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These people are amongst the greatest quiz players in Britain.

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Together they make up the Eggheads,

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arguably the most formidable quiz team in the country.

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The question is, can they be beaten?

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Welcome to Eggheads, the show where a team of five quiz challengers

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pit their wits against possibly the greatest quiz team in Britain.

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They are the Eggheads! And taking on the awesome might

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of our quiz Goliaths today are the Celts.

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This team of friends quiz together every week at their local,

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the Angel in Caerphilly, so let's meet them.

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Hi. I'm Steve. I'm 52, and I'm a window-blind manufacturer.

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Hi. I'm Andrew. I'm 48. I'm an electrical technician.

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Hi. I'm Steve. I'm 56, and I'm an engineer.

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Hi. I'm Brian. I'm 56, and I'm a civil servant.

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Hi. I'm Scott. I'm 46. I'm an electrician.

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Steve and team, welcome. Steve, just tell us why it's the Celts.

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Because there's three Welsh and two Scottish in the team.

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And which is which? The two Scots are on the end, Brian and Scott.

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Brian and Scott. OK, that's easy to remember. Yeah.

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Tell us about the quiz that you do. We've been quizzing for ten years

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in our local pub, the Angel in Caerphilly,

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and we're quite successful, winning once every couple of weeks.

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You break the subjects down? You know who does which subject?

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We all think we know everything, but we don't.

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OK. Good luck in this contest.

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Every day there is £1,000 of cash up for grabs for our challengers.

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If they fail to defeat the Eggheads, that rolls over to the next show.

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So, Celts, I can tell you that the Eggheads have won the last 14 games,

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which is good news for you,

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cos it means £15,000 says you can't beat them today.

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Do you want to crack on? We do. We do.

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First head-to-head battle is on the subject of Geography.

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So, which of you would like this? Who wants to go for Geography?

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Go on, Brian. You and Geography...

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Unless you want - Brian will be going for Geography.

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Brian. So, one of the Scots on Geography.

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OK. Against which Egghead, Brian?

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You've got the full complement here to choose from.

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Dave? Dave, yeah.

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We'll go for Dave, please. Tremendous Knowledge Dave.

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Tremendous Knowledge Dave on Geography against Brian,

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and just to ensure there's no conferring,

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would you please take your positions in the Question Room?

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OK, Brian. You ready for this one? I am, Jeremy.

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And Geography... I gather you got some interesting travel plans.

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Yeah. I've always wanted to go to the southern states of America,

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cos I like American music, country and blues and...

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visit Graceland and travel through Mississippi, that sort of thing.

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Well, I hope the southern states come up for you.

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Good luck, Dave, as well.

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Brian, you can choose the first or second set of questions.

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I'd like to go first, please, Jeremy.

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Good luck. What tree appears on the flag of the Pacific island of Guam?

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Right. I'm not familiar with the flag of Guam.

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Um... Looking at it logically,

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I think Guam is in the Pacific area, if I remember,

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but it's certainly somewhere, um...

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I think that might be too exotic to have oak trees

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or horse chestnut trees, so I would guess,

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and this is a pure guess, a palm tree.

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Spot-on, Brian. Well done. Palm tree it is.

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Tremendous Knowledge Dave, your question.

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What term is used to refer to towns

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where most residents travel to work elsewhere?

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Never heard of this phrase at all. It's a big gap...

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on the first question.

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Got to go dormitory towns, but I'm not really...

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um, sure about that at all, from the options,

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but dormitory towns.

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I'm pleased to report your teammates are nodding.

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It is dormitory towns. I've never heard the phrase at all.

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OK, Brian. Your question. Bugle, London Apprentice and Shop

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are villages in which English county?

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I've been to Cornwall quite a few times.

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We play golf down there quite a lot,

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and I've never seen these towns in Cornwall at all.

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Essex I've also been to, and never really come across them.

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Kent is a county I know very little about,

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um, so for that reason I'm going to go for Kent.

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It's wrong.

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It's Cornwall. Sorry.

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Dave, your question. The mountains called the Dinaric Alps

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roughly follow the east coast of which sea?

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It's not the Tasman Sea.

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Let me have a think.

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Could be wrong, but I'll go with the Adriatic Sea.

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Adriatic Sea is the right answer, Dave.

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So you need this one, Brian, and this is the question.

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It's about currencies. The nakfa is the currency

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of which African country?

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I think I can rule out, er, Tunisia

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because I've been to Tunisia,

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and I seem to remember it was dinars.

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So I'm between Uganda and Eritrea.

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Uganda, I think, at one time was a British colony,

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so, um...

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..maybe it would have a more familiar-sounding currency.

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So I'm going to take a guess, really, at Eritrea.

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Well done. You got it right. Yes!

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Well done, Brian. Nicely done.

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I'm sorry we couldn't get any southern states of the USA

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into your questions, but anyway, two out of three. Not bad.

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Dave, your question. The Ile d'Orleans bridge

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and the Laviolette bridge cross which river?

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Right. It's not the Tiber.

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Now, um, obviously the St Lawrence,

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looking at Quebec and those things,

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but could it be Mississippi, through the Creole ones there?

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Why is Mississippi there?

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HE SIGHS I said the St Lawrence there,

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but that's more Ottawa. I'm going to go Mississippi,

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but it's a bit... I could've double-bluffed myself,

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but Mississippi. I think the clue was in the pronunciation,

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cos Ile d'Orleans is probably not how they'd say it there.

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It is St Lawrence. Right. Fair play.

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Right. So, you're tied. We go to Sudden Death.

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Gets a bit harder, Brian. I don't give you alternatives.

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The Mexican resort of Cancun lies on the shore of which sea?

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It's either the Caribbean or the Gulf of Mexico.

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The Gulf isn't really a sea, so I'm going to say the Caribbean.

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Spot-on. Well done, Brian. Brilliant, Brian!

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So, pressure on Dave now with this question.

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If you get this wrong, you're out.

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Anxious Bay, Disaster Bay and Discovery Bay

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are features of which country?

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Mm. Again, I'm going one of two, but I'll go New Zealand.

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No, it's Australia. Well done, Brian! You're in the final round!

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Yes, Brian! On Geography,

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without even the benefit of a question about Elvis.

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Tremendous Knowledge Dave, sorry, you're out.

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Please, both of you, rejoin your teams.

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Brian, well done. Got some bad news.

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You are buying the round when you're next in the pub,

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but this has started well, guys. I'm not going to get carried away.

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So, the Celts have not lost a brain. The Eggheads have lost a brain.

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And the next subject for you is Science.

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Who's the scientist? Who wears the goggles? Andy?

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Andy, yeah. He's our science expert, Andy.

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OK, Andrew. Against which Egghead? Let's have a look.

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Who's not wearing a lab coat?

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I think I'll take... I think Daphne.

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Well done. Daphne.

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She surprises on Science occasionally, I must say.

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Quite extraordinary. Andrew from the Celts

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versus Daphne from the Eggheads on Science,

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and to ensure there's no conferring, please take your positions.

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Daphne, how are we on our science today?

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I'll let you know! SHE LAUGHS

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Cos I'm always amazed at you on science.

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You're brilliant. We're going back a few years, I imagine,

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to the science class.

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I only ever did two years at school,

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and that was botany and biology,

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so anything else I've had to learn since.

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So you sit at home learning the Periodic Table, do you?

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Gosh, no! Much better things to do. SHE LAUGHS

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You seem to know it, anyway. Good luck, Andrew.

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We'll see how she does here. Would you like to go first or second?

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I'd like to go first, please.

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Here we go. Good luck to the Celts.

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If a substance is described as aqueous,

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it has been dissolved in what, Andrew?

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Well, um...

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Due to the word "aqua" meaning water,

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um, I think I'll discount molten gold and oil,

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and I think I'll go for water as my answer, Jeremy.

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It has been dissolved in water. Quite right.

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Good stuff. Well done, Andrew!

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Daphne, which household pet has the scientific name

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Canis lupus familiaris?

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SHE LAUGHS

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I think that's a dog.

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Dog is correct there. Well done.

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OK. Over to you, Andrew. What type of creature is the basilisk,

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native to the Americas?

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Um, this is going to be an absolute guess,

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and I think I'll head for fish.

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Let's see if Daphne knows. Daphne? It's a lizard.

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Sorry, Andrew. It is a lizard. She's right. Oh!

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OK, Daphne.

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The radioactive isotope carbon 14 occurs naturally in the atmosphere

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primarily due to the effects of what?

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Well, all I know about it is

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that you can date things with it,

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so, um...

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SHE SIGHS

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Methane excretion?

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No, it's not methane excretion, Daphne. Sorry.

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Cosmic rays. Is it?

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Yeah, it's cosmic rays. She's let you off the hook, there, Andrew.

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Get this one right. Put some pressure on her.

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The Krebs cycle is a process

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by which living cells break down molecules

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in order to generate what?

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Oh, another one that, unfortunately,

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I'm going to have to guess at,

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and I think I'll go straight down the middle and say energy.

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You're nodding, Daphne.

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Is he right? That's what I'd have gone for.

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Yes. Energy is the right answer. Brilliant!

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OK, two out of three. It's a good contest, this, today!

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Right, Daphne. You're teetering.

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Little eggshell is showing a hairline crack, isn't it?

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You're out if you get this wrong.

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The American inventor Leonarde Keeler

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was instrumental in developing which of these in the 1920s and 1930s?

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Could you spell Keeler?

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K-E-E-L-E-R.

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SHE SIGHS

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Hasn't helped, I'm afraid. Um...

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Lie detector. Where did you get that from?

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The recess, that famous Daphne recess in the brain?

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It depends whether it's right or not.

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It's right. You've drawn level. Well done. We go to Sudden Death.

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Oh! That's what she does, Andrew.

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I don't know how she does it, but she does.

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A smiling assassin. Gets a bit harder now.

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I don't give you alternative answers.

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Which of Saturn's moons has a single colossal impact crater,

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and has been likened in appearance to the Death Star

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in the Star Wars series of films?

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Um, I don't even know the name of the moons of Saturn,

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so, um, I'm not even going to be able to give an answer to that one.

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I'm really sorry. Want to guess something?

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Er...

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No. Nothing coming to my mind at all. Sorry.

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Let me just try with Daphne, whether you know this one.

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Titan? No, Mimas. Oh, right!

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Mimas, M-I-M-A-S, is the answer.

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So, your question, Daphne, for the round.

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DY is the atomic symbol for which element of the Periodic Table,

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that derives its name from the Greek for "difficult to get at"?

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Oh, gosh. It's...

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Dys-... Oh, what is it?

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Um... Dysprosium?

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Your answer is... Dysprosium.

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Dysprosium is the correct answer!

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This is the lady who claims not to sit around

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reading the Periodic Table. It's number 66 in the Periodic Table.

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Very well done, Daphne! There we are, Andrew.

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She is rather good at dredging those strange facts up

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from her enormous brain. Daphne, you're in the final.

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Andrew, sorry. You've been knocked out.

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Both of you come back and rejoin your teams, and we'll play on.

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So, the Celts have now lost one brain. So have the Eggheads.

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Sport now for you. Sport is the next subject. Who wants this?

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I'll take Sport, please, Jeremy. OK. Steve on Sport

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against anyone but Dave or Daphne. I think I'll take on Chris.

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So it is Steve from the Celts versus Chris from the Eggheads.

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Please go to the Question Room now.

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OK, so we're on Sport, Steve. Do you like your sports?

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I love my sport, Jeremy. Chris, are you best on the big sports

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or the slightly more... You know me and sport, Jeremy.

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The weird stuff that nobody bothers with, I tend to know,

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but the big stuff that everybody else knows, I don't.

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We're set up for an interesting contest.

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Steve, do you want to go first or second? I'll go first, please.

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OK, let's see how you do. Good luck, you Celts.

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The Solheim Cup is a golf event for which competitors?

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Er, luckily I love golf.

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Don't think it's boys under 12,

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and I definitely don't think it's for men, cos it's the Ryder Cup.

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I'm going to go for women, Jeremy, please.

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Women is the right answer. Well done!

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OK, Chris.

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In baseball, what name is used for substitute batters?

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Ah! Yeah. Lurking in the dugout you will find pinch hitters.

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You're right. Tickle hitters would have been a Ken Dodd situation.

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Indeed.

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Pinch hitters is correct. Second question, Steve.

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The horse Frankel was retired in 2012 unbeaten

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after a run of how many victories?

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Luckily again, I know my horseracing.

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Definitely wasn't 21.

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I'm almost sure it's not seven.

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I'm sure it's 14. What a wonderful horse race he was.

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14 is quite right. Good stuff. Strong play!

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You're doing well.

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OK, Chris. Which country's Formula 1 Grand Prix

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is held at the Buddh International Circuit? Buddh is spelled B-U-D-D-H.

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The D-H ending, it doesn't sound very Hindi to me.

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Um...

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Singapore, don't think so.

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Or is it?

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No. I'll go with Malaysia, Jeremy.

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I see why you've said that. I can see Barry's also surprised.

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Barry? It's India.

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It's India. Malaysia is Sepang.

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Buddh is in India. Is it? Ah-hah! Ah-hah!

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So that means you could go through without getting another one right,

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but if you get this one right, you are through.

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Third question. At the 1948 Olympic Winter Games,

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Dick Button became the first man to complete which move in competition?

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Right. I don't know this answer.

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I think, as it's the Winter Olympics,

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ice-skating would definitely be in there.

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I'm going to guess, only because it's to do with ice-skating,

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the double axel, please, Jeremy.

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So, what was the sport, Eggheads? Ice-skating.

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You're quite right. And double axel was the answer, Steve.

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Well done. You're in the final round. Yes!

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And, er, yeah, very, very assured performance,

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if you don't mind me saying so. Didn't fall over on the ice.

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Chris, bad luck. You're knocked out. Sin bin for you.

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Both of you please come back and rejoin your teams.

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Well done, Steve! Thank you.

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You made light work of Chris, and not many do that.

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Just beginning to edge this contest, guys!

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There's a lot of money on the table, as well.

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The Celts have lost one brain and the Eggheads have lost two

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from the final round. The next subject is Film and Television,

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so which one of you would like this? Me.

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Steve? OK. Against which Egghead?

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It could be Kevin or Barry, one from either end.

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I'll take on Barry, please. OK. So, Steve from the Celts against Barry

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on Film and TV. Been watching lately, Barry?

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Yeah, quite a lot, actually. Set for a good contest here.

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To ensure there's no conferring, please go to the Question Room.

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Steve, would you like to go first or second? I'd like to go first.

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Good luck. In which TV series did Edward Woodward's character

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advertise his services via a newspaper ad

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which began, "Got a problem? Odds against you?"

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I remember watching this. It was in the '80s,

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and it was The Equalizer.

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Absolutely right. The Equalizer it was, yeah!

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OK, Barry.

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Samia Ghadie became famous playing what character in Coronation Street?

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Ah, she did fairly well last year in Dancing On Ice,

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and she plays a lovely hairdresser who's Maria Connor.

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You're a fan of Coronation Street, aren't you?

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Absolutely. One of the best shows on television ever.

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Maria Connor is the right answer. Well done. Steve, your question.

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George Kennedy played the role of Joe Patroni

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in which film and its sequels?

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I remember watching this one, and it's Airport.

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Straight on Airport, and you're quite right.

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It is Airport. Excellent.

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OK. Barry, Brain of Britain, your question.

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In which of Alfred Hitchcock's films

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did Martin Balsam appear as Milton Arbogast?

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Milton Arbogast...

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I don't think it was Psycho, and...

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I think it was Rod Taylor in The Birds.

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I don't remember that name in The Birds, with Tippi Hedren,

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which was a very scary film at the time,

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so I shall go, with not much confidence, by North By Northwest.

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I can see why you've done that, but the answer is Psycho.

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Oh! I'm a great Hitchcock fan, and I'm confused by this.

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Is he the boyfriend? Who is he? He's the detective

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who comes after Janet Leigh, and he gets murdered.

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He's the detective, who also gets murdered.

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Well, your team is doing well here, Steve!

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We're in the same situation that the other Steve was in just before,

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where if you get this one right, you're through.

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Who stars as Marylou in the 2012 film adaptation

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of Jack Kerouac's On The Road?

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I don't really have a clue about this one, so I'll have to guess.

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Um...

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I'll go Scarlett Johansson.

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Scarlett Johannson is wrong. It's Kristen Stewart.

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So Barry has a chance to come back in.

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Barry, your question. In 1949,

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which actress married Prince Aly Khan,

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the son of the Aga Khan?

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I'm pretty certain it wasn't Ginger Rogers.

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I don't think it was Myrna Loy. I think it was Rita Hayworth.

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Eggheads, is he right? Yeah. He is. Well done, Barry.

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Rita Hayworth is the correct answer.

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So, two points each, Steve. We go to Sudden Death.

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Some great rounds we're having in this contest.

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Which American comedian is the star of the films

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That's My Boy, Grown Ups

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and You Don't Mess With The Zohan?

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I think... I'm not sure. I'll have a guess. Adam Sandler?

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Adam Sandler is quite right.

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JEREMY LAUGHS Nicely done.

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I didn't think you were going to get that.

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OK, Barry. If you get this wrong, you're out.

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What was the name of the character played by Will Smith

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in the TV series The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air?

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Oh!

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I never watched a single episode of this.

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I really don't know this, cos, as I say, I never watched an episode.

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I'll try a punt. Douglas.

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You'll kick yourself when I tell you,

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because the answer to the question is Will Smith.

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HE LAUGHS

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I was toying with that, and I thought it couldn't possibly be that!

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So named to ensure fans never mixed his real name

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with his character. So Will Smith played Will Smith,

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and that means, Steve, well done!

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You're through to the final round.

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It's going really good for these Celts.

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You're very good quizzers, but can you take the money?

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Please come back and we'll play the final round.

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This is what we've been playing towards. It is the final round,

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which is General Knowledge. Those of you who lost your head-to-heads -

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here I look mainly at this side - won't be allowed to take part,

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so that is Andrew from the Celts

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and it is Dave, Chris and Barry from the Eggheads.

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Please leave the studio.

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So, Steve, Steve, Brian and Scott,

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you're playing to win the Celts £15,000.

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Kevin and Daphne, you're playing for something money can't buy -

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the Eggheads' reputation. I will ask each team three questions in turn.

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This time the questions are all general knowledge,

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and you are allowed to confer. So, Celts, the question is,

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are your four brains better than the Eggheads' two?

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Don't look worried! You're playing really well.

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Would you like to go first or second? We'll go first, Jeremy.

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Good luck to you all. Here we go. Final round.

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For what does the letter B stand in the name of the charity

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usually abbreviated to the RNIB?

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Blind. Blind. Definite? It's blind?

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You clear on that? Right. We'll go for blind?

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We'll go for blind. Blind is your answer.

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Blind is correct. Royal National Institute of.

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Kevin and Daphne, in law, what is the word for someone

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who contributes as an assistant to a felony?

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Accessory, yeah? Accessory. Yeah.

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Er, accessory, Jeremy. Accessory is the right answer.

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One each. Back to you.

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Which British folk-rock group took their name from that of a character

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in the traditional song Horkstow Grange?

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Steeleye Span. I think it's Steeleye Span.

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Fairport Convention not really a folk...

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THEY ALL CONFER QUIETLY

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There could be a character called Steeleye.

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Is that what we're going for? Steeleye Span? Yeah.

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Steeleye Span, we'll go for.

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The logic is great. It's the correct answer. Steeleye Span!

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All Around My Hat and all that stuff.

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They got you under a bit of pressure here, Eggs!

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Knocked out three of your teammates. Let's see if they can knock you out.

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"Ruff" and "finesse" are terms in which game?

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It's bridge, isn't it? Bridge, yes. Finesse.

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Yeah. Er, finesse certainly is a term used in bridge, so bridge.

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Bridge is correct. Two points each. Very tight. OK.

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Final round. £15,000.

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Get this one right and then all the pressure's on them,

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and you may not have to do any more.

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Which American magazine announced in October 2012

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that it was ceasing its printed version

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to become a digital-only publication?

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Oh! No idea.

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Any ideas? I don't know what Forbes is.

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Like a lifestyle magazine, Forbes, isn't it?

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I'm familiar with Time and Newsweek, but not Forbes.

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I think there was a documentary, a guy who used to work for them,

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and he was complaining that they were going digital.

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Did he work for Time magazine?

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I'm not sure.

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When I first saw them come up... Did you think Time?

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I've seen a documentary with Time, about a guy who, um...

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He was really upset about it. Go for that, then?

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Shall we go for that? Yeah. I don't know. What do you think?

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Well, it was my first thought. OK. Yeah.

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I've got nothing to justify that, but...

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OK. So we'll go Time, Jeremy.

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Time is an American magazine, but it's not the right answer.

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It's actually Newsweek.

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So if you get this right, you've taken the contest.

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Which London music venue was originally called Bechstein Hall,

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but was renamed during World War I?

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It's Wigmore. It's got to be the Wigmore, hasn't it?

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Definitely. Yes, because Bechstein sounded a bit too German,

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so we think it's Wigmore Hall.

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What took you to that one in particular?

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Cos it's the answer. We've both heard of it, so...

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You've both heard of it. Well, that would help.

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Oh, dear! They got it right!

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It is Wigmore Hall.

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And you were toe-to-toe with them through the whole contest,

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and you got it at the end. We do have to say, I'm afraid,

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congratulations, Eggheads. You have won.

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Steve and Steve and the Celts, you played a great game.

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Best we've seen for a while. Yeah. It's that wretched third question.

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We played well, but... Next time you're passing a newsstand...

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Oh, yeah! ..don't look!

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Don't look. The Eggheads have done what comes naturally to them,

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and their winning streak continues. You haven't won the £15,000.

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I'm sorry. So that money then rolls over to our next show.

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Eggheads, by which I mean Daphne and Kevin, congratulations.

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Who will beat you?

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Join us next time to see if a new team of challengers

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have the brains to defeat the Eggheads.

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£16,000 says they don't. Till then, goodbye.

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