Episode 22 Decimate

Three strangers are about to battle this majestic Golden Wall.

It's worth a tantalising £20,000.

Can they work as a team and leave with the cash or will the Wall

come toppling down?

DECIMATE.

This is Decimate.

DECIMATE.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Oi, oi!

Thank you very much and welcome to Decimate.

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

I'm Jordan, a theatre director from Swansea.

I'm Nigel, a street environment officer from Wembley.

I'm Steph, an HR data analyst from Hartlepool.

APPLAUSE

Steph, how are you, my love?

-Good, thank you.

-A HR data analyst.

-Talk me through. I have no idea.

-I work at Teesside University

and I analyse staff information and produce reports.

-And apparently a bit of a ghoul?

-Mm. Yeah.

-What's all that about?

Whenever I'm on my holidays I like visiting local cemeteries.

-Really?

-Yeah.

-That's a bit weird.

-I could say it's about

the architecture but it's just cos I'm a bit of a ghoul

and I like going, "Oh, look. There's a so-and-so."

-You visit the gravestones and things?

-Yeah, yeah. I went to Paris

recently and went to Pere Lachaise and saw

Oscar Wilde's grave and Jim Morrison. It's fascinating.

-Really good.

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

Holiday. New York, I think.

Lots of cemeteries there, Steph.

Welcome to show. Have a wonderful afternoon.

-Thank you.

-Nigel, how are you, my friend?

-I'm fine, Shane.

-Thank you very much.

-You got family?

-I have, yeah. Wife and two kids.

-Lovely. How old are the kids?

-Jamie's 24 and Dean is 29.

-Oh, how long have you been married?

-Twenty...six years now.

-You had to think about that, didn't you?

-I did!

Right. And I heard you had a bit of a competition some time ago

-with Linford Christie, is that right?

-I certainly did, Shane.

-Quite a while ago when I was quite young.

-OK.

-I used to be quite a good

athlete and we used to run for rival clubs and I used to run against him

on a regular basis and I used to beat him on a regular basis.

-You didn't?

-I did.

-Linford, if you're watching, Nigel's here.

Listen, I hope you have a wonderful time today, Nigel.

-Thank you very much.

-Jordan. How are you, my friend?

-I'm fine, thank you.

-And you're a theatre director.

-I am indeed.

-Any aspirations to be an actor yourself?

I'd love to be an actor.

I've been doing a lot of classes during school,

at university as well and continuing to work hard towards achieving that.

So apparently you've got a nickname - Snake Hips?

-Yeah.

-Where does this come from?

Let's just say I have my own unique style of dancing.

Let's have a look at this, then.

Show us your own unique style of dancing. Come on, Snake Hips.

-Show us something on the show.

-You know, usually once I've been out,

had a few drinks and enjoying myself and I usually start wiggling about,

you know. They kind of start doing their own kind of thing.

I start forgetting what they're doing and the arms start going.

Look at that! Look!

Wow. Stay with us, everybody, you are still watching Decimate,

in case you get confused, all right?

Welcome to the show, each and every one of you.

Here's how the show works, team.

Right here is the famous Golden Wall 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,

that column is protected and it will light up beautifully like this.

The money will stay in the game.

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

DECIMATE.

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

So the idea of the game is to protect as much money as you can

cos once all three of you have played,

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

So, Jordan, Nigel, Steph, are you ready?

-ALL:

-Yes.

-OK. Now we need to choose who's going to play Round One.

To help you decide I'm going to reveal some keywords and these are

going to appear in the first round of ten questions.

And here are your keywords.

So, having seen those keywords,

who's going to step forward first and face the Golden Wall?

You decide.

Do you have any idea about any of them?

-I know one keyword on there.

-Which one's that?

-WWE.

I would happily step back on this one.

I've only heard of two of these.

If you want me to have a go, I'll have a go at it.

I'm not very confident but I'm willing to give it a go.

-Give it a go.

-Yeah?

-Right, Steph.

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

but before you do it's down to Jordan and Nigel to give you as much

information about these keywords as they can in 20 seconds.

Your time starts now.

Quechua and Adil Ray, do we know anything about what they are?

-I haven't got a clue.

-No clue. WWE is the wrestling organisation.

-What does it stand for?

-World Wrestling Entertainment.

Famous wrestler Steve Austin involved in that.

What's Alster? Alster.

-Do we know what that is?

-No idea.

I've never heard of that before.

Custer's Last Stand, where was it held?

Right, team. Time is up, I'm afraid.

Steph, was any of that useful?

Not really.

Tell it like it is, sister. Right, it's now time to step forward

-for the first time and face the Golden Wall.

-Thank you.

APPLAUSE

-You all right, my love?

-Yep.

-You're not nervous, you?

-Yep.

Are you? OK. Listen, Steph, you are not completely on your own, my love.

-Yep.

-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 you and change your answer.

But as a team you only have five overrules and five passbacks

throughout the whole show, so we've got to make sure we use them wisely.

-You ready to play, Steph?

-Yep, absolutely.

-OK then. To light up

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

-OK.

-OK.

-I have heard of Citizen Kane,

I have definitely not heard of Citizen Smith.

I have slightly heard of Citizen Khan, and I think it's that,

that is the answer. So, I think I'm going to go with Citizen Khan.

Right, we're going to lock in Citizen Khan.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

Have they got faith in Steph?

We're going to find out if we managed to protect £2,000

in column number one. Citizen Khan.

Yeah, very funny sitcom. Well done, Steph. OK,

column number two and question two to protect another £2,000.

-Travel much?

-A little bit.

It is a kind of a guess

but I'm thinking it's going to be South America.

It sounds a little bit kind of Mexican. So, yeah,

based on what it sounds like I'm going to go for South America.

OK, we're going to lock in South America.

Quechua People, are they from South America?

Yes!

Great start to the game, Steph.

Column number three, to protect another two grand.

-Definitely Sukey?

-Yeah?

100% confident on this one.

Going to lock in Sukey, then.

Three in a row if this is right.

Great start to the game.

Did Sukey take the kettle off?

Yes, she did.

Question four. Five passbacks, five overrules still in play.

-I believe it's Jacques.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

Somewhere in the back of my brain I'm 99.9% confident it's Jacques.

OK, we're going to lock in Jacques.

Column number four, to protect £2,000.

Jacques.

Yes! Go on, girl.

Look at this. We're flying through Round One.

Halfway mark, five passbacks, five overrules still in play.

-OK.

-Question five.

-Have you seen the film?

-Never seen the film.

If I had to guess I'd guess one of the first two,

either Missouri or Alabama, but I'm not 100% confident.

-You've got passbacks if you need them.

-Yeah.

What I think I might do is guess Missouri

-and then if the team know they can overrule me.

-All right, darling.

We're going to lock in Missouri.

Was that the name of the submarine commanded by Gene Hackman?

Is it the right answer?

-DECIMATE.

-Oh....

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

Not to worry. This is still a great game. The Wall is now worth £18,000.

We've lost column number five.

We have five passbacks and five overrules still in play.

-OK.

-Question number six.

-I've heard of all of them.

-Right.

Couscous is a bit kind of semolina-ry.

Quinoa is a bit more solid than that, I think.

And durum is a wheat. So I'd say probably couscous, by process

-of elimination. I think that's it.

-We're going to lock in couscous.

There's no overrule from the team-mates.

Maybe they think you're right... (or maybe they haven't got a clue.)

To light up column number six, get back on track, to protect £2,000.

Couscous.

Yes! We're back.

Bang!

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

-I'm glad the third one came up.

-Why, did you know it?

-I'm pretty sure it's Battle of Little Bighorn.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-What do you want to do?

-I'll lock that in.

-We're going to lock it in.

No overrule from the team-mates.

Custer's Last Stand, Battle of Little Bighorn.

Yes!

Right. Column number eight.

This is a great round, Steph, it really is.

I promise you. Question number eight.

I have got no idea, so I'm happy to pass this one back.

OK, we're using the passback.

Jordan, Nigel.

-Well...

-Go for Hamburg.

-Nigel has a better inkling than me

on this particular question so...

-We'll go for Hamburg.

-Hamburg.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK, we're locking in Hamburg.

Was Steph right to pass back?

Hamburg, to light up column number eight and protect another £2,000.

Yes!

That is great teamwork.

Great teamwork. Question nine.

What are you like on your wrestling?

I used to watch it as a kid and they all ring a bell.

Um... I would guess Ultimate Warrior.

I think I'm going to do that and if the guys know

-a bit more about it than me then...

-Shall we find out?

Yeah. I'll go for Ultimate Warrior.

Right, we're locking in Ultimate Warrior.

BUZZER

And there's an overrule from Jordan. Jordan! You a WWE fan?

I will say I do like WWE wrestling.

HE ROARS

When the options came up my instinct was leading me towards Macho Man.

Macho Man Randy Savage, It kind of has a ring to it.

OK. We're changing Steph's answer from Ultimate Warrior

to Macho Man, Randy Savage.

If this is right it's a great use of the overrule.

Macho Man Randy Savage.

WWE wrestling superstar for column number nine.

-Yes.

-Oh! Excellent.

Right.

Column number ten.

Great round. If we can get this

we're going to take £18,000 into Round Two.

A lot of pressure there, Jordan, Nigel,

because Steph is tearing ahead on this one.

Four passbacks, four overrules.

-Here comes your last and final question, my love.

-OK.

-Um.. I'm going to take a stab at it.

-OK.

I think Tennyson was a WWI poet.

A lot of people died in WWI so I think

I'm going to go for the maximum, so I'll go for the 900.

OK, we're going to lock in 900.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

Are we going to take £18,000 into Round Two

or will we lose column number ten?

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

Listen, Steph, it made sense to me, my love.

I've no idea. The answer we're looking for is...

600. What a great round, though.

You should be proud of yourself. Well done, darling.

-Thank you.

-Go and join your team-mates.

Right. Good round.

The lady played well, didn't she?

-Very well.

-Right, we have £16,000 still in the game.

It's a lot of money. We're going to take that, spread it evenly

across our Wall and it's now going to look like this.

Look at that £16,000 right there.

Each column is now worth £1,600.

Who's going to play next, Jordan or Nigel?

But before we decide here are your ten crucial keywords

to help you make up your mind. And they are...

Right, who do you think is the best player to play this round?

-Jordan or Nigel?

-Nigel, it's over to you on this one.

The next one might be harder, Jordan.

They all sound a bit bizarre but I'm willing to give it a go.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-Excellent.

Before you step forward, Nigel, Jordan and Steph, help Nigel out.

Give them as much information regarding these keywords.

20 seconds starts now.

OK, Hawaiian could be the pizza with pineapple on.

Yeah. Marlin, obviously the large fish.

-Steve Davis.

-Snooker player.

-How many times did he win it?

-Six, seven times?

OK, what about Malacca.

-What does that mean?

-I have no idea what that is.

-Lady Susan, Bobby.

-Bobby...

-Policeman.

-Yeah.

Robert Peel. Bobby as in...

Right, team, time is up.

-How was it, Nige?

-It was not too bad, not too good.

Right, we're going to find out as I shall step forward

and face the Golden Wall.

A little quick reminder.

We have four passbacks, four overrules in play.

Great position to be in.

We have 16,000 on the Wall.

The first column is worth £1,600.

-Let's see if we can protect it with question number one.

-OK.

I've seen Finding Nemo and parts of Monsters, Inc.

I don't think I've seen Brave.

I know the characters in Finding Nemo.

Monsters, Inc. somehow rings a bell with me,

could be the more recent film.

I will go with Monsters, Inc.

-Yeah?

-Yes.

-OK, we're going to lock in Monsters, Inc.

BUZZER Oh, no, we're not.

There's an overrule from your team-mates.

What do you reckon, Jordan and Steph?

-It's definitely Finding Nemo.

-Yeah.

-Is it?

-Yeah.

OK, we're changing Nigel's answer from Monsters, Inc. to Finding Nemo.

If this is right we protect column number one.

Were they right to overrule?

Yes, they were. Good teamwork, everybody.

Right, column number one beautifully lit up.

Question number two.

Right, Steve Davis obviously wasn't known for his humour

whilst he was playing snooker, he was quite dry.

But he had quite a dry sense of humour.

-He was very funny.

-Didn't think he was known as a pianist.

Difficult one. I'll say because he was known to be quite dry

as a snooker player I'll say stand-up comedian.

Right. We're going to lock in stand-up comedian.

BUZZER Oh, no, we're not. OK.

Once again you've been overruled by your team-mates.

Steph, Jordan.

We just think possibly that he could be a DJ.

-Yeah?

-Something very random. So, yeah, we'll go with DJ.

Right, we're changing Nigel's answer from stand-up comedian to DJ.

OK. If it's right we protect column number two.

Steve Davis, is he now a DJ?

Yes, he is!

Good stuff, team. Good play.

Right, we have four passbacks and two overrules in play.

To protect column number three and another £1,600.

It doesn't ring a bell at all.

I think it could be either one of those three.

I'd like to pass it back.

OK, we're passing back to Jordan and Steph.

They're nodding away there.

-Have you got this, guys?

-Well, Steph does. Steph does.

-Steph.

Pretty confident it's Alexander the Great.

OK. We're going to lock in Alexander the Great.

We've used a pass back.

If this is right we light up column number three.

Is it the right answer?

Well done. Great stuff.

Didn't know that.

Right, we have three passbacks, two overrules in play.

Here comes question number four, to protect another £1,600.

Right, I haven't heard of the term buzz.

The only one I've heard of amongst those three is obviously wiki,

being Wikipedia. And that sounds like a Hawaiian slant to it.

So I'll lock in wiki.

OK. We're going to lock in wiki.

Your team are nodding.

Have we got this in the bag, are we going to light up column four?

Yes!

-About time!

-Wow.

This is another good round so far, team.

The halfway mark.

Question number five.

Do you watch Game Of Thrones?

I've only just started recently watching it,

my wife has got into it recently. Um...

I'm not too sure about this one, actually, Shane,

so I'm going to pass back on this one.

Right, we're passing back to Jordan. Jordan, Steph.

-Game Of Thrones fans?

-Well, I don't watch the programme.

Oh, Jordan!

I had you down as a Game Of Thrones fanatic.

I can imagine you wandering around your house

dressed as a king or something.

No, I do have a little bit of logic, I think.

Mordor I kind of associate with Lord Of The Rings.

-OK.

-We're arguing about Cawdor and Hodor.

-I think it's Hodor.

-I think's it's Cawdor.

Uh-oh. We're splitting the team here.

-Divided opinions.

-Yes.

Shall we go for Hodor? I think it's Hodor.

-OK.

-Let's just go for Hodor.

-And then we can fight afterwards.

-We're going to lock in Hodor.

If this is right, halfway mark, Game Of Thrones, one word, Hodor.

Yes!

Get in there, girl. Come on, Hartlepool.

Hartlepool! Let's have it.

Right. We have two passbacks and two overrules in play.

Here comes question number six.

Um... Goat cheese, it's quite popular.

Buffalo cheese, I haven't really, isn't that...

..widely available.

Sheep cheese...

Spain and cheese, manchego.

I'll go with...

sheep.

Right. We're going to lock in sheep.

-Yeah.

-And there's another overrule!

Jordan, Steph.

You think differently once again.

Well, my logic to this is I do eat a lot of cheese.

-OK.

-And my instinct is telling me that it comes from the goat.

Right, we're changing Nigel's answer from sheep to goat.

If this is right, we protect column number six.

Manchego is a type of Spanish cheese made from goat's milk.

DECIMATE.

Right, the answer we were looking for is...

It was in fact sheep.

-Sorry.

-Doesn't matter.

We have lost column number six.

The Wall is now worth £14,400.

We have one overrule left, two passbacks.

Four questions to go.

Here comes your next question.

What's your geography like, Nigel?

It's OK. This is more South Pacific,

I'm not really that familiar with that area of the world.

But I'll make an educated guess.

I'll say, out of the three, I'd go with Sumatra.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-Let's lock in Sumatra.

To light up column number seven, Sumatra.

It's the right answer! Well done, Nige.

Good stuff, mate.

Right, question number eight.

-I have heard of it.

-Yeah?

I have, yes. It's not a book I've read recently.

I would like... I know we've only got a few passbacks left

but I would like to...

-go with Jane Austen.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK, we're locking in Jane Austen.

Was Jane Austen the author of Lady Susan,

to protect column number eight?

-Yes, she was!

-Phew!

HE MOUTHS

Here comes your penultimate question.

I should know this, being an ex-policeman.

-Are you an ex-policeman?

-I am.

If I get this wrong there's no point in me going home tonight.

So I'm going to definitely go with Robert Peel.

-Yeah?

-Yes.

-OK, we're going to lock in Robert Peel.

If this is right you can go home,

if not you're going to have to crash at mine!

Robert Peel, to protect column number nine.

Yes, well done. Peelers!

Nigel, this is another great round.

A lot of pressure on you now, Jordan, going into round three, buddy.

Here comes your last and final question, to protect another £1,600.

Question number ten.

What were you doing in '78, mate?

You wouldn't want to know, Shane! I remember The Motors.

I recognise all three of those.

I vaguely remember... I might get an overrule on this.

I'll go for Roadblock on this one, Shane.

-I'll lock in Roadblock.

-We're going to lock in Roadblock.

If this is right, we're going to round three with £14,400.

Did The Motors have a 1978 hit with Roadblock?

DECIMATE.

Oh, mate. I was wishing this on!

It was Airport. Anyway, what a great run.

Give him a round of applause.

Well done. Go and join your team-mates, buddy.

APPLAUSE

Right, another great round, though.

Every credit to him. He only lost two columns in round two.

You've managed to keep £12,800 on our Golden Wall.

Well done. As before, we're going to take it,

divvy it up and shuffle it round and it's now going to look like this.

There it is. Each column is now worth £1,280.

-Jordan.

-Yes.

How you feeling?

I've got a lot to live up to because these two were really, really good.

-They've raised the bar.

-I think I can do it.

-Yeah?

-Yes.

-Well, don't forget, the more columns you keep in play,

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

-Shall we look at your keywords?

-Yes.

-OK. Here come your ten keywords.

Right. Nigel, Steph.

You have 20 seconds, give Jordan a hand. Off you go.

-You know about James Bond.

-Don't know where to start with James Bond!

-Famous James Bonds.

-Are you happy with that?

-It should be OK.

-Khrushchev?

-I wouldn't know that one.

-Composer?

-Tubular Bells is Mike Oldfield.

-Director of music...

-Sorry?

-Tubular Bells is Mike Oldfield.

-Savoy Hotel is the Strand.

-Youngest MP?

-Strand.

-I know the youngest MP, it's SNP.

Templegate?

Right, time is up, team.

-Right, Jordan. You ready to play, my friend?

-Yes, I am.

-Right.

Step forward and face the Golden Wall.

-Thank you.

-Right, Jordan.

-We have two passbacks...

-Yes.

And one overrule left in play.

To protect column number one, £1,280 worth of question.

Here it comes.

Ooh! Um...

Now, Halloween, I believe the music in that film was John Carpenter.

-Right.

-Psycho,

again, I don't know the composer but I don't think it was Mike Oldfield.

So going on that logic and a process of elimination,

I'm going to go with The Exorcist.

The Exorcist, we're locking in Exorcist.

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

Did Mike Oldfield, Tubular Bells album,

supply the music for The Exorcist?

Yes.

Well done, buddy. Column number two, question number two,

to protect another £1,280.

HE CHUCKLES DRYLY What?

-What you laughing at?

-Being from Wales, Swansea...

Oh, come on!

..then I should have a good...

-Yes, you should.

-I should know this confidently.

I don't know it confidently but I think I'm going to go with Snowdonia

because I think that's the only national park in Wales.

So let's go with Snowdonia.

We're going to lock in Snowdonia.

Oh, there's a overrule from your team-mates.

Yeah. I don't know 100% but I think Snowdonia has Mount Snowdon in it

and I think that's the highest mountain in Wales.

-So it would have to be one of the other two.

-He's from Wales, Steph!

He wasn't confident.

So I'm going to guess the Brecon Beacons.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-We're changing the Welshman's answer

from Snowdonia to Hartlepool's Brecon Beacons.

If this is right, though,

it's a great use of our last and final overrule.

Were they right to change Jordan's answer?

Column number two.

Yes, they were. Shame on you, Jordan!

Shame on you. Not going back to Wales tonight, are you?

Right. Great start to the game.

Good news and bad news. Good news is you've lit up column number two.

Bad news, we have no more overrules.

But we do have two passbacks in the game.

To protect column number three and £1,280.

-OK!

-What's your politics like? You got this?

-I do have this.

I do like my politics indeed.

I know the answer is Mhairi Black.

Three in a row. Mhairi Black.

Yes, well played, Jordan.

To protect column number four, question number four.

Now, the only name that's kind of standing out for me

is Michael Tippett.

I think I've heard of his music somewhere.

But is it worth me...?

You thinking about passing back?

I think I may...

No, I'm going to go with Michael Tippett

-and keep my passback for later on.

-OK.

We're going to lock in Michael Tippett.

If this is right, we light up column number four.

Michael Tippett.

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

Jordan, I'm sorry.

-Sorry, guys.

-That's all right, don't worry.

-Did you know it?

-No.

-We said John Tavener. We thought about John Tavener, but...

OK. Is it John Tavener?

No, Gustav Holst.

So, we've lost column number four

-but there's still a lot of money on there.

-Yeah.

£11,520.

Halfway mark. Question number five.

Two passbacks in play.

History is not one of my strongest subjects but...

Pistol, I think a pistol would be a little bit excessive,

considering they're in the United Nations.

A gavel? Now, you would see a gavel in a court, but I think he would,

bizarrely, to make a point, bang his shoe.

So I'm going to lock in shoe.

OK. Going to lock in shoe.

To light up column number five, the halfway mark.

Is shoe the right answer?

Yes, it is. Well done, Jordan.

Another great round!

Question number six.

That's a great question.

I have seen the Savoy, I haven't seen a red carpet.

So it could be something really odd, like you drive on the right.

In fact, that's the one I'm leaning towards.

Yeah, let's lock in you drive on the right.

OK. So we're locking in you drive on the right.

If it's right, we light up column number six.

And it is right.

Yes. Good stuff.

Wow. Look at this wall.

To protect another £1,280, Jordan, here comes question number seven.

Oh. I think I'll use a passback on this question.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK. Nigel, Steph, what do you think?

Right, not being a gambler as such,

but I have heard of Templegate.

He's quite a well-known tipster.

-Yeah?

-The racing magazines etc.

So I'll go with horse racing.

Nigel thinks it's horse racing tipsters.

We lock it in. If this is right, we light up column number seven.

Templegate, Whistler and Marlborough are all horse racing tipsters.

Yes, they are!

This really is a great team effort.

Question number eight, with one passback left in play.

Oh. Ian Chester Fleming.

Ian Bradford Fleming.

Ian Lancaster Fleming.

They all sound plausible, don't they?

They do all sound plausible, but...

I'm going to lock in Lancaster.

We're locking in Lancaster.

To light up column number eight, Lancaster.

Yes!

Good stuff.

Whoohoo! Look at this round!

Penultimate question, Jordan, to protect another £1,280.

Ah. Right.

OK. So I think Gabby Logan,

she's done a lot of presenting for Match Of The Day

and I think Eleanor Oldroyd,

I think she tends to do the Final Score programme.

I've got a funny feeling it's Jacqui Oatley.

So I'll lock in Jacqui Oatley.

We're locking in Jacqui Oatley.

Is that the correct answer?

Yes, she did!

Oh, mate, give you credit.

That's a great answer.

Right. We have one passback and one question left.

If we get this right, we are playing in the endgame

for £11,520.

Here it comes.

Villi, I said. What's the matter with you, Steph, get out!

Now, obviously I do have a passback, but I don't think it's kidneys.

My instinct is lungs,

because I think it's to do with the respiratory system.

So I will use the passback but that's where I'd be leaning towards.

I see what you're doing. Very clever use of the passback.

Nigel, Steph.

He seems to think it might be part of the respiratory.

-Yeah, well...

-Thinks it might be lungs.

-We agree.

-We came to the same conclusion.

-Did you really?

-Yeah.

-Filtration hairs within the lungs, I think.

-Yeah?

-I think he's correct, yeah.

OK, shall we lock it in?

-Yes.

-Yeah.

-We are locking in your lungs.

If this is right,

this is an incredible end to round three.

And to bring £11,520

into our endgame.

Your lungs, to light up column number ten.

DECIMATE.

Oh, no!

You know what? If I was a betting man,

I would have put money on that you were right

because you were all convinced.

Your villi are in your...

In your intestines.

But, listen, don't be disheartened. This is a great round.

Give them a big round of applause. Well done, Jordan.

Go and join your team-mates, buddy. There we go.

Right, come on, team.

Wow. Still a great round.

We only lost two columns.

Now, between all three of you,

you've managed to keep £10,240 on the Golden Wall.

That's over three grand each.

But now is the big moment.

The chance to win that money.

And here's how it works.

We divide the cash once more into ten equal columns.

We do a little reshuffle.

It's now going to look like this.

There we go. Now, 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 up against the clock.

We only have two minutes to do it.

You get three chances to light each column,

but of course the more questions you need, the more time you use up.

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

We'll have to rebuild the Wall and a team-mate will take over from where

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

I'm afraid you're leaving with nothing.

We can't let that happen. So here are your ten keywords.

We've got a big decision to make, team.

We have to decide who's going to face the Wall first.

-Who's it going to be?

-What do you think, guys?

-Are you confident?

-How many of those words do you know?

I know about three of them, I think.

If you want me to go first, I'll give it a go.

-OK. Go on, Steph.

-I'll give it a go.

-Who will it be?

-They're being gentlemen and letting the lady go first.

Are they? All right, then, Steph.

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

APPLAUSE

You've played a great game so far.

You really have.

So here we go. We light up all ten columns within the time, yourself,

Jordan and Nigel will be leaving with £10,240.

Let's put two minutes on the clock.

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

-Steph, good luck.

-Thank you.

Breakfast. Who directed the film Breakfast At Tiffany's,

starring Audrey Hepburn?

-Pass.

-Blake Edwards.

Which rock band is noted for its 1979 album Breakfast In America?

-Supertramp.

-Correct. Slipper.

The lady's slipper is a variety of which family of flowering plants?

-Pass.

-Orchids.

The policeman Jack Slipper travelled to Brazil in 1974

to try and arrest which criminal?

-Buster Edwards?

-No, Ronnie Biggs.

The Slipper And The Rose and The Glass Slipper

are musicals of which fairytale?

-Cinderella.

-Correct. Solomon.

Who won the X Factor in the year which Stacey Solomon came third?

-Pass.

-Joe McElderry.

Which film directed by Steve McQueen

is based on the memoir of Solomon Northup?

-12 Years A Slave.

-Correct. Fashion.

London Fashion Week happens twice a year in February

-and which other month?

-Pass.

September. In The Devil Wears Prada,

who plays the fashion editor Miranda Priestly?

-Meryl Streep.

-Correct. Basil.

In the famous films,

who played Dr Watson alongside Basil Rathbone's Sherlock Holmes?

-Pass.

-Nigel Bruce.

Which boy's name is also the title of a 1982 hit for Toni Basil?

-Mickey.

-Correct. Bubbles.

Originally titled A Child's World,

the painting Bubbles is by which English artist?

-John Everett Millais.

-Correct.

Venice. Which Gilbert and Sullivan operetta is set partly in Venice?

-Pass.

-The Gondoliers. The airport serving Venice

is named after which explorer?

-Marco Polo.

-Correct. Amber.

Which Cabinet post did Amber Rudd hold

before being appointed Home Secretary?

-Secretary of State?

-No, Energy and Climate Change.

In Jurassic Park, which insect fossilised in amber

is a source of dinosaur DNA?

-Mosquito.

-Correct. Omaha.

Which investor is known as the Sage of Omaha?

-Pass.

-Warren Buffett.

Omaha Hold 'Em is a version of which card game?

-Poker.

-Correct. Venus.

Which film star played the veteran actor Maurice

in the 2006 film Venus?

-Peter O'Toole.

-Correct!

You've done it!

Get in there!

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

You did it, sweetheart. Get in there!

Brilliant. Come round here, Nige.

Wow! Whoa.

We were flying through those questions.

Who was ever going to doubt Steph, though, in today's game?

You've done it, darling.

We're proud of you. What a great team effort.

Well, congratulations, team.

You are taking home £10,240.

-Not bad for an afternoon, is it?

-Yeah!

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