Episode 14 Decimate

The Wall behind me is worth a thrilling £20,000.

The question is, can a team of strangers hang on to it or

will they go home having lost the lot?

DECIMATE!

This is Decimate.

DECIMATE!

APPLAUSE

Thank you very much and welcome to Decimate.

Let's meet this wonderful team, hoping to win big money today.

I'm Ricky, a brand partnerships manager from London.

I'm Gavin, a digital marketing manager from Yorkshire.

I'm Martina, a photographer from Dublin.

Welcome to the show, guys. APPLAUSE

-Martina.

-Hello.

-How are you, my love? Welcome to the show.

-I'm good.

-Where's your lovely accent from?

-Originally from Dublin.

-What part?

From the north side. I have lived in Plymouth for 30 years.

OK, so when you're not taking pictures, what do you like doing?

Well, I take the dog for walks on the moors and I like to play darts.

-Yeah? Are you any good?

-I'd like to think so, but not really.

Are you competitive?

Kind of. Not always.

It's more about actually meeting the girls and having a good night out.

Fingers crossed, what would you do with a share of £20,000?

I might like to actually see if I could get to New Zealand to

-watch the Lions play next year.

-Oh, you like rugby, do you?

-I do.

-Oh, OK. Welcome to the show, my love.

-Thank you.

-I wish you the best of luck. Gavin.

-Hi.

-How are you, buddy?

-Marketing manager for whom?

-For myself at the moment.

-Oh, OK.

Just starting up my small company. It's going all right.

-What is it you do?

-Digital marketing.

-Oh, right.

So, helping people do things on the internet that they want to do.

Now, I hear you're really into quizzes. Is that right?

-I do enjoy a quiz. I have presented the odd pub quiz in my time.

-OK.

I enjoy it.

Listen, your wedding - didn't you have a quiz at your wedding?

-Yeah, we did. My best man ran a quiz at my wedding, yeah.

-Why?

-What was all that about?

-Well, he knows what I like.

It was a sort of wedding themed quiz and I think my dad was

pretty competitive and I don't know if he won.

-He was certainly trying to win.

-Wonderful.

Welcome to the show, Gavin. I hope you have a good time.

-Ricky!

-Shane, how are we?

-What is it you do?

I'm a brand partnerships manager for a music agency who operate

-music festivals.

-Oh, OK. So you're into music?

-Yes.

OK, what sort of music are you into?

-More rock and roll. '80s, '90s.

-Oh, right.

-But I have to be up with all the pop charts these days.

-Yeah, of course.

What do you like doing in your spare time?

Other than going to gigs and festivals a lot,

my girlfriend and I do a lot of travelling.

Originally from New Zealand, so living in London the last

five years, it's very handy to pop over to Europe when we can.

Of course.

Well, listen, welcome to the show. Now, here's how the show works.

The Golden Wall right here is worth £20,000.

It's divided in to 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 will light up beautifully like this...

..and the money will stay in the game.

But, should we get a question wrong,

then the man with the deep voice goes like this...

DECIMATE!

Gavin, don't look so frightened, OK?

The column is wiped out and unfortunately,

we lose that cash for good.

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

all three of you have played,

that is going to be what is at stake in our end game.

So, Ricky, Gavin, Martina, are you ready to play Decimate?

-As I'll ever be.

-Yeah.

-We need to choose who is going to play round one and to help

you decide, I'm go to reveal some key words and these are going

to appear in the first round of ten questions.

So, here are your key words.

They are:

So, having seen those key words, one of you is going to step forward and face the Golden Wall.

Who is it going to be? Decide between yourselves, guys.

-None of those really jump out at me.

-One or two, I know.

I have a feeling this is a good round for you, really.

Do you think so?

OK, I'm not that confident!

I think you'll be good at this one.

-OK, give it a go.

-Are you happy to step up, Martina?

-As I'll ever be, yeah.

Right, you're going to be first to take on the Golden Wall but, before you do, Ricky, Gavin,

we're going to give you 20 seconds to try and help Martina with

as much information regarding these key words as possible.

Use it wisely. As much information, starting now.

-OK, the Incas are from Peru.

-Yes.

-Not Mexico.

Highlander is Scotland or a team in New Zealand rugby as well.

-OK, also there's a TV series.

-E=MC2 is Einstein.

The Seven Hills are in Rome.

Neil Kinnock, the Labour Party. European. Calcutta Cup? Scotland.

-Scotland, rugby.

-England, yeah, I know that one.

-Ross Kemp.

-Right. Time's up, guys.

-OK.

-Hold on. Martina, was that any help at all?

We'll see. Hopefully.

We're going to find out if any of that was useful,

as I ask you to step forward and face the Golden Wall.

-APPLAUSE

-Good luck.

-Thank you.

Come on, my love.

-OK.

-Now, Martina, you're not completely on your own, OK, my love?

Cos if there's an answer you're not sure about,

you can pass back the question to your team-mates.

But if they think at any time you've given a wrong answer,

they can buzz in to overrule and change your answer.

You only have five overrules and five pass-backs between all

three of you over the whole show.

So, we've got to make sure we use them wisely.

-OK.

-So, are you ready to play, Martina?

-Yep.

-Good luck, my love.

-Thank you.

-Here we go.

Here comes your very first question to protect £2,000 in column number one.

Was it...?

Well, our little discussion helped because Rome was discussed and I

know there are seven hills in Rome, so for that I will go for Rome.

We're going to lock in Rome.

If that's right, we're going to protect £2,000 in column number one.

Good start to the game.

Gavin, I think that was you that reminded Martina about that?

-Well done.

-It was.

Right, we've protected column number one.

Onwards and upwards. Question two.

What's your politics like, Martina?

Not great. But...

I'm trying to think, um...

Callaghan, I think, is too far back, as is Foot.

So by process of elimination, I would go for John Smith.

-Shall we lock in John Smith?

-Yes.

-OK. We're locking in John Smith.

BUZZER

But we've got an overrule from Ricky and Gavin.

They think differently.

What you thinking, fellas?

Yeah, Michael Foot,

-I think John Smith came after Kinnock.

-After.

-And I think Callaghan was too early.

-OK.

So we're going to change it from John Smith to Michael Foot,

to light up column number two.

Were they right to overrule Martina?

-Yes, they were!

-Oh, thank you!

-Good teamwork.

Now, you have five pass-backs and four overrules.

To protect another £2,000, here comes question number three.

Oh, my goodness. Right.

Um... I'm not sure that it's worth passing this back.

I'm thinking because of the history and the battles between

the Scots and the English that it might be swords?

I think I'll go for swords.

-Yes?

-Yes.

-We're going to lock in swords.

BUZZER

And yet another overrule?

Gavin, Ricky?

Yeah, we both think it's rupees.

Yeah?

I think it was the membership funds from a rugby club in Calcutta

that disbanded, and they used their rupees to make a cup.

Melted the silver rupees down.

Right, we're changing swords to rupees,

to stay on track to light up column number three,

this is to protect £2,000.

Once again, were they right to overrule?

Yes.

Well played, team. Well played. Remember, it's a team game...

Sorry, guys.

No, no, that's what it's all about. That's what the rules are there for.

OK? It's a great game. £20,000 still on the Wall.

Five pass-backs, three overrules.

Here comes question number four.

-Well, thankfully I know this one.

-Do you?

-It was back in my day. So Spandau Ballet.

-You reckon?

-Yes.

OK, we're going to lock in Spandau Ballet.

If it's right, we're going to go, "Gold!"

THEY LAUGH

Right. Spandau Ballet.

Is it the right answer?

Please, let's go, "Gold!"

Well done! One column to the halfway mark, we're in a great position.

We have not lost a column.

Let's try not to lose one, OK?

Question number five.

Wow.

You know all of them, don't you(?)

Yeah, absolutely(!)

I have a sense that it might Cortes,

but I'm not confident enough.

I think I'm going to pass this back.

-You're going to pass it back?

-Yes.

Right. Ricky, Gavin.

We're split, but we both were leaning towards Cortes as well.

Cortes was definitely part of that kind of thing.

The other two might not be.

I'd kick myself if we said something else, I think.

Yes. I'm going to go with the team.

OK. It's locked in.

If it's right, halfway mark,

we're still going to be playing for £20,000.

Column number five.

DECIMATE!

Oh!

The answer we were looking for was...

-..Francisco Pizarro.

-Never heard of him.

-Not to worry.

Come on, still in a great position. We've only lost one column.

The Wall is now worth £18,000.

Here comes question number six, to protect another £2,000.

Oh, my lord, I have no idea.

-I'm going to guess, I think.

-OK.

And...by merit that it's a royal ship,

I'll go for the Royal Shallop.

-OK, we're going to lock in the Royal Shallop.

-I have no idea.

And there is no overrule from your team-mates.

Is Royal Shallop the correct answer?

DECIMATE!

Oh, Martina!

SHE SIGHS

The correct answer is...

..The Spirit Of Chartwell. Never mind.

On the Wall, now, there's £16,000.

We have three overrules and four pass-backs.

-Come on, let's get back on track.

-OK.

-Question number seven.

Oh, God.

-This is just a bad round for me.

-You seen the film?

-I...

I could tell you who was in it, but...

I'll kind of rule out Macbeth, because it's Shakespeare.

But from the other two...

I'm going to guess, I think...

I don't know if that's what I should be doing, but...

I'll go for MacLeod.

OK. We're going to lock in Clan MacLeod.

Does Connor belong to that clan in the film Highlander?

To light up column number seven.

Yes! Well done.

Right. Now, let's get back on track.

-Still got 16,000 on the Wall.

-Right.

Question number eight, to protect another £2,000.

Oh, God.

OK.

OK. Let's go through this.

I think D is two, E is one, C is three...

That's six, seven... M, that's 11...

The remaining are ones.

So that's 12, 13...,

Oh. That didn't make sense.

Oh, it's going to be a long show, isn't it, eh?

Oh, I know, right?

-OK, hang on.

-Are we counting on our fingers here, boys?

So, one, two, three... So maybe M is a three...

So, one, two, three...

-What do you reckon, Martina?

-13. I think it's 13.

-Think it's 13?

-Yes.

-Shall we lock it in?

-Yes, please.

OK, we're going to lock in 13.

If this is right, we're going to keep 16,000 in play.

13.

It's correct! Well played.

All you scrabble players at home, remember that, OK?

Right, penultimate question.

We have three overrules, four pass-backs still in play.

Column number nine, here it comes.

Oh, God, I'm glad that came up.

I don't think I be able to go home if I got this wrong.

-It's C, Eddystone.

-You sure?

-Oh, pretty sure.

-Oh, yeah?

I've been to the Eddystone Inn,

-and it looks out.

-Oh, right?

-Yes, so...

So let's lock in Eddystone.

Is that correct answer?

Yes, it is!

Come on, this is a great round.

We can finish now and go into round two with £16,000.

-It's a wonderful round.

-Fingers crossed.

Question number ten, to protect another £2,000.

I should know this, but I'm going to have to pass it back.

-Going to pass it back?

-Yes.

Passing it back to Ricky and Gavin.

We need your help here, guys.

We want to bring 16,000 to round two.

It's energy equals mass multiplied by...

-The speed of light.

-Yes.

Speed of light?

We're locking in the speed of light.

To light up column number ten,

and bring £16,000 into round two,

Was Martina right to pass back?

Yes, she was!

Well done, sweetheart.

Good game!

Now you've got to go and join your team-mates.

You played a wonderful game.

I'm sorry, guys.

Don't you be apologising, Martina! Look, that is a great round!

We only lost two columns, OK?

£16,000. That's a lot of money.

Now, we're going to take that

and spread it evenly across ten new columns.

And it's now going to look like this.

There we go.

16,000, right there.

Each column is now worth £1,600.

But who's going to play next?

Is it going to be Ricky or Gavin?

But before you decide,

here are those crucial keywords to help you make up your mind.

And they are...

Right, who's the best player for this round, then?

I think there's a couple of music ones,

and film in there, potentially.

-I think that this is looking like you.

-OK.

-Ricky?

-I'll take it.

-OK.

-Yeah?

-Let's do it.

-Good.

-Right.

We're going to give you 20 seconds.

Please give Ricky as much help as possible.

Your briefing starts now.

What's a Christmas special?

It's... Who does that?

A TV show kind of thing. It varies, different Christmas specials.

Jeffrey Archer was a Tory MP.

And an author. Cain And Abel.

Cupid's bow is to do with lips.

The shape of lips.

Midday stands for...

-Is it apres-midi and post meridiem, or something?

-Yeah.

Decembrist Uprising, I can't remember where that was.

Memphis Belle, Harry Connick Jr's in that movie.

Right, time is up!

Ricky, any of that help?

Yeah, we'll see if it sunk in.

OK, we're going to find out if it sunk in

as I ask you to step forward and face the Golden Wall.

Right, a little, quick reminder, Ricky,

we have three pass-backs and three overrules in the game.

So to protect column number one,

£1,600, here comes your first question.

Was it...?

Hmm.

An inkling towards Miranda, because I think in one

of her last Christmas specials, she finally does make it to the altar.

I'll lock in Miranda and hope that these guys know.

OK. We're going to lock in Miranda.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

Is Miranda the right answer?

DECIMATE!

Oh. The answer we're looking for is in fact...

Doctor Who.

Anyway, we've lost column number one.

The Wall is now still worth a lot of money, £14,400.

Here comes question number two to protect £1,600.

Was it...?

I'm not too up with my ancient composers. Johan Mahler?

Gustav Mahler? Franz Mahler?

I'm not sure if the guys would know.

I think the most Austrian name in other composers,

let's go for Gustav Mahler.

OK. We're going to lock in Gustav.

Is it the right answer?

Yes!

Well played, mate.

-Right...

-We're on the board.

-We're on track now.

Question number three.

Was it...?

Mike Myers, I remember something about his parents being Scottish.

Now, whether that means he was born here or not, not sure.

Kiefer Sutherland, don't know much about.

Something in the back of my mind is telling me Sigourney Weaver.

But I'm going to go with the gut on Mike Myers because of his

Scottish heritage and hope that's correct.

-OK, let's lock in Mike Myers.

-Come on.

Column number three, is it Mike Myers?

DECIMATE!

Ricky, I'm going to be honest with you, mate, hand on my heart,

I thought that was right.

The answer we were looking for is, in fact...

-Kiefer Sutherland.

-Well, I wasn't going to go for that anyway, so...

-OK.

-You learn something new.

-Yes.

-So, we've lost column number three.

-Right.

The Wall is now worth £12,800.

We have three overrules and three pass-backs. Don't be disheartened.

We've still got a long way to go.

We're going to pull it back right now.

Question number four.

Is it...?

Decathlon - not a sport that I participated in, Shane.

I think triple jump is and discus,

but I know Gav behind me is a bit of a sports whiz,

so I might pass this back to Gav and hope that they know the answer.

You're going to go for a pass-back.

Right, we're using up one of our pass-backs here.

Gavin, Ricky is relying on you.

I think they do. They try and mix it up a bit.

There's a sprint, they do the hurdles,

I think they do a throwing event,

I think they do a couple of jumping events -

high jump and long jump - I don't think they do the triple jump.

-So I would say not part of the decathlon is the triple jump.

-OK.

-Are you happy with that.

-Yeah.

-OK, we're going to lock in triple jump.

If this is right, we've used up a pass-back to get back on track

to light up column number four.

Oh, good use of the pass-back. Well done, Ricky.

Now, coming up to the halfway mark.

Question number five to protect another £1,600.

Is it...?

Well, in our earlier briefing, Martina did help me out here.

She said it was the lip.

-Let's lock in lip.

-OK, we're going to lock in lip.

Is lip the correct answer to take us halfway across the Golden Wall?

Yes, it is.

Good stuff.

Come on. Second half of the Wall now. Here comes your next question.

Is it...?

Em, little donkey, just because it potentially has two,

I'm thinking enchilada. I've never heard of calling a taco a donkey.

I'm going to go for enchilada and if these guys

have any cuisine expertise behind me, they might override.

We're going to find out as we lock in enchilada.

BUZZER SOUNDS

And it's an overrule straightaway from Martina and Gavin,

they think differently. What are you thinking, guys?

-Well, -ito always means small in Spanish. "Burro" is a donkey.

-Nice.

Nice, nice. Like what you're doing there, Gavin.

His knowledge, that's fine with me.

Changing enchilada to burrito.

Were they right to overrule?

Yes, they were.

-Nice.

-Nice one.

Now, four questions to go.

Two pass-backs, two overrules,

bearing in mind we've got another round to play after, OK?

Here we go, question number seven.

Is it...?

Lima is in Peru, so I wouldn't think of that

as the same time zone.

I'm going to go for Lagos.

We're locking in Lagos. There's no overrules from your team-mates.

Maybe they think you're right,

or maybe they're not so sure themselves.

But, to light up column number seven, is Lagos the right answer?

Yes, it is.

Well played.

Right, question number eight to protect another £1,600.

Here it is.

Was it...?

Now we talked about this as a team,

but none of us could remember in the briefing.

December 1825.

I think I'm going to go with France.

OK, we're going to lock in France.

BUZZER SOUNDS Oh, no, we're not.

No, we're not. I was hoping that would happen, cos I wasn't sure.

Gavin, Martina.

Well, we're pretty sure it's not Ireland,

otherwise Martina would have known it. I don't think it's...

-I'm pretty sure I've heard of it being Russia.

-Yeah?

-OK, we're changing France to Russia.

-Difficult.

To light up column number eight, is Russia the right answer?

-Good use of the overrule. Well done, team.

-Well done.

This is a great round.

Penultimate question to protect £1,600. Here it is.

Was it...?

Harry Connick Jr. It's a music question, so...

Oh, yes! Come on, you should have this.

I've seen When Harry Met Sally.

I don't remember When Harry Met Sally

having a particularly memorable soundtrack.

I have an inkling it's Leaving Las Vegas.

-Do you want to lock it in?

-Let's lock in Leaving Las Vegas.

-We're going to lock in...

-Let's see what the guys behind me say.

-We're locking in Leaving Las Vegas.

-Yeah.

Did Harry Connick Jr provide the soundtrack for Leaving Las Vegas?

-Column number nine.

-Come on.

DECIMATE!

Oh, no.

So the answer...

I think I know what it is. Is it When Harry Met Sally?

Yes, of course it is.

OK, 11,200 on the Wall, your last and final question.

Was it...?

Tax evasion came to mind before it came up,

but fraud and tax evasion can be sometimes similar or misconstrued.

Let's go for evading tax.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK.

BUZZER SOUNDS Oh, it's an overrule.

Oh, God. This could be wrong. We think he perjured himself.

-Really?

-Yeah.

Right, so we're changing the answer from tax evasion to perjury.

Sorry if we're wrong.

If this is right, we leave in a flourish -

we light up column number ten and we take £11,200 into Round Three.

Were they right to use the last and final overrule?

Yes, they were.

Well done, good round. Go on, buddy, go and join your team-mates.

Good stuff.

So we have managed to keep £11,200 on our Golden Wall.

Well done, team, great teamwork.

As before, we're going to take that and divvy it up

into ten new columns.

It's now going to look like this.

There it is - £11,200.

Each column is now worth £1,120. Gavin, the last one up, my friend.

Remember, the more columns you can keep in play,

the more columns we can play for in the end game.

But, as usual,

your team-mates will have 20 seconds to brief you on these key words.

They are...

Right. Give Gavin as much help as you can.

You've only got 20 seconds to do it. Starts now.

-What's Mekon? An alien from...

-I've no idea.

Gram flour is chickpeas.

-Chickpeas.

-Harajuku girls, Japan.

Tokyo. Ambergris is from whales.

Transitive verb, no idea.

James Blunt with Beautiful.

EastEnders, no-one watches that, do they?

I do, I could tell you...

How many things do you know about it, though?

Gram flour is chickpeas, right?

British president?

Time's up. Did you say something about EastEnders there, Gavin?

Right... Did any of that help, by the way?

Yes, it did.

OK, we're going to find out as I ask you to step forward

and face the Golden Wall.

All right, Gavin, the last and final round.

I've got to say, mate, you're in a good position

as far as money on the Wall - it's worth £11,200.

That's the good news.

Downside - we have no overrules

and only two pass-backs left in the game.

First question is worth £1,120. Here it is.

Is it...?

Well, I've had a hangover,

and I've never heard it called a renal calculus.

-I'm pretty sure it's not...

-I've called it many things.

-That could have been one of them.

-I don't think it's dyslexia.

I'm pretty confident it's a kidney stone.

OK, we're locking in kidney stone.

If it's right, we're going to protect £1,120.

Is kidney stone the correct answer?

Yeah, you know your stuff, mate. Great start to the game.

Question number two.

Is it...?

We were talking before that I knew that

a Mekon is some sort of alien thing. Buck Rogers is...

Ming the Merciless is Buck Rogers, right?

So I think I would go for Captain Scarlet.

-I'm pretty confident on this.

-Yeah?

We're going to lock in Captain Scarlet.

If that's right, we're going to protect column number two.

Is Mekon the arch enemy of Captain Scarlet?

DECIMATE!

No.

-Captain Scarlet was the Mysterons.

-Of course it was!

Dan Dare, then, it must be.

-Yeah.

-I think it's Dan Dare.

Is Dan Dare the right answer?

Oh!

-Gavin, I thought you would have got this one, mate.

-Sorry, guys.

Anyway, don't worry about that, OK? 10,080 on the Wall.

Question number three, we've only got two pass-backs.

Here it is.

Is it...?

Well, the fashionable district in Seoul is "Gan-gam"

as in "Gan-gam" Style. Tokyo, I've been to Harajuku.

-I'm going to lock in Tokyo.

-Yeah? We're locking in Tokyo.

To light up column number three, get back on track - Tokyo.

Yes, well played.

Question number four.

Is it...?

Now, I've seen the posters around town for this.

Someone I don't know a lot about.

I don't think it's Alanis Morissette,

-I think it's Carole King.

-Yeah?

We're going to lock in Carole King.

Carole King, to light up column number four.

Yes, well played.

£10,080 still on the Wall. Question number five, the halfway mark.

Is it...?

I went to India travelling a little bit.

I'm sure that it is chickpea flour. Rice flour is called rice flour.

-Semolina is a, kind of, almost a flour. I think it's chickpeas.

-Yeah?

-Yes.

-Let's lock in chickpeas.

Based on your trip to India, to protect £1,120,

is chickpeas the right answer?

Yes, well played, mate.

Good stuff.

Still got two pass-backs. Column number six.

Was it...?

Well, not something I know an awful lot about.

David Owen, I think, was from the Liberal Democrat party.

I have a feeling that Leon Brittan is something to do

with the European Commission, however, I'm really not confident,

so I'm going to pass it back to my team to see if they would

like to confirm that or not.

I'd be happy no matter what they pick, let's be honest.

Ricky, Martina, who was the first British president

of the European Commission?

We...

We, unfortunately, aren't 100% either, but we were...

We were leaning towards Leon Brittan as well,

so we're not going to overrule that.

Leon Brittan. We're going to lock in Leon Brittan.

Was he right to pass back?

DECIMATE!

-Well, we're all wrong.

-We're all wrong, yeah.

-In it together.

-All wrong. The answer we were looking for is...

Roy Jenkins. Right, we've lost column number six.

The Wall is now worth £8,960. We have one pass-back left.

Here comes question number seven.

Don't look for me for clues, Gavin. Was it...?

All right. Well, I have a feeling it would be a kind of iconic character.

-I wasn't in it then.

-Another iconic character, apart from yourself.

That's all right.

I think it would be a good start to have Dirty Den saying the first line

to really set the tone of a soap set in the East End of London.

I think Pete Beale, no, not that interesting. Arthur... Nah, Den.

We're going Dirty Den.

OK, we're going to lock in Den Watts.

Did Den Watts speak the first lines on EastEnders?

Yes, he did.

Well done, mate. Right, question number eight.

We only have one pass-back and three questions to go.

Is it...?

Em... I think the genitive is hardly ever used,

the dative is not very often used, so I'm going to go for the one

that is used more often, which is the accusative.

I really don't know. I will go for the accusative.

I don't know.

Right, we're locking in the accusative.

Glad you didn't pass back, cos they were sweating back there.

-No idea.

-You were going like that...

"No, no, please don't."

I'll be well impressed if this is right,

cos I haven't got a clue even what the question means.

To light up column number eight, is accusative the right answer?

Yes.

Gavin, I'll give you credit on that one, buddy. Great answer.

Well done, buddy.

Right, wonderful position we're in. We have two columns, one pass-back.

-OK.

-It'd be great if we can bring £8,960 into the end game.

Question number nine.

Is it...?

I've got a good idea on this one. I think it's basically whale vomit.

They find it on beaches and you can sell it if you find it.

It's used in perfume.

Right, we're locking in perfume.

If that's right, we're going to light up column number nine.

Is perfume the right answer?

Yes. Well done, Gavin.

Now, our last and final question. We have one pass-back.

This could be played as a team, now.

Here is your last and final question.

Was it...?

Bumster trousers, have you heard of them?

I have never... I've heard of hipsters, which are a bit lower.

Bumsters, I imagine, go a bit lower.

It sounds like the sort of thing that someone really outrageous,

like Karl Lagerfeld, might invent. However, I really don't know.

I think these two guys behind me are a bit more fashionable than I,

so I'm going to use my last pass-back on my last question.

Right, to get us into our end game with £8,960 to play for,

Ricky, Martina, bumster trousers.

Bumster trousers. Yeah, I think we're all in agreement,

they're the ones with the saggier crotch at the back, I think.

I'm not sure.

So I agree with Gav,

it's someone who might be a bit more left-field and edgy.

Now, whether that is McQueen or Lagerfield, I'm not sure.

I want to go with McQueen, but sorry if it's wrong.

-OK.

-It's my gut feeling.

-We're going to lock in McQueen.

-If it's wrong, sorry.

SHANE SIGHS

This is a team effort. Would you have gone with that, Gavin?

After thinking about it, I think they've made

the right decision and I'm glad I handed it back to them, yeah.

To bring £8,960 into our end game, Alexander McQueen,

did he design bumster trousers?

Yes, he did! Good round, mate, well played.

Go and join your team-mates. Good stuff.

Wow. Good round, look at that, we only lost two columns.

So, we've managed to keep £8,960 on our Golden Wall.

But now, it's the big moment.

The chance to win that money, and here's how it works.

We divide the cash once more into ten equal columns.

A little reshuffle. It's now going to look like this.

There it is. £8,960 on the Wall.

To leave with that cash, you must work your way across the Wall

one last time, lighting up all ten columns.

But now, you're only going to have two minutes to do it.

You'll get three chances to light up each column, but of course,

the more questions you need, the more time we're going to use up.

Get all three questions wrong and that column and its cash is lost.

We'll have to rebuild the Wall and a team-mate

must take over from where you left off.

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

I'm afraid you're going to be leaving with nothing.

So, are you ready to look at the key words?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Here they are.

We have...

So we've got a big decision.

One of you is going to have to come forward and face the Wall first.

Who's it going to be?

-You decide.

-I think you've got a better all-round knowledge.

I'm happy to take the hit first up.

Gavin, the responsibility has fallen to you,

so will you please join me and face the final Golden Wall.

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Here we go, my friend, light up all ten columns within the time

and you and your team will be leaving with £8,960.

We're going to put two minutes on the clock.

That time will start when I finish

reading the first question.

Good luck, Gavin.

In the 1966 World Cup final,

who scored England's second goal?

-Geoff Hurst.

-Martin Peters.

At the Oscars ceremony in 1966,

the winner of Best Picture was

which film adapted from

a successful Broadway musical?

-West Side Story.

-Sound of Music.

Who was elected India's first

female prime minister in January 1966?

-Indira Gandhi.

-Correct.

Lily. Which common spring flower

is also known as a Lent Lily?

-Pass.

-Daffodil.

Hosted by Lily Savage, which game show

moved from BBC to ITV in 2001?

-Celebrity Squares.

-Blankety Blank.

Which Welsh actor is the father

of singer Lily Allen?

-Keith Allen.

-Correct.

Clay. Who did Cassius Clay defeat

in February 1964 to become

the world heavyweight boxing champion?

-Sonny Liston.

-Correct.

Turkey. In ten-pin bowling,

how many strikes in a row make a turkey?

-Three.

-Correct.

Clegg. Corporal Clegg was a track

from the 1968 album Saucerful Of Secrets

by which rock band?

-Pink Floyd.

-Correct.

The city of Leicester

stands on the banks of which river?

-Pass.

-Soar.

At Euro 2016, Leicester City star

Jamie Vardy scored England's first goal

against which team?

-Iceland.

-Wales.

What type of dairy food is Red Leicester?

-Cheese.

-Correct.

Cherry. In which country was

the singer-songwriter Neneh Cherry born?

-UK.

-Sweden.

Which German liqueur is made

from the morello cherry?

-Kirsch.

-Correct.

Pencil. Pencil Full Of Lead

was a 2009 hit for which singer?

-Pass.

-Paolo Nutini.

The core of a pencil is traditionally made

from what type of carbon?

-Graphite.

-Correct.

Superman. In 1903, which playwright

published Man And Superman?

-Pass.

-George Bernard Shaw.

Who plays the role of Lex Luthor

in the 2016 film Batman V Superman?

-Pass.

-Jesse Eisenberg.

The music for the 1978 film Superman

was written by which composer?

-Hans Zimmer.

-John Williams.

-DECIMATE!

-Stop the clock!

SHANE SIGHS

You were doing so well, Gavin. Got the last question.

Was the music from the 1978 film Superman written by which composer?

The answer I was looking for was John Williams.

So I'm afraid that's a third wrong answer,

the clock has been stopped, the money has been decimated.

Sorry, Gavin, will you please step down and join your team-mates?

-Sorry.

-It's all right.

-Don't be disheartened, OK?

We can still do this.

But before, we just have to rebuild the Wall, like this.

THEY WHISPER

Right.

Team, we are now down to £8,064, and the question is,

can one of your team-mates take that home by protecting all ten columns?

We need a new key word, which is "holiday".

Ricky, Martina, one of you must step up and try and complete

the journey across the Wall. Who's it going to be?

-Which...? Who do you think? Me?

-OK.

-So who's going to play?

-Me.

-Martina.

-Good luck.

-OK.

Will you please step forward and face the Golden Wall?

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Now, we're playing for £8,064.

You have 18 seconds left on the clock.

The clock will restart

when I finish asking this question.

Good luck, Martina.

Holiday. Who had a 1984 UK hit single

with Holiday?

-Madonna.

-Correct.

Winston. The novels on which

TV series Poldark is based

were written by Winston who?

-Pass.

-Graham.

The portrait of Winston Churchill

is on which new banknote unveiled in 2016?

-20.

-£5.

Winston Smith is the main character

in which George Orwell novel?

-1984.

-Correct.

You've done it!

You have done it!

APPLAUSE My word.

Come here, you!

Come over here. Well done, mate!

Well done, played a great game.

Congratulations, you are taking home £8,064. What a great afternoon.

Thank you so much.

Well, join me tomorrow to see if another team can take home

a huge cash prize, just like this lot,

or whether they'll be decimated.

Take care, everybody, goodbye.

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