Episode 4 Pointless Celebrities

Thank you very much indeed. I'm Alexander Armstrong.

Welcome to a special Saturday evening celebrity edition of Pointless,

putting obscure knowledge to the test. Every question has been asked to 100 people before the show.

To be in with a chance of winning our final round jackpot,

our celebrities must find the answers the fewest thought of. Let's meet our Pointless celebrities.

First up, we welcome Gabi and Monica Irimia!

Wow.

-Did I say Irimia right?

-BOTH: Yes!

-I've never said that out loud before. Irimia! We know you best as the Cheeky Girls.

-Yes.

You shot to fame in 2002 with the fabulous Cheeky Song (Touch My Et Cetera).

-You want to learn the moves?

-Do I...?

-Do you want to learn the moves?

-Wow. Yes, I do. No, I do.

-Were there moves to the Cheeky Song?

-Of course.

-What were they?

-Like this.

-Just go round.

-I could do that.

It's perfect!

-Very good. Then you point and you say...

-You point.

-And you shake your booty.

That's amazing. Anyway now, Gabi and Monica,

a warm Pointless welcome. It's lovely to have you here.

Next, please welcome Debra Stephenson and Tricia Penrose!

Now, Debra, we know you from various roles in Bad Girls, Coronation Street,

but also your brilliant impressions alongside Jon Culshaw.

-Tricia, we know you from Heartbeat, of course.

-Yes.

-What's going to be your strong category on Pointless today?

-I think...children's programmes.

My little boy has always got on children's television.

-Favourite one?

-Peppa Pig.

-Yes! That's the right answer.

-Xander does the voice of Daddy Dog.

-Captain Daddy Dog.

-Captain?

-Oh, yeah! He's got a rank!

-Look out for Captain Daddy Dog. He's brilliant.

-How does he talk?

Er, he talks like a sailor.

-DOES VOICE:

-Like that. Sailor.

That kind of voice. Captain Daddy Dog!

Close your eyes and picture Peppa Pig. There you are.

So Peppa Pig. Children's TV. Debra, what's your dream category?

Well, I like food. I don't know about it. I just like eating it.

-I'll just take it as it comes.

-It's lovely having you on the show.

Very warm welcome and best of luck. Next, please welcome Alex James and Phil Daniels!

Between you, we know you for many, many, many things.

Alex, we probably know you best as the bassist from Blur and you're a farmer,

-a celebrity cheeseman.

-I've always loved cheese.

-People used to throw it at me when Blur played.

-Is that true?

Yeah. It comes in tins in Japan, which is particularly scary. Tins are the worst.

I'm hoping for cheese questions.

-Any good on Romanian cheese?

-LAUGHTER

And Phil, actor of stage, screen, silver screen... but also you performed together

on Parklife, the seminal Blur track, if I can say that.

-20 years ago nearly.

-Get out of town! 20 years ago?!

-And we're still doing it.

-LAUGHTER

Very warm welcome to you.

And finally we've got Toby Anstis and Kirsten O'Brien!

Toby, we know you for all kinds of things. You present the morning show on Heart FM.

You were on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here. And, Kirsten, we know you from children's TV.

But also as a stand-up and comedienne in your own right.

-Now the pair of you, you've worked together.

-Yeah. Back in the day on all sorts.

You did SMart, I did some stuff on Live And Kicking. We met up on all sorts of shows.

-I had to constantly interview him in the broom cupboard.

-The broom cupboard!

Toby, what's good for you?

Probably sport will be pretty good.

-For me. Kirst, entertainment?

-Entertainment. Anything on how to get a baby to sleep

-at the minute.

-You've got a tiny baby.

-Six months old, so...

-Not sleeping.

-No.

-I'm guessing that's a boy.

-Yes!

Yes, it is.

Very best of luck to you. We'll discover all your hidden knowledge throughout the show.

Only one person left to introduce. If you sit at a desk all day trying to look like you're working,

this is how the master does it. He is my Pointless friend, Richard.

Hiya. Hello.

-How much fun is this going to be?

-It'll be amazing!

-I so enjoyed you talking to the Cheeky Girls.

-You were like 10 years younger.

-Really?

-Yeah.

-Wow.

-It's really sweet.

-Thank you.

All our questions have been put to 100 people, but we want obscure answers they couldn't get.

For a chance to win our jackpot, all our celebrities need to do is score as few points as they possibly can.

What everyone's trying to do is find a pointless answer that none of our 100 people gave.

Each time that happens, we will add 250 quid to the jackpot. As today is a celebrity special show,

each celebrity is playing for a nominated charity, so we start with a jackpot of £2,500. There.

Right. If everyone's ready, let's play Pointless.

In the first round, each of you gives one answer and you cannot confer.

Whichever pair has the highest score will be eliminated, so try to make sure that's not you.

An incorrect answer scores 100 points so try to avoid those.

Our first category today is... The Voice.

Can you all decide in your pairs who's going to go first and go second?

Whoever's going first please step up to the podium.

We gave 100 people 100 seconds to name as many UK Top 20 hits

released by The Voice UK coaches as they could. Richard?

We're looking for any UK Top 20 hit released by either Tom Jones, Jessie J,

The Script - Danny O'Donoghue's band - or the Black Eyed Peas/will.i.am.

Anything that reached the UK Top 20 prior to April, 2012.

OK, thanks very much, Richard. Now, Gabi and Monica, you drew lots

-and today you are going first. So Monica...

-Right.

We want any UK Top 20 single released by a coach on The Voice UK.

I'm going to choose the Black Eyed Peas and I'm going to say...

-They did a cover of The Time Of My Life.

-The Time Of My Life?

-Yes.

OK, Monica is saying The Time Of My Life. Is it right? How many said it?

-Oh!

-Oh, no. Bad luck.

Unfortunately, for some reason, that is an incorrect answer, so you score the maximum 100 points.

-Sorry, Monica. I'll explain why when everyone's had a go.

-Bad luck.

-Now, Tricia...

-My heart's pounding. Em...

-will.i.am, I'm going to say Heartbreaker.

-Heartbreaker says Tricia.

Let's see if that's right and how many people said Heartbreaker.

It's right!

It's right, Tricia.

Oh, and it's a nice low score. Look at that! Pointless!

That's fantastic!

It's a Pointless answer and adds £250 to today's jackpot, taking the total up to £2,750.

It scores you nothing. Very, very well done indeed.

-That was lucky.

-Good start.

-Very well played. Great start.

I bet your heart's pounding even more now! A hit with Cheryl Cole - a number four hit.

-Very good indeed. Now, Alex...

-Hmm.

-What are you thinking?

Tom Jones did a cover of Kiss by Prince, so I'm going to go with...Kiss by Tom Jones.

Kiss by Tom Jones. Let's see if that's right and how many said Kiss.

Absolutely right.

Another good answer.

Lovely low score. 16!

-Well played, Alex. A number five hit. The Art of Noise, featuring Tom Jones.

-Now then,

-Toby?

-I'm going to go with The Script.

-The Man Who Can't Be Moved.

-The Man Who Can't Be Moved, says Toby.

Let's see if that's right and, if it is, how many of our 100 said it.

It's absolutely right.

Down it goes.

Six!

Very well done, Toby.

Whoo!

Six for The Man Who Can't Be Moved.

Yeah, very well played, Toby. Another relieved man there.

-A number two hit in 2008.

-Halfway through. Let's look at the scores.

Tricia and Debra, looking very strong indeed on absolutely nothing.

We move up to six, Toby and Kirsten. To 16 for Alex and Phil

and then up to 100 where we find Monica and Gabi.

I'm not saying it's game over yet. Gabi, we need a brilliant answer from you

and to hope somebody else scores high. Can the second players take their places at the podium?

Now then, Kirsten, you're on a lovely low score of six. The high scorers are on 100.

If you can score 93 or less you are through to the next round.

We want any UK Top 20 singles by any of our Voice UK coaches.

I'm just going to go for the one everyone knows, just to play safe.

-I'll probably get this wrong now! I'll go Delilah.

-Delilah says Kirsten. OK, Delilah.

Here is your red line. If you get below that with Delilah, you are home and dry.

How many people said it? Is it right?

Absolutely right.

48!

Nothing wrong with that. Takes your total up to 54. Very well done, Kirsten.

Well played, Kirsten. A song he sung at the Jubilee concert. Delilah, by Tom Jones.

Now, Phil, you're on 16. The high scorers remain on 100.

If you score 83 or less, through you go.

I have Tom. The Green, Green Grass of Home.

The Green, Green Grass of Home. Let's see if it's right and how many said it.

Well done, you're through.

30!

A lovely low total of 46.

Well played, Phil. Safe and sound. Number one in 1966.

Debra, you're on nothing. The sisters Cheeky are on 100. If you can score 99 or less,

you are through to the next round. 99 or less. However, Tricia scored nothing.

I think I've got something here.

-It's The Script.

-Yeah?

-I think it's called...

-For The First Time.

-The Script, For The First Time, you are saying. Is it right?

It's right and you're through.

One!

One, Debra.

What about that? Scores you one and takes your total up to one. Amazing.

Very well played, Debra. What a score! Not bad at all. Another Top 10 hit from The Script,

-this time from 2010.

-Very, very good indeed.

-Now then, Gabi and Monica, I have sad news.

-I know!

You are the high scorers, even before your answer,

I'm thinking of a few songs from the Black Eyed Peas, which I believe were Top 10 hits.

-Is it I've Got A Feeling?

-I've Got A Feeling. Is it right and how many people said it?

-Very well done, indeed. Absolutely right.

-Go down, go down.

Down it goes. Brilliant!

Seven!

That's a great score.

-Our fourth-lowest score of the round, takes you to 107.

-It's still a lot!

Well played, Gabi. A number one single in 2009. We couldn't give your first answer.

It's called The Time (Dirty Bit).

-Sorry.

-OK, no worries.

Let's look at the pointless answers.

3 Words, that's will.i.am and Cheryl Cole. Barry Islands In The Stream, which Tom Jones did

with Bryn and Vanessa. Daughter of Darkness, Tom Jones.

Don't Phunk With My Heart, Black Eyed Peas.

Funny Familiar Forgotten Feelings, a Tom Jones hit.

There's Heartbreaker, Cheryl Cole and will.i.am.

Help Yourself, Tom Jones. A Top 5 hit.

Again Tom Jones, I (Who Have Nothing).

And T.H.E.(The Hardest Ever), will.i.am, Mick Jagger, Jennifer Lopez.

Thank you, Richard. So at the end of the first round, the losing pair is Gabi and Monica.

-Oh, never mind.

-Before you go, we asked our 100 people to name their favourite celebrity twins...

-And?

-Jedward!

-Oh.

-Yeah.

-But who do you think came second?

-The Cheeky Girls!

The Krays! Equal with The Cheeky Girls!

So there you are.

Lovely having you on the show. Thank you so much. You've been brilliant sports. Gabi and Monica!

-Whoo whoo whoo!

-But for the remaining three pairs, it's Round Two!

Now there's only room for two celebrity pairs on our Head to Head,

so one pair will be leaving us at the end of this round.

Our category for Round Two is...TV characters.

TV characters. Can you all decide who's going to go first and who's going to go second?

Whoever's going first, step up to the podium.

OK, our question concerns... TV comedy characters and their performers.

-Richard?

-On each pass, I'm going to give you the names of six TV comedy characters.

Tell me the name of the person who most famously performs them.

A nice obscure answer gets fewer points. An incorrect answer is 100.

12 comedy characters in all. Very best of luck.

OK, so let's reveal our comedy characters. And here we have...

I'll read them one last time.

There we are. Six comedy characters. Name the actor or actress you think the fewest of our 100 people knew.

-Debra?

-I think I've chosen.

I think it's quite obscure. Delbert Wilkins was Lenny Henry.

-Delbert Wilkins...

-It was a while ago.

-So might be a low scorer.

Delbert Wilkins, Lenny Henry. Is it right? How many people said it?

Absolutely right.

13! Very well done.

Lovely low score, Debra.

-Lenny Henry.

-Good answer, Debra. Brixton-based pirate radio DJ Delbert Wilkins.

-Now then, Phil...

-Em, I'm not sure, so I'll go for Ali G and...

Sacha Baron Cohen.

Sacha Baron Cohen says Phil for Ali G. Is it right and how many knew that?

33.

-33 for Sacha Baron Cohen.

-Very well played, Phil. Good answer.

He asked the Beckhams if they wanted Brooklyn to be a footballer like his father

or a singer like Mariah Carey.

Toby, you're the last person to have this board. You can fill in all the gaps. You probably know them.

There's a couple I don't know. I'd have gone with Phil's.

Either Ali G or the one I'm going to go with,

which is Keith Lemon... Leigh Francis.

Keith Lemon, Leigh Francis. Is that right? How many knew that?

-It's a great answer. Look at that. Six, Toby.

-Good work!

-Six for Leigh Francis.

-Yeah. I tell you what. Toby's good, isn't he?

It's the best answer on the board. Well played.

Let's go through the rest of them. Mr Bean, obviously, is Rowan Atkinson. It would have scored 72.

Bubbles Devere, Matt Lucas. It would have scored 16.

-Do you know Ron Manager?

-Paul Whitehouse.

-Right. Well done if you got all of those at home.

OK, thanks very much indeed. Let's take a look at the scores.

Toby and Kirsten looking very strong on six, then up to 13 where we find Debra and Tricia.

Then 33, Phil and Alex. Alex, we need a low-scoring answer from you in the next pass.

We're going to come back down the line. Can the second players take their places at the podium?

OK, we're going to put six more roles on the board. Here they are.

We have got...

I'll read those one final time.

We are looking for the actors or actresses who played these roles.

Kirsten, you want the one the fewest of our 100 people knew. Now you're on six, Kirsten.

Alex and Phil are on 33. If you can score 26 or less, through you go to the Head to Head.

OK.

I'm going to go with Waynetta Slob.

-Kathy Burke.

-Kathy Burke. Brilliant.

Waynetta Slob, you are saying. Here is your red line. Below that,

you are through. Is Kathy Burke right? How many said it?

Absolutely right.

And you're through. Just!

Very well done, though. 22 takes your total to 28.

-Richard?

-Sailing through to the Head to Head. Well done, guys.

-Married to Wayne Slob, played by Harry Enfield.

-Now then, Alex.

Yeah.

Mrs Merton was Caroline Hook.

-Go for that.

-OK, Caroline Hook says Alex.

-She was called Hook then. She's not called that now.

-It's the old bassist thing. Wasn't he a bassist?

-Peter Hook. He married Caroline Aherne.

OK, Caroline Hook/Aherne. No red line for you. Just hope this goes down as far as it can.

Caroline Hook for Mrs Merton.

Absolutely right.

21.

21 takes your total up to 54.

You've done all you can there, Alex. Good answer. Caroline Aherne played Mrs Merton.

OK. Now then, Tricia, you're on 13.

The high scorers are on 54. If you can score 40 or less...

-I think I've blown it.

-..you're through.

I've never even heard of Blunderwoman or Pauline Calf.

I think Edna Everage would be very high, Barry Humphries.

Cosmo Smallpiece, never heard of. I'm going to go for...

-Blunderwoman.

-I thought you hadn't heard of her.

Oh, you need to know the name...! I'll have to go for Edna Everage. Sorry! Barry Humphries.

-I forgot you had to know the name of the person.

-OK.

-I've blown it.

-You haven't.

-You may not have.

A lot of people know Edna Everage. How many know Barry Humphries? Here is your red line.

If you get below that red line, you are in the Head to Head.

Is it right? How many said it?

You've done it! You've done it! 34!

34 takes your total up to 47.

-Very well done, Tricia. Richard?

-Well played once again, Tricia. You got yourself safely through.

He was born John Humphries. That would make Mastermind different.

-Let's go through the rest of them. Pauline Calf...

-Steve Coogan.

-Absolutely right.

-That would have scored 16 points. Cosmo Smallpiece?

-No.

Catchphrase "Knickers knackers knockers." Les Dawson.

And Blunderwoman. Do you know that? From Russ Abbot's Madhouse. Played by Bella Emberg.

-Bella Emberg!

-Four points. Very well done if you said that at home.

Thanks, Richard. So the losing celebrity pair with the high score are Alex and Phil! How on earth?!

-Sad to go.

-Well, before you go, we've polled our 100 people.

They had 100 seconds to name their favourite Blur song.

-Girls and Boys.

-No, it wasn't. The favourite one by our 100 people, you'll be thrilled, was Parklife.

-Was it?

-There we are! Fabulous. Alex and Phil, thank you so much for joining us.

-Thank you.

-It's been such a treat. Brilliant contestants.

Thank you.

But for the remaining two pairs, things get even more exciting as we enter the Head to Head.

Well, congratulations, Tricia and Debra, Toby and Kirsten.

You are now only one round away from the final and the chance to play for our jackpot of £2,750.

You are now going to go Head to Head and the first pair to win two questions plays for the jackpot.

The big news is from here on in you are allowed to confer.

Let's play the Head to Head.

OK, here comes your first question and it concerns...animals with colours in their names.

-Animals with colours in their names. Richard?

-We'll show five creatures with colours in their names.

Can you name the most obscure? This is really hard.

-Is it really cute as well? Are we going to say "aaaah"?

-There's maybe a couple of cute ones.

Let's reveal our five creatures with colours in their names.

We have got...

Aaah ha ha. Actually, he looks quite cross, B.

C, also quite cross.

Aaah, E.

Basically, A, B, C, D and E and of those I'd say B does look quite cross, but aaaah.

Cute. There we go. OK, so Debra and Tricia,

-you've played best so far, so you get to go first.

-Oh, dear.

I've got one good guess, to be fair.

I don't know it, but I've got a good guess.

-So I'm going to pick C.

-Yes.

I think it's a red kite.

-A red kite. C, a red kite.

-Yeah.

-Say Tricia and Debra.

Toby and Kirsten, you can talk us through the board.

-That throws us in a quandary.

-Tough one. Actually,

we were pretty sure that C wasn't what they said.

-You can go for a different answer.

-But...

We thought that was a golden eagle.

-Shall we go with it? E, yellow wagtail.

-E, yellow wagtail.

So Debra and Tricia say red kite for C. Toby and Kirsten say yellow wagtail for E.

Debra and Tricia, you have said red kite. Let's see if that's right and how many of our 100 people said it.

Oh, no! Bad luck.

That's an incorrect answer. So, Toby and Kirsten, all you have to be is correct.

E, yellow wagtail. It's yellow, it's got a tail.

Is it right?

Oh, no!

Wow! There's that for our first question. After one question, it's nil-all.

-Richard?

-I did say it was hard, didn't I?

E is not a yellow wagtail. It's a yellowhammer.

It would have scored you 17 points. And C is not a red kite.

It's a golden eagle.

-Oh, no!

-So it would have won you the point. That would have scored 29 points.

Let's take a look at the rest. The A, of course,

-is a blue-footed booby.

-Wow.

-It would have scored you 8 points. Very proud of their blue feet.

-The bluer the feet, the more mates you attract.

-Really?

-Yeah.

-Now B. Do you know B?

-It looks like Susan Boyle.

B is a red panda. A red panda. 18 points.

A very gentle, secretive creature.

-D is a scarlet macaw. That's the best answer.

-Lovely.

-One point.

Here comes your second question. Best of luck. It concerns...

dinosaurs.

-Dinosaurs. Richard?

-We'll show you five names of dinosaurs, with alternate letters missing.

-Can you fill in those gaps and name the most obscure?

-Let's reveal our five dinosaurs.

Here we go. We have got...

I'm going to read them all again without the blanks! Phew!

There we are. Toby and Kirsten, you go first.

There's an obvious one. Second one down. We're going to go with the second one down.

-Yeah.

-Tyrannosaurus.

-Tyrannosaurus. Now then, Tricia and Debra...

Well, we've got triceratops or velociraptor.

-We'll go for velociraptor.

-Velociraptor say Tricia and Debra.

So we have tyrannosaurus and velociraptor. Toby and Kirsten are going for tyrannosaurus.

Let's see if it's right and how many people said it.

Absolutely right.

74! Ooh!

Tricia and Debra, you are going for velociraptor.

Is that right? How many people said it? 74's what you have to beat.

That's right!

58!

Which means, after two questions, Tricia and Debra, you are up one-nil.

-Very well done. Richard?

-Triceratops was a better answer. It would have scored you 23 points.

But you got the point anyway.

Right at the bottom is the brachiosaurus. 17 points.

And the best answer of all, just one point,

-is the supersaurus.

-Supersaurus.

-One point.

-OK, the third question...

Tricia and Debra, if you win this you go through to the final. Toby and Kirsten, you know what to do.

Here it comes. It concerns...

Tea. Tea, Richard.

We'll show you five clues to facts about tea. Can you pick the most obscure answer from this list?

OK, let's reveal our five clues to facts about tea. Here we go.

We have got...

I'll read those one last time.

There we are. Five clues to facts about tea.

Tricia and Debra, you go first this time.

-Perhaps we should go for the bottom one.

-OK.

-The bottom one?

-Yeah.

OK, what are you going to say?

-Boston Tea Party.

-Boston. The city where the Tea Party protests took place in 1773. OK.

Boston you are saying. Toby and Kirsten...

Modern-day name of the island nation that produces Ceylon tea.

-Sri Lanka.

-Sri Lanka you say. So we have Boston versus Sri Lanka.

Debra and Tricia have given the answer Boston for the US city of the 1773 Tea Party protests.

Is that right? How many said it?

Absolutely right.

68!

Now Toby and Kirsten, you have to get this right. You've gone for Sri Lanka as the modern-day name

of the island nation where Ceylon tea came from.

Is that right? How many said it?

It's absolutely right.

And you've done it! Well done. 59!

-Very well done. After three questions, you are one-all.

-Very well played.

You pulled that out the bag. Let's look at the rest.

-The name of the decorative tea urn used in Russia?

-Samovar.

-Right.

Quite a big scorer. 32 points.

The century in which tea was popularised was the 17th.

It would have scored you 7 points.

And the Chinese tea is oolong. And that would have scored three. Well done if you said that at home.

Thanks, Richard. So we come to the decider. Whoever wins this goes through to the final.

OK, here's your next question. It concerns...Christmas films.

-Christmas films. Richard?

-We'll show you five sets of initials.

They're all initials of films with the word Christmas in the title. We'll also give you the year.

-Can you pick the most obscure? Very best of luck.

-OK.

Let's reveal our five film titles with the word Christmas in them in initial form.

We have got...

I'll read those all one last time.

Five films with Christmas in their titles. There are the initials and the years they were made.

-Toby and Kirsten...

-She's getting excited. I'm saying shhh!

-I've got one.

-OK.

Right, this could be totally wrong. It's a guess.

But 1992, is it The Muppet Christmas Carol?

The Muppet Christmas Carol.

-Tricia and Debra...

-Oh, I can't think. I've gone blank.

-What are we going to do?

-Just go for the only one we know, which is White Christmas.

-You're going for White Christmas.

-What's the demographic of this 100 people?

-Random.

Toby and Kirsten have gone for The Muppet Christmas Carol. Is that right? How many said it?

Absolutely right!

-Very well done.

-Come on!

Come on! Come on!

-Eleven!

-Yes!

-We watch it every Christmas.

-Eleven.

-She is brilliant.

-We watch that every Christmas.

Tricia and Debra, you have gone for White Christmas. Is that right? How many said it?

Absolutely right.

-Oh!

-77.

Well, we got there in the end after four questions. Toby and Kirsten, you are through, 2-1.

Special well played to Kirsten. Let's look at the other answers.

-AC was the big Aardman animated film from last year.

-Arthur Christmas.

Absolutely right. It scored 26.

SC is very, very tough. Surviving Christmas. It would have scored one.

-And MCML...

-I do know this one! Merry Christmas, Mr Lawrence.

-Absolutely right. That scored eight points. Well done if you got those.

-Thank you, Richard.

So at the end of that round, the losing pair - Tricia and Debra.

We asked 100 people to name their favourite Debra impression. What do you think it was?

-Davina!

-Davina! It's got to be, definitely.

-It was Davina!

-Oh, my gosh. That was SO exciting. And you won.

But you lost. Sad, very sad.

Tricia and Debra, thank you so much for playing our celebrity special,

but for Toby and Kirsten, it's now time for our Pointless final.

Well, congratulations. You have fought off all the competition and won our coveted Pointless trophy.

You now have a chance to win our Pointless jackpot. At the end of today's show, it stands at £2,750.

Listen, the rules are very simple. To win that for your charities,

all you have to do is find one pointless answer. We've had one.

Just find one more now and you'll leave with that money. First, you have to choose a category.

-Oh.

-Ooh.

-They're all pretty tempting.

-Sport...

-Oh, sports stars!

-Music awards.

-If it's in the '80s, we watched Question of Sport.

-Let's go sports stars.

-Really?

-Are you cool with that?

-Yeah.

-Brilliant.

-Sports stars.

-Sports stars.

-Let's find out what the question is.

We gave 100 people 100 seconds to name as many winners of golf's majors since 2000 as they could.

-Golf's majors since 2000. Richard?

-We're looking for the name of any man to win one of the four majors

since the 2000 season - the Open, the US Open, the USPGA and Masters,

up to and including the 2012 US Masters. Very best of luck.

OK, you now have up to one minute to come up with three answers. All you need to win £2,750

-is for just one of those answers to be pointless. Are you ready?

-Yes.

Let's put 60 seconds on the clock. There. Your time starts now.

-OK.

-Is there someone called Seve Ballesteros?

-Yeah, but before 2000. He's not with us, God bless him.

-That's wasted.

-Right. It was a South African who won the British Open

about 2 or 3 years ago. Oost... I don't know how to pronounce it. I think it's Oosthuizen.

-It's a pronunciation problem.

-Monty somebody. Has he...?

Colin Montgomerie.

He hasn't won a major, sadly. That's his thing.

Em...Oosthuizen.

-Tiger must have.

-Yeah, but that's Tiger Woods.

-We have to come up with three.

-OK.

-I'm sort of not much use.

-There have been a couple...

-I said somebody from the '80s.

Who was the American...? The British Open.

-It's coming up 10 seconds left.

-What was his name? Em... Goodness me.

-Sorry I can't help.

-Gone blank.

Come on, Tobes.

OK, that's your time up. We were looking for the winners of golf's majors since 2000.

-I now need your three answers.

-It's Oosthuizen.

-Oosthuizen is the surname?

-Yep.

-We need a Christian name.

-John.

-John Oosthuizen. OK, we've got him.

-Tiger Woods.

-Tiger Woods. And thirdly...

-Thirdly, Rory McIlroy.

-Rory McIlroy. There we have three answers.

-Of those three, which is your best shot at a pointless answer?

-Oosthuizen.

We'll put him last. What is your least likely pointless answer?

-We'll go Rory.

-Rory McIlroy we'll put first, Tiger Woods second and John Oosthuizen is last.

We'll put them on the board and here they are.

There we are. We were looking for winners of golf's majors since 2000.

Rory McIlroy was your least confident answer to be pointless.

You only need one pointless answer to win that jackpot of £2,750.

So let's see. Rory McIlroy. Is it right? How many people said it?

Absolutely right.

That's the first thing it had to be. If this goes all the way to zero,

your charities will be £2,750 richer.

Oh, 28! 28.

Unfortunately, that's not a pointless answer. You have two more chances to win today's jackpot.

-Toby, what's your charity?

-The Prince's Trust.

-Very good indeed.

-Kirsten?

-Teesside Hospice.

-Teesside Hospice. Two excellent charities there.

OK, let's hope nobody said Tiger Woods. It has to be right and to be pointless.

£2,750 is riding on it. How many people said Tiger Woods?

Well, it's also right. Rory McIlroy took us down to 28.

-Tiger Woods...takes us to 66.

-Are you sure it's John?

-I guessed it. It's Oosthuizen.

-You only have one more chance. Everything is riding on John.

We are looking for winners of golf's majors since 2000. John Oosthuizen. Is that right?

For £2,750, how many people said John Oosthuizen?

Oh! Bad luck.

Bad luck.

Bad luck.

An incorrect answer, which means unfortunately you didn't find that all-important pointless answer,

so you don't win today's jackpot of £2,750. But you do go home with a wonderful Pointless trophy each,

so there we are. However, as it's a celebrity special, we'll donate £500 to each celebrity pair

-for their respective charities.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you.

-This is the tough bit. Richard?

Tough luck. You just chose the wrong category. Very tough final question.

Oosthuizen's right. Won the 2010 Open, but it's Louis Oosthuizen.

He also lost the 2012 Masters to Bubba Watson.

-He would have scored 4 points.

-So we wouldn't have got it anyway.

-It wouldn't have won.

-A relief!

Let's look at some pointless answers. Winner of the 2003 Open, Ben Curtis.

David Toms won the 2001 USPGA, Geoff Ogilvy, the 2006 US Open.

Jim Furyk won the 2003 US Open, Keegan Bradley, the most recent name, won the 2011 USPGA.

Michael Campbell won the Open in 2005. Mike Weir won the US Masters in 2003.

Rich Beem, the 2002 USPGA champion.

And Todd Hamilton won the Open the year after Ben Curtis, in 2004.

There's four more. Retief Goosen, Shaun Micheel, Yang Yong-eun and Zach Johnson, all pointless.

Very well done if you said those at home.

Thank you very much indeed. We have to say goodbye, Toby and Kirsten, but it's been wonderful.

Thank you so much for playing. Brilliant contestants.

All that remains is for me to say thank you to all our celebrity pairs - Gabi and Monica,

Alex and Phil, Debra and Tricia and our brilliant finalists, Toby and Kirsten. Join us next time

-to test more obscure knowledge. Meanwhile, it's goodbye from Richard.

-Goodbye.

And goodbye from me. Goodbye.

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