Episode 25 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

Thank you very much. Welcome to Decimate.

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

I'm Lisa, a student nurse from Edinburgh.

I'm Iain, a retired geography teacher from West Sussex.

I'm Tess, a fitness instructor from Essex.

APPLAUSE Nice.

-Tess, a fitness instructor?

-I am, yes.

Recent thing but, yeah, I am a fitness instructor.

-I know you wouldn't think it to look at me.

-Do you do classes?

-Is it bodybuilding?

-I do classes.

They are incredibly cheesy, I have terrible music, but I love it.

It's not one of those, "And let's push it to the front,

"and step it down and step it back"?

Funny enough, you've been to one, haven't you?

No, it's nothing like that.

No, I do aqua classes, I do circuit classes, all sorts of things.

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

I'd love to go diving with great white sharks,

which I know is a bit random, but I went to South Africa

and really regretted not doing it, so that's on the bucket list.

-I wish you the best luck. Welcome to the show.

-Thank you so much.

-Iain.

-Shane.

-A retired geography teacher.

This could come in handy, team.

-So I'm led to believe.

-How do you fill your time now, then?

Bit of gardening, bit of family history research,

grandchildren, cycling.

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

Depending on how much, some to charity.

My wife says I need to buy more shirts,

I don't quite know why, but...

I've got a load of flowery shirts in the boot of my car

that I used to wear a lot of,

so if you need flowery shirts, come and see me.

We could come to some sort of deal.

-Welcome to the show, Iain.

-Thank you very much.

-And Lisa.

-Hello.

-A student nurse.

-I am, yeah.

-How long have you got to go?

-One year.

-I've just finished second year.

-Really?

-So it's really getting exciting now, yeah.

-What about family?

I've got my husband and my two boys at home.

-Can I show you something?

-Course you can, darling.

One of my boys, Kyle, he made me this card and I'm hoping...

This is his prediction of how well we're going to do today.

-Look at those. A Golden Wall!

-Yeah.

-"Good luck! Decimate."

-And who drew that?

-Kyle.

-Kyle.

-He's my eldest son.

-Thanks for that, Kyle. Ah, welcome to the show, Lisa.

In fact, welcome, Lisa, Iain, and Tess. Here's how Decimate works.

The Golden Wall, the famous Golden Wall is worth £20,000.

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

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

one per column. You get a question right,

that column is protected and will light up like this.

-Look at that!

-Ooh.

Get that right, the money stays in the game, as predicted by your boy.

If we get a question wrong, well, sadly, this is what happens.

DECIMATE.

Fear the voice! The column is wiped out and, unfortunately,

we will lose that cash for good.

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

because once all three of you have played,

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

Lisa, Iain, and Tess, I'm going to reveal some key words

and these are going to appear in the first round of ten questions,

so feast your lovely mince pies upon these.

Having seen those key words,

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

-I'll do it.

-Yeah?

-Yeah. I'm happy to do that.

-Are you up for it, Tess?

-Absolutely.

-You'll be the first to take on the Golden Wall,

but before you do, we'll give Lisa and Iain 20 seconds

to give you as many facts about those key words as they can.

Don't let her down. 20 seconds starts now.

-Balfour?

-Frank Cannon.

-Who's Frank Cannon?

-The '70s detective.

-What was that in?

-Cannon and Ball.

-Could be Cannon and Ball.

-Could be Cannon and Ball.

-Ann Widdecombe,

-she was in Strictly.

-Canon's only got one N.

-Right.

-What could Flight be?

-Flight...

What was the first flight to...?

-Could be flight to space.

-Louis Bleriot.

-Louis Bleriot?

-First flight...

-Time's up.

-Any of that useful, Tess?

-I hope so.

-Let's hope so too.

It remains to be seen but fingers crossed.

OK, it's now time for you to leap forward,

-as only a fitness instructor could do...

-Style it out.

..and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Tess, you're not completely on your own, my love.

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

you can pass back the question to Lisa and Iain.

If they think you've given a wrong answer,

they can buzz in to overrule and change your answer.

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

between all three of you over the whole show,

so make sure we use them wisely, OK. Ready to play, Tess?

-I think so, yeah.

-Good luck, my love. Here we go. Column number one.

To protect £2,000, here comes question number one.

-Have you seen the movie?

-I have. It's my favourite Bond film.

-Really?

-I love Daniel Craig.

-He's good, isn't he?

-So, I'm fairly confident that the answer is Monaco.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

OK, we're going to lock in Monaco. Tess is fairly confident.

To protect column number one, Monaco, for £2,000.

DECIMATE.

No! No!

-What happened there, Tess?

-I was...

I was convinced it was Monaco. I've been to the casino in Monaco.

I was convinced. It's Montenegro, isn't it?

The answer was, in fact...

-Ooh.

-Oh!

-Never mind. Listen,

still early days. On the Wall is £18,000.

It's still a lot of money, OK. Let's forget that even happened.

-OK, can we start again?

-We'll start again with question number two.

-I do really like Cluedo and...

-Yeah, but you really liked Casino Royale!

Yeah, all right, all right! You don't have to rub it in!

Um, I am 100% confident on this one. It's Hammer.

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

-Yeah.

-All right.

No overrule from your teammates. Let's light up column number two.

Let's start Tess's journey across the Wall. Hammer.

-Yes, well done!

-Yay!

-This is how we play the game.

We're up and running now. £18,000 on the Wall. Question number three.

-Ooh, this is a tricky one.

-It is.

Um, Reggae Reggae Sauce was obviously the Levi Roots one

and he's got Jamaican...

HP Sauce, there's obviously the House of Parliament.

I'm going to say Tabasco and if they want to overrule me, they can.

OK, we're going to lock in Tabasco Sauce.

To light up column number three to protect another £2,000,

Tess thinks it's Tabasco Sauce.

-It's the right answer!

-Oh!

-APPLAUSE

Good stuff. Right, column number four.

Um, I really don't know.

I am going to say...

..37 seconds, but I haven't got a clue.

OK, we're locking in 37 seconds.

And there's no overrule from the teammates. 37 seconds,

to light up column number four.

DECIMATE.

Iain, you were wavering then, mate.

-You were kind of, like... What are you thinking?

-12.

-12?

I nearly went for 12.

-If this is right, the overrules are there for a reason.

-Yeah.

Is it 12 seconds?

-It is.

-12. I was torn.

-Never mind.

On the Wall, there's still £16,000. We're still in a strong position.

We've got five pass backs, five overrules still in play.

Question number five, the halfway mark, Tess.

Ooh. I really don't know. If she's written two...

The question's worded so that she's probably written two

and I'm thinking Father Figure, The Devil's Tune,

they sort of gel together.

The Clematis Tree, not necessarily but, again, I really don't know.

I'm sorry to my teammates, but I'm going to say The Clematis Tree.

Right, we're locking in The Clematis Tree.

To protect £2,000, is Tess right?

DECIMATE.

Oh, no!

-And they were behind you...

-This is not going well.

It's not your fault. As a team... Cos you were nodding,

-thinking she might be right, weren't you?

-Yep.

The answer is...

Right, so we've lost three columns.

The Wall is now worth £14,000, a lot of money.

To start the journey across the second half of the Wall,

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

Um, I'm going to go for Two.

-It's many years since I've played billiards.

-Yeah?

-Many years.

We're going back in time, you think it might be... Doo-doo-doo-doo...

-It might be Two.

-It's all a blur, unfortunately.

-It was all black and white in those days.

-Shall we lock in Two?

We'll lock it in and hope that they can put me right.

OK, we're locking in Two.

-BUZZ No, we're not locking it in.

-Yay!

Iain thinks differently. What do you think, Iain?

White's worth one, red's worth two,

-so I'm guessing, I'm thinking it's probably three.

-Yeah?

We're changing it from Two to Three.

To get back on track, was Iain right to overrule?

-DECIMATE.

-Ooh!

-Ooh!

-Iain! If this is Two, Tess...

-He's getting punched!

You get him in a right good headlock, all right?

To get you off the hook, it had better be One.

The answer is...

Right, leave it, love!

Leave it, leave it!

Back off, Iain, all right?! It's just a game.

-Tess, calm down, all right.

-I'll see you after!

-It's about the taking part.

-Yes, there's still £12,000, OK.

We have four overrules and five pass backs.

To protect another £2,000, question number seven.

Ooh, I remember reading something recently about Top Gear

and it was somebody really surprising, but I can't think.

It's just not coming back to me.

Don't forget, you've got five pass backs.

Yeah, and Iain will obviously overrule me,

-whether I'm right or not.

-Oh! LAUGHTER

-Ha-ha!

-Fighting talk.

-I'm going to say...

There's a divide in the team already.

I'm going to say Angela Rippon, cos there's just something in my mind.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-We're going to lock in Angela Rippon.

I just think he's scared to press the overrule button now.

-He IS scared, he IS scared, yeah.

-You're right.

To light up column number seven,

was Angela Rippon the first presenter on Top Gear?

-Yes!

-Yay!

-APPLAUSE

Tess, come on, we're coming back now.

Right, £12,000 on the Wall. Here comes question number eight.

Mmm, on the basis Iain might have seen these on the telly,

I'm going to use a pass back.

Oh, right, now, she really is relying on you, Lisa, Iain.

Mariner 4. Remember any of these, Iain?

-No, before my time.

-Was it? OK.

-'60, I think, is far too early.

-Yeah?

-And I think '65 is far too early.

-Shall we lock in '70?

-Shall we go '70?

-It's a guess.

-What are we going for?

-'70.

OK, they're going to lock in 1970 to light up column number eight.

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

-Ooh!

-Not your fault, Tess.

No, it's Iain's again.

Iain's pointing at Lisa now. The answer is...

Right,

the Wall is worth £10,000.

Penultimate question to protect another £2,000.

I really haven't got the faintest. In the briefing beforehand,

Iain was telling me about the prime minister Balfour.

He was a prime minister,

I'm going to guess at the Republic of Ireland,

cos I wouldn't have thought we'd have had much say

in matters relating to USSR or Israel,

so I'm going to say Republic of Ireland.

We're locking in Republic of Ireland. Lisa's nodding.

OK, column number nine, to protect another £2,000,

Republic of Ireland.

DECIMATE.

Oh!

-Lisa, Iain, any ideas?

-Israel.

-Oh, you're saying Israel NOW, are you?

-He was too scared to push the button.

-Was he?

You think it might be Israel.

You know it's Israel and you didn't press the button?

-I was talked out of it.

-That's not true! He was too frightened.

The answer is...

-Iain, come on!

-I told you to go with your gut.

-Mmm.

The Wall is now worth £8,000.

There's not going to be anything left!

Question number ten, your last and final question, Tess.

-I love going to the theatre.

-Cool.

-It's one of my favourite things.

All right, well, you've got this.

-Yeah, Lindsay Lohan.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-We're locking in Lindsay Lohan.

Come on, let's keep £8,000 in play for Round Two. Still a lot of money.

Let's light up column number ten.

-Well played, darling.

-Oh!

-APPLAUSE

-Now, go and join your teammates.

-That's hard.

APPLAUSE

Right, team, unfortunately, we lost six columns there.

But listen, don't despair. We've still got £8,000 in the game.

It's a lot of money.

We're going to take that and spread it equally across ten new columns

and it's now going to look like this.

Eight grand, right there. Each column is now worth £800.

So, who's going to play next, Lisa or Iain?

Here are those crucial key words to help you decide.

Now, you've seen how tough it was for Tess up here.

-Lisa, Iain, who's going to play next?

-I'll go.

-You go.

-You're going for it, Iain?

-I'll go.

-Right, 20 seconds.

Lisa, Tess, help out your teammate. Go.

Big Lebowski's a film starring Jeff Bridges.

It's got Steve Buscemi. It's about bowling.

-Who's the Home Secretary?

-Beedle could be...

-Beedle The Bard was by JK Rowling.

-Yes.

-Tour...

-Chatham?

Chatham could be anything. Chatham Dockyard.

When did we join the EU before we left?

Time is up, team.

-Any of that useful, Iain?

-Not at all.

-OK.

LAUGHTER

Incredibly helpful, incredibly helpful.

We'll find out. Please step forward and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Right, we have £8,000, OK.

Also very positive,

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

-Yep.

OK, to protect £800 in column number one, here comes your first question.

-Geography teacher?

-Allegedly.

This is not my region though, Europe.

Finland is a long, narrow country, but it gets fat at the bottom.

Sweden doesn't go as far north as you think it goes.

Germany's quite a large country, isn't it?

Come on, your maps, maps in the classroom.

That's what I'm visualising. I'm trying to visualise the map.

Sweden is out. It's either Finland or Germany.

-I'm going to go Germany.

-Yeah? OK, our geography teacher...

-Thank you.

..is going to lock in Germany.

Girls, bearing in mind, he IS a geography teacher.

-We bow to his knowledge.

-He must be right then!

-He must be.

He must be right if he's a geography teacher, right?

-I'm not going to live this down, am I?

-No, you are not!

To light up column number one,

Iain, our geography teacher, says Germany has the largest area.

Thank you, Shane.

DECIMATE.

THEY SHRIEK AND LAUGH

Oh, Iain! Were you a good geography teacher?

-Clearly not.

-The answer is, in fact...

Sweden.

Geography teacher got it wrong. Right, we've lost column number one.

-Dear, oh, dear.

-£7,200 on the Wall.

We have four pass backs, four overrules in play.

To protect £800, column number two.

Um, I don't think it's the White House.

I don't even know where Grant Park is.

I'm thinking of Forrest Gump

and I'm looking at the Lincoln Memorial

-and I think it's the Reflecting Pool.

-Yeah?

We're locking in the Reflecting Pool.

To protect £800, Reflecting Pool.

It's the right answer. APPLAUSE

Thankfully. Right, question number three to protect another £800.

I have no idea but I've been reliably informed that it's Bowling.

-This was mentioned in the brief.

-OK, let's lock in Bowling.

-Did you mention that, Tess?

-Yeah.

But she also thought Casino Royale was in Monaco.

-You also thought Germany... You know what I mean?

-Yeah, OK, 1-1.

LAUGHTER

Right, to light up column number three, it's got to be Bowling.

Good stuff. We're on a roll now. APPLAUSE

Column number four, another £800.

-Right, this is the guy who won the young rider, I think.

-Yeah?

Um, Cavendish is a sprinter and Geraint Thomas is a leg man.

I think Yates was disappointed he didn't get on the podium

-by coming fourth. I think it's Adam Yates.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

OK, we're locking in Adam Yates.

To protect another £800, column number four.

It's the right answer. Good stuff. APPLAUSE

Up to the halfway mark.

This is turning into a strong round now.

Column number five, question number five.

I don't know the name David McKee. Not David McKee.

I'm torn between Oliver Postgate and Eric Thompson.

-I'm drawn to Oliver Postgate.

-Yeah?

-Oliver Postgate.

We're locking in Oliver Postgate. BUZZ

And there's an overrule from your teammates.

You think it's someone else?

I think it's David McKee and I don't know why,

but when the names came up, it jumped out.

I used to watch it when I was little

and the name's jumped out at me. David McKee.

OK, we're changing Iain's answer from Oliver Postgate to David McKee

to light up column number five.

-Yes!

-Oh! Shows what

-I

-know!

-APPLAUSE

Great use of the overrule. Well done, ladies.

Good stuff. Look at this. This is a strong round now.

We have four pass backs, three overrules in play.

Column number six to protect another £800.

Shakespeare WAS the Bard,

but I don't remember him writing anything like that.

I've read a lot of Shakespeare and I don't remember any of those.

It doesn't sound like a Dickens...

-JK Rowling.

-Yeah?

-JK Rowling.

-OK, we're locking in JK Rowling.

-No overrule from your teammates.

-I told him that in the brief.

-Apparently Tess told you that in the brief.

-I didn't remember.

Maybe it was there in the subconscious.

It's there in the subconscious, that's what it is.

Iain says, through Tess, JK Rowling.

Good teamwork. Well done. APPLAUSE

We are pulling this back round, team. This is a strong Round Two.

Here comes question number seven.

I'm going to hand this back to the ladies, who seem to be on a roll.

-Going for a pass back?

-I'm going for a pass back.

-Ah, ladies, Iain finally has faith in you.

-No, he doesn't.

-Yes, he does.

-He doesn't have faith in himself.

-Do you think you've got this one?

-Tess does.

My instinct, when it came up, was Kate Moss,

-before the answers came up.

-OK.

-So, we're going to say Kate Moss.

-Happy with that?

-Yep.

-Happy with that?

-Yep.

Kate Moss. We're locking in Kate Moss.

The ladies' choice, supermodel Kate Moss,

to protect £800 in column number seven.

-It's the right answer.

-Oh!

-Good stuff. That's great teamwork.

APPLAUSE That was great teamwork, OK.

Here comes question number eight to protect another £800.

In the 1660s, we were fighting all sorts of...

-..battles against the Dutch.

-OK.

And I think this is Mr van Tromp.

-Netherlands.

-Netherlands. We're locking in the Netherlands.

Come on, let's light up column number eight

to protect another £800.

It's the right answer. Good stuff. APPLAUSE

If we get all the way through this wall,

and the only question that let you down was the geography question...

-I know!

-..you will not hear the end of it at home.

-I'm sure I won't.

Question number nine.

-Paul McCartney was actually at school with a friend of mine.

-OK.

So that makes him the same age as me.

It's got to be Ringo or Lennon, I would have thought.

-I'm going to say Lennon.

-Yeah?

OK, we're going to lock in John Lennon

to protect column number nine.

DECIMATE.

The answer is...

Ringo Starr.

OK, we've lost column number nine. The Wall is now worth £6,400.

Here comes your last and final question, Iain,

to protect another £800.

Margaret Beckett, was she ever at the Home Office?

Clearly not Theresa May.

-I've a feeling it's Jacqui Smith.

-Yeah?

-Jacqui Smith, yeah.

We're locking in Jacqui Smith...

..to bring £6,400 into Round Three.

Was Jacqui Smith the first woman

to hold the post of the UK Home Secretary, to protect £800?

Yes! Good stuff, buddy. Go and join your teammates.

APPLAUSE

Wow, listen, you've managed to keep £6,400 on our Golden Wall.

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

and it will now look like this.

-Each column is now worth £640. Lisa...

-Yeah.

You're up next, my love.

Remember, the more columns you can keep in play,

the more cash we're going to play for in the end game.

Here come the all-important key words.

Iain, Tess, look after your teammate. 20 seconds.

Were-rabbit was Wallace and Gromit.

-Yorkshire Village, Hebden.

-Yeah, Wallace and Gromit.

-What's Cyclops?

-Cyclops is a one-eyed monster.

It could have been in Dr Who or...

-1939 was the start of the war, wasn't it?

-September.

September. Yorkshire Village again - Hebden?

Census - there was one in 1941.

It could be where was Last Of The Summer Wine filmed?

-That was Holmfirth.

-OK, time is up, team.

Ooh.

-Right, are you ready, Lisa?

-Yes, as ready as I'll ever be.

Please step forward and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Lisa, now, you've seen

-how your teammates have been playing the game.

-Very well.

We're not letting Iain off column number one just yet, OK,

but we have three pass backs and three overrules in play.

£6,400 right there.

To protect £640, here comes question number one, column number one.

-Well...

-Are you a fan of this?

I am and I've watched them all with the kids, so I know this one,

cos every time we go shopping, they make me buy it cos of that reason.

-Oh, right.

-So, I'm very confident it's Wensleydale.

-Wensleydale.

-Wensleydale. We're locking it in.

-Yeah.

To light up column number one

to start our journey across the Wall in Round Three, Wensleydale.

-DECIMATE.

-What?!

What?

You know what? There was me, upping it cos I thought you were right,

-cos you were so convinced, you convinced ME!

-I WAS convinced.

-Team?

I was pretty confident she was right as well, cos that's his thing.

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

The Wall is now worth £5,760.

We have three pass backs, three overrules in play.

Here comes question number two.

-Hmm, that's a tricky one.

-Wow.

I think Elton John's got a song with Boogie-woogie in it.

I'm going to say Elton John and if the team want to overrule me,

-that's fine.

-OK.

-Elton John.

-We're going to lock in Elton John.

BUZZ

And there's an overrule from your teammates.

Iain, Tess, you're not convinced?

-No.

-OK.

We are thinking...that it is Jools Holland.

So, we're changing Lisa's answer from Elton John to Jools Holland.

Column number two.

Oh, good use of the overrule!

APPLAUSE

OK, column number three. We're up and running now.

I have no idea. Um, I should know this.

-I'm going to pass it back to my team.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK, we've got three pass backs.

-Yeah, I'm going to use it.

OK, Iain, Tess.

-Well, it's not Acrostic.

-No?

-We've ruled out one.

Acrostic is where you use all the letters,

the word, as a sort of revision exercise.

Right, so if it's not Acrostic, what about the other two?

-It's one of the other two.

-Pangram or Lipogram. Which one?

-One of those two.

-OK.

-Yeah.

Down to you then, Tess. Which one do you think?

Oh, I have not got a clue.

Lipogram sounds like a made-up word.

Right, the Six O'Clock News is about to start,

-unless we lock something in.

-Pangram. Let's lock in Pangram.

-Shall we lock in Pangram?

-We're not at all confident.

-We're not at all confident.

-Pangram, to protect £640.

DECIMATE.

Oh!

Is Lipogram a made-up word?

-No, Lipogram it is.

-Oh!

Right, the Wall is now worth £5,120.

We have two pass backs, two overrules in play.

Question number four.

Handbag? No, you'd more find a dog in a handbag.

Laundry basket, it could be.

-I'm going to guess shoebox...

-Yeah?

..because I am, and I'm going to hope that my team can overrule me

-if it's wrong.

-OK.

-Shoebox.

-We're locking in Shoebox.

No overrule from your teammates.

The character Jack Worthing in the Oscar Wilde play

The Importance Of Being Earnest was found in a shoebox.

DECIMATE.

Well...

-It doesn't look like my boy's card.

-No, it doesn't, does it?

OK, we've lost column number four. The answer is, in fact...

Right, we've lost column number four.

Let's not be disheartened.

-There's £4,480.

-Still a lot of money.

-It IS a lot of money.

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

Question number five, the halfway mark.

Ipswich, I've not really heard of them.

Chelsea is another big, huge team,

but I'm going to go with Man U, Manchester United, just because.

We're locking in Manchester United.

No overrule from your teammates.

To light up our halfway mark, come on, you Reds!

DECIMATE.

LISA LAUGHS

Right, the answer was, in fact...

Right, come on, team,

come on! £3,840. If we can get it in the end game,

you'll all go home this afternoon with over a grand each.

I've got a feeling you won't, but that's not the point, all right.

LAUGHTER

Come on, Shane, you're meant to encourage us!

Question number six.

-This is a very tricky one.

-Right.

I'm thinking first instinct would be Hinduism,

-but I'm going to pass this one back to the team.

-You're passing it back.

-Yeah.

-Right, Iain, Tess, come on, look at the Wall.

-We are!

TESS LAUGHS

Um, I would veer towards Hinduism

-and that was Lisa's instinct as well.

-Mmm.

-I need an answer.

-The two girls think Hinduism, yeah?

-Is that what you're saying?

-Yeah.

-Shall we lock it in?

-We ain't got a clue.

-You thought Hinduism, didn't you, Lisa?

-I did think that. That was my first instinct, yeah.

-First instinct.

We're going to lock in Hinduism to light up column number six,

to protect £640.

Hinduism, please be right.

Yes! APPLAUSE

And there is jubilation all over the country!

Right, we have four columns left.

To protect another £640, here comes question number seven.

-OK, we discussed this in the briefing at the start.

-OK.

And Iain told me September.

And since he's so good at geography and countries and things,

-I'm going to go with September.

-Right, we're locking in September.

-Yeah.

-Cos he mentioned it, did he?

He did, he told me that at the start.

Well, there's no overrule, so it must be right.

-If it's wrong, it's Iain's fault again.

-Yeah.

Let's light up column number seven.

Yes! Come on, that's it! APPLAUSE

We are only three columns away now

from bringing £3,840 into our end game.

Here comes question number eight.

OK, my first gut instinct,

when I heard the question before the answers came up, was Heartbeat.

-Yeah?

-Dalziel and Pascoe... No, Heartbeat.

-Go with my gut instinct. Heartbeat.

-OK, Heartbeat.

-Right, don't... Is there an overrule?

-Heartbeat.

-She's having this.

-We're confident. 100%.

-Yeah.

OK, if this is right, we're back on track.

Column number eight, Lisa says Heartbeat.

Yes! APPLAUSE

We're all over this now, aren't we? Look at that! Three in a row.

It's like the first half of the Wall didn't happen!

Penultimate question to protect another £640.

My first instinct would be Tetris because maths is involved

and you have to use your mind to sort of think out the shapes.

-I'm going to say Tetris.

-We're going to lock in Tetris.

-Yeah.

There's no overrule from your teammates.

-Come on.

-Come on.

-Let's have this.

To protect £640, is the answer Tetris?

Yes! Lisa! APPLAUSE

Your last and final question to bring £3,840 into our end game.

-Mm-hmm.

-Here it comes.

-I'm going to make a guess.

-OK.

But it is a guess, team, so feel free to overrule me.

I think I'm going to lock in Odysseus.

-Yeah, I'm going to lock Odysseus in.

-OK, we're locking in Odysseus.

There is no overrule from your teammates.

-Listen, if we get this right, we've pulled this game back.

-Yeah.

-And we're going to be playing for £3,840 in our end game.

-That's good.

That's very good. Only if column number ten is right.

Yes, it is! Come on, love. Brilliant game.

Go and join your teammates, sweetheart.

APPLAUSE

Now, listen, we only lost four columns in that round

and what a great end there to your game - five in a row.

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

But now, it's the big moment...

..a 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 and it's now going to look like this.

Here we go. £3,840 right there.

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.

You've only got 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 on the clock.

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

We'll have to rebuild the Wall

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

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

sadly, Lisa, Iain and Tess, you'll leave with nothing.

OK, team, here are your ten key words.

So, we have a decision to make. Who is going to face the Wall first?

-I don't want to go first.

-Do you want to go first?

OK, yeah, I'll throw myself on the sword and look stupid first again.

No, don't be silly! You played a great round.

The responsibility has fallen to you.

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

APPLAUSE

If you light up all ten columns within the time,

you, Lisa and Iain will be leaving with £3,840.

Let's put two minutes on the clock.

That time will start

when I finish reading the first question.

-Tess, good luck.

-Thank you.

Liberty. The band Liberty X was made up of runners-up

from which TV talent show?

-Popstars.

-Correct. Belle.

A period of European history, that lasted

from the 1870s until the start of World War I,

is often referred to as La Belle what?

-Epoque.

-Correct. Beach.

Later adapted into a film, directed by Danny Boyle,

The Beach is a novel by which author?

-Alex Garland.

-Correct. Cool. In the film Cool Hand Luke,

the title character eats 50

of what item of food in one hour?

-Boiled eggs.

-Correct. OK.

In 1881, the gunfight at the OK Corral

took place in which town in Arizona?

-Pass.

-Tombstone. How often is the print edition

of the celebrity magazine OK! published?

-Monthly.

-Weekly.

OK is the abbreviation for which US state?

-Oklahoma.

-Correct. Willow.

Found in the leaves of the willow tree,

which acid is the basis for aspirin?

-Er...hydrochloric.

-No, salicylic acid.

Which actor has children named Jaden and Willow?

-Will Smith.

-Correct. Door. Green Door was a 1981

UK number one single for which singer?

-Shakin' Stevens.

-Correct. Africa.

Which country was known as South West Africa

for 75 years until it officially gained independence in 1990?

-Pass.

-Namibia. Which mountain "Rises like Olympus

"over the Serengeti", in the lyrics

-to Toto's hit song Africa?

-Oh, er...

-Kilimanjaro.

-Correct. Donkey.

Which Scottish author wrote

Travels With A Donkey In The Cevennes?

-Pass.

-Robert Louis Stevenson.

What term for the female of a donkey shares its name

with a spinning machine for threads?

-Jenny.

-Correct. Canada.

Who became Prime Minister of Canada in 2015?

-Er, pass.

-Justin Trudeau. What is the largest

French-speaking province of Canada?

-Quebec.

-Correct.

You've done it! You've done it!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Well! Thank you, thank you!

-Oh! Oh!

-I want to keep it all!

LAUGHTER

You stormed that! You should be really proud of yourself.

I'm amazed. It makes up for my terrible start, doesn't it?

Well, it makes up for him getting a geography question wrong,

I know that for a start! Haven't they been a great team, everybody?

-Yay!

-Lots of fun. APPLAUSE

Congratulations. You're taking home £3,840.

APPLAUSE That's brilliant.

Join me next time 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

DECIMATE.