Episode 19 Decimate

This colossal Golden Wall is worth £20,000.

Today's three players have never met before.

Can they work together to keep the Wall intact

or will it all come crashing down?

-DECIMATE.

-This is Decimate.

APPLAUSE

Lovely. Thank you very much and welcome to Decimate.

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

I'm Paul, a retired dental hygienist from Torquay.

I'm Sandra, a customer service advisor from Surrey.

I'm Francis, a self-employed bookkeeper from Lytham St Annes.

APPLAUSE

-Francis, a self-employed bookkeeper.

-I am now, mate.

-Really?

-I am now.

-Exciting job?

-My last job was more exciting.

-I used to be an optician before I fell ill.

-OK.

But circumstances have changed and it seems to suit me now,

-being sat down at a desk.

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

Maybe get a new wheelchair, if I had a few thousand, perhaps,

or maybe a new laptop. Nothing fancy.

Lovely, well, I hope you come away with a few quid. Have a good time.

-Thank you, Shane.

-We've got a beautiful lady in the team as well.

-We can't do Decimate without a beautiful lady.

-Thank you.

Welcome to the show, Paul. Ha-ha! I'm joking!

LAUGHTER

-Sandra, beautiful lady, welcome to the show.

-Hello, Shane.

Customer services - you know how to deal with angry people, right?

Oh, get them every day, Shane.

-I've got a feeling you're going to be quite competitive.

-I am.

-How did you know?

-I can just see there's a bossy side of you.

I am quite bossy. I've been known to be bossy, quite competitive.

-You might be good at this game then.

-I hope so, yeah.

We might have a team leader here, guys, that's all I'm saying.

-Welcome to the show, Sandra. Have a lovely time.

-Thank you.

-And Paul, how are you, sir?

-Very well, thank you, Shane.

-Dental hygienist.

-Ex.

-Ex.

So, you're retired. What do you like doing in your spare time?

I've written quite a few plays. I've got seven published.

-Have you really?

-I've got a novel published.

-What's it called?

-Open Wide Please!

-I wonder what that's about. Ah...

-It's not a guide to dentistry.

-No?

It's a fictional biography of a rather strange dentist.

-Welcome to the show.

-Thank you.

-What a great team!

Feeling lucky today. Welcome to the show. Here's how the show 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

and face the Golden Wall and ten questions - one per column.

Get a question right,

that column is protected and we light it up like this.

You get that and the money will stay in the game.

But should you get a question wrong, this is what happens.

DECIMATE.

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

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

because, once all three of you have played,

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

-So, Paul, Sandra, Francis, are you ready to play? ALL:

-Yes.

Right, now, we need to choose one of you

who's going to come and play Round One,

but to help you decide, I'm going to reveal some key words

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

So, here are your key words. They are...

Now you've seen the key words, we have to decide

who's going to step forward and face the Golden Wall for the first time.

Between you guys, you've got to decide.

I don't think I'm very good at this one. I think... What do you think?

-It's not telling me for that one, if I'm honest with you.

-In for a penny.

-I'll go first.

-You'll go first then?

-I'll go first.

-Paul.

So, you're going to be first to take on the Golden Wall,

but before you do, it's up to Francis and Sandra

to give you as much information

regarding these key words as possible.

-You have 20 seconds.

-OK.

-20 seconds starts now.

Lionheart - that's Mel Gibson, the movie.

Right. Manukau Harbour - anyone know that?

-No, I don't know that one.

-No.

-Bouillabaisse is a French soup.

-Jamala?

-Jamala is that game?

-Right.

-Nyasaland...

-Richard the Lionheart's a king.

-Yeah.

-Bouillabaisse is French fish stew.

Barber Institute, anyone know anything about that?

No, I don't know anything about that.

Right, guys, time is up.

-Paul, any of that help?

-No.

-That was tough.

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

and face the Golden Wall for the first time.

APPLAUSE

Paul, just to reassure you, you're not completely on your own.

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

you can pass back the question to your teammates.

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

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

But, team, you only have five overrules and five pass backs

between all three of you over the whole show. Use them wisely, OK.

-Ready to play, Paul?

-Oh, yes.

-Good luck, mate.

Column number one is worth £2,000.

Let's play. Here comes your first question.

-I thought all the Richards would come up for that one.

-OK.

Um... Um, I...

presume it was Richard I.

Um, but I think my team behind me will probably know if I'm wrong,

-so I would lock in Richard I.

-OK, we're going to lock in Richard I.

Do the team think you're right?

The overrule was there if they wanted it but they've not used it.

So, we've locked in Richard I.

To start our game across the Golden Wall, Richard I.

To protect £2,000, is it the right answer?

Yes, well played, Paul. APPLAUSE

Here we go. Question number two.

-Now, I'm not particularly up on my models.

-Really?

-No.

-OK.

I seem to recall seeing that Jerry Hall married Rupert Murdoch,

-so I would lock Jerry Hall in.

-We're locking in Jerry Hall.

If this is right, we're protecting another £2,000 on the Wall.

Paul says it's Jerry Hall. Is he right?

Yes! Well done, pal. APPLAUSE

Let's see if we can get three in a row here.

Great start to the game. Here comes question number three.

To be honest, I don't think

I've ever heard of the Barber Institute of Fine Arts,

but I know Birmingham has quite a few art galleries.

I'm hoping that my fellow teammates might know this answer,

so I will go for Birmingham and hope they will override me if I'm wrong.

So, we're locking in Birmingham.

BUZZ

Oh, we have an overrule there. Sandra.

I think Manchester, for some reason,

cos I think it's kind of an arty place, possibly.

-You're saying Birmingham's not an arty place?

-No!

All our Brummie viewers, I think it's a very arty place.

-I think it's Manchester.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

Right, we're changing Paul's answer from Birmingham to Manchester.

Let's hope this is right, to protect column three and £2,000.

We've been overruled by Sandra. She says it's Manchester. Is she right?

DECIMATE.

Ooh!

If Birmingham's the right answer, Paul was right all along.

The answer we're looking for is...

-Oh, sorry.

-Sandra, we've lost

-column number three.

-Sorry.

The Wall is now worth £18,000.

We still have five pass backs and four overrules.

Question number four.

-Do a bit of cooking, Paul?

-I do all the cooking at home. I love cooking.

-I find it so relaxing.

-OK.

-Especially when I was working,

come home and chop up an onion and all that.

-So, I know the answer to this one.

-Go on.

-Seafood.

-Yeah?

-Lock that in.

To get back on track, to light up column number four,

and to protect £18,000, is seafood the correct answer?

Well done, Paul. Good stuff, mate. APPLAUSE

Nice French dish.

Right, still a lot of money on the Wall. £18,000.

Here comes question number five.

-AS KENNETH WILLIAMS: Oh!

-Mmm.

LAUGHTER

-I used to love the Carry On Films.

-Yeah, me too.

And I suspect Kenneth Williams was in quite a few,

but so was Barbara Windsor.

So, I, again, will lock in Barbara Windsor

and if my team know any better, they can overrule me.

Right, we've locked it in.

There's no overrule from your teammates.

Did Barbara Windsor appear in the most Carry On films?

DECIMATE.

Oh, wow. I don't know. Is it Kenneth Williams?

Yeah, probably.

AS KENNETH WILLIAMS: No!

We lose column number five.

The Wall is now worth £16,000. But don't despair.

It's still a lot of money and we've still got a long way to go.

Here comes your next question, Paul.

Well, I think he spent...six months in space.

That would make approximately 369 days, would it?

-Well, that's not up there, but it does say 329.

-Oh, 329, yeah.

-Um... Yeah, I'll go 329.

-It's locked in.

-No, it's not.

-To light up column number six.

-DECIMATE.

-Oh, no!

-Yeah, I realised

my maths was not that good.

Your maths didn't work out right there.

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

-Yeah.

-Right, £14,000.

Still a lot of money on the Wall. Question number seven.

-Um...

-Been to Italy?

-A long time ago.

-Do you remember what day you went?

-No! I'd like to pass this one back.

OK, first of our pass backs being used.

Sandra and Francis, Domenica in Italian is which day of the week?

-Sunday.

-Yeah, hopefully, we can redeem ourselves on Sunday.

-Yeah.

Let's hope you can. Right, have we used the pass back wisely?

We're locking in Sunday to get us back on track.

To light up column number seven and protect £2,000,

was Paul right to pass back?

That's what it's all about. Great teamwork. Well done.

APPLAUSE Question number eight.

-I think the answer is I haven't got a Scooby for that one.

-OK.

-Yeah.

Malawi is the one that's jumping out at me.

Well, I say "jumping out" - it's stumbling towards me, shall we say.

I will go with Malawi and if my team know any better, they will override.

BUZZ We have another overrule.

-Francis, Sandra.

-Well, we weren't going to miss that one, were we?

No, we definitely didn't want to miss that. So, we reckon Botswana.

We're leaning towards Botswana.

Right, so we're changing it

-from Malawi to Botswana.

-Oh, dear.

-I hope it's right.

-Here we go.

We need this one, guys.

-We want to keep £14,000 in play.

-Come on, please.

Botswana. Column number eight.

-DECIMATE.

-Oh, no!

-Oh, dear.

-Oh, gosh.

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

-Oh, no!

-Not again.

-Paul's answer.

-Oh, dear.

-Right, the Wall is now worth £12,000.

-Right.

Still a lot of money, OK. Question number nine.

-Like a bit of Eurovision, Paul?

-We used to have Eurovision parties.

Did you have one this year?

-No, but I seem to recall Russia winning the 2016 one.

-Yeah?

-So, I'll lock in Russia.

-OK, we're locking in Russia.

If this is right, we protect column number nine.

Paul says Russia.

DECIMATE.

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

-No.

-OK, now,

the Wall is still worth a lot of money.

There's £10,000. Here comes your last and final question, Paul.

Come on, let's bring 10K into Round Two. Here we go.

They do sound like Maori words,

so if I was going to have a guess,

-I would go for Auckland, but I think I'll pass this one back.

-OK.

-We're shirking responsibility here now.

-Safe hands back here!

-Have you got it?

-We'll stick with Auckland.

We're on the same sort of line there, weren't we?

-Auckland would be our guess.

-We'll stick with Auckland.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

OK, to finish on a flourish on the Golden Wall, Auckland.

Is it the correct answer?

Yes! Well played, Paul. APPLAUSE

Go and join your team, my friend.

Wow, that was a tough round, wasn't it? Tough round.

But we've still got £10,000 in the game. Still a lot of money.

We're going to take that now

and spread it evenly across ten new columns

and it's now going to look like this.

There we go. £10,000 right there. Each column is now worth £1,000.

But who's going to play next - Sandra or Francis?

Before we decide, here are those crucial words and they are...

Who do you think is best to play this round then?

-I think... I don't mind.

-I might have a go at that.

I think you'd be good at that cos you're good at historic questions.

-One of us has got to do it, so...

-Might as well go in there.

-All right.

-Yeah?

-I'm up for that one.

Francis, all right then, buddy, before you come forward,

it's up to Paul and Sandra to give you

as much help for these key words as possible.

You've only got 20 seconds, don't let him down. Go.

-Queen of the Night?

-Do you know Victor Meldrew?

-He's an actor.

-Queen of the Night?

-I don't know who that was.

-Apollo 11?

Was that the one that was stricken

-and had to get back?

-OK.

-Er, Castling?

-I don't know. Acidity...

-American Pastoral?

-I don't know what that is.

I don't know what that is, no.

-French king could be anyone, couldn't it.

-Mel Gibson.

Right, time is up, time is up.

-Any of that help, Francis?

-No help whatsoever.

-OK, ha-ha!

Francis, will you please come forward and face the Golden Wall?

I will, thank you.

APPLAUSE

Francis, it's all down to you now, my friend.

There's still a lot of money up there. £10,000, OK.

You have three pass backs and three overrules.

So, to protect column number one,

here comes your first question.

Well, my sister's the 9th January

and I'm sure she's a Capricorn.

-I'm happy to go with Capricorn.

-Yeah?

-That's my answer.

-OK.

Column number one - is Capricorn the right answer?

Yes, well played. APPLAUSE

Protecting column number two, question number two.

I haven't got a clue.

So, I'm going to pass it back and hope my reliable team members

are going to pull me out the proverbial.

Don't think they've got a clue.

-Don't say that!

-Paul, Sandra.

-Don Giovanni, I think.

It's something about the Italian mistress of the night.

-Yeah.

-I'm going to go with Don Giovanni.

-Don Giovanni.

-Yeah.

Right, we've used a pass back.

Is Don Giovanni the right answer?

-DECIMATE.

-Oh, no.

-Oh, my God.

Not again.

You thought it was Don Giovanni. The answer is, in fact...

-The Magic Flute. Would you have known that?

-No.

Right, we've lost column number two. The Wall is now worth £9,000.

That's £3,000 each still, if we can get that to the end game and win.

Come on, we can do this. Question number three.

He didn't look like a sort of hard case,

like he might have been a security guard. Bus driver or accountant?

I'm...plumping towards accountant.

-You're plumping, are you?

-Yeah, oh, dear.

I'm going to go for accountant, but I'm not 100% on that.

OK, we're locking in accountant. If this is right,

we're going to light up column number three and protect £1,000.

Grumpy Victor Meldrew - was he an accountant?

-DECIMATE.

-You know what, Francis?

-I kind of thought you were right.

-Deary me.

-Wow.

The answer we were looking for is...

-He was a security guard!

-As if!

Not to worry, we lost column number three.

Let's not get down, OK. Here comes question number four.

Come on, let's get this one.

-I'm happy with this straightaway.

-Are you?

I think I knew it before it came up. Yeah, it's not Vermont or Maine.

-It's Louisiana.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-We're locking in Louisiana.

-Yeah.

-To get back on track, to protect column number four,

to keep £8,000 on the Wall. Louisiana.

Yes, well done, mate. We're back in the game.

APPLAUSE Coming up to the halfway mark.

Here we go. Question number five.

Not liking the look of that on first impressions.

If I had to go with anyone, I'm leaning toward Philip Roth.

Don't really know anything about the other two. I've heard of him.

I'll have to go Philip Roth

and if my team want to get involved, they can do.

OK, to protect column number five and keep £8,000 up there.

-Come on, let this be right.

-Come on.

Philip Roth for column number five.

-Yes! Well done, mate.

-Whoo!

-APPLAUSE

-Good stuff.

-Better luck.

Right, we come onto column number six to protect another £1,000.

I don't think it was Alan Shepherd.

I think it was the guy who played golf on the moon.

I might be completely wrong with that.

Michael Collins sounds like quite an American-sounding name,

so I'll go for him.

-Just based on his name?

-On his name, yes, please.

-OK, no overrule from your teammates.

-No overrule.

-I don't think they've got a clue, to be honest.

-None of us have.

Right, to light up column number six to protect another £1,000.

Michael Collins - was he the third man

alongside Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin?

Yes, he was! APPLAUSE

Whoa, this is turning into a nice, comfortable round.

-This is what we like, a good streak.

-Yeah. £8,000 still on the Wall.

Question number seven.

I'm sure a Castle might be another name for a Rook.

So, I'd be leaning towards that, again.

By hook or by crook, it's Rook.

-By hook or by crook, Francis reckons it's Rook.

-Yeah.

-We're locking in Rook.

-Yeah.

To protect column number seven and another £1,000,

is Rook the correct answer?

-Yes, it is!

-It is! Go on, lad!

-Come on, Francis!

-Go on!

APPLAUSE This is a great game now.

Now, question number eight, to protect another grand.

Um... Hydrangea...

I don't think it's a geranium, cos I think my mum's had geraniums before.

I think they're just... Are they red?

Pooh...

-Middle for diddle. Hydrangea.

-Yeah?

If anyone wants to overrule, they can do.

-OK, we're locking in Hydrangea.

-Yeah.

If this is right, this is five in a row, this is a great round.

Only if it's right.

Column number eight. Hydrangea.

Yes!

APPLAUSE

-We're on a roll now.

-You're on a roll now, Francis, mate.

-We are.

You still have two pass backs and three overrules in play.

Here comes question number nine.

Before the question came up, I was hoping Damon Hill would come up,

cos I think he won the World Championship twice.

Did he? No. Was it Mansell that won it twice?

I'm struggling with this one.

I'll think I'll throw out Damon Hill and if anyone wants to overrule,

-they can do.

-OK, we're throwing out Damon Hill.

And there's no overrule. Damon Hill.

Was he the first racing driver

to be voted BBC Sports Personality of the Year twice?

Column number nine.

DECIMATE.

Oh!

-See, I thought it was Nigel Mansell.

-Yeah.

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

It WAS Mansell.

-I didn't know.

-Don't despair. This is still a good round, OK.

The Wall is still at £7,000, still a lot of money, guys.

Here comes your last question, Francis.

Mango or lime.

Er...I wouldn't like an onion in MY gin martini.

I'm... I'm going...for lime.

I'm going for lime.

OK, the last and final column.

Can we keep £7,000 into Round Three?

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

-Oh, no!

-It had better not be an onion!

It better not be! I wouldn't drink it anyway.

The answer we're looking for is...

-It was an onion!

-You're joking!

-Not to worry.

Give him a big round of applause.

Well done, Francis, go and join your teammates, buddy. Well done.

APPLAUSE

So, you managed to keep £6,000 on our Golden Wall.

As before, we're going to take that,

divvy it up into ten new columns and it's now going to look like this.

There we are. Right, £6,000. Each column is now worth £600.

-Sandra, you're last up, my love.

-I know.

Remember, the more columns you can keep in play,

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

As usual, your mates are going to have 20 seconds

to brief you on these key words that I'm going to reveal right now.

Here they are.

Francis, Paul, help her out. 20 seconds.

What was the show Jeremy Beadle did?

You've Been Framed, wasn't it?

-Pashmina is like a shawl..

-Head scarf, shawl.

Diamond necklace could be anything. USB...

Daniel Day-Lewis - he played...

He played in... What did he play in?

-European Grand Prix moves around.

-OK.

-It's been in Valencia before.

-Right. Lincolnshire?

USB is a storage device.

-Viva La Vida is the Spice Girls?

-Right, time's up.

-Did that help at all?

-A bit, yes, it has.

-We're going to find out.

Would you please step forward and face the Golden Wall?

APPLAUSE

Right, we have two pass backs and three overrules still in play.

-Each column is worth £600. Shall we get under way?

-Yeah.

-Ready to play?

-Definitely.

-Here comes question number one.

Well, mohair is hairy. I don't think it's that one.

Angora, hmm... Cashmere.

I think it's mixed with silk and cashmere, so I would...

-I would say Cashmere.

-Yeah?

-Yes, please.

-OK, we're up and running.

We're going to lock in Cashmere.

If this is right, we're protecting column number one. £600.

-But only if it's right.

-Yeah.

Column number one. Sandra reckons it's Cashmere.

-Yes!

-Yes!

-Well done, sweetheart. APPLAUSE

Question number two.

-Clockwise.

-I know, I'm trying to work it out.

-Clockwise is that way, isn't it?

-Yeah.

Yeah, so clockwise, east, Lincolnshire. Um, I would...

It's a difficult one. Um, pass back, please.

-You want to pass it back?

-Yeah.

OK, we're passing it back to Paul and Francis.

-We're going for Norfolk, aren't we?

-Yeah.

-We are indeed.

They sound fairly certain. Are you happy with their answer?

-Yeah, I am.

-OK, let's lock in Norfolk.

If this right, we protect column number two and another £600.

Norfolk.

-Yes!

-Well done. Good.

Well played, team, well played. APPLAUSE

-We've got one pass back and three overrules left.

-OK.

Question number three.

Oh, gosh, I think... It's a difficult one, this one.

You've got three overrules and one pass back.

So, I'm thinking Burma but I could be wrong.

-Shall we lock in Burma?

-Yeah.

BUZZ We've got an overrule there

from your teammates. Francis and Paul.

We don't think it's Burma but we're not too sure

whether it's Malaysia or Singapore.

Um, personally, I would think Malaysia.

-We'll have to say Malaysia then, mate, won't we?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

-Fingers crossed.

So, we're changing Sandra's answer from Burma to Malaysia

to light up column number three and keep £6,000 on the Wall.

-Were they right to overrule you?

-I hope so.

-Yes, they were!

-Yes!

-Great teamwork, everyone. Seriously, great teamwork.

-You got three in a row. We're on a roll.

-Yeah.

-Question number four.

I know this one.

Well, it's definitely not Charles de Gaulle

or the Duke of Wellington and I remember seeing this recently,

so I'm going to lock in Abraham Lincoln.

-We're not even going to think about this.

-No, we're not.

-Lock it in before they try and change your mind.

-Definitely.

Abraham Lincoln, to get four in a row. This could be a great round.

Is Abraham Lincoln the right answer?

You know it, girl! Well done. APPLAUSE

Here we go. Question number five.

I think it could possibly be Frida Kahlo.

-Yeah?

-Yes.

-Frida Kahlo, you think it might be?

-I think it might be her, yes.

-OK, let's lock in Frida Kahlo.

-To protect column number five.

-Ooh.

Is Frida Kahlo the correct answer?

-DECIMATE.

-Oh.

Oh.

-Fellas, no?

-Haven't got a clue.

-Tough question.

The answer we're looking for was...

Right,

the Wall is now worth - still a lot of money - £5,400.

Question number six.

I haven't heard of any of these.

I'm not very good at sport or Formula One,

so I think I'd have to do a pass back.

-Yeah?

-Yes.

Right, fellas.

They definitely had one

in Azerbaijan in Baku.

It's been there. It's definitely been there.

-I don't know if it was the European one.

-I'd go for that.

-Yeah?

-I don't know any others.

-OK, Baku, then, it is, Shane, please.

OK, you have no more pass backs left.

-So, we're relying on Francis saying it's Baku.

-Mmm.

To light up column number six, is Baku the right answer?

-Yes, it is!

-Oh, gosh! Wow!

-APPLAUSE

Well played, team, well played. Well done, Sandra.

Now, you've got £5,400 on the Wall.

You only have two overrules and four questions left.

-Question number seven to protect another £600.

-OK.

OK, well, You've Been Framed(!), he was in, I know.

And Watch Out(!), I've never heard of.

You Bet(!) was also a programme I believe he was in,

so it's either You've Been Framed(!) or You Bet!

So, I'm tend to going to You've Been Framed!

But that might be a bit of an obvious one there.

-I'm going to go for You've Been Framed!

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

We're locking in You've Been Framed! BUZZ

And we have an overrule from Francis and Paul.

-Yeah.

-Yes, similar thinking that You've Been Framed(!)

is a bit obvious but it was "Watch out, Beadle's about", wasn't it?

-Yeah.

-Back in the day. Watch Out!

-So you think it might be Watch Out(!)?

-Hopefully.

Right, their overrules have worked successfully so far.

We're changing it to Watch Out!

Cos that was a key word, wasn't it? "Watch out, Beadle's about."

But was that the name of his autobiography?

To light up column number seven to protect £5,400,

were they right to overrule?

-Yes!

-Oh, good!

-Well done.

-Wow!

-APPLAUSE

-Well played, team. Great stuff.

-Well done.

And well worked out, by the way.

Now, question number eight and only one overrule left.

Marie Antoinette - I think she was possibly a lady

that had numerous amounts of scandal surrounding her name.

So, I'm going to go for Marie Antoinette.

Let's lock in Marie Antoinette.

They're not overruling.

Is that the correct answer, to protect column number eight?

-Yes!

-Yeah!

-Well done, darling. APPLAUSE

-Thanks!

-Well done. You are playing an incredible round.

-You've only dropped one column.

-I know.

Two to go and only one overrule.

-Here comes your penultimate question.

-OK.

Right, it's not Utility and it's not Unique.

I think it's Universal...something...B...

Oh, I would say it's...

-Universal Something B?

-Universal Something B, yeah.

-I'm going to lock in for Universal.

-Yeah?

To protect column number nine and another £600,

Universal Something B.

SANDRA LAUGHS

Is Sandra right?

-Yes!

-Yeah!

-Well done, sweetheart.

APPLAUSE

-Universal Serial Bus.

-OK.

Now, wouldn't it be great to bring £5,400 to the end game?

-Yeah, it would be.

-You have one overrule left.

-Right.

-Get this one as a team now, OK?

-Definitely, yeah.

Last and final question. Here it is.

Patty and Mildred. It sounds a bit countrified.

Two sisters, Patty and Mildred.

I'm inclined to go to Old MacDonald Had A Farm.

Old MacDonald Had A Farm.

Right, we're going to go for Old MacDonald Had A farm.

We're going to lock it in. BUZZ

Oh, no, we're not! Francis and Paul think differently.

-Yeah.

-Fellas.

We tend to think it's Happy Birthday To You.

Yeah, Happy Birthday To You.

Right, we're changing it from Old MacDonald Had A Farm

to Happy Birthday To You.

If we get this right, we're going to take £5,400 into our end game.

-This would be a fantastic round, Sandra.

-It has been.

-OK?

-OK.

Happy Birthday To You.

Is it the right answer to light up column number ten?

-Yes, it is!

-Oh, well done!

-Well done, sweetheart.

-Thank you.

-You played a great game.

Give her a round of applause. Go and join your teammates, darling.

APPLAUSE

-That was a great round. We only lost one column.

-Yeah!

So, now, between you, you've managed to keep £5,400 on our Golden Wall.

But now, it's the big moment.

It's the chance to win that money and here's how it works.

We're going to divide the cash once more into ten equal columns.

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

There we go. On the Wall right there, £5,400.

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

one last time, lighting up all ten columns.

But now, you've only just got two minutes to do it.

You're going to get three chances to light each column.

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

Should you get all three questions wrong,

that column and its cash is lost.

We have to rebuild the Wall

and a teammate must take over from where you left off.

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

sadly, you're going to leave with nothing.

Before we decide who's going to play, here are your ten key words.

They are...

So, we've got a big decision to make.

-Who's going to face the Wall first?

-I don't mind doing it.

-You could be good to do it.

-I think you've answered the most questions.

-I don't mind having a go.

-I think you should go.

-And then Sandra next.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK.

Right, Francis, the responsibility has fallen to you,

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

APPLAUSE

There we go, pal. Light up all ten columns within the time

and you and your team will be leaving with £5,400.

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

That time will start

when I finish reading the first question.

-Good luck, mate.

-Thanks.

Alaska. What is the name of the strait

that separates Russia from Alaska?

-Bering Strait.

-Correct. Wallace.

The National Wallace Monument

overlooks which Scottish city?

-Edinburgh.

-Stirling. Which show is presented

-by John Torode and Gregg Wallace?

-Er...

-Celebrity MasterChef.

-I can accept. It's MasterChef.

1992. Which country's football team

unexpectedly won the 1992 European Championships?

-Denmark.

-Correct. Butterfly.

Which plant is commonly known as a "butterfly bush"?

-Pass.

-Buddleia.

The opera Madame Butterfly is by which composer?

-Puccini.

-Correct. Cross.

Alex Cross is the protagonist

in a series of popular books by which author?

-Pass.

-James Patterson. What is the two-word motto

inscribed on a Victoria Cross medal?

-"For Valour"?

-Correct. Europa.

In Greek mythology, Europa was the mother of Minos,

the first king of which island?

-Er, Greece.

-Crete. Europa is the moon

of which giant planet in the solar system?

-Er, Jupiter.

-Correct. May.

Which fruit tree's flower is known as may blossom?

-Apple.

-Hawthorn. What is the first name

of Theresa May's husband?

-Adam.

-Philip. Brian May was the guitarist

and Freddie Mercury the singer of which famous rock band?

-Queen.

-Correct. Ham. Farmer Giles Of Ham

is an 1949 book written by which English writer?

-Pass.

-JRR Tolkien. Over the summer of 2016,

West Ham United moved from the Boleyn Ground

to which stadium?

-The Olympic Stadium.

-Correct. Cage.

Which English scientist built a cage in 1836

that could protect him from lightning?

-Pass.

-Michael Faraday.

What is unusual about John Cage's piece of music

titled 4'33"?

-No words.

-Incorrect. It's silent.

Cage fighter Alex Reid was the second husband

of which model and TV personality?

-Katie Price.

-Correct. Essex. David Essex played Che

in the original production of which Lloyd Webber musical?

-Pass.

-Evita. Robert Devereux the 2nd Earl of Essex

was a favourite of which English monarch?

-Charles I.

-Elizabeth I.

How many swords are there on the flag of Essex?

-Three.

-Correct.

-Yes, you've done it!

-Well done!

-Whoa!

APPLAUSE

You took your time on the last one, you!

-Well done!

-Wow!

We only had eight seconds left and I could hear you going,

"Is it three or four? Is it three or four? Is it three or four?"

-That'll do.

-Well done, mate.

-Oh, God!

-That was fantastic.

Listen, can I say, as a team, you played brilliantly.

-Thank you.

-As a team. Have you enjoyed yourself?

-Fantastic, thanks.

-Sandra, thanks for being a great sort. Paul.

-Well done.

-Francis, take care, buddy.

-Give my love to everyone in Blackpool.

-Thanks, Shane.

-Thanks, mate.

-Right, congratulations.

This team are taking home £5,400.

Join me tomorrow to see if another team can take home

a huge cash prize or will they be decimated?

Take care, everybody. All the best. Well done, mate.

APPLAUSE

DECIMATE.