Episode 10 Impossible

Hello. I'm Rick Edwards and this is !mpossible, day 10.

Welcome to !mpossible,

the quiz where the questions aren't impossible,

but some of the answers always are.

They're not just wrong, they couldn't possibly be right.

For example, if I were to ask...

The right answer is Zambezi, the wrong answer is Nile,

but the Amazon is in South America, not an African river at all,

so that is an impossible answer.

Hoping to get lots of right answers

whilst dodging those pesky impossible answers are 30 players.

-Hello, players. ALL:

-Hi, Rick.

Nice to see you all.

They are with us throughout the series, competing,

not only for the daily prize pot of up to £1,500...

-ALL:

-Whoo!

But also for a shot at the £10,000 question.

-ALL:

-WHOO!

They're whooing because this exclamation mark

is filled with 10,000 shimmering pound coins,

and at the end of every show our winner faces one final question -

and here it is.

Today's £10,000 question.

Get this right and all of that cash will come flooding out.

Simon, you're new.

I am, yes.

I'm pleased to be here. Is everyone making you feel welcome?

Very welcome. They are a lovely bunch, especially on the middle row.

That's the way to curry favour, Simon.

You're in Gary's seat.

Gary did extremely well. Gary left the show yesterday with £1,200.

Yeah, he did very well and I'm feeling confident.

I feel like it's a lucky seat.

OK, OK.

Best of luck, Simon.

For now, let's crack on.

You're going to face five multiple-choice questions,

each with three answers.

The right answer scores you a point, the wrong answer scores you nothing,

but if you choose the impossible answer...

..it's a bit of a disaster.

That immediately knocks you out of today's show.

You'll have to try again next time.

After five questions, the highest scorer

gets the first chance to bag a place in today's final.

And do answer as quickly as you can, because if there's a tie,

whoever locked in their answers the fastest will qualify.

-Are you all ready? ALL:

-Yes!

Here's your first question. Good luck.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It is C, John.

So a point to most of you.

Craig went with David.

Yeah. I panic pressed, basically.

I don't know the answer, but it's not the answer I wanted to go for.

I wanted to go for John, naturally, because it's the right answer.

Yeah.

Vinessa, you went David.

I know, it sounds like a regal name so I just went with that, really.

I was expecting another name and that didn't come up.

-What name were you expecting?

-I don't know.

LAUGHTER

That will do.

OK. Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It's A, David.

There's never been a King of England called David.

I'm sorry. The three of you, we'll see you all next time.

Question number two.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's B, Joe McElderry.

A point to everyone who went for Joe McElderry.

Does mean we're going to be losing some of you.

Kerry.

-You went for Olly Murs.

-I did.

Before I came onto the show, my daughter distinctly said,

"Olly Murs has not won The X Factor."

LAUGHTER

"So if you do see his name,

"under no circumstances do choose the name Olly Murs."

I said, "Very good, sweetheart."

However, I do have an explanation for this.

I don't know if you do, Kerry.

I had two voices in my head.

One said "do" and one said "don't". And I did.

I'm imagining your daughter at home...smashing the TV.

LAUGHTER

Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It's C, Olly Murs.

Your daughter was absolutely right. He didn't win The X Factor, Kerry.

He was runner-up to Joe McElderry. I don't know what to say to you.

LAUGHTER

Annie and Dan, we also have to lose you.

We'll see you next time.

Question number three.

Let's reveal the right answer.

A point to everyone who put B.

Now, the Cs, we need to hope

that Oscar Wilde is not an impossible answer.

Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It is Noel Coward,

so you all successfully avoided the impossible answer.

Question number four.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's B, Tony Curtis.

So a point to everyone who put B.

Jane, have you seen Some Like It Hot?

Oh, probably 100 years ago,

but, you know, I can't remember who played that.

OK. Well, let's reveal the impossible answer.

It's Billy Wilder.

He wrote and directed the film.

-Oh, OK.

-Jane, Linda, we'll see you next time.

Bye.

Let's move on to question five.

Let's first reveal the impossible answer.

It's B, pilaf, a rice dish.

Well avoided.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's Farsi, meaning the majority of you get a point,

which leaves us with four players on the maximum number of points, five.

Of those four players, Ash, Deb, Tracy and Kurtis,

I can tell you that the fastest to lock in their answers over the round

was Tracy!

APPLAUSE

Well done, Tracy.

You have the first chance to grab a place in today's final.

Tracy, you've already won £1,200 on the show,

we're going to see if we can get you some more money today.

This is your chance to put up to £500 into today's prize pot

and, crucially, take a massive step towards playing

the £10,000 question.

I'm going to give you a choice of four topics. Here they are.

I think I'll go for books and literature, please.

Books and literature. So this is how it works.

I'm going to reveal nine answers.

Here we go. We've got...

And the first half of the question...

Five of these answers are impossible because they aren't Mr Men books.

Your first job is to find the impossible answers.

Each impossible answer that you do manage to get rid of

will add £100 to today's prize pot.

-OK.

-Where would you like to start?

Mr Tumble.

Why are we getting rid of Mr Tumble?

I think he's a character on children's telly.

OK. Is Mr Tumble an impossible answer?

He is.

Played by Justin Fletcher, a popular children's TV character.

£100 into the prize pot.

Second answer, please, Tracy.

Mr Blobby.

What can you tell me about Mr Blobby?

Another character off telly.

OK. Is Mr Blobby an impossible answer?

He is.

From Noel's House Party.

What's your third go going to be?

Mr Irrelevant.

Any thoughts about Mr Irrelevant?

It just seems like the wrong sort of word

for a children's book, really, so...

OK. Is Mr Irrelevant an impossible answer?

It is. £300 added to the prize pot.

Mr Irrelevant is a name given

to the last player picked in the annual NFL draft.

-I knew that.

-I know you did, Tracy.

You just didn't want to show off.

-Exactly.

-OK.

Two more to eliminate.

Well, my husband's got a T-shirt

that says, "I live with Little Miss Bossy,"

so it could be that bossy is the Little Miss stories

rather than the Mr Men, so I'll go for Mr Bossy.

OK. Is Mr Bossy an impossible answer?

APPLAUSE

You were exactly right with your reasoning.

There is a Little Miss Bossy but not a Mr Bossy.

£400 added to the prize pot.

Let's see if we can make it 500.

On the basis that I think I can remember the other four in books,

I shall go for Mr Nice.

OK. Is Mr Nice an impossible answer?

It is. £500 into the prize pot.

All five impossibles eliminated.

Mr Nice is the name of Howard Marks' autobiography.

But will you be playing for that money

and a shot at the 10,000 question in today's final?

In a moment, I'm going to reveal the second half of the question,

and now I'm looking for the right answer.

Find it and a place in the final is yours.

Give me a wrong answer and the next best player will have a chance

to steal your place in the final.

I can reveal that the next best player was your neighbour, Kurtis.

Let's reveal the full question.

Which of Roger Hargreaves' Mr Men books is the first in the series?

It's going to be a total guess, so I shall say Mr Silly.

Mr Silly? Was Mr Silly the first in the Mr Men series of books?

It wasn't, I'm afraid, Tracy.

That's a wrong answer, meaning that, Kurtis, you now have a chance

to steal Tracy's place.

I think I'm going to go for Mr Tickle.

-Mr Tickle.

-Yeah.

If Mr Tickle is right you will steal Tracy's place in the final,

the lady that you've become close to over the last two weeks.

Was Mr Tickle the first in the series of Mr Men books?

It was.

Well done.

Mr Tickle was inspired by Roger Hargreaves' son

asking him what a tickle would look like. Well done, Kurtis.

You have nabbed Tracy's place in the final.

I'm sorry, Tracy. Kurtis, take your place.

Still two places left in today's final alongside Kurtis.

Let's find out who's going to be claiming the next one.

Here's your first question.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's SW1, C.

A point to all of you who put that.

OK, let's reveal the impossible answer and hope it isn't W1.

It's S1, which is in Sheffield,

so well done everyone for avoiding that.

Question number two.

Let's first reveal the right answer.

It's A, Manet. Points to everyone who went for Manet.

Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It's Magritte.

Magritte was a Belgian artist.

It is CARNAGE here.

We've just lost a load of you.

Parin...you dodged it!

Well done. Eight of you, I'm afraid, we're going to have to say goodbye,

and we'll see you next time.

So after a brutal question two, let's get on to question three.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's Liz Truss.

So a point if you went for Truss.

Parin went out on a limb on the last question,

this time it's you that has, Anne.

So why did you go for Karen Bradley?

Her name rang a vague bell but I'm not sure in what connection.

OK. Let's reveal the impossible answer.

I'm afraid it's Margaret Hodge, who is a Labour MP.

It's another massacre.

We're losing seven of you.

I'm sorry, we'll see you all next time.

And Karen Bradley was appointed Culture Secretary in July 2016.

Well, I'm very relieved and surprised.

Just six players left to answer question four.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's Father Noel.

A point to all of you.

-Joe?

-I knew Dougal was in it

and I also knew he was played by Ardal O'Hanlon,

so I thought, "Well, not too sure about the other two

"so I'll go for the safe bet".

So you played safe, avoided the impossible.

-Yep.

-You hope. Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It is Father Sean. Good tactics, Jo.

You all survive. Going into the final question,

just two of you on four points.

Question number five.

Let's see if you're all right, I'm hoping you are.

Yes, it's A, Windermere.

A point to all of you.

Which means that Gerard and Megan are tied on five points.

Deb, any idea on the impossible answer?

Rutland Water because it's not a natural lake, it was man-made.

Let's see if you're right, let's reveal the impossible answer.

It is Rutland Water for exactly the reason you gave, Deb.

It's a man-made reservoir.

Back up to the top, to our leaders.

I can reveal that the quickest

to lock in their answers across the round...

..was Megan!

APPLAUSE

Congratulations, Megan.

You have the chance to grab a place in today's final alongside Kurtis.

-Megan, well done.

-Thanks.

First time on the grid.

Weirdly, you've been in the final, but you stole a place from Paul.

I know. I'm a wee bit nervous

cos the topics earlier just really didn't appeal to me.

-Oh, do they not?

-No.

-I'm sorry about that.

I know. It's OK, it's not your fault.

No, it isn't, actually. You're right.

All right, so you now have the chance to add another £500

to today's prize pot, which already stands at £500.

You can also take a huge step

towards playing the £10,000 question.

Of the three remaining topics,

I know none of them particularly appeal,

but which are you going to go for?

I don't know, I'm so torn between sport and musical theatre.

If I choose sport and I get something I like I'll be good,

but if I get sport and something that my dad and fiance and brother

would like, I'll be torn to pieces when to go home.

-So I'm going to go sport.

-OK.

Sport. This is what's going to happen.

I'll reveal nine answers.

They are...

You had a little giggle there.

Yeah, because I knew it was football.

And I knew if I don't get this, I'm going to be completely annihilated.

OK. So, we're doing this for your fiance and your dad,

-and all the men you know.

-Yeah, basically.

And me. My sanity.

Yes.

The first half of the question is...

Five of those answers are impossible

because they're not Welsh footballers.

Each impossible answer you eliminate will add £100 to today's prize pot.

First answer.

I'm going to go Jonny Evans, cos he's obviously Northern Irish.

You think he's Northern Irish.

Is Jonny Evans an impossible answer?

Yes.

Yes, it is. Northern Irish.

You really would've been in trouble if you hadn't got that.

Steven Davis, he's the captain of Ireland, so...

You think Steven Davis is the captain of Northern Ireland.

Definitely not a Welsh footballer.

Is he an impossible answer?

Yes, he is.

Two from two. £200 added to the prize pot.

Oh. I'm going to go Joe Ledley. I think he might be English.

-I think.

-OK. Let's get Joe Ledley locked in.

You think Joe Ledley might be English.

-Probably wrong now.

-Is Joe Ledley an impossible answer?

No. He plays for Wales.

Two more cracks at eliminating some impossibles.

OK, I'm going to go for Hal Robson-Kanu.

I actually don't know. This is just complete guesses now.

OK. Is Hal Robson-Kanu an impossible answer?

Unfortunately not.

Also played for Wales at Euro 2016.

OK. So, one more go.

I'll go Wes "Hoolio-han".

"Houlia-han"? Hoolahan?

-Hoolahan.

-Wes Hoolahan, please.

Wes Hoolahan.

Is Wes Hoolahan an impossible answer?

Yes. Plays for the Republic of Ireland.

£300 added to the prize pot takes it to £800.

Now, we need to see if you're going to be playing for that money

and for a shot of the £10,000 question in today's final.

When I reveal the second half of the question,

you need to tell me the right answer.

If you find it, you go through to the final.

If you give me a wrong answer, the next best player is your neighbour,

Gerard, and he will get the chance to steal your place in that final.

Unfortunately, there are two impossible answers

remaining on the grid.

If you give me one of those,

you will be eliminated from today's show.

The full question is...

OK. Um...

I'm going to go with Joe Ledley.

-OK. Want to lock Joe Ledley in?

-Yes, please.

Did Joe Ledley score against Belgium after performing a Cruyff turn?

-Ah, no!

-He didn't, I'm afraid.

That is a wrong answer.

That means we throw to Gerard.

Gerard. Keen football fan?

No, I have to say. Um...

Just to remind you, Gerard, if you give an impossible answer yourself,

that will eliminate you from today's show.

Yeah. But I do know that this guy plays for Wales,

and used to play for Reading.

So, I'm going to say Hal Robson-Kanu.

OK.

Is Hal Robson-Kanu the right answer?

It is.

I'm sorry, Megan.

Well done, Gerard.

You've nabbed Megan's place in the final.

The impossibles that you missed...

Shane Long plays for Republic of Ireland,

and Nathaniel Clyne, who's English. Bad luck, Megan.

You are back in the pack for the next round.

But, Gerard, you're going through to today's final.

So, just one place left in today's final alongside Curtis and Gerard.

Let's see who it's going to be. Only five surviving now.

If at any point we have only one player left,

they will automatically win the round.

Here are your five multiple-choice questions, starting with...

Four of you have gone for Tasmania.

Just Megan has gone for Queensland.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It is Tasmania.

A point to you four.

Megan, you're hoping you haven't given the impossible answer.

What do you reckon?

I'm not too sure. I don't think it is.

I've got an auntie lives in Queensland

and whenever you send her mail, it says QLD,

but I've don't know whether that means it's a state or not.

Let's find out. Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It's Ontario.

Ontario is a Canadian province.

So, you escape.

Question number two.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's A, Spandau Ballet.

A point to you four.

Deb, you went for Dire Straits.

Do you think you've given the impossible answer?

I hope not.

Something at the back of my mind is screaming at me

that the Thompson Twins might have been male and female.

I don't know. I'm just hoping not.

OK. Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It's Thompson Twins, who were three members but they were all unrelated.

So you've escaped unscathed, Deb.

The brothers in Spandau Ballet are Martin and Gary Kemp.

The brothers in Dire Straits, Mark and David Knopfler.

So, all five of you go on to question three.

Is it...?

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's Leyden, meaning Richie and Anne get a point.

Deb, Jo and Megan...

you're hoping that you've avoided the impossible answer.

Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It's Appenzeller.

Which is a Swiss cheese.

I'm sorry, Deb, Jo and Megan, you're out for today.

We'll see you next time.

That means it's a head-to-head.

The head-to-head we've all been waiting for.

Richie versus Anne, both on three points.

Question number four.

Is it...?

You've both gone for Jupiter.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It is A, Jupiter.

A point to Anne and a point to Richie.

We can't separate you going into the final question.

The impossible answer there was...

Earth. Holst didn't write a piece for Earth.

The final question, question five.

You haven't gone for the same answer.

Let's reveal the impossible answer.

B, Botticelli.

Neither of you went for the impossible answer.

Whoever has given...

the right answer will be the winner of this round

and will have a chance to grab a place into today's final

alongside Curtis and Gerard.

Richie, you must have been annoyed

thinking the question was going to play into Anne's hands.

OK.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's C, Michelangelo, which means a point to Richie.

Unlucky, Anne.

Richie, you are the winner,

you have the chance to grab the last place in today's final.

How are you doing after that, Richie?

That was nerve-racking. You've no way of knowing, really,

but I guessed nearly every question there.

Dutch cheeses and stuff, I was waiting for Edam coming out.

When it didn't, just went for them, so I was very lucky.

You are now in a position

where you can add another £500 to today's prize pot,

which already stands at £800,

and be a step closer towards playing the £10,000 question.

Of the remaining topics, you've got musical theatre and politics.

Which would you like to go for?

Well, I know Andrew would go for the musical theatre,

but it's not my cup of tea, so it'll have to be politics.

I imagine if Andrew is watching at home,

he'd love to see musical theatre.

-He would.

-So politics it is.

I'm going to reveal nine answers and they are...

And the first half of the question...

Five of those are impossible, they couldn't possibly be the answer

-because they weren't Conservative Prime Ministers.

-Right.

Each impossible answer you eliminate will add £100 to today's prize pot.

Where would you like to start?

I'm pretty sure Harold Macmillan was Labour,

or that might have been Harold Wilson,

but I think maybe they had two Harolds,

so I'll go Harold Macmillan.

Is Harold Macmillan an impossible answer?

I'm afraid not, he was a Conservative Prime Minister.

-It's not a great start, Richie.

-No, it's not the best.

OK, I'll try Clement Attlee. I'm pretty sure he was Labour.

Was Clement Attlee Labour?

Is Clement Attlee an impossible answer?

Yes, he was Labour.

-We're in business.

-Right.

-£100 added to the prize pot.

OK. I've never heard of Selwyn Lloyd in my life.

Sounds Welsh.

I'll just go for him.

You've never heard of him

but you're hoping he was never a Conservative Prime Minister.

Is Selwyn Lloyd an impossible answer?

He is.

Another £100 in the prize pot.

He was Conservative

but he was never Prime Minister or leader of the party.

I mean, I've heard of all these chaps.

-Good.

-I think they all had the top job,

but I just don't know which parties they were.

I'll go for Ramsay MacDonald.

Is Ramsay MacDonald an impossible answer?

It is.

Much better now. £300 went into the prize pot.

Ramsay MacDonald was the first Labour Prime Minister.

One more attempt to eliminate one more impossible answer.

Right. You might as well give me a dart that I can throw out that,

-because that's all I'm doing.

-Yep, sure, yep.

I'll go Stanley Baldwin.

Stanley Baldwin. Let's lock that in.

Is Stanley Baldwin an impossible answer?

I'm afraid not.

So you've added £300 to the prize fund, which now stands at £1,100.

But are you going to be playing for that money

and the shot at the £10,000 question in today's final?

You need to give me the right answer

when I reveal the second half of the question.

Now remember, the next best player from that round,

of course you remember this,

was Anne and she is waiting to steal your place in the final

if you give a wrong answer.

There are two impossibles left up on the grid.

-If you give me either of those, you will be eliminated.

-OK.

The full question is...

And I'm looking for the right answer.

I was kind of hoping that would be the question,

because I think it's Anthony Eden.

Want to lock in Anthony Eden?

-Yes, please.

-OK.

Let's get that locked. If Anthony Eden is the right answer,

you take your place in the final.

Is Anthony Eden the right answer?

It is!

Congratulations!

Well done, Richie. You've grabbed the last place in today's final.

-Thank you.

-The two impossibles that you missed were both liberals,

Herbert Asquith and David Lloyd George.

Well done, though. You've grabbed the last place in today's final.

Thank you.

For the rest of you, I'm afraid that today,

victory proved impossible but we will see you next time.

But for Kurtis, Gerard and Richie, it's time for the final.

So there is £1,100 in today's prize pot.

Only one of you can win that money

and get the chance to face the £10,000 question.

You're each going to start with ten lives.

Questions are on the buzzer.

Buzz and get one right and you knock a life off both of your opponents.

Buzz and get one wrong, you lose one of your own lives.

However, some of the questions are impossible,

that is to say there is no answer, the question makes no sense,

it's illogical. If you think you've spotted one of these,

all you have to do is buzz in and say, "Impossible".

And that will mean double trouble for your opponents

as they'll both lose two lives.

If you say a question is impossible when it isn't,

or give any other answer to an impossible question,

it's you who'll be losing the two lives, so do, please, be careful.

The last surviving player will take the £1,100.

-Are you ready?

-Yes.

-Yes.

Good luck to you all.

Which of Princess Anne's children

is Queen Elizabeth II's oldest grandchild?

-Gerard.

-Peter Phillips.

-It is Peter Phillips.

A life off Curtis and Richie.

An image of which English composer

has appeared on the back of a £20 note?

-Gerard.

-Elgar.

-It is Edward Elgar.

In the 1989 film When Harry Met Sally,

who stars as Harry...

-Richie.

-Billy Crystal.

..Opposite Meg Ryan's Sally? It is Billy Crystal.

On which Scottish island are the whiskies Laphroaig and...?

-Impossible.

-..and Lagavulin produced?

They are produced on Islay. It's not impossible.

Richie, you lose two lives.

Which other fruit is an anagram of the word lemon?

-Richie.

-Melon.

-It is melon.

Gerard, you lose a life. Kurtis, you lose a life.

Be nice to hear from you, Kurtis.

-It would.

-In which borough of New York City

are the headquarters of the US Department of Defense,

known as the Pentagon?

-Richie.

-Impossible?

-It is impossible.

The Pentagon is in Arlington County, Virginia.

Friesian and Aberdeen Angus...?

-Richie.

-Cow.

-..are breeds of which farm animal?

Cattle, but I will accept cow.

A life from Kurtis and Gerard.

On which BBC TV channel

is Gardeners' Question Time regularly...?

-Richie.

-Impossible.

-It is impossible.

It's a radio show on Radio 4.

Meaning, Kurtis, you're down on one life.

Gerard, you're on three. Richie on six.

Which children's book of 1863 was written by Charles Kingsley?

-Gerard.

-The Water Babies.

It is The Water Babies. Richie, you lose a life.

Kurtis, you lose your last life.

I'm afraid you're eliminated.

In which English county is Sherwood Forest?

-Richie.

-Nottinghamshire.

-It is Nottinghamshire.

Which party won an overall majority in the 2013 UK general election?

-Richie.

-Impossible?

It is impossible.

There wasn't a general election in that year.

Gerard, you lose your final two lives.

Commiserations to Kurtis and Gerard.

We'll see you next time - but congratulations to Richie,

you're the winner.

Very well done, Richie.

It's time to face the £10,000 question.

Richie, you are today's winner with £1,100.

That's great, but you could be leaving

with a whole lot more if you can answer the £10,000 question.

Who's going to be watching you at home the moment?

Probably my girlfriend.

-What's your girlfriend's name?

-Susanna.

-OK.

Let's see if we can do Susanna proud here.

This is how it works.

I'm going to show you nine answers and then ask you a question.

Three of the nine answers are correct.

If you can find them all within 10 seconds, you win that £10,000.

That's the good news.

The less good news is that three of those answers are wrong.

Pick any of those and you won't win the £10,000.

The bad news is that three of the nine answers are impossible.

If you give me any of those answers, you will lose the £1,100 as well.

I can only accept the first three answers you give,

so please be careful. OK.

Here it is. Today's £10,000 question.

I hope it's a good one for you.

It's on television.

-Are you ready?

-Yes.

First crack at the £10,000 question.

-Good luck.

-Thank you.

Here are your nine answers.

And you're looking for...

And your time starts...now.

Ian Beale.

Den Watts.

Pauline Fowler.

Just about locked those in in time, Richie.

-Do you watch EastEnders?

-No.

Fairly confident they're all in it, I think.

Well, we'll come to them, but I'm not confident that...

I never saw the first episode, anyway.

OK. Did Ian Beale appear in the show's first ever episode?

Is Ian Beale a right answer?

Yes, it is.

And, yes, he did.

One step closer to that £10,000.

You then said Den Watts.

Is Den Watts a right answer?

It is.

You're now just one right answer away

from unleashing all of that money.

-How are you feeling?

-Eh...

Apprehensive. I'm wishing I'd gone for Frank Butcher now,

but I think it's a bit late to change.

I think it is too.

If Pauline Fowler is right...

you win £10,000.

Is Pauline Fowler the right answer?

Yes!

Come here. Get over to your money.

All yours, Richie.

10,000 pound coins.

Scoop it up, do what you like with it.

I'm going to have fun with it.

Richie, you are going to leave the show with £10,000.

The impossible answers that you cleverly missed

were Barry Grant from Brookside, Nick Tilsley from Coronation Street

and Kim Tate from Emmerdale.

You don't really care about that, do you?

Because you're leaving the show with £10,000.

This has been !mpossible, the quiz where anything is possible.

See you next time. Goodbye.