Pennod 2 Celwydd Noeth

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-With 10,000 at stake,

-could you spot the barefaced lie?

-Subtitles

-Hello and welcome

-to Celwydd Noeth...

-..the show where the contestants

-must find lies among truths...

-..in order to win up to 10,000.

-The last time, Leon and Jordan

-made it to the third level.

-They're back tonight.

-Please welcome the boys

-from Bridgend, Leon and Jordan.

-A warm welcome to you both.

-Is it nice to be back?

-Is it nice to be back?

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-Yes, lovely.

-You're from Bridgend,

-went to school together...

-..and now work for the Urdd.

-Why do you enjoy working for the

-Urdd in your local area so much?

-I grew up in this area.

-Being able

-to make a contribution...

-..to developing my community

-is really nice.

-What do you do on a daily basis?

-We organize activities locally.

-Sports, local eisteddfodau.

-It's a lot of work, isn't it?

-It's a lot of work, isn't it?

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-Yes.

-What do you enjoy most?

-The holidays!

-If you did well and won 10,000...

-..how would you spend it?

-I'm a huge Harry Potter fan.

-I'd waste every penny on anything

-with the words Harry Potter on it.

-Is it an obsession?

-Is it an obsession?

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-Yes, it is.

-You've probably seen all the films.

-You've probably seen all the films.

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-Yes.

-He can only watch them in order.

-Is your house

-full of Harry Potter stuff?

-I've got two sets of books,

-one upstairs, one down.

-I've got three sets of DVDs.

-One to keep, one to watch

-and one to take on the road.

-A proper obsession,

-but we'll leave Harry Potter there.

-We'll go on with the game,

-wishing you both the best of luck.

-To win the 10,000 jackpot,

-you must climb from level to level.

-Of the series of facts

-on every level, one will be a lie.

-You must select and lock the lie

-before your time runs out.

-Let's hope they both do very well.

-We're ready to play Celwydd Noeth.

-You won 500 last time,

-but you didn't bank.

-You decided to go on for 750.

-The Lucky Three now comes into play.

-You decide when to use it.

-It'll leave three facts

-and ten seconds to lock the lie.

-Are you happy to continue?

-Let's remind you of the categories.

-Six remain.

-Fruit And Vegetables,

-The British Isles, Cricket...

-..Mammals, Photography

-and Gangster Films.

-Where are you going this time?

-If you're confident, The British

-Isles, or Fruit And Vegetables.

-I'm happy to try The British Isles.

-The British Isles.

-The British Isles.

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-The British Isles it is.

-Here are four facts.

-The National Botanic Garden houses

-the largest single-span glasshouse.

-The Romans founded London.

-Scotland is bigger than England.

-The village with the longest name

-in Britain is in Anglesey.

-Four facts,

-and your minute starts now.

-We know that the village with

-the longest name is on Anglesey.

-I think the Romans founded London.

-I'm pretty certain as well.

-I'm not sure about Scotland.

-Scotland is bigger than England

-in what way?

-England has a higher population.

-Do they mean land?

-Geographically,

-Scotland might be bigger.

-I'm not 100%.

-So, that's right?

-So, that's right?

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-Thirty seconds.

-What are we going to do?

-I don't think that's right.

-You've got the Eden Project too.

-Is the Eden Project single-span?

-Is the Eden Project single-span?

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-No, it's three, is it?

-Shall we use the Lucky Three?

-Shall we use the Lucky Three?

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-The Lucky Three, yes.

-Sure?

-Three facts will reappear.

-The National Botanic Garden houses

-the largest single-span glasshouse.

-The Romans founded London.

-Scotland is bigger than England.

-Your ten seconds start now.

-Your ten seconds start now.

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-Which one do you think?

-I think it's the first one.

-I think it's the first one.

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-Do you think so?

-Not this one?

-Go on then, quick.

-Lock it.

-Why are you doing that, Jordan?

-Why are you doing that, Jordan?

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-I'm not sure.

-By population, England

-is certainly bigger than Scotland.

-I think it is geographically too.

-I think I'm happy.

-I think I'm happy.

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-Are you?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-I thought we'd messed up.

-It's a lie.

-Scotland isn't bigger than England.

-You haven't banked anything,

-but you could win 750.

-Cross everything!

-Scotland is bigger than England.

-Is that the barefaced lie?

-Congratulations. You've won 750.

-Congratulations. You've won 750.

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-Bank! Bank, please! Bank! Bank!

-Put it in!

-We're banking 750.

-Please!

-Very good.

-England is over half as big again

-as Scotland.

-That was the lie. Well done, boys.

-Well done, Jordan.

-On we go to seek another lie,

-this time for 1,000.

-Which categories are left?

-What do you think?

-Fruit And Vegetables?

-Fruit And Vegetables, please.

-Fruit And Vegetables.

-Five facts this time.

-Iceberg is often used in salads.

-Peaches grow on trees.

-King Edward is a type of potato.

-All olives are black

-when they are harvested.

-The flesh of a kiwi fruit is green.

-Five facts,

-and your minute starts now.

-Iceberg is a lettuce.

-King Edward potatoes is correct.

-A kiwi fruit's flesh is green.

-So, the lie is two or four.

-What do you think?

-I know that peaches

-do grow on trees.

-So, that one's right.

-So, that one's right.

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-I think it's the fourth one.

-All olives are black is a lie.

-We've got nothing to lose.

-Lock it.

-You had 30 seconds left.

-Do you like salads?

-Do you like salads?

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-No!

-Have you used Iceberg recently?

-Have you used Iceberg recently?

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-In a G&T!

-So, when olives are harvested,

-aren't they black?

-You can get green ones.

-Do they turn green afterwards?

-Do they turn green afterwards?

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-I'm not sure.

-Do you like olives?

-Not at all.

-For 1,000, let's see.

-All olives are black

-when they are harvested.

-Is that the barefaced lie?

-You have won 1,000.

-Some are black, others are green.

-When they are harvested,

-some are green, some are black.

-Your 750 is safe, and you

-could leave now with 1,000.

-Or you could go on for 1,500.

-I'm not sure about the categories.

-Mammals, Cricket,

-Gangster Films and Photography.

-We could try the films.

-What are you going to do?

-What are you going to do?

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-We'll try one more.

-We're going for 1,500.

-Here are the categories.

-You're halfway, boys.

-I'd be happier with Mammals.

-Are mammals the ones with hair?

-They're hairy!

-Gangster Films.

-OK, Gangster Films, please.

-Gangster Films.

-This time, there are six facts.

-Robert De Niro

-appeared in Goodfellas.

-In The Untouchables,

-Kevin Costner played Eliot Ness.

-Vinnie Jones played Big Chris in

-Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels.

-Pulp Fiction

-is one of Tarantino's films.

-The Gangs Of New York

-was set in New York.

-Colin Farrell was among the suspects

-in The Usual Suspects.

-Six facts, and your time starts now.

-Robert De Niro was in Goodfellas.

-I'm not sure about the second one.

-Vinnie Jones was in Lock, Stock.

-Was that his character?

-Was that his character?

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-I'm not sure.

-Tarantino is right.

-Gangs Of New York is obvious.

-I don't remember Colin Farrell

-in The Usual Suspects.

-Of all those,

-my gut feeling is the last one.

-One of them broke wind,

-and that's why they're laughing.

-I saw a behind-the-scenes show

-and I don't recall Colin Farrell.

-I think I'd remember

-if he was in it.

-Go for it then.

-Are you happy?

-Do you know anything

-about The Untouchables?

-No.

-Only Schwarzenegger and Stallone.

-No, go for it.

-Sure?

-Sure, sure?

-Sure, sure?

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-Ten seconds.

-How confident are you, Jordan?

-How confident are you, Jordan?

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-Not very.

-You seemed to know more than you

-thought about the category, Leon.

-You have 750.

-You could double that now.

-Colin Farrell was among the suspects

-in The Usual Suspects.

-Is that the barefaced lie?

-Well done. You have won 1,500.

-He wasn't in the film at all.

-Spot on. Well done.

-What are you going to do now?

-You have 750 in the bank

-and 1,500 on the table.

-You can leave with that

-or carry on for 2,500.

-The Lucky Three's gone.

-I'm happy.

-I'm happy.

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-We'll go home.

-We'll go home, please.

-We'll go home, please.

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-Past the pub!

-Are you glad you came?

-Are you glad you came?

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-Oh, yes.

-I've enjoyed your company.

-You go home to Bridgend

-very happy men, all smiles...

-..with 1,500.

-..with 1,500.

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-Thank you.

-Come back after the break as two

-new contestants go for 10,000.

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-Welcome back.

-We're ready to meet

-two new contestants.

-Please welcome Audrey

-and Helen from Caernarfon.

-Welcome to you,

-both from Caernarfon.

-You've known each other for years.

-You've known each other for years.

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-We were at school together.

-Were you in the same class?

-Were you in the same class?

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-A year apart.

-Were you good girls at school?

-Were you good girls at school?

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-Of course!

-Are you still good girls?

-Are you still good girls?

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-Yes, indeed.

-You're still great friends,

-which is nice.

-You like to travel, I hear.

-You like to travel, I hear.

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-Yes, we love it.

-We've been to a few places

-over recent years.

-A Caribbean cruise, Vegas, Turkey...

-Cyprus.

-Cyprus.

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-Spain.

-You've seen the world!

-What categories would you like?

-What are your strengths?

-I like travelling,

-and mountain walking.

-What are your hobbies, Helen?

-What are your hobbies, Helen?

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-I like watching quizzes.

-I'm not good, but I like to watch!

-I'm not good, but I like to watch!

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-We're glad to have you here.

-Let's play Celwydd Noeth.

-We start off with 250.

-Here are your categories tonight.

-Aber.

-The Number Ten.

-Inventions.

-Newspapers.

-Winter Sports.

-Insects.

-Novels.

-1980s Pop.

-Do any of those scare you?

-Winter Sports, I think.

-Novels.

-Where do you want to start?

-Where do you want to start?

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-What's Aber?

-Shall we start with that?

-We'll start with Aber.

-Aber.

-Here are two facts.

-The River Maw

-reaches the sea in Barmouth.

-The National Library of Wales

-is in Aberystwyth.

-Two facts,

-and your 30 seconds start now.

-I know that the National Library

-of Wales is in Aberystwyth.

-I know where Barmouth is,

-but I don't know the river.

-We'll go with the National Library.

-Are you happy with that?

-Me too, in that case.

-Remember,

-you're looking for the lie.

-There we are.

-So, you're sure the National

-Library is in Aberystwyth?

-How sure?

-How sure?

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-Very sure.

-If Helen says it is, I'm happy.

-The River Maw

-reaches the sea in Barmouth.

-Is that the barefaced lie?

-You have 250.

-It's the River Mawddach.

-It's the River Mawddach.

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-Mawddach, of course.

-Do you want to bank 250?

-No, not yet.

-#What's the plan, ladies?

-Helen wants to aim high.

-Helen wants to aim high.

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-It depends how hard they are.

-We'll see.

-So, you haven't set a sum to bank.

-We mentioned 2,000, but I doubt it.

-We mentioned 2,000, but I doubt it.

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-We'll see!

-You can only bank once.

-But you're not banking yet,

-so, on we go for 500.

-Here are the categories.

-Aber has gone. Where next?

-What do you fancy?

-What do you fancy?

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-The Number Ten?

-Is it a lucky number?

-Is it a lucky number?

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-We'll see.

-We'll try it. The Number Ten.

-Three facts this time.

-The British Prime Minister

-lives at 10 Downing Street.

-In Roman numerals, X stands for ten.

-The triple jump is one

-of the decathlon's ten events.

-Three facts,

-and your 30 seconds start now.

-We know that Theresa May

-lives at Number 10.

-Is X ten?

-Is X ten?

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-Yes, I think so.

-C is a hundred, isn't it?

-Which leaves us

-with the triple jump.

-It can't be.

-The other two are right.

-We'll go for the third one.

-It's going well with the buttons.

-It's going well with the buttons.

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-Yes.

-Does X in Roman numerals

-stand for ten?

-You do come from a Roman town.

-You do come from a Roman town.

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-Yes.

-You're pretty sure, then.

-You're pretty sure, then.

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-Hopefully. We'll see now.

-For 500, the triple jump is one

-of the decathlon's ten events.

-Is that the barefaced lie?

-No problem at all. 500.

-The long jump and the high jump are,

-but not the triple jump.

-The hop, skip and jump.

-Do you want to bank?

-Shall we try one more?

-Shall we try one more?

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-Yes, we'll try one more.

-We're going on for 750.

-The Lucky Three now comes into play.

-When you decide to use it...

-..three facts will reappear.

-You'll only have ten seconds.

-Here's a look

-at the remaining categories.

-Inventions, Newspapers...

-..Winter Sports, Insects,

-Novels and 1980s Pop.

-How are you on 1980s Pop?

-How old were we then?

-Hush!

-Who were your favourite pop stars,

-to see if we can guess your ages?

-They were pre-1980s!

-The Beatles, things like that.

-Great!

-Great!

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-What do you want?

-I'm not sure. Newspapers?

-I'm not sure. Newspapers?

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-OK then. Newspapers.

-Sure?

-Sure?

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-Are you happy?

-Newspapers.

-Four facts this time.

-The Western Mail

-is based in Cardiff.

-News Corp. owns the Daily Telegraph.

-Paparazzi are photographers.

-The Sun is published

-in tabloid form.

-Four facts, and you have

-a minute starting now.

-Photographers...

-I think the last two are right.

-Paparazzi are photographers.

-Paparazzi are photographers.

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-Yes, definitely.

-And The Sun is a tabloid.

-You're left with the first two.

-Is the Western Mail in Cardiff?

-News Corp. owns the Daily Telegraph.

-News Corp. owns the Daily Telegraph.

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-Do you want to use the Lucky Three?

-We might as well.

-We'll use the Lucky Three please.

-We'll use the Lucky Three please.

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-Do you want to discuss it more?

-The Western Mail

-is based in Cardiff.

-News Corp. owns the Daily Telegraph.

-Thirty seconds.

-Is the Telegraph one wrong?

-We'll use the Lucky Three.

-We might as well try.

-You've used the Lucky Three.

-Three facts will reappear.

-The Western Mail

-is based in Cardiff.

-News Corp. owns the Daily Telegraph.

-Paparazzi are photographers.

-Your ten seconds start now.

-We have to be quick.

-What do you think?

-I don't know.

-Five seconds.

-The second one?

-Two seconds.

-Lock it!

-Ten seconds isn't long!

-Who pressed?

-Who pressed?

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-Helen.

-The head of buttons!

-Why did you think

-it was the second one?

-I don't know News Corp.

-The Western Mail in Cardiff

-sounds more plausible.

-You hadn't banked anything.

-You hadn't banked anything.

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-No, not yet.

-This is worth 750.

-The Western Mail

-is based in Cardiff.

-Is that the barefaced lie?

-Where is it?

-The Western Mail

-is based in Cardiff.

-The Daily Telegraph was the lie.

-It's actually owned

-by the Barclay brothers.

-Oh!

-Pity!

-Pity!

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-It is a pity!

-You didn't bank either,

-but you came here with nothing.

-We're going back no worse off.

-Have you had a good time?

-Have you had a good time?

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-Yes, we have.

-You look happy enough,

-and thank you for taking part.

-That's a shame,

-but there's always next time.

-Join us then when more contestants

-will be looking for lies...

-..and hopefully winning 10,000.

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