Episode 11 Impossible

Hello, I'm Rick Edwards, and this is !mpossible day 11.

'Impossible!'

APPLAUSE

'Impossible!'

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 Kefalonia,

the wrong answer is Corfu, but Capri isn't a Greek island at all,

it's Italian. 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:

-Hello!

Nice to see you all.

They are with us throughout the series,

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

-AUDIENCE:

-Oooh!

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

-AUDIENCE:

-Oooh!

Yes, this exclamation mark is filled with 10,000 shimmering pound coins.

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.

Elaine. You're new!

I am, hello.

Tell us a bit about yourself, Elaine.

What do you do when you're not on !mpossible?

I'm a stay-at-home mum. I have four sons and a lovely,

gorgeous husband who looks after me.

-How old are your sons?

-18, up to 29.

OK. Still all living with you, or are they...?

Two are, one keeps coming back, and one I can't get rid of.

LAUGHTER

-Dan.

-Hello.

-How are things?

-Tricky at the minute,

still waiting to get down and play a grid.

I really want you to get down and play a grid, Dan.

Yeah, maybe this will be my week.

-It could be, it could be a lucky week for you.

-That's it.

OK, well, good luck.

But for now, let's crack on.

You will 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 and you have to try again

tomorrow. 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 we ready? ALL:

-Yes!

Good luck, everyone.

Here's your first question.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's B, the Farrelly brothers,

a point to everyone that went for the Farrellys.

Let's reveal the impossible answer.

Of course, the Chuckle Brothers are

television personalities in the UK, they haven't made any films yet.

So everyone progresses to question two.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's the Daily Mirror, B.

Well done if you went for that, a point to you.

Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It is C, the Daily Telegraph, which is a broadsheet, which means,

Helen and Curtis, we're going to have to say goodbye,

we'll see you tomorrow.

Question number three.

Let's first reveal the right answer.

It's B, Cordelia.

Well done if you put Cordelia.

A point to you. Jane, you went for Goneril.

Well, I did, because I'm pretty sure there is a character called Goneril

in King Lear.

That's why. And I'm hoping a daughter.

OK. Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It's Rosalind, which means it's a bloodbath.

LAUGHTER

Rosalind is a character in As You Like It.

Going to have to say goodbye to all of you, and see you tomorrow.

Let's go to question four.

Unfortunately, one of you didn't lock your answer in in time.

Bim, were you having a little snooze?

It's official, I'm Miss !mpossible.

LAUGHTER

Like the show's mascot, Bim.

-Exactly.

-But I will see you tomorrow.

Thank you.

So we've got a full spread, all answers in there.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's A, What About Us,

was number one in 2013.

If you went for What About Us, you get a point.

Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It's Drag Me Down, which is by One Direction.

Meaning, Deb and Anthony, that's it for today,

we'll see you both tomorrow.

Just one person is on four points.

And I don't want to take all the credit...

LAUGHTER ..but I had a word with him, and it is Dan.

CHEERING

I've got you, buddy.

Now, just don't mess this up!

LAUGHTER

OK. Question five.

Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It's Westminster Cathedral, which is a Catholic Church.

I'm afraid, Ray and Carol Marie, we we'll have to say goodbye to you

now, and we'll see you tomorrow.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's Westminster Abbey!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Congratulations, Dan.

Too busy getting kisses off the ladies.

Everyone gets a point.

Dan, you go up to five points and you have the

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

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Dan, everyone's delighted you've made it down.

I'm delighted you've made it down.

So you used to be a science teacher for ten years.

-Yes.

-What are you doing now?

I DJ and I do a bit of web design,

and the other thing I've got going on is looking into grammar school

entrance kind of tuition.

Having taught at a grammar school myself and had the benefit of that

education, I think it's really important.

And too many kids don't get the chance because they're priced out,

so I'm looking to kind of do a bit pro bono for the guys from tough,

socially deprived areas, like myself, you know,

smart guys, get a chance and then they can go and build their own future.

-Fantastic.

-So going out...

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..tutoring kids so they've got a better chance of getting into grammar schools and

-getting a great education.

-Yeah.

-Really good.

All right. So this is your chance, Dan,

to put up to £500 into today's prize pot.

I'm going to give you a choice of four topics, we're hoping for science.

Let's see.

Books and Literature, Sport, Mythology, Television.

-Not science per se.

-Mm-hm.

I'm going to go with Mythology.

-Mythology.

-Yeah.

OK. I'm going to reveal nine answers.

They are...

And the first half of the question...

Five of those answers are impossible because they are not from Greek

mythology. Your first job is to find those impossible answers and banish

them into oblivion.

Each impossible answer you manage to eliminate will add £100 to today's

prize pot.

Where would you like to start?

I'd like to go with Wyvern first.

What do you think a wyvern is?

I think it's a dragon. I think it's from Welsh kind of mythology.

OK.

Is it an impossible answer?

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

It's a winged dragon from medieval folklore.

Where do you want to go next?

-Banshee.

-Let's lock banshee in.

What are you thinking about a banshee?

I'm pretty sure that's... I think it's Irish or Celtic, and

it's a female kind of ghost.

OK. Is banshee an impossible answer?

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It is. £200 added to the prize pot.

It's Celtic, and it's a female spirit.

OK. Where next?

I think berserker.

Just give me the full description of the berserker.

Actually, I don't know what it is, but it doesn't sound very Greek,

I've not head of it before, so on that rationale,

-that's why I'm going for it.

-OK.

Is berserker an impossible answer?

APPLAUSE

It is. £300 in the prize pot now.

A berserker is from Norse mythology, it's a Norse warrior.

Two more impossible answers to find.

I think it's Ma-kara, is that how you pronounce it?

-Or Mak-ara.

-Makara. Any idea on Makara?

Again, doesn't sound very Greek,

I'm looking at the other ones that I'm fairly sure on,

and it doesn't fit for me, so I'll go with it.

OK. Is Makara an impossible answer?

APPLAUSE It is, £400 in the prize pot.

It's half mammal, half fish, from Hindu mythology.

One more impossible answer up there.

I'm going to go with Syclla.

Let's lock in Syclla.

Is Syclla an impossible answer?

It isn't.

Syclla is a beast from Greek mythology.

You've still done very well, you've put £400 into the prize fund.

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

And I'm now 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

the chance to steal your place in the final.

I can reveal that it was,

for the 15,000th time, Ash!

I want a bridesmaid's outfit.

-We'll get you one for tomorrow.

-Thank you.

There is one impossible answer remaining.

If that trips you up, sadly, you will be eliminated from today's show.

Let's reveal the full question.

I'm pretty sure it's centaur.

OK.

If centaur is the right answer, you're through to today's final.

If it's the wrong answer, Ash will have the chance to steal.

Is centaur the right answer?

Yes, it is! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Well done, Dan.

That was... My heart was beating a bit there.

I thought you probably knew it.

I thought you probably knew it.

You did miss one impossible,

that was leviathan, which is a sea serpent from the Old Testament.

Ah, that's Old Testament.

But absolutely brilliantly, you've got through, after the pep talk,

to take your place in the final. Well done, Dan.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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

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

Same deal as before, five multiple-choice questions.

Here's your first question.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's C, Mrs White.

A point to everyone that went for Mrs White.

Have the rest of you managed to avoid the impossible answer?

It was B, Professor Green, who is a rapper.

Question number two.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It is C, Washington.

a point to everyone who put that.

-Annie?

-I don't want to speak to you.

RICK LAUGHS

I'm not speaking to you! I just, oh, bottled it again.

-Really?

-Yep. I know Omaha's not a state.

Oh, Annie.

-I'm not speaking to you no more.

-All right, you don't have to.

I'll just tell you what the impossible answer was.

It's B, Omaha.

Not a state, it's the largest city in Nebraska.

We can talk about it tomorrow, Annie.

Also have to say goodbye to you as well, Paul.

-Yeah.

-See you tomorrow.

-Cheers.

Question number three.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's Saint West, C.

So, just three of you getting a point.

For the rest of you, let's see if you've managed to avoid

the impossible answer?

You have. The impossible answer was South West.

North West was born in 2013.

Moving on to question four.

Someone didn't lock their answer in, in time.

Kerry. What happened?

I thought I did. Obviously I did not.

-Nope.

-I do not have an explanation.

Do you know what you're going to get tomorrow?

Probably Olly Murs' album from my daughter!

-LAUGHTER

-That's more likely than not.

You're going to get an Olly Murs album from your daughter,

and a pep talk from this guy.

-Thank you.

-OK?

For now, we have to say goodbye.

I'll see you tomorrow.

We have all answers covered.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's A, Peter III.

So, four of you get a point.

Ash.

-What were you thinking about?

-I actually acted in a play,

where I played the ballerina strumpet to Nicholas II.

Was your performance any good?

I... I really was rocking a little tutu, definitely!

OK. Well, let's see if you're going to have

more time to reflect on your performance

in that production,

and see if you've given an impossible answer.

Nicholas III. There was no such emperor.

-I'll just have a little think now.

-Yes,

you will have to have a little think.

Sarah, you might have to have a little think as well.

We'll see you both tomorrow.

-Craig?

-I'm hanging on.

-Middle worked.

-I'm a trier.

-You are.

-I'm a trier.

I just want to get to round three, and then I'll be happy.

All right. So, after four questions,

three of you are tied on three points.

It may well be important who locks in their answers the fastest.

Question five.

Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It's C, Goldeneye.

Elaine, you were tied in the lead.

Goldeneye was not based on an Ian Fleming book.

The 1995 film was named after his house in Jamaica.

Oh.

I'm sorry. We'll see you tomorrow.

OK. Let's reveal the right answer.

It is The Man With The Golden Gun.

So, a point to all of you who went for that.

I can tell you that both Gerard and Anne got that correct.

It means that Gerard and Anne are tied on four points each.

The fastest to lock in their answers across the round by a whisker...

..was Gerard.

Congratulations, Gerard. APPLAUSE

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

-Hello, Gerard.

-Hello, again.

-How are you?

-I'm pretty good, pretty good.

I'm feeling a bit bad about this whisker that was between myself and Anne.

It would have been nice to have seen her down here, actually.

Yes, but, of course, Anne will have the chance to steal from you.

And I think Anne will happily take that chance.

-I think...

-LAUGHTER

You've had one go already at the £10,000 question.

You didn't win the £10,000.

-No.

-Are you feeling good about today?

I'm feeling positive.

We're just going to have to wait and see how it goes.

It all depends on what the subject of that secret question is.

All right. You have the chance to add £500 to today's prize pot, which

already stands at £400, thanks to Dan.

-Yes.

-Of the three remaining topics,

which are Books and Literature, Sport,

and Television, which would you like to go for?

I'm going to try Television.

OK.

Well, here are your nine answers.

And the first half of your question...

Five of those answers are impossible because they didn't win

Strictly Come Dancing.

You need to find those impossible answers and get rid of them.

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

Where would you like to start?

I am going to start with one that sticks in my memory

for his entertaining performance,

but it wasn't exactly technically perfect,

so he didn't win it, and that was John Sergeant.

All right. Is John Sergeant an impossible answer?

He is. APPLAUSE

£100 added to the prize pot.

He actually withdrew in series six.

Next, I'm trying to wonder if she actually took part in it at all.

Because she presents the sort of companion programme to it on BBC Two.

I'm going to go for Zoe Ball.

Zoe Ball, let's lock her in.

Is Zoe Ball an impossible answer?

She is. APPLAUSE

She did take part, she came third in series three.

But she does now present It Takes Two.

Now it gets harder.

There were...

lots of lovely, pretty young ladies,

entertainers in it.

I'm looking at two of them there, Rachel and Denise.

But I don't think Rachel would have won.

OK. Is she an impossible answer?

APPLAUSE She is, well done, Gerard, £300 added to the prize pot.

It now stands at £700.

Rachel came second in series six.

Oh, gosh. I apologise to Rachel for underestimating her performance.

And there's always been one or two sportsmen in it.

So, I'm looking at the two sportsmen.

So, I'd like to eliminate Matt Dawson, please.

OK.

Is Matt Dawson an impossible answer?

APPLAUSE

-He is.

-Right.

He also did rather well in series four, came second.

£400 added to the prize pot.

It now stands at £800.

One more impossible answer on the grid, let's see if we can eliminate it.

Now, this could be a famous last word that comes back to haunt me.

But I think I'm OK now because I think the last one to get rid of is

Denise Van Outen.

-Yeah?

-Yes, please.

-Is Denise Van Outen...

an impossible answer?

She is!

APPLAUSE

£500 added to the prize pot.

Very well done, Gerard.

She came joint second in series ten.

So, the prize fund now stands at £900.

Let's see if you are going to be playing for that money,

and for a shot at the £10,000 question in the final.

When I reveal the second half of the question,

you need to tell me the right answer.

Find it, you're in the final with Dan.

Give me a wrong answer,

and the next best player, who is Anne, as you know,

gets the chance to steal your place in the final.

The full question is...

Which celebrity winner of Strictly Come Dancing won the first series of

the show?

Thank you, God!

He's definitely watching.

He's watching over me as well at the moment, I can tell you.

-It was Natasha Kaplinsky.

-You seem very confident in that.

Let's get that locked in.

Is Natasha Kaplinsky the right answer?

It is!

-Well done, Gerard.

-Thank you.

-Congratulations, take your place in the final.

-Thank you!

APPLAUSE

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

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

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

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's B, Harold.

A point to all of you Harolds.

Let's reveal the impossible answer.

A, William.

There was no Saxon king called William.

You've survived, Craig.

-I can't cope with this!

-One down, four to go.

CRAIG CHUCKLES

Question two.

Everyone's gone for Battenberg.

Let's see if that's the right answer?

It is. A point to everyone.

The impossible answer, Craig?

-Bratwurst?

-Let's see.

Yes. It's a pork sausage.

Question number three.

Craig. You went for Kylo Ren.

I did. Well, I know it's not Tyrion Lannister,

-cos that is Game Of Thrones.

-Ooh.

That's bad news for Jane, potentially.

And I've been very lucky because my career, I'm an actor and performer,

and I was lucky enough to be in the film.

-So, if you got this wrong, Craig!

-I'm going to be very, very stupid!

Let's see. Let's reveal the right answer.

It's A, Poe Dameron! LAUGHTER

You were IN the film, Craig!

I was a creature so I couldn't see very well.

OK, fine, then. LAUGHTER

Jo, the only one to get it right and get a point.

-Wow!

-Hooray!

Now, Craig, you did think that Tyrion Lannister

-maybe NOT in Star Wars...

-Mm-hm.

But famously you couldn't see very well, so he might have been. LAUGHTER

Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It is Tyrion Lannister.

I'm afraid, Jane, that is a Game Of Thrones character.

-Sorry, grandkids.

-We'll see you tomorrow.

-Thank you.

-Question number four.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's B, Reykjavik.

So, a point to Anne, Joe and Megan.

Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It's C, Karachi.

Karachi is not a capital city,

it's the largest city in Pakistan but Islamabad is the capital.

I'm sorry, Tracy, we'll have to say goodbye to you now.

-We'll see you tomorrow.

-OK.

Only four players left as we move on to the final question.

And only one player has four points, and that is Craig...

..of course it isn't! LAUGHTER

And that is Jo. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Question number five.

Let's reveal the impossible answer.

It's B, Gustave Flaubert.

He wasn't a physicist, he was a writer.

He wrote Madame Bovary.

Jo and Craig, I'm sorry, we'll have to see you tomorrow.

Jo, so close.

It is what it is.

That means it's between Megan and Anne.

Let's reveal the right answer.

It's Henri Becquerel!

APPLAUSE

A point to you, Anne, which means you're on the four points,

and congratulations,

you have the chance to grab the last place in today's final alongside Dan and Gerard!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Huge, huge cheers from the !mpossible family, Anne,

everyone's happy you're down here.

-How are you feeling?

-Well, I'm happy I'm down here too.

-Everyone's happy!

-I've been working towards it for ages.

You have, you have. And, finally, the hard work has paid off.

Remind me who's going to be watching at home?

There's my partner, John, and my children in various parts of the country,

One in London and one in South Wales, and three grandchildren,

-and quite a lot of friends.

-So, plenty of support out there.

-Absolutely.

-So,

you can add another £500 to today's prize pot which already stands at

£900, thanks to Dan and Gerard.

Of the remaining topics, which are Books & Literature and Sport,

which would you like to go for?

I'll go for Books & Literature.

OK. Books & Literature it is.

I'm going to reveal nine answers.

They are...

And the first half of the question...

Which Bronte novel...

Five of those answers are not novels by a Bronte.

-Right.

-You need to find those the impossible answers.

Each impossible answer you eliminate will add £100 to the prize pot.

-Right.

-Where would you like to start, Anne?

Persuasion.

And why are we going for Persuasion?

Jane Austen.

You think Persuasion is by Jane Austen,

and therefore an impossible answer.

Is it?

Yes, it is! APPLAUSE

£100 added to the prize fund. Persuasion is by Jane Austen.

-Where next?

-Black Beauty.

Who do you think Black Beauty is by?

-Anna Sewell.

-OK.

If that's the case, this is an impossible answer.

Is it?

APPLAUSE Another £100 added to the prize fund.

It is by Anna Sewell.

-Where would you like to go next?

-Cranford.

You're telling me all the authors so far.

-My mind has gone blank.

-Never mind.

Let's just see. Is Cranford an impossible answer?

APPLAUSE It is. £300 added to the prize pot.

It's by Elizabeth Gaskell.

Two more impossible answers remain on the grid.

Our Mutual Friend.

Our Mutual Friend. Let's get that locked in.

-By?

-Dickens.

Is Our Mutual Friend an impossible answer?

APPLAUSE It is.

And it's by Charles Dickens. £400 added to the prize fund.

One more impossible to find.

Under The Greenwood Tree.

-And by?

-Thomas Hardy.

Is Under The Greenwood Tree an impossible answer?

APPLAUSE Yes, it is, and it's by Thomas Hardy.

£500 added to the prize fund which now stands at £1,400.

The question is, will you be playing for that money in today's final?

You need to give me the right answer when I reveal the whole question.

Remember, the next best player from that round, who was Megan...

..there she is, is waiting to steal your place in the final

if you give a wrong answer.

The full question is...

Which Bronte novel

features the character Catherine Earnshaw?

Doddle.

Doddle, Anne says! LAUGHTER

-It's Wuthering Heights.

-Let's lock Wuthering Heights in.

Is Wuthering Heights the right answer for a place in the final?

It is! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-Congratulations, Anne.

-Thanks.

-Well done.

-Thank you.

-And you've grabbed the last place in today's final.

Go and take your place.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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

but we'll see you all tomorrow.

But for Dan, Gerard and Anne, it's time for the final.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Dan, Gerard and Anne, there's £1,400 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.

Get one right and you knock a life off both your opponents.

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

However, some of the questions are impossible.

If you think you've spotted one of those,

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

That'll be double trouble for your opponents.

They'll both lose two lives.

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

or give any other answer, it's you who will lose the two lives.

You ready? Good luck.

To which organ of the human body does the adjective CARDIAC refer?

BUZZER

-Dan?

-The heart.

-It is the heart.

In which English county are the towns of Cirencester and Cheltenham?

BUZZER Gerard?

Gloucestershire.

Correct.

Published in the year 2000,

who wrote the book How To Be A Domestic Goddess?

-BUZZER Anne?

-Nigella Lawson.

It was Nigella Lawson.

In which year of the 1940s did Winston Churchill first become Prime Minister?

-BUZZER Dan?

-44?

It was 1940. You lose a life, sorry, Dan.

To what class of insects do tarantulas belong?

-BUZZER Anne?

-Arachnids.

I'm afraid it's impossible, they're spiders.

Insects are not arachnids.

Which of the Beatles sings lead vocals on their 1966 single,

Yellow Submarine?

-BUZZER Gerard?

-Ringo Starr.

It is Ringo Starr.

Which European country uses the zloty as its national currency?

-BUZZER Gerard?

-Hungary.

It's not, it's Poland.

Which book of the Old Testament comes immediately before Genesis?

-BUZZER Gerard?

-Impossible.

It is impossible, Genesis is the first book.

In the northern hemisphere, in which month is the winter solstice?

BUZZER Anne?

-December.

-It is December.

Which chemical compound is also known as laughing gas?

-BUZZER Dan?

-Nitrous oxide.

It is nitrous oxide.

Which London airport has the International code BHX?

-BUZZER Gerard?

-Impossible.

It is impossible, it's not a London airport code, that's Birmingham.

Anne, I'm afraid you lose your last two lives.

The French word for which month of the year is jeudi?

-BUZZER Gerard?

-Impossible.

It is impossible, it's French for Thursday.

That means, Dan, I'm afraid, you lose your remaining life.

Commiserations to Anne, commiserations to Dan.

You fought valiantly. We'll see you next time.

-Very well done, Gerard.

-Thank you.

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

APPLAUSE

Gerard, you're today's winner with £1,400.

But you could be leaving with a whole lot more if you can answer

the £10,000 question.

Now, you've been here once before, and you won £1,400.

Whatever happens,

you'll be leaving us after this show

because you only get two attempts at the £10,000 question.

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

Three of the nine answers are correct.

And if you can find them all within ten seconds, you win that £10,000.

There's your 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 three of the nine answers are impossible.

Give me any of THOSE answers and you lose the £1,400.

Today's £10,000 question, I hope it's a good one for you,

it's on geography.

-Could be.

-Good luck.

Here are your nine answers.

And you're looking for...

African countries that are members of the Commonwealth.

And your time starts now.

Zambia... Uganda...

And I'm going to gamble on Rwanda.

If those three are right,

you'll win £10,000.

Let's start with Zambia.

Is Zambia an African country that is a member of the Commonwealth?

APPLAUSE It is!

Edging closer to £10,000, Gerard.

We need Uganda to be an African country in the Commonwealth.

Is Uganda a right answer?

APPLAUSE It is. You're going well, Gerard.

-So far.

-Those were the two you seemed confident in.

-Yeah.

-Rwanda you said was a gamble.

Yeah. There's another at least one more that I think it could be,

I just had to make an impulsive decision.

OK. If that impulsive decision was the right one,

you're going to go home £10,000 richer.

Is Rwanda an African country in the Commonwealth?

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE It is! Come here, Gerard!

£10,000!

It is all yours!

-My word!

-You can touch it. I really genuinely don't mind.

-It's genuine.

-It's real money.

-It is!

And there's genuinely 10,000 of them.

You must be absolutely delighted!

-Over the moon.

-The impossible answers that you managed to avoid...

..Suriname, Guatemala and Bali, not in Africa.

-Gerard, you're leaving the show with £10,000!

-Oh, wow!

-CHEERING

-Thank you!

So, Gerard leaves the show with £10,000,

the hospital radio's going to get some new equipment.

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

See you next time. Goodbye!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE