-Yeah.

What is the title of Springsteen's album, released in January 2014,

which contains outtakes, covers and reworkings... BEEP ..of his own songs?

-A Promise.

-Oh, what a shame, no. High Hopes.

-But, nonetheless, you've got, Damon, 10 points.

-Thank you.

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And our next contender, please.

-And your name is...

-Rebecca Root.

Your chosen charity?

The Actors' Benevolent Fund.

And your chosen subject.

The novels of Graham Greene.

Graham Greene's novels, in 90 seconds. Here we go.

In Our Man In Havana, the everyday occupation of James Wormold who was offered work with

the British Secret Services selling what household item?

-Vacuum cleaners.

-Yep.

In Brighton Rock, what's the name of the older gang member who was uncomfortable with

the growing violence of the mob?

Pinkie kills him so the murder of Charles Hale can't be reported.

-Spicer.

-Yep.

In the Heart of the Matter, Edward Wilson and his housemate Harris

quarrel about the rules of engagement for hunting what insects?

-Cockroaches.

-Yeah.

What's the profession of Mr Tench, who befriends a nameless priest

after meeting him at the quayside in The Power and the Glory?

-He's a dentist.

-He is. In The End of the Affair, after Sarah Myles dies from a fever,

her husband, Henry, invites Sarah's lover Morris to take any memento from her desk.

What does he take?

-A stone.

-Yeah.

In The Heart of the Matter, Major Scobie tries to arrange for his wife

to travel for another country where she thinks she'll be happier.

What country does she want to go to?

-South Africa.

-Yep. In Travels With My Aunt, what flower does Henry Pulling

tell his Aunt Augusta he spends his time cultivating when he meets her

at his mother's funeral after many years separation?

-Dahlias.

-Yeah. In Dr Fisher of Geneva, at the first party that Alfred Jones attends,

he's told the guests who obey instructions received expensive gifts

at the end of the meal. What must they eat to get their prize?

-Cold porridge.

-Yes.

What does Pinkie Brown tell Rose was splashed in the eyes and face

of Peggy Barton to spoil her looks?

-Acid.

-Yeah, vitriol.

In The Human Factory, Davis's secretary appears upset at her boss's funeral,

causing Dr Percival to explain to Morris that Davis was in love with her.

What's her name?

-Cynthia.

-Yep.

Detective Sgt Sparrow confiscates Henry Pulling's mother's ashes

and has them tested, revealing that something has been mixed in

with them in the urn. What?

-Marijuana.

-Yeah, cannabis.

Alfred Jones attends... BEEP ..Dr Fisher's last party where guests must

pick a cracker. One has a bomb in it.

The others each contain a cheque for how many francs?

-Two million Swiss francs.

-Yeah. Absolutely.

You got them all right. 12 points.

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And our final contender, please.

-And your name.

-Kriss Akabusi.

Your chosen charity?

The Who Cares Trust.

-And your chosen subject.

-The mighty West Ham!

West Ham, in 90 seconds. Starting now.

What position of the First Division did West Ham finish at the end of the 1985-86 season?

It's their highest position in the top division.

-Third.

-Yeah.

What was the score after extra time of the 2006 FA Cup final against Liverpool?

The Hammers lost the penalty shoot out by three penalties to one.

-Er...3-3.

-Yep.

Which club did West Ham beat at Wembley in the Championship play-off final

in 2012 after finishing third in the league?

-Black...Blackpool.

-Yes.

Which Argentinian international signed for the club in August 2006

at the same time as Carlos Tevez?

-Mascherano.

-Yep.

In 2008, the number six shirt famously worn by Bobby Moore was retired.

Which defender, who then took the number 15 shirt,

was the last to wear number six?

Pass.

Who was West Ham's leading Premier League goal-scorer

with 47 goals scored between '99 and 2003.

-Cottee?

-No, Paolo di Canio.

Which defender joined West Ham from Fiorentina in September 2001,

but was sent off on his debut against Middlesbrough

and then received another red card in his third game for the club

against Blackburn Rovers?

Pass.

At which stadium in April 2007 did West Ham become the first

away team to win a competitive game?

Their next victory, though, was in the first game

of the 2015-16 Premier League season.

Pass.

Which club bought Rio Ferdinand from West Ham in 2000 for £18 million,

a record for a defender at the time?

-Leeds.

-Yeah.

West Ham played in the Premier League for ten seasons in a row

following promotion in '93. Who was the manager for seven of those seasons?

-Harry Redknapp.

-Yep.

In 2010, who was appointed vice-chairman of West Ham

by the club's... BEEP ..new owners David Sullivan and David Gold,

and also joined the board of the television programme The Apprentice?

-Karren Brady.

-Is correct.

You had a few passes, Kriss.

It was the Emirates Stadium where they became the first away team to win a competitive game.

The rather naughty defender who got all those red cards was Tomas Repka,

and Matthew Upson wore the number 6 and then the number 15 shirt.

-You've scored, Kriss, 7 points.

-Thank you very much.

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Well, some very good scoring there.

Let's have a look at all the scores.

In fourth place, 7 points, Kriss Akabusi.

Third place, 9 points, Radzi.

Second place, 10 points, Damon Gough.

First place, 12 points, Rebecca Root.

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And it is the general knowledge round now,

and if there is a tie at the end of it,

then the number of passes is taken into account,

and the person with the fewer passes is the winner,

so let's get on with it, and ask Kriss to join us again, please.

And, something I've always wanted to ask you,

you were the third-best sprinter in the world.

Not in Britain, in the world. And you seemed to be disappointed with that?

Yeah, I know.

I mean, certainly when you start off in your career, you know,

you want to be the best in your country,

then you become the best in Europe, and it's great,

and then you try to be the best in the world.

Every now and again, you look up, no-one's there, everyone's down there.

For me, I got to third, looked up, there's two people, I said,

"OK, I've done my best."

Just a quick word about athletics.

Very, very different world today to what the amateur world was.

What's better?

Better for the sport, I mean.

Well, I mean, obviously, there's been a lot of scandal this year. Um...

You know, you want to be pure, but you also... I think...

It is a good idea that someone who dedicates 15 years of life to

something, that they actually can make a living out of it too,

so I don't begrudge the people who are making good money today.

If you're someone like Usain Bolt for example,

and you bring so much joy and you do such phenomenal stuff,

you shouldn't have to work again when you finish your sport.

Indeed.

Right, well, now, you already have 7 points, and you now have

a whole two minutes to zoom ahead with your general knowledge.

Here we go. Starting now.

John Lydon, better known as Johnny Rotten,

was the lead singer with which punk band from 1975 to '78?

-The Sex Pistols.

-Yes.

Which variety of English blue cheese traditionally accompanies port?

-Gorgonzola?

-Stilton.

In which five-a-side sport are players not allowed to run with the ball

without bouncing it? If they do, the offence is called travelling.

-Basketball.

-Yep.

Whose struggles with her love life and her weight are catalogued in her diaries

written by the novelist Helen Fielding?

Oh, erm...

Oh...

Pass.

In which 1993 film is it always 2nd February for Bill Murray's character, Phil?

He wakes up every morning to Sonny and Cher singing I Got You Babe

on his clock radio.

Oh, gosh...

-Back To The future?

-Er...Groundhog Day.

In which English county do the town of Matlock and the village of Matlock Bath

lie on the River Derwent?

-Pick a county.

-Erm...

-Wiltshire?

-Derbyshire.

In Greek mythology, who was given 12 labours as a punishment

for killing his wife and children in a fit of madness?

No, pass.

In 1954, Christopher Chataway became the first winner of

which annual television award?

Pass.

Which semiaquatic mammal which belongs to the weasel family

lives in a den called a halt?

-And otter?

-Yeah.

In 2014, the billionaire Steve Wynn paid a reported 28 million

for Jeff Koons' sculpture of a spinach-eating sailor.

What's his name?

No, pass.

What did the letter U stand for in the name of the German

submarine warships known as U-boats?

-Take a guess.

-Um...

-Unter?

-Yeah, go on.

Unter...Untervagen?

No, well, Untersee, but there we are.

In literature, by what collective name are

Athos, Porthos and Aramis known?

-The Three Musketeers?

-Yes.

The name of which branch of science, which includes zoology and botany,

comes from the Greek for life and the word or reason.

-Biology?

-Yes.

Sir Frederick Ashton, who was born in Ecuador in 1904

and died in England in 1988, was a leading figure in which area of the arts?

Pass.

Who became the youngest Chancellor of the Exchequer for more than 100 years

when he was appointed to the position... BEEP ..after the 2010 general election?

-Ed Balls?

-George Osborne.

Ed Balls?

Really wanted it to be him, but it wasn't to be.

Your passes, Kriss,

it was ballet that Sir Frederick Ashton was a bit of a star at.

-Popeye eats spinach, yeah?

-Oh!

Chris Chataway became BBC Sports Personality Of The Year, the first one.

Hercules was the bloke who was given 12 labours for killing his wife and children.

And Bridget Jones wrote the famous diary, but you knew that.

It's sitting in the chair that does it, I tell you.

-Kriss, you now have a total of 12 points.

-Thank you very much.

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And now, Radzi, again, please.

And you start out with 9 points, Radzi.

Blue Peter presenter.

Um... Some things have changed, but most things haven't.

I mean, you still make things and you still do challenges.

Yeah, it's 57 years old

and it's kind of the stalwart of Children's BBC, I guess,

and it's a privilege to be on it,

but it's still fundamentally the same, we hope to inspire kids and...

You don't still have sticky back plastic and loo rolls,

though, do you? Or do you?

Loo rolls, we do, sticky back plastic, we sometimes do!

But, yeah, the makes really vary -

Anthea Turner's legendary Tracy Island,

we make things similar to that and try and keep it a legendary show.

And the challenges, are they more daring than they were?

Although they were pretty daring in the old days!

Yeah, I think we have been daring throughout.

For me personally, I have got to swim Lake Windermere,

I have climbed the tallest man-made climbing wall in the world,

which is a dam in Switzerland called the Diga di Luzzone.

-Crumbs! How high is that?

-165 metres.

-Ooh!

-Pretty high.

So, yeah, there was little old me, ten training sessions,

off I go to Switzerland and hopefully scale this big wall.

And is there one challenge you think, they are going to ring me

one day and say, "We want you to..."

and you're going to say, "Uh-uh, no, couldn't do that"?

-I've got a thing about sharks.

-Ah!

That's my big thing,

I don't really want to get in any water with any sharks.

I really like the land, I like how gravity works on my body,

I will leave sharks to what they do, so, I don't want that call,

-but anything else, I'm game for.

-Well, long may it last.

Well, then, Radzi, you've got nine points already in the can, let's

see how you do with your general knowledge, two minutes of questions.

Which author's most famous creation

is the detective, Sherlock Holmes?

CS Carroll?

Arthur Conan Doyle. What name for the strong, black coffee,

usually served in very small cups, comes from the Italian for "pressed out"?

Mocha.

Espresso. What must you be able to read at 20 metres in good daylight

as part of the UK driving test?

Licence plate.

The hero of a 1940 Disney animated film is a puppet brought to life

and is later turned into a real boy by the Blue Fairy. Which film?

Pinocchio.

Which mountain arose on a single night in 286 BC,

according to local Japanese tradition?

Oh, Sinai?

Mount Fuji. Buster Merryfield played which character

in Only Fools and Horses from 1985-96?

Trigger.

Uncle Albert. How many lines does the poetic verse form the sonnet traditionally have?

Oh, um...

Three.

14. Published in 2000, Down Under is an account of

which American travel writer's visit to Australia?

Steve Irwin.

Bill Bryson. Which financial institution has been based

in London's Threadneedle Street since 1734?

Pass.

What type of drinking vessel originally had a rounded base

and so, as its name suggests, it couldn't stand upright?

Oh, um, pass.

Which British bird, a member of the crow family,

has distinctive black and white colouring and a long tail?

Blackbird.

Magpie. A group of show business friends that included Dean Martin,

Peter Lawford and Sammy Davis Jr

were known as the Rat Pack. Who was the group's leader?

Um... Frank Sinatra.

Which musical, written by Willy Russell, is set in Liverpool

and features the songs Easy Terms, Marilyn Monroe and Tell Me It's Not True?

Pass.

In education, the A in A-levels stands for what?

Academic.

Advanced. Which British rock band entered the UK album charts

at number one for the first time in June 1997 with OK Computer?

Stereophonics.

Radiohead. In which month does the Queen celebrate her official birthday...

BEEP ..with the Trooping of the Colour?

-Which day?

-Month.

Which month? July.

Close, it was June. Or rather, it is June, because she still does it.

Your passes - that musical by Willy Russell was Blood Brothers.

The Bank of England has been in Threadneedle Street since 1734.

-Oh!

-And here is the fascinating one, that drinking vessel...

-Yeah?

-..is a tumbler!

-Oh, of course!

But who knew that tumblers were called tumblers because...

This chair does strange things to the brain!

It does, no question about that!

-Radzi, you've got a total now of 12 points.

-Thank you.

And now, Damon again, please.

Yup, it's you.

I don't know whether to call you Badly Drawn Boy or what!

I mean, why Badly Drawn Boy? I'm sure everyone has asked you that.

-Call me what you like, John.

-Yeah?

-You are the presenter of Mastermind!

I know, but I still don't know why you're called Badly Drawn Boy.

It was just a name that I made up, um,

over a bottle of wine one night...

I think it had gone off, the bottle of wine, this name just came

out of nowhere, and I hated it, but it kind of served me well for

a few years and I won the Mercury Prize and things like that, which...

Didn't want to just sneak that in there!

Well, no need to sneak it in, because I was going to ask about that.

-You won it for The Hour of Bewilderbeest.

-That's right.

What does it do to you when you are setting out on a career,

as it were, and you win THE prize, the big prize?

It just makes you really big headed and unbearable to be around!

It was just...

It was like, you couldn't really plan for something like that

to happen. I was dead proud of it.

In fact, you are now touring again, aren't you, with Bewilderbeest?

Yeah, this year was the 15th anniversary of the first album,

that won the Mercury Prize, so I wanted to sort of pay

reverence to it, because I think at the time I was just...

I was bowled over by it all,

so it's been a really nice year in terms of playing that record again

at some gigs and say thanks to people for keeping

-it in their lives.

-Well, it made a mark, that's for sure.

Now, talking about making marks, you have 10 points as we start, so,

it's going to be a fight to the death, I think,

with our final contender.

So, here we go, two minutes of general knowledge, starting now.

In which American states are the cities of Dallas and Houston?

Texas.

Which Roman leader was murdered in a conspiracy led by Brutus and Cassius?

Caesar.

Which designer dog breed is a cross between a cocker spaniel and a miniature poodle?

A cockapoodle.

Yup, cockapoo! What name is used both for a group of singers

and for the part of the church where they sit in stalls?

Pews?

Choir! In a Grimm's fairy story, who finds a cottage with

the table laid for seven after she's abandoned in a forest?

Sounds like Snow White.

It is. Which of the planets of the solar system is the only one not named after

a Greek or Roman god or goddess?

Earth.

The 1955 film The Trouble With Harry is a black comedy by a director

nicknamed The Master Of Suspense. Which director?

Can you repeat that, sorry?

The '55 film The Trouble With Harry is a black comedy by a director

nicknamed The Master Of Suspense. Who was he?

Hitchcock.

What annual ladies' race has been run at Olney

in Buckinghamshire on Shrove Tuesday since 1445?

Pancake race.

In the TV series Doc Martin, who plays the socially challenged Cornish GP

Martin Ellingham, who has an unfortunate phobia of blood?

Martin...

Thingy!

Martin Clunes. In French cuisine,

what is the usual meat content of a stew known as a navarin?

Oh...beef?

Lamb. In internet and text-messaging slang, what expression,

denoting amusement, does the abbreviation LOL usually stand for?

Lot of laughs?

Laugh out loud. In Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book,

what is the name of the sleepy brown bear who protects the man cub, Mowgli?

Oh...

I'm laughing at the question before!

Just get on with this one, you're wasting time!

Yogi.

Baloo! What is the title of Slade's 1973 Christmas number one,

which has been reissued every decade since?

So Here It Is, Merry Christmas.

No, Merry Xmas Everybody.

Which narrow sea extends about 1,400 miles in a southeasterly direction...

BEEP ..from the Egyptian port of Suez?

Um...

The lead singer of Coldplay.

-Close(!)

-Just so I don't pass, that's all I'm saying that for.

No, I recognised that tactic!

Anyway, it's wrong, as you will not be surprised to hear. The Red Sea!

Damon, you've got 17 points.

And our final contender, Rebecca.

And 17 is the score you've got to beat

if you're going to become our Mastermind,

but let's talk about your sitcom, BBC Two sitcom, Boy Meets Girl,

and you've done something no actor's ever done before,

you are a transgender person playing a transgender role.

Remarkable that's never happened before!

Um, it has, but not to the extent that my character in this show has,

she is a lead role, one of the key characters in the series,

and hitherto, trans characters have been relegated somewhat to

the sidelines and maybe only appeared in one or two episodes,

and even then, just as a very small part.

Usually the butt of the joke, actually, so...

And you're not, I mean, in this case, and anyway,

it's not a cruel comedy, is it? It's a gentle sitcom.

Yeah, very much, yes, we describe it as a rom-com or a comedy drama,

and I think it is our intention to make people laugh

and maybe cry a little bit or hold their breath and go, "Ah!"

and, you know, just take them on a little rollercoaster.

And Boy Meets Girl is coming back?

We hope so, yes, fingers crossed!

Fingers crossed, absolutely.

Now, then, the latest challenge is to beat the score of 17,

which is up there at the moment,

and you have two minutes of general knowledge in which to do it.

Which dramatist's works include the tragedies Hamlet and Macbeth?

Shakespeare.

The title of Billy Ocean's 1986 number one hit single

is When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get...?

Going.

What word for a regular payment to an employee

comes from the Latin for the money a Roman soldier was given to buy salt?

Salary.

Which 2015 Pixar film features a girl called Riley, who has been uprooted from

the Midwest to San Francisco, and her emotions, Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Fear and Anger?

Frozen.

Inside Out. Which English singer-songwriter wrote

the music for the stage version of the film Billy Elliott?

Elton John.

What sporting event was spread over five months between May and October 1900

as a sideshow to the Paris World Fair?

The Olympics.

In which country did the Impressionist movement in art begin in the late

19th century, taking its name from a painting called Impression, Sunrise by Claude Monet?

-Sorry, in which country?

-Yup.

France.

Gian Carlo Menotti's opera Amahl and the Night Visitors

and Benjamin Britten's opera Owen Wingrave were both written specially for what medium?

Opera.

Television. Three of the five original Nobel prizes are awarded for science subjects.

Physics and chemistry are two, what is the third?

Chemistry.

Physiology, or medicine. Which fruit with a creamy, yellow flesh,

that is native to South America, is also called the alligator pear?

Avocado.

Who wrote the novels Jurassic Park and The Lost World,

which were later made into successful films?

Michael Crichton.

The series of earthworks known as Offa's Dyke marked

the traditional boundary between which two modern countries?

Um... Scotland and England.

England and Wales. What first name was shared by the television detectives

Taggart, Rockford and Bergerac?

Jim.

Which large, semiaquatic African animal produces a pinkish-red secretion from

its skin that acts as a sunblock, and this led to

the ancient myth that it sweats blood?

Pass.

Which King of England was married to Catherine of Aragon for 24 years?

Henry V.

Henry VIII. In politics, the letters PR stand for proportional...?

Representation.

Which lawyer was created by author Erle Stanley Gardner and defended his first client...

BEEP ..in the 1933 novel, The Case of the Velvet Claws?

Clarence Darrow.

It was Perry Mason.

That animal, your pass, the animal that they thought sweats blood,

is a hippo, a hippopotamus.

Rebecca, you've done it with something to spare,

you have scored 22 points!

Ho-ho-ho!

So, that's it, let's have a look at all the scores.

In joint third place, 12 points apiece, Radzi and Kriss.

Second place, 17 points, Damon.

First place with 22 points, no doubt about that, Rebecca!

Rebecca...

Congratulations!

-Thank you very much.

-And you don't need an Oscar now!

-No!

That's it, I mean, where does that rank in terms of...

-That's really up there.

-That's it, isn't it? Well done.

A great winner, if I may say so.

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