Episode 17 Decimate

Behind me is one massive golden wall.

It's worth a whopping £20,000.

Can three strangers beat the Wall and pocket the cash,

or will they walk away empty-handed?

DECIMATE.

This is Decimate.

Thank you very much, and welcome to Decimate.

Let's meet this beautiful-looking team hoping to win big money today.

I'm Matt, a software company director from Manchester.

I'm Lucy, a leadership coach from Southend.

I'm Jacqueline, a self-employed writer from Renfrew.

Jacqueline, a self-employed writer. What sort of writing do you do?

At the moment I'm doing basically anything anybody will pay me for.

-OK.

-But I am also starting to self-publish my own sci-fi work.

What do you like doing when you're not sitting writing sci-fi?

-Well, I've got a 13-year-old boy at home and two big dogs.

-Right.

-So that's quite a lot to do.

-Yeah.

But I make my own jewellery, and I like rock climbing

and cycling and going out.

OK. Well, I wish you the best of luck, Jacqueline.

-Welcome to the show.

-Lucy!

-Hello.

-A leadership...?

-A leadership coach.

-A leadership coach.

What makes a good leader, then, Lucy?

Well, my role is to find out what kind of leader you want to be.

-Right.

-So asking the questions,

not necessarily always having the answers.

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

Me and my husband are looking to start a family and move house,

so it will probably go towards that.

Lovely. Welcome to the show, Lucy.

-Matt, surrounded by two beautiful ladies here.

-Yes.

What do you like doing in your spare time, buddy?

-Well, I've got two kids.

-What age?

-I've got a daughter who's ten...

-Wow.

-..and a son who's eight.

-I feel your pain right now, Matt.

I bet you're happy to get out of the house.

-Yeah, that's why I'm here.

-I don't blame you.

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

-I'd take my kids to Harry Potter World.

-Cool.

-And then I'd go on a boys' trip to Las Vegas.

-Lovely.

Listen, Matt, welcome to the show.

Lucy, Jacqueline, welcome each and every one of you.

Now, you're all strangers but let's hope you'll be leaving today

as lifelong friends with thousands of pounds to share between you.

Here's how Decimate works.

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

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

One at a time you're going to step forward

to face ten questions, one per column.

Get a question right, the column's protected

and will light up beautifully like this.

There we go. The money stays in the game.

But should you get a question wrong...

DECIMATE.

..the column is wiped out and that cash is lost for good.

So the idea, team, 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 final end game.

So, Matt, Lucy, Jacqueline, are you all ready to play?

-Yeah.

-Right, we need to choose who's going to play round one.

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

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

So, have a look at these.

They are...

So, having seen those keywords,

who is going to step forward and face the Golden Wall?

Is there anything there that...

There's a couple of things on there, so I could...go for it.

-Do you want to go for it?

-Let's do it.

-Go for your life.

-All right.

-Lucy, you're first to take on the Golden Wall.

-It looks like it.

It's down to Matt and Jacqueline to give you as much information

regarding these keywords as possible.

I'm going to give you 20 seconds. All yours. Off you go.

-Tell me everything.

-Right, so Matchstalk Man...

Status Quo did a song.

Also it was painted by Lowry.

-What's that?

-Painted by LS Lowry.

-Noel Edmonds...

-What was?

Richard Nixon was the Watergate.

That was Matchstalk Men. Tahini's a...

-It goes with hummus.

-What about Pete Sampras?

Tennis player.

Burkina Faso, country in Africa.

-What's that bunny thing?

-Benjamin Bunny...

Time up, team. Lucy, any of that help?

I think so. Yes.

Right, let's find out as I ask you to step forward

to face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Right, Lucy, you're not completely on your own, my love, OK?

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

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

If they think you've given a wrong answer, they can

buzz in to overrule you and change your answer.

But, as a team, you only have five overrules

and five pass-backs between all three of you over the whole show.

-OK? So, are you ready to play?

-Yes.

-Good luck, Lucy.

-Let's go for it.

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

I think, rather than take a guess with this...

..I think I will probably look to my team.

I think I'm going to go to the team.

-Early use of the pass-back.

-An early pass-back, yes.

Matt, Jacqueline, Lucy's relying on your expertise on TV trivia.

What do you think? I think he presented the National Lottery.

Yeah? So, shall we lock in the National Lottery?

Used the first of our five pass-backs.

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

Yes, good use. Well done, Lucy. APPLAUSE

-See, that's teamwork.

-Well done, team.

-Great teamwork.

Right, column number two, to protect another £2,000.

I'm not sure of aubergine.

I mean, chickpeas...that's what the falafel is made from

so I don't know whether they'd make the sauce from that as well.

Um, I'm going to go for the sesame seeds.

We're going to lock in sesame seeds.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

To light up and protect column number two.

Yes! Well done, Lucy.

That was a...pretty stab in the dark.

Well, if it was, it was a great stab in the dark.

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

We have four pass-backs, five overrules.

Here comes question number three.

-From the briefing...

-Yeah?

..I'll go for the first one, Lowry's Song.

We're locking in Lowry's Song.

Column number three.

-Yes!

-Yeah, and Matt said it in the briefing.

Well done, Matt. Manchester boy! That's where it's set, isn't it?

Yeah, great song as well.

OK, let's light up column number four now to protect another £2,000.

I'm really not confident with this one.

But I'm going to plump for one of these and see if the guys...

OK, which one do you want to plump for?

I am going to go for Cuba.

Going down the middle. I'm going to go for Cuba.

We are going to lock in Cuba.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

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

If it's wrong, we lose column number four.

DECIMATE.

Oh, no! First one gone.

Yeah. I think it was China.

Is it China?

Yes, it was. Not to worry.

We're still in a great position, OK?

We've lost column number four,

the Wall is still worth a lot of money, £18,000,

and we're still in a great position.

We have four pass-backs and five overrules in play.

Halfway mark, question number five.

I think the white blood cells are the things that produce

the antibodies, because the antibodies then help fight diseases

and flu and things like that.

So I'm going to go for the white blood cells.

OK. We're going to lock in white blood cells.

Yeah, we're going to lock in that.

Let's find out. Halfway mark.

Column number five, to protect another £2,000,

in white blood cells.

-Yes. Well played, Lucy.

-Good.

Right. The second half of your journey.

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

SHANE GASPS

I'm going to say that he probably did win the US Open.

So I'm going to go between the French and Australian.

And I'm going to pick...

I'm going to go for Australian Open.

Right, we're locking in Australian Open.

Australian Open, to protect another £2,000.

-DECIMATE.

-Oh, no!

So sorry. The answer we are looking for was...

..the French Open.

-Went for the wrong one.

-OK. Not to worry.

The Wall is worth £16,000.

We have four pass-backs, five overrules in play.

Here comes question number seven.

I think I might... I'm not confident with it,

and, you know, want to get through this first round well,

so I think I might pass it back.

-Yeah?

-And use two brains - better than one.

OK, we're passing back.

-Matt...

-Marvellous.

-..Jacqueline...

-Hmm...

Come on, guys, she's relying on you.

-We both came up with...

-We agreed.

-..the same choice.

-And what was that?

-Niger.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-Shall we lock it in?

-Yes.

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

If this is right, it's a wonderful use of the pass-back.

Is the answer Niger?

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

-Oh, no!

I'm so sorry. Grr!

The answer we're looking for is...

-..Togo.

-Oh...

-Togo.

Right, we've lost column number seven.

The Wall is still worth a healthy £14,000.

We have three pass-backs, five overrules in play.

-You have three questions left. All right, Lucy?

-Yes.

-To protect another £2,000.

-Going to get this one.

-Confident.

Being bunnies, carrots would make sense.

I would have thought.

But I don't know if carrots is going to be too obvious.

-I'm going to go with the carrots.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-It seems... If I don't go for it, I'll kick myself.

-OK.

We're going to lock in carrots. It makes sense, doesn't it?

Benjamin Bunny and Peter Rabbit... eat carrots.

If this is right, we're back on track. Column number eight.

-DECIMATE.

-Oh, no!

Oh, dear.

The answer is...

-onions.

-Onions!

Oh. Wouldn't have thought that.

Don't know what you two are laughing at back there.

We just lost another £2,000.

-We were as wrong as she was.

-Who'd have thought onions?

We have three pass-backs, five overrules.

£12,000 still up there.

Here comes your penultimate question, Lucy.

The only one that I've kind of heard of,

and I don't know if it's in thE right context that I've heard it,

is the first one, Holyrood.

I'll go for Holyrood. I need to get this one right.

We're locking in Holyrood.

There's no overrule from...

BUZZER Oh! There is an overrule! Oh!

You were thinking about that.

Matt, Jacqueline, what you thinking?

Holyrood's Edinburgh.

Hillsborough's Liverpool.

-So we're thinking Stormont...

-Stormont is Northern Ireland.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK.

We're locking in Stormont.

If this is right, we're back on track to our column number nine

and to protect £2,000.

Stormont.

-Yes, well played, team.

-Very good.

-Good stuff.

Right, Lucy, your last and final question.

Question number ten, to protect column number ten

and another £2,000.

I think My Fair Lady has dance...

They probably all have dancing in it to some extent.

I'm going to go for My Fair Lady.

OK. We're locking in My Fair Lady.

BUZZER Oh, no, we're not!

-We're using another overrule.

-That's good.

Matt looks like he's seen a few musicals.

-The King And I.

-Yeah?

-Yes.

-Definitely?

-Definitely.

You're changing the answer from My Fair Lady to The King And I?

Yeah.

Shall We Dance - is it a song from The King And I?

Of course it is. Good use of the overrule.

Well done, Lucy. Go join your team-mates, darling.

Don't know why I keep hugging you. You're going to hold me up.

Well done. Great use of the overrule.

The King And I, Yul Brynner and Deborah Kerr.

# Shall we dance? Duh, duh, duh... #

Right, £12,000 still in the game. A lot of money.

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.

Each column is now worth £1,200.

You've got to decide who's going to play next.

Matt or Jacqueline?

But before we decide who's stepping forward to face the Golden Wall,

here are the all-important crucial keywords.

And they are...

Right, Jacqueline, Matt, who do you think's

the next best player for this round?

-Astronaut, Atomoium, it sounds your...

-I'll take it.

-Jacqueline?

-OK.

-OK. Same as before. Matt, Lucy give them 20 seconds.

Give Jacqueline a hand. Off you go.

Atomium - I've no idea what that is.

So What is a song. I think it's by Pink.

United Artists was started by Charlie Chaplin

and is now owned by Tom Cruise.

-Equatorial Guinea...

-World Cup...

Who won the last World Cup?

The one just now? Portugal.

Portugal's the recent one.

The Royal Academy - lectures.

-Right, time up, team.

-OK!

-Good luck.

-Did any of that come in handy, by the way?

-I hope so. We'll find out.

Yeah, let's find out, as I ask you to step forward

and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

We have three pass-backs, three over rules in play, Jacqueline.

OK? £12,000 up there.

To protect our first column, £1,200, here comes your very first question.

The Atomium? I've never heard of it.

But Copenhagen's quite a strong science city.

I don't know about Vienna and Brussels so much.

I'm drawn to Copenhagen.

-Yeah?

-Yes.

-OK. Shall we lock it in?

-Sure.

There's no overruled from your team-mates.

If this is right, you start your journey across the Golden Wall.

-If it's wrong, we lose £1,200.

-OK.

Column number one.

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

-Not a blistering start.

-It made sense to me.

The answer we're looking for is...

..Brussels. Right, we've lost column number one.

The Wall is now worth £10,800.

-Come on. Here we go. Next question.

-Let's do this.

Joints.

-Boom! Joints.

-Yeah?

-Yes.

-You sure?

-Yes.

-Do a bit of woodworking, do you, love?

-My grandfather did.

-OK.

-I just have memories of things.

He was an amazing woodworker, it was his past time...

-All right.

-..and he built beautiful cabinets.

-OK.

-So we're going to lock in...joints.

-Joints.

BUZZER Oh!

Oh, there's an overrule.

Oh, Jacqueline's grandad, don't diss Jacqueline's grandad!

My memory's shot, isn't it?

-I think it's saws.

-Yeah?

-Coping saw, tenon saw and a fretsaw.

-Oh, yeah.

-Right.

They've changed your answer from joints to saws.

If this is right, this is a great use of the overrule.

To get our game under way, were they right to overrule Jacqueline?

-Yes, they were. Well played, team.

-Thank you.

Column number three, to protect another £1,200.

We've got three pass-backs, two overrules in play.

George W Bush is jumping out at me there.

-So I'm going to go with George W.

-Yeah? All right. We'll lock it in.

George W Bush. BUZZER

And it's another overrule from your team-mates.

-Pow!

-Bang!

Matt, Lucy.

I think this book won an award,

um...and it was Barack Obama.

So we're changing Jacqueline's guess from George W Bush.

Matt thinks Barack Obama won an award for this book.

41, Portrait Of My Father. We've used the overrule.

If this is right, we're going to light up column number three.

Were they right to overrule Jacqueline?

DECIMATE.

Let's hope it's Hillary Clinton, eh?

The answer we are looking for is...

-..George W Bush.

-Sorry.

Right, we've lost column number three.

We have one overrule and three pass-backs left.

The Wall is now worth £9,600. Still a lot of money.

-Here comes your next question, Jacqueline.

-OK.

-Charlie Chaplin.

-Why do you say that so quickly?

Because we had a chat about it earlier.

-You've been told.

-And it's all about the teamwork.

-That's right, you've been told by your team.

-Yes!

Well, if it is Charlie Chaplin,

we're going to find out as we lock it in.

If this is right... Let's get back on track.

Come on. Charlie Chaplin. Column number four, £1,200.

-Yes. Well done.

-Yes!

-I heard that in the briefing.

Great stuff. Right, we're coming up to the halfway mark now.

Question number five.

Is it...

What I'm going to do because of where we are with our pass-backs

and overrules, I'm going to pass this one back.

Right, we're passing back.

-Because I don't know.

-Matt, Lucy.

If I was guessing, I would have to say Kind Of Blue.

Cos it's the only Miles Davis album I've heard of.

So, shall we lock in Kind Of Blue?

We're going to lock in Kind Of Blue.

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

Yes, well played, team. Come on. Lovely.

We have two pass-backs and one overrule left

to protect column number six.

£1,200.

Here it comes.

I have a very strong suspicion it was French Guinea.

So, I'm going to go with that.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK.

We're going to lock in French Guinea.

No overrule from your team-mates.

Come on, let's light up. Column number six.

French Guinea.

DECIMATE.

-Boy.

-I was thinking of French Ghana.

The answer we're looking for is...

Spanish.

Right, we've lost column number six.

The Wall is now worth £8,400.

We have two pass-backs and one overrule.

Question number seven, to protect £1,200.

Was it...

John Craven. I remember it well. Well, he's the one I remember.

I don't know if there was anyone before him.

But it used to be John Craven's Newsround.

-Yeah. Shall we lock it in?

-Yes, please.

OK. Jacqueline reckons it's John Craven's Newsround.

To light up column number seven.

Is she right?

Yes, well done, my love.

Here we go.

Still playing for £8,400.

Column number eight, to protect another £1,200.

I'm going to use a pass-back because I don't know.

OK. We are using a pass-back.

Jacqueline is relying on Matt and Lucy

to get her out of this hole on this question. Football fan, Matt?

-Lucy?

-Yeah.

Yeah. But more club football than international.

-Yes.

-My guess would probably be Uruguay.

Cos they were one of the first teams in it.

-Yeah.

-So, why wouldn't they host it?

-Do you want to lock it in?

-Yeah.

I think... It's a good enough reason.

-OK. Yeah, go on.

-Go for it.

Right, your team have decided they going to lock in Uruguay,

-Jacqueline.

-OK.

If this is right, we protect £1,200 in column number eight.

Were Uruguay the first country to host the World Cup twice?

DECIMATE.

I'm sure it's Brazil. The answer is...

(Italy.)

It was Mexico.

-Oh, fine.

-Wow. The Wall is now worth £7,200.

Column number nine, to protect another £1,200.

Here it is.

I'm going to go between Holbein and Turner.

I don't know who Sir Joshua Reynolds is.

-I'm going to go with Holbein.

-Yeah.

We're going to lock in Hans Holbein.

To light up column number nine.

Was Hans Holbein the first president

of the British Royal Academy of Arts?

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

No, no, no, no, no.

The answer is...

..Sir Joshua Reynolds.

Right, the Wall

is worth £6,000.

If we can get endgame, that's two grand each.

-That's not bad for an afternoon.

-Yes.

-Your last and final question,

we have one pass-back, one overrule left.

Was it...

Buzz has been out there, front-running all the time.

John Glenn, I don't know much about him.

I'm going to go with Buzz.

Yeah. OK. We're going to lock in Buzz Aldrin.

To finish our journey in round two, to protect £6,000,

to bring it through to round three.

Buzz Aldrin. Is it the right answer?

-DECIMATE.

-Oh, Jacqueline.

I thought you were right.

The answer is

John Glenn. Give a big round of applause. Come here, sweetheart.

Mwah! Go and join your team-mates, my love.

Right. That was a bit of a tough round, wasn't it?

-Yes.

-Tough questions there.

But we've managed to keep £4,800 on our Golden Wall.

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. Right there.

Each column is now worth £480.

Matt. You're last up, my friend.

Remember, the more columns you can keep in play,

the more cash we're going to take through to the endgame.

So, as usual,

your team-mates are going to have 20 seconds to brief you

on these all-important keywords.

They are...

Right. Matt, good luck. 20 seconds starts now.

-Planet means "wanderer".

-OK.

-Do we know what grot is?

I've no idea what grot is.

Is it something to do with the ears or something?

Oh. Formicary is where you keep ants.

Rudyard Kipling is Rudyard Kipling.

Spice Girls, they came back

with a song called Spotlight.

-That was their comeback song.

-Syriza?

I don't know what that is.

I don't know - the first Syriza?

Musical periods or like crotchets?

That's it, gang, I'm afraid. Time is up. Are you ready, Matt?

-Yep.

-You can have this.

OK. Will you please step forward and faced the Golden Wall?

APPLAUSE

Right, Matt. Very rare this happens,

but we've got one pass-back and one overrule left for round three.

The first column is worth £480. Here comes your first question.

Greece have had trouble with the economy.

Mm. A few monetary problems, haven't they?

So, my best guess would be Greece.

-Yeah. Shall we lock it in?

-Yeah.

-We're going to lock in Greece.

To start his journey across the Wall, round three, Greece,

to protect £480.

Yes. You got it.

Good start, Matt. Column number two.

Question number two.

Is it...

I think Rudyard Kipling was born maybe in India or the Far East.

So, I would have to say...

-Yeah, East Is East.

-Yeah.

Shall we lock it in? East Is East...

..to light up column number two.

Your team are not overruling.

To protect £480, is it the right answer?

Yes, well played, Matt.

Question number three.

Right, I have heard of him.

-OK.

-And I know there's something called Herschel's Rings.

I mean, I don't know whether the rings around Saturn,

or rings around Uranus...

LAUGHTER

I think...I'm going to pass it back.

Right, ladies. Right, come on.

The stars. The planets.

Bit of sci-fi, Jacqueline.

I know, it's tough.

I'm more about the physics than the...

-I was thinking...

-the history.

-..Uranus or Neptune.

I was kind of ruling out Saturn.

-So...

-Well, Neptune is the furthest one out.

Uranus is before Neptune.

Yeah. It's also really, really tilted over.

-Shall we go for Uranus?

-Which one?

-Yeah.

-Yeah, I'm happy with that.

-Uranus.

Uranus. We're locking in Uranus...

-All right, buddy?

-Yep.

..to light up column number three to protect £480.

Was Matt right to pass back to the ladies?

Yes, he was. Well done.

Right. We have no more pass-backs.

We've one overrule left in the game

to protect column number four and another £480.

Derek Trotter is Del Boy.

And I've watched Only Fools And Horses

and I've never heard of anything called Grot.

Arkwright, I'm assuming, is Arkwright from Open All Hours.

And he just had a corner shop.

So, my guess would be Reginald Perrin.

-Shall we lock it in?

-Yeah, let's lock it in.

We're going to lock in Reginald Perrin

to light up column number four,

to protect £480.

Is it right?

Yes.

Good stuff, Matt. Right, we're coming up to the halfway mark now.

We only have one overrule in play.

Here comes question number five.

Right. I don't think it's Los Angeles.

Canada, Australia.

Both in the Commonwealth,

so they could take names from British stations.

-Sydney.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

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

If this is right, we're going to light up column number five.

Lewisham, Stanmore, Liverpool, Olympic Park.

All metro stations in Sydney.

Yes, well done, Matt.

Look at this.

Question number six, to protect another £480.

-Russia.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK. No messing around here, Matt.

We're locking in Russia. BUZZER

There's an overrule from the ladies.

-Were you 100% there?

-I was 99%.

OK, well, the ladies think differently.

-Jacqueline, what are you saying, love?

-I'm saying Sweden.

-Yeah.

Yeah.

Are we locking it in, ladies?

-I believe it's Sweden.

-OK.

We're changing Matt's answer from Russia to Sweden.

You do not want to see the look on Matt's face right now.

-I can see it through the back of his head.

-Can you?

Were the ladies right to overrule Matt's answer of Russia

by locking in Sweden? Column number six.

DECIMATE.

Oh!

Oh-h!

Matt.

-Well...

-So sorry. The answer we were looking for is...

-Oh, no.

-Come here, mate. Give me a hug.

I feel your pain. Don't worry, buddy.

OK. Now, we've lost column number six.

The Wall worth £4,320.

Come on, we've got four questions left.

Question number seven, Matt.

Well, I associate Impressionist more with art than music.

OK.

Romantic...

I'm not too sure. So, I'm going to go for Baroque.

Yeah? We're going to lock in Baroque.

To light up column number seven to protect £480, Matt thinks Baroque.

Yes, well played, mate.

Column number eight,

to protect another £480.

For some reason, in the back of my mind,

I'm sure I've heard it's Jason Statham.

But then again, I'm now thinking Chris Hemsworth.

I think... And I know they say you should always go

with your first thought, but I'm going to change it

and I'm going to say Chris Hemsworth.

OK. We're going to lock in Chris Hemsworth.

If this is right, we'll protect column number eight.

Was Chris Hemsworth an international high diver

before becoming a film star?

DECIMATE.

It can't be Jason Statham.

The answer is...

It is Jason!

Right, we've lost column number eight.

The Wall is now worth £3,840.

Here comes your penultimate question.

-Ants.

-Yeah.

-Yes.

-OK, we're locking in ants...

..to protect £480.

Is he right?

Yes, good stuff, Matt.

Right. Here we come now.

Last and final question to bring £3,840 into our endgame.

Emma being Baby Spice...

..I would have to guess Emma.

-Yeah.

-Emma.

-Shall we lock in Emma?

-Baby Spice.

-Lock in Emma.

-Right. Emma Bunton.

If this is right, we're going to play for £3,840.

Column number ten.

Yes, she is. Well played, mate.

Good stuff. Go and join your team-mates.

Up you get, girls.

Well, you're playing so well. I don't know who we're going to blame

for that middle one right there,

are we, ladies?

Well, between you, you've managed to keep £3,840 on our Golden Wall.

But now is the big moment.

The chance to win that money.

Here's how it works.

We divide the cash once more into ten equal columns.

A little bit of a reshuffle.

And it's going to look like this.

Right there. 3,840. To leave with that cash, you must work your way

across the Wall one last time, lighting up all ten columns.

But now we're going to be up against the clock.

You'll have two minutes to do it

and you'll get three chances to light each column.

But of course, the more questions you need,

the more time you're going to use up. Get all three questions wrong

and that column and its cash is lost.

You'll have to rebuild the Wall

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

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

sadly, we're going to leave with nothing.

So, here I've got ten keywords.

They are...

Big decision. You met today as strangers,

but you've worked as a team

for a chance to share that cash prize of £3,840.

Who is going to face the Wall first?

You're on fire, mate.

-Yeah.

-So, if you're happy to go first.

-I'll go first.

-Great.

-You did so well.

All right, Matt, will you please join me

and face the final Golden Wall?

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Right, Matt. Light up all ten columns within the time,

you, Lucy and Jacqueline will be leaving with £3,840.

Let's put two minutes on the clock.

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

Good luck, Matt.

London. Which novel by Jack London is about Buck,

a sled dog working in the Klondike Gold Rush?

-Call Of The Wild.

-Correct.

Wales. What city in Wales was granted

its city status as part of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee?

-Pass.

-St Asaph.

Who became coach of the Wales

national men's rugby union team, 2007?

-Pass.

-Warren Gatland.

Which river do motorists cross to get from England

into Wales on the M4 and the M48?

The Trent. Stop the clock.

DECIMATE.

The answer I was looking for was the River Severn.

I'm afraid it's the third wrong answer.

The clock has stopped. The money has been decimated.

Matt, I'm afraid you've got to step down and return to your team-mates.

Right, team. We have to rebuild the Wall.

You are now down to £3,456 and the question is,

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

We need a new keyword.

That keyword is Cruise. Cruise.

Right, Lucy, Jacqueline.

One of you must now step up

and try and complete the journey across the Wall.

Which one of you ladies is it going to be?

I don't know. Do you want to go?

-Go on, then.

-Go for it.

-I'll go for it.

Lucy, please step forward and face the Golden Wall.

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Right, Luce. You're playing for £3,456.

We've got plenty of time, right?

-OK.

-You got 1:36 left on the clock.

The clock will restart

when I finish asking this question.

Good luck, Lucy.

Cruise. What word can refer to a Native American axe

-and a long-range cruise missile?

-Pass.

Tomahawk. The name of the cruise line P&O

stood originally for Peninsular And what?

-Pass.

-Oriental.

In which film franchise does Tom Cruise

play the role of Ethan Hunt?

-Mission Impossible.

-Correct. Prince.

Prince Philip's father was Prince Andrew of Greece

and what other country?

-Turkey.

-Denmark.

Ashwell Prince was the first black player

to captain South Africa in which sport?

-Cricket.

-Correct. Newton.

Newton Heath is an area in which English city?

-Pass.

-Manchester.

The Newton is the SI unit for what?

-Gravity.

-Force.

The famous story about Sir Isaac Newton

involves what kind of fruit falling from a tree?

-Apple.

-Correct. Love.

The main character in Shakespeare's Love's Labour's Lost

is Ferdinand, the King of where?

-Greece.

-Navarre.

Who plays the Prime Minister in the film Love Actually.

-Hugh Grant.

-Correct. Special.

Special Brew was a top ten UK hit in 1980 for which band?

-Pass.

-Bad Manners.

What's the motto of the Special Air Service,

better known as the SAS?

-Pass.

-Who dares wins.

Which football manager proclaimed themselves

a Special One when he joined Chelsea in 2004?

-Jose Mourinho.

-Correct.

Roosevelt. An image of Franklin D Roosevelt

appears on which US coin?

-The dime.

-Correct.

Island. Island records was formed in 1959

on which island?

The Isle of Man.

Jamaica. In the 2005 film,

King Kong is found on which fictional island

in the Indian Ocean?

-Pass.

-Skull Island.

Boris Island was a nickname for a proposed new development

in the Thames Estuary of what?

-Pass.

-Airport.

DECIMATE.

Stop the clock.

Oh, you were on such a roll, Lucy.

Oh!

The clock has stopped, the money has been decimated.

Lucy, I'm afraid you have to step down.

Right. For the third time, you have to rebuild the Wall.

We are now down to £3,111.

Lucy managed to give six correct answers,

but we still need three more correct answers for your team to take home

that money. We need a new keyword and that keyword is Michael.

Michael. Jacqueline,

-will you please step forward and face the Golden Wall?

-Certainly.

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Right. Let's see how far you can get, OK?

-OK.

-The clock will restart when I finish asking this question.

Jacqueline, good luck.

Michael. By what name is comedian

Michael Pennington better known?

Don't know. Johnny Vegas.

Michael Corleone was the protagonist

in which trio of films?

-The Godfather.

-Correct. Giant.

-What's the name of the female...

-DECIMATE.

Oh!

Oh, Jacqueline, I'm so sorry, I'm afraid the time is up.

We didn't make it across the Wall, which means, sadly,

yourself, Matt and Lucy will be leaving with nothing.

Give them a big round of applause. Come here, you.

Oh, I'm so sorry, darling.

Sorry, Matt.

-Lucy.

-Nearly.

-Almost. Have you had good fun?

-It was good fun.

-Yeah.

-I think we did good teamwork.

-It was great teamwork.

As a team you worked wonderfully.

-Yeah, we did well.

-Join me next time to see whether another team

of complete strangers can take home a huge cash prize.

Or, like these guys here, they'll also be decimated.

Take care, everybody. Bye-bye.

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