Episode 5 Decimate

There is a tasty £20,000 to be won.

That is what this majestic Golden Wall is worth.

Can three strangers pit their wits and keep the wall complete

or will this happen?

DECIMATE.

This is Decimate.

APPLAUSE

Oh, thank you very much and welcome to Decimate.

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

I'm Saul, a policy and compliance manager from Hertfordshire.

I'm Jo, a musician from Blackpool.

I'm Louise, a stay-at-home mum from Glasgow.

Aww, Louise, how are you, my darling?

-I'm grand. How's yourself, Shane?

-I'm very well, thank you.

So what do you like doing in your spare time?

-I sing in a gospel choir.

-Really?!

-I do.

-I quite like doing pub quizzes.

-Oh, really?

-So this might help today, mightn't it?

-Well, fingers crossed.

What will you bring to this wonderful team?

-Hopefully, encouragement.

-OK.

-I like to think I'm fairly positive.

-Lovely.

Yeah, just bolstering up the team.

-Welcome to the show, Louise.

-Thank you.

-Jo.

-Hello.

-Hello, sweetheart. Now, another musician in the team?

I am, yeah, for my sins.

Yeah, what, do you play in a band?

I play in a band. A cover band and a folk band.

-We play in pubs and clubs.

-Whereabouts?

-Blackpool, mainly.

Blackpool, yes! We love Blackpool.

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

My big ambition, my dream, is to go to America and go to Dollywood.

Oh, you're a big Dolly Parton fan?

A massive Dolly Parton fan, so that's my dream.

Listen, welcome to the show, Jo. Hope you have a good time. Saul.

Now, you're policy and compliance manager, what does that entail?

-Rules and regulations, Shane.

-Really?

Yeah, that's kind of it, you know.

-Words all the time.

-Eh, could be good for the show.

-You never know.

What do you think you're going to bring to the team, buddy?

Um, hopefully, a knowledge of not just music, but film,

maybe a bit of sport, as well,

and major encouragement.

-Yeah, good lad. Welcome to the show, team. You excited?

-Indeed.

-Yes.

-Looking forward to it?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-Little bit nervous?

-Very.

No, listen, you start as strangers,

but here's hoping you're going to be leaving today as lifelong friends.

-Absolutely.

-I hope you get thousands of pounds to share between you.

But here's how the show works.

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

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

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

that's one per column.

Get a question right, that column is protected

and it will light up beautifully like the Blackpool lights, Jo.

Like this.

The money will stay in the game,

but should you get a question wrong, well, you know what happens.

DECIMATE.

Decimate! That column is wiped out and that cash is lost forever.

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

because, once all three of you have played,

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

-Saul, Jo, Louise, you ready to play? ALL:

-Yes.

Before we start, we need to choose who's going to play round one.

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

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

So let's have a look at your key words. Here they are.

So, having seen those key words,

which one of you is going to step forward first?

I don't think this is going to be a strong one for me.

I'm feeling not the same, to be honest.

-Oh, OK, all looking to you, Saul.

-Dropping you in it!

-Evidently so.

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

but before you do, we're going to give Jo and Louise 20 seconds,

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

Don't let Saul down, ladies. Time starts now.

Tell me about curries, cos I don't eat curry,

so give me some...

India, Bengal, Sri Lanka.

Tikka Masala's the biggest...

Vindaloo, erm...

History Boys could be James Corden,

that's his first movie.

Yep, that was written by Alan Bennett.

-Marty McFly is Back to the Future.

-Yep.

Queen Victoria was married to Prince Albert.

-And Beehive is...?

-Hairstyle.

And also, what was...

Right, I'm afraid, guys, your time is up.

Saul, be honest, was any of that useful?

-Yes.

-OK, well, we're going to find out...

-Yes.

..as I ask you, for the very first time, to step forward

and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

-Feeling confident, my friend?

-I hope so.

You're not on your own, cos if there's an answer you're

not sure about, you can pass back the question to your team-mates.

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

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

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

So make sure you use them wisely throughout the whole show, OK, guys?

-Ready to play?

-Absolutely.

-Good luck, Saul.

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

OK, korma just looks like it's been... It's like a saucy thing.

A balti... I'm not quite sure.

-So, I'm going to go with vindaloo.

-Vindaloo?

-Yes.

OK.

We're going to lock in vindaloo.

The overrules are there, but none of your team-mates are overruling.

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

But we want to light up column number one, to protect £2,000.

Vindaloo, does it come from the word "bucket"?

-DECIMATE.

-No!

No, ladies, any ideas?

Not a clue.

OK, the answer we're looking for was, in fact...

But listen, don't be disheartened, still early on in the game.

We've got £18,000. Still a lot of money to play for. Question two...

It's the Book of Esther.

-Yeah?

-It's the Book of Esther.

We're going to lock in Esther.

Let's light up column number two.

Yes, well played, mate. Here we go, we're up and running now.

Column number three, to protect another £2,000.

-You familiar with the song?

-Oh, yes.

-Bearing in mind, you've got two musicians behind you.

-Indeed.

Hopefully, at least one knows the right answer should be Brazil.

OK, we're going to lock in Brazil.

The Girl from Ipanema, where is Ipanema?

Saul says it's Brazil, is he right? Column number three.

Yes, did you know that, ladies?

Oh, they didn't know.

We've protected another £2,000. Here comes question number four.

Ohhh. Six sixes are 36 and then it's six 36... No, hang on.

-Six cubed...

-I've got to go sit down while you work this one out.

-Thanks.

-Are you all counting on your fingers, are you, girls?

There's not even any point in me starting.

OK, so you've got one, two, three, four, five.

HE CALCULATES

-It's 216.

-You know, the news is on at six o'clock, don't you?

I do, thank you, Shane.

-Have you got an answer?

-We have.

-OK, buddy.

In maths, what is six cubed?

216, Shane.

We're going to lock 216.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

Either they think you're right or they can't count.

To light up column number four.

Three in a row, 216, is it the right answer?

Oh, no, it's...

Ohhhh!

-Were you panicking then?

-Yes.

-Well, luckily, we locked it in.

-Yes.

OK, once it's locked in, we can't go back.

Well done, mate, three in a row.

Great start, still £18,000 on the Wall.

Column number five, the halfway mark.

You've got five pass backs and five overrules still in play. Here we go.

What's your rugby union like?

I would've thought, before the answers came up,

that it would be the Harlequins.

-So which answer do you want to go for?

-I'm going to go for Harlequins.

OK, we're locking in Harlequins.

The girls are not overruling.

To protect another £2,000, is Harlequins the right answer?

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

-Wasps.

-You think it's Wasps?

-I reckon it's Wasps.

Why didn't you say that, then?

Because I'm an idiot.

Is Wasps the correct answer?

No, it was the Saracens, we're all idiots!

What do we know about rugby union?!

OK, listen, don't be disheartened, this is still a great game.

We've got five pass backs, five overrules

we're over the halfway mark now.

The Wall is now worth £16,000,

but we want to protect another £2,000 from column number six.

Here comes your next question.

I love it when you smile, cos I know you know this.

Well, luckily, in the talk,

it was told to me that it was written by Alan Bennett.

And so we're going to go with Alan Bennett.

Alan Bennett, did he write The History Boys?

Yes, he did.

APPLAUSE

-Thank you, ladies.

-And Jo, that was you, wasn't it, my love?

-That was me.

-Well done, sweetheart.

Right, OK. Question number seven.

-Oh, it's going to be chicken.

-Yeah?

"Don't call me chicken."

OK, we're going to lock in chicken.

If this is right, we protect column number seven and keep

£16,000 on the Wall.

Yes, well done, buddy.

OK, question number eight, to protect another £2,000.

SAUL SIGHS

I don't think it's Canada.

It has to be either South Africa or New Zealand.

So...

..I'm going to go for South Africa

and if the ladies think it's wrong, then they should overrule me.

OK.

Saul's going for South Africa.

It's locked in.

If that's right, we're going to protect column number eight.

DECIMATE.

Ladies, any ideas do you think? No.

The answer we're looking for is...

£14,000 still on that wall. Let's bring that into round two.

Your penultimate question. Here it is.

I'm going to go with 21, Shane.

And, again, if it's wrong, there is an overrule, the ladies will say so.

OK, we're locking in 21.

There's no overrule, so it's locked in.

Was Queen Victoria 21 when she became queen, in 1837?

Column number nine.

-DECIMATE.

-Oh!

OK, the answer we're looking for was, in fact...

-She was 18. 18.

-You knew that.

Never mind, £12,000 on the wall, OK?

Let's bring this into round two.

Your last and final question, Saul, here it is.

I'm going to pass that one back, Shane.

OK, two our two musicians, without even thinking.

Girls, you're now finally in the game.

We think, for sure, it's Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!

We're going to lock in Gimmie! Gimmie! Gimmie!

To bring £12,000 into round two, we want this to go gold.

Gimme! Gimmie! Gimmie!

Gimmie colummn ten.

-Hooah!

-Well done. Good stuff, mate.

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

There we go.

Saul, we played great there, we only lost four columns,

and a great use of the pass back right at the end.

-Well played, buddy.

-Thank you.

We have £12,000 still in the game. It'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.

That's a lot of money.

There's £12,000 right there. Each column is now worth £1,200.

But the decision now, ladies, who's going to play next.

Is it going to be Jo or Louise?

But, before you decide,

here are those key words, to help you make up your mind.

Here they are.

-Who's going to play?

-I'll play.

Are you going to play, Jo? All right, same as before.

Louise, Saul, give as much information regarding these

key words as possible to Jo. Try and help her get through round two,

and keep £12,000 on the wall.

20 seconds starts now.

Day of the Jackal was written by Frederick Forsyth,

starred Edward Fox.

Martin Luther King died on April 4th.

Bessemer, what's that?

It's a musical instrument, I believe,

of some description.

Genoa's in Italy, I think.

Um, Stamford Bridge,

obviously, is Jose and Chelsea.

Question Time...

What's the name of the guy who just...

Oh, I'm afraid, guys, time's up.

-Did that help, Jo?

-Yeah, I think it really did.

OK, we'll find out, as I ask you to step forward

and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

-Jo, we're doing this for Blackpool.

-Yeah.

Now, you're in a great position. We have four pass backs

and five overrules in play.

The first column is worth £1,200. Let's see if we can protect it.

-Ready to play, Jo?

-Ready.

-OK, here comes your first question, my love.

-I think it's Iain Duncan Smith.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-I'm fairly sure it's Iain Duncan Smith.

-Should we lock it in?

-Yeah.

OK, we're locking in Iain Duncan Smith.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

If this is right, we're off to a flying start, column number one.

Iain Duncan Smith.

Great start. APPLAUSE

Right, question number two.

This is a tricky one, because I had the word Star of India in my head.

-OK.

-Which makes me think Great Star of Africa.

But it also makes me think that maybe the Star of India

is something else. Victoria Rose, kind of, sounds royal.

But I'm really not sure.

I think what I'm going to do is go for the Great Star of Africa

and they can overrule me if they want to.

That's what they're there for.

So, we are going to lock in the Great Star of Africa.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

They may think you're right. But are you right?

To light up column number two.

It's right. APPLAUSE

-On a wing and a prayer.

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

To protect another £1,200, here we go.

Was it...

I think what I'm going to do is go for Jonathan Dimbleby,

-because it just sounds right to me in my head.

-OK.

If this is right, we're going to get three in a row.

Is she right to lock in Jonathan Dimbleby?

DECIMATE.

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

-Peter Sissons.

-Really? Oh, no.

We've lost column number three,

but it's still early on in the game.

The Wall is now worth £10,800. Question number four.

Was it...

-Oh, dear. I have a history degree.

-Oh, come on, Jo.

Um, I don't think it was 1066.

Because I believe that was the Battle of Hastings.

1314 is, sounds a little early.

Ah. I'm not sure.

-I think I'm going to pass this one back.

-We're passing it back.

To Saul and Louise. She's relying on you, team.

I think we're going to go for 1066, personally,

because I think that Harold Hardrada was actually the actual name

of King Harold, rather than...

I only know 1066 as being Hastings, as well,

so I don't know if Stamford Bridge's related to the Battle of Hastings.

I think it's there, but I'm not sure.

But I think that Harold Hardrada was the actual name of King Harold.

I believe. I believe that's actual name. Please can we go with 1066?

1066 we're locking in. Was Jo right to pass back?

-Because you didn't think it was 1066, did you?

-I didn't, no.

-I'm a bit worried.

-Right, 1066.

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

Yes! APPLAUSE

Well done.

Apparently, he was the king of Norway. How about that?

Of course. I should really know that. I really should.

I did a bit of history, as well. I remembered that.

Here comes your next question, Jo.

Plastic sounds a bit...

too modern. I don't know why.

Steel, I think there's only really one way you can manufacture steel.

So, I'm going to say glass,

but I would like to invite my team-mates to overrule me, at will.

-Because I'm not sure.

-Right. We're going to lock in glass.

We've had no overrules yet. OK, a lot of confidence.

But is it the right answer?

To light up column number five and to protect another £1,200. Glass.

Is that the correct answer?

DECIMATE.

-Plastic.

-You think it might be plastic?

-I do now.

-Do you?!

The answer we're looking for is...

-steel.

-Oh, I was wrong all along. That's all right.

You talked yourself out of it.

OK, not to worry, the Wall is now worth

£9,600. It's still a lot of money.

We have five overrules and three pass backs.

As we move on to column number six.

-Seen the film?

-I haven't seen the film, I've considered watching it.

-But Leonardo DiCaprio kind of annoys me, so...

-Yeah, winds me right up!

But I have read a few things about it and I'm fairly sure

-the answer is Howard Hughes.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

OK, we're going to lock in Howard Hughes.

To protect another £1,200, is it the right answer?

Yes, well played, Jo. APPLAUSE

There we go, we're back on track.

Still got 9,600 on the Wall. Here comes question number seven.

Familiar with the novel?

Only in terms of the fact that Saul told me

in the little chat that it was by Frederick Forsyth.

Which makes me think he might have read it.

I think it's probably USA, but I don't know.

And I'm going to pass back to, hopefully, Saul,

-who has read the book and knows the answer to this question.

-OK.

Jo's passing back to her team-mates.

The answer you're looking for is France, Shane.

-Yeah?

-It was a plot to assassinate Charles de Gaulle.

Right, we're locking in France.

Good use of the pass back, well done, Jo.

Right, another great game. Another great game.

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

Oh, dear.

Um, I know it commemorates the day that he was assassinated,

as far as I can recall,

which I think happened in November, but it's purely an instinct.

I'm going to go for November, on just a wing and a prayer

and see if my team overrules me.

We're going to lock in November, on a wing and a prayer.

BUZZER And we have an overrule,

the first of the overrules throughout the whole game.

-So happy to hear that sound.

-Yeah.

Saul and Louise, you've overruled. What do you think?

-I think it's September.

-OK. Were they right to overrule Jo?

-(I really hope so.)

-Do you agree, Louise?

-I thought it was November, as well.

-Did you really?

-Yeah.

Oh!

-I know.

-Splitting the team up here.

-If I get it wrong, both hands will be up.

-If you get it wrong,

you're going to the cashpoint and getting out £1,200, buddy.

-All right.

-OK. We've changed the answer from November to September.

Come on, let's light up column number eight,

Martin Luther King Day.

DECIMATE.

-Oh, no!

-Sorry.

-Sorry.

-Saul, you should see Jo's face right now.

-It's not looking good.

-I can imagine.

-She's very angry.

-Sorry.

The answer we're looking for is...

-January.

-Well, we were all wrong.

-You're all off the hook.

-This is going really well(!)

-You're saved!

-Wow.

-Right. Penultimate question.

-Do you know it?

-I've done the drive.

I've stopped at the pub at the top.

Erm...

I... It's definitely not the Lake District. I know that.

I go to the lakes a lot. It's definitely not there.

Yorkshire Dales. I think Dales sounds really, kind of, flat.

I dunno. That's what it sounds like to me.

And it's certainly a really hilly drive. A really high pass.

So, I think it's Peak District.

Yeah? OK. We've locked it in. The Peak District.

Yes! APPLAUSE

-Phew!

-Right. We've protected column number nine.

Here comes your last and final question, Jo, to bring £8,400

into round three, for Louise to play.

I don't believe I've ever been on a yacht.

I know very little about it.

Erm, I think I'm going to pass this one back.

You're passing back to Saul and Louise.

-On a yacht, what sort of object is a genoa?

-What do you think?

Yeah, we don't really know, but we both had a gut it might be a sail.

So, I think we'll lock in Sail.

We're going to lock in Sail.

Is sail the correct answer to finish our journey across the Golden Wall?

Yes! APPLAUSE

Well done, darling. That's good stuff. Good game. Proud of you.

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

Ah, well done, team. Great use of the pass back at the end there.

But more importantly, we've managed to keep £8,400 on the Golden Wall

so well done, team.

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

And it's now going to look, beautifully, like this.

Each column is now worth £840.

Louise, you're last up, my love.

Now remember, the more columns you can keep in play,

the more cash you're going to take through to play for in the end game.

So, as before, I'm going to give your mates 20 seconds to brief you

on these key words, and they are...

Jo, Saul, 20 seconds briefing starts now.

Babe Ruth - biggest hitter for the Yankees.

Chris Hoy you should know about, being Scottish.

Chemical Elements. We'll get to that when we find it.

Matt could be anything.

-Blackadder done by Rowan Atkinson.

-Ben Elton.

Angelina Jolie was married to Brad Pitt,

Billy Bob Thornton.

What's the... What's the guy who's in Blackadder?

-Rowan Atkinson and Tony... Tony...

-Time's up, team.

Time's up. I heard a lot of information being thrown around.

I don't think I caught it!

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

and face the Golden Wall.

-Ready to play, Louise?

-I am.

-First question is worth £840.

Here it is.

I'd have put a Colin in there, just to throw you.

Shiloh's the only one that I recognise

as being one of their children, so I'm going to go with Shiloh.

-That's what my gut says and I can be overruled if...

-OK.

We're locking in Shiloh.

If this is right, we're going to start the journey

across the Wall with a golden column.

Yes, it is! APPLAUSE

Question number two.

Erm, I don't know why exactly, but Abigail is screaming out

that that's the right answer.

I have a friend called Annabelle and I think, if it had been that,

we'd have made jokes. And Amy isn't jumping out.

-So I'm going to say Abigail.

-OK, we're locking in Abigail.

To light up column number two, take it back to November 2015,

was the storm officially called Abigail?

Yes! APPLAUSE

Let's see if we can get three in a row now, Louise.

Erm...

I think just because we've got four overrules over the pass backs,

I'm going to go for Ruff and let them overrule me

-if they think it's wrong, cos I...

-OK.

-It's nothing that I've heard of.

-You're going for a guess.

-Yep.

We're guessing it might be Ruff. We've locked it in.

No overrules. To light up column number three.

Three in a row.

Is the right answer Ruff?

Yes, it is! APPLAUSE

Well done, darling!

Good stuff. Right.

This is turning into a good round. Still protecting £8,400 on the Wall.

Here comes question number four.

Wow, this is a great question!

This is a great question.

So, my gut's going to say that it's For All,

because I used to watch this programme EastEnders...

-I remember that.

-There was an awesome dude in it.

-And they have an omnibus which means they show all the episodes.

-Yeah.

So...

..that's the closest that I could guess that it means,

is that they're showing all the episodes together so it's For All.

-Omnibus, for all.

-Omnibus, for all.

-Cos you used to watch EastEnders.

-Cos I love EastEnders.

-Who's your favourite person on EastEnders?

-You, obviously.

You're so going to win. OK.

We're locking in For All.

If this is right, this is a great start to your game.

To protect another £840,

omnibus meaning For All.

Yes! Go on, Louise! Look at this! APPLAUSE

Look at this. We've come up to the halfway mark now.

Here comes question number five.

-Familiar with the novel?

-No.

-OK.

-History, despite being part of my degree at uni,

-is, like, one of my worst subjects for general knowledge.

-OK.

So I think I'm going to pass it back, cos I literally have no idea.

OK. We're going to use our last and final pass back to Saul and Jo.

-She needs your help here, team.

-OK.

I was thinking possibly George Osborne,

cos I know his original name is Gideon.

The now George Osborne.

And I was wondering if that was like a poetic thing

he decided to do for himself.

But I really don't know.

-What are you thinking, Saul?

-I thought it was Gordon Brown,

but I didn't know that about George Osborne and Gideon

and so forth, so I'm prepared to go with you on that one.

-Shall we lock in George Osborne?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-OK.

We're locking in George Osborne.

To protect £840 in column number five,

no more pass backs.

George Osborne. Is it the right answer?

-Yes, it is!

-Oh, well done, you!

-APPLAUSE

-Great team work!

-Good job!

-Great team work. Well done.

Look at this. SHE EXHALES

-We have no more pass backs.

-Yep.

We have five questions left and four overrules still in play.

Here we go. Question number six.

Well, in the briefing, I was told it was the Yankees.

I actually knew Babe Ruth played for the Yankees

because Babe Ruth is an amazing chocolate bar you get in America.

So I am confident it's the Yankees.

-OK. We're locking in New York Yankees.

-Lock it in.

To light up column number six, is New York Yankees the right answer?

Yes! Good stuff! APPLAUSE

Now, question number seven.

Old Man of Hoy, never even heard of it.

So I'm going to go Orkney Islands,

just cos I know some people that live there.

-And if there's an overrule there's an overrule.

-OK.

We're locking in Orkney Islands.

There's no overrule from the team-mates.

Orkney Islands. To protect another £840.

Oh, yes! APPLAUSE

Well done! You still have four overrules.

And only three questions left

to protect £8,400. Here comes your next question.

Again, it's not something that I know.

Science is not a particular strong point.

But just out of no other reason than Oregon sounds like

more like the other elements in the Periodic Table,

I'm just going to hit Oregon

and go for, hopefully, an overrule, if I'm wrong.

-OK. We're locking in Oregon.

-Yep.

-BUZZER

And we have an overrule from Jo.

-I want to take a risk with this.

-OK.

Simply because the word floridium has come into my mind.

I may have made it up just now, but I think perhaps that might be

the element that's named after an American state.

OK. You're changing Louise's answer from Oregon to Florida.

Cos Jo has something about floridium.

OK. If this is right, we protect another £840.

Was Jo right to overrule?

-DECIMATE.

-Sorry!

Oh, don't be disheartened. This is still a great game, OK.

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

-It was Tennessee.

-There you go.

The Wall is now worth £7,560. Still a vast amount of money.

Penultimate question, Louise. Here it comes.

Again, I'll take a guess. They'll overrule me, hopefully,

if one of them knows it. I'll guess The Guardian.

OK. We're locking in The Guardian.

No overrule from your team-mates.

To light up column number nine.

Is The Guardian the right answer?

DECIMATE.

Oh, Louise!

I was doing so well.

I know! Team?

If I'd have had to choose...

it would be The Telegraph.

-Yeah, that'd be my second guess.

-OK.

Is it The Daily Telegraph?

-Yes, it is. Not to worry.

-It's all right.

-Let's finish on a high.

It's your last and final question. The Wall is now worth £6,720.

I was really hoping Ben Elton was going to come up.

I was sure that I would have this totally sorted.

I'm going to go with Rowan Atkinson.

See if we get overruled.

OK, we're going to lock in Rowan Atkinson.

And there's no overrule.

Pressure.

Rowan Atkinson, column number ten.

Yes! Well done, sweetheart.

Well done, go and join your team-mates.

Between you, you've managed to keep £6,720 on the Golden Wall.

But now is the big moment.

And the chance to win that money.

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 you go, look at that.

£6,720 right there on the wall.

But to leave with the cash,

you must work your way across the wall one last time.

Lighting up all ten columns.

But now, you only 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 you're going

to use up on the clock. Should you get all three questions wrong,

that column and its cash is lost.

We rebuild the wall

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

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

then, unfortunately, we're going to leave with nothing.

So, here are your ten keywords.

They are...

So, big decision, guys.

Who's going to face the wall first?

It's up to you guys. Who's going to be?

-Ladies?

-I'm happy to try it, if...

I'm absolutely happy for you to try it first, as well.

I think that's a good idea. You had an amazing round.

I was really hoping one of you was going to protest!

THEY LAUGH

Louise, it's down to you, my love.

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

Here we go.

Light up all ten columns within the time

and you and your team-mates will be leaving with £6,720.

Let's put two minutes on the clock.

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

Louise, good luck.

Cameron.

Which musical did Sir Cameron Mackintosh relaunch in 2014

to mark its 25th anniversary?

-Cats.

-No, Miss Saigon.

David Cameron represents a constituency in which county?

-London.

-No, Oxfordshire.

In 1998, Cameron Diaz played the title role

in There's Something About Who?

-Mary.

-Correct.

Rome. In which Italian region is Rome located?

-Pass.

-Lazio.

Which stadium in ancient Rome was used as the main setting

for charity races in the film Ben-Hur?

-The Colosseum.

-Circus Maximus.

Which religious officeholder is given the title Bishop Of Rome?

-The Pope.

-Correct.

Feather. Hetty Feather is an abandoned young girl

in a series of books by which children's author?

-Enid Blyton.

-Jacqueline Wilson.

The feather blade is a cut of steak from which specific part of a cow?

-It's back.

-No, the shoulder blade.

What name is given to a feather that is dipped in ink

and used for writing?

-Quill.

-Correct.

Leeds. Which of the Spice Girls was born in Leeds?

-Mel B.

-Correct.

Hollywood. What four-letter word was removed

from the end of the famous Hollywood sign in 1949?

-Wood.

-Land.

Who is the lead vocalist for the band Frankie Goes To Hollywood?

-Frankie Valli?

-No, Holly Johnson.

Hollywood is a district of which California city?

-Los Angeles.

-Correct.

David. Michelangelo's statue of David was sculpted

at the start of which century?

-17th.

-No, 16th.

David Attenborough became control of which television channel in 1965?

-BBC One.

-No, BBC Two.

Who replaced David Moyes as manager of Manchester United in 2014?

-SHE GROANS

-Oh, no!

Pass.

-Stop the clock!

-DECIMATE.

-The answer I was looking for was Louis van Gaal.

-Oh, so it is!

Now, the clock has been stopped.

The money has been decimated.

Sadly, I've got to ask you to step down and return to your team-mates.

We now have to rebuild the Wall.

Right.

So, we're now down to £6,048.

And the question is,

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

First, we need a new keyword,

which is Clementine.

So, Saul and Jo, who's going to step forward and try to complete

the journey across the Wall? Who's it going to be?

-Do you want to do this, or shall I?

-You can do it.

Apparently, I'm doing it.

Please step forward and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Right there, £6,048.

We have 38 seconds left on the clock.

The clock will restart, like before,

when I finish asking this question.

Good luck, Saul.

Clementine. In the song, Oh My Darling, Clementine,

what does Clementine's father do for a living?

-He was a miner.

-Correct.

Book. Since 1661, the Book Of Kells has been on display in the library

of which university?

-Cambridge.

-No, Trinity College, Dublin.

In the TV drama Hawaii Five-0,

"Book Em, Danno" was the catchphrase of which character?

-Steve McGarrett.

-Correct.

Boston. The Boston Tea Party took place during the reign

of which British monarch?

Come on...

-Charles I.

-No, George III.

Fictional Boston law firm Cage And Fish is the employer of which

title character in a TV show?

Cage.

No, Ally McBeal.

The English town of Boston is in which county?

DECIMATE.

-Saul.

-Sorry.

So sorry, my friend.

The answer we were looking for is Lincolnshire.

I'm afraid your time is up.

You didn't make it across the Wall,

which means you and your team are going to be leaving with nothing.

But give them a big round of applause.

APPLAUSE Come here, buddy.

I thought you were going to get the Ally McBeal one at the end!

I thought I was going to get the Ally McBeal one, as well.

-Have you enjoyed yourself?

-Yes!

Listen, we had a lot of fun and you played a great game as a team.

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.