Episode 10 Decimate

Three players who have met for the first time today are

about to take on this massive Golden Wall.

It's worth a staggering £20,000.

But will they be leaving with big money,

or will the Wall come tumbling down?

DECIMATE.

This is Decimate.

APPLAUSE

Thank you very much and welcome to Decimate.

Let's meet the team hoping to win big money today.

I'm Steven. I'm a student teacher from Preston.

I'm Mo, a lawyer from High Wycombe.

I'm Katie, a retired bank official from Milton Keynes.

APPLAUSE

Steven, Mo, Katie, welcome to Decimate.

-I understand you're retired.

-I am, yes.

So, what do you like doing in your spare time?

-I'm a stage manager at a local theatre.

-Local theatre?

-Yeah.

And so what's the latest production you've done?

Well, we don't do productions.

It's a music venue, but also the comedians come and do

their run-throughs before they go on tour.

-Are you fairly strict as a stage manager?

-I'm very strict.

Are you really? What are the three main rules of a stage manager?

-On time.

-Definitely.

-Do as you're told when I tell you.

-OK.

And leave quickly afterwards.

OK, let's get on with the show, then, very quickly.

Mo, welcome to the show, buddy. What is it you do for a living?

I am a lawyer by trade.

-Aspirations to be a judge?

-Ooh, not at this stage.

-Really?

I'd love to get a bit of practice behind me first,

and, yeah, see where I go from there.

What would you like to do with a share of £20,000?

I had the pleasure of going to Glastonbury this last year,

and I'd love to go and do it in style with a camper van.

-So, I'd love to put a bit of money towards that if possible.

-Nice.

Good luck, my friend. OK, and Steven, how are you, mate?

There's the giant there. How are you, buddy?

So, what is it you do for a living at the moment?

I'm a student teacher. I've had a bit of a career change.

So, I left school at 16 on Friday, started work on Monday in banking.

-Oh, wow.

-So, 25 years at that.

-What about family?

-You got family?

-Yes, I've been married for one year.

Come here, I feel your pain. Are you all right, buddy?

And how is it going? A good year so far?

A hell of a lot better than the first time round.

-Oh, it's your second marriage!

-Yeah.

-Oh, OK.

And what do you like doing in your spare time?

We're big into sci-fi.

-Oh, really? Which sci-fi?

-Doctor Who, Marvel.

-Do you like Doctor Who?

-Yeah.

-Who's your favourite doctor?

-Tom Baker is my generational doctor,

-but I quite like Matt Smith.

-Well, listen, welcome to the show.

Welcome to each and every one of you. Now, here's how the game works.

The Golden Wall right there is worth £20,000,

and it's divided into ten columns worth £2,000 each.

Now, one at a time, you're going to step forward to face ten questions.

That's one per column.

You get a question right, that column is protected and it

will light up beautifully like only this show can do, like this.

And that money will stay in the game.

But should you get a question wrong,

come on, you've seen the show, you know what happens.

-DECIMATE.

-Yes, DECIMATE!

That column is wiped out and that cash, unfortunately,

is lost for good.

So, the idea is to protect as much money as you can

because once all three of you have played,

that is what is going to be at stake at the end game.

-So, team, are we ready to play? ALL:

-Yes!

Right, we need to choose who is going to play Round One.

Now, to help you decide, I'm going to reveal some keywords,

and these are going to appear in the first round of ten questions.

And here they are...

So, having seen those keywords,

which one of you is going to have the gall to step forward

and face the Golden Wall?

Who's it going to be? Talk amongst yourselves, guys.

I'd struggle with those, to be perfectly honest.

-About 50% of them, I would say.

-I'd be less than 50% on those.

-Mine is less than 50.

-So, I'll take one for the team, then?

-Take one for the team.

-I'll take one for the team.

OK, so, Steven, you're going to be first to take on the Golden Wall.

Before you do, it's up to Mo and Katie to give you

as many facts as they can in relation to those keywords.

So, are you ready? Your 20 seconds starts now.

Do you know anything about

Louise Bourgeois and Glenn Frey?

Never heard of either of them.

I know the Battle of the Boyne.

-Battle of the Boyne.

-Magazines.

Simon Mayo's got the radio show

in the afternoon. Monopoly.

-Davis Cup - tennis.

-Yeah, tennis.

The UK won, I've seen.

Monopoly - think about

the colours of the places.

-Ossobuco is veal, isn't it?

-Yes.

Right, guys, your time is up.

Steven, be honest now.

I know you've only just met Mo and Katie. Did that help?

THEY LAUGH

Right, we're going to find out now

as I ask you, Steven, please, to step forward

and for the first time in this game, come and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Now, my friend, you're not completely on your own, OK?

If there's an answer you're not sure about,

you can use the pass back.

That means you pass back the question to your team-mates.

And if they think you've given a wrong answer,

they can buzz in to overrule you and change your answer.

But you only have five overrules and five pass backs

between all three of you over the whole show.

So, Mo, Katie, Steven, make sure you use them wisely, OK?

-Ready to play, Steven?

-Yes.

-Good luck, my friend. Let's play.

Here comes your first question. Column number one, £2,000.

-If you don't get this one, mate...

-It's a kipper.

-Yeah? Are you sure?

-Positive.

-Shall we lock it in?

-Lock it in.

-OK.

To protect £20,000 on our Golden Wall,

are we off to a flying start with a kipper tie?

There's only one way to find out.

Of course it is. Well done, buddy. APPLAUSE

Right, column number two,

question number two to protect another £2,000.

I know it's not Guns 'N' Roses.

And I'm inclined to go for The Eagles.

OK. Let's find out how well you know your rock bands.

Let's lock in The Eagles.

If this is right, you protect another £2,000 in column number two.

Was Glenn Frey the founder member of The Eagles?

Of course he was. APPLAUSE

Course he was. What a sad loss, as well.

Great singer-songwriter.

Right, question number three. We're on a roll now, my friend.

-Sport?

-Football, athletics, yeah. Tennis, no.

-Really?

Could I pass back on this one?

OK, over to Mo and Katie. He's reliant on you guys.

-Pretty, pretty sure I watched this game.

-Yeah?

Andy Murray won it in the final match and I think it was

against David Goffin who is Belgian,

-so I'm inclined to say Belgium.

-What about you, Katie?

-I agree.

We're going to lock in Belgium.

So, is this a wise use of the pass back? We're going to find out.

Is Belgium the correct answer?

Yes, it is. Great start, my friend.

Still £20,000 on the Wall.

Question number four to protect another £2,000.

I know this one. I even know what it's called.

Look at you showing off. All right, what's it called, then?

It's a Mobius strip and it's a number eight.

-You reckon it's number eight?

-Yeah.

Four in a row if it is number eight. We're going to lock in number eight

to protect £20,000 still on our Golden Wall.

Question number four, Steven says eight.

Good stuff, mate. APPLAUSE

We've still got four pass backs and five overrules in the game.

We're coming up to the halfway mark.

Question number five, column number five,

another £2,000 to protect.

I'm going to take a stab at one...

Don't forget, you do have four pass backs.

-..in the hope that maybe there's an override if they know better.

-OK.

And I'm going to go for elephant.

And there's no overrule by your team-mates.

(I don't think they've got a clue.)

THEY LAUGH Another £2,000.

Column number five, elephant.

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

-If you could have another go, what would you say?

-Horse.

Is horse the right answer?

Oh. It's just as well you don't get another go, really, isn't it?

The answer was, in fact, spider. I'm so sorry, mate.

It means we lose column number five. The Wall is now worth £18,000.

Question number six.

-HE SIGHS

-OK, I'm not...

I'm torn between Charles and James.

I think it might be James II

because Charles II was the one around Cromwell time.

I'm going to go with James.

Let's lock in James II. Are we going to get an overrule?

No!

To keep £18,000 in play,

-is James II the correct answer?

-(Come on.)

-Come on.

-Yes, it is!

-Yes!

-APPLAUSE

Well done, Steven. Great game.

We're back on track. Here we go.

You've still got four pass backs, five overrules in the game.

Question number seven, another £2,000.

I do know this one.

It is Vanity Fair.

Why do you know this?

Um, because I'm a geek.

Listen, that's what it's all about.

If you get this one right, we're protecting another £2,000.

-So, you think it's Vanity Fair?

-Yeah.

OK, we're locking in Vanity Fair.

Is that the correct answer?

Column number seven, Vanity Fair.

Yes! Good stuff. APPLAUSE

This is a great first game, Steven. It really is.

Right, we're on a roll now.

Question number eight.

I'd probably go for Rhys Ifans.

Yeah?

Just because of the age of the actor and Simon and Mark.

-So, you're going to lock in Rhys?

-Yeah.

OK, we're locking in Rhys Ifans.

If this is right, we protect column number eight, and another £2,000.

If it's wrong...

you know what's going to happen.

Column number eight.

Is that the correct answer?

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

Oh! I'll be surprised if it's Eddie Redmayne,

-cos he's kind of...

-A young actor.

And he's kind of new to the game, really.

But we'll find out now.

Is Jason Isaacs the answer we're looking for?

Sadly, you got that one wrong. The Wall is now worth £16,000.

But don't be disheartened, it's still a lot of money, OK,

as we move on to your penultimate question to protect another £2,000.

Question number nine.

Veal.

-Mo, Katie, you happy with veal?

-Happy with veal.

-OK.

We're going to lock in veal.

If this is right, we're still playing for 16,000 on that Wall -

only if it's right.

Column number nine.

That's the one.

Good stuff.

Your last and final question to bring £16,000 into Round Two.

And you've got a big smile on your face, my friend.

Here are your options...

It's the iron.

-Are you sure?

-I am sure, yes.

You reckon it's an iron? We're going to lock in iron.

If that's right, it's been a fantastic round.

We're still going to be playing for £16,000 in Round Two,

only if this is right.

Please go golden, column number ten.

Great stuff. APPLAUSE

-Well done.

-Cheers.

-Great!

Big round of applause, well done.

Good stuff.

We've got £16,000 still on the Wall. That's a lot of money.

We're going to take that and spread it evenly across ten new columns.

Ah, look at that! And it's going to look beautiful like this...

There it is right there.

£16,000 on the Wall.

And each column is now worth £1,600.

So, who's going to play next? Is it going to be Mo or Katie?

Before you decide, here are those crucial keywords.

They are...

So, who do you think is going to be your best player for this round?

OK, Mo or Katie? What do you think?

-I don't mind. I'd be happy going forward.

-Go on, then.

-All right?

-OK, that's fine, yeah.

-Is it going to be you, Mo?

-Yeah, I think so.

Before you step forward, it's up to Steven and Katie to give

you as much information regarding these keywords as possible.

You're only going to get 20 seconds. Your time starts now.

So, Camberwell Beauty and William Tell?

-Camberwell Beauty's a butterfly.

-Butterfly.

-William Tell is the Swiss...

-The Swiss archer.

-Swiss archer?

-Yeah.

-Shot an apple off his son's head.

William Tell Overture, as well.

Interpol is based in...

Where's Interpol based? Paris?

Or is it Belgium?

-They're...an international police organisation.

-Yeah.

Right, your time is up.

-So, Mo, you ready, my friend?

-Think so.

It's time to step forward and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

-Big boots to fill. Steven...

-Steven had a great round.

Left us in a good position. Hopefully, I can follow that.

A reminder - you have four pass backs and five overrules in play.

£16,000 on that Golden Wall.

Here comes your first question.

-I'm pretty sure I know this.

-Yeah?

I'm pretty certain it's Richter.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-Should we lock it in?

-Yes, please.

We're going to lock in Richter to light up column number one,

to protect £1,600, to get Mo on his journey across the Golden Wall.

Is Richter the correct answer?

Yes, it is.

Right, great start to the game. Question number two.

I'm going to say he was a Swiss archer,

so I'm going to lock in Switzerland...

-Switzerland?

-..and see if they overrule me.

Let's lock in Switzerland.

They are not overruling you.

If this is right, we're going to protect £1,600 in column number two.

William Tell is the national hero of Switzerland?

Yes, well done. APPLAUSE

Good stuff, Mo.

-You did mention it, didn't you?

-We did.

-Yes.

Well done. Good teamwork here.

Right, column number three. We've still got 16,000,

four pass backs, five overrules in the game.

Because she's got a royal birthday and an actual birthday.

-That's right.

-I'd quite like to have that.

My kids, every day's a birthday for them. Drives me mental.

I'm going to say July, cos I was thinking about it before it came up.

And if I'm overruled, I'm overruled, but I'm...

I'm happy with locking that in.

OK. You're going to say July.

BUZZER And we've got an overrule,

the first of the game. Katie, you overruled.

I think it's April. I think she was born in April

and the official birthday is then in June.

We've overruled. We think it's April,

so we're going to change Mo's answer from July to April.

If that's the correct answer, that is a wonderful use of the overrule,

and great teamwork.

If it's wrong, I'm afraid we're going to lose column number three

and £1,600.

Was Katie right to overrule?

Column number three.

Yes, you were! Well done, sweetheart.

APPLAUSE Great stuff. Good teamwork.

Look at that - three in a row. Still got £16,000 on the Wall.

Onwards and upwards. Question number four.

-What you like on your football, Mo?

-I'm pretty hot on my football.

-I'm not very good at it, but I...

-Cos Steven's eyes are burning into

the back of your head right now. MO LAUGHS

I'm pretty sure he was in charge of Greece.

We're going to lock in Greece.

-They're not overruling.

-No.

Is Greece the correct answer?

Yes, it is. Good stuff, mate. Well done, pal.

Now, we're reaching the halfway mark.

Still got four pass backs and four overrules.

Here comes question number five.

I have absolutely no idea on this one.

I'll just remind you, you've got four pass backs and four overrules.

You're in a great position.

-I've heard of Interpol.

-Yeah.

-I know what it is.

I'd would probably have gone with...

with Marseille. Yeah, I'm going to lock in Marseille.

To protect column number five, to keep in play £16,000...

..is Marseilles the correct answer?

DECIMATE.

You know what, I thought you were right.

-Guys?

-We had no idea. It would have been a one-in-three choice.

-I think it might have been Lyon...

-Oh, don't start that now, Katie!

-Not sure, not sure!

-You had a chance.

-I blew it, OK.

Right, the answer we were looking for was, in fact...

Aw, Katie!

-I wasn't sure enough to press the buzzer.

-Not to worry.

Unfortunately, we've lost column number five,

which means the Wall is now worth -

still a staggering amount of money - 14,400.

Question number six.

I have a feeling...

I don't think The Departed was him.

I'm going to pass this back,

cos I have a feeling my two colleagues might have seen it

and they might have a better idea about what it might be.

Great teamwork. Let's find out if it's going to pay off.

We're passing back to Steven and Katie.

Martin Scorsese won his first Best Director Oscar for which film -

The Departed, Gangs Of New York or Raging Bull? And the answer is?

Raging Bull.

OK, let's lock in Raging Bull. Mo's used one of his pass backs.

Was it a wise choice?

To light up column number six, to protect £14,400,

is Raging Bull the correct answer?

DECIMATE.

I thought it was Raging Bull.

But I think De Niro won the Oscar for that, I think.

So, what did Martin Scorsese win, then?

-It was The Departed! Jack Nicholson.

-Wouldn't have known that.

So, sadly, we've lost column number six.

The Wall is now worth - still a lot of money - £12,800.

-Let's not get three turkeys in a row, Mo.

-No, no, no.

Come on, we can do this.

You've got three pass backs, four overrules still left in the game.

Here comes question number seven.

I have a feeling I know what this is.

I don't think...

I'm just thinking in my head,

and I've never heard of an Austrian dollar, Austrian schilling.

I thought it was mark before it came up, actually.

-I'm happy locking that in.

-We're going to lock in which one?

-Mark.

-BUZZER

Oh, straightaway. I could see Steven's hand wavering

as you were trying to make a decision.

-Steven, what have you got to say for yourself?

-It's the schilling.

-He's dead adamant there. You sure?

-Two ex-bankers.

-Yeah.

Of course!

OK, so, we've changed Mo's answer from mark to schilling.

We're going to lock in schilling. If that's right, we're back on course.

We're going to light up column number seven to protect £12,800,

only if the two ex-bankers are right.

Are they right?

Of course they are! APPLAUSE

How embarrassing would that have been if that was wrong?

Right, we're back on track, Mo. You've got three pass backs,

three overrules still in the game. £12,800 on the Wall.

Here comes question number eight.

Why are you laughing?

I think we had this in the little brief before I stepped forward,

so I'm pretty confident I know what this is already.

Right, here are your options...

A Camberwell Beauty is a...?

A butterfly.

-Yeah?

-Yeah. Pretty sure. Pretty sure.

Mo reckons it's a butterfly.

To protect column number eight, is he right?

APPLAUSE Yes, he knows his butterflies!

Right, still protecting £12,800 on the Wall.

Your penultimate question, Mo.

Three pass backs, three overrules still in the game.

Here it comes.

I... We use PDFs a lot at work.

The idea of a PDF, I think, is that the majority of the data on

the form is static, and you can't change it,

aside from a specific number of things that they ask you to input.

-So, I'm pretty sure...

-I'm starting to fall asleep now, Mo.

I'm pretty certain that it's a protected data format, PDF.

And if my colleagues want to overrule me, go ahead, but I'm sure.

We're going to lock in protected data.

-I'm going to feel so stupid if that's wrong now.

-Yeah.

I thought it was portable document.

Don't put things into my head!

Want to have a little wager on it? I'm kidding, I'm kidding!

Right, this is your money you're playing for, your team.

If this is right, we protect £1,600 in column number nine.

You think it's protected data.

Is it the right answer?

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

If I'm right, I'm going to get so smug.

Is it portable document?

Aw!

-HE HUMS VICTORY MUSIC

-All right, Shane.

I win! £1,600!

Well, unfortunately, we lose column number nine.

We lose £1,600.

We're still now playing for £11,200.

Great position. Three pass backs, three overrules still in the game.

Here comes question number ten.

Heard of the Dark & Stormy cocktail?

I have. I used to work in a bar. I used to taste them.

-Come on, we've got this!

-I'm pretty sure I know what it is, yeah.

Let's keep 11,200 on the Wall for Katie to play.

Your options are...

I...

haven't made one for a long time,

but I'm pretty sure that the answer's ginger beer.

-Bit of ginger beer?

-Yeah.

OK, we're going to lock in ginger beer

to bring £11,200 -

it's a lot of money - into round three.

If ginger beer is correct, it's a great end to your game, my friend.

Let's light up column number ten, ginger beer.

-APPLAUSE

-Yes.

-Yes! Well done, my friend.

Give him a big round of applause. Go and join your team-mates.

APPLAUSE

-Good stuff. He played well then, didn't he, eh?

-He did.

Now, we've managed to keep £11,200 on the Golden Wall.

Well done, Mo. As before, we're going to take that up,

divvy it up into ten new columns,

and it's now going to look like this.

There it is right there.

£11,200. Each column is now worth 1,120.

Katie... HE GASPS

..you're last up.

Remember, sweetheart, the more columns you can keep in play,

-the more we're going to take through to the end game.

-I'll do my best.

Now, as usual, your team-mates will have 20 seconds to brief you

-on your keywords. Shall we have a look at them?

-Yes, please.

Here we go, here come your keywords.

They are...

-Erm, yeah, not too bad.

-OK, 20 seconds.

Briefing starts now.

So, virtual currency, look out for Bitcoin

-and PayPal.

-Yeah.

-And Hozier?

-Hozier's an acoustic artist.

I can't remember his name off the top of my head.

He's got a song called Take Me To Church.

And peerage, obviously,

Theresa May's not interfering

with any of those that Cameron's decided.

Metacarpal - are they hands or feet?

Your feet. They're what David Beckham...

Ah, time is up. Time is up.

Katie, did that help at all?

-Yes, a bit.

-Come, step forward, and face our Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

I'm with you on this, all right, girl? Don't you worry.

-I've got your back, OK?

-Yeah.

-Don't you worry about a thing,

all right? Good luck, you're going to be great. I just want to

remind you, OK, you've got three pass backs and three overrules.

-I'm going to use them!

-You're in a great position.

Well, use them all you want. You're the last player now, OK?

So, get them all out the way.

First question - we're going to light it up - it's worth £1,120.

Here it comes.

Well, I know this one,

cos I love anything to do with the internet.

But also I had some help from one of the boys, and it's a Bitcoin.

-The boys are nodding.

-Are they? Good.

We've locked it in.

To start your journey across the Golden Wall,

column number one, Bitcoin.

There it is! APPLAUSE

Once again, great teamwork. Question number two.

Three pass backs, three overrules still in the game.

-Are you picturing the flag?

-I am. I'm picturing it, and...

A yellow cross...

on a blue background.

-I think it's a blue background.

-Shall we lock in blue?

-Yeah, lock in blue.

-OK, we're going to lock in blue

to light up column number two for £1,120.

There it is! APPLAUSE

Right, let's see if we can get three in a row. Question number three.

-One of the boys mentioned this in the little chat.

-OK.

He mentioned Take Me To Church,

so I'm going to lock in Take Me To Church.

We're going to lock in Take Me To Church.

To protect another £1,120, is it the right answer?

Yes, it is. APPLAUSE

-It was Mo, yeah.

-Well done, Mo. Great teamwork.

-Cheers.

Great teamwork. Right, look at this.

Three in a row. We've still got 11,200 on the Wall.

Here comes question number four, three pass backs,

three overrules still in play.

Well, seeing as the Duke of Edinburgh is the Queen's husband,

I would suggest he had the highest rank, so I would say duke.

Let lock in duke. She's fairly confident.

If this is right, column number four.

Yes, it is. APPLAUSE

Boys, this is how you play the game!

Look at that, still got three pass backs and three overrules in play.

Question number five.

I know them all, but I can't think which one Brick is in.

I don't know, but I'm going to say Cat On A Hot Tin Roof,

and hope that one of the boys knows if I'm wrong.

So, I'll lock that in.

OK, we're going to lock in Cat On A Hot Tin Roof.

-There's no overrules.

-Ooh, it's all down to me.

-Yeah.

To light up column number five, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof.

-Yes!

-Yes!

-APPLAUSE

Well done! Well done, girl!

I thought it was something totally different.

Right, look at that, five in a row.

Still got 11,200 to play for.

Three pass backs, three overrules.

Here comes question number six.

Ooh!

-I think it was Margaret Beckett.

-Yeah?

-I think it was Margaret Beckett, but I don't know.

-Back in 1994?

-Yeah.

-Do you want to lock it in?

-Yeah, lock it in.

We're going to lock in Margaret Beckett.

-To keep a clean slate, this would be great, wouldn't it?

-Wouldn't it?

Column number six, we're looking for Margaret Beckett.

Yes! APPLAUSE

Good stuff!

Right, question number seven.

Still three pass backs and three overrules to play.

Here it is.

Erm, let's have a look.

No, I'm not going to guess. I'm going to pass back.

We're going to pass back, going to use your pass back.

I know, Steven, you're a big sci-fi geek like myself.

I think it's Batman.

-Really?!

-Yeah.

Don't look so smug when you say that.

-I'm going to look silly if it's wrong.

-Yeah!

I thought Krypton was near Battersea.

OK.

You've used a pass back.

To light up column number seven, Batman.

Yes! APPLAUSE

Good stuff. Well done, Steven.

This is great teamwork, by the way. Excellent teamwork.

Still 11,200 on the Wall.

To take that into the end game would be marvellous.

Only three questions to go.

Here comes question number eight, Katie.

-Do you know your Spanish painters?

-I do, yeah.

And my first thought before the answers came up was Velazquez,

but I'm not absolutely certain.

Erm...

I'll stick with Velazquez cos I think that's who it is.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-We're going to lock in Velazquez.

To light up column number eight,

the boys behind have got their fingers crossed.

To protect £11,200,

come on, column number eight.

Yes! APPLAUSE

-I'm cooking on gas today!

-Look at this!

You couldn't come and do every show for me, could you, love?

Right.

Two pass backs, three overrules.

Your penultimate question.

Question number nine.

Well, again, thanks to Steven, it's not the spine,

it's not the hands cos they're the metatarsals,

so I'm going to lock in the feet.

BUZZER Oh, and it's an overrule

by Mo and Steven!

I thought, listen... I thought you were right, Katie,

but they think differently.

-We think I sent you down the wrong route.

-Did you? So it's your fault?

OK.

I know footballers get metatarsal injuries on their toes,

and that's why I think it's probably the metacarpal on the hands.

And we were thinking of carpal tunnel...

-Ah, carpal tunnel syndrome.

-Yeah.

-So, I think we should change the answer to hands and go for that.

-OK.

Katie said feet, but we have an overrule from Steven and Mo.

They think it's in the hands.

To keep 11,200 on the Wall,

were they right to overrule?

Yes! APPLAUSE

Good stuff. Well done, boys.

Right.

End a wonderful round to bring 11,200 into the end game, Katie.

You only have two pass backs and two overrules.

Come on, got to get this one right. Question number ten.

-You ever played Pac-Man?

-Never. Never.

I've seen it. My grandchildren have played it.

-And I really don't know, so I'm going to pass back.

-OK.

Cos I really don't know, I have no idea.

Steve and Mo, which river in Scotland shares its name with

a ghost in Pac-Man - Clyde, Don or Dee?

-Clyde.

-I think we're pretty sure it's Clyde.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

I've played it a few times. Bit of an old-school game, to be honest.

-But, yeah, I'm pretty confident with Clyde.

-Bit old-school(!)

SHANE SIGHS We're going to lock in Clyde.

If this is right, the end game is worth £11,200.

Is Clyde the right answer

to light up column number ten?

Yes! APPLAUSE

Well done, darling.

Go and join your team.

APPLAUSE

-The lady did well, didn't she, eh?

-She set the benchmark, definitely.

Good stuff. Listen, I've got to say, hand on my heart, as a team,

you've played incredible.

Now it's the big moment.

The chance to win that £11,200.

Now, here's how it works.

You must work your way across the Wall one last time,

lighting up all ten columns.

But now, you'll just have two minutes to do it.

You'll get three chances to light up each column.

Of course, the more questions you need,

the more time we're going to use up.

Should you get all three questions wrong,

that column and the cash is lost.

We'll have to rebuild the Wall,

and a team-mate will take over from where you left off.

Now, if, as a team, you fail to light up all ten columns,

sadly, you're going to leave with nothing.

We don't want to do that. Come on.

We don't want to do that!

So, before we decide who's going to play, here are your ten keywords.

They are...

All right, we've got a big decision -

who is going to face the Wall first?

-Same...?

-Same order as before?

-Same order?

-Yeah.

-I'll go first, if you want?

-Yeah.

-I'll go first.

-All right, Steven.

The responsibility's fallen to you.

So, please join me in the end game and face the final Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Right, this is what we've been playing for, my friend. Here we go.

We light up all ten columns within the time,

you and your team will be leaving with £11,200.

Let's put two minutes on the clock.

That time will start

when I finish reading the first question.

-Ready to play, Steven?

-Yes.

Good luck, my friend.

Apollo.

In December 1972, what was the number

of the final manned Apollo mission to the moon?

-13.

-No, 17.

In Greek mythology, who was the father of the god Apollo?

-Zeus.

-Correct. Ramsay.

In which decade did Ramsay MacDonald become

the first Labour Prime Minister?

-Erm... Pass.

-1920s.

Gordon Ramsay Plane Food was a restaurant

opened at which airport in March 2008?

-Heathrow.

-Correct. Theft.

In the video game Grand Theft Auto,

Vice City is based on which American city?

-Las Vegas.

-No, Miami.

The theft of which Derby-winning racehorse

took place on the 8th of February 1983?

-Shergar.

-Correct. Donald Trump.

What is the first name of Donald Trump's eldest daughter?

Melinda?

No, Ivanka.

Between 2004 and 2015,

Donald Trump was the host of which US reality show?

-The Apprentice.

-Correct. Pink.

Which English cartoonist is known for his

collaborations with the band Pink Floyd?

-Scarfe.

-Correct. Bruce.

At the Battle of Bannockburn,

Robert the Bruce defeated which English king?

Edward I.

No, Edward II.

Who was the presenter of Antiques Roadshow

immediately before Fiona Bruce?

-Hugh Scully.

-No, Michael Aspel.

In which series of films did Bruce Willis star

as NYPD cop John McClane?

-Die Hard.

-Correct. Puzzle.

How many individual squares are there

in a normal-size sudoku puzzle?

-32.

-81.

What type of puzzle first appeared

in the New York World newspaper in 1913?

-Crossword.

-Correct. Bacon.

In which city was the artist Francis Bacon born?

-Rotterdam.

-No, Dublin.

In which 1984 film does Kevin Bacon play

a rebellious teenager with a passion for dancing?

-Footloose.

-Correct. Kenya.

What was the surname of both

the first and fourth president of Kenya?

-Jonathan.

-Kenyatta.

Along with English,

what is the other official language of Kenya?

-Afrikaans.

-Swahili.

Bordering Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, Africa's largest

lake is named after which English Queen?

-Victoria.

-Correct. Major.

Major Major is a fictional character

in which 1960s novel?

-Pass.

-Catch-22.

Which Yorkshireman succeeded John Major

as Conservative leader in 1997?

-William Hague.

-Correct.

Yes, you've done it! APPLAUSE

Whoa!

With four seconds to go!

Oh, come here, mate. Come round here.

What a great game. You played wonderful with your team.

Haven't they been brilliant, everybody?

APPLAUSE You are taking home

£11,200. Brilliant. Well done.

Thanks, Katie. You've been a great sport, darling.

Cheers, Mo. What a great team.

Now, I hope you'll all go home and celebrate together.

-Yeah, definitely.

-Stay friends? Good.

Join me tomorrow to see if another team

can take home a huge cash prize, just like these guys here,

or whether they'll be decimated.

From all of us here to all of you, take care, everybody, bye-bye.

APPLAUSE

DECIMATE.