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This is the Letterbox,

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a state of the art safe locked by an elusive eight-letter password.

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We've actually got one at home, we use ours as a bread bin.

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Welcome to Letterbox.

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APPLAUSE

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Hello and welcome to Letterbox,

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the show that's all about cracking passwords.

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Let's meet our first two pairs

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hoping to get their hands on the cash.

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Carey and Louisa. Welcome to the show.

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-Lovely to see you.

-Thank you.

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Now, what's the connection between...between you two?

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This is my wonderful daughter.

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-Aww.

-She is absolutely beautiful, love her to bits.

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She's also my best friend.

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Aww, Carey.

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I'm welling already...

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Stop it, we've only just started the show.

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We can't be brimming at the top of the show.

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How lovely. And, Louisa, what have you got to say about Carey?

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Well, this is my dad. And I love him very much, too.

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-Aww. ALL:

-Aww!

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Now, they're up against Cormac and Greg. Lovely to see you, lads.

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APPLAUSE

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-Now, Greg, what do you do?

-I work for a speedboat tour company.

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Do you do the old one hand?

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-I love that.

-Generally, I just stand at the back and wave a little bit.

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Oh, so you don't... You do none of that.

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-Just a bit of this.

-How...

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Did you get to know each other through boats, or...?

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No, we've known each other for a decade or so now,

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we met when I was at university and...

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Did you have some right royal good times at uni?

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-I bet you did.

-Yes, yes.

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Yes. A lot of that.

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-Not yet.

-In my day, that.

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And blowing of whistles.

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Yes. Yes, lots of whistles.

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Anyway, listen, come on.

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We need to play this game, don't we?

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-We do.

-We do. We want to.

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Now, Cormac and Greg, who's going to be playing first?

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-I'm going to be playing first.

-OK. Greg, you're up first.

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-And, Carey and Louisa, who's going first?

-My dad.

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Aww, Dad's going first.

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OK, lovely. Please take your positions.

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Let's play!

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APPLAUSE

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I don't...I don't know why, but that shirt just makes me

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want to dance around you, Carey.

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-Around you.

-Most of my friends go yuck at it, I'm afraid, but...

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Stop, it's a great shirt.

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-Thank you.

-Now, here's your first password, have a look at this.

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Right... Eight-letter password.

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We're going to give you a hint.

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What's the hint? Song title.

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Tossed a coin backstage, Carey, you're going to go first.

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-Yes.

-Can I have your first letter, please?

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-OK...

-Good luck.

-I think I'll go for a vowel to start with.

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OK. And I'll try an A.

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An A. Have we got an A?

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Oh. Right, Greg, straight to you.

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Can I go for an E?

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Of course you can. Course you can, Greg.

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Have we got...? Oh, well done, well done.

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-So, we're still with you, Greg.

-Could I go for a T?

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T. Absolutely.

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Are you in there? Yes!

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-Got any thoughts, Greg?

-Um, could I go for an R?

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An R? You certainly can.

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An R.

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Wow!

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-Could I go for an H?

-Yes, you can.

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Sorry, I was so busy playing the game I forgot about you entirely.

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I do apologise for that. H.

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Right. OK.

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Yes, Greg, come on, come on!

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Could I go for an I?

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Absolutely. Let's see if there's an I.

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Yeah, lovely. And...

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-..any other letters?

-Can I have an L, please?

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L, absolutely.

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APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

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The signature Thriller dance manoeuvre, yeah?

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Go with me, please, somebody, on this.

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Thanks, Louisa, thank you very much for backing me up.

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Listen, Greg, well done.

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-Thank you.

-First password cracked.

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Instantly. Thriller.

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Now, as you know, there are 26 letters in the alphabet.

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They're all hidden here in our Letterbox.

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The eight red ones spell out the final password

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that will unlock the box.

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That leaves 18 mystery letters for you two to choose from.

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So, as a reward, you can take two, because you've cracked a password.

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So...

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Take two.

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Good. Decisive hand manoeuvre there.

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Lovely.

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Nice. Nicely done.

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So, Greg, you know that those two letters are not going to feature

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in the final password, OK.

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It's now time to play password two.

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APPLAUSE

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Now, Cormac, you are 1-0 up, OK,

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so if you crack this next password

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you and Greggers are straight through.

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Greggers is definitely a new nickname.

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Greggers, I don't think, yeah...

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He is a Greggers, isn't he?

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Yeah, I feel like we've missed that all these years.

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Now, Louisa...

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-..you need to crack this password.

-I know I do, yeah.

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Otherwise you know what.

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-I'll be in trouble.

-You'll be in troubs.

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Now, here is our second password.

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Have a look at this.

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Five letters.

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And what is your hint going to be?

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It's a country. Right.

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Good luck to all concerned.

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Right, now, Louisa, your team went first last time,

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so, Cormac, over to you.

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First letter, please.

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I will go for an E, please.

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An E. Let's see if there's an E in this country.

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No, no E. Louisa, over to you.

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I'm going to go with, erm...

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-..a C, please.

-A C?

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Interesting. Let's have a look.

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No C either.

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Right. Cormac, back to you.

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Erm... I'm going to go for an A, please.

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An A. A good, sound choice. Let's see if there's an A.

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Ohh! Two out of the five.

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That's got to be a big help.

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-What are you thinking, Cormac?

-I'll go for an M.

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-Was that an M?

-For mother.

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M for mother.

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No. Louisa.

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OK, can I go with an H, please?

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-H.

-Please.

-Yeah, let's have a look.

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LOUISA GROANS

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Can I go for a...

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-..J, please?

-Yeah.

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Let's see if there's a J.

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That is tricky! Louisa.

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-S.

-S.

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Let's see if there is an S in this country.

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No. Cormac.

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I'm going to go for T, please.

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T.

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Got a T?

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Yes!

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I feel like I should know it, but I don't.

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Oh, no!

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I'll go for an O, please.

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Let's see if we've got an O.

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No O. OK, Louisa, what do you think?

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I... I really have not got a clue, I'm really, really stumped.

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I'm going to go with a D.

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A D.

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Let's have a look and see if there is a D.

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No, there's no D.

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Can I go for an N for November?

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Let's have a look.

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-No.

-Kicking K.

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Kicking K.

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-Yeah.

-Have we got a kicking K?

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-Cormac?

-Could I go for an R, please, for rabbit?

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An R?

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-Good.

-And I'll follow with a Q.

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A Q.

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Let's see...

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Wow. Listen, you steamed through that second password, which was,

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of course, Qatar.

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Qatar. Obviously. Not catarrh.

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Catarrh is what you cough up, isn't it?

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LAUGHTER It's Qatar, yes.

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I think it's Qatar. Anyway.

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By cracking two of those passwords

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that also means that you're through to the semifinals.

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Congratulations to you and Greg.

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Come on in.

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In you come.

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And, once again, as a little reward for getting the password,

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you get to choose two more letters. Not the red ones, please.

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I will take these two.

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Nicely done.

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Oh, Carey and Louisa, too short a time.

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-Too short...

-Wrong questions.

-Yeah, if it had been the other way around.

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-We'd have got them.

-That's the way it goes.

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Thank you so much for playing, it's been lovely.

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APPLAUSE

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Well done, guys.

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Now, little tower of letters there.

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Four letters that you know are not going to be in the final password,

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so keep them safe and we'll see you in the semifinal.

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But now it's time to meet our next contestants in heat two.

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APPLAUSE

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Hello and welcome, Emma and Jo.

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-Hiya.

-Hello.

-Welcome, lovely to see you, ladies.

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Lovely hairdos, the both of you.

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-Thank you.

-How did you two meet?

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This is my mum. No, no, it's not.

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We met at a swimming pool.

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We both have two children and they swim together in lessons.

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When you're a parent sitting by the pool, very hot, isn't it?

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Oh, very, very hot.

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-Definitely.

-I always got very stressed and hot,

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and I had to take off layers, it was a bit unfortunate.

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-Yeah, it does get...

-I never made any friends.

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-We're very lucky we have each other.

-I know, that's a very unusual place

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-to make a really good friend.

-Yeah.

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-But it's lovely to have you on the show.

-Thank you.

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Thank you so much, Emma and Jo.

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Now, you'll want to know who you're up against as well.

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Here they are, they're up against Georgia and Janet.

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Hello.

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Georgia and Jan, I should say.

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Oh, pesky Jan.

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Now, did you also meet at a swimming pool?

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-No.

-Surprisingly not.

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How did you two meet?

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Well, Georgia's my great-niece.

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Do you see...do you see a lot of each other?

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Erm... I mean, I don't see... Well, I'm at uni anyway,

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so, when I'm home, we do.

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We love their parties.

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Oh, Jan, do you crash the old student partays?

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Is Jan always the last to leave the old party?

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I'm... No, I'm normally asleep.

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It's really nice to have you on the show, welcome to Letterbox.

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Now, remember, whoever cracks the most passwords

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will be going through to play Cormac and Greg in the semifinal.

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Now, Emma and Jo, who's going to be playing first?

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-I'm playing first.

-Emma is going first, lovely.

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Georgia and Jan, who's up first?

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-Georgia, lovely.

-Me.

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So, take your positions, please. Let's play!

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APPLAUSE

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Righty ho, here is that first password.

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Here we go, what have we got?

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It's a six-letter word.

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We're going to give you a little hint.

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Human body.

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Okey-dokes.

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Right. We tossed a coin backstage.

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-Emma, you're going to go first, aren't you?

-Yes.

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So, can I have your first letter, please?

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Yeah, OK. I think, I think it's always best to start

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with the most common,

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so I'm going to start with an E, please.

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-E.

-Yes, please.

-Let's have a little look.

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Well done, paid off.

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-Paid off.

-OK.

-Still with you, Emma.

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There's got to be another vowel, I think, but I'm going to,

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I'm going to go with a common letter again, I'm going to say, erm, T,

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-please.

-A T.

-Yes, please.

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OK. Have we got a T?

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No. OK. Over to you, Georgia.

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Can I go for R?

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-R, OK.

-R.

-OK, you want to go for R.

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No. Oh, dear.

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Don't worry, Emma, up to you now.

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I'm going to go S, please.

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-S?

-Yes, please.

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Yes, we do.

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OK.

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I'm going to go for...

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an N, please.

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N? N, N, N.

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-N for November.

-OK. Let's have a little look.

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No. No N.

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Right, back to you, Georgia.

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OK. I'm going to go for...

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-..H.

-Let's see if there's an H...

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No. OK.

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-Emma, back to you.

-Right.

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Erm... L, please.

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L? Have we got an L there?

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-Got to be.

-Got to be.

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-Oh - there is.

-Ooh...

-OK.

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Erm... Please may I put up a P?

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-A P?

-Yes, please.

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Yup. Let's see if there's a P...

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Right. Next letter, please, Emma.

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I will go for a V, please.

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A V?

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And the last letter...

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If I may put up there an I.

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-You may put up there whatever you want.

-Thank you.

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It's the old pelvis.

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Yep.

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Celebratory pelvis manoeuvre for that.

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-A little bit of wiggle.

-Little bit of wiggle

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for that first password, cracked. Well done!

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-Thank you.

-Now, as you know,

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every time you do crack a password you get two letters to choose from.

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-Yes, please.

-OK. Go for it, Emma.

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-I'm going to go for the middle one...

-OK.

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And I'm going to go for the middle one, please.

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Lovely. Thank you. Have a little look at those...

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Now - Emma and Jo have got the advantage,

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but, listen, Georgia, come on...

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-don't worry.

-I think I got that at the exact same time.

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I heard an intake of breath through the nostrils.

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I think you did. Listen - good luck.

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It's time to play password two.

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APPLAUSE

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Now, listen, Jo. You are 1-0 up, OK?

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So if you crack this next password

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you are straight through to the semifinal. Good.

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-Jan...

-Mm-hm.

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Listen. Look into my eyes.

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You have to crack this next password, OK?

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-I know.

-Yeah? Good luck, everybody.

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Here's the second password.

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Here we go. So, we are looking for...

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Ooh. Two little words, four each,

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and the hint for this password is...

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A book. OK?

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Now... Jan, your turn to go first.

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Can I have your first letter, please?

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Book. A book.

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-An H?

-Have we got an H in this book?

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No H. Right, Jo, what are you going to go for?

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Can I have an A, please, Mel?

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A? You certainly may.

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No As. Right, Jan, back to you.

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-E?

-E?

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-For egg.

-E for egg.

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Yes. Well done, Jan.

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So it stays with you, what are you going to go for?

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And M for mother.

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M for mother, let's have a little look...

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No M. Jo - back to you.

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Can I have a T, please, Mel?

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A T? Let's have a little shufti.

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No T. Jan.

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Can I have an L for Lima, please?

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L for Lima?

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Very correct. L for Lima.

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Lovely.

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Let's have a look...

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Yes. Ooh.

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Well done, then, Jan.

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-A W?

-W?

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Let's see.

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-W. Jo...?

-An S, please, Mel.

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S...

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No S.

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-Jan.

-A C, for Charlie?

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A C for Charlie.

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Nope. Jo?

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O, please, Mel.

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Have we got an O?

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Ooh, well done.

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Can I have a...

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-P, please, Mel?

-A P?

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Let's have a look.

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No. No P. Jan. What are you thinking?

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V, for victory?

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V for victory...

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No V. Mm. Jo...?

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R, please, Mel.

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R?

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Ah... Jo, still with you.

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-Er...

-A B, please, Mel.

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A B?

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A B in our bonnets.

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Emma will have.

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LAUGHTER

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-Jan?

-Erm, can I have an I, please?

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-An I?

-For Indigo.

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Yes, we do.

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Jan, still with you.

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Can I have a G for gorilla?

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A G for gorilla?

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-Yes.

-Yup.

-And...

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And can I have an N for Norman, please?

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-You most certainly can...

-Norman Bates!

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Norman Bates.

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Lovely. She's still laughing.

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N, for Norman Bates.

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One of the creepiest characters ever seen in a film.

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Love it.

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Yes!

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Now. Jan, you are not gone, girl,

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you are staying very much in the game

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because you just cracked that second password.

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So, listen, choose two letters from the Letterbox, please.

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Oh, she's getting close and personal.

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-Not these red ones, my love, just the grey ones.

-Yup.

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-Just the grey ones...

-Any I like?

-Yeah.

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Some time soon would be good.

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-Down you go...

-Sorry.

-No, that's fine.

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That's good. There we... LAUGHTER

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Marshalling. Marshalling Jan.

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Good. Now, both pairs have cracked one password each.

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So, now, excitingly, we're going to go to a decider,

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to see who goes through to the semifinal.

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Now, before we see that password, who is going to play?

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-Jo...

-Emma.

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Emma's going to play? Lovely.

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Jan, who is going to play?

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Georgia. Oh, is it me?

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Georgia's saying YOU are, Jan.

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-Oh, me.

-Yeah? Jan? Georgia, are you sure?

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-Yeah.

-Lovely. Let's play the third and deciding password.

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Right. Here is the deciding password.

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Have a look at this.

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Five-letter word, we're going to give you a hint...

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Herbs and spices.

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Interesting. Emma, it's your turn to go first this time,

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so can I have your first letter, please? Thank you.

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OK. I'm going to go, please, for...

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A, please. A.

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-An A.

-Yes.

-OK.

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Let's go for an A...

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No A.

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-OK. Jan?

-Can I have a T, please...

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-A T?

-For tango?

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T for... Oh, there she is again with her tango.

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Yes.

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Still with you, Jan.

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Can I have an H for Harry?

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H for Harry...

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Yes, we do. Still with you, Jan.

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I think I might go for a... Y?

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A Y...

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-Yes, there is.

-And then I would think I would go for an M.

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M?

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And your final choice, Jan?

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I think it might have to be an E for echo.

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E for echo?

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Thyme.

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Oh...!

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And the THYME did go incredibly fast then, didn't it, Jan?

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You were just straight through with that.

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Congratulations...

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-Thank you.

-..you've cracked two passwords on the trot,

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which means you've won the all-important

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third and deciding password, Jan,

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which means that you and Georgia are through to the semifinal.

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APPLAUSE

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Come on back.

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Oh, Emma and Jo...

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Yeah, I know. The second that I'd given an A,

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-I knew that it was THYME.

-Oh... Now, listen, Emma and Jo,

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can you please hand those letters over to Jan and Georgia?

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Thank you. Thank you very much, Emma.

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Oh... Thank you so much for playing.

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-It's been lovely.

-Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Now...

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No flies on your great-aunt, Georgia.

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-I know.

-That was pretty good!

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-Wasn't it?

-Thank you.

-Listen - stay there,

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it's time to bring back Cormac and Greg to play the semifinal.

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APPLAUSE

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So, Georgia and Jan, Cormac and Greg - welcome, my friends,

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to the semifinal.

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Now. Cormac and Greg...

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it's a battle of the titans.

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Looking forward to this.

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In this semifinal, there's just one password to crack,

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and it's the name of a famous person,

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who could be alive or dead, OK? Right, let's play.

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APPLAUSE

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OK. Shoulders back.

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Here is...the semifinal password.

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Have a look.

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Oh...

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Seven and five.

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Remember, it's a famous person.

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We did a coin toss.

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Cormac and Greg, you won that so you're going to go first.

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Can I have your first letter, please?

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Can we go for an E first, please, Mel?

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E. Yeah, sure thing. Very formal, Greg.

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Lovely. Yes, you may.

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E... Well done.

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Still with you, guys.

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-Yeah.

-Could we have an O, please...

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Yes, you certainly may have an O.

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-Sir?

-Let's see if there's an O in this famous person's name.

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Agh! No O. Right - over to the ladies...

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Can we go for A, please?

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A? Absolutely.

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-Like to start at the beginning.

-Okey-dokes.

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A... Yes, two As, well done.

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Right, still with you, ladies.

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Shall we have an R?

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Yep. Yeah.

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Can we have an R, please?

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-An R...

-For Romeo.

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-R! Oh, she's still with the official...

-"Wherefore art though?"

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Yeah. Well, wherefore art thou Romeo?

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Let's have a look.

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Yes. Romeo is twice on the board.

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Girls, what are you thinking?

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-An M...

-M.

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-For mother?

-M for mother.

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Absolutely. Let's have a look.

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M for mother...

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No. Right, over to the boys.

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Could we have a T, please?

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Is there a T in this name?

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No T.

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-OK...

-I for indigo?

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I for indigo?

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Let's have a little look...

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Yes.

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Doesn't help. Does not help.

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-Does it not?

-No.

-No.

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It's going to have to be something that goes in front of an R...

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-C for Charlie?

-C for Charlie, let's have a look.

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-Yeah. Ooh...

-Any idea what it is?

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Can I have an S for sierra, please?

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S for sierra? Course you may.

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Sierra...

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(I have no idea.)

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-S...

-Ooh... Oh - I know!

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-Go on.

-Can I have an F for Freddie, please?

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F for Freddie, Jan...

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Can I have an N for Norman Bates again, please?

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There's old Norman!

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Just keeps cropping up.

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-Very good.

-Er...

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Think I might go for a kicking Katie.

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Kicking Katie...

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Lovely. And your final letter choice, please.

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-D for dog!

-D, for dog.

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Francis Drake!

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Listen. Congratulations.

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You've cracked the semifinal password.

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And that means you're through to the final.

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-Yay!

-Oh...

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Cormac, Greggers...

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-Greggers!

-We're sorry to...

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I'm going to miss your sort of drawing room stance.

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So polite. It's lovely to have you on the show,

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I'm so sorry that you didn't make it through to the final but well done

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for getting this far. Please hand your letters over

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to Georgia and Jan...

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-Good luck, ladies.

-Aww.

-Thank you.

-Thank you very much.

-OK.

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Thank you so much for playing!

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APPLAUSE

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Right.

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G and J - it's time to unlock the Letterbox.

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APPLAUSE

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Georgia and Jan. I can see you as a sort of crime-fighting duo.

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Working together.

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I can, seriously.

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Now, listen, just one final password stands between you two

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and the £2,500, OK?

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So, here we go. Here it is...

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Right. We're looking for an eight-letter word, OK?

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No repeat letters.

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Shall we have a little look, and see what we can...

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eliminate?

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Thank you very much.

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Here we go. There will be no J.

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No U.

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No H.

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No P.

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No B.

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No N.

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AUDIENCE START LAUGHING GENTLY

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Oh, me Norman's gone!

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No W.

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And no V.

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Right... So, the good news is you've eliminated those letters from

0:24:160:24:19

the final password, which should be hopefully a really big help for you.

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The bad news is, though - oh...!

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Every time you make a mistake, 500 quid gets knocked off the 2,500, OK?

0:24:260:24:32

Now... Good luck, Georgia and Jan.

0:24:320:24:35

Let's unlock the Letterbox.

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Here we go.

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OK. I think we should start with vowels.

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-Go for it.

-A?

-Yeah.

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-You want to go for an A?

-Happy? We're going to lose 500 otherwise.

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OK. Let's see if there's an A in this final password.

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Oh... OK, you're down to £2,000.

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Next choice.

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Can I have E for echo, please?

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E for echo, Jan...

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Ooh, well done. Second letter is an E.

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-There's all sorts of them, isn't there?

-Yeah.

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There are all sorts of words.

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-S or T.

-Mm...

-T.

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-T?

-T.

-Definite?

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-Yeah.

-Yep.

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T for trouser press, let's have a look...

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-Well done!

-Right.

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Great choice, great choice.

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Right. What's it going to be next?

0:25:270:25:30

An H for Harry, again.

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H?

0:25:310:25:32

-Oh...

-The H isn't on there.

-The H had already gone.

0:25:320:25:35

-Oh, the H is already gone.

-Yeah.

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I'm so sorry, that means, I'm afraid, another £500 gets docked.

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-Oh, no...! It's my fault for not looking.

-Don't worry, Jan.

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-It's still £1,500. Come on!

-Sorry, Georgia.

-It's all right.

0:25:450:25:48

Keep going, girls. What's next?

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Erm... I think we should go for O.

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I think we need another vowel in there.

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-O?

-I think so, yeah.

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Yes...

0:25:560:25:57

Yes, we do. Well done, that was a good choice.

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Right. What's going to be next?

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And it can be plural, so it could be an S.

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-Couldn't it?

-Oh, yeah. S.

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Can we go for an S for sugar, please?

0:26:080:26:10

S for sugar? Absolutely, let's see if there's an S...

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No S.

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Still - you've got £1,000, ladies, come on.

0:26:170:26:20

Can we have Y, please?

0:26:200:26:22

You certainly may, Georgia, let's go for a Y...

0:26:220:26:24

Have we got a Y in the...

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-Yes.

-Hooray!

0:26:280:26:29

Yay. Well done. Come on.

0:26:290:26:30

-OK...

-Things are looking up.

0:26:300:26:32

(R.)

0:26:320:26:34

-Yeah, I think so.

-Yeah?

0:26:340:26:35

-R.

-R?

0:26:350:26:36

You want to go for an R?

0:26:360:26:37

Let's see if there's an R in the final password.

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-Yes!

-Yeah.

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I think I, cos there's a lot of letters in between.

0:26:440:26:47

-An I, then.

-I?

-Yeah.

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OK, let's go for an I...

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-An I.

-An I.

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-Yeah. That's what I think. Yeah.

-Well done.

0:26:530:26:56

-Can we have an M?

-Yeah.

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Can we have an M?

0:26:580:26:59

M... M for mother, please.

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M?

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-No M.

-I think it's C, then.

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Down to 500.

0:27:060:27:08

Listen - still 500 quid.

0:27:080:27:11

-Oh...

-I just can't see it.

0:27:110:27:12

It's elusive. It's elusive.

0:27:120:27:14

Yeah. L?

0:27:180:27:19

-You're going to go for L?

-L, please.

0:27:200:27:22

Let's see if L is featured...

0:27:220:27:25

..in this final password.

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-I know what it is.

-Oh, Jan!

0:27:300:27:32

-Do you know what it is?

-Yes. It's, er...

0:27:320:27:34

What do you think it might be?

0:27:340:27:36

-Give us the letters.

-F, for Freddie...

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F for Freddie. Yeah.

0:27:380:27:40

-And then...

-C.

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And then a C - spelling FEROCITY.

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Oh! And just to prove that that was indeed the word, here we go,

0:27:450:27:49

watch this... F-E-R-O-C-I-T-Y.

0:27:490:27:55

-Ooh...

-Ferocity.

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Which is in itself a ferocity, isn't it...

0:27:570:27:59

-It is.

-..that you didn't win any cash?

-Mm-hm.

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But I hope you've had a good time with us today.

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-Yeah. We've enjoyed it.

-We totally loved having you.

0:28:030:28:06

-So, thank you so, so much for coming on Letterbox.

-Thank you.

-Oh!

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Jan and Georgia.

0:28:080:28:10

What a duo.

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So, will anyone have what it takes

0:28:130:28:15

to unlock the Letterbox and win the money?

0:28:150:28:17

Join me next time for more Letterboxing. Goodbye!

0:28:170:28:19

APPLAUSE

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