Episode 6 Decimate

The 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 and welcome to Decimate.

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

I'm Emma, a quality assurance analyst from Durham.

I'm Anna, a market research director from London.

I'm Chris, a journalist from Northampton.

APPLAUSE Chris,

what kind of journalism do you do?

-I work for a newspaper, Motorcycle News.

-OK.

I answer reader queries, so I'm an agony uncle.

What do you do outside work?

-I sail, I play wheelchair basketball.

-OK.

-I like wine.

-Really? You like a little tipple?

-What's your favourite one?

-A nice rioja.

-Nice rioja.

-Mm-hm.

-Lovely. Well, I wish you the best of luck.

-Welcome to the show, buddy.

-Thank you.

-Anna.

-Hiya.

-Market research director.

-That's right, yeah.

So, what's all that about? What are you researching?

-I do health care.

-Oh, right.

-Any therapy area.

-OK.

-Just kind of speaking to doctors and patients, as well.

-Brilliant.

-Yeah.

-And what do you like to do to relax?

-I like outdoor activities.

-What kind?

-A bit of hiking, walking, cycling, stand-up paddle boarding.

-Yeah? A bit of a keen cyclist?

-Yeah, quite a keen cyclist. Yeah.

So, I think it was about three years ago,

I cycled from Canada to the Mexican border

-down the Rocky Mountains.

-No!

-Yeah.

-How long did that take?

-Nearly two months.

-Really?

-Yeah.

-Welcome to the show, Anna.

-Thank you.

-Hope you have a wonderful afternoon. Emma.

-Hello.

And you're an analyst? What is it you...?

-Quality assurance analyst.

-Right. Talk me through it.

Basically, it means that I'm a tester

and the company I work for makes software,

so I'm a software tester.

-So, a bit of a geek?

-Yeah.

-Are you really?

-Yeah.

-OK.

And what do you do to relax?

-I like to play games.

-Any particular games?

All kinds of games - card games, board games, role-playing games.

Well, I wish you the best of luck, team.

Now, I know you're all strangers,

but let's hope you'll be leaving today as friends,

and we'll all go sailing with Chris one day.

I hope you're all going to get a share of thousands of pounds

between all three of you, but here's how the show works.

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

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

Now, one at a time, you're going to come forward and face ten questions.

That's one per column. You get a question right,

that column is protected and will light up like this.

The money will stay in the game.

But, should you get a question wrong...

DECIMATE!

That's a voice we do not want to hear

cos if that happens, the column is wiped out

and that cash is lost for good. So, the idea of the game

is to protect as much money as you can

because once all three of you have played,

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

So, team, are you ready?

-ALL:

-Yeah.

-We need to choose who's going to play round one,

but before you decide, I'm going to reveal some keywords

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

And here are your keywords. They are...

So, now, having seen those keywords,

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

-Who's it going to be?

-There's only a handful I'm really confident about.

I've got Le Mans, Chiltern Hundreds. Jarlsberg is cheese.

-Sounds enough to me.

-Shall I go?

-Yeah, if you feel like you're confident on them, yeah.

-Yeah?

-Yeah, let's have a go.

-The gentleman first.

-Good luck.

So, before Chris comes forward to face the Wall,

we're going to give you 20 seconds

on the clock for Emma and Anna, Chris,

to give you as much information

for these keywords as possible.

Don't let him down. Time starts now.

OK, what are you not clear on?

Not clear on play bells

and Star Trek.

Star Trek could be anything.

The latest film that came out

is directed by JJ Abrams.

It was written by Simon Pegg.

The latest film, it came out,

like, last week.

How many of them have been?

This is the third in the latest series,

but there have been hundreds more.

Well, not hundreds, but lots more.

Right, time is up. THEY GIGGLE

-Chris, any of that information help?

-Yes, I've got it in there.

-Good man.

Well, we're going to find out as I ask you to come forward

and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE Good stuff.

There we go. Right, Chris, you're not completely on your own, OK?

Cos if there's an answer you're not sure about,

you can pass back the question to Emma and Anna.

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

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

But you only have five pass backs

and five overrules between all three of you over the whole show,

so it's very important, team, we use them wisely.

-Are you ready to play, Chris?

-I'm ready to play.

OK, to light up column number one, to protect £2,000,

here comes your first question.

The Rhone flows through France and comes into the Med,

the Nile, obviously, through Egypt, up into the Med,

so the one that's left is the Danube,

which I think goes into the Black Sea.

-Shall we lock in the Danube?

-We'll lock in the Danube.

We're locking it in. If this is right,

we're going to light up column number one to protect £2,000.

Is it the right answer?

Yes, it is. Well done, mate.

-APPLAUSE

-Thank you.

-Good start to the game.

Column number two, question number two.

-The word that came into my mind was glockenspiel...

-Yeah?

..so I'm going to lock in glockenspiel straightaway.

We're not messing around. We'll lock in glockenspiel.

If this is right, we're going to protect £2,000 in column number two.

Still no pass backs or overrules yet. Glockenspiel.

Good start to the game. APPLAUSE

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

-That's nice.

Still protecting another £2,000.

Well, I've been watching Grand Designs for about 15 years,

so I think architecture.

-We ain't messing around here, are we, mate?

-No, no.

No, we're straight in here.

-So, we're going to lock in...

-Architecture, please, Shane.

..architecture. It's locked in. If this is right, three in a row.

Great start to the game.

RIBA - professional body for people working in architecture?

Yes, it is. APPLAUSE

-This is looking good, mate.

-Thank you.

Question number four.

Still got five pass backs and five overrules in play.

-I think I'm going to pass it back.

-Yeah?

Right, we're passing back to Emma and Anna.

-Are you familiar with Scratchy and Zoomer?

-No.

-No, not especially.

-Oh!

-I know what it's not.

-What do you think it's not?

-It's not SpongeBob SquarePants.

-Right.

So, it's a question of whether it's Rastamouse or Peppa Pig.

I know Rastamouse is quite a... I don't know.

-He's like a funky, musical...

-I've never heard of him.

I have to push you for an answer, ladies.

-I think Rastamouse.

-Shall we lock in Rastamouse?

-Yes, please.

-Yeah.

We're going to lock in Rastamouse.

Was Chris right to pass back to the two ladies, his team-mates?

-Absolutely.

-If this is right, this is a wonderful round so far.

Scratchy and Zoomer, are they friends of Rastamouse?

Yes! APPLAUSE

-Great use of the pass back.

-Well done.

-Well done.

Right, we're up to the halfway mark now.

Question number five to protect another £2,000.

Le Mans 24-hour race - it's going to be between Paul Newman

and Steve McQueen cos they're both petrolheads like me.

I think it was Paul Newman

because he had quite a long, successful racing career.

We're going to lock in Paul Newman. If this is right, five in a row.

It's a great start to round one.

Did Paul Newman manage second place in the Le Mans 24-hour race?

-Yes, he did.

-Yeah.

-APPLAUSE

This is good. This is good.

Right, second half of the Wall. Question number six.

Ooh.

I think it's Denmark because they've got more cows there.

There are more mountains in Norway,

so they don't have so much cheese going on there.

I'll go for Denmark. I'll lock that in, please.

We're going to lock in Denmark.

-BUZZER And we have an overrule.

-Thank you.

Girls, I thought you'd fallen asleep back there.

-We're listening. We're listening.

-What do you think, Anna?

Yeah, well, apologies in advance if it's wrong,

but I'm pretty sure it's Norway.

We're changing Chris's answer from Denmark to Norway.

-Don't worry.

-If this is right, we still protect £20,000.

If it's wrong, we lose column number six.

Was Anna right to overrule her team-mate Chris?

Yes, she was. APPLAUSE

-Brilliant.

-That is good.

-Great teamwork.

-Brilliant.

-Well done.

-Excellent.

-Good stuff.

-Good work.

-Look at this.

-Oh, it's so shiny.

-This is looking beautiful.

Right, question number seven. We have four pass backs,

four overrules in play to protect another £2,000.

Column number seven.

So, a kilogram is 2.2 pounds,

-so I think we'll go for 9kg.

-Yeah?

-We're going to lock in nine?

-Yes.

We're looking for the answer to light up column number seven

to keep £20,000 in play. Nine.

Yes! Good stuff. Well done, mate. APPLAUSE

Wow!

We are only three questions away from bringing £20,000

-into round two.

-Mm.

-Here comes your next question.

I think Gangsta Granny is more recent,

so I'm torn between Mr Stink and The Boy In The Dress.

I think I'm going to go for... Ooh.

..The Boy In The Dress. It's a gut instinct thing.

OK, we're going to lock in The Boy In The Dress.

If this is right, we protect column number eight.

Was The Boy In The Dress the first children's book

by David Walliams?

Come on. Come on.

-Yes, it was!

-Oh, fantastic.

-APPLAUSE

-This is a great game, Chris. A great game.

-Cheers, yeah.

Now, here comes your penultimate question.

Well, I know where the Chiltern Hundreds is.

It's an area.

And are you representing an area that is sort of different,

-so you're becoming the Speaker, perhaps?

-Right.

Switching parties? Hmm, I think that's crossing the floor, isn't it?

Going from one side to the other?

Resigning their seat? Isn't that just resigning your seat?

You know, stepping down?

So, elimination - becoming Speaker, I think,

because you're not affiliated anywhere.

-Right, shall we lock in becoming Speaker?

-Yes, please.

Right, we're locking it in.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

To light up our penultimate column,

becoming Speaker, is it the right answer?

-DECIMATE!

-THEY GROAN

Oh, well.

I've got to be honest with you, mate, you made sense to me.

-I'd convinced myself.

-Yeah.

Right, the answer we were looking for was, in fact...

-Really?

-..resigning their seat. Listen, don't be disheartened.

We've only lost one column in round one. This is very rare.

OK, we're playing for £18,000.

-OK.

-A lot of money to bring into round two

if we can get your last and final question right.

OK.

Mm.

I'm thinking T'Pau, but I'm going to pass it back.

Right, we're passing back to Emma and Anna.

-We're kind of thinking T'Pau, as well.

-Yeah?

I have a feeling that is, out of those,

-the only one that is a character in Star Trek...

-Yeah.

-..so that was kind of...

-So, what would you like to do?

-I think we'll...

-Lock in T'Pau.

-..lock in T'Pau, yeah.

Right, we're going to lock in T'Pau.

If this is right, what a great end to a great round.

-Let's hope so.

-To bring £18,000 into round two, ladies,

is the right answer T'Pau?

-Oh, good stuff, mate.

-Fantastic.

-APPLAUSE

-Cheers.

-Great round. Would you like to go and join your team-mates?

What a great first round,

only losing one column, column number nine.

-Yeah.

-So, £18,000, team, still in the game.

That is a lot of money.

We're going to take it, spread it evenly across ten new columns.

I don't think it's going to look very different.

It'll look like this.

Look at that.

Ooh, 18 grand right there. Each column is now worth £1,800.

-So, who's going to play next - Emma or Anna?

-Yeah.

But before you decide, here are those crucial keywords

that will maybe help you make up your mind. They are...

So, who's the best player for this round, then - Emma or Anna?

-I'll take it. I've got... Yeah, I think...

-Yeah?

-OK.

OK, Emma, before you step up, it's down to Anna and Chris

to give you as much information

regarding these keywords as you can in 20 seconds. Time starts now.

-What are you weak on?

-Alec Issigonis

and 1095 and the Pars.

I have no idea who he is.

Alec Issigonis designed the Mini.

1095? Ooh, was that a change of king

or something like that?

And what was the last one?

-The Pars.

-The Pars.

-No idea.

And is graphene the...?

Graphene is related to graphite?

That's that new,

one-cell-thick material

-they can use for everything.

-OK.

All right, time is up.

-There was a lot of information bandied around then.

-Yeah.

-I was learning something and I'm not even playing!

-OK.

Right, Emma, will you please step forward and face the Golden Wall?

APPLAUSE

Right, Emma, you have been left in a great position here

cos, as you know, Chris had a wonderful round.

We have three pass backs, four overrules in play

to protect column number one, worth £1,800.

-Here comes your first question.

-OK.

I had an answer in my head before the answers came up, and it's there,

but gimlet came up and I know that that is a gin cocktail.

I think the answer is gimlet, but I didn't know it was a tool, so...

-Shall we lock it in?

-Yeah.

-We're going to lock in gimlet.

-OK.

-If this is right, we're going to start Emma's journey

across the Wall in round two to protect £1,800.

Gimlet?

-Yes! Well played, Emma.

-Phew!

-APPLAUSE

Right, question number two, column number two.

Right.

Kinder Scout might be the one I've heard of,

so I'm going to go with Kinder Scout.

OK, we're going to lock in Kinder Scout.

If this is right, we'll protect column number two.

Is Kinder Scout the highest point in the Peak District?

Yes, it is. APPLAUSE

-Yay!

-Did you know that, guys? Did you know that?

-No.

-That was the one we would have gone for, as well, so...

-Really?

Good stuff. Right, question number three.

The one that came up first - Crusades came up first -

and that was kind of where I was thinking,

associated with 1095.

I think it was around about that time period.

And the French civil wars were, like, 1800s, as well, I think.

The Viking invasions were much earlier than that,

so Crusades, I think, is going to be what I'm locking in.

-Right, we're going to lock in Crusades.

-OK.

Was it the Crusades to protect column number three?

Yes, it was! APPLAUSE

-Oh, this is looking good now.

-Just got to keep going.

We have three pass backs, four overrules still in play.

Here comes question number four.

-You're nodding away here.

-Yeah.

-Have you got this?

Again, I had this in my head before it came up. It's carbon.

OK, we're going to lock in carbon.

-Yeah.

-To light up column number four to protect £18,000 on the Wall,

is carbon the right answer?

Yes! Good stuff, Emma. APPLAUSE

Wow, another great round.

Question number five.

So, I think, based on the fact that it's the Pars,

Partick Thistle makes most sense.

We're going to lock in Partick Thistle

-cos it makes sense.

-Yeah, yeah.

Is the nickname for Partick Thistle the Pars?

-DECIMATE!

-Oh, no.

-Oh!

-It didn't make sense.

-It made sense to me.

-Yeah.

The answer we're looking for is...

-Oh, OK.

-..Dunfermline Athletic. Listen, don't be disheartened.

This is still a very good round. The Wall is now worth £16,200.

A lot of money. Question number six.

We have three pass backs, four overrules in play.

Yeah, I think that it's E

because I think there's a low E and a top E.

-Shall we lock it in?

-Yeah.

-We're going to lock in E -

there's no overrule from your team-mates -

to light up column number six.

Yes, they are. Well done, Emma. APPLAUSE

-Yay!

-Right, we are back on track.

Three pass backs, four overrules in play.

Here comes question number seven.

Now, I know this one thanks to Chris because of that 20 seconds

where he said Alec Issigonis designed the Mini.

-Yeah, locking in Mini.

-We're locking in Mini.

-Yeah.

If this is right, we protect £1,800.

Is Mini the correct answer?

Yes! APPLAUSE

Question number eight to protect £1,800.

-I think it's Moulin Rouge!

-Yeah?

-It was nominated but didn't win any.

We're going to lock in Moulin Rouge!

to light up column number eight.

Is Moulin Rouge! the correct answer?

-DECIMATE!

-Oh, no!

-You know what?

-I thought you were right.

-Yeah.

-I honestly thought

-you were right.

-Yeah.

-The answer is, in fact...

-No!

-The Shawshank Redemption didn't win an Oscar?

-I would have given it so many Oscars.

-Yeah.

-It's amazing.

-OK, not to worry. We've lost column number eight.

-Oh.

The Wall is still worth a staggering amount of money -

£14,400.

We still have three pass backs and four overrules in play.

Here comes your penultimate question, Emma.

The prologue of Romeo and Juliet in Shakespeare says,

"In fair Verona where we lay our scene."

So I think I will lock in Verona.

We're going to lock in Verona.

If this is right,

protecting £14,400.

Juliet's balcony is in Verona.

Yes, it is! Good stuff, Emma.

-That one makes sense.

-Yes.

Your last and final question in round two.

Er...

I'm going to guess Cuba,

but I'm kind of 50/50 between Cuba and Canada at the moment,

so if team has any stronger feelings than 50%

they should definitely overrule me.

-OK. Shall we lock in Cuba?

-Yeah.

OK, we're locking in Cuba.

-No overrule from your team-mates.

-OK.

To bring £14,400 into round three,

was he born in Cuba?

DECIMATE!

GROANS

-Where was he born?

-You thought it might be Canada.

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

-Canada.

-Oh, no.

-Give Emma a big round of applause.

Well done, sweetheart. That was a brilliant round.

Go back to your team-mates.

You know what, that's another good round, though.

You only managed to lose three columns.

The Wall is now worth £12,600, so good round, Emma.

So like before, we're going to take it, divvy it up,

give it a bit of a shuffle, and it's now going to look like this.

£12,600 right there.

Each column is now worth £1,260. Anna.

You're last up. Remember, my love, the more columns you keep in play,

the more money you're going to play for in the end game.

Right, Anna, you ready to look at your keywords?

Here they are.

They are:

Goodness me.

Wow, there are some strange ones there.

Right, 20 seconds. Don't let Anna down, guys. Briefing starts now.

-What don't you know?

-Where's Solheim?

-No idea on that one.

-No.

-What don't you know?

-Er, Agdal?

-No...

Agdal, I don't know.

Er, the Lovebirds?

Taft, was he a US politician?

He's a president... Well, he was a politician in America, yeah.

-Verdigris is coating on metal.

-Socket might be electric cars.

All right, team, time is up.

Anna, will you please step forward and face the Golden Wall?

Anna. We've got every confidence in you. You have three pass backs,

four overrules in place.

First column,

slide it up, it's worth £1,260.

Here comes your first question.

So I'm fairly confident it's Allen key.

I think if it's driving in a bolt...

-I'll go with Allen key.

-Shall we lock it in?

-Yes, please.

-OK, we're going to lock in Allen key. If this is right,

to start Anna's journey across the Wall in round three,

to protect £1,260, Allen key.

Yes.

Good start, Anna.

Column number two. Three pass backs, four overrules in play.

I'm a big fan of hers, I think she's a great presenter,

and, um, it's a great book!

And if I remember correctly, it was Clare Balding

-who wrote it.

-Should we lock it in?

-Yes, please.

-Clare Balding, to light up column number two.

Did she write My Animals And Other Family? Column two.

Yes! Well played, Anna.

Question number three.

My gut instinct was Africa, actually. Um...

Europe - can't think what country in Europe would have them.

Um...North America, I didn't see any on my bike trip.

Doesn't mean they're not there, but... I'm going to go Africa,

-and I'm kind of 80% confident?

-All right.

-Shall we lock in Africa?

-Yeah.

OK, we're going to lock in Africa.

If Africa is right, three in a row. Africa.

Yes!

Good stuff, darling.

Right, question number four, to protect another £1,260.

I've got a feeling it's...sailing.

I know there's America's Cup,

and I don't know whether that's leading me to sailing,

-but that's what I'm going to go for.

-Sailing.

-And...yeah.

-We're going to lock in sailing.

No overrule from your team-mates. Maybe they think you're right.

Is this right, to light up column number four?

DECIMATE!

The answer we're looking for is...

It's golf!

OK, so we've lost column number four.

But don't be disheartened -

we've got three pass backs, four overrules in play.

The Wall is now worth £11,340.

Question number five.

Before it came up I was kind of thinking shortest.

People fluctuate in weight throughout their presidency

so it feels a bit harsh to have someone...!

"You calling me fat?" AMERICAN ACCENT: "You calling me fat?"

Yeah, so I'm going to go for shortest, but it is just gut feel.

OK. So we're going for the shortest?

-Yes.

-OK. We're going to lock in the shortest.

No overrule from the team-mates.

So, was William Howard Taft

known for being the shortest president of the USA?

To light up our halfway mark and to protect £1,260.

DECIMATE!

Sorry!

The answer is...

Heaviest...

-He was the heaviest.

-He was the heaviest! Oh!

-What a thing to be remembered!

-He peaked at over 24 stone.

-Wow.

-Oh, gosh, that's big, yeah.

Right. We've lost column number five.

The Wall still worth a lot of money - £10,080.

Here comes question number six.

We have three pass backs, four overrules in play.

I would just guess Sindy, but I'm going to pass it back to the others.

-OK.

-Cos I've decimated enough columns for the moment!

We're passing back to the team-mates.

-OK...

-I think it might be Barbie.

Er...

-Yeah.

-Cos...

-It's Barbie or Sindy.

Well, yeah...I think Barbie is what I feel strongest on.

-We need an answer. Emma, Chris.

-We're going to go with Barbie.

We're going to lock in Barbie.

Was Anna right to pass back to her team-mates?

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

to keep £10,080 in play,

Barbie.

Yes!

-Well played. Good use of the pass back, Anna.

-Thanks.

Right. We have two pass backs, four overrules. Question number seven.

-OK, I'm happier with this question than my last few.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

I'm pretty sure it's blue-green.

That's the kind of rust you get on copper pipes and things.

Er, I'd like to lock in blue-green.

We're locking in blue-green

to light up column number seven.

Blue-green.

Yes. Well played, Anna.

Right.

Three questions away from bringing £10,080 into our end game.

Question number eight.

I know the Gardens of Babylon are in Iraq,

and from that point of view I'm kind of leaning towards, er...Baghdad.

What would you like to do?

-Maybe lock in Baghdad and they can overrule...

-OK.

We're going to lock in Baghdad. BUZZER

And we have an overrule from Emma and Chris.

I'm thinking Hanging Gardens of Babylon was the Baghdad reference

and I just...something in my gut says Cairo.

-Yeah?

-Cairo.

-We're changing Anna's answer from Baghdad to Cairo.

Been overruled by your team-mates.

If this is right, we keep £10,080 in play.

Only if it's right.

DECIMATE!

Oh! Was Anna right?

-Sorry.

-It's all right.

Was Anna right? Was it Baghdad?

No, it was Marrakesh.

So you're all off the hook.

Right. We have two columns left.

We have two pass backs and three overrules.

We have £8,820 to bring through into our end game

if we can get the next two columns to go gold.

-Yeah.

-Here comes your penultimate question, Anna.

Er, I'm leaning towards apple.

Er...based on The Son Of Man

and apple being an Adam and Eve reference.

So I'm going to go and lock in apple, please.

We're locking in apple.

No overrule from your team-mates.

To light up column number nine,

is apple the right answer?

Yes, you're right. The man in the bowler hat.

This has been another good round, Anna.

-Wouldn't it be great if we could take £8,820...

-It'd be wonderful.

..into the end game?

If we can get question number ten right. Here it is.

I'm probably leaning more towards Beauty and the Beast,

but I'd quite like the other two to take responsibility!

-Do you want to pass back?

-Yes, please!

OK, we're passing back on our last and final question.

In round three. I think we might be definitely relying on you two.

I have a feeling on The Little Mermaid

-but...

-I just...

-I think Aladdin was later

than '92, and I don't think Beauty and the Beast

was up for...

I don't think it had as much critical acclaim

as The Little Mermaid.

-Little Mermaid.

-What would you like to do?

-We're going to lock in...?

-Little Mermaid.

-The Little Mermaid.

-See how we go.

Was The Little Mermaid nominated for Best Picture

at the Academy Awards? If this is right,

this is a lot of money to take through to our end game.

The Little Mermaid.

DECIMATE!

Oh, no!

Sorry, guys.

The answer is...

-Oh, no!

-..Beauty and the Beast...

-Really?

-..which is what Anna thought it might be.

-Didn't you, Anna?

-I did, I did.

Give her a big round of applause.

What a wonderful game you played, sweetheart.

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

Good round, Anna. Unfortunately, we lost the last column.

But between all three of you,

you've managed to keep £7,560 on our Golden Wall.

Now, it's the big moment.

DRUMROLL, LAUGHTER

The chance to win that money. And here's how it works.

We divide the cash once more into ten equal columns.

Do a little reshuffle - it's now going to look like this.

There it is, right there. £7,560.

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

one last time, lighting up all ten columns.

The only difference is, now,

you're going to be up against the clock,

and will 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 we're going to use up.

Get all three questions wrong,

and that column - and the cash - is lost.

We'll have to rebuild the wall

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

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

I'm afraid you're going to leave with nothing.

So, here are your ten keywords. And they are...

Big decision, guys.

You met today are strangers, but you've worked as a team

to have a chance to share that cash prize of £7,560.

Who is going to face the wall first?

How confident are you feeling on most of those words?

-Half of them? Maybe six of them?

-OK.

Who is going to play first?

-OK.

-Looks like it's me.

Right, Chris, the responsibility has fallen to you.

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

So, here we go - light up all ten columns within the time

and yourself, Emma and Anna will be leaving with £7,560.

Let's put two minutes on the clock.

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

-Good luck, Chris.

-Thank you.

Adams.

The song Everything I Do, I Do It For You by Bryan Adams

was number one in the UK singles chart

for how many weeks in a row?

14.

No, 16.

Nicola Adams made history at the 2012 Olympics in which sport?

Pass.

Boxing. Douglas Adams wrote The Hitchhiker's Guide to where?

The Galaxy.

Challenger. In which an adventure story by Arthur Conan Doyle

does Professor Challenger first appeared?

Pass.

The Lost World. Challenger Deep, in the Mariana Trench,

is in which ocean?

The...Pacific.

Spaghetti - who directed spaghetti westerns

including A Fistful Of Dollars and Once Upon A Time In The West?

Corleone.

No, Sergio Leone.

On which BBC show

was the famous spaghetti tree hoax broadcast in 1957?

Pass.

Panorama. Spaghetti Junction is a junction of the M6 motorway

in which city?

Birmingham.

Queen's - in 2016, Andy Murray won

a record fifth Queen's Club singles title,

beating which player in the final?

Djokovic.

No, Milos Raonic.

Queen's University is located in which British city?

Belfast.

Fish - the researchers from which TV show

make the podcast called There Is No Such Thing As A Fish?

Pass.

QI. In the 1980s, Fish was the lead singer of which band

whose hits include Kayleigh and Lavender?

Marillion.

Boss. In cricket, which West Indian batsman describes himself

as "the Universe Boss"?

Brian Lara.

Chris Gayle.

"Dear Boss" is a famous letter

attributed to which notorious criminal?

Al Capone.

Jack the Ripper. The company Hugo Boss

has its headquarters in which country?

Germany.

Poland. Born in Poland, which composer had a love affair

with George Sand?

Chopin.

Stars. Which character, played by Renton Skinner,

replaced George Dawes on Shooting Stars?

Oh... Matt...

No, Angelos.

The group of stars which make up the Plough

are part of which constellation?

Pass.

Ursa Major. Stars and Bring Him Home are songs from which musical?

Cats.

No, Les Miserables.

DECIMATE!

Stop the clock. Oh...

Mate, you were doing so well.

It was tricky.

The clock has stopped.

The money has been decimated.

Please, return to your team.

-Sorry, guys.

-It's OK. No, you did really well.

Right, team. You can still do this, OK?

You just have to rebuild the wall.

We are now down to £6,804.

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

We need a new keyword, and that keyword is Mirror.

So, Emma, Anna, one of you must now step up and try and complete

the journey across the wall.

Who's it going to be?

I'll try. Do you think? OK.

-Emma?

-Yeah.

Can you please step forward and face the Golden Wall?

SHE SIGHS Right.

We're now playing for £6,804.

The clock will restart when I finish asking this question.

Mirror - between 1984 and 1991,

which businessman owned the Mirror newspaper?

Pass.

Robert Maxwell. The Mirror Crack'd From Side To Side

is a book featuring which amateur detective?

Um... Miss Marple.

Hamilton. In which constituency did Conservative MP Neil Hamilton

lose to Martin Bell in 1997?

DECIMATE!

Oh...!

Wha...? Oh!

I'm so sorry, my love.

Unfortunately, we were beaten by the clock.

The question, in which constituency did Conservative MP Neil Hamilton

lose to Martin Bell 1997?

The answer we were looking for was Tatton.

I'm afraid you didn't make it across the wall

which, unfortunately, means you and your team

are going to be leaving with nothing.

Give them a big round of applause. APPLAUSE

Don't be so disheartened.

Come over here, guys. Come and stand here, darling.

Guys, I've got to say, though, as a team, you played brilliantly,

and it's just...it's different when you are up against the clock.

-Yeah.

-Yeah. That was a different ballgame.

But three great rounds, though.

Unfortunately, you lost in the end game.

-Have you enjoyed yourselves?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Very much so.

Don't forget, we're going to go yachting with Chris one day. OK?

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. APPLAUSE