Episode 77 Eggheads

These people are amongst the greatest quiz players in Britain.

Together, they make up the Eggheads,

arguably the most formidable quiz team in the country.

The question is -

can they be beaten?

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

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

They are the Eggheads.

Taking on the champions today are The Dude Abides.

This team of friends regularly quiz together

at various pubs in Edinburgh.

So, let's meet them.

Hi. I'm Malcolm and I'm a sales consultant.

Hi. I'm Lily and I'm an English student.

Hi. I'm Felicity and I'm a freelance costume designer.

Hi. I'm John and I'm a sales manager.

Hi. I'm Roderick and I'm a chartered accountant.

So, Malcolm, team, welcome.

-Good to see you.

-Thank you. Thank you. Hello.

Great phrase. We're always looking for good team names.

-This is a good one. Where is it from?

-It's from The Big Lebowski.

The Dude's the main character in The Big Lebowski

and we're big fans of the film, so we are.

The Dude lives, in a small way, through us. The Dude abides.

So, you quiz together? That's the key thing, right?

Yeah, very much.

Yeah, most of us quiz in the same team around Edinburgh

and Lily's my goddaughter, so she's quizzed occasionally with us

so we brought her up to join in the fun.

OK. Good luck. May the Dude abide today.

Every day, there's £1,000 worth of cash

up for grabs for our Challengers.

However, if they fail to defeat the Eggheads,

the prize money rolls over to the next show.

So, Dude Abides,

what's happened is the Eggheads had a real car crash the other day.

They then just about picked themselves up in the last show.

Just. But it was hit and miss.

And they won the last show,

so that means £2,000 says you can't beat them today.

-Do you want to play for it?

-Absolutely.

-OK.

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

-So, who would like this? Which dude?

-Absolutely none of us.

-I think, um, John, I'm afraid.

-What we discussed, yeah?

-Yeah, I think so.

-I guess so. It's me. OK, guys? Me?

OK, John. Against which Egghead, John?

Free floor, John. Go mad, mate.

Give me some help, Malcolm.

-Um...

-Chris? Do you think Chris?

I think Chris has a degree in history.

-Chris.

-Chris, we think, at this end.

-That sounds fair enough to me.

-Chris?

-Yeah, give it a go.

-Chris, Jeremy.

-Yeah.

I can tell, Malcolm, you watch the show, don't you?

-Yeah, a little bit. A little bit. Yeah, I know.

-All right.

So, John from The Dude Abides versus The Big Lebowski over here.

-Yeah.

-Yeah? The Big Hughesie from Eggheads.

To ensure there's no conferring,

would you please take your positions in our Question Room?

So, before we get to History, musical history, John.

-You played with The Proclaimers?

-It's true.

I was at school with Craig and Charlie Reid

and whilst I was there,

I was in a band with them briefly, for about five minutes,

until they found out I was absolutely rubbish at the drums.

Well, I'm one who's rubbish at the drums as well,

so I can relate to that.

But they had the talent, did they? That amazing...

The harmonies.

Well, they were completely different in those days. We were a punk band.

They couldn't have been more different, really.

So, I had no real concept

that they would go on to achieve what they had.

I don't think The Proclaimers will come up in History,

-but let's hope.

-Shame.

-Would you like to go first or second?

-I think I'll go first, please.

And here we go.

At which battle did Horatio Nelson's ship fly the signal,

"England expects that every man will do his duty"?

Um, the flagship, that wasn't Copenhagen or the Nile.

That would be Trafalgar.

Trafalgar is the right answer. HE CHEERS

OK, Chris, your question.

Which ancient civilisation had a god called Horus

that was often depicted with the head of a falcon?

Horus was an Egyptian god, so it's Egyptian.

Egyptian is right, yeah.

John, Alfred the Great lost the Battle of Wilton to whom

in AD 871?

Well, Alfred the Great - Wessex.

Um, it wouldn't have been the Romans.

That's too late. It's too early for the Normans.

So, I think I'll go for the Danes.

It is the Danes. You're playing well.

Okey doke. Let's see how we go now.

Chris, which wife of Henry VIII

had first been married to his elder brother, Arthur?

That was Catherine of Aragon.

Catherine of Aragon is right.

OK, John, which country, aided by Germany,

fought against the Soviet Union between 1941 and 1944

in the so-called Continuation War?

I'm not entirely sure on that, but I...

Poland was overrun very quickly, as were the Netherlands

and there was a war.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's Finland.

-Finland is right. You're good.

-Well done, John.

I'm sensing we've got a team here, Eggs.

I can sense it.

-Chris, got to get this one right.

-Yeah.

What was the name of the fictional female worker

devised by the US government

to encourage women to work in manufacturing plants and factories

during World War II?

She was an idol on posters. It was Rosie the Riveter.

It was indeed Rosie the Riveter. Right up your street, that question.

So, both of you, three out of three.

Strong round so far on History

and, John, here we go. Sudden Death.

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

Who led the British forces to victory in the 1757 Battle of Plassey?

1757.

Um, I can only think...I can only guess Wolf, John.

-John Wolf.

-John Wolf - no. Robert Clive is the answer.

-OK.

So, Chris, your question. Get this right, you're in the final.

Which French name meaning pierced nose

was given to the Nimiipuu, the Native American tribe

that inhabited the area around the Snake River?

They were the Nez Perces - N-E-Z P-E-R-C-E accent.

-Yes.

-Nez Perce.

Wow. I looked at that question and I thought, "You won't get that"

and you surprised me and you did. And why would I be surprised?

You're an Egghead. Chris, well done.

You've taken the round on Sudden Death. Sorry, John.

You played very well there,

but you have been beaten and you are out of the contest.

Please, both of you, rejoin your team-mates.

So, as it stands, The Dude Abides have lost one brain

from the final round. The Eggheads have not lost a brain yet.

The next subject for you is Arts & Books.

Which Dude would like this?

-Lil, you all right?

-Yeah, I'll take it.

Lily? OK. Against which Egghead?

-Could I go against Barry, please?

-Fine.

-Barry loves Arts & Books.

-I do indeed.

-Yes.

We heard you were having a hard day, so we tried.

You can see him starting to tremble with excitement.

THEY LAUGH Lily from The Dude Abides

versus Barry from the Eggheads.

And please, both of you, go to the Question Room now.

OK, well, good luck in this, Lily. Arts & Books.

-Would you like to go first or second?

-I'd like to go first, please.

Here we go.

The Italian artist known as Titian was part of which artistic movement?

He's definitely not Art Deco.

I'm pretty sure he's not Expressionist.

-I'm going to say Renaissance.

-Renaissance is correct.

HE CHEERS Hey!

Barry, here's your first question.

Which of these writers was born in Dublin in 1854?

Oh, that's the wonderful Oscar Wilde.

It was indeed Oscar Wilde. Bless him.

Back to you, Lily.

"Things won are done, joy's soul lies in the doing"

is a line by which writer?

Um, I would guess, by the language, I could rule out DH Lawrence.

I'm going to go with William Shakespeare.

Yes, you are correct. It is William Shakespeare.

OK. Barry, your question.

Which artist, later to endure a stormy friendship with van Gogh,

was a stockbroker before he became a painter?

I believe that was Paul Gauguin.

Paul Gauguin is correct. Well done.

You're good on your Impressionists, I must say.

OK, Lily, your question for three out of three.

The 1986 film Stand By Me

was based on a short story entitled The Body by which author?

OK, this isn't really my area.

Um, I'm going to rule out JD Salinger.

Stephen King likes his The...noun sort of titles,

so I'm going to go with Stephen King.

Stephen King is correct.

HE CHEERS

OK, Barry, I can see you're looking nervous there.

HE CHUCKLES Barry's now worried.

He's on the cliff edge now.

Lily has three out of three. Can Barry keep up?

Johnny Rooster Byron is a character

in which award-winning play by Jez Butterworth?

Ooh, you've got me on this one.

Never heard of the playwright. I'm not quite sure of the play.

Something is ringing at the back of my skull

to say it might be The River, but I'm not sure.

But I'll go for that anyway.

Played by Mark Rylance. Anyone know here?

-It's Jerusalem.

-Jerusalem.

-It was a huge success for Mark Rylance.

-Yeah.

Not a breakthrough thing, but it was a massive thing for him.

Jerusalem's the answer, Barry. Been knocked out. Well done, Lily.

-Well beaten.

-Yay!

So, you're in the final round and Barry has gone.

As he says, well beaten. Please come back to us. We'll play on.

So, as it stands, The Dude Abides have lost one brain

from the final round.

The Eggheads have lost a brain as well. Knocked out by Lily.

And the next subject is Sport.

Which wants this?

-Felicity, do you want Sport?

-THEY LAUGH

-Are you sure?

-Absolutely sure.

-You can take that one if you like.

-THEY LAUGH

-OK, I'll do Sport, please.

-It's you, Malcolm.

You're saving Roderick at the end.

-You're very quiet down there, Roderick.

-I'm keeping my powder dry.

What are your strong subjects?

-Possibly science.

-Science? OK.

So, Malcolm on Sport against which Egghead?

Um, I'll try CJ, please, if I can.

There's a clamour for CJ recently. A lot of people are wanting to...

-What do you mean recently? Forever!

-Yes.

It's the shirt. It's the shirt that does it.

The shirt has turned up, I must say, recently.

Malcolm from The Dude Abides versus our own CJ from the Eggheads.

Please go to the Question Room now.

So, Malcolm, you've got to tell us the story

about your mum's birthday cake.

-All right. If I have to.

-You've got to.

Yeah, I was working abroad actually in Germany for a little bit

and my mother decided - it was my birthday -

she'd send me a little bit of cake.

Wrapped it up in tinfoil, mailed it to me in Germany.

It was intercepted by the German police,

tested for hashish,

showed as positive for hashish and I was...

My room was searched and I was called in by the German drug squad

so they could investigate what my mother was up to.

Sales at the church sale of work rocketed on the back of this news.

-JEREMY LAUGHS Yeah.

-And then it turned out,

actually, the test - chemistry test on the cake -

was surprisingly inaccurate

and, in fact, my mother is not a major drug smuggler.

What, so, she was thinking,

"What on earth did I put in that cake?"

Yeah, it was highly entertaining, but terrifying at the time.

I had no idea what it was until they produced the package

with my mother's handwriting on it,

whereupon I started laughing at the German drug squad.

THEY LAUGH OK. Well, good.

It may be cake-fuelled for this round. Maybe that'll help.

So, we're on Sport and would you like to go first or second, Malcolm?

First, please.

Here's your first question.

Golfers who suffer from a condition called the yips

are most likely to experience it when playing which type of shot?

I do play golf spectacularly badly.

I slice drives and muff bunker shots,

but you get the yips when you're putting,

so I'll say putt, please.

Putting is quite right. Well done.

CJ, what is the term for a basketball shot

in which the player pushes the ball through the basket

from above the level of the ring?

Um, I think this is sometimes prefaced by the word slam

for a dunk.

Dunk. Slam dunk. Well done.

Back to you, Malcolm.

The Colombian striker Radamel Falcao

joined which Premier League football team on loan

in September 2014?

Um, I believe we actually use the same hairstylist.

It's Manchester United.

JEREMY CHUCKLES Manchester United is correct.

OK, over to you, CJ.

The cricketer Makhaya Ntini,

who took 390 test match wickets, was born in which country?

Ntini is N-T-I-N-I.

Well, all I've got to go on here is the language.

Um, the language, to me, sounds more South African than the other two.

Sri Lanka's thrown me a bit, but purely on the language,

specifically of the surname, I'll try South Africa.

South Africa is the right answer. Tight play on both sides now.

Malcolm, back to you.

The boxer Roberto Duran,

a world champion at four different weights,

was born in 1951 in which country?

(Or Panama.)

I'll go for Mexico, but it's...

I'm not sure at all.

-Do your team-mates know? Anyone?

-We believe it's Panama.

Panama is the answer. So, two out of three.

OK, CJ, you have a chance to take the round now.

In 1958, which cyclist became the first British rider

to win a stage of the Tour de France?

I've never heard the name Brian Robinson

and I've never heard the name Barry Hoban.

I believe I've heard the name Tommy Simpson.

For some reason, I'm a bit torn with Robinson,

but I've got nothing to go on.

I'll try Tommy Simpson.

Brian Robinson is the right answer, so you've also got two out of three.

So, Malcolm, a bit of a let off there.

Once again, we go to Sudden Death.

Which professional darts player is nicknamed Silverback?

The only darts players I know are by their nicknames.

So, Steve Wright is Snakebite. It's Phil The Power Taylor.

So, I know it's neither of them.

I can't even think of a current darts player.

We'll say Eric Bristow came back

and took a new nickname other than The Crafty Cockney. Eric Bristow.

He's a hairy, powerfully-built man, apparently.

Tony O'Shea is known as Silverback. Silverback O'Shea.

If you get this right, CJ, you will be in the final.

Which British driver won the World Formula One title

in 1969, 1971 and 1973?

Well, a British three-time Formula One world champion

-would lead me to Jackie Stewart.

-Jackie Stewart is the right answer.

Well done, CG. You're in the final. Malcolm, sorry.

It was that wretched darts player.

So, 180 for CJ there.

So, CJ will be in the final.

Please, both of you, rejoin your teams.

So, another little knock for The Dude Abides

and you've lost two brains now,

including the skipper, from the final round.

The Eggheads have still lost the one,

but there's plenty of time and you can do it, no question.

The next subject is Film & TV.

The last one before the final. Who wants this?

-Felicity.

-I think you're up, Felicity.

-I think it'll be me.

-Felicity? All right.

OK, Felicity on Film & TV against which Egghead?

And it can be Pat or Lisa.

Yeah, I think it's going to be tough either way, but we'll go for Lisa.

-OK. Felicity from The Dude Abides. Lisa from the Eggheads.

-Yes!

-THEY LAUGH

-No, honestly, I never - never -

get to play Film & Television, so I don't care what the outcome is.

I don't care if Felicity pounds me into the ground.

-I'm playing a Film & Television round. That's all I want.

-OK.

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

Film & TV, Felicity. Would you like to go first or second?

I'll take first, please, Jeremy.

Here we go.

What breed of dog was Eddie in the TV comedy series Frasier?

Um, I remember he's quite a small dog.

I think he was a Jack Russell.

Jack Russell is correct.

Well done.

Over to you, Lisa Thiel.

Which of these Blue Peter presenters made a five-mile

free fall parachute jump for the programme?

See, the one the was sort of known for the free fall parachute jumping

was Janet Ellis, but quite clearly, not an option.

Something is sort of nagging in my head at Valerie Singleton.

I don't know why cos it seems a sort of slightly ludicrous option.

I don't know why Valerie Singleton is nagging at me,

but I'll say Valerie Singleton.

Yeah, it wasn't Val.

-That's all right.

-It was the great Noakes.

-It was? Wow. There you go.

-Yeah, it was.

-OK, well, this is handy, Felicity.

-Yeah.

Which veteran newsreader and war reporter took part in

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! in 2014?

I really don't have a clue on that one, I'm afraid.

I'm being drawn towards John Simpson.

I don't know why, but I'll go with John Simpson.

-No, no. It was Michael Buerk.

-Oh.

-OK.

Ooh, we've got a Felicity question here for Lisa.

The actress Felicity Jones appeared in which of these films?

I think she played Stephen Hawking's first wife, Jane,

-in The Theory Of Everything.

-She did and did it brilliantly.

The Theory Of Everything is correct.

-OK, other Felicity.

-Yes.

-Third question for you now.

What is the name of the ridge on which the world-famous Hollywood sign

is located in Los Angeles?

I don't really have any kind of way to narrow it down

so I'm just going to go right down the middle

-and go for Mount Lee.

-Mount Lee is right.

JEREMY LAUGHS

OK. So, you got two out of three. Let's see if Lisa can as well.

If you get this wrong, Lisa, you're going to be out.

Who played the Coronation Street character Leonard Swindley

in the 1960s?

Oh, where, where is Barry when you need him?

Barry, of course, is in the studio and I am here.

I have a vague recollection that John Le Whatsit was in Corrie.

But I don't know why I think that.

Now, this is dangerous cos I had the same thing with the first question.

No, on the basis that it is wrong to change your first instinct

because then you can't blame yourself

for changing your first instinct -

you can only blame yourself for being a wally -

I will go for John Le Mesurier.

I'm afraid it's head in hands at this end of the studio.

-That's all right.

-Sorry, Lisa.

-Barry, tell us the story.

-It's Arthur Lowe.

-Arthur Lowe it is.

That's good for you, Felicity. Well done.

You've won the round against Lisa.

We sit in a very, very interesting position for the final,

so come back to us and we'll play it.

What a contest. This is what we've been playing towards.

It is time for our final round.

It's always General Knowledge, of course,

but those of you who lost your head-to-heads

won't be allowed to take part in this round.

So, it's Malcolm and John from The Dude Abides

and Barry and Lisa from the Eggheads.

You're not going to be abiding any more.

Please leave the studio.

Lily, Felicity and Roderick,

you're playing to win The Dude Abides £2,000.

Chris, CJ and Pat,

you're playing to get the Eggheads back on the road

after an awkward few games.

So, as usual, I will ask you three questions in turn.

This time, the questions are all General Knowledge.

You are allowed to confer, OK?

So, Dude Abides, the question is are your three brains better

than the Eggheads' three over here?

You've certainly ripped into them. Let's see what you can do now.

-Do you want to go first or second?

-First, please.

OK, straight off the blocks. First question.

What term is traditionally used for a single diamond set alone in a ring?

-Solitaire.

-I think it's solitaire.

-OK.

-It's not a trick question or anything.

-Don't think so.

-No, it's definitely not a singleton.

-OK. Are we ready?

We've rejected two of the answers and we think it's solitaire.

Solitaire is the right answer.

Eggheads, what is the colour of the inner petals of a Tudor rose?

Well, it's the combination of the two roses

from the War of the Roses - white of York and red of Lancashire.

-Well, it's not yellow or pink.

-No.

Well, unless white and red make pink? But no.

-No, it's got to be separate colours.

-It's white. Yeah, yeah.

-We're going to say white, Jeremy.

-White is the right answer.

Back to you.

In the abbreviation ATF for the US law enforcement agency,

what does the letter A stand for?

I'm not familiar with it.

I think it's alcohol,

tobacco and firearms.

-Oh, that would make sense.

-Does that make sense?

Kind of one of these agencies that you see on, like, crime dramas.

-Yeah. I think alcohol sounds like a good idea.

-Yeah.

-Are we OK with alcohol?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

After discussion, we've decided on alcohol.

Alcohol is the right answer.

Two to them and one to you, Eggheads, if you can catch up.

The city of Palo Alto, home to many technology companies,

is located in which US state?

-It's got to be Silicon Valley.

-California, isn't it?

-Yeah.

-Palo Alto?

-Yeah, that's where it is.

-There's no Palo Alto in New York.

There's a famous tree there, I think.

-Yeah, OK.

-That's why it's Palo Alto.

-The Joshua tree or whatever.

It's a very famous tech centre in California.

California is correct.

OK, two each. Tied here.

£2,000, we're playing for.

Maybe one question away from it. Get this right, they could just fold.

Maggie Smith married which actor in 1967?

Any thoughts?

-Um...

-None of the names are familiar to me.

I'm pretty sure that Robert Stephens

was married to a British theatrical dame.

-I don't know which one it was.

-OK.

-Shall we give it a shot?

-Are we happy with Robert Stephens?

-Yeah.

We've decided on Robert Stephens.

Robert Stephens is the right answer. Well done. Well done indeed.

Cos their son is the actor Toby Stephens.

Oh, OK. Thank you.

Your third question. Get this wrong, the contest is over.

Which chemical element has the atomic number 35

and a name derived from the Greek for stink or stench?

-Bromine.

-Mm-hm. Mm-hm.

-It's bromine.

-Bromine's 35, isn't it?

-Yeah.

-Arsenic's 33 and chlorine's much, much higher up.

-It's higher, yeah.

-It's bromine, yeah.

-That's bromine.

Bromine is the correct answer.

So, you've got three each. Very, very tight, this.

Three of you on each team and three correct answers each

and now we go to Sudden Death and it gets a bit harder

cos I don't give you alternatives. So, here we go. Good luck, Dudes.

Auguste, whiteface and hobo

are all types of what kind of entertainer?

-I would have thought clown.

-Yeah, you were thinking clown.

-Well, whiteface.

-Whiteface and hobo.

-Like Charlie Chaplin was...

Yeah. I've never heard of auguste. What's your theatrical...?

I think that... Yeah, I think that sounds right.

-We've settled on clown.

-Clown is correct.

Eggheads, which brother and sister from a Brothers Grimm fairytale

come across an edible house belonging to a witch?

-Shall we go for Hansel and Gretel, then?

-Hansel and Gretel.

That's Hansel and Gretel.

Hansel and Gretel it is.

Back to you. Sudden Death.

In April 1888, Winston Churchill became a student at which school?

-It's Harrow.

-Yes?

-It is.

We believe that the answer is Harrow.

Harrow is correct.

Doing well here. Sudden Death, we're on.

Eggheads, which cartoon strip character

who first appeared in 1950 pined for the Little Red-Haired Girl?

-That's Charlie Brown.

-Charlie Brown. Charlie Brown definitely.

-And that's the name of the strip, yeah?

-Peanuts.

No. You want the character?

-Which cartoon strip character...?

-He wants Charlie Brown.

The Little Red-Haired Girl is the one who has written to him,

-but we never see her.

-OK. That's Charlie Brown.

Charlie Brown is right.

Challengers, the historic fortress of Masada is in which country?

-Could you spell the fortress, please?

-M-A-S-A-D-A.

-It means nothing to me.

-Well, there's one in...

There's one in Israel, but I thought it had two Ss.

-With a similar name or you think...?

-I'm not sure about the spelling.

-I'm not sure of my own spelling.

-But pronounced...?

-Did you think it was called Masada?

-Masada, yes.

They were surrounded by the Romans and rather than surrender,

they all committed suicide.

Could we have the question one more time, please?

The historic fortress of Masada is in which country?

-Any alternatives?

-No.

-Nothing from me, sorry.

-I think just go with that.

-We'll just go for Israel.

-Israel is correct.

-Oh!

-Thank you.

Eggheads, which influential 1970 film

directed by Nicolas Roeg and Donald Cammell

stars Mick Jagger as a rock musician named Turner?

-Performance?

-Performance?

-Yeah. That's Nick Roeg, isn't it?

The only other Jagger film was the old Billy the Kid thing.

-It's not that.

-No.

-No.

-Performance?

-Yeah.

-Nick Roeg did Performance, so...

And it's kind of a cult thing, isn't it?

-Yeah, yeah.

-OK. We're going to say Performance.

Performance is correct.

Over to you, Challengers.

The former UN secretary-general Javier Perez de Cuellar

was born in which country?

-Does the name suggest it's some...? Javier Perez?

-Javier.

-It's obviously somewhere Spanish-speaking.

-Yeah.

And it's got to be one of the small countries.

Why do you think that?

-Well, cos they usually go for not in the big power blocs.

-OK.

Bolivia or somewhere like...?

-Could you repeat his name?

-Yeah.

The former UN secretary-general Javier Perez de Cuellar

was born in which country?

-Got to be a South American country.

-Yes.

Bolivia. Could be Chile. Could be Paraguay.

-Well, you know, there's a dozen to choose from.

-Spanish-speaking.

Let's just go for Chile.

Are you changing from Bolivia for any reason or...?

-No, no reason.

-SHE LAUGHS NERVOUSLY

Have you any...?

No. Over to you.

-We're going to say Chile.

-Chile is your answer.

He served from 1982 to 1991.

-Do you know?

-Next door.

-Peru.

-Peru!

You were certainly absolutely relentlessly zoning in on it,

but not there. Not there.

Oh, dear, Challengers.

You've played so brilliantly,

but the Eggheads can now take the contest with one answer.

The institution known by the initials QUB

is the Queen's University in which UK city?

-Got to go for Belfast.

-We think that's Belfast.

Have you got it right?

If you have, the contest is over. If not, we play on.

They've taken you round the houses here today, Eggheads,

but you are correct.

The answer is Belfast and we say congratulations, Eggheads.

You have won.

Oh, the dastardly Perez de Cuellar in Peru!

And you were close. You were so close.

Yes, you look relieved.

When we are that relieved to win, it's a compliment to the other team.

-Thank you.

-Good quizzers on this side.

And they took two Eggheads out along the way too.

So, commiserations to The Dude Abides, with the great team name.

The Eggheads have done what comes naturally to them,

although they had to sweat today. They do reign supreme over quiz land

and the jackpot is starting to build up again.

You won't be going home with the £2,000.

We will take the money and roll it over to our next show.

Will it be as fun as this one? We'll see. Congratulations, Eggheads.

See what happens next time.

Join us to see if a new team of Challengers

have the brains to defeat them.

£3,000 says they don't. Till then, goodbye.