Episode 8 Decimate

The wall behind me is worth a thrilling £20,000.

The question is, can a team of strangers hang onto it,

or will they go home having lost the lot?

Decimate!

This is Decimate!

APPLAUSE Ohhh...

Thank you very much and welcome to Decimate.

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

I'm Brian, a timber salesman from Dartford.

I'm Sarah, a student nurse from Littlehampton.

I'm Claire, a police officer from Coventry.

APPLAUSE Ah, welcome to the show, team.

-Claire!

-Shane.

We have a police officer in our midst. How are you, my love?

-I'm very well, thank you.

-How long have you been a police officer?

-Just about 16 years now.

-When you're not being a copper,

what do you like doing in your spare time?

-Er, I'm a real ale enthusiast.

-Oh, right.

So I'm a member of CAMRA, the Campaign For Real Ale.

Of course, yeah. What would you do with a share of £20,000?

Well, it's about time I had my midlife crisis,

so I would like to buy a motorbike, thank you.

Hope we can make that dream come true. Welcome to the show, Claire.

-Thanks.

-Sarah!

-Hi!

-A student nurse.

-Yeah, for my sins.

-Proper hard worker, eh?

-Yeah.

So, how long have you been a student nurse?

I'm in my third year, so I've got six months left and then I'll be

-officially a registered nurse, so not long.

-OK.

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

Well, either a holiday, cos I've just finished writing

my 8,000 word dissertation and, oh, I need a break!

Or, if we win big,

I'm hoping for a deposit for a house or something, to move out.

Oh, wish you the best of luck, Sarah. Welcome to the show, my love.

Brian, we're surrounded by two beautiful ladies here, my friend!

Yeah, so a rose between two thorns. Oh, no, that's not right.

-And a salesman?

-Yeah.

-What is it you sell?

-Wood.

-Wood salesman!

-Timber.

Yeah, so you know your way around a bit of wood?

-Oh, well, I know one end from the other, yeah.

-Do you?

-OK, what made you get into something like that?

-Erm, very long story.

-Do you want to hear it? No, you don't.

-We ain't got that long!

OK, well, basically, I left school at 16, no idea what I wanted to do.

This was back in the day when jobs were plentiful.

Me mum went to the local paper, cos there was no internet, she went,

"Apply for that, ring that up," and I've been doing it ever since.

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

Erm, a big share is a Disney trip for the grandchildren.

-Of course.

-Yeah.

-Listen, welcome to the show, guys,

and I wish you all the best of luck.

Now, you're all strangers, but let's hope you'll be leaving today

as friends, with thousands of pounds to share between you.

Here's how our 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 to face ten questions, one per column.

You get a question right, that column is protected,

and will light up beautifully like this...

..and the money will stay in the game.

But...

Ohhh, should you get a question wrong...

You've seen the show, yeah?

This is what happens.

Decimate!

We don't want to hear that, OK, cos what happens,

the column will be wiped out and we lose that cash 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 what is at stake in our final endgame.

So, Brian, Sarah, Claire, as a team, are you ready to play?

-Yep.

-Yeah.

-We are.

-Yeah, let's go for it.

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

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

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

so here are the all-important key words.

They are...

So, having seen those words,

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

Erm, not over confident.

-I'm doing all right with those, to be honest.

-Are you?

-Are you feeling more confident?

-Yeah, so, I don't mind going first.

-OK, yeah.

-Yeah?

-OK.

-Right, Claire,

you're going to be first to take on the Golden Wall.

But before you do it's down to Brian and Sarah to give you as much

information about these key words as they can in 20 seconds.

Right, help Claire out, guys. Time starts now.

OK, what do you want to know? SDP, er, Social Democrat Party.

-Three Popes, what do you think that could be?

-No idea, a pub possibly?

I don't know Three Popes.

You've got Yuri Gagarin, wasn't he the first Russian in space?

-The first man in space.

-First man.

The Young Ones, isn't that a comedy...?

Clockwork Orange, anything about that? I don't...

-Oh, isn't that the...?

-Apart from Kubrick, but...

-Yeah, Stanley Kubrick.

-Right, team, time is up!

-Any of that useful, Claire?

-Er, yeah, I think so. SDP was useful.

OK, we're going to find out as I ask you to step forward for the

first time and face our Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Claire, you're not completely on your own, my love,

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 you may have given a wrong answer they can buzz in to

overrule you and change your answer.

But, team, you only have five overrules and five pass-backs

-over the whole show, so make sure you use them wisely, OK?

-Cool.

-Claire, you ready to play?

-I think so.

Right, my love, here comes your first question to protect

column number one and £2,000.

Wow. I have no idea.

-Right.

-I'm thinking it's either going to be canvas or paint.

I'm going to plump for...

-..paint, I think.

-We're going to plump for paint?

-Yep.

-OK, going to lock it in.

-Yep.

There's no overrules from your team-mates.

I'm really hoping one of them presses a button!

Maybe they think you're right.

Or maybe they haven't got a clue themselves.

-To protect column number one, and £2,000...

-I can't look.

Was Claire right to lock in paint?

Yes! Good start! Did you know that, team?

-Had a feeling.

-Had a feeling?

-Yeah.

-OK, they've got your back here, Claire.

-That is a relief.

Right, so we're up and running.

Column number two, to protect another £2,000, here it comes.

What are you like on politics?

Not too bad - on other questions other than this one!

D'you know what, I think I'm going to pass back,

cos I think Brian might know this.

OK. SHANE LAUGHS

You should see his face right now!

We're passing back to your team-mates.

Claire thinks, Brian, you might know this.

Yeah, Claire would be sort of half right,

it's not David Steel cos he was a liberal man through and through.

I would guess it would be probably Shirley Williams.

But it's only a guess out of those two.

OK, we're locking in Shirley Williams.

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

If this is right we protect another £2,000.

Yes! Good use of the pass-back.

Great teamwork, well done.

Column number three, we're on a bit of a roll now.

Trying to think when John Paul II died,

but then Ratzenberger came and I think he was in for a bit,

so I don't think it's going to be 2005.

I'm going to go for 1978.

OK, we're locking in 1978.

There's no overrule from your team-mates. Brian's there nodding.

-You think she might be right?

-Hope so.

-We're going to find out.

Yes, there were!

Right, this is the beginnings of a good round, Claire.

-Hope so.

-Column number four, to protect another £2,000.

I had an inkling before the multiple choice came up as what it might be.

Yeah, what did you think it was?

I thought it might be Sicily, and that's come up.

So I'm going to lock in Sicily, please, Shane.

-OK, no messing around.

-No.

-No pass-backs?

-I'll look stupid if it's wrong, won't I?

OK, we're going to lock in Sicily.

No overrules from your team-mates.

To protect another £2,000, column number four.

-Oh, we're all over this now! Look at that!

-Looks good, don't it?

Yeah, looks very good. £20,000 still on the Wall.

Coming up to the halfway mark. Question number five.

-Seen the film?

-No, I've never seen it, I've not read the book either,

so, erm, I really don't know.

Something in my mind is telling me it might be

something quite dramatic,

and Wagner would be quite dramatic music.

But then Beethoven is probably more popular.

I think I'm going to go with Wagner.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

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

BUZZER Oh, no, we're not.

Oh, Brian was hovering over that button.

What do you think, Brian?

Er, read the book, seen the film, he used to call him "Ludwig Van,"

and Beethoven was his favourite composer.

-Yeah, I thought it was Beethoven.

-Great.

-Well, this is good teamwork if it's right.

-I'm chuffed to bits.

We're changing Claire's answer from Wagner to Beethoven,

to light up our halfway mark, column number five...

Yes!

-Wow, look at this!

-Thanks, guys.

Great teamwork. Seriously, good teamwork.

Now, coming on to the second half of the Wall.

We still have £20,000 up there.

Here comes question number six.

I don't know it, but I know there's a newspaper called The National.

-So, I'm going to lock in National, please, Shane.

-OK.

We're going to lock in National.

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

Yes, it is!

-Wow.

-Well played, Claire.

Look at this, this is turning into a wonderful round.

We still have £20,000 on the Wall.

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

-Sputniks are satellites as opposed to spacecraft.

-OK.

And Soyuz is ringing a bell with me,

so I'm going to go for Soyuz 3, please, Shane.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK.

We're going to lock in Soyuz 3.

BUZZER Oh, no, we're not.

I could see Brian fighting with himself back there!

Brian, what do you think, my friend?

When the question came up without the choices, I said to myself,

"Vostok 1," and, erm, that's what we're going to go for,

cos '61's my era.

-More than I knew, anyway.

-OK, we're changing Soyuz 3 to Vostok 1...

..to light up column number seven.

-Yes!

-Oh, awesome.

-Come on!

-Thanks, guys.

-Wow, look at this.

-Making me look good here.

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

-Big fan of The Young Ones?

-I've seen it a couple of times.

-Yeah.

Erm, I remember the song with Cliff Richard and whatnot, but...

D'you remember the characters?

I think Rick's sort of more politics kind of, you know, he was all,

like, you know, into social justice and movement and stuff.

Vyvyan, I just can't see it, cos he was the punk, right,

-with the stars across his forehead.

-Right.

-So, I'm going to say Neil.

OK, we're going to lock in Neil.

And there's no overrule from your team-mates.

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

To protect £20,000 on the Wall,

was Neil a medical student in The Young Ones?

Decimate!

Ohhh!

-It was Rick.

-I genuinely didn't know, I didn't have a clue.

The answer is...

-It was Vyvyan!

-Wow.

-After all that.

-Yeah!

I would have ruled him out straight away, to be honest.

Yeah, me too. Listen, not to worry,

this is still an incredible round, Claire, I promise you, OK?

The Wall is now worth a healthy £18,000.

Your penultimate question...

-Do you like your football?

-I do, and I'm...

-Who do you support?

-Man United.

-Oh, you've got this in the bag, then.

I'm pretty sure I know it.

Jesse Lingard scored... It was an awesome goal.

-It was awesome, from just outside the 18-yard box, I think.

-Yeah?

Absolute screamer into the top corner.

So I'm going to go Jesse Lingard and lock that in, please, Shane.

OK, we're locking in Jesse Lingard.

To protect column number nine and to keep £18,000 in play,

did Jesse Lingard score the winning goal against Crystal Palace

in the 2016 FA Cup Final?

Yes, he did!

Wow! Whoever's up next - Brian, Sarah -

there's a lot of pressure.

Last and final question to protect our last column. Here it is.

Wow. Well, I've heard of all three.

I thought Aristotle before it came up because it was

a Greek writer that just popped into my head.

But I've got no knowledge on this one, I wouldn't be...

Pass-backs there if you need 'em.

-D'you know what, I'm going to say Aristotle, please.

-Yeah?

-Yep.

OK, we're going to lock in Aristotle.

No overrule from the team-mates.

So, to take £18,000 into Round Two...

Was Aristotle the tutor of Alexander the Great?

-Yes!

-Oh, Claire! APPLAUSE

Oh, love, what a great round! Well done!

Go and join your team-mates. Good stuff, Claire.

Thanks, guys, awesome.

Well, what a great round that was.

You only managed to lose one column,

so we still have £18,000 in the game. It's a lot of money.

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

It's not going to look that different.

-All right, Brian?

-Yeah, I'm all right, mate, yeah.

It's going to look like this. SHANE CHUCKLES

£18,000 on the Wall. Each column now worth £1,800.

Just got to find out who's going to play next - Brian or Sarah.

Before we decide,

let's look at those all-important crucial key words.

They are...

Right, who's going to be the best player to step forward for

-Round Two? Brian or Sarah?

-Toughies there.

-There is.

-Are you totally not...?

-I'm totally clueless.

I'll go, then, it's fine.

All right, Sarah, before you step forward to face the Wall,

it's up to Brian and Claire to give you as much information

regarding these key facts. Time starts now.

OK, so, I'm not sure who Si is or the Big Durian...

Is it a letter of the Greek alphabet, Si?

-Yeah, I think it's like omega, alpha, beta.

-Burlesque...

You've got the Bronte sisters.

..dancers. Bronte sisters, well, you've got Charlotte, Emily,

Wuthering Heights type thing. Was it Wuthering Heights?

Yeah, and Persuasion, wasn't it? Or was that...?

Brazil could be to do with the Olympics or anything like that.

-Could be a nut.

-It could be football.

-All right, team, time is up.

-So, yeah...

-Sarah, are you ready, my love?

-Yeah, come on, then.

OK, please step forward and face the Golden Wall.

APPLAUSE

Claire, as you know, had a wonderful first round.

-I know, tough act to follow!

-It is a tough act, she's raised the bar.

There's £18,000...

But we are good as a team, so...

You are playing wonderful as a team.

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

Sarah, here comes your first question

to protect column number one.

-£1,800.

-OK.

Going back, right back into, erm,

science in secondary school!

That can't be that far back for you, Sarah! Blimey!

Er, talking ten years.

-Oh, ten years(!)

-Ten years ago.

-Ten years(!)

I would probably go with proton cos I think neutron is a neutral...

It doesn't, it's a negative.

Electron, I'm not sure, but I'm going with pro because it's,

er, pro, positive, kind of a guess on that one.

-So, shall we lock in proton?

-Yeah, I'll go with that.

OK, we're locking in proton.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

To protect £1,800, in column number one, is proton the right answer?

-Decimate!

-Ohhhh!

-Ohhhh!

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

-Electron?

-Electron!

It was in my head, it was either that one or that one,

-I was like, "Ooh, no."

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

Onwards and upwards. Four pass-backs, three overrules in play.

Here comes question number two.

I want to say Christine Lagarde,

but I'm going to pass back, if that's OK?

-OK, Brian, Claire, Sarah needs your help.

-Yep.

We, er, were just talking about it, and we would have...

Not 100% certain, but we would have said Christine Lagarde,

so I think we should lock that in, Shane.

OK, we're going to lock in Christine Lagarde to start Sarah's

journey across the Wall.

Let's light up column number two.

It's the right answer! Good teamwork, well done, team.

Right, column number three.

-One of those Brontes wrote that.

-I would have gone with Emily.

That's the name I had in my head before the others came up.

-Shall we lock in Emily?

-Yep.

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

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

(I don't think they've got a clue, Sarah.)

To light up column number three, to protect £1,800,

did Emily write the novel The Tenant Of Wildfell Hall?

Decimate!

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

-I would never have got it.

-No, me neither.

OK, we've lost column number three.

On the Wall is £14,400, still a lot of money.

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

Here comes question number four.

I really don't know. Erm...

-I'll go with Florence Welch.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK.

Let's lock in Florence Welch... BUZZER

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

-That's all right, if they know it.

-Straight in there. Brian, Claire.

Well, we think that, er...

Well, we know that Florence Welch is Florence and the Machine,

and she doesn't look very burlesque-y.

Erm, I don't know if Claire knows who Jess Glynne is,

but, er, Paloma Faith looks burlesque all over to us,

so we're going Paloma Faith.

-Yeah?

-What?

-SHANE LAUGHS

EXAGGERATED COCKNEY ACCENT: Brian says she looks all burlesque

-from 'ere, it's all right!

-Do I talk like that, Shane? Really?

We got Bob Hoskins at the back there, right!

Right, we're going to lock in, we're changing your answer from

Florence Welch - you've been overruled by your team-mates.

We're changing it to Paloma Faith.

If this is right, we protect column number four.

Did Paloma Faith used to be a burlesque performer

and a magician's assistant before finding fame as a singer?

-It's the right answer, well done.

-Thanks, team.

-Well done, team.

Right, we're back on track, here we go. Halfway mark. Question five.

I'm going to pass this back cos it's either beer or cider,

-and I don't think it's wine.

-Right, we're passing it back.

-I think I know this.

-Yeah?

Yeah, I think they're possibly types of hops,

so, er, cos I know they grow a lot of hops in Kent, with East Kent,

so that'll be beer, Shane, I think.

-You're the Campaign For Real Ale, aren't you, my love?

-Yeah.

I'm going to look stupid if I'm wrong, but hopefully...!

We're going to lock in beer.

If this is right, you protect £1,800 in column number five.

Good stuff! Well done, team. Here we go, onwards and upwards.

Question number six.

We have four pass-backs, two overrules still in play.

I'm going to go with 17, Shane.

-Straight in there, love. Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK.

-Yeah, cos it's... Yeah.

-OK.

Let's lock in 17.

No overrule from the team-mates. She sounded fairly confident.

You convinced me.

Is 17 the amount of stars on the flag of Brazil?

Decimate.

-27.

-You sounded so confident then, sure.

-Teams, you have any idea?

-No clue.

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

Yeah, it was 27. OK, we've lost column number six.

The Wall is now worth £12,600. Still a lot of money.

Question number seven.

I would have gone darts or snooker, but sports are really not my

thing, is it all right if I use a pass-back?

Of course you can, darling, it's your game.

-Brain, Claire, Sarah needs your help.

-Yeah, we know, we know.

-Snooker, Shane.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

We're going to lock in snooker to light up column number seven.

Judd Trump, snooker player.

Yes! Good stuff, team.

Now...12,600 on the Wall.

We have one pass-back, two overrules.

Brian is up next. Question number eight.

I've not heard of it. I don't know what fruit it is.

-But I'm going to guess Jakarta.

-Yeah?

Yeah, they can overrule if I'm wrong.

-It's just I think it's Jakarta.

-Yeah?

-I think.

-Are you sure?

-Lock it in, yeah.

-OK. We're not going to mess around here.

We're going to lock it in.

We've locked in Jakarta.

If this is right, we protect column number eight.

There's no overrule from your team-mates.

Column number eight, Jakarta.

Yes! Good stuff.

Well, this is turning into another good round, Sarah.

Column number nine, another £1,800.

Here it is.

Oh, I know this one!

Oh, you've got a big laugh on your face now. OK, is it...?

It's Lady And The Tramp. I watched it the other day

-with my little niece. She's two.

-Did you really?

-Yeah.

-Going to lock in Lady And The Tramp?

-Yeah, Lady And The Tramp.

Lady And The Tramp, column number nine.

Good stuff!

-Last and final question, to bring £12,600 into Round Three.

-Come on!

Bring that to the end game, it's over four grand each, guys.

Here comes your last and final question.

Um...

Don't think it's Switch House. I'd say either Pump House or Coal House.

I'm going to go with Coal House, and I'm going to lock that in,

cos if I'm wrong, they can overrule.

That's what they are there for.

-So I don't think it's Switch House.

-No?

-But Coal House, yeah.

-Right.

We are locking in Coal House.

There is no over...

BUZZER Oh, there is! Oh!

Very quickly there.

-What do you think, Claire?

-I don't think it's Coal House.

I'm going to go for Pump House. Are you happy with that?

-Oh, over the moon!

-SHANE LAUGHS

I think...I think it might be the Pump House.

Yeah, but Sarah thinks it's Coal House.

-I don't go to the Modern that often, so...

-Right.

Claire thinks it's Pump House.

We're changing your answer from Coal House to Pump House.

Was your team right to overrule you, to light up column

number ten, to protect £12,600?

Pump House, is that the extension to London's Tate Modern?

Decimate.

-If it's Coal House...

-Sorry!

The answer is...

-Oh, Switch House!

-Oh! Totally wrong.

-You're off the hook.

Give Sarah a big round of applause. Well done, Sarah.

-Thank you.

-Good stuff, darling.

-Go and join your team-mates.

-Sorry, hun.

INDISTINCT CHAT

Team, we are still in a great position.

We have managed to keep £10,800 on our Golden Wall, so well done.

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

And it's now going to look like this.

Look at that.

Each column is now worth £1,080. Brian, my man, you're up last.

The more columns you can keep in play, the more cash we're going to

bring through to the end game.

So, shall we look at the keywords?

OK, here they are. We have...

You all right there, Brian? SHANE LAUGHS

-It's mine to lose, isn't it?

-We're going to find out.

We need the help of Sarah and Claire to give you as much information

around those keywords as they can.

20 seconds, briefing starts now.

-Tell me Strictly.

-Strict Come Dancing, surely.

Tess Daly, is it?

-Tess Daly.

-Claudia Winkleman.

-Or there's Bruce Forsyth.

Salisbury Cathedral, perhaps.

Match Point, maybe something to do with tennis.

Oranges, you've got your Seville oranges, clementines...

Cities, I mean it could be anything, couldn't it?

Jehovah's Witness?

-They don't believe in blood transfusions.

-Yeah.

Oh, team, the time is up.

-Ready, Brian?

-Yeah.

It's your turn to step forward and face the Golden Wall.

You all right, buddy?

We have one pass-back, one overrule left in Round Three.

-OK.

-On the Wall, £10,800.

Here comes your first question, to protect £1,080.

You look like a man who drinks Earl Grey in the mornings.

I don't mind a cup of Earl Grey, Shane, you know.

I don't know. I'm looking at that and... Jaffa?

No, I don't think so.

Seville? Possibly.

Bergamot, I quite like the sound of that.

It sort of rings a bell for me.

I'm hoping the ladies behind me know better,

but I'm going to go bergamot.

OK, we're locking in bergamot orange.

There's no overrule from your team-mates. To light up column

number one, to start Brian's journey across our Wall,

is it the right answer?

Yes! Good stuff, Brian.

Column number two, to protect another £1,080.

OK, well, I think Hogarth did portraits,

Turner did seascapes,

Constable did landscapes.

Guessing Salisbury Cathedral is part of a landscape.

By process of elimination, be it right or wrong,

I would go for Constable.

I'd have you in my pub quiz every day of the week, you know that?

We're going to lock in John Constable.

Is he the British painter that painted Salisbury Cathedral?

Yes, he is.

Look at that, Bri. Right, we have one pass-back, one overrule in play.

Question number three.

-Um...

-If you get this one right, you're going to scare me.

Yeah, right, yeah.

I'm down with the kids, Shane, but not that far down,

do you know what I mean?

So I would have to say I want to pass that one back cos

I'm sure that my team will know that.

OK, we're passing it back to the ladies. Ladies, boyband member?

I'm relatively sure I know this.

Harry Judd has won it, but it was a few years ago, I think.

Jay McGuiness is, I think, who it was.

Yeah, we'll lock in Jay McGuiness, please, Shane.

Jay McGuiness we've locked in, from the band The Wanted.

Oh, thanks.

-Do remember that band?

-Oh, yeah(!) Got all their records, mate.

-Yeah, not a problem.

-It's the last of our pass-backs.

To light up column number three,

did Jay McGuiness win Strictly Come Dancing in 2015?

Yes, he did. Three in a row we've got.

-Now, unfortunately, Brian, we have no more pass-backs.

-OK.

But we've got one overrule left in the round. Question number four.

(I have an idea.)

I'm going to guess outside of the box and say China.

-Yeah?

-I don't like it, but I've got to say one of three.

-All right, buddy.

-So, China.

-We're going to lock in China.

BUZZER And it's an overrule,

a last overrule. Ladies.

I think it's Japan.

Because they're sort of the centre of the gaming industry, really.

-Cos you've got Nintendo, Atari...

-That's what I thought before...

-It came up, yeah.

-Right.

-We are changing Brian's answer, China, to Japan.

-Good.

The last of our overrules.

If this is right, we protect column number four and £1,080. Japan,

is that the correct answer?

Yes. Good use of the overrule.

-Right, with no more pass-backs and no more overrules.

-On me own now.

Question number five.

Oh...

I don't know any of them.

If I had to choose someone who sounds vaguely religious,

I'm going to go for Joseph Smith.

OK, let's lock in Joseph Smith.

Just throwing it out there.

To light up column number five, our halfway mark,

to protect £1,080,

is it a right answer?

-Decimate.

-Oh, rough.

I have no idea. The answer is...

All right, not to worry, Brian.

We've lost column number five. On the Wall is £9,720.

-To protect column number six.

-OK.

The furthest west - that's that way, isn't it?

That's... Ooph... Ha!

I don't know.

Um...

I'm clutching at straws, man. I would say...

Liverpool.

-Yeah?

-Oh, yeah.

-Let's lock in Liverpool.

They're all going no behind me, aren't they?

I can tell they are all shaking their heads. I can feel it.

Does Liverpool lie the furthest west?

Decimate.

-You know, I am... Girls, what did you think it was?

-Cardiff.

-Yeah.

Let's find out. The answer is...

-Wow.

-No idea then.

Right, the Wall is worth £8,640.

Here comes question number seven.

-Well, this one I am reasonably confident.

-OK.

-I think...

The first name that comes to mind before they came up was

John Redwood, and that would be my guess.

OK, we're locking in John Redwood. Sounds very confident.

I'm sorry, my answer, not my guess.

Your answer, your guess. Your answer is John Redwood.

We've locked it in now.

To light up - get us back on track - column number seven, John Redwood.

Yes! Good stuff, Brian.

Question number eight, to protect column number eight.

Again, I think Kipling was the most recent out of the three,

so it means it is either Thomas Hardy or WB Yeats.

-Thomas Hardy.

-Yeah? We've locked in Thomas Hardy,

to light up column number eight.

Decimate.

I'm sorry, mate.

The answer is...

Right.

Penultimate question. £7,560 on the Wall.

Come on, we're going to get back on track now, Brian.

-Yeah, let's do it.

-OK? Question number nine.

Scarlett Johansson.

No need to go through the other two.

OK. Let's lock in Scarlett Johansson.

Did she appear in Match Point, Scoop and Vicky Cristina Barcelona?

To light up column number nine...

Yes! Good stuff.

Right, our last and final question,

to bring £7,560 to our end game.

Here it comes, Brian.

Um...

It's probably to do with downloads now more than chart sales,

so I would... Again, sorry, girls, I'm guessing.

Friday.

-End of the week.

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

Column number ten.

Yes! Good stuff, Brian. Well played, mate.

-Go and join your team-mates.

-Cheers.

Good stuff.

Well done.

-Wow...

-Missed a few there.

Between you, as a team, you managed to keep £7,560 on the Golden Wall.

But now is the big moment.

It's 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, and it's now going to look like this.

There it is.

£7,560. Now, to leave with the cash,

you must work your way across the Wall one last time,

lighting up all ten columns.

The difference is now you're going to be up against the clock, and

we only have two minutes to do it.

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

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 rebuild the Wall and a team-mate will have to take over

from where you left off.

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

you're leaving with nothing.

So here are the all-important keywords.

And they are...

So, we have a big decision to make.

It's up to you guys who is going to face the Wall first.

-Not me.

-Do you want to go? I'll go first, I don't mind.

I can do, if you want me to.

-I think, cos I think you did the best out of all of us.

-OK.

-Just go quickly get them wrong quick.

-OK. Yeah, cool.

-I'll go first, Shane.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

All right then, Claire, the responsibility is down to you,

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

SHE EXHALES Claire, here we go.

Light up all ten columns within the time and yourself,

Brian and Sarah 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.

-OK.

Claire, good luck.

Battle. Words from

The Battle Hymn Of The Republic

appear in the title of

which John Steinbeck novel?

-Grapes Of Wrath.

-Correct.

Alice. Princess Alice was the third child

of which British monarch?

The Queen.

-Queen?

-Elizabeth.

-Queen Victoria.

A Town Like Alice is a novel by which novelist?

-Thomas Hardy.

-Nevil Shute.

In the sequel to Alice's Adventures In Wonderland,

what does Alice go through to enter a fantasy world?

-Looking glass.

-Correct. Harlem.

Who won a Golden Raspberry Award

for worst screenplay for his 1989 film Harlem Nights?

-Eddie Murphy.

-Correct. John Smith.

What was the name of the Native American princess

who saved the life of the English explorer

John Smith in 1607?

-Pocahontas.

-Correct.

Banks. At the time of the 1966 football World Cup,

goalkeeper Gordon Banks also played with which club?

-West Bromwich Albion.

-Leicester City.

The Grand Banks are on an area of shallow water

off the coast of Canada in which ocean?

-Pacific.

-Atlantic.

Julie Andrews plays the nanny to

Jane and Michael Banks in which Disney film?

-Mary Poppins.

-Correct. Drake.

Which single by Drake, released in April 2016,

was the UK number one for over three months?

-Bing.

-One Dance.

Which sport was being played by Sir Francis Drake when

he heard news of the Spanish Armada?

-Bowls.

-Correct.

Berry. Which famous record company was founded

by Berry Gordy in 1959?

-EMI.

-No, Motown.

Which berry named after the American lawyer who created

it is a hybrid between

a raspberry and a blackberry?

-Loganberry.

-Correct.

Hong Kong. Since 1976, Hong Kong has hosted

an annual tournament for which variant of rugby union?

-The sevens.

-Correct.

Ice. What is the real name of the rapper Vanilla Ice?

-Edwin something.

-No, Robert Van Winkle.

Ice Station Zebra is a thriller written by which author?

-Don't know.

-Alistair MacLean. In degrees Celsius, what is

the freezing point of water when it turns into ice?

-Zero.

-Correct. New.

Which city in New Mexico is the setting

for the TV series Breaking Bad?

-Albuquerque.

-Correct.

You've done it! CHEERING

You have done it!

Come on, you.

You flew through those!

Wow! Come in, guys.

We still had 24 seconds left on the clock.

You were flying through those.

-Well done, sweetheart.

-I can't believe it!

-You are a legend! Well done.

-You're a legend! Well done.

Take that out on the beat now.

-You'll tell everybody.

-Yeah, I think so.

Listen, can I say though, too, as a team, you played brilliant.

£2,520 each.

Not bad for an afternoon, is it, eh?

I'm definitely getting a holiday now.

Yeah, you can go on holiday now, can't you?

All right, 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. Goodbye. Well done, you.