Episode 12 Pointless

APPLAUSE

Thank you very much. Hello, I'm Alexander Armstrong.

Welcome to Pointless, the quiz show where we are always striving to find the most obscure answers.

Let's meet today's players.

And couple number one. Hi. I'm Nikki. This is Salma. We're housemates from south London.

Couple number two. Hi, I'm Luke. This is my dad Micky.

We're from Essex. Couple number three.

Hi. My name is Trish. This is Derek, my housemate, and we're from Cwmbran.

And finally, couple number four.

Hi. My name's Sarah, this is my husband Stephen and we're from Bathgate, West Lothian.

And these are today's contestants.

Thanks. We'll find out more about you throughout the show.

That leaves one more person for me to introduce.

You know those annoying sidekicks who chip in with witty remarks and pull focus from the real star?

Yep, he hates them, too. It's my Pointless friend, Richard!

Hiya! Hi, everybody.

Afternoon. And to you. Afternoon. How are you?

I'm very well, thanks.

Round Two, today. Oh, yeah? I've pulled out all the stops.

We'll get through Round One. Let's get it done.

But Round Two, very, very happy with.

Sometimes, there are things we don't cover on this show and I thought it was about time we did.

OK. Very good. Thanks, Richard.

All our questions have been put to 100 people before the show.

Our contestants need to find the obscure answers those 100 people didn't get.

Everyone's trying to find a pointless answer,

one that none of our 100 people gave.

Each time that happens, we'll add ?250 to the jackpot.

Jamie and Ryan didn't win the jackpot last time,

so we add another ?1,000 to that. So today's jackpot starts off at ?9,000.

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

In this round, I'll take an answer from each of you, but there's to be no conferring.

The pair with the highest score at the end of the round will be heading home.

So, our first category today is...

We'll race through this one!

Can you decide in your pairs who's going first and who's second.

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

OK. Let's find out what the question is. Here it comes.

We gave 100 people 100 seconds to name as many...

..as they could. Prime ministers or presidents born in the 20th century. Richard?

Simply looking for the name of anyone born after 1900

who went on to become the prime minister of the UK or the president of the United States.

Best of luck.

Thank you very much indeed.

Now, Salma and Nikki, you all drew lots before the show and today you are going to go first.

Nikki, welcome back to the show. Remind us what you do.

I work in the art department for TV commercials.

Good. How long have you done that for?

I've been freelance for about a year. But about three years.

How many commercials have you done, would you say? About 20.

Wow. Good going. They just sort of breed, presumably, those sorts of jobs?

Yes, they're quick turnaround. You do a few days and then you're out.

Goodo. Now, what are you going to go for? Is this good for you as a category?

This would be the worst category I could have had!

So I may be joining the 200 club!

Don't get too despondent.

Essentially, you've just got to name a president or a prime minister.

Yes. I'm going to go for Winston Churchill.

A little-known prime minister.

Winston Churchill, says Nikki. I'm playing it safe on this one. I don't want... Fair enough.

Let's see if Winston Churchill's right, and if it is, how many people said Winston Churchill.

Ooh, not so safe as you thought, there, Nikki, I'm afraid!

I'm afraid that's an incorrect answer. Scores you the maximum of 100 points.

I'd go so far as to say unsafe, that answer. He was born in 1874. I wasn't sure.

Thank you very much. Now, Luke.

Hello. Welcome to the show. What do you do, Luke?

I work for a law firm in the City as a revenue controller.

In your spare time, what do you like to do?

At the moment, I've started playing golf. I love going to the cinema, socialising with friends.

Pretty much the usual laddish stuff!

Whose idea was it to come on the show?

My 13-year-old sister, to be honest.

We watch it together constantly.

But my sister printed out the application forms.

She nominated the pair of you. Basically. We didn't have the guts

to pick up the forms and start going through it.

She was like, "Come on, you two compete against each other regularly, so put your..."

For once be on the same team. What's she called, your sister? Emily.

Emily. Will she be watching? She certainly will be!

Hello, Emily. Hi, Emily.

In five years' time, Emily can come on herself. Yes.

See if she can do better! She certainly will do better than us.

We'll see. What do you make of this as a round, Luke?

Not great. Not fantastic.

This might be safe as well. I'm going to go for Jimmy Carter.

I like your use of the word "as well", there!

Jimmy Carter, says Luke. Shall we see if that's right

and if it is, let's see how many people said Jimmy Carter.

Absolutely right, Luke.

21. Good score.

Yes, he was born in 1924, Jimmy Carter.

He's had the longest-ever career of a post president.

He's been an ex-president for 33 years. No-one's ever done that before.

Good stuff. Now, Trish, welcome to the show. Thank you.

Great to have you here. What do you do, Trish? I'm retired now. I retired last year.

What did you do? I worked for a bank.

Nice to be retired, though. Very nice to be retired!

How do you fill your time? Swimming, reading, walking my puppy.

Oh, a new puppy? Yes. What sort of puppy is it?

She's a cross between a Shi Tzu and a Bichon Frise.

Is that called... Does that have a name? Have they put together a little...

It's a Shichon, apparently. A Shichon. A Shichon.

I'd imagine you could make all sorts of interesting words out of that,

but we went for Shichon, which is good. We're happy with that.

So how do you and Derek know each other? You're housemates.

Well, we are housemates now,

but we were married in 1973.

I've known him for over 40 years.

But I divorced him in '92.

And I went on to remarry.

And that didn't work out, either, so I'm looking for husband number three!

But Derek offered me a home when I was actually out of a home.

I took him up on it and we're the best of friends.

Good. How lovely. That's a great story.

Trish, how is your hist... Do we call it history. Obviously it is, I suppose.

Political history.

Not bad. Do you think you've got a good low-scoring answer?

Our lowest score so far is 21. Not bad.

I'm hoping I can beat that.

But I think for American president, I'll go for John F. Kennedy.

John F. Kennedy, says Trish.

John F. Kennedy. Let's see if that's right and how many people said that. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Well, it's right. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 27. Not bad at all. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Not bad at all, Trish. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Elected to office at 43. He was born in 1917, JFK. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thanks very much indeed. Now, Sarah. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Hi. Welcome to the show. Great to have you here. What do you do, Sarah? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'm a civil servant. In your spare time, what do you do? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 As a couple, we like to go out to nice restaurants. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I like to draw. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I do fashion sketches of people's wedding dresses as keepsakes. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Or special outfits. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Good stuff. What are you going to go for? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Um, two of mine have gone. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 So I'm going to go for... 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I can't think how old he was when he became president. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'll go for Richard Nixon. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Richard Nixon, says Sarah. Is it right? How many people said it? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Absolutely right. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 22 for Richard Nixon. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Born before JFK, but became president after JFK. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 He funded his first-ever political campaign with poker winnings. He was a very good gambler. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Won a lot of money during the war, playing cards. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 He used it to fund his first political campaign. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Interesting. Thanks very much. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We're halfway through the round. 21 the best score of that round. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Luke, very well done with Jimmy Carter there. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Up to 22, Richard Nixon. Then up to 27, Trish and Derek. All nice and closely grouped. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Then, I'm afraid, Nikki and Salma up to 100 where we find you. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 So we need at the very least, a low score from Salma in the next pass. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Let's hope it's enough to keep you in the game. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Best of luck. Can the second players please now take their places at the podium. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We are looking for any UK prime minister or US president born in the 20th century. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Stephen, welcome to the show. What do you do? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'm an estimating manager. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 An estimating manager. For what? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Heating, ventilation and electrical works. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's commercial. Schools, colleges, things like that. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Big estimates, in that case. Stephen and Sarah, how did you meet? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I met Sarah on the 26th of December, Boxing Day. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Sarah was on a pool table, dancing, when I walked into a pub! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And we've been together ever since! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Did you join her on the pool table? I came down off the pool table. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Because that would wreak havoc on the felt! Terrible! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Now, Stephen, what are you going to go for? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'm going to play it kind of safe and go for Gordon Brown. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Gordon Brown, says Stephen. You're on 22. The high scorers are on 100. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 So 77 or less will see you through. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 There's your red line. Let's see how far down the column Gordon Brown can get you. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's right. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And you're through. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 36 takes your total up to 58. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 That's all you had to do. He was born in 1951, Gordon Brown. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Derek? Derek, welcome to Pointless. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 What do you do, Derek? I'm retired as well. What did you do? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I was a hotel night porter for 12 years. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 What do you do now, Derek? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Mostly dog-walking, cinema, annoying the grandchildren. Things like that. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 How many grandchildren have you got? Seven. Seven. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Do they rile easily? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Oh, they love their grandfather. Not this one, the other one! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Derek, what are you going to go for? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'm going to play safe and say John Major. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You want to be scoring 72 with John Major to keep yourselves in the game. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 There's your red line, quite high. See if you can get below that with John Major. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's right. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And you're through. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 60 for John Major. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 87 your total. Very well done. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Yeah, born in 1943, John Major. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thanks very much. Now, Micky. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Micky, welcome to the show. What do you do, Micky? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'm a builder. A builder. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Multi-trade. Tell me what multi-trade means? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I can do various trades! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 That's a kind of builder, though, multi-trade? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Plastering, bricklaying, roofing. You've got it all. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Got it all covered. When you get to my age, you learn everything. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Listen, Luke scored 21, the lowest score of the round so far. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Um, I'll go for Ronald Reagan. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Ronald Reagan. Well, you want to score 78 or less with that. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 78 or less for Ronald Reagan. There's your red line. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Let's see. Is Ronald Reagan right? How many people said it? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Absolutely right. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And you are through. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 33 is your total. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 33 is your score. 54 is your total. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Ronald Reagan, born in 1911. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Well played everyone in this round. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Gone for solid answers. All you needed to do. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Oh, Salma, I'm sorry. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You are the high scorers, even before you've given your answer. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Have you got a good answer? You've had a lot of time to think. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Or have you had all your answers stolen from you? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 My safe answer was just stolen from me. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Nikki's safe answer scored 100 points, so don't worry about that. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 There's a couple of obscure ones that I could... 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Do you want to talk us through them all? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I don't want to say anything stupid! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I was going to take a punt on one, but I might just... 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'll just say anything. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 So let's say Margaret Thatcher. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Margaret Thatcher, you're going for. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 No red line for you as you're already the high scorers. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Let's see if anyone said Margaret Thatcher(!) 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Well, it's right. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 78. There you go. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 There's your answer. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 178 your total. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 If you had to go for a risk, Salma, what would you have gone for? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'm scared of saying it in case I make a fool of myself, so I'm not going to say it. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 If any of the answers come up, I'll be quietly pleased! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 OK. Anything I say at any point, just go "Yep". Put your hand up and say, "Yep". 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 There's no pointless answers, as you can imagine. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 There's not a huge amount of answers out there. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 But there's a few low ones. Let's see. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 The first British prime minister born in the 20th century was Alec Douglas-Home. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 He scored three points. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Then two Americans. Gerald Ford scored nine 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 and Lyndon B Johnson would have scored you ten. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 The first American president to be born in the 20th century was JFK. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Although plenty of people were born before him. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Barack Obama scored 54. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Bill Clinton scored 55. The younger George Bush 57. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Let's take a look at the top three. We've heard a couple of them. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 David Cameron would have scored 65 points, a big old score. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Margaret Thatcher scored 78, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 and right at the top, Tony Blair with 81. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thanks very much indeed, Richard. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 At the end of our first round, the pair heading home with a high score of 178 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 is Salma and Nikki. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'm sorry. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Quite often, our only returning pair, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 statistically I thought you were set to go all the way today. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Just bad luck. But I'm afraid it wasn't to be. Winston Churchill! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 If I'd gone second, I think I would... I got the dates a bit confused with that. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'm sorry you drew the first podium for the second time. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's been great having you on the show, albeit briefly. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thanks very much for playing, Salma and Nikki. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 But for the remaining three pairs, it's time for Round Two. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 So now just three pairs remain. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 At the end of this round, we'll have to say goodbye to another pair. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I wonder who it'll be. Luke and Micky, you did very well. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Lovely low scores there. Jimmy Carter. Great score. Yeah. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And you've seen off our only returning pair. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You are all brand new to this now. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 No-one's been into Round Two before! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Best of luck to all three pairs. Our category is... 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Ooh, it's sounding good, Richard! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Dairy products. Could you all decide in your pairs who's going first and who's second. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Whoever's going first, please step up to the podium. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 OK. And the question concerns... 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Cheeses of the world. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Who doesn't want a round on that, right? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 On each board, we're going to show you six different cheeses. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We need you to tell us the country in which it was originally made, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 or with which it's most commonly associated. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 There will be 12 cheeses in all. 12 countries to guess at home. Very best of luck. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I hope the excitement isn't too much for you. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Let's breathe deeply, all of us, just at the beginning. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And then we'll get through it. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thanks very much indeed. So, the countries from which these cheeses originated. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Here is our first cheese board! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 AUDIENCE GROANS 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'll read those one final time. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Six cheeses. Oh, I'm really hungry, now! Mmm! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Now, then, Micky. Micky. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Dear, oh, dear! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Yeah, it's not the kindest cheese board, is it? For heaven's sake! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I don't have any of them in my sandwiches going to work! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Whatever happened to Cheddar? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 What are you going to go for? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Asadero, Spain? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Asadero, Spain, says Micky. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Asadero, Spain. Who knows? Let's find out. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Asadero, is it from Spain? If it is, how many people knew that? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 No, it's not from Spain, I'm afraid, Micky, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 which means you score the maximum of 100 points. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's not a shock! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Sorry, Micky. What do you think Emily is saying at home right now? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 "Terrible." She'll have turned it off by now! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Don't turn off! Don't turn off! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 She'll be sitting there surrounded by Asadero. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 All be eaten by now. "This is delicious! Why have we never heard of this?" 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Now, Derek. Not a good question for me, either, I'm afraid. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I know one, which is very high, I should imagine. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I know that Zola played for Italy, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 so I'm going to go with Gorgon, to go with Zola! Italy. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 OK. Gorgonzola, Italy, says Derek. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Let's see if it's right. If so, how many people said Gorgonzola for Italy. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 63. It's a high score, but it's better than 100. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Italy. Yes, named after a town just outside Milan. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You got it because of Gianfranco Zola, did you? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 There are different ways to getting answers on this show! There we are. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thanks very much. Now, Sarah. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You're the last person to have this board. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I like cheese! Mmm, so do I. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I thought I would know lots of these. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'd rather have cheese than a pudding. Yes. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I know a few. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 The best thing about cheese in a restaurant is when they bring that trolley with all the cheeses on. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 There's a big dome, like that! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 They cut it all. And you choose the ones you want, then they take it away! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Then bring it back about 20 minutes later. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I don't know what happens in that ensuing 20 minutes. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Actually, yes I do. They just go... 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Anyway, what are you going for? I really am starving, now! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'm going to go for Manchengo - Manchego - 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Spain. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Manchego, Spain, says Sarah. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Manchego, Spain. Let's see if that's right and how many people said it. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's right. Very well done. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Ooh, look at that. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Very good score indeed. 22 for Manchego. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Well played, Sarah. It comes from La Mancha. Traditionally made with sheep's milk. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Now, Asadero, Micky. You're not a million miles away with Spain. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's Mexico. Mexico would have been a very good score. Three points for that. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Brie? France. France, yep. Big scorer, though. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Would have scored 94. Do you know Jarlsberg? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I would say Switzerland, but it's probably not, is it? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's Norway, funnily enough. 12 points. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And Rabacal is the best answer on the board. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 That is from Portugal. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Two points. Well done if you said that. There you go. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Do you know anything about Rabacal? Yes, it's a ewe and goat's milk cheese. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 By "ewe" I mean E-W-E, not "you"! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Yeah. For a minute I was worried there! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 No-one's buying that, my friend! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thanks very much. Let's look at the scores half-way through the round. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 22 the best score of that pass. Sarah, very well done indeed. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Then up to 63 where we find Derek and Trish. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And then up to 100 where we find Micky and Luke. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 But Luke, luckily Luke, the king of cheese, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 if anybody is able to find a low-scoring answer, it is you, my friend. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Best of luck. Can the second players please take their places at the podium? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 OK. Let's put six more cheeses on the board. And here they are. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'll read those one last time. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 There we are. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Six more cheeses. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Remember, we're looking for the countries from which these cheeses come. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Stephen. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Yes. It's all looking pretty good for Stephen and Sarah right now. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Not from where I'm standing! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Listen, you are 78 points behind our high scorers. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 But a score of 77 or less will see you through to the head-to-head. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I've had some of these cheeses. Where they come from is a bit of a mystery, I have to say. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 No, they come from the trolley. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'm going to be guessing. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'll go for Emmental and say Holland. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Emmental, Holland. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Emmental, Holland, says Stephen. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Here's your red line. If you get below that, you're in the next round. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Let's see if Holland is right for Emmental. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Ooh, bad luck. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Bad luck. Emmental not from Holland, as it turns out, I'm afraid. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It scores you the maximum of 100 points. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Takes your total up to 122. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 This cheese round is causing more trouble than I thought it would, to be honest. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I like a pudding more than I like cheese, if I'm honest. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 If I'm honest, I do, but if I'm good... I think it's worse for you, isn't it? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I don't know, cos it's savoury. I think sweet things are probably... 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 They're not worse for you. Anything that makes you happy has to be good for you? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 That's how it works? Am I right? Yeah. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 That's what all nutritionists would tell you(!) 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Yeah. "So long as it makes you happy, it's good for you." 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 What I like is pudding AND cheese. Yeah, that's what I like. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Forget the starter. We always call a starter, talking of Round One, a "Jimmy". 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Jimmy Carter. Is anyone having a Jimmy? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 That's good. Just thought I'd let you know that. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And I always go for a Cuba. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Cuba Gooding, have to go for a pudding. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And I have my Cuba before I have my John. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 John Cleese? Yeah, definitely. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thanks very much. Sorry, where were we? Now, Trish. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We come to you. Trish, cheese. Mmm! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Do you like cheese? I love cheese, yes. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Gouda, I think, is from Holland. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Gouda from Holland, says Trish. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Well, you only need to score 58 or less to stay in the game. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Here's your red line. Get below that, you're in the next round. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Let's see if Gouda is from Holland. How many people said it? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Absolutely right. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Ooh! Ooh, 67! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 67 for Holland. Takes your total up to 130. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You are, by a tiny margin, our new high scorers. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Big look of relief there from Stephen. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Sarah's answer really helped him out there. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It is from Holland. Still may see you through. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Originally made in the town of Gouda in the Netherlands. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thanks very much. Now, Luke. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Now, this is exciting. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 This is exciting. Who knew that cheese was going to be... I really don't like cheese! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You don't like cheese? Even less, now! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 OK. You have to score 29 or less with your answer, otherwise it's goodbye. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Talk us through the cheese board. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I was afraid you were going to say that. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Harzer Kase. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Sounds like a character from... 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'd say maybe - I'm not going to go for it - but Germany, maybe. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Monterey Jack, I'm pretty sure I've had in America maybe. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 They probably sell all those cheeses in America. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Emmental, maybe Swiss. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Havarti... 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 No idea. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's a bloomin' hard board, that, I have to say. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 So, hopefully I might have answered one of them correctly. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'll go... Is that going to be higher, though? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'll go Emmental, Switzerland. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Switzerland, says Luke, for Emmental. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Here's your red line. If you can get below that with Switzerland, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 you're in the head-to-head. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Quite a long way down. Let's find out. Switzerland. Is it right? If so, how many people said it? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It is right. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Ooh, no! Bad luck! 45! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 29 you needed. 45 you got. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Takes your total up to 145. Sorry, Luke. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Unlucky, Luke. Named after the Emmental Valley in Switzerland, where it was first made. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Let's take a look at the other answers you gave. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You said USA for Monterey Jack. That was right, but would have scored too many points. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Would have scored 41. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 For Harzer Kase you said Germany. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It is Germany and would have scored you 14 points, as well. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Unlucky. It's also the character Kevin Spacey played in Usual Suspects. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Balaton is named after Lake Balaton, which is in Hungary. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Scored three points. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And Havarti, would you guess for Havarti? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's almost impossible, I would say. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It is from Denmark. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 If you said that, you got yourself a pointless answer, so well done. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thank you very much indeed. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 At the end of our second round, it's Luke and Micky we're sending on their way 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 with their high score of 145. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Emmental, not a bad score. Actually you were the second lowest scorer of the whole round with Emmental. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'm afraid it was Asadero and Spain. Did you know any of the others, Micky? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I thought about the Italian one. I probably would have got it. Zola. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 That was a mistake. Ah, well. Never mind. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Never mind. You'll learn from that mistake and next time I'm sure you'll go much further. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thanks very much for playing, Luke and Micky. Thanks very much. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 But for the remaining two pairs, it's time for our head-to-head. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Congratulations, Stephen and Sarah, Derek and Trish. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You're now one step closer to the final and a chance to play for our jackpot 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 which currently stands at ?9,000. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We have to decide who's going to play for that money. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 To do that, you'll now go head-to-head. But you're now allowed to confer. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 First pair to win two questions will play for that ?9,000 jackpot. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Well, neither of you have been here before. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You've both played very well, very solidly. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Stephen, we had one mis-step from you, which was Emmental coming from Holland. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 But you're a pudding eater. You can be forgiven. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And from here on in, you can chat with Sarah before you submit any answers. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Derek and Trish, very well played. Best of luck to both pairs. Let's play the head-to-head. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Here comes your first question. It concerns... 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Mickey and Friends. Richard? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We're about to show you five pictures now 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 of Mickey Mouse posing with various people. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Tell us who he's posing with, please. Best of luck. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thanks very much. Let's reveal our five photos of Mickey and anonymous celebrities. Here they are. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 There they are. Anonymous for now, I should say. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Not for much longer. Sarah and Stephen, you've played best so far, so you get to go first. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We think we know four of them. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I think we're going to go for E, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 which is Davis Love III. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 E, Davis Love III. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Davis Love III. Derek and Trish, can you talk us through the rest of the board? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You can say them out loud, if you like. Talk us through them. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We don't know. The only one we know is B. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's Cilla Black. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You're going to say Cilla Black for B. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We have Davis Love III from Sarah and Stephen. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Is that right? Let's see how many people said it. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's right. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Wow, look at that! Two! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Two for Davis Love III. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Cracking answer. Derek and Trish, you've gone for Cilla Black. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 There she is. Cilla Black. Is it right, and if so, how many people said it? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Absolutely... Ooh, look at that! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Didn't even get to the "right" of "Absolutely right"! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 87, that scores you. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Which means a pretty comprehensive victory on that question for Stephen and Sarah. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Very well done. You're up one-nil after one question. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I have to doff my cap to Stephen. Davis Love is a terrific answer. Very well played. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Now, A is Hugh Jackman. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 C would have beaten Davis Love III. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's the Mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I wouldn't say he's looking the happiest I've ever seen anyone look! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 That's because he's standing next to Michael Bloomberg! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And D is Marilyn Manson. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Looks even more delighted. 30 points for him. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thanks very much. Here comes your second question. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Derek and Trish, you get to answer this one first, but you have to win it to stay in the game. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It concerns... 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Songs by George Michael. Richard? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Five anagrams now of George Michael songs. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Unscramble them and give us the most obscure. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Let's reveal our five anagrams of songs by George Michael. Here they are. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'll read those one last time. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Derek and Trish, you go first this time. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 The only one that we know is Faith, the top one. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You're going to say Faith for the top one. Faith. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Sarah and Stephen? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Can you talk us through the others? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I know Replaces Swisher. I think that's Careless Whisper. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'm not sure about the other ones. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Careless Whisper. So we'll have to go for Careless Whisper. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 OK. Careless Whisper say Sarah and Stephen. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 So, Faith versus Careless Whisper. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Derek and Trish said Faith. Let's see if that's right, and how many people said Faith. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's right. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 48. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 48 for Faith. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Stephen and Sarah have gone for Careless Whisper. Is that right? How many people said that? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's right. If this beats 48, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 you go straight through to the final. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And it does. Look at that. Down it goes to 40. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Close. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Very well done, Stephen and Sarah. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 After only two questions, you're through to the final two-nil. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Very well played. Those are the two biggest answers out there. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Let's go through the others in order of size. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Loves Fat is Fastlove. Would have scored you ten. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Tedious. You might not know the song, but you might be able to work out an anagram of "tedious". 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's Outside. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Scored six points. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Now, this last one is a pointless answer. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Just hide colas. Is it? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It's Jesus As Child. No, it can't be. Jesus... 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Jesus To A Child. Jesus To A Child. That's right. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Very well done if you got that at home. It's a terrific one. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thank you very much. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 So the pair leaving us at the end of the head-to-head round, I'm afraid, is Derek and Trish. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Well, two correct answers there, but they were big scorers. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Faith and Careless Whisper were pretty close there, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 but I'm afraid Davis Love III comprehensively beat Cilla Black. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 As I imagine he would on the golf course! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 No, she's probably a brilliant golfer. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Yeah, with handicaps as well, you never know. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Either way, we should make that happen. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Let's make that happen. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Davis Love III and Cilla Black I. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 LAUGHTER 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Anyway, we'll see you again next time, Derek and Trish. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We look forward to it. Thanks very much for playing, Derek and Trish! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 But for Sarah and Stephen, it's now time for our Pointless final! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Congratulations, Stephen and Sarah. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You've seen off the competition and won our coveted Pointless trophy. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Very well done. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You now have a chance to win our Pointless jackpot. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 At the end of today's show, the jackpot stands at a magnificent ?9,000. There we are! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You've done very well. First appearance on Pointless. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Only appearance, I'm sorry to say, on Pointless. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 But we've thrown Politics at you, we've thrown Cheese at you. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Davis Love III, Stephen. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Yes. Hats off. That's very impressive indeed. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Do you play golf? I do play golf. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 What do you play off? I play off a four at the moment. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Wow! A four? Yeah. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You're brilliant! Have you played forever and ever? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I've played since I was seven. It seems like forever and ever! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 In Scotland, playing off four 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 is like an English person playing off about 30! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 That's very impressive. Have you played all the great courses up there? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Yes, I've played St Andrews, Turnberry, Carnoustie. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 That's the interesting thing about golf. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Most sports, if you're a snooker fan, you can't go and play at The Crucible. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 A football fan can't play at Wembley. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 But if you're a golfer, there are all sorts of courses you can pay for 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 and play in the most extraordinary places where the greatest tournaments are held. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Anyway, as always, this round is kicked off by you choosing your category. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 They haven't been brilliant, the choices lately! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'll warn you now. But there are sub-categories within them. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 So remember that. There might be something there. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Best of luck. Here are the four options for you. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 BOTH: It's between Children's Films or Sporting Achievements! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We watch a lot of children's films, as we have a six-year-old son! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 So... What do you think? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'm rubbish at Children's Films. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We'll go for Sporting Achievements, then. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I love that. "I'm rubbish at Children's Films. I'll be quite good on Sporting Achievements." 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You're going to go for Sporting Achievements. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 OK. Richard? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'll give you three choices now. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Take your answers from any of these. They're very different, as well. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We're looking for any professional boxer who's beaten Muhammad Ali in a professional bout. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We're looking for any woman who's won a career Grand Slam in tennis. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 All the four titles at any point in her career. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Or we are looking for any golfer who's won the US PGA Championship. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 So any conqueror of Muhammad Ali in a professional bout, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 any woman who has a career Grand Slam in tennis, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 or any golfer who was won the US PGA Championship 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 from 1958, when it became a straight play championship. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Very best of luck, guys. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Very exciting. There's nine grand at stake here. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 As always, you have a minute to come up with three answers. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 To win that jackpot of ?9,000 only one of those answers has to be pointless. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 The answers you give can come from any of these categories. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 All three from one category, one from each, it's entirely up to you. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Are you ready? Yes. As we'll ever be. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 OK. Let's put 60 seconds up on the clock. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 There they are. Your time starts now. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 SPEAK QUIETLY 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Speak up! Doris Hart for the Grand Slam winner. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 PGA Championship? Shaun Micheel. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Shaun Micheel? He won that. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You've got... Hogan I think did win it. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You've got Yang Yong-eun who won it against Tiger Woods not long ago. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You've got Payne Stewart. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I don't know! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Rory McIlroy won it. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Who shall we go for? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 The Grand Slam. Doris Hart is one. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Shaun Micheel. Shaun Micheel. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And Hogan or Payne Stewart. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Payne Stewart. Payne Stewart. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We're ready. You're there? OK. We'll stop the clock with ample time still on it. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Good stuff. Now, this could be very exciting. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I need your three answers. What are you going to give me? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We're going to go for women who have won a career Grand Slam 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 and we're going to say Doris Hart. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Doris Hart. PGA Championship winners. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Shaun Micheel. Shaun Micheel. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And Payne Stewart. Payne Stewart. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Of those three, which is your best shot at a pointless answer? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 The tennis player, I would have thought. Doris Hart. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Doris Hart. We'll put Doris Hart last. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And which is your least likely? Payne Stewart. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 OK. Let's put those answers up on the board in that order. Here they are. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Very, very best of luck. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 That fell pretty well for you. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Yes, the golf, certainly. And somebody's been swatting up on tennis! So that helps! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Sport is not my good point! Very, very best of luck. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Your first answer, the one you thought was least likely to be pointless. Payne Stewart. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 If this is correct and it goes down to zero, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 you will leave here with ?9,000. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 What would you do with that, Stephen and Sarah? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We're going on holiday to Florida, to Disneyworld with our son in October. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 So it would go towards that. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 OK. First answer. Payne Stewart. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 For ?9,000, let's find out is Payne Stewart a winner of the US PGA? 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 The answer is he is. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Down he goes. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Through the 50s, through the 40s. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 If Payne Stewart takes us all the way down to zero, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 you leave here with ?9,000. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 We're into single figures. Down it goes! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Yes, you've done it! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You've done it! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 That is brilliant. Very well done, you! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 That's fantastic! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Nine grand! Brilliant! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Good stuff! Well done, you! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Oh, many, many congratulations! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Payne Stewart is a pointless answer! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Which means you leave here with that jackpot of ?9,000. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Well done, you! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 What about that? Sometimes the right category comes up for the right people at the right time! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Terrific. Payne Stewart. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Great answer. He's won a few majors, but he was a pointless answer. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'll go through some others in a minute. And someone else is a pointless answer - Shaun Micheel. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 APPLAUSE 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And just to prove it's not all Stephen, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Sarah, Doris Hart was a pointless answer as well! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Three pointless answers. Happens very rarely. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 It means you win 27,000 - doesn't really! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Just before I get in trouble. But it's absolutely brilliantly done. Well done. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'm going to go through all the pointless answers because I know people at home play. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 But a perfect one for sports fans. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Conquerors of Muhammad Ali. He's only beaten five times by different professionals. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Larry Holmes and Trevor Berbick, both pointless answers 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Other answers, Ken Norton would have scored one. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Leon Spinks would have scored two and Joe Frazier would have scored 25. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Now, the women who've won the career Grand Slam. There's only three. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Doris Hart, there we go! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Maureen Connolly won them all in the same year. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And Shirley Fry Irvin also was a pointless answer. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 There are a few other answers there. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Margaret Court scored two, Maria Sharapova five, Chris Evert seven, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Billy Jean King nine. Steffi Graf 18. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Martina Navratilova 22 and Serena Williams 33. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Those are the women who've done that. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 PGA Championship winners. If you know your golf, and people at home do, 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 there's a huge amount of pointless answers here. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 I'll give you a few of them first. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Payne Stewart. Lee Trevino won it twice. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Padraig Harrington is a pointless answer. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Phil Mickelson a pointless answer. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Some big famous golfers out there. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You could also have had David Toms, Hal Sutton, John Daly was a pointless answer. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Well done if you said him. Keegan Bradley won it very recently. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Lanny Wadkins, Martin Kaymer, the German, was a pointless answer. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 You could have had Nick Price, Paul Azinger was a pointless answer. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Ray Floyd, Steve Elkington and Yang, who you mentioned as well. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Also a pointless answer. You mentioned him in your 60 seconds. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 So I assume lots of people at home got some of those. Very well done if you did. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 But brilliant in the studio. Terrific work. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Lovely to see it go to such a lovely couple on a category that suited you perfectly. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Thank you! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Well, thanks once again to our winning players Sarah and Stephen. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Fantastic. And three, the perfect Pointless final! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 And also each of you coming up with pointless answers. Absolutely fantastic. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Stephen and Sarah leave with our jackpot today of ?9,000. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Very well done indeed. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Join us next time when we'll put more obscure knowledge to the test. 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Meanwhile it's goodbye from Richard. Goodbye! And it's goodbye from me. Goodbye! 25:19:13,411 --> 25:19:13,411 Subtitles by Red Bee Media Ltd