Episode 23 Decimate

Three total strangers are about to take on this glorious Golden Wall.

It's worth a heart-stirring £20,000.

Can they work as a team and bring home the money

or will the Wall come crumbling down?

-DECIMATE.

-This is Decimate.

Oh, thank you very much and welcome once again to Decimate.

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

I'm Dominic, an environmental science student from Shropshire.

I'm Adrian, a food merchandiser from Hackney.

I'm Danni, a dinner lady from Essex.

Danni!

None of my dinner ladies looked like you, darling.

I didn't look like this before make-up.

HE LAUGHS

So are you a part of this whole healthy meal thing

-that's going round the country?

-The meals are really good.

-Yes?

-Yeah. Jamie Oliver's done his bit.

-He has, hasn't he?

-Yeah.

I'm surprised, I've got a five-year-old so I was

a bit clueless about school dinners before working there

but, yeah, it's really good.

And what do you think your strongest subjects might be today?

Anything you're going to bring to the team?

-Food and drink I'm good on.

-Got to remember this now, boys, all right?

-Science and nature.

-OK.

-Yeah, my five-year-old is mad on animals.

-Anything you don't fancy seeing on the Wall?

-Sports and history.

-Kings and queens.

-Right, best of luck and welcome to the show.

Adrian. Is this right, that you're a body double?

Yes, I've been a body double for both...

-Never for me, I promise you.

-Well, that day could come.

OK, and what kind of things have you got to do as a body double, then?

You substitute an actor, the place of an actor,

whilst they measure up, they calibrate the lighting,

and when it's all set, you step off,

they step back in your place and they start the cameras rolling.

-Have you done voice-overs at all?

-I've done a couple.

-You've got a great voice. Just say to me "decimate."

-Decimate.

Oh, I like that, we could use that, couldn't we, lads?

Well, listen, I hope you have a wonderful time, Adrian. Dominic!

-Environmental science student.

-Yeah.

-What is all that about?

It's basically geography but a little more attuned to

pollution and climate change.

So what else do you get up to when you're not

out doing your environmental stuff?

Well, I'm quite into my acting and I'm involved with quite a few

drama societies at university and I'm hoping that's something

-that I might go into.

-Would you like to be a pro actor?

-Yeah, hopefully.

-Really? Anyone in particular you'd like to work with, present company excepted?

LAUGHTER Two BAFTAs, don't knock it.

The one performance that I remember seeing

which made me want to become an actor was seeing David Tennant

in Hamlet live at the RSC, so if I had a chance

to work with David Tennant, then that would be fantastic.

Well, listen, welcome to the show, guys.

Here's how Decimate works.

Right here, the Golden Wall is worth £20,000.

It's divided into 10 columns worth £2,000 each.

One at a time, you're going to step forward to face 10 questions.

One per column. Get a question right,

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

And the money will stay in the game.

But, get a question wrong, you've seen the show, yeah?

-You know what happens.

-DECIMATE.

LOW-VOICED: That's Adrian there, DECIMATE.

The column is wiped out, we lose that cash for good.

The idea is to protect as much money as you can because once all three

of you have played, that's going to be what's at stake in our end game.

So, Dominic, Adrian, Danni, are you ready?

-ALL:

-Yeah.

Right, we need to choose who's going to play Round One.

To help you decide, we'll reveal some keywords

that are going to appear in the first round of 10 questions.

And here are your keywords.

They are...

Now, having seen those keywords,

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

You have to decide between yourselves, off you go, guys.

I only know a couple there. I'm really struggling.

-Yeah, I've only got an inkling about two.

-OK, I'll do it.

-Yeah?

-I'll do it, yeah.

-Are you sure?

-Are you up for it, Adrian?

-Yeah. I'm up for it.

All right, my friend, before you step forward to take on the Golden Wall,

it's up to Dominic and Danni to give you as much information

about these keywords as they can. 20 seconds starts now.

-What don't you know?

-OK, well, Funny Girl...

That's a Broadway musical, which was Barbra Streisand was in it?

-Barbra Streisand.

-Oscar ceremonies,

Meryl Streep has the most amount of Oscar nominations with 19.

Mercury is the closest planet to the sun. Er...

Blue Riband, is that like Cordon Bleu cooking from French?

Right.

-Did you find anything out useful, Adrian?

-Yeah.

No, you didn't. Stop lying. THEY LAUGH

So, Adrian, it's now time for you to step forward

and face the Golden Wall.

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

Because if there is an answer you're not sure about,

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

If they think that you may have given a wrong answer,

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

But as a team, you've only got five overrules and five pass-backs.

-We use them wisely. OK, ready to play, mate?

-Sure.

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

Oh. I think I'm going to go for the Atlantic Ocean.

-Yeah, is that right?

-Yeah.

-I'm going to go for the Atlantic Ocean.

-That's right, Rocky.

-OK.

We're locking in Atlantic Ocean.

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

to protect £2,000 and start a journey across the Wall.

Adrian says it's the Atlantic Ocean. Let's light up column number one.

Yes, well done, mate. Good start to the game.

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

Yeah, that's taking me back to my science classes in secondary school.

-I've got a strong feeling it's lead. Yeah, lead.

-OK.

Let's lock in lead.

This is right, we light up column number two.

Lead.

Yes! Good stuff.

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

What's your history like, Adrian?

-Oh! Pretty poor when it comes to the French.

-OK.

All right. I'm going to use one of my pass-backs.

THEY LAUGH

Right. Oh, OK. That's thrown a spanner in the works, hasn't it?

-Dominic and Danni, what do you think?

-We're not sure either.

Yeah, we don't think he actually had any children

so we don't think it would be "grandfather and grandson".

The one that came out to me was "uncle and nephew".

Yeah, if I have a feeling about any of them, it's the same one.

-"Uncle and nephew". I don't think it's...

-So, what shall we do?

-Shall we lock in "uncle and nephew"?

-Let's go for that.

-Yeah.

-Happy with their answer, Adrian?

-Yes, sir, I am.

We're going to lock in "uncle and nephew".

To light up column number three, three in a row to protect £2,000.

Was Adrian right to pass back to his team-mates?

Yes, he was. Good stuff. This is great teamwork.

-Column number four, question number four to protect another 2K.

-Right.

Whoa, I tell you what, that is a really tough one.

-What are you thinking, Adrian?

-Quentin Crisp, yep.

Ah. Sounds pretty crispy. But Jeffrey Bernard.

That sounds too modern. So we have him eliminated.

So it's a toss-up between Lucian Freud and Quentin Crisp.

I'm going to go for like, Quentin Crisp.

OK, we're going to lock in.

BUZZER

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

-We definitely,

-we both think it's...

-We both think it's Lucian Freud.

I remember seeing it on the news when it...

And I know that they were really...

Yeah, and it was really expensive as well.

Right, the overrule's there for a reason. This is great teamwork.

We're changing Adrian's answer of Quentin Crisp to Lucian Freud.

If this is right, we're going to protect column number four.

An overrule by the team-mates.

Yes!

Good stuff, team. That's what it's all about.

Right, question number five.

-I have a feeling it's Alexandria.

-Shall we lock it in?

Yeah, I'm happy to lock it in.

If this is right, it's the halfway mark.

To light up column number five, to protect another £2,000. Alexandria.

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

Adrian, we've lost column number five.

-The answer we're looking for is Luxor.

-Oh.

Right, the Wall is now worth... Still a healthy £18,000, team.

Still a lot of money. OK, that's onwards and upwards.

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

-Here comes question number six.

-Right.

Bjork. Because she has a personality, I could picture her

in a swan dress. But I'm also thinking about Cher.

She would be wearing something more revealing.

And Christina Aguilera, I reckon she could be

wearing something a bit more in-between.

-I'd love to get in your head right now, do you know that?

-Yeah.

LAUGHTER

-So what are we going for, Adrian?

-OK, I'm good to go for the Bjork.

OK, we're locking in Bjork.

I think your team-mate nodded behind you.

They think you might have got this right. But is it right? Bjork?

Wore a swan dress to the Oscars back in 2001.

It's the right answer. Good stuff. This is a good round, Adrian.

OK, you've only lost one column. Here comes question number seven.

Lleyton Hewitt sounds a bit old for Bec Cartwright.

Pat Cash sounds even older.

Something tells me Pat Rafter.

-Pat Rafter.

-Pat Rafter. We're locking in Pat Rafter.

Are you right? If you're right, I'm going to protect another £2,000.

Pat Rafter.

-DECIMATE.

-No!

Oh. Team, any idea?

I kind of thought it might be Lleyton Hewitt

because I know he's dated actresses, but I really don't know.

Is it Lleyton Hewitt?

Yes, it is! Dominic, Danni!

-Come on, the overrule is there for a reason.

-Yeah.

Right, we've lost another 2,000, the Wall is still worth a lot. £16,000.

Here comes question number eight.

Nick Hornby. He sounds like a musician.

And there's Tim Lott.

I'm going to take a chance with Tim Lott.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK, we're going to lock in Tim Lott.

BUZZER

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

Danni, you were hovering there weren't you, sweetheart?

I've just got something in the back of my mind, it's Tony Parsons.

-I really hope that I'm right.

-OK, we're changing the answer.

We're locking Tony Parsons to protect column number eight.

-Adrian, we want to get back on track, OK?

-Yeah.

£2,000, were they right to overrule you?

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

-Sorry, Adrian!

-Oh!

The answer we're looking for is...

It was Nick Hornby, you're all off the hook. OK.

Now the Wall is worth £14,000, still a lot of money.

-Here comes question number nine.

-Do it.

At 14 I was representing my school athletics team,

at 16, I left school to move on to college,

and at 18 I was able to vote.

-So I'm going to go for 18 years of age.

-Minimum age.

We're going to lock in 18. We'll get back on track to protect £2,000.

Column number nine.

Adrian says 18.

Yes!

Good stuff. Right, last and final question, Adrian.

-This has been a strong round. OK, let's go out on a high.

-All right.

Question number 10.

Something tells me Ukraine cos it's a former Soviet Union state.

-OK.

-So I'm going to lock in with Ukraine.

We're locking in Ukraine.

BUZZER Oh, no, we're not.

Once again you have been overruled with your team-mates,

bearing in mind what happened last time!

I'm pretty certain it's Poland.

Because I remember from, like, geography from school,

you obviously have the main bulk of Russia, but then there was

that little bit of Russia that was on the coast.

That's just north of Poland, so I think it's Poland.

OK, we're locking in Poland, to go out on a high,

to light up column number ten, to take £14,000 into Round Two...

Yeah, you put your head in your hands, young man.

LAUGHTER Is it Poland?

-Yes!

-Yay!

Good game, Adrian, well done, mate. Go and join your team-mates.

-Well done.

-Well done.

Good stuff!

-Well done.

-Well done.

We only lost three columns in Round One.

We have £14,000 still in the game. That's 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...

14 grand...

right there.

Each column is now worth £1,400.

Who's going to play next, Dominic or Danni?

Before you make up your mind,

here are those crucial keywords that might help you decide,

and they are...

So, who's the best player for this round then? Danny or Dominic?

-I'm happy to do this one.

-Yeah?

-OK, cool.

All right, Dominic, before you step up to face the Golden Wall,

it's up to Adrian and Danni

to give you as much help with these keywords.

20 seconds, team...and off you go.

-Elfmeter, what's that?

-Right.

-Elfmeter... Oh...

-No clue, sorry.

-Er, Dove Cottage?

-Dove Cottage...

-No.

-No.

-Dreamgirls...

Dreamgirls... A musical.

You know? Beyonce, Jennifer Hudson.

Er, aurochs?

-Aurochs...

-Birds, aren't they, aurochs? I don't know.

-Are they?

-I'm not too sure.

Um... And ramen is... That's a spice.

-Yeah, it is, yeah.

-Yeah.

Right, time is up, team. Any use, Dominic?

You can tell... No, you don't need to answer that one.

Right, it's time for you to step forward and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

-Dominic, Adrian had a great first round, OK?

-He did, yeah.

In play we've got four pass-backs and two overrules.

To protect £1,400

and column number one, here comes question number one.

My immediate guess was Wordsworth because I'm pretty sure

he's lived in the Lake District.

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

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK.

We're going to lock in Wordsworth.

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

This is to protect £1,400.

Dominic says it's William Wordsworth that lived at Dove Cottage

in the Lake District.

-Yes, he did! Good stuff, mate.

-Yeah.

Column number two, question number two to protect another £1,400.

Um, I... I don't know...this one.

Um, I think I'm going to use my pass-back.

-OK. Adrian, Danni...

-Yeah.

-..back to you guys.

-I... I'm kind of...

I really think it's Abigail's Party.

-I know Alison Steadman was definitely in it...

-Right.

..and she may well have been in all three of them, but I just know

that Abigail's Party's from the '70s and she was in it, so...

So, we're going to lock in Abigail's Party.

If this is right, we light up column number two. Alison Steadman...

Yes!

Good stuff, well done. Right, question number three.

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

Well, Danni said it was a bird, so now I'm pretty sure that...

she was wrong on that. Um...

It really could be any one of those and I think I'm going to pass back.

-OK, we're using another pass-back.

-Yeah.

-Adrian, Danni.

-We kind of think it's cow.

-Yeah.

Cos we're thinking pig would be wild boar,

-they've been around for centuries...

-OK.

And horses have been around for centuries, so...

And a cow has got my appetite going. Steak-wise!

-OK?

-As good a reason as any, I guess!

-Steak-wise, yeah.

LAUGHTER

Right, we're locking in...

-Cow, please.

-Cow? Mooo!

Right, it's locked in.

Let's light up column number three, we've used a pass-back.

Is it the right answer to protect another £1,400?

Yes! Good stuff, team.

SHANE SIGHS Right.

Question number four. Here it is, Dominic.

-I definitely know this one, I'm a big fan of Ricky Gervais.

-Yeah?

-I'm 100% certain it's Flanimals.

-OK, let's lock in Flanimals.

The team behind you are nodding, they think it's right, is it right?

Of course it is, well done.

Right, question number five.

Um...

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

-I've already used two pass-backs...

-OK.

-I'm going to guess injury time.

-You're going to go for injury time?

-Yeah.

-Right. We're locking in injury time.

No overrules from the team-mates.

SHANE INHALES

Elfmeter...is it a German word for injury time?

Column number five.

-DECIMATE.

-Oh! I thought you were right!

The answer we're looking for is...

Penalty! OK, come on, don't be disheartened,

we've lost column number five.

The Wall is now worth £12,600.

We have two pass-backs, Dominic, and two overrules, OK?

Here comes question number six.

Tuberculosis is obviously of the lungs, I believe.

Hydrophobia, I'm assuming, is against water.

-I'm going to go for mumps.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-Let's lock in mumps.

BUZZER

Oh, there's an overrule from your team-mates. Danni!

-I 100% know it's rabies.

-Oh, you do?

Yeah, it's a symptom of rabies,

is that there's a fear of water and that's hydrophobia,

-a fear of water.

-Right.

What d'you think, Adrian? Do you think she might be right?

I was going to go for mumps.

LAUGHTER

OK. Changing mumps...to rabies.

So... Is that the right answer?

Yes! Good stuff.

APPLAUSE

We have two pass-backs and one overrule left in the game,

OK, Dominic? Question number seven.

I'm pretty certain, um, Beyonce hasn't won an Oscar.

Uh... Marisa Tomei, I recognise her,

I think she was in a film recently with Hugh Grant.

I really don't think it would be Beyonce.

-I think I'm going to go for Jennifer Hudson.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

Let's lock in Jennifer Hudson.

The contestant from American Idol who went on to be in Dreamgirls,

but did she win Best Supporting Actress?

-It's the correct answer, well done.

-Yes.

-You knew that, didn't you?

-Well done, Dominic.

-Both knew.

Right, we have two pass-backs, one overrule.

Question number eight.

I don't think it would have been Hungary cos I don't think

Hungary shares a... border with Russia.

I think I'm going to go with Ukraine.

We're going to lock in Ukraine. BUZZER

Oh, no, we're not, there's an overrule from...

-your team-mates, Adrian.

-I remembered watching documentaries

when I was a kid, and I remembered Hungary as being a country

that was invaded by the Soviet Union.

-Are you sure?

-Yeah.

-OK.

-OK. Dominic thought it was Ukraine.

Were your team-mates right to overrule you to protect £1,400?

Hungary.

-Yes!

-Well done, well done.

-Good stuff, well done, Adrian.

Thank you.

We have no more overrules.

We have two pass-backs.

Question number nine.

-Like Japanese food?

-No, I don't, actually.

-OK.

-Um...

I really...don't know. I would want to use a pass-back, but I really...

I feel so sorry for Danni cos I don't want to leave her

with just one pass-back, but Danni likes her food and drink, so...

I think... Uh, sorry, Danni, I'm going to have to use a pass-back.

Right, we're passing back. Adrian, Danni... Do you know this?

-Yeah.

-Go on, darling, what is it?

-It's noodles.

OK, straight away. She said noodles, buddy.

We're locking in noodles.

Was he right to pass back?

Noodles.

-Good stuff!

-Thank you.

Hey, this is a good round, we've only lost one column in Round Two.

Here comes your last and final question, Dominic.

I... I knew this one before it came up, actually.

-Really?

-Baggy Trousers, I think, got to number two in the charts

and Our House, I think, number five or something like that,

-I'm 100% certain it's House Of Fun. 100%.

-House Of Fun.

Let's light up column number ten.

To take £12,600 into Round Three...

Yes! Well done, mate, what a great round.

Go and join your team-mates, my friend.

Very well done. That's what I would have said...

That is a good round, we only lost one column in Round Two.

You've managed to keep £12,600 on the Wall. So, well done, team.

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

and it will now look like this...

Look at that. Each column is now worth £1,260.

Danni, you're going to be last up, love.

Remember, the more columns you can keep in play,

the more cash we're going to take through to the end game, OK?

-So, shall we have a look at your keywords?

-Yeah.

OK. Here they are...

Right, Adrian, Dominic... 20 seconds, briefing starts now.

Right, what's Beagle 2?

Uh, that's... I'm pretty sure that's a ship,

-I'm assuming...

-Space vehicle.

-Is it?

-Oh, is it?

Cafe Nervosa is the cafe in Frasier.

Right, OK. What's Goliath?

David and Goliath, the Bible story.

The tallest man, yeah.

Dr Evil's the character in Austin Powers.

Adagio, is that cheese?

-Adagio cheese...

-I'm not sure...

-OK, time up, team. How was that, Danni?

-Terrible.

OK, I admire your honesty.

Will you please step forward and face the Golden Wall?

APPLAUSE

Now, there's a lot of money on that wall, £12,600. That's the good news.

-Yeah.

-The bad news is we only have one pass-back...

-I know.

-..zilch overrules.

-Mm-hm.

OK, Danni, to protect column number one

and £1,260, here comes your first question.

Well, it could be any one, but I'm thinking plane spotting

cos I'm thinking that's more of a national security issue,

if you've got people with binoculars at the airport.

OK, let's lock in plane spotting and start Danni's journey

across the Wall in Round Three.

To protect £1,260, plane spotting...

-It's the right answer! Get in there, well done, Danni.

-Ooh!

Right, question number two, column number two.

Right. Quietly is piano or pianissimo...

Um, so it's between quickly and slowly.

I'm going to go slowly cos I think quickly is something else,

like allegro or... So I'm going to go for slowly.

OK, we're locking in slowly.

And you never used the pass-back.

No, I didn't want to, I want to save it for when I'm really,

-really not sure, so...

-OK. Column number two. Adagio.

How should it be played? Slowly?

-Yes!

-Wow, well played.

Question number three, column number three.

Well, I thought OJ Simpson before it came up. I think it's OJ Simpson.

Let's lock in OJ Simpson. Column number three, OJ Simpson.

Yes! Good stuff. Look at this!

Fellas, this is how you play the game, eh? Right. Column number four.

Oh, no, no...

Is this the one maybe where you've got to use your pass-back?

-Yeah, I might have to cos I do not have a clue.

-Right.

If I had to hazard a guess, Pillinger is saying something to me,

-but I really don't know why, but it is just...

-OK.

-..a hunch.

-So, yes, I would like to pass back.

-Pass-back, fellas.

Now, I heard in the briefing that you knew Beagle 2

was a spacecraft, didn't you? Or something to do with space, yeah.

Space vehicle, yeah. Um...

Well, my mind's telling me Colin...Pillinger.

Both of you thought that one might have been it,

so I think probably go for that.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-Shall we lock it in?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

We're going to lock in Colin Pillinger.

-You kind of mentioned that, didn't you?

-I did, yeah,

-I only had an inkle, but...

-Nothing wrong with an inkle.

SHE LAUGHS We've locked in Colin Pillinger.

To protect another £1,260, was Danni right to pass back?

SHANE INHALES

Yes!

Good stuff!

-Still a lot of money...

-Yeah.

-..up there, £12,600.

-We have no pass-backs, no overrules.

-No safety nets.

-No.

SHE SIGHS Here comes question number five.

OK. This is where I'm really rubbish.

But I've got some kind of thing about Andrew Bonar Law...India,

for some reason, something, family, to do with India and...

-So, out of the other two, I'm going to say Anthony Eden...

-Yeah?

But I have... Yeah. I'm sorry, guys, cos it's...

This is guesswork now, I'm afraid.

OK, let's lock in Anthony Eden

to light up our halfway mark, column number five,

to keep £12,600 on the Wall...

DECIMATE.

-Aw, I'm sorry!

-Aw!

The answer is, in fact...

-Oh, well...

-Andrew Bonar Law.

-Oh, well...

-OK, not to worry. Still a good round.

£11,340 to play for.

Here comes question number six.

Um... I'm really... I'm between Monet and Van Gogh because...

Monet was, like, a big... Was just landscapes...

Um...

I'm ruling out Matisse straight away, but I have no reason for that.

But I'm just thinking maybe Vincent Van Gogh, because it's

-a big thing if you find a new Van Gogh. Just... So...

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

I'm going to go for Van Gogh.

OK. We're going to lock in Vincent Van Gogh.

-If this is right, you protect another £1,260.

-I hope so, guys.

-Sorry if it's wrong.

-Column number six.

Yes! Danni! APPLAUSE

-Well done.

-Good stuff!

OK, question number seven.

DANNI EXHALES

SHANE MIMICS DR EVIL

DANNI SIGHS

I'm... I really...

Oh, I'm sorry, this is another guess,

but I'm just going to go for Mr Bigglesworth.

-Yeah?

-I don't think it's Dinah or Jinks.

-OK, let's lock in Mr Bigglesworth.

-Oh!

Did Mike Myers, who played Dr Evil, go, "Mr Bigglesworth"?

-Yeah, that's what I'm doing in my head.

-OK.

-So...

-I've got a feeling you might be right.

-Am I?

Column number seven.

-Yes, you are!

-Oh!

Look at this! SHE EXHALES

We are three questions away

from taking £11,340 into our final end game.

-Oh!

-Question number eight to protect another £1,260...

My geography is terrible and I told the guys that before...

we came up here... Um...

I could be completely wrong, but I'm thinking Scotland is kind of more

in line with the north of the rest of Europe, so I'm thinking Norway...

-Shall we lock it in?

-Yes, please.

Let's lock in Norway...

to protect £1,260,

column number eight.

Norway.

DECIMATE.

-Oh! Sorry!

-I thought you were right. I honestly thought you were right.

Just ip-dip on that one, really.

-Must be... Is it Denmark then?

-I don't know.

It's Denmark! Blimey! OK. Listen, don't be disheartened.

We are now playing for £10,080. We have two questions left.

Here comes question number nine.

Um, right, I'm ruling out Spartans because that's Trojan Horse and...

-Right.

-..all that shenanigans.

Um... Hittite or a Philistine?

Oh, I don't know. Again, it's a 50-50.

I'm really sorry if this is wrong. I'm going to go Hittite.

OK, we're going to lock it in. Column number nine...

Danni says the Hittites.

DECIMATE.

-Aw!

-I'm sorry.

The answer is...

The Philistines.

-Aw.

-Right, this is what happens

when you use the pass-backs and overrules very quickly in the game,

-you see.

-Mm.

-Right, our last and final question.

-Oh, phew.

-But, come on, £8,820, all right?

-Come on!

If we can get this, over two grand each to play for in the end game.

-Yeah.

-Right...

-Yes!

-Yeah-ha-hah!

SHE LAUGHS

So, it's Friends, wasn't it, that...?

-Nah, I'm joking, it's Frasier.

-Yeah?

-Dominic told me.

SHANE AND DANNI LAUGH We're going to lock in Frasier.

-We are, we're going to lock in Frasier.

-To go out on a high.

-Yay!

To bring £8,820 into the end game.

It's a lot of money, what a great afternoon that'd be!

-That's not a bad day's work.

-I know. Frasier.

-Hey!

-Good stuff, well done, gang!

-Oh!

-Well done, sweetheart.

-Thank you.

-Go and join your team-mates.

-Well done.

-Well done, Danni.

-Thank you. Thank you.

Well...

We only lost three columns in Round Three, so between all three of you,

you've managed to keep £8,820 on our Golden Wall.

But now is the big moment...

DANNI SIGHS

..the chance to win that money.

And here's how it works.

We divide the cash once more into ten even columns.

We do a little reshuffle and it's going to look like this...

There we go.

8,820.

To leave with the 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, team.

We're only going to have two minutes to do it.

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

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

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

We rebuild the Wall and a team-mate must take over

from where you left off.

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

I'm afraid, guys, we're going to be leaving with nothing.

So, before we decide who's going to face the final Golden Wall,

here are your ten keywords.

They are...

Big decision, team. Who's going to face the Wall first?

-There are a few later on that I think I'd be OK at.

-Yeah? Um...

-If you're...

-I'll go... I'll go... I'll go for it.

-Yeah?

-Only if you're... You feel...

-I'll try, yeah!

-Right, Danni.

-Yeah.

-The responsibility has fallen to you.

Please join me and face the final Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Here we go, Danni.

Light up all ten columns within the time

and you, Dominic and Adrian will be leaving with £8,820.

Let's put two minutes on the clock...

and that time will start

when I finish reading the first question.

Good luck, Danni.

Blue Jam is a Radio 1 show

created and directed

by which English comedian and writer?

Pass.

Chris Morris.

Which band did Paul Weller form

after the Jam disbanded in 1982?

Pass!

The Style Council.

A sponge cake with whipped cream and raspberry jam is named after

which 19th-century English queen?

-Victoria.

-Correct.

The Hawaiian Islands were originally named the Sandwich Islands

by which British explorer?

Sir Francis Drake.

Captain James Cook.

Which English county contains

the Royal St George's Golf Club at Sandwich?

-Kent.

-Correct.

Which country's national parliament

is called the Althing?

New Zealand.

Iceland.

The official written record of proceedings in the UK Parliament

is commonly known by what one word name?

Pass.

Hansard.

The UK Parliament is made up of two Houses, the Commons and the what?

-Lords.

-Correct.

In the 2016 film, Joy, Jennifer Lawrence's character

invents a new design of what?

Pass.

Mop.

The author of the book Born Free was Joy who?

Pass.

Adamson.

Joy To The World is a traditional song associated with

which seasonal celebration?

-Christmas.

-Correct.

Queen Margrethe II

celebrated 44 years on the throne

of which European country in 2016?

-Denmark.

-Correct.

In which former European country did the Velvet Revolution take place

in 1989?

-Pass.

-Czechoslovakia.

Who was the lead vocalist,

guitarist and principal songwriter of the Velvet Underground?

-Lou Reed.

-Correct.

In 2014, Wasps rugby union club moved from London to which city?

Sheffield.

Coventry.

The book "Does Anything Eat Wasps?"

was a compilation of articles from which weekly magazine?

Punch.

New Scientist.

When referring to wealthy influential Americans,

Wasps are white Anglo-Saxon what?

Pass.

-Stop the clock.

-DECIMATE.

Oh, wow, Danni!

-You was on a roll there, my love.

-Oh.

The answer I was looking for to the last question is Protestants.

-Protestants.

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

-I'm afraid you must step down and return to your team.

-Right.

-Sorry, guys.

-Team, we now have to rebuild the Wall.

We're now down to £7,938.

We need a new keyword which is Yes. Yes.

Dominic, Adrian, one of you must now step up and try and complete

the journey across the Wall, who is it going to be?

-I'm happy...to take this.

-You're happy? OK, go for it then.

-OK.

Right, Dominic. Please step forward and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Up there, £7,938.

You have 23 seconds left on the clock and that clock

will restart when I finish asking this question.

Good luck, Dominic.

In the 2014 Scottish Referendum,

which was the largest city to vote Yes to independence?

Aberdeen?

Glasgow.

"Yes, We Can" was a slogan that helped which candidate

to the US presidency?

-Obama?

-Correct.

In Peter Kay's Car Share, who plays Kayleigh Kitson?

Pass.

Sian Gibson.

In 2005, Peter Kay appeared in the video

for which UK number one single?

-Amarillo.

-I can accept.

Which Oscar Wilde play tells the biblical story

of the stepdaughter of Herod Antipas?

The Picture Of Dorian Gray?

-No, Salome.

-DECIMATE.

-Oh, mate! I am so sorry, my friend.

-Never mind.

I'm afraid the time is up,

you didn't quite make it across the Wall,

which means you and your team will be leaving with nothing.

Give him a big round of applause, everybody.

-Sorry, guys.

-Sorry, buddy. Come round here...

Danni, you were flying through that lot,

I thought you were going to get right to the end.

-But have you enjoyed yourselves?

-Yeah, it's been a good...

-Yeah.

-Thanks for being a great team. Well, join me next time

to see whether another team of complete strangers

can take home a huge cash prize or whether they'll also be decimated.

Take care, everybody. Goodbye. Sorry, buddy.

APPLAUSE

DECIMATE.