Episode 2 Celebrity Pressure Pad

On this floor, two teams will go head-to-head across a series of

general knowledge games in an attempt to outwit each other

and win thousands of pounds for charity.

Who will keep their cool and who will feel the heat?

It's time to take the pressure!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Welcome to the quiz where to win you have to keep your cool

in the most demanding quizzing arena around, the Pressure Pad.

Two teams will compete across a series of head-to-head games

with the aim of getting as many of their team-mates

into the final as possible.

The team that wins the final will have the chance to win

a £3,000 jackpot for their charity.

Let's meet the teams.

I'm Faye Tozer.

-This is my husband Michael.

-Hi, Michael.

-Hello, John.

-Mummy Dorothy.

-Hello.

-My good friend Rob.

-Hi, John.

-Hello.

-And my fantastic agent's husband Robert.

-Hello, Robert.

-Hi, John.

-Have to say I'm a big fan.

-Uh-huh.

-We all know Steps, yes?

And, uh, that's what you're most famous for, Faye,

but also most recently doing musicals,

-but I have to say I'm a big Steps fan...

-Thank you.

..and dance all the time to it, my niece and I around the house.

So, anyway, now, what charity are you going to play for, Faye?

Josie's Dragonfly Trust.

It's a trust that collects money to give cash presents

to the families of terminally ill children.

It's a lovely charity.

-Welcome, and I hope you do really well.

-So

-do we. Pink Team!

Hello, John, my name's Ricky, and today we have my girlfriend,

and I'm pleased to say also my lover, Kay.

-APPLAUSE

-Ya-a-a-ay!

-Hello, John.

-Hiya.

-Next to Kay is her sister Jane.

-Hi, Jane.

-Hi, John.

-Jane's partner David.

-Hi, John.

-Hello, David.

-And my friend Michael at the end, Mick.

-Hi, John.

Nice to have you all with us.

-Ricky, most people will know you from EastEnders.

-Yes.

What was it like being on such a huge, iconic TV show?

Your life, did it just change completely?

Yeah, I think so, I think it does for anyone,

and I was fortunate enough that I had old shoulders.

I don't know what it'd be like if I was any younger.

I think I might have let it go to my head a bit, but...

KAY SNIGGERS

LAUGHTER

I'll talk to you later, Kay! You and me.

What charity are you playing for, Ricky?

I'm playing for the Lord's Taverners,

er, it's a charity which is giving kids a sporting chance,

mainly the minibuses that gets them out and about in the open.

That's right, it's very important to have transport

-for people who need it. Good luck.

-Thank you.

All right, our first head-to-head is called Deadline.

APPLAUSE

In the centre of the Pressure Pad, you will see a deadline.

All you have to do is stop the deadline

reaching your area on the Pad.

The only way to do that is by answering questions correctly.

So, captains, who are you going to send down to play Deadline?

I am going to send my husband Michael.

I think he's the best man for the job.

-Michael, I hope you do well.

-Thank you.

Ricky, who are you going to send down?

I think that, erm, David will be good at this one.

All right, Michael and David, please come join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-Hi, Michael.

-Hi, John.

-How are you? Nice to meet you.

-Hi, David.

-How you doing, John?

-Pleasure.

OK, it's time to decide who is going to play first.

The colour is pink.

David, first or second?

-Go first, I think.

-Entirely up to you, yeah.

-We'll go first please.

-They're going to go first.

So, Michael and David, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

The winner of this game will join their captain in the final.

You both start with two lives.

The deadline will move across the Pressure Pad,

getting closer and closer until you get a question right.

Give a correct answer

and the deadline will reverse towards your opponent.

If the deadline reaches your area you lose a life.

I will only accept the first answer you give me.

Think before you speak.

David, here we go.

The 1995 film GoldenEye was the first to feature

which actor as James Bond?

Bronson?

It's incorrect, we can't accept it, it was Pierce Brosnan.

The Strait of Gibraltar connects the Atlantic Ocean to which sea?

Mediterranean?

In the words of the nursery rhyme, what did Miss Muffet sit on?

Tuffet.

In the sitcom Open All Hours,

what was the first name of the character played by David Jason?

Pass.

Granville. Redback and Sydney funnel-web

are species of which eight-legged creatures?

Spiders.

Which major artery carries blood away from the heart

to the rest of the body?

Femural.

Aorta. Which song by Robin Thicke

was the UK's best-selling single of 2013?

Blurred Lines.

The logo of the National Trust features a leaf of which tree?

Maple?

Oak. Which author wrote the 1963 novel

The Spy Who Came In From The Cold?

Pass.

John Le Carre. Which ballerina was born Margaret Hookham in 1919?

Pass.

Margot Fonteyn. The city of Cape Town in South Africa is...

at the foot of which mountain?

And that was Table Mountain,

but you did not get that, and unfortunately,

the deadline hit your area, you've lost a life. You have one life left.

If you lose that you're out of the game, David.

This is where the game gets harder.

I need you to take a step in,

because the deadline will reach you sooner.

-Michael, you will go first this time.

-Yeah.

-Here we go.

Which Woody Allen film opens with the lines,

"Chapter One. He adored New York City?"

Pass.

Manhattan. Braeburn is a variety of which fruit?

Apple.

What is the first name of David

and Victoria Beckham's daughter born in 2011?

Pass.

Harper. The Iberian Peninsula chiefly consists of Portugal

-and which other EU country?

-Spain.

That is correct.

Because of its shape, the official office of the US president

is known by what name?

-Pentagon.

-Oval Office.

In a TV interview in 2013, which comedian was criticised

-by Jeremy Paxman for not voting in elections?

-Pass.

Russell Brand.

Which form of carbon is used to make pencil lead?

-Pass.

-Graphite.

In Operation Dynamo in 1940,

thousands of Allied troops were rescued from which French sea port?

The answer to the question was Dunkirk.

Unfortunately, the deadline has reached your area.

You have lost a life, therefore both of you have lost lives

and we go to a decider round.

Gentleman, you both need to take another step in.

The deadline will reach you even sooner.

David, you're going first this time. Here we go.

In the stories by PG Wodehouse,

what type of animal is the Empress of Blandings?

-Pig.

-Correct.

Between 1928 and 1939,

King Zog I was the ruler of which European country?

Pass.

Albania.

Basmati and carnaroli are varieties of which foodstuff?

-Rice.

-That is correct.

The Capulet and Montague families appear in which Shakespeare play?

-Hamlet?

-Romeo and Juliet.

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

-100?

-Ten.

The word "scrumpy" is normally used

to refer to certain types of which alcoholic drink?

-Cider.

-That is correct.

Alderney and Guernsey belong to which group of islands?

Pass.

Channel Islands.

George Clooney voiced the title character

in the 2009 film Fantastic Mr...who?

-Fox.

-Correct.

In 1970, which member of the British royal family became president

of the charity Save the Children?

-Princess Anne?

-That is correct.

On a traditional London Monopoly board,

which property makes a set with Whitechapel?

-Mayfair.

-Old Kent Road.

The Chinese musician Lang Lang

is best known for playing which instrument?

-Violin.

-Piano.

The closing credits of which 19...

Unfortunately, the deadline has reached you again, Michael,

which means you've lost a second life

and unfortunately that means you are out of the game.

However, David, you stood the pressure of the Pressure Pad.

You're in the final.

APPLAUSE

-You lost Michael.

-I did. But I'm still really proud of him.

He still did really well.

-I have to say, both of them, very knowledgeable.

-Yeah.

-Ricky.

-Yeah, we're proud of the boy.

-You were excellent.

-I enjoyed it.

-You're coming back down now, you know that?

-Yes.

-No.

LAUGHTER

All right, the next head-to-head is called Selector.

APPLAUSE

At the start of this game, you will choose a category.

On the Pressure Pad, you will see six options.

Your job is to pick the ones you know.

Faye, who will be playing for the Blue Team?

Rob is going to be the best man for this game.

-So you'll be the best man for this?

-I think.

-OK. Ricky?

I think Kay's going to be good at this one.

I've got every confidence in her.

Lover's coming down! Awesome!

Rob and Kay, please come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-Hello, Rob.

-Hi.

-How are you? Hi, Kay. Lovely to see you.

Rob, tell them who your alter ego is.

Of an evening, I perform as a drag queen...

I love a good drag queen, I really do.

APPLAUSE

Yeah. All right, Rob, good luck.

-Thank you.

-Hi, Kay.

-Hi.

-So, you're Ricky's lover!

-Well, there you go.

-I love it.

Ricky has said that he likes older ladies,

and I don't mean that in a bad way,

-but you're happy to be called a...

-Cougar.

-..cougar! Nice!

-Good luck.

-OK, thanks very much.

It's time to decide who is going to play first. The colour is...

blue. OK.

I would normally say, "ladies first"

but of an evening I'm a lady, so I'm going first.

LAUGHTER

OK, Rob and Kay, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

The winner of this game will join their captain in the final.

As ever, you start with two lives. Rob, you're up first.

Here are your categories.

They are...

I'll go with geography.

Geography is the choice.

OK, you'll have ten seconds to stand on the segment you want to select

and give me your answer. I will only accept your first answer.

Good luck. Here are the six options.

The question is...

Rob, go.

United States, Washington DC.

OK, you are saying the United States and you're saying Washington DC.

Pressure Pad, is Rob correct?

Yes, you are. Well done.

Pressure Pad is updated.

OK, Kay, go.

Bangkok.

OK, you're saying Bangkok for Thailand.

Pressure Pad, is she correct?

You're right.

APPLAUSE

Rob, go.

Vienna.

OK, Austria and Vienna. Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Yes, you are.

APPLAUSE

Kay, go.

Brasilica.

OK, you said Brasilica.

Pressure Pad, is she correct?

Incorrect.

-You were very close, Kay, but it's Brasilia.

-Brasilia, yeah, OK.

Sorry, we can't accept that.

The other answers that you could have chosen -

Romania is Bucharest.

Iraq is Baghdad.

Czech Republic is Prague.

Hungary is Budapest.

And South Korea is Seoul.

Unfortunately, Kay, you've lost one life. Lose one more

-and you are out of the game.

-OK.

-Rob, you still have

two lives intact. Here we go.

Kay, you will go first this time. Please choose a category.

-Nursery Rhymes.

-Nursery Rhymes.

OK, here are your six options.

The question is...

Kay, go.

Jack and Jill Went Up The Hill.

OK, "when they were up",

you're saying Jack and Jill Went Up The Hill.

-Pressure Pad, is she correct?

-Probably not.

You're incorrect.

-Kay, they were from the Grand Old Duke of York.

-Yeah.

The others you could have chosen were...

-"See how they run" - Three Blind Mice.

-Three Blind mice.

"The clock struck one" - Hickory Dickory Dock.

"Three bags full" -

Baa Baa Black Sheep.

"The cupboard was bare" - Old Mother Hubbard,

-and "the cat and fiddle", which was Hey Diddle Diddle.

-Yeah.

So, Kay, unfortunately

you have lost both of your lives,

which means you are out of the game.

However, Rob,

you stood the pressure of the Pressure Pad. You are in the final.

APPLAUSE

-Well done. Proud of him?

-Totally. Thank you.

-Now you've got some solid backbone there.

-Yeah, it's tough

because you don't know what the questions are going to be,

-what's going to come up, so you only know what you know.

-Exactly.

-So keep that in mind when you're down here.

-I know!

And you're panicking. I can't wait.

-Ricky.

-I've lost a lover.

-You've lost a lover!

I'm just pleased for Faye, obviously, evens things up,

-so it's all to play for.

-Yeah.

-Tough game.

Yeah, tough game. That's why we call it the Pressure Pad.

The next head-to-head is called Borderline.

APPLAUSE

On the Pressure Pad, you'll see a map of the British Isles.

Initially it will be divided into three sections by two lines.

I'll ask a question

and you have ten seconds to

stand in the section of the map

you think contains the correct answer.

Each time a correct answer is given,

a new cut will be added to the map, making it more difficult.

Faye, who are you going to send down?

I think I'm going to go for Mum for this one.

Ricky, who are you sending down?

I think I'm going to send Kay's sister Jayne into bat.

All right, I look forward to it,

Dorothy and Jane, please come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-Hi, Dorothy.

-Hi, John.

-Lovely to meet you. Hi, Jayne.

-Hi.

Lovely to meet you too. So, Dorothy,

you've travelled around the country with Faye.

-We've been to see every show and...

-You've also been in a video.

Oh, yes!

# I was in a video! #

LAUGHTER

It was Tragedy. All the girls' fathers walked them down the aisle.

-Nice.

-It was all family and friends who were in the church.

-Nice.

-You seem to be very proud of your daughter.

-Yes.

-So you should be.

-She's very talented.

-She is indeed.

-Good luck, Dorothy.

-Thank you.

-Hi, Jayne.

-Hi.

-You did a marathon recently.

It was 160 miles across the Sahara Desert.

Are you mad?! Well, listen, if you can do that,

Pressure Pad is going to be quite simple in comparison,

-I can tell you that. Good luck.

-Thank you.

All right, time to decide who is going to play first, and...

It is pinks.

OK, first or second?

First... First.

You're going to go first?

So, Dorothy and Jayne, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

Raring to go.

The winner of this game will join their captain in the final.

You both start with two lives.

When you're out of lives, you're out of the game.

OK, Jayne, you're up first.

You can change your mind as many times as you like

within the ten seconds, but when the time is up

I will take the area that you're standing in as the answer.

If you're standing in the wrong section, you lose a life.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

First question, Jayne...

Go.

I think that's in London.

-About, sort of here.

-OK, you're saying London.

The important thing is if you're in the right section.

Pressure Pad, is she?

-Yes, you are. OK.

-APPLAUSE

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Dorothy.

Go.

Now, I have a nasty feeling this is round in East Anglia.

It's not a nasty feeling, the boards are lovely, actually.

AUDIENCE LAUGHS

All right. Pressure Pad, is she correct?

Yes, you are. It is East Anglia, you are absolutely correct.

All right.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Jayne.

-Go.

-Ooh.

I think she was born...

..over...

-Is it Cardiff? And is it here?

-SHE LAUGHS

OK.

Two questions: Is it Cardiff? Is it here? I don't know!

And we're soon to find out.

Pressure Pad, is it the right section?

It is the right section, but it's the wrong city, it was Swansea.

But you're fine, it's got to be the right section.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Dorothy.

Go.

Now, that's...061, I should know that

because I was a telephonist once upon a time.

-And...

-One second.

-It should be Manchester...

-Sorry, Dorothy, you're out of time,

we have to take the area you're standing in as your answer.

Pressure Pad, is it correct?

It is correct.

-Thank you!

-SHE LAUGHS

AUDIENCE LAUGHS AND APPLAUDS

It's Manchester.

All right, Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Next question.

Jayne, go.

I think that is down in this section of the country,

and I think it's probably

-Dartmoor or Exmoor.

-OK.

As long as you're in the right section. Pressure Pad, is she?

-You're correct.

-APPLAUSE

It's Bodmin Moor.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Getting tougher. OK, Dorothy.

Go.

Balmoral, I believe, is in Edinburgh.

And...

That's got to be this side.

OK.

Pressure Pad, is Dorothy on the right side?

-She is.

-APPLAUSE

And it's near Ballater.

OK, Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Question.

Jayne, go.

Oh. No idea.

-Absolutely no idea.

-Shoot a guess.

-I'm going to go over here.

-OK.

-I've really got no idea.

Well, let's see if you're in the right section.

Pressure Pad, is she right?

OK, it was actually in Durham.

OK. So, Jayne, unfortunately, you've lost a life.

One more life and you're out of the game.

Dorothy, you will go first this time.

Pressure Pad will reset the map.

And, Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Here's your question.

Go.

It's probably Wales.

But I think it's this section...no.

It's...argh!

OK, you're on two places at once!

Time has run out, so what I need for you to do,

you need to choose now which section you're going to go to - go! OK?

She's chosen that section.

Pressure Pad, is Dorothy correct or incorrect?

Dorothy you're incorrect.

You were right to say Wales,

but Wales was...the other side!

LAUGHTER

All right, unfortunately,

you didn't get that right.

Each of you has lost a life

and that means we go to a decider.

The next person to make a mistake

is out of the game and out of the final.

Jayne, you will go first this time.

-OK.

-Pressure Pad, reset the map.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Jayne, question...

Go.

Ooh...

I think that's Liverpool.

And I think it's...

Hope it's here.

All right, let's see if you're right.

Pressure Pad, is it correct?

It is correct, and it is Liverpool.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

-Dorothy, don't be straddling any lines, now.

-No...!

Go.

It's somewhere round here...I think.

All right. Let's see if you're in the right section.

Pressure Pad, is she correct?

You're absolutely right.

Lovely.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Jayne...

Go.

Oh, gosh! I don't know.

Um...I'm going to go here.

-You're going to go there.

-I really don't know.

Well, if you get this right, you're still in the game.

If you get it wrong, you are out of the game.

Pressure Pad, is she in the right section?

It's incorrect.

The correct answer was Sheffield

and that is the section below,

dead in the centre.

So, Jayne, unfortunately, you've lost two lives,

which means you're out of the game.

Dorothy, you stood the pressure of the Pressure Pad,

you're in the final.

-See, that was great.

-Mum did good!

-She done well.

Dorothy, well done.

Ricky, you've lost your lover, you've lost your lover's sister...

-Yeah.

-Who's next?

-I don't know.

We get to even it up again, touch wood.

OK - the last head-to-head is called Orbit.

On the Pressure Pad, you will see four categories.

Your job is to correctly answer one question in each category,

but there is a twist.

The first player will set the time for the second player to beat.

The player who takes the longest will lose a life.

Captains, as you don't play in the head-to-heads

and this is the last one before the final,

we already know who's playing.

So, Robert and Mick, please come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

-Hi, Robert.

-Pleasure to meet you.

-Hey, Mick.

-Hey, John.

-How you doing?

-Very good.

Time to decide who's going to play first.

Colour is...

Blue.

-Robert, first or second?

-I'll go first.

-You'll go first.

So, Robert and Mick, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

The winner of this game will join their captain in the final.

You start with two lives each -

when you're out of lives, you're out of the game.

Remember, you need to answer a question correctly in each category

before you can move on.

All right, Robert, whatever time you set

is the time Mick will have to beat.

The four categories are...

-First category is British Wildlife. Are you ready?

-Yeah.

Here we go.

Tyto alba is the scientific name for which species of owl?

Barn.

That is correct. Disney Films -

which 1946 musical features the song Zip A Dee Doo Dah?

-Pass.

-Song Of The South.

Snow White And The Seven Dwarves was released in which decade?

'60s.

1930s.

At World's End was the subtitle

of a film in which swashbuckling series?

Pirates of the Caribbean?

Correct. Castles and Palaces -

which castle in West Sussex is the seat of the Dukes of Norfolk?

-Pass.

-Arundel Castle.

Which future monarch was born at Greenwich Palace

in 1533?

-Pass.

-Elizabeth I.

Which castle overlooks Scotland's capital city?

Ooh - Edinburgh?

That is correct. Famous Couples -

Derbyshire and Harper are the real surnames of which comedy double act?

-Pass.

-Cannon and Ball.

In 1842, which future US president married Mary Todd?

-Pass.

-Abraham Lincoln.

Jane and Christopher are the first names

of which ice-dancing champions?

Torvill and Dean.

Correct - stop the clock.

Robert, you have completed the board in one minute and eight seconds.

That is the time Mick has to beat. Mick, you're up next.

Robert, if you take your position back over there.

Join me over here, Mick. The Pressure Pad is updated.

The first category is British Wildlife. Ready?

Nope.

JOHN LAUGHS

Sorry!

Here we go.

Which ground-nesting songbird is named for its habit

of soaring into the air whilst singing?

Uh...thrush.

Skylark.

The member of the weasel family with a distinctive yellow throat bib

is called the pine...what?

Stoat?

Marten.

Which spotted flying beetle is known as "the gardener's friend"

because of its appetite for aphids?

The...um...

Oh, crikey...

Ladybird.

That is correct. Disney Films.

In the 1960 film Pollyanna,

which actress played the title role?

-Pass.

-Hayley Mills.

Which 1970 film featured cats called The Duchess and Thomas O'Malley?

Uh...

-Pass.

-The Aristocats.

A Whole New World is an Oscar-winning song

from which film, featuring a genie?

-Pass.

-Aladdin.

Buzz Lightyear made his debut

in which 1995 film?

-No idea. Pass.

-Toy Story.

The title of the 1975, One Of Our Dinosaurs is...what?

Missing.

That was the correct answer, but you're out of time.

AUDIENCE GROANS

All right, so unfortunately you failed to beat Robert's time,

which means you've lost a life.

If you lost another one, you are out of the game, Mick.

-OK, Mick, you're going to go first this time.

-OK.

Here are the four categories.

The first category is Literature.

-You ready?

-Nope.

AUDIENCE CHUCKLES

Which US city is the setting for Armistead Maupin's 1978 novel

Tales Of The City?

-Austin.

-San Francisco.

In the Harry Potter books, what is the name of Harry's owl?

-Pass.

-Hedwig.

A well-known Douglas Adams book based on a radio series

is entitled The Hitchhiker's Guide To The...what?

-Galaxy.

-That is correct. Science.

Which British physician administered chloroform to Queen Victoria

during childbirth in 1853?

-Pass.

-John Snow.

In 1921, Albert Einstein was awarded what -

a Nobel Prize or a Blue Peter badge?

-Nobel Prize!

-Languages.

The words "itchy knee"

sound the same as counting to two in which language?

-Chinese.

-Japanese.

"Kartoffel" is the German word for which vegetable?

-Potato.

-Correct.

TV - in 1957, Panorama broadcast an April Fools' Day hoax film

about harvesting which type of pasta?

-Oh, spaghetti.

-That is correct. Stop the clock.

-APPLAUSE

-All right.

That is the time that Robert has to beat.

Mick, if you step over there to your position,

the Pressure Pad is going to reset.

Robert, join me over here. The first category is Literature.

-Are you ready?

-Yep.

The characters Edward Cullen and Bella Swan

first appeared in which book?

-Pass.

-Twilight.

The 1951 science fiction novel by John Wyndham

about giant mobile plants is entitled The Day Of The...what?

-Triffids.

-That is correct.

Science - who held the position of Astronomer Royal from 1720

until his death in 1742?

-Pass.

-Edmond Halley.

A prescribed substance containing no medication is called a what,

placebo or gazebo?

-Placebo.

-That is correct. Languages.

What is the official language of Andorra?

-Spanish.

-Catalan.

"Neuf" is the French word for which number?

-Nine.

-Nine, correct.

TV - which television channel was launched in 1981 with the words,

"Ladies and gentlemen, rock'n'roll."

-Pass.

-MTV.

In 1970, over 28 million viewers in the UK

watched the splashdown of which space mission?

-Pass.

-Apollo 13.

In which decade did John Logie Baird

demonstrate a working television set -

the 1620s or the 1920s?

-1920s.

-That is correct, stop the clock.

OK, Robert has completed the board

one second faster than Mick.

Unfortunately, Mick, that means you've lost another life.

You are out of the game.

Robert, you stood the pressure of the Pressure Pad

and you are in the final.

APPLAUSE

So that's it for the head-to-heads. Well done to both of the teams.

Faye, you have three players to help you in the final

and Ricky, you have one player to help you.

So, Faye and Ricky, come on down and join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-Hello, Faye.

-Hello, John.

Lovely to meet you.

-Hey, Ricky.

-Hi, John. Nice to see you.

-Welcome down!

-Thanks!

-Yay!

-It's your turn now.

-I know.

How are you feeling? You nervous?

No. As we've seen through the programme,

you only know what you know.

-No worry putting the pressure on you at all?

-No.

OK. I was going to break into a song there, but then you'd go,

"Oh, it's been so done before."

-Go on.

-No.

-Go on.

-# Tragedy

# When the feeling's gone and you can't go

# It's tragedy... #

That's all I'm going to do.

-But again, big fan.

-Thank you.

-Good luck.

-Thank you.

-You're welcome.

-Ricky.

-John.

-How are you feeling?

-I just think it's been such a close game

and it still can go either way.

-It certainly can.

-I think we've got a good final on our hands.

May the best person win.

Absolutely.

OK, Faye and Ricky, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

So here's how the final works -

each team will be given four multiple choice questions.

There is no time limit, but if you make a mistake,

you let your opponent into the game.

The first team to answer all four questions correctly

will go to play for the jackpot of £3,000 for their charity.

Faye, as you have the most players,

you have the advantage of going first. Good luck.

-Guess trumpet.

-I'd go down with the trumpets.

-Trumpet.

Let's try that one. Trumpet.

Trumpet. Pressure Pad, is it trumpet?

It's not.

OK, so play passes over to Ricky.

Here is your question.

Yeah, I think I know this.

They actually made a car called that, so I think it's...

-You think, Dave, yeah?

-Definitely.

Yeah, we're going for that, please, John.

OK, you are saying Enzo. Pressure Pad, is he correct?

-You're right, OK.

-APPLAUSE

Off to a good start.

Next question.

I've got a feeling it's a vampire.

I don't know the answer to this one.

-Don't know the answer?

-No.

In that case, I'm going to go for a vampire.

OK, Ricky's going for vampire.

Pressure Pad, is it correct?

It is incorrect.

So play passes back over to Faye and, Faye,

obviously the answer to your question is piano.

Right, so we will go to the next question, which is...

-Rob.

-I would hedge my bets on Brockman.

We'll go for that one, then. Brockman.

Brockman is the answer you want to go for. Pressure Pad, is it correct?

Correct.

APPLAUSE

OK, next question.

Six or eight miles to row is a long way.

Shall we go four, cos I think two isn't enough. TEAM-MATES: Yeah.

Going to go for four, please.

-You've locked it in.

-I have.

Is the correct answer, Pressure Pad, four?

It is, you're correct.

APPLAUSE

Next question.

This is the question that could lead you to

the jackpot question for £3,000, OK?

-Mum, you're our bookworm.

-It's not David Copperfield.

-It's not Oliver Twist.

-No.

Try Great Expectations. That's the best I can do for you.

-Yeah.

-Let's try that one, then.

So going over to Great Expectations, please.

So you've gone for Great Expectations

and if it's correct, you're going to play for the £3,000.

If it's incorrect, then play will pass back over to Ricky and Dave.

Pressure Pad,

is Great Expectations the correct answer or incorrect answer?

It's incorrect.

It's incorrect.

So play passes back over to Ricky.

Got to go for werewolf, I think.

Yeah, I'm going to have a go at werewolf.

-Werewolf.

-OK, your answer is werewolf.

Pressure Pad, is it correct or incorrect?

Correct.

-Absolutely correct.

-APPLAUSE

Next one.

I thought the Volga was more northern Europe.

Baltic's up that way.

I might be completely wrong, but I'm going to say...

the Baltic Sea.

All right, you've locked it in.

David, what did you think?

-Baltic sprung to mind straightaway?

-Really?

I forgot about you, Dave. Sorry, mate.

-I'm up here!

-Sorry! AUDIENCE CHUCKLES

How rude of me!

Pressure Pad, is it the Baltic Sea?

It isn't. It's incorrect.

Perhaps you should have consulted Dave.

He would have said Baltic Sea anyway!

That's why I didn't consult him!

All right, so play goes back over to Faye.

Faye, you guys have another chance.

I think you should do one of your dance moves and step to the left.

Step to the left?

-Let's do it.

-Can I give you a lead in?

"Five, six, seven, eight!"

Hey!

-Sorry. So you've gone for Bleak House?

-Yeah.

Pressure Pad, to move us to the £3,000 question,

is Bleak House the correct or incorrect answer?

-It is incorrect.

-So it is Hard Times...

Back over to Ricky.

Your question was...

The two I was going to rule our were Caspian and Indian.

I think we better go for Mediterranean if it's not that, then.

I don't know what it is.

Can you do a dance move over to it like Faye did?

"Five, six, seven, eight."

AUDIENCE WHOOPS

Hey!

You're locking in Mediterranean Sea.

All right, Pressure Pad, is it the correct or incorrect answer?

Incorrect.

Back over to Faye.

I think I need to step to the left again.

-I do.

-Yep.

-Go with your instincts.

Go with your instinct.

AUDIENCE WHOOPS

Hard Times, please.

All right, so you're saying Hard Times?

Pressure Pad, is it correct or incorrect?

-Incorrect.

-AUDIENCE GROANS

Ricky, back over to you.

I think the Caspian Sea, if it's going down that way.

Yeah, OK, I think, if that's all right, Dave,

we'll hazard a guess on this one again.

We're going for the Caspian Sea, which you have locked in.

If it's correct, you're moving forward.

If it's incorrect, then we kind of know what the answer is.

All right, Pressure Pad, is it correct or incorrect?

It's correct!

APPLAUSE AND WHOOPING

Last question.

Gordon Brown did.

-I'm sure James Callaghan did.

-Yeah.

For some reason, Anthony Eden stood out.

-Shall I go Anthony Eden?

-Yes.

-Shall we do that?

Yeah, I think we're going to go, and it's a guess again, obviously,

Anthony Eden.

All right, you're locked in to Anthony Eden.

Pressure Pad, to take him to the jackpot question for £3,000,

is the answer Anthony Eden?

It's incorrect.

Play passes back over to Faye.

-Right, then.

-You have a choice, Faye.

-It's David Copperfield.

-David Copperfield or Oliver Twist.

OK, we're going to go for David Copperfield.

OK, David Copperfield.

David Copperfield is your answer.

If it's right, you're going to the £3,000 question.

Then, unfortunately, that would mean that Ricky's out of the game.

Pressure Pad, is David Copperfield the right or wrong answer?

It's the right answer!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Faye, you got there in the end.

You have beaten your opponent, so you now have the chance

to play for the jackpot of £3,000 for your charity.

-Ricky, the answer to your question was Edward Heath.

-Oh.

But listen, you won't be going home empty-handed,

because we're giving you £500 for your charity, which is...?

It's for the Lord's Taverners

-and it's going towards a minibus for the kids.

-Excellent.

-Big round of applause for the fantastic Pink Team.

-Good luck!

Thank you, Ricky, thank you, David.

All right, Faye, you're on your way to the jackpot of £3,000.

You're only one question away.

To win the cash, all you have to do is answer one final question.

But there is a twist.

In a moment, I will show you two categories.

You can decide with your team which category to select.

However, as team captain,

you must answer the question without their help.

Here are your two categories.

This is a bit of a no-brainer for me.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Definitely not the football.

So you're going to go with 2013 Albums.

Remember, from here on in, it's all down to you.

You're not allowed to confer. Good luck.

Here are your six possible answers to your question, Faye. They are...

Question is...

For £3,000, please stand on the answer you would like to select.

Once you stand on it, it will be locked in.

My gut reaction is going to these two -

London Grammar and Depeche Mode.

"If You Wait"...

Oh...

I think I might go for...

"If You Wait"...

Everyone's going to be going, "Don't go there!"

and shouting at the telly, but London Grammar.

Does your necklace have some kind of...

This is Josie's Dragonfly.

Josie was the one that set up the trust.

It's a lot of money. It would mean a lot to a lot of people.

OK, so you've locked in London Grammar.

If it's correct, you'll be leaving with £3,000 for your charity.

Pressure Pad, is the answer...

London Grammar?

-It's correct!

-SHE SHRIEKS

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

It's correct! Hey!

I can't believe it!

Congratulations, you have won £3,000 for your charity

and your charity, again, is...?

Josie's Dragonfly Trust,

and that's six children that'll be able to be helped for this.

Awesome, awesome, awesome.

We're really pleased.

All right, that's all we have time for.

Thanks for watching and don't forget,

if you can't take the pressure...

-..stay off the Pressure Pad!

-Goodbye, everyone.

Well done!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE