Episode 4 Celebrity Mastermind

First in the spotlight tonight is the comedian, Mitch Benn.

His specialist subject - the late, great Peter Cook.

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Next, the BBC news presenter, Reeta Chakrabarti.

She'll be answering questions on the life and poetry of John Keats.

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Mark Rhodes, one half of CBBC's Sam & Mark,

takes as his subject the World Wrestling Federation.

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And the double Olympic gold medal-winning triathlete,

Alistair Brownlee, on the Yorkshire Dales.

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Hello, and welcome to Celebrity Mastermind,

with me, John Humphrys, and four high-flying achievers,

well used to the white heat of competition,

or performing in the spotlight,

but then again, there's nothing quite like OUR spotlight.

There's the pressure of the ticking clock to worry about as well.

90 seconds of questions on their specialist subject,

and two minutes of general knowledge,

and they're doing it for charity.

So, let us ask our first contender to join us, please.

And your name is?

And your chosen charity?

And your chosen subject?

Peter Cook, in 90 seconds, starting now.

What was the name of the private members' club that Peter Cook co-founded

in Greek Street, Soho, in October 1961?

The Establishment Club.

In a famous comedy sketch, a one-legged man,

named Mr Spiggott, played by Dudley Moore,

visits Peter Cook's agent character to apply for a film role as whom?

Tarzan.

Cook appeared as four characters, including the alien abductee, Norman House,

and the football manager, Alan Latchley,

on the 1993 Christmas edition of whose chat show?

Er, Clive Anderson.

Cook's character, EL Wisty, formed the World Domination League,

one of the aims of which was "the finding of lovely ladies"

for which imaginary friend?

Spotty Muldoon.

What was the name of the punk music television series co-presented by Cook

in the guise of a dance hall manager who didn't like the music?

Revolver.

From 1962, Peter Cook was the main proprietor of and

a regular contributor to which satirical magazine?

Private Eye.

Cook avoided national service because of an old note still

on his medical records that he was allergic to what?

Er, he... Hay fever?

No, he was allergic to feathers, actually.

Which actress and model became Cook's second wife on Valentine's Day, 1974?

Judy Huxtable.

What was the name of the American sitcom that starred Cook as

Very English Butler, alongside Mimi Kennedy as Very American Lady?

The Two Of Us.

What was the name of the sketch show that Peter Cook

and Dudley Moore toured Australia and New Zealand with in 1971?

Behind The Fridge.

Which of Cook's possessions that had been bought in New York

for his first wife, Wendy, did he leave to Dudley Moore in his will?

A Tiffany lamp.

What is the title of the '93 Christmas special version of...

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..One Foot In The Grave, in which Cook plays

the tabloid photographer, Martin Trout?

-One Foot In The Algarve.

-Exactly, it was. Mitch, you only got one wrong.

-You have 11 points.

-Thank you.

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And our next contender, please.

And...

..your name is?

Your chosen charity?

And your chosen subject?

John Keats in 90 seconds. Here we go.

Keats was an English romantic poet who died of TB at the age of 25.

What's the title of his long poem, published in 1818,

which opens with the line, "A thing of beauty is a joy forever"?

Endymion.

At which London hospital did Keats enrol as a surgical student in 1815?

Guy's.

In December 1817, the artist, Benjamin Haydon,

held a party attended by Keats, Wordsworth, and Charles Lamb.

What name's usually given to this event?

Er, pass.

Which sonnet, probably written for Fanny Brawne,

ends with the lines, "Still, still, to hear her tender taken breath,

"and so live ever, or else swoon to death"?

-Bright Star.

-What is the title of Keats' first published poem?

It appeared in The Examiner in May 1816.

-O Solitude.

-Er, To Solitude, yeah.

With which friend did Keats go on a walking holiday in the summer of 1818,

during which they visited the Lake District

and Robert Burns' tomb in Dumfries?

-Charles Brown.

-What is the opening line of Keats' poem, To Autumn?

"Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness."

In Keats' poem, Isabella,

what does the title character keep in a pot of basil

as a memorial to her lover, Lorenzo, who was murdered by her brothers?

Her lover's head.

Under what pseudonym did the Scottish critic and novelist,

John Gibson Lockhart, write a scathing review of

Keats' first volume of poetry in Blackwood's magazine?

Z.

Which of Keats' poems begins with the line, "My heart aches,

"and a drowsy numbness pains my sense, as though of hemlock I had drunk?"

-Ode to A Nightingale.

-Keats died in Rome in 1821.

His tombstone is inscribed with the phrase,

"Here lies one whose name is writ in..."

Water.

Which poem was inspired by the superstition that if...

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..a young woman went through certain rituals on one particular evening,

she would see her future husband in her dreams?

-The Eve Of St Agnes.

-Is correct.

You had one pass, Reeta.

-The Immortal Dinner...

-Oh, yeah.

-..was the name usually given

to that event in December 1817.

You've also scored, though, 11 points.

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And our next contender, please.

And your name is?

Your chosen charity?

And your chosen subject?

In the 1990s, WWE, World Wrestling Entertainment. Here we go.

90 seconds.

Which entrepreneur, commentator and sometime wrestler ran WWE

with his wife, Linda, throughout the '90s?

Vince McMahon.

What's the name of the annual wrestling extravaganza that

takes place in spring each year, and features the best of

sports entertainment with added celebrity endorsements?

WrestleMania.

Davey Boy Smith, who was born in Lancashire,

wrestled under what name?

British Bulldog.

Who was the first man to be inducted into the WWE Hall Of Fame

after his early death in 1993?

He was 7' 4" tall and known as the Eighth Wonder of The World.

Andre The Giant.

What numbers, which refer to a book in St John's Gospel,

appeared on the t-shirts and other merchandise associated with

Stone Cold Steve Austin?

3:16.

Who was known as The Heartbreak Kid,

and eventually as Mr Wrestlemania,

because of his phenomenal career, spanning 17 Wrestlemania matches?

Shaun Michaels.

What was the name of Bret "The Hitman" Hart's

submission hold that he used as a finishing move?

Sharp Shooter.

Which annual event, that takes place every January,

was won by Hulk Hogan in 1991, Ric Flair in 1992 and Yokozuna in '93?

Royal Rumble.

Which belt did Chyna win in 1999 in a match against Jeff Jarrett?

She was the first woman ever to hold the title.

The Intercontinental Championship.

What is the real name of the champion wrestler, The Rock,

whose signature moves were the Rock Bottom and the People's Elbow?

-Dwayne Johnson.

-Yes.

Which seven-feet-tall wrestler, nicknamed the Big Red Monster,

was supposedly the half brother of The Undertaker?

-Kane.

-The tag team that consisted of Hawk and Animal,

whose entrance music started with the words... BEEP

.."What a rush" were collectively known by what name in the WWE?

Legion of Doom.

Is correct. Well, you've put the others to shame, you didn't have

any passes, you didn't get any wrong, you've got 12 points.

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And our final contender, please.

And your name is?

Your chosen charity?

And your chosen subject?

-The Yorkshire Dales. No pressure on you at all.

-None whatsoever.

90 seconds, here we go.

Which national nature reserve just east of Settle is said to be

the highest lake in England at over 370 metres above sea level?

-Malham Tarn.

-The village of Arncliffe in Littondale was

the original location

of which television soap opera?

-Emmerdale.

-What's the name of the 24-arch railway viaduct over

Batty Moss that trains cross on the Settle-Carlisle line?

-Ribblehead.

-Dentdale is the valley of which river?

-The Dent.

-The Dee.

There are three reservoirs in the upper reaches of the River Nidd,

Gouthwaite and Scar House, and which other, that's the topmost,

nearest the source of the river?

Um...

Pass.

What's the name of the castle near the village of Redmire

in Wensleydale where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned during 1568?

-Bolton Castle.

-Sorry?

-Bolton.

-Yes.

The hills above Swaledale are scarred with the remnants of

which industry that once dominated the valley?

-Led.

-Which village, with a church dating back to the 12th century,

has been the start and finish point

of the Three Peaks Fell Race since '74?

Horton-in-Ribblesdale.

Gaping Gill is one of the largest cave chambers in Britain.

The small stream that drops vertically through

some 100 metres to its bottom has what name?

Pass.

Which pass that takes its name

from the group of fluted potholes

near its summit was the second major climb

of stage one of the 2014 Tour de France?

-Buttertubs.

-About which chasm near Malham did the poet Thomas Grey say,

"He stayed there for a quarter of an hour but not without shuddering"?

Oh... Malham Heights?

Gordale Scar.

Which village in Wharfedale, along with nearby Cracoe,

became famous after ladies from its Women's Institute posed nude

-for a calendar to raise money for leukaemia...

-Rylstone.

BEEP Rylstone is correct.

You had two passes, Alistair.

Fell Beck was that one,

it's one of the largest cave chambers in Britain, Gaping Gill.

And the stream that runs vertically down is called Fell Beck.

And Angram is the third of those reservoirs.

However, you've scored eight points.

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Well, that's the first round.

High scores there, let's have a look at all of them.

In fourth place, with eight points, Alistair.

Joint second place, 11 points apiece, Mitch and Reeta.

First place, 12 points, Mark.

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So now, the general knowledge round,

and if there's 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 us get on with it and ask Alistair to join us again, please.

And I have to ask you about this triathlon thing.

Swimming is difficult, running is difficult, cycling is difficult.

-Why would you want to do all three?

-I don't know, really.

I just started when I was eight years old and kind of carried on.

-Did you?

-And here I am now.

Look, you've got to tell us about the famous race where your brother -

who is in the audience, I think, I'm right in saying, there he is.

-Hello.

-Yeah.

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And... And...tell us about it.

Jonny's about to win the final race

of the World Championship Series and win the world title.

And I'm running behind in third, second, third place,

thinking, "Oh, perfect end to the year."

And literally, I go round the last corner and see him stumbling,

and straightaway I know he's got heat exhaustion.

So without really giving it too much thought,

I just grabbed him and pulled him across the line, effectively.

But about 50 metres before the line, I realised

he needed to cross the line before me to get the points

for the World Series, and at this point, he crossed the finishing line

and he's kind of unconscious and spends the next hour in A&E really.

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Yeah, and that's the story really.

But all that was going through your mind in those,

-it could only have been...?

-To begin with, yeah...

To begin with, nothing went through my mind,

it was like an instinctive decision to get him to the finish line.

Most people's instinct would have been to step on him and carry on. LAUGHTER

Jonathan, what did you think of it?

Well, at the time, not a lot, I can't remember anything.

But obviously afterwards, yeah.

I wouldn't have got to that finish line without Alistair helping me.

But I can't help him now, he's on his own now.

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Would you do the same for him if...?

You'd have to say yes to that, wouldn't you?

Actually he had a similar thing in 2010 and I ran straight past him,

I didn't help him.

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But now...

-But now I'd definitely help him out, so...

-What, right now?

No, not now.

Well, I'm not quite sure what to make of that. Anyway, here we go.

Unaided, you now have two minutes of questions on general knowledge.

And I can assure you, however difficult it may be,

it will not be as tough as running a tri...

Well, not running, doing a triathlon.

Here we go, two minutes of general knowledge.

In Roman numerals, what number is denoted by the letter X?

Ten.

Whose first full-length film as a director was Reservoir Dogs in 1992?

-Steven Spielberg.

-No, Quentin Tarantino.

Which sickness, commonest in young adults is sometimes called

"the kissing disease", because that's one of the ways in which it's spread?

Oh... Glandular fever.

What word completes the final lines of a William Blake poem,

"Till we have built Jerusalem in England's green and pleasant..."?

-Land.

-In the Batman comics,

by what nickname was Batman's sidekick, Robin, known?

-Pass.

-At the start of a game of snooker,

which ball is placed on the spot in the centre of the table?

-The white.

-Blue.

What name is given to the committed followers of a teacher,

in particular those apostles who accompanied Jesus?

The disciples.

The British artist Cecil Aldin, who lived from 1870 to 1935,

was particularly famous for his sketches of which domestic animals?

-Dogs.

-Wormwood is the original chief flavouring ingredient of

a highly alcoholic liqueur your that was once banned because

it appeared to cause hallucinations. Which liqueur?

-Absinthe.

-What name won an internet poll for

Britain's new polar research ship,

although the ship was eventually named

the RSS Sir David Attenborough?

Oh, it was HMS...

-Duffy Mc...

-Oh, it's Boaty McBoatface.

Yeah, you were close.

Which former Spice Girl had a UK top five single

in 2000 with Tell Me?

-Emma Bunton.

-No, Mel B.

The name of which large grouping of islands in the Pacific Ocean,

that includes Tahiti and Tonga, comes from the Greek for "many islands"?

-Tahiti.

-Polynesia.

The towns of North Shields and South Shields lie on opposite sides

of a river near to where it enters the North Sea. Which river?

-Tyne.

-What is the title of the spin-off series to The Apprentice, in which

the host, Rhod Gilbert, is joined by celebrity fans of the programme?

-Apprentice Aftershow.

-You're Fired.

In November 1973, which American president told the nation,

"I am not a crook, I've earned everything I've got"?

-Reagan.

-Nixon.

What name is normally given to a set of musical notes... BEEP

..that are all played at the same time on instruments like guitars?

Chord.

Is exactly right. You had one pass.

Batsmen's sidekick, Robin, was known as the Boy Wonder.

Just like you and your brother, really, only Boy Wonders.

-Look, you've done very well, you've got 16 points.

-Thank you.

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And now Mitch again, please.

And I'm not quite sure how to describe you.

Because, I mean... MITCH LAUGHS

-No, apart from youthful and good-looking, obviously.

-Yes.

-You're a comedian.

-I am.

-You're a musician.

-Uh.

-You're a songwriter.

-Yeah.

You weren't tempted at one point to say, "I'm going to be a singer"?

You know, that didn't occur to you?

As I got onto the stand-up thing, I mean,

it seemed to be, certainly in my day, a job that you kind of got

side-tracked into, rather than necessarily something

you always wanted to do when you grew up. It's become rather more glamorous in the meantime.

I think some of the younger comics probably DID

idolise comedians on TV when they were kids,

and they ARE doing what they always wanted to do when they grew up.

With my generation, it seemed to be something that, you know,

you kind of got distracted into while you were trying to do

other things, like be a proper actor or be a proper musician.

But you're right, it's become almost a career, hasn't it?

It's very much a career.

..a doctor, an engineer, a nurse, well, a stand-up.

-Oh, yeah.

-People...

-It's become very legit these days, yes.

-Right.

Now, look, you've got 11 points, which is a high score.

Let's see how you do with your general knowledge,

two minutes starting now.

Which American golfer with the first-team Eldrick

was nicknamed by his parents after a soldier his father

had fought with in the Vietnam War?

-Eldrick Johnson.

-Tiger Woods.

In ancient Greek mythology,

Helios was to god of which heavenly body?

-The sun.

-In 1855, which British explorer became the first European

to see the Victoria Falls? He named them after the Queen.

-Sir Richard Burton.

-No, David Livingstone.

What trophy is presented to the winner of the annual horse race

in Australia that is popularly known

as "the race that stops the nation"?

-Gold Cup.

-The Melbourne Cup.

Which book by Robert Louis Stevenson was originally serialised in

the children's magazine Young Folks in 1881 and '82,

under the main title The Sea Cook?

-Treasure Island.

-Which stage musical, with music by Sir Elton John,

is based on a film about a boy from a mining background

who wants to be a ballet dancer?

-Billy Elliot.

-Which duo won their first BAFTA awards

in 2010 for presenting the ninth series of I'm A Celebrity?

Ant and Dec.

By what name of Native American origin is the largest member

of the deer family known in North America?

-Buck.

-Moose.

Which former place of public execution is marked by

a stone plaque on a traffic island near the Marble Arch roundabout?

-Tyburn Tree.

-Heart Skips A Beat, Dance With Me Tonight and Troublemaker

have all been UK number-one hits for a singer who was the runner-up

in The X Factor in 2009. Who is he?

-Will Young.

-Olly Murs.

What part of an army uniform is a Sam Browne, named after the general...

It's a belt.

With which Spanish surrealist artist did the fashion designer Elsa Schiaparelli

collaborate to create her famous lobster dress...

-Salvador Dali.

-Salvador Dali.

Which country did Nanjing and later Chongqing serve as the capital

from 1928 to '49?

-South Korea.

-China.

In Germany, what is the name for the country's equivalent of

a British motorway?

-Autobahn.

-Breaking a mirror is supposed to bring how many years of bad luck?

-Seven.

-Which American comedian and chat show host provides the voice

of the blue tang fish Dory in the animated films Finding Nemo...

-Ellen DeGeneres.

-..and the 2016 sequel Finding Dory?

Ellen DeGeneres.

Aneroid and mercury are the two main types of

a meteorological instrument used to measure

atmospheric pressure. Which instrument?

-Barometer.

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And there we are, nearly about to start another one but didn't

quite get there. You've now gone up, Mitch, to 22 points.

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And now Reeta again, please.

And you start out with the same score as Mitch, Reeta, which is 11.

But let's just have a quick talk about your job.

Because you used to be correspondents in all sorts

of things, education, politics.

Do you slightly miss the cut and thrust of it,

sitting behind the newsreader's desk?

Yes, a little bit, I do miss it a little bit.

But you also play a role when you're behind the desk,

you get to write it, you get to talk to the correspondents.

You get more of the overview of what's going on.

I think that idea of the newsreader being somebody who

has a pleasant voice and a pleasant face and isn't a journalist -

-has gone.

-Right, 11 points is what you've got so far,

the score to beat now is 22. Two minutes - here we go.

Which edible fat, used as a spread or in cooking,

is produced by churning the cream from cow's milk?

-Butter.

-Which epic novel by Leo Tolstoy is set against

the backdrop of Napoleon's conflict with Russia?

-War And Peace.

-Which group, who had 1980s' number ones

with Is There Something I Should Know? and The Reflex,

had their last UK top-five single in 2004 with

Reach Up For The Sunrise?

Human League.

Duran Duran. What name is given to a fence or boundary formed by a

dense row of shrubs or low trees?

-Pass.

-What is the alternative name of the University of Dublin,

Ireland's oldest university?

-Trinity.

-In which month do the Scots traditionally celebrate

Burns Night, on the anniversary of his birth in 1759?

-January.

-What name is given to the military conquest of England by the

forces of William the Conqueror

after his victory at the Battle of Hastings?

-The Norman Conquest.

-The initial inspiration for a children's book

that was first published in 1950,

was the author's repeated dreams that involved lions?

Which book?

Pass.

What word for a small table mat on which

a glass or bottle may stand, can also mean a small cargo vessel?

-Coaster.

-Which German composer, whose first name was Ludwig,

had the Flemish prefix van before his surname,

rather that the more usual German von?

Beethoven.

In geometry, the three interior angles of

a triangle add up to how many degrees?

90.

180. Which character, a monstrous snob created by the writer

Roy Clark, was played by Kerry Howard in a one-off prequel

screened in September 2016, as part of the BBC's landmark sitcom

television season?

Pass.

Which port is on the French side of the shortest sea crossing from

England to France from Dover?

-Calais.

-What name is given to the flag that combines the crosses

of St George, St Andrew and St Patrick?

-The Union.

-George Kranky, a boy who turns to medicine-making

to cure his grandmother's grumpiness is the

protagonist of which Roald Dahl book?

George's Marvellous Medicine.

Which former Barcelona and Bayern Munich manager succeeded

Manuel Pellegrini as manager of Manchester City FC in 2016?

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Pep Guardiola.

Yes. And that was important.

And I'll tell you why in a minute. You had three passes.

-Hyacinth Bucket was that...

-Of course.

-..horrible character.

The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe was the book that you knew.

But you'll be even more cross with this one.

The name given to a fence or boundary formed by a dense row

-of... A hedge.

-A hedge.

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-It's stress.

-You dismissed the easiest one,

you think it can't be that easy. I know. Anyway...

You have scored 22 points.

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And, Mark, again, please.

And...er...you are one half of Sam & Mark,

I take it that you can't go anywhere without your

-other half?

-Yeah, he's like my right-hand side.

-Right-hand side?

-Well, he is... He's actually in the audience

but he is, he actually stands on my right-hand side,

cos you do the Ant & Dec thing where we have to stay

on the same side...

We don't get paid as much as them but...

LAUGHTER

So why is he sitting there and you're sitting here?

-Why is that the case, Sam?

-We both did get the call for this

but I was, like, "This is all you, mate." I'd be terrified.

-So he's a coward.

-He's a coward.

-Massively.

-He went like that,

-"You do it, you do it."

-I did MasterChef, he can do Mastermind.

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Yeah, well, anyone can do MasterChef.

LAUGHTER

-Now, 22...

-Yep, this is where it goes a bit downhill.

And this is... Or not, as the case may be. Here we go.

Two minutes, starting now. Which cartoon character's catchphrase

is "yabba dabba do"?

Oh, Yogi Bear.

Fred Flintstone. Dean Martin Drive and Frank Sinatra Drive

are major thoroughfares in which American city in Nevada?

Las Vegas.

What name is given to charred wood that can be used as

a drawing material?

Charcoal.

Which celebrity chef owns several restaurants in the Cornish

resort of Padstow?

Gordon Ramsay.

Rick Stein. In July 2016 the Royal Stoke University Hospital

warned members of the public, who were playing a game, not to

wander into it's A&E department in search of a virtual gym?

Which game?

Er...Resident Evil.

Pokemon Gold. The 2001 television series, The Lone Gunmen,

about a trio of computer hackers,

was a spin-off from which long-running science fiction series?

Star Trek.

The X-Files. What type of hair band gets its name because of

a similar one worn by a famous Lewis Carroll character

as portrayed in the illustrations by John Tenniel?

Hairclip.

Alice band.

Which country ended Great Britain's attempt to retain the Davis Cup

by winning their semifinal tie 3-2 in Glasgow in September 2016.

Oh, it was...

Oh...it was...Belgium.

-Argentina.

-Ah!

-What colloquial three-word name is given

to the mixture of nitrous oxide and oxygen commonly offered

to women during labour? It's trademarked as Entonox.

It is...erm...

Oh, pass.

Which star of the structured reality TV show The Only Way Is Essex

wrote the 2014 autobiography Being Reem?

Oh, Joey Essex.

What French word meaning promise, is used for a person

who is engaged to be married.

Erm...pass.

In which 2016 film does the British actor Jack Huston

play the title role, a role that was most famously

played by Charlton Heston in 1959?

Er...the...oh, pass.

Which Welsh group had their only number-one single to date with

Dakota, which topped the UK charts in March 2005?

Stereophonics.

Which of the major UK clearing banks was taken over

by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation in 1992?

HSBC.

Midland. In the Rocky Horror Show...

BEEP

..which song features the lines, "It's just a jump to the left

"and then a step to the right."?

Take a guess. Any old song.

Time Warp.

Yes. You see?

It's always worth taking a guess. However, perhaps you should

-have guessed at all the passes as well?

-I should have.

Because you would have got one. Ben Hur, obviously, was

the character Charlton Heston used to play and all that.

And you'll be cross about this one as well,

French word meaning promise, fiance.

-Oh!

-Yeah, I know. And the other one - you've had no direct experience

of this, I imagine, but that three-word name given

to the mixture if you're in labour...is gas and air.

-Gas and air! Of course it is.

-Mark...

Valiant try - 17 points.

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So, that's the end of the contest - let us have a look

at all the scores...

In fourth place, Alistair.

Third place...Mark.

Second place...and four passes, Reeta.

First place... No passes, Mitch.

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Mitch...

-Come and get it.

-Thank you.

What about that?

You realise this is...the one and only time

that you've actually beaten Alistair Brownlee to the podium?

Yes...to anything. To any of these people.

This is very humbling, very flattering...

-It's got the little chair!

-Yeah.

-It's gorgeous.

We don't like to think of it as a little chair,

we like to think of it as intimidating and powerful

-and meaningful...

-Yeah.

-But you know...

It looked like a little one when I sat in it, I couldn't help

but notice, yeah.

-LAUGHTER

-I'm quite glad I managed to get both sides in.

-Anyway, well done. Congratulations.

-Thank you.

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