Episode 16 Decimate

A team of strangers are about to confront

this magnificent Golden Wall.

It's worth an eye-opening £20,000.

Can they beat the wall and pocket the cash?

Or will they walk away with nothing?

DECIMATE!

This is Decimate.

Thank you very much and welcome to Decimate.

Let's meet this lovely looking team

hoping to win big money today.

I'm Nick, a firefighter from Bedfordshire.

I'm Andrea, an online editor from Surrey.

I'm Adrienne, a retired civil servant from Bridlington.

Nick, Andrea and Adrienne!

-Hello, Shane.

-Welcome to the show, team.

-Hello, Shane.

-I'm excited. I've got a feeling you're going

to be lucky today.

Adrienne, if you could walk away with the chance

-of sharing £20,000...

-Oh, it's brilliant.

It's lovely! And what would you spend your money on?

The main thing I could do with help is my back garden.

The weeds are beating me

and I might get somebody to come and do a complete makeover.

-I know you're with a team and you're meeting as strangers, but are you fairly competitive?

-Very.

-Love to win.

-Do you?

Well, fingers crossed. Let's hope you do today.

-Welcome to the show, my sweetheart.

-Thank you very much.

-Andrea.

-Hello.

-How are you, my love?

-I'm all right.

-A little birdie tells me you've got a degree. Is that right?

Yes, in computer science and artificial intelligence.

Artificial intelligence? What, it's like something from Spielberg!

-What's that?

-I guess it's the future.

You know, robots taking over the earth, you know, that sort of thing.

-And you've got a degree in that?

-Yeah.

-Have you really?

Yeah. I'm not a robot.

Well, let's hope not, OK? So, welcome to the show, my love.

Thank you.

-Nick.

-Hello there, mate.

-Surrounded by two beautiful ladies here.

-Oh, I know, I know. Honoured.

-Don't let me down today, buddy.

-I won't.

-And you're a firemen?

-I am.

-And you've got family?

Yeah. I'm married to Charlotte and we've got two little boys as well.

-How old?

-Six and two.

So, good age.

What do you like doing if you get any spare time at all?

Well, they are my spare time, really.

Take them swimming and, you know, do these sorts of soft play and all that, so...

Listen, Nick, Andrea and Adrienne, welcome to the show, guys.

Now, here's how the show works.

Right here is the Golden Wall and it's 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 and face me

and ten questions - one per column.

You get a question right, that column is protected

and it will light up beautifully, like this.

The money stays in the game, but, should you get a question wrong...

-DECIMATE!

-Decimate.

That column is wiped out and that money is lost for good.

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

because once all three of you have played,

that's going to be what is at stake in our endgame.

Right, team...

-..are we all ready to play?

-Yes.

I'm feeling lucky. Are you feeling lucky today?

-Yeah.

-We can do this, OK?

Now, we just need to find out who's going to play Round One.

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

Now, these words are going to appear in the first round of ten questions.

So, let's have a look at your ten keywords. Here they are.

We have...

Which one of you is going to step forward and face the Golden Wall?

So, it's up to you guys to decide.

-How are we feeling?

-I only know about three on there...

-Yes.

..that I feel confident with.

I think it's going to be to you, to be honest.

-If you feel all right with it?

-Oh, OK.

-I'm happy.

-Are you sure?

If you two are that unconfident, I'll give it a go.

-Yeah.

-Yes.

-Yeah?

-We'd appreciate that.

-OK.

OK! So, Nick, you're going to be first.

It's down to Adrienne and Andrea to give you as many facts about

-those keywords as they possibly can in 20 seconds.

-OK.

So, ladies, don't let Nick down!

20 seconds starts now.

Talk to me about Weeping Woman and St Fin Barre.

-Deerstalker hat is, what?

-Sherlock, yeah.

-Yeah.

What about weeping woman and St Fin Barre? Do you know anything?

-I'm thinking it just must be like a ghost story or something.

-OK.

E3? I can't think what that's going to be.

-E3? Unless it's like a...

-A postcode maybe?

-Yeah, a postcode.

So that's going to be east London.

-Edinburgh! Edinburgh!

-Edinburgh?

-Edinburgh Castle, possibly.

Oh, I'm afraid, guys, your time is up.

Nick, be honest, did that help?

Er, the Edinburgh postcode.

But if that comes up, that's a stroke of genius that, yeah.

-Keep that logged up there, my friend...

-Yeah.

..as it's now time for you to step forward and face the Golden Wall.

Breathe, mate.

-Come on, you're a fireman, OK? This is no pressure!

-No, no.

-Know what I mean?

-It's not.

-Cos you're not completely on your own.

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

you can pass back the question to your team mates

and if they think you've given a wrong answer, they can buzz in

to overrule and change your answer.

But, as a team,

you only have five overrules and five pass-backs between all of you

over the whole show, so make sure we use them wisely.

-But I'm here to hold your hand, all right, guys?

-Good, good.

-Ready to play, Nick?

-Yes, let's do it.

-OK, let's play Decimate.

And here comes your first question.

OK.

To protect £2,000 in column number one.

Luckily, my learned colleague behind me had already mentioned it

-in the 20 seconds.

-All righty. What do you think it is?

I'm fairly certain that's his hat,

-with the old droopy-down bits at the side.

-OK.

-Shall we lock that in?

-Yeah. We're going to lock in Hat.

If this is right, we protect £2,000 in column number one.

Column number one - Hat.

Yes, well done. Good start to the game.

-And who was that? When you were having a chat about the keywords, yeah?

-Yes.

-Was that you, Adrienne?

-Yes, it was.

-Oh, get in there, girl!

Right, column number two.

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

Pretty happy I know the answer to this.

-I work in Oxford and there's a David Lloyd gym in Oxford.

-OK.

I'm fairly happy that'd be David Lloyd.

OK. We're going to lock in David Lloyd and if this is right,

we protect another £2,000.

Column number two - is that the right answer?

Yes, it is. Well done.

We've lit up column number two as we're moving on.

Let's get three in a row. Question number three -

-we've still got five pass-backs, five overrules in the game.

-Yeah.

That's a great question.

That's a tricky question, that.

I've got an inkling, but I'm trying to work out if they're going to know

the answer behind. I think it's Jersey.

-You think it's Jersey?

-Yeah.

-I'll lock in Jersey.

-We're going to lock in Jersey.

If this is right, we get three in a row.

-If it's wrong, we're going to lose £2,000.

-OK.

To protect column number two,

were they born on the isle of Jersey?

DECIMATE!

Oh, no!

See, I've worked in Jersey, I've worked on the Isle of Wight.

I've never worked on the Isle of Man, so I'd take a guess...

is it the Isle of Man?

Oh, it was the Isle of Wight. There you go. Shows what I know.

Sorry, my friend. I'm afraid we've lost column number three.

-Not to worry.

-The wall is now worth still a staggering amount of money,

£18,000 still up there to play for.

-Still five pass-backs and five overrules in the game.

-Yeah.

Here comes question number four.

Bit easier than the last one, I think.

I'm fairly certain that is, "As I was going to St Ives,

"I met a man with seven wives."

Right, so we're going to lock in Seven to protect another

£2,000 in column number four.

To keep £18,000 in play,

is Seven the right answer?

Yes! Good stuff!

Back on track.

Right, we're coming up to the halfway mark. Question number five.

-You've still not used your pass-backs or overrules.

-Not yet.

Good game! 18,000 still on the wall.

Here comes question number five.

Erm...

Picasso's 1937 painting.

I don't think I know the painting.

I'm going to pass back.

Going to use one of your pass-backs?

-I'm going to pass back.

-OK, ladies!

-Sorry.

-Nick's relying on you.

-Sorry, girls.

Picasso's 1937 painting The Weeping Woman,

what are painted in the woman's eyes? Planes, nails or onions?

Girls, you've got this.

1937 was very early for aeroplanes.

-Yeah.

-I don't think he'd brought that into a painting.

-Nails or onions?

-I think the idea of onions making you cry...

-Yeah.

..would fit in with the theme of it.

Shall we go with Onions?

Yeah, we'll go with Onions.

We're going to lock in Onions. If this is right,

we're going to light up column number five and protect £2,000.

Column number five.

DECIMATE!

No!

That was going to be my guess, on exactly the same logic.

-Yeah.

-Onions make you cry.

The answer we're looking for was, in fact...

-Planes?!

-Really?

It was, but you talked yourself out of that one, Adrienne, didn't you?

But, unfortunately, we've lost column number five,

so, we're now playing for £16,000 on the wall.

Still a lot of money, guys.

Question number six.

Four pass-backs, five overrules in the game.

Here we go.

Yeah, we were hoping it was going to be a postcode in Edinburgh there,

so, not sure we could've got further away, really.

Well, I don't think it's aviation.

I was thinking something like ComicCon, that sort of thing,

I know that's out in California.

So, video games.

But then, energy, E...

I think I'm going to take a punt and I'm going to say Video Games.

Right, let's lock in Video Games.

If this is right, we'll protect another 2,000.

Column number six.

E3, Video Games.

Yes! Well done.

Girls, did you know that?

-BOTH:

-No.

-That's all right, then.

-We would've gone for the same one.

You could've so easily lied then and said, "Yeah, we knew that."

-No.

-No, we wouldn't do that.

Anyway, well played, mate. We're up and running again.

Column number seven.

Still got four pass-backs, five overrules in the game,

16,000 to play for on the wall.

Here we go.

Now, luckily, I was doing a crossword on that on the way down.

-No.

-And one of the questions was...

-Shut up!

-..about the eider...

-Shut the fridge door!

..the eider duck.

-Really?

-Yeah.

-Really?

-Yeah. And in the little blurb, it said,

"used for its soft, quilty feathers".

So, I'm fairly confident that it is a eider duck.

Eider duck. OK, we're going to lock in the word Duck.

Adrienne's nodding there, look.

It's like, "I've got this one, don't you worry about it, Nick.

"I know what you're doing, love."

Right, let's line up column number seven to protect another £2,000.

It's Duck - come on!

Yes, it is. Well done, Nick.

Onwards and upwards.

Question number eight to protect another £2,000

in column number eight.

Here it comes.

Can't remember Herbie off the top of my head, the licence plate,

but I don't think it's that.

Never seen Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

-What?!

-Yeah, I told my wife that the other day...

You've never seen Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?

I'm going to go for the obvious and hope it's not a trap.

I'm going to go for Genevieve.

We're going to lock in Genevieve.

BUZZER

Oh, but we've got an overrule.

Adrienne thinks it something else.

Yes.

I'm really taking a bit of a chance here,

but I've a feeling that Genevieve

-was one of the ones that did that London to Brighton rally film.

-OK.

And that was Gen I.

And I think they called Chitty Chitty Bang Bang,

because it looked very similar to Genevieve...

and I think that was Gen II.

So, are we changing the answer?

-Yes.

-Genevieve...

-And I'm sorry if I'm wrong.

-It's OK, it's not...

..to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang to protect £16,000 on the wall.

Yeah!

-I was right!

-You were right, weren't you, sweetheart?

-Brilliant!

Right, that was a great use of the overrule.

So, look at this. This is looking great.

16,000 still on the wall...

Brilliant.

As we go on to your penultimate question, Nick.

-Question number nine to protect another £2,000.

-OK.

Here we go.

Yeah, this is the one I was dreading at the beginning.

I was asking if they knew anything.

Have you spent time in Ireland?

-I've been to Dublin on a, like, football tour sort of thing.

-Yeah?

Never been to the other two.

I think I'm going to say it was Cork.

OK, let's lock in Cork.

Very quiet behind you, Nick.

I expected it to be.

Unless they think you've got the right answer.

I hope they do and I hope they're right.

If it's the right answer, we protect £2,000 in column number nine.

If it's wrong, we lose 2,000.

Column number nine,

is the right answer Cork?

Yes!

-Get in there!

-I knew it. Yeah, I knew it.

I so knew it was in Cork.

Yeah, I knew it was in Cork.

Great game, buddy, great game.

Still 16,000 on the wall, if we get column number ten,

your last and final question.

Four pass-backs, four overrules still in the game.

I have actually got a gut feeling about this and

it's one of them things. I don't know where it's come from,

but as soon as I saw Cyndi Lauper come up,

I got an inkling it was her who's written the bits for it.

So, shall we lock in Cyndi Lauper?

-Yes, please.

-We're locking in Cyndi Lauper.

Did she write the music for Kinky Boots, to protect £16,000,

to bring it into Round Two?

Column number ten.

Cyndi Lauper.

-Yes!

-Well done, pal.

You've done it.

Look at that. Congratulations.

Go and join your team-mates.

Well played, Nick.

So, £16,000 still in the game.

-Fabulous.

-A lot of money, that is.

-Yeah, absolutely.

-We'll take that and spread it evenly across

our ten new columns and it's going to look like this.

There it is.

£16,000 on the wall.

Each column is now worth £1,600.

But we've got to decide who's going to play next.

Is it going to be Andrea or Adrienne?

Before you decide, here's those crucial keywords

to help you make up your mind.

Who's going to come and face the wall in Round Two?

-What do you want to?

-Don't forget, we've got plenty of pass-backs.

Yeah, you've got four pass-backs, four overrules.

-Still a lot of options.

-Great position.

Even if you're not confident, there's a lot of backup.

-Do you want to do it?

-OK. I'm all right if you are.

-Yeah, no, no.

-If you want to do it, yeah.

-OK. It's me then.

Right, it's up to Andrea and Nick to try and give you as much information

-to do with these keywords as possible.

-Yes, yes.

You've got 20 seconds.

Help Adrienne out. Go!

What's Tilly and Tyr? What do they mean to you?

Don't know, other than the fact Tilly is a girl's name.

Andrew Flintoff's a cricketer but he's also done a show

about fish and chips. Yeah, Freddie Flintoff.

-Christian Bale, Batman.

-Batman.

Rembrandt did Starry Night.

I know that, I know about Rembrandt.

I know what a stargazy pie is.

Copperopolis, I would be guessing, is the nickname of a city.

Your time's up, I'm afraid.

Did that help at all, Adrienne?

A little. A little, yes.

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

and face the Golden Wall.

Now then.

-The first column is going to be worth £1,600.

-OK.

So, we want to protect that one, OK.

You've got four pass-backs and four overrules left in the game.

Here it comes, question number one.

-Well...

-Do you like watching your movies?

Funnily enough, my son and grandson have been over this weekend

and my son said, "There's nowt on telly, mam.

"Shall I put The Dark Knight on?"

-Right.

-So, based on that, I think I might know the answer.

-Who do you think it is?

-Batman.

Oh. Batman.

-Batman.

-Let's lock in Batman.

If this is right, it's a great start to the game.

To protect £1,600, is Batman the right answer?

Of course, it is.

Well done, Adrienne.

Onwards and upwards. Still got four pass-backs, four overrules.

-Question number two to protect column number two.

-Yeah.

Funnily enough, Amsterdam's somewhere I've always wanted to go.

-OK.

-And, because I've always wanted to go, I know a fair bit about it,

-you know.

-OK.

-I'm pretty sure that's where the Rembrandt House Museum is.

-Shall we lock it in?

-Please.

OK, to protect £1,600, is Amsterdam the correct answer?

Yes, it is. Well done, my love.

Thank you.

Let's see if you can get three out of three.

Great start to the game. Question number three.

Let me think.

It's like a fish pie but they put the fishes' heads sticking up

out of the lid so they're looking up at the stars.

Oh, right.

Well, I'm just going to have to go with a gut feeling here.

I'm going to go for Pilchard.

Let's lock in Pilchard.

If this is right, we're going to get three in a row.

Still protecting £16,000 on the wall.

Yes.

Well played, well played.

Look at this! Still 16,000 to play for on the wall.

Question number four.

Now, I've been to Malta,

and I know what their flag looks like.

Latvia, I don't know...

but I'm sure I've seen the shape of the island of Cyprus on a flag.

-Are you sure it wasn't Blackpool?

-They're not in the EU.

No.

-I'm going to say Cyprus.

-Yeah?

-I am.

Right, we're locking in Cyprus to light up column number four,

to protect another £1,600.

Is Cyprus the right answer?

Yes, it is! APPLAUSE

Well done, darling! Right, we're coming up to the halfway mark.

This is how you play the game.

Look at that! Still four pass-backs, four overrules in the game.

Let's see if we can protect the halfway column, column number five.

Is it...

What are you like with Russian composers?

-Not that good.

-No?

For some reason, I thought Tchaikovsky might come up,

but it didn't, so that's thrown me a bit.

-So, I'll have a guess.

-Go on, then.

I'm going to say Rachmaninoff.

OK. Let's lock in Rachmaninoff.

Column number five, Rachmaninoff.

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

-I wouldn't have known.

-No. Team, did you have any idea?

I... Before it came up, I randomly thought Rachmaninoff,

-that's what I would have said.

-The answer we were looking for was,

in fact..

Shostakovich.

Really? No, I wouldn't...

Not to worry. We've lost column number five,

which means the Wall now is still...

-A lot of money.

-I know.

-£14,400.

-Yeah.

We're coming up to over the halfway mark now. Question number six.

Four pass-backs, four overrules still in the game.

Is it...

Right, I shall be honest.

I've never seen the programme.

Doesn't make me laugh.

LAUGHTER

-There you go.

-Well, she's here now to come and say hello. Miranda!

Sorry. I'd tell her as well.

Erm...

-Tell her like it is.

-Yeah.

No, I'm going to pass it back.

-There's no two ways about it.

-No two ways about it.

Nick, Andrea.

-Do you watch Miranda?

-Yes.

Obviously, we know who Miranda is.

-I'm thinking Sally Phillips was the name that came to my mind.

-Yeah.

-When they came up, I can envisage her being in it.

-Yeah.

-OK.

-She's the one she sort of competes with a little bit.

-Yeah.

-Yeah, we'd like to lock in Sally Phillips.

OK. Nick and Andrea think it's Sally Phillips.

Did Sally Phillips play Tilly in Miranda?

Yes! APPLAUSE

Well played! Good stuff.

Great use of the pass-back, darling.

Well done. Right, still got 14,400 in play on the Wall.

Question number seven.

Three pass-backs, four overalls still in play.

-Oh!

-Is it...

-Well, I'm going to go by elimination.

-OK.

Saturday is Saturn, and that's a planet.

Thursday, Thor.

He has a hammer and he's got two hands.

Chris Hemsworth, Avengers.

If you say so.

LAUGHTER

Sorry. So...

It only leaves me with Tuesday.

-Hey!

-That's my answer.

-You've convinced me.

-That's my answer. Tuesday.

-OK.

-Shall we lock in Tuesday?

-Yes, please.

No overrule from your team-mates.

If this is right, we still protect 14,400.

Is Tuesday the right answer?

-APPLAUSE Well done, my love.

-Ah!

Playing a great game.

-Elimination.

-Right.

Question number eight.

Three pass-backs, four overrules still in play.

-Mm...

-Was it...

-Wow!

-Copperopolis.

-Yeah, I knew Manchester was Cottonopolis,

-cos of all the cotton mills.

-Right.

But Copperopolis...

For some reason, I'm thinking Belfast,

because it's more likely

to have been the most industrial of the three.

Yeah, I'm going to go with Belfast.

-Shall we lock it in?

-Yes, please.

Let's lock in Belfast.

BUZZER Ah, we've got an overrule.

-A dubious overrule.

-OK.

My first instinct mainly was Belfast,

-because of the sort of shipbuilding and that sort of thing.

-Yes.

-Right.

But there'd have been a lot of mining in South Wales.

-Of course.

-I don't know whether they mined copper or not,

but we apologise in advance if we're wrong,

but we think Copperopolis would be more likely to be Swansea.

-That's all right.

-Again, apologies to Adrienne,

but we would like to lock in Swansea.

It's all about teamwork.

-But, you know, that's what the overrules are there for.

-Mm.

To try and to help you win money as a team.

So, we're going to change the answer from Belfast and lock in Swansea.

Yeah. Now, if this is right, we're still keeping 14,400 on the Wall.

Was Nick right to overrule?

-Yes, he was!

-Ah, brilliant!

-APPLAUSE

Great teamwork. Well done.

-Well done, Nick, well done, Andrea. Good stuff.

-Excellent, excellent.

Penultimate question. Question number nine.

Is it...

Mm.

I'm pretty sure Discovery was...

..and I think Captain Cook's ship that sailed from Whitby

was the Endeavour.

On that basis, they might have also named a space shuttle

for the same reason. So, I'm going to say Pioneer.

-So, we're going to lock in Pioneer.

-Yes, please.

OK, we're locking in Pioneer.

-If this is right, we protect column number nine.

-I might be wrong.

Is it the right answer?

Yes!

-APPLAUSE

-Yes!

It's you.

Your instincts are right there, my love!

This is a great game.

We've only lost one column.

-Let's see if we can keep it like that.

-Oh...!

-Your last question...

-OK.

-..to bring £14,400 into round three.

Here comes question number ten.

Was it...

-Oh...

-You know Andrew Flintoff?

I know exactly who he is. Yes.

I know his nickname.

I know he's a cricketer.

Um... Where's he from?

You've still got three pass-backs, if you need them.

-I'm going to use one.

-OK, we're going to pass back.

Nick, they're relying on you, and Andrea.

I said Preston before the options came up.

-Really?

-Then I saw Burnley and had a little wobble,

but we'll go with my gut instinct. Fairly certain it's Preston.

If this is right, what a great way to go into game three!

Oh! Come on.

Let's lock in Preston.

To light up column number ten and to bring £14,400

into round three. Is Preston the right answer?

APPLAUSE

Well done! Go and join your team-mates! Well done, sweetheart.

Whoo!

Oh!

That was wonderful teamwork.

A great use of the overrule and the pass-backs.

We have managed to keep £14,400 on the Golden Wall.

So, we're going to take that.

As before, we're going to divvy it up into ten new columns

and it will now look like this.

There it is. £14,400.

Each column is now worth 1,440.

Andrea...

Oh, it's a lot of pressure! It's down to you now, my love.

But, as usual, your team-mates are going to have 20 seconds

to brief you on these next keywords.

We have...

20 seconds starts now.

-Tell me about the Establishment.

-Smallest bone in the ear.

-Yeah, I know.

-Gustav Holst,

I'm fairly certain he's actually British, English.

-His nationality.

-He is.

-Gustav Holst is actually British.

-33 miners was in Peru.

-Peru.

-Fatboy Slim is Norman Cook.

-Yeah, DJ.

-Yeah, yeah...

-Zoe Ball.

-Yeah.

Ordnance Survey?

Savile Row is tailors.

Yeah, Savile Row is suits.

The Establishment, the film?

-Don't know it.

-Time's up.

Did that help at all?

-A little bit, yes.

-OK, we're going to find out.

Andrea, please step forward and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Right, your two team-mates have played a wonderful game.

-They did amazing.

-There's a lot of pressure but, to quickly remind you,

you've got two pass-backs and three overrules,

and there's a lot of money on that Wall.

£14,400.

But here comes your first question, which is worth 1,440.

Here it is.

Is it...

I know this one.

It's a nice juicy pineapple.

Yeah.

Pineapple, column number one.

Yeah, a nice, easy start to the game.

APPLAUSE

Straight on. Column number two.

Question number two.

Is it...

Yeah, this was one that I wasn't sure of at all.

I'm thinking because Nick knew where he was from

that he might know the answer...

so I'm going to do a pass-back on this one and I apologise to Nick

-if he doesn't know.

-OK.

Right. We're passing back, mate.

-We are.

-That's what they're there for.

And you did say you knew a little bit about this gentleman.

Oh, yeah, I knew he was English.

-Yeah.

-OK. What do you reckon this one could be?

Well, I've just conferred with Adrienne.

Out of all the planets,

Earth's the only one not named after one of the gods and goddesses,

that sort of thing.

It's also the only one not named by Holst

-in one of his symphonies of The Planets Suite.

-The suite.

Right, so, good use of the pass-back there, kid.

Yeah. He gave me a clue there with the name.

So, what are we saying, Nick?

-We're pretty happy it's Earth.

-Earth.

-Yeah.

Going to lock in the word "Earth."

If this is right, we're lighting up column two.

Still a long way to go. So, we just want to protect £14,400.

Earth.

Yes! APPLAUSE

Well played, team! Good stuff.

Question number three.

Was it...

-Do you like your tennis?

-I do like tennis.

I like to watch tennis, but I'm not too sure,

but I don't really want to use the pass-back.

I'm going to take a punt at...

Jimmy Connors.

OK. We're going to lock in Jimmy Connors.

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

and protect another £1,440.

Is Jimmy Connors the right answer?

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

I thought they'd override.

You're kicking yourself, Adrienne, aren't you?

-What do you think it is?

-Well, it must be McEnroe.

It wasn't Arthur Ashe, I know that.

Right, the answer we're looking for was in fact...

-Yes. So, we've lost column number three.

-Never mind.

Never mind. Don't worry about it.

You're still in a good position. The Wall is worth £12,960.

Question number four.

Was it...

I remember Adrienne mentioning Peru, and she seemed quite confident.

Yeah. So, I'm going to lock in with Peru.

You're going to lock in Peru.

BUZZER

Oh, we've got an overrule!

Straight in there.

-Brilliant.

-What do you reckon, guys?

Well, I admit I did say that to her,

then I second thought it when I saw the answers come up,

and we're now in agreement.

-It's Chile.

-Yeah?

-Yeah, happy with that.

So, we're going to change Andrea's answer from Peru to Chile.

If this is right, we'll protect column number four

and keep £12,960 in the game. Were they right to overrule?

Column number four.

Yes. Good use of the overrule. APPLAUSE

Congratulations. Column number four.

Question number five. One pass-back.

Two overrules still in play.

Halfway mark. Here it comes.

Oh! Obviously, I know it's a computer game.

Azeroth was sort of calling out to me, but then so is Mirrodin.

-OK.

-They all sound otherworldly.

Again, I think this is going to have to be one

where I'm going to just take a guess

and, if they know, they will overrule me, hopefully.

I'm going to go for Azeroth.

-Shall we lock it in?

-Lock it in.

-You're going to lock in Azeroth.

If this is right, we protect £12,960 on the Wall.

Column number five.

APPLAUSE Andrea, great stuff, darling!

Well done, well done.

This is looking good.

We're over the halfway mark now.

Question number six, you've got one pass-back, two overrules in play.

Here it is.

Was it...

I'm hoping Adrienne will know this one.

But as we've got two overrules...

-And one pass-back.

-And one pass-back,

I'm going to go with Peter Cook.

We're locking in Peter Cook.

No-one's overruling you.

You want this to be right, we want to keep £12,960 in play.

Did Peter Cook open The Establishment club in 1961?

Yes! You knew that, didn't you? APPLAUSE

-I knew, I do.

-Could see them nodding behind you.

-I knew she'd know it.

-Oh, yes!

-I knew she would know it.

Anyway, we're in a great position.

We didn't use the overrule,

so we've one pass-back, two overrules left.

Four questions left.

Question number seven, here it is.

Is it...

Initially I was thinking swords, two crossed swords.

-Right.

-You know, the old battlefields, you know?

Because not everyone had guns back in the day.

But then, it could be slightly longer, and be spears.

I don't know, but I will lock in swords

-and hopefully they will let me know if I'm wrong.

-Right.

We've locked in the word swords.

If this is right, you protect £1,440.

Was she right to say swords?

-APPLAUSE

-Oh, yes.

Well done, Andrea.

-OK, we're through.

-Well done.

Wow, this is turning out to be a great round,

if we can get these next three right.

Question number eight, here it is.

Was it...

Ooh.

Wow, that is a great question.

I'm not sure if James would have lived so close to his tailor.

Yeah. So I'm going to go with Phileas Fogg, and lock it in.

We're going to lock in Phileas Fogg.

For £1,440, column number eight.

-APPLAUSE Yes!

-Oh, wonderful.

£12,960 still on the Wall.

You have one pass-back, two overrules.

Your penultimate question, here it is, question number nine.

Is it...

See, I knew this, but actually,

when everyone was giving me advice it went out of my head!

I'm going to go with Stirrup, and they can overrule.

OK, we're locking in Stirrup to protect column number nine.

-APPLAUSE

-Oh!

Well done, Andrea. Well done.

Now, if we get this one right,

we're going into the endgame with £12,960.

Your last and final question.

You have one pass-back, two overrules left.

Here it comes.

Was it...

My husband loves New Order, so I know it wasn't New Order.

-OK.

-But I'm not actually sure.

So I'm going to go with The Housemartins,

and obviously they can overrule me.

OK, we're going to lock in Housemartins.

Will this be a happy hour for Andrea?

Will we go into the endgame with £12,960?

APPLAUSE Yes!

Well done, give them a big round of applause.

-Great stuff. You knew that, didn't you?

-Yeah.

Great round, Andrea.

Now, between you, you've managed to keep £12,960 on the Golden Wall.

-Ooh!

-Now, it's the big moment.

It's the chance to win that money.

And here's how it works.

We divide the cash once more into ten equal columns.

It's now going to look like this.

There we go, that's what £12,960 looks like, right there on our Wall.

But 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're going to get three chances to light up each column.

But, of course, the more questions you need,

the more time you're going to use up.

Should you get all three questions wrong in that column,

then its cash will be 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,

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

So, before we decide who's going to play,

let's have a look at your ten keywords.

They are...

Right, big decision. Nick, Andrea, Adrienne,

who's going to face the Wall first?

I'm happy to go first, but...

-Shall we go in...?

-Should we go in our order?

The order we've already done?

-Do you want to, yeah?

-Yeah.

-One, two, three.

Let's do it. It's worked already, let's see if it works again.

-Fair enough.

-OK.

-I'll be going first, then.

Right, Nick, it's all down to you, my friend.

Will you please join me and face the final Golden Wall?

APPLAUSE

-Here you go, buddy.

-Let's do it.

Light up all ten columns within the time,

and you and your team will be leaving with £12,960.

Before we do that, let's put two minutes on the clock.

That time will start when I finish reading the first question.

-OK.

-Feeling OK, Nick, feeling confident?

-Yeah.

-Quietly confident.

-Good luck, my friend.

-Cheers.

Baby. Baby boomer is an edition of which board game?

-Trivial Pursuit.

-Correct.

Plymouth. The Plymouth was a brand of car

manufactured for over 70 years by which US motor company?

-Cadillac.

-No, it was Chrysler.

What is the full name of the English football league

team based in Plymouth?

-Plymouth Argyle.

-Correct. Rice.

Condoleezza Rice served as Secretary of State

under which 21st-century US president?

-George W Bush.

-Correct.

Fury. Which Shakespearean character says,

"Life is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,

"signifying nothing"?

-Pass.

-Macbeth.

Fury Road was the first instalment since Beyond Thunderdome

in which film franchise?

-Mad Max.

-Correct. Jurassic.

The Jurassic period was directly between the Triassic

and which other period?

Mesozoic?

No, Cretaceous.

In 2015, who did David Cameron refer to as "Jurassic Park",

though he's better known as the Beast of Bolsover?

-Ed Miliband.

-Dennis Skinner.

Who directed the 1993 film Jurassic Park?

-Steven Spielberg.

-Correct.

Clown. Who described the Polish goalkeeper

as a circus clown with gloves before a 1973 match

between England and Poland?

-Brian Clough.

-Correct.

Baker. Named after Kenneth Baker,

a Baker Day is a day of training for whom?

-Teachers.

-Correct. Swiss.

Which Swiss tennis player

won the French Open men's singles in 2015?

-Stanislas Wawrinka.

-Correct.

Magnus. On which Scottish island group

is St Magnus Cathedral?

The Shetlands.

No, Orkney.

Norwegian Magnus Carlsen is one of the top players

of all time in which board game?

-Chess.

-Correct. Mercury.

Which Greek god was the equivalent of the Roman god Mercury?

-Mars.

-Hermes.

Which group won the first-ever Mercury Music Prize in 1992

for their album Screamadelica?

Primal Scream.

Correct.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Yes!

Whoo! Come on!

Yes! Turn around so they can see you, look at that.

What a great game.

-Didn't he do great?

-Yes.

-Oh, it was amazing.

Let me get this right. That's £4,320 each.

-Oh, that's brilliant.

-Isn't that lovely?

-Amazing.

-Have you had a good time?

-Oh, yes.

-Yes, thank you.

-Thank you.

-Such a great team.

But join me tomorrow to see if another team

can take home a huge cash prize just like this lot here -

or whether they'll be decimated.

Take care, everybody, goodbye.

APPLAUSE