Episode 7 Decimate

There's ?20,000 at stake.

That's what this spectacular Golden Wall is worth.

Can a team of strangers work together and leave

with thousands of pounds, or will their dreams turn to dust?

Decimate.

This is Decimate.

DECIMATE.

Oh, thank you very much and welcome to Decimate.

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

I'm Carl, a sign writer from Worcestershire.

I'm Hazel, a midwife from West Lothian.

I'm Lyn, a retired administrator, from East London.

Lovely. Lyn, welcome to the show, my love.

I understand you're a proper EastEnder.

I am, yes. Whereabouts are you from?

I'm from Poplar. Talk like that?

Talk like that, yeah, yeah. Nothing wrong with that.

And have you got family?

I'm married, I've been married for over 30 years.

What's the secret, Lyn?

Oh, he does what I tell him.

OK - take notes, fellows, all right?

Do as you are told.

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

I'd love to go on a cruise.

Where would you like to go cruising?

Oh, the West Indies.

Yeah? Well, let's hope you win a few quid and we make your dream come true today, Lyn.

Yeah, I hope so. Welcome to the show, sweetheart. Thanks very much.

And we've got the blonde in the middle. How are you, Hazel? Hello! I'm good, thank you.

I understand you nearly got on X Factor, is that right? Well, nearly not.

What happened? Well, basically, I really love singing.

OK. I sing all the time and I queued for 12 hours

and I was belting my heart out and, by the time I got to

the actual judge to audition, I'd lost my voice.

Oh, what a shame. So, I never got through. But do you still like singing? Totally love it, yeah.

Do you really? What sort of music do you like listening to? Adele. I love Adele, but I love lots, Ed Sheeran.

A bit of Ed Sheeran. Cool.

Welcome to the show, Hazel.

And Carl, how are you, sir?

I'm great, thanks, Shane.

You're a sign writer. What sort of sign writing do you do?

I specialise in boxing ring canvasses.

What? Anything in the UK that's boxing,

I've painted the sponsors' logos onto the canvas.

Have you really? It's all hand-painted, yeah.

And what do you like doing in your spare time, then?

I'm glad you asked. I paint pet portraits.

Whoa, hold on. I thought I'd bring one in.

I asked for a picture of the wife. That's not quite what I was looking for.

I'm joking, calm down, everyone!

OK. Listen, guys, welcome to the show.

Here's how the game 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 step forward,

you're going to face ten questions - that's one per column.

You get a question right, that column is protected,

and we're going to light it up beautifully, like this.

And the money will stay in the game.

But, should you get a question wrong, you know what happens.

DECIMATE.

Yes. That's a horrible noise, isn't it?

We don't want to hear that, but, unfortunately, if that does happen,

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

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

because once all three of you have played,

that is going to be at stake in our endgame.

Are we ready? Yep. Yeah. Are you sure?

Yeah? OK, so we need to choose who's going to play in Round One,

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

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

So, here are your all-important ten keywords.

So, now you've seen those keywords,

which one of you is going to step forward first

and face the Golden Wall?

Who's it going to be?

I'm not feeling really confident.

I'm only OK on about four.

I'm about two.

We've got a bit of politics in there, so I don't fancy that,

but that's only one. I'll go, if you want?

Yeah? Are you happy for Carl to go first?

Yeah, we're happy with that. Right, Carl, it's down to you.

The first one to face the Golden Wall, but before you do,

we're going to give Hazel and Lyn 20 seconds to give you as many facts

about those keywords as they can.

20 seconds starts now.

OK, I'm not sure, but I think the radius bone is in your wrist. OK?

Obi is going to be Obi-Wan Kenobi, from Star Wars. Star Wars, yeah.

George Lucas produced that.

Nick Clegg, politics. Can't remember who he was.

What about National Gardens?

National Gardens, don't know where they are.

What about Rolling Stones? Their albums? Sticky Fingers...

Right-hand side driving in the UK. Bullfighting, what country is that?

I think it's in Malta, as well.

All right, guys, your time is up.

Carl, be honest, did any of that help? Oh, yeah. It's in the bag.

OK, we're going to find out right now, as I ask you to step forward

for the first time and face the Golden Wall.

Carl, 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 your team-mates

and if they think, at any time, 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, are you ready to play, Carl? Yeah. OK, up there is ?20,000.

The first column is worth ?2,000.

Here comes your first question.

What are you laughing at?

Well, Hazel did mention wrist.

I know the wrist isn't in your ankle or your pelvis.

Thanks to Hazel, because I would have been unsure on this one,

I'm going to lock in Arm.

We're locking in the word Arm.

If that's right, we're going to protect ?2,000 on our Wall.

Column number one, Arm.

Yes, we're off to a flying start. Well done, buddy.

Onwards and upwards. Question number two.

I'm going to rule out

City AM. I think it's either The New Day or The i.

Come on. Think back, think back.

If Lyn or Hazel know it, I'm going to rely on an overrule.

OK.

I'm going to lock in The i.

OK, we're locking in The i,

to light up column number two,

to keep ?20,000 in play on our Golden Wall.

Is i the correct answer?

DECIMATE!

Oh, no!

Oh, ladies, did you have any idea?

I would have went for The New Day. I thought it was The i.

Oh, you say that now!

Well, let's find out. Is The New Day the right answer?

Yes, it was. Ladies!

It was one of the two. Oh, dear.

We've lost column number two.

The Wall is now worth ?18,000.

Question number three.

That's not good.

Are you familiar with the book?

No.

I can't even rule anyone out.

This is, I'm sorry, girls, this is going to have to be a pass back.

Right, Hazel, Lyn, Carl's passing back, relying on his two team-mates.

And the answer is?

Well, Lyn, you're the literature lady.

Well, I think bullfighting is Spain,

and I know Scott Fitzgerald is American.

But, Ernest Hemingway, I do know that he lived in Spain for a while.

So, I think...Ernest.

So, we're going to go for Ernest Hemingway?

Ernest Hemingway.

If this is right, you owe Lyn a drink.

Come on, Lyn. To protect ?18,000 on the Wall.

Column number three - was Carl right to pass back?

Go on, then.

Yes!

Well played as a team, guys, well played.

Right, column number four, ?18,000 still on the Wall, a lot of money.

Question number four.

OK.

Oh, these are a nightmare!

I've done a lot of travelling in my time.

Unfortunately, I've never been to Canada, South Africa or India.

Surely Canada would be the same as America? They wouldn't swap.

I'm not 100% this time, so I might rely on an overrule.

I'm going to lock in South Africa.

So, we're going to lock in South Africa.

BUZZER

Oh! And we've got an overrule there

from the lovely blonde sitting behind you.

Hazel, you think differently.

I've got a hunch that it's Canada,

because South Africa and India are fairly close together

compared to the other one, and I'm thinking definitely India is left,

so that's why I've changed and I'm really sorry if I'm wrong!

That's OK, that's OK.

OK.

So, this is interesting.

We're changing the answer from South Africa to Canada.

Was Hazel right to overrule Carl?

Column number four.

Great! Look at that!

This is great teamwork.

You've got two great ladies sitting behind you there, Carl.

Come on. Still ?18,000 in play.

Question number five, to protect another ?2,000.

Here we go. OK.

Erm, I only recognised the one title there.

Oh, which one's that? It's Sticky Fingers.

Oh, Sticky Fingers. My favourite album.

I like that one.

Again, again, I'm not 100% sure.

Well, let's lock in Sticky Fingers and see what happens.

OK, locked in Sticky Fingers.

If this is right, we keep ?18,000 in play.

Did Andy Warhol create the Rolling Stones album cover Sticky Fingers?

Yes. Come on!

Well played.

Right, over the halfway mark now.

Here comes question number six.

OK, OK.

Erm...

You'd think maybe...

..maybe green because of...

..gardening.

Is green too obvious?

I'm going to lock in green and see if anyone knows... OK.

..knows different. Makes sense, doesn't it?

It does make sense. Yeah. Green fingers, Green Book.

Green Book, green gardens, green fingers, like you say.

We're going to lock in Green Book.

Green Book...

Column number six.

DECIMATE! Oh!

Oh!

To be honest with you, Carl, I'd have gone for that.

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

The Yellow Book.

No.

OK, we're still in a good position though.

?16,000 still on the Wall.

Next column, still worth ?2,000.

Question number seven.

What are you like on politics, Carl?

I am about as good on politics as I am gardening.

Remind me where you're from? Worcestershire.

OK. Which is nowhere near Sheffield, Leeds...

..or York.

I'm going to pass it back, Shane, cos two heads are better than one.

OK.

Right. We're using one of our pass backs again.

Hazel, Lyn...

He knows we don't like politics.

Oh, really? Sorry, girls.

I would probably say Leeds or Sheffield.

I don't think York. Yeah, I don't think York. I was thinking Leeds.

Leeds, Leeds.

Leeds. We'll go with Leeds, but we really don't know.

We're going to go with Leeds? OK, Carl's used another pass back

and now we're going to lock in Leeds.

With this correct answer, we light up column number seven.

Is Leeds the right answer?

DECIMATE!

Oh, no!

Didn't know.

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

Sheffield. Oh!

Oh, guys.

OK, listen. Don't be disheartened, all right?

14,000, still a lot of money.

Tree pass backs, four overrules left.

Here comes question number eight.

Were you hoping it was going to be a Star Wars question?

It was mentioned, wasn't it?

When it first came up, I pictured some sort of bow-type thing, belt.

Bow. So, I'll go with sash.

Yeah? Yeah. OK.

I'll lock in sash. We're locking in sash.

Is that the right answer?

Please.

Yeah!

Well done, Carl.

Well done, mate.

There we go. We're back on track.

Your penultimate question.

14,000 still in play on the Wall.

To protect another ?2,000, here comes question number nine,

column number nine.

OK.

It could be all three, couldn't it?

Surely it's got to be ender?

I'll lock in ender and...

You're going to lock in ender?

..see if the girls know any different.

OK. We're locking in ender.

If this is right, we're going to keep ?14,000 in play.

Is that the correct answer?

DECIMATE.

Oh!

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

A header.

Right, ?12,000 on the Wall.

Let's go into Round Two with ?12,000.

Your last and final question.

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

To protect another ?2,000, here comes question number ten.

Oh... Do you watch Countdown?

Not recently. Not recently. It's been on a long time.

All three... all three have hosted it. Yeah.

I don't think it's Nick Hewer, because he's the current one.

And I think Rachel Riley's been there longer.

Wasn't it still Carol with Des?

I think it was before Nick Hewer.

I'm going to go with Jeff Stelling.

OK, we're locking in Jeff Stelling.

If this is right, we're going to go into Round Two with ?12,000.

Please, column number ten, let's go gold.

Yes!

Well done, mate. Congratulations. Go and join your team-mates.

Good stuff. Thank you.

So, Carl, how do you think you did?

Terrible. No, you've done all right there, mate.

Listen, we got four wrong, but we're still in a healthy position, OK?

We've got ?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,

so it's going to look like this.

There we go. ?12,000 right there.

Each column is now worth ?1,200.

Hazel, Lyn, who's going to play next?

But, before we decide, here are those ten crucial words

to help you decide.

And they are...

Right, who do you think is the best player for this round, Hazel or Lyn?

I don't mind this one. You're OK?

Because I'm half-and-half with this one. OK.

'Alf-and-'alf? 'Alf-and-'alf, sweetheart, are you?

So, before you step up to face the Golden Wall, the same as before.

Carl, Hazel,

we're going to give you 20 seconds to give as much information

to Lyn as possible.

20 seconds, starting now.

Cool Runnings was a film and I'm sure it's about bobsleigh.

The Jamaican bobsleigh team. '90s.

Limpopo, I think it's a river.

Magic Roundabout, kid's programme from, like, 80s, 90s.

Dougal, Zebedee...

..er, other characters.

Canary Islands, you OK with those?

Ermintrude! Another character.

Yeah, Canary Islands.

I'm afraid your time is up.

How do you think they did, Lyn? Did they help you out?

Yeah, yeah, I'm sure they did.

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

and face the Golden Wall.

Welcome, Lyn.

Carl did all right, though.

Yeah, he did really well.

They was really hard questions. They were tough, if I'm being honest.

But listen, we're in a great position. We've got 12,000.

We want to take 12,000 into Round Three for Hazel.

OK, just to remind you, you've got three pass backs

and four overrules in the game.

But, to protect column number one, to protect ?1,200,

here comes your first question.

Well, I know it was a country that doesn't have much snow.

And I've been to Barbados and it wasn't Barbados.

And it wasn't Trinidad.

It's Jamaica. Yeah?

Yeah. 100% sure?

Yeah, cos I've seen the film as well, so... Have you?

They also told me it was Jamaica, so... Did they?

So, the briefing did help you.

Yeah, yeah, it did. Yeah, definitely. OK. Thanks, guys.

So, to light up column number one, is it Jamaica?

Of course, it is! Good start to the game.

Here we go, question number two, to protect another ?1,200.

Right. Now, Damien Hirst...

He did the animals,

and I'm not sure he's a director.

So, I think it's between Sam Taylor Wood and Steve McQueen.

And I do know Steve McQueen is a director.

I will go for Steve McQueen.

Yeah? We're going to lock in Steve McQueen? Yeah.

Let's light up column number two.

DECIMATE.

Oh!

You know what? I thought you were right.

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

Damien Hirst. Yeah.

Wow.

Well, unfortunately, my love, we've lost column number two.

The Wall is now worth ?10,800.

Column number three, question number three, to protect another ?1.200.

Right... Lord Nelson, no.

He would have gone, I think, by ship.

I think Lord Byron...

He did some really outrageous things, I think.

Lock in Lord Byron.

Lord Byron? Lord Byron! Lord Byron.

Right, we've locked in Lord Byron.

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

Is Lord Byron the right answer?

Good stuff, Lyn!

Well done, my love.

Well done. Still protecting 10,800 on the Golden Wall.

Here comes question number four.

Oh, you're having flashbacks now, aren't you, Lyn?

Yeah, yeah, definitely. OK.

The cow's Ermintrude.

The rabbit, I think, was Dylan.

So, Brian, snail.

We're going to lock in snail. Lock in snail.

Let's hope it's right.

Is snail the correct answer?

Light up column number four.

Yes, well done, Lyn.

Come on, we're on a roll now, sweetheart.

Let's make it to the halfway mark.

Three in a row.

Question number five.

I'm going to use a pass back for this, cos I really don't know.

All right, we're using a pass back - that's what they're there for.

Carl, Hazel, titan, special banknote of England. With what value?

I used to work for a bank, but I haven't... Oh, Hazel!

I know, I know. That's really bad, I have no clue.

Think back, think back! Come on, think back.

Did anyone come in and go, "Hello, can I change a titan?"

Somebody comes in and asks for a titan!

I honestly don't have a clue. A million?

I haven't...I haven't got a clue.

Guys, going to need an answer from you.

We'll go down with it, we'll go with a million.

Lyn's used a pass back. She's relying on her team-mates. Come on.

They think it might be a million.

To light up our halfway mark.

Column number five, to keep 10,800 in play.

Is million the right answer?

DEVCIMATE.

Oh!

?1 million note is called a giant.

Oh.

So, the correct answer is, in fact...

Ah.

We've lost column number five.

The Wall is still worth a lot of money.

?9,600.

Two pass backs, four overrules in play.

Here comes question number six.

Seamus Heaney, I've never heard of.

OK. That's terrible.

John Betjeman, I have, and Ted Hughes.

One of them was married to Sylvia Plath, I think.

And she did die.

Erm, Ted Hughes...

I think he was married to Sylvia Plath.

Yeah, I'll go with Ted Hughes.

Yeah? Yeah.

We're going to lock in Ted Hughes.

To keep 9,600 in play,

is Ted Hughes the correct answer?

Yes.

OK. Only four questions to go.

Two pass backs, four overrules still in the game.

Question number seven.

Well, I live near Canary... Canary Wharf.

Do you?

It's named because they had ships coming from the Canary Islands.

OK.

And I think the Latin name for dogs is something

like canaria or...so, I'm going with dogs.

Yes, definitely dogs. We're locking in dogs.

Column number seven, dogs.

Yes!

Well done, my love.

Right. Question number eight.

I do collect postcards.

Do you really? Have you got any rare ones?

No. OK.

I've never collected matchboxes.

Del, del, del...

Ooh. Do I go for a picture postcards and...?

Are you a deltiologist without even knowing it?

Deltiologist. I could be.

Yeah.

Erm...

I think I'll go with matchboxes.

OK.

We're locking in matchboxes.

To protect column number eight,

was she right to go with matchboxes?

Decimate!

Oh, no!

Oh, it's picture postcards. Oh, dear.

Oh, you're going to kick yourself if it's picture postcards.

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

picture postcards, Lyn!

You're a deltiologist without even knowing it.

Yeah, oh, dear.

Right, so we've lost column number eight. Sorry.

The Wall is still worth a lot of money.

?8,400.

Here comes your penultimate question.

Two pass backs, four overrules.

Question number nine.

No, I don't think it's The Fates.

Bet it is, now!

I think if it was The Muses, I might have picked up on one of the names.

I'm going to go with The Furies

and hope they'll overrule me if they know.

OK.

Lyn's going for The Furies,

hoping that her team-mates may overrule if they know.

Right now, they've got this blank look on their face, Lyn,

if I'm being honest, love.

Column number nine.

Is the right answer The Furies?

Decimate!

Oh, my love! Oh!

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

The Fates. I wouldn't have got that.

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

Let's not lose column number ten, though.

There's 7,200 we want to bring into Round Three.

Two pass backs, four overrules.

Question number ten.

Ooh...

I'm trying to imagine it on the map.

Don't think it's South Africa.

Mind you, I've said that before, haven't I?

I'm really not sure with this one.

I'm sorry, guys, I'm going to have to pass this one back.

OK, Lyn, we're passing it back to Carl and Hazel.

I think...just a gut feeling, either Botswana or South Africa,

but I don't know. Botswana?

Yeah. Botswana. Yeah?

Yeah, we don't know, do we? So we'll go... Yeah, Botswana.

So, we're going with Botswana.

We've locked it in. Come on!

If this is right, we're going to take ?7,200 into Round Three.

Column number ten, Botswana.

Come on, come on, come on. Please.

Decimate!

Oh, darling, I am so sorry.

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

South Africa. Give her a big round of applause.

Well done, sweetheart, not to worry.

Go and join your team-mates.

Well done.

OK, listen, there were some tough ones there, Lyn, OK?

But, we've managed to keep ?6,000 on the Wall.

As before, we're going to take that,

we're going to div it up into ten new columns,

and ?6,000 will now look like this.

There we go. Don't be disheartened, all right?

Each column is now worth ?600.

Hazel, you're up last.

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

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

But, as usual, your team-mates are going to have 20 seconds

to brief you on these next keywords.

Let's have a look at them.

Right, 20 seconds.

Give Hazel as much help as you can, guys. Starts now.

Right, is East Midlands a county?

Is it a county? Who's the leader of the Conservative Party?

Come on! What's a lanthanide?

Boules is French. It could

be known as petanque as well.

I know Romeo and Juliet, yeah.

What's ISA? Chignon is a hair...

Erm... ISA. Is that the ISA? Oh, an ISA? Yeah.

What does it stand for?

East Midlands - is it a county?

Erm... No, it's an area.

Is there an airport near there?

Time's up, guys. Time is up.

Right, Hazel, are you ready to play, darling? I am ready.

Come and face the Golden Wall.

Ready to play? I think so!

Come on, you'll be fine, darling. Your first question is worth ?600.

We have one pass back, but, on the plus side,

you've got four overrules in play, OK?

Yep. To keep ?6,000 and bring it through to endgame. OK.

Here comes question number one. OK.

Counties in England is... I have no clue.

Cos they can overrule me...

Yeah, you've got four overrules.

..and they're both English, I'm hoping they'll know this.

OK. OK, so I'm going to go with...

Derbyshire.

Yeah? Shall we lock in Derbyshire? Yep, lock it in.

We're locking in Derbyshire.

BUZZER

And it's an overrule. I knew he'd overrule you there.

Go on, then, Carl, tell us what it is.

I don't know what it is, but I know it's not Derbyshire. OK.

It is...

Erm...

Let me think, when I go and there's a racetrack there are...

It's Nottingham or Leicester.

We'll go Leicestershire.

OK, we're changing Hazel's answer from Derbyshire to Leicestershire.

Oh, please let this be right!

To light up column number one,

was Carl right to overrule?

Yes, he was!

Thank God.

Oh, you wouldn't have lived that one down, Carl. Phew!

OK, we're up and running now.

Good start to the game.

6,000 still on the Wall.

Here comes question number two.

Politics again. Horrible.

William Hague and David Cameron or Kenneth Clarke and David Cameron?

I'm going to go with William Hague,

because he's actually the only one I've heard of. Yeah?

We're going to lock in William Hague. Lock it in.

BUZZER

Oh, and it's another overrule.

Carl?

Again, I think it's one of the other two.

If you've got the inkling.

Erm...

I think William Hague had already had a bash at it.

I'll go with Kenneth Clarke.

I'm picturing Kenneth Clarke for some reason.

Yeah? Yeah. OK.

We're going to change Hazel's answer from William Hague

and lock in Kenneth Clarke.

Was Carl right to overrule?

To protect ?6,000 on the Wall, to light up column number two,

please let this be right, Kenneth Clarke.

Decimate!

Oh, no!

Oh! If this is William Hague, it's all going to kick off.

Oh, I know. Oh, no!

The answer was in fact...

David Davis.

You're all off the hook, that's OK. No, I wouldn't have...

So, we've lost column number two.

The Wall is now worth ?5,400.

One pass back, two overrules in play.

Here comes question number three.

The top one, I think.

Right away, that came to me.

Jacques. Yeah? You're going to go for Jacques? Yeah.

OK, we're locking in Jacques.

Come on, let's keep 5,400 on the Wall.

Is Jacques the correct answer?

Decimate!

I thought you were right. I honestly thought you were right, Hazel.

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

Cochonnet.

The Wall is now worth ?4,800.

You have one pass back, two overrules in play.

Come on, we can do this, Hazel. OK. Question number four.

I thought it was going to be about Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.

Romeo and Juliet...Duran Duran or Dire Straits...

You're familiar with the three bands, aren't you?

I've heard of them all.

OK, I have got a couple of overrules left.

Yeah, you've got two overrules, one pass back. Let's just go with...

Dire Straits. Yeah? Yeah.

Shall we lock in? We're going to lock in Dire Straits. Lock it in.

Was Romeo and Juliet a 1981 hit for Dire Straits?

Column number four.

Yes, of course it was.

Right, come on. We've got this now.

Coming up to the halfway mark.

Column number five, to protect ?4,800.

Medicine, Hazel. I know, I should know this.

Ever delivered a lanthanide?

No. Your blood cells...

It's not anything I've heard of and I know a lot about blood.

I don't think it's a metallic element. I've never heard of that.

I'm going to go with...

Comets. We're locking in comets?

Right. Is comets the right answer?

Decimate!

Oh, no.

Oh! Ay, ay, ay.

The answer we're looking for is...

I've never heard of it.

Right.

The Wall is now worth 4,200.

Question number six, here it comes.

You know, it's either bun or bob.

A chignon bob...

..or a chignon bun?

Chignon bob sounds fine.

We'll lock Chignon bob in.

OK, we're locking in bob.

BUZZER

And it's an overrule from Lyn. Lyn thinks differently.

I think a chignon is up.

It's more up. Although it's like a plait.

So, I would say bun. Is that OK?

Yes! Right, bun.

OK, Hazel said bob.

Lyn thinks it's a bun.

Carl's just happy to be out for the day.

Come on, guys. ?4,200.

Let's light up column number six.

Let Lyn be right. Come on!

Yes! Great teamwork. Oh, yes!

Well done.

Thank you.

Now, working great as a team.

Here comes question number seven.

One pass back, one overrule left in the game.

4,200 to play for.

Question number seven.

I thought it was investment, and that's not up there.

I'm going to pass it back and hope one of them know.

OK, we're passing it back.

I'm sure it isn't independent. The last and final pass back.

Carl, Lynn? We're between the two,

but we're swaying more towards individual.

OK, we're locking in individual. OK.

No more pass backs left. Come on.

If this is right, still got 4,200 on the Wall.

Is individual the right answer?

Yes, Hazel!

Right. We have no more pass backs and we've got one overrule left

with three questions to go.

Come on, let's go. Please!

To protect ?600, column number eight.

Burt Lancaster...

I'm going with Burt Lancaster or Paul Newman.

Paul Newman, no, I don't think... Is he a narrator?

I'm going to go with...

Hopefully, they can overrule me if they think I'm wrong,

cos I have absolutely no clue.

So, I'm going to go with Burt Lancaster.

OK.

We're locking in Burt Lancaster.

BUZZER

And our last and final overrule.

Carl has hit the button.

What are you thinking, Carl?

For some reason, Charlton Heston is in my head.

We both think, don't we, Lyn? Yeah, I agree with it.

Charlton Heston? Yeah. Charlton Heston, please.

I'll go with that.

So, we're changing Hazel's answer from Burt Lancaster

to Charlton Heston.

Our last and final overrule on column number eight

to protect ?4,200.

Was Carl right to overrule?

Decimate!

Oh, no!

If this is Burt Lancaster...

It's going to kick off.

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

Paul Newman.

I thought it was Burt Lancaster.

Right, team.

The Wall is now worth ?3,600.

No pass backs. No overrules.

Just me. Hazel, you're on your own now, my love.

OK. OK, there's only me and you.

Yeah. Right?

Here comes your penultimate question.

Do you know where that is? No.

Have you heard of it? No.

And I'm Scottish.

I don't think it's World War II minefields, cos I've just not

heard of that place and I did look a wee bit up about wars.

Whirlpools or sandbanks.

I'm going to go for Whirlpool.

We're going to lock in Whirlpool to keep 3,600 in play.

Column number nine, is Whirlpool the right answer?

Please.

Yes, it is!

Oh, my God.

Well done, sweetheart.

Good stuff.

Our last and final question.

Wouldn't this be great?

Oh, yeah.

Because then you'd playing for ?1,200 each in the endgame.

Perfect.

Here it comes.

OK, I don't think it's Henry VIII

because he's got Elizabeth and Richard III,

that's a Shakespeare play. Is there a Henry Fitzroy...

Because he was maybe named after his father,

I'm going to go with Henry V.

We're locking in Henry V. Yeah.

To bring 3,600 into the endgame.

Come on, let's light this one.

Henry V. Please.

Decimate!

Oh, love!

Illegitimate.

The answer we were looking for was...

Henry VIII, but give her a big round of applause.

Come here, darling.

Go and join your team-mates. Well done.

There we go.

Don't be down, OK?

Don't be disheartened, OK, cos we're bringing through

to the endgame ?3,000 on our Golden Wall.

It's the big moment.

The chance to win that money.

?1,000 each.

Here's how it works.

We divide the cash once more into ten equal columns.

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

There we go. ?3,000 on the Wall.

Now, to leave with that cash, you must work your way across the Wall

one last time, lighting up all ten columns.

But, now you're only going to have two minutes to do it.

You'll get three chances to light up each column.

Should you get all three questions wrong, then that column and its cash is lost.

OK. We rebuild the Wall and a team-mate will take over

from where you left off.

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

unfortunately we leave with nothing.

But, before we decide who's going to play, here are your ten keywords.

They are...

So, we have a big decision to make.

You've got to decide who's going to face the Wall first.

So, who's going to be?

One of you are stronger than me.

You're looking at me? Why are you looking at me!

My gut instinct is you, Lyn. I think you did really well.

Oh, no!

You seem to have the broadest, you know, the most confident.

Go on, go on, then. Yeah?

All right, Lyn, the responsibility has fallen down to you.

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

So, here we go.

Light up all ten columns within the time and you and your team will

be leaving with ?3,000.

Right, we've got two minutes on the clock.

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

OK. Good luck, Lyn.

Thanks.

Bishop. What is the name of the German bishop who became

Pope Benedict XVI in 2005?

Pass. Joseph Ratzinger.

Stand-up comedian John Bishop comes from which English city?

Liverpool. Correct.

Hull. Which anti-slavery campaigner was born in Hull in 1759?

William Wilberforce.

Correct.

Dutch. Which South American country was formerly called Dutch Guyana?

Pass. Suriname.

The great Dutch footballer Johann Cruyff ended his senior career

at which club?

Pass. Feyenoord.

Artificial bravery gained by drinking alcohol

is called Dutch what?

Courage. Correct.

Triangle. The '80s TV series Triangle

was set on what mode of transport?

A ferry. Correct.

Blanc. Which French wine region, named after a river,

do Chenin blanc grapes originate from?

Pass. Loire.

The Mont Blanc Tunnel connects France with which other country?

Switzerland. No, Italy.

Mel Blanc was the voice of which cartoon rabbit whose catchphrase is,

"What's up, Doc?" Bugs Bunny.

Correct.

Jungle. Welcome To The Jungle was the opening track on

Appetite For Destruction, the debut album by which rock band?

Pass. Guns N Roses.

In 1974, boxing's Rumble In The Jungle was a fight between

Muhammad Ali and who?

George Fraser. No, George Foreman.

The Jungle Book is a collection of stories by which author?

Rudyard Kipling. Correct.

Troy. Under the Troy weight system, how many ounces make a pound?

12. Correct.

Eggs. Which species of bird lays the largest eggs in proportion

to its body size?

Cuckoo. Kiwi.

The British Lions scheme has effectively eliminated what bacteria

from British eggs? Salmonella.

Correct.

Ronald Reagan. Ronald Reagan National Airport serves which city?

Pass. Washington, DC.

Before becoming President, Ronald Reagan was governor of which state?

California. Correct.

Beard. What was the real name of the notorious pirate

known as Blackbeard?

Edward Tennant. No, Edward Teach.

In Disney's Snow White,

which of the seven dwarfs did not have a beard?

Dopey. Correct.

Yeah! You've done it!

Well done!

You've done it. Come round here.

Look at you! You've done it, though. Well done, sweetheart.

With only eight seconds to spare.

Didn't she do brilliantly?

Well done, Lyn.

You're taking home ?3,000. That's a grand each for an afternoon's work -

that's not bad, is it? That's lovely, thank you very much!

Give them a big round of applause.

Join me tomorrow to see if another team can take home

a huge cash prize, just like this lot here,

or whether they'll be decimated.

Take care, everybody. Bye-bye.