Episode 18 Pressure Pad

This is Pressure Pad. On this floor, two teams will go head-to-head

across a series of general knowledge games

in an attempt to outwit each other and leave thousands of pounds richer.

Who will keep their cool and who will feel the heat?

It's time to take the pressure.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Welcome to the quiz where to win, you have to keep your cool

in the most demanding quizzing arena around, the Pressure Pad.

Two teams will compete across a series of head-to-head games

with the aim of getting as many of their teammates into the final as possible.

The more players each team has in the final,

the better their chances of winning the prize fund,

which currently stands at £11,000.

-CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-I know.

So you know how things work. Let's meet today's teams.

Hi there, John. My name's Nick. We're from Buckinghamshire and we're a group of friends and colleagues.

-This is Catherine.

-Hello.

-James. Jon.

-Hello.

-And Andy.

-Hi.

-LAUGHTER

-Hello, everybody.

-Welcome and good luck.

-Thank you.

-Pink Team!

My name's Wesley and we're all from Bristol

and I've brought my friends and family.

-This is Alysia, my best friend.

-Hello.

-Hello.

-And this is Laura. We used to sing in a band together.

-Hello.

-And this is Grant. He's my ex-boss.

-All right?

-And this is Dale, my dad.

-Hi, John.

-Hello.

-Are you nervous?

-Very.

-Really?

-LAUGHTER

-Are you guys nervous?

-Yeah.

Oh, there's nothing to be nervous about!

It's just a little bit of pressure.

Our first head-to-head is called One Direction.

APPLAUSE

On the Pressure Pad, you will see a series of answers related to a question.

All you need to do is put the answers in the correct order.

Simple as that.

Captains, please decide who you are going to send down to the Pressure Pad.

-I'd be quite happy to go for this one.

-James.

THEY WHISPER

-All right, Nick, who are you going to send down?

-For this game, we'd like to put forward James.

-OK.

James. And Wesley, who would you like to put down?

-Alysia.

-OK. So Alysia and James, please come down and join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-Hello, James.

-Hi, John.

-How are you?

-Yeah, good, thank you.

-Good.

-Hello!

-Hello, Alysia. How are you?

-Good.

-You looking forward to this?

-I'll let you know afterwards.

-OK, so you are nervous.

-A little bit, but we'll see how it goes.

-Well, it's under pressure.

-Yeah.

-See how you do.

-All right.

-Welcome.

-Thank you.

-Alysia, how are you?

-I'm great! Thanks for asking!

-You're very welcome!

-You're dancer.

-Yes. Oh, I knew it!

-Of course!

You think I'm going to let that pass? What's your best move?

-I did a little cheer for you, just for you, John.

-OK.

-Do you want to see?

-I want to see. Do you want to stand in the middle.

-No back-flips.

-No.

OK. Ready? OK!

Go, John, John, John, go, Barrowman!

That's it. APPLAUSE

-Thank you very much.

-You're welcome.

-I've never had anybody cheer my name before.

-Remember it.

-Yeah, I will.

-All right, it's now time to decide who is going to play first. Are you ready?

-Yeah.

-Yes.

The colour is... pink!

All right, so, Alysia, do you want to go first or second?

-I'm going to go first.

-Alysia's going first. All right?

James and Alysia, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad!

APPLAUSE

The winner of this game will join their captain in the final.

As with all head-to-heads, you start with two lives.

Alysia, you're up first. You will have ten seconds to think.

When the time is up, I will only accept your first answer.

-Are you ready?

-I'm ready!

-Good.

Here are the four answers.

And the question is...

Go!

United States.

-Germany. Republic of Ireland. Tonga.

-All right.

United States, Germany,

Republic of Ireland and Tonga.

Pressure Pad, is it correct?

-Is it correct.

-APPLAUSE

The USA is 316 million,

Germany is 81 million,

Republic of Ireland is 5 million,

Tonga is 106,000.

-Wow.

-It's a very small place but a lovely place.

All right, James, here are your possible answers.

And the question is...

-Go!

-Valentine's Day, All Souls' Day,

May Day, Burns Night.

All right. Valentine's Day,

All Souls' Day, May Day,

Burns Night.

-You don't seem very sure.

-Two of them.

-Two?

-Yeah.

-Two of them you know and two of them you don't?

-Yeah.

-OK.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

No, you're not.

The correct order is Burns Night,

Valentine's Day, May Day, All Souls' Day.

So unfortunately, James, you have lost a life. You have one life left.

Alysia, you have two lives and you are one step closer to the final.

James, you will go first this time. Here are your possible answers.

-Go!

-OK, so quarter's 25 cents.

Penny's one. I think a dime is ten. Nickel should be five.

So penny, nickel, dime, quarter.

So you said penny, nickel,

dime, quarter.

You're looking at me for the answer.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

-Yes, you are.

-APPLAUSE

Absolutely. OK, Alysia, you're up next.

Here are your four possible answers.

And your question is...

-Go!

-OK.

Pelican.

Ant.

-Puma. Scorpion.

-OK.

Pelican, ant, puma, scorpion.

Let's see if you're right. Your face doesn't look happy this time.

-Not quite sure.

-Let's see. Pressure Pad, is it correct?

No, it's not. Not correct.

The correct order is pelican,

puma, ant, scorpion.

You've lost a life. So you both have lost a life,

which means we go to the decider. The next person to make a mistake

is out of the game and out of the final.

Alysia, you will go first this time.

Here are the four possible answers.

The question is...

-Ooh!

-Go.

-OK.

Erm, well, Heathrow and Gatwick are both really busy,

so I'll say Gatwick, Heathrow,

Stansted, London City.

OK. Gatwick, Heathrow,

Stansted, London City.

Let's see if you are correct.

If you are, you're still in the game.

If you're incorrect, you are out of the game,

you will have lost two lives. Pressure Pad, is it right or wrong?

-Ah.

-It was wrong.

The correct order is

Heathrow, 65 million,

Gatwick, 33 million,

Stansted, 17 million,

London City, 3 million.

Alysia, sorry. You've lost your two lives, so you are out of the game.

James, you stood the pressure on the Pressure Pad.

-You are in the final!

-CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

All right, well played, the Blue Team, James.

-Nick, you've got a full team.

-Excellent. I'm really pleased. Well done, James.

Good. Awesome. We'll see what happens in the next round.

-Oh, Wesley.

-I know.

-I've lost my best friend.

-She's gone.

But you still have a couple more games to play, so everything could possibly change.

All right! The next head-to-head is called Divider!

APPLAUSE

The Pressure Pad will divide into three different sized segments.

Each segment represents a possible answer to a question.

You have ten seconds to choose your answer.

Captains, once again, decide who you want to send down to the Pressure Pad.

-OK.

-James can't go.

-No, James can't go.

I'm happy to play this one. I'll give it a go.

THEY WHISPER

All right, Nick, who are you sending down?

-We'd like Cat to play.

-Cat is coming down! OK.

-Wesley?

-I've chosen my friend Laura.

Laura and Cat, please come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-Hi, Cat.

-Hi, John.

-How are you?

-Lovely to meet you.

-Nice to meet you, too.

-Hello.

-How are you, Laura?

-I'm good, thank you.

-Good.

It's now time to decide who is going to play first.

The colour is... pink.

-I think you should go first.

-Yeah, go first.

-We'll go first.

-All right, Laura is going first, so Cat, the pressure is on.

Please take your places on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

The winner of this game will join their captain in the final.

You start with two lives, but when you're out of lives,

you are out of the game. If you fail to make a decision

or you run out of time, you will lose a life.

So the pressure is definitely on.

Laura, you are up first.

You can change your mind as many times as you like

within the ten seconds, but when the time is up,

I'll take the area you're standing in as your final answer.

Time starts when I finish reading the question.

Pressure Pad is showing

the number of copies of Fifty Shades Of Grey,

Fifty Shades Darker and Fifty Shades Freed

sold in the UK in 2012.

The question is...

-Laura, go.

-Well, I know it sold a lot of copies.

Erm... And I think I would probably go with the biggest, to be honest,

4.49 million copies.

-Definitely, 4.49 million copies.

-Pressure Pad, is she correct?

-Absolutely.

-CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Fifty Shades Darker was 3.18 million copies.

Fifty Shades Freed was 2.91 million copies.

Well played. Pressure Pad, reset. Cat, you are up next.

The Pressure Pad is showing the number of international matches

won, lost and drawn

by the England men's rugby union team

since 1871.

The question is...

Cat, go.

Well, I don't really know much about rugby,

so is it 50, is it 356?

-It's a quite a long time. I'm going to hedge my bets...

-Two seconds.

-..and I'm going to go 259.

-At the last second.

Whoo! You've gone with 259.

-If this is wrong, you lose a life. If it's right, you are OK.

-OK.

Pressure Pad, let's find out, is it correct or incorrect?

Incorrect. The correct answer was 50 matches.

The losses was 259

and the wins was 356.

So, Cat, you've lost a life. Laura, you've still got your two lives

and you are one step closer to the final.

Cat, you will go first this time.

The Pressure Pad is showing

the approximate area of England, Wales and Scotland

in square kilometres. The question is...

Cat, go.

OK, well, of the three,

in my head, Wales is possibly the smallest,

-so I'm going to go with 21,000.

-All right.

If this is wrong, you are out of the game.

You think Wales is 21,000 square kilometres.

Pressure Pad, is it?

-It is, absolutely.

-APPLAUSE

Scotland is 78,000 square kilometres

and England is 130,000 square kilometres.

Pressure Pad, reset. Laura, the Pressure Pad is showing

the number of months in a leap year

that last for 29, 30 and 31 days.

The question is...

Go.

I'm going to go with...

..seven. I'm going to do it. Seven.

So you think there are seven months with 30 days.

-Oh, it's not.

-That was a tough one.

Let's take a look and see. Pressure Pad, is she correct?

No. You're incorrect.

The correct answer was four months with 30 days,

one month with 29 days

and seven months with 31 days.

So unfortunately, both of you have lost lives,

so we go to a decider. The next person to make a mistake

is out of the game and out of the final.

Laura, you will go first this time.

The Pressure Pad is showing

the ages of the TV talent show judges

Sharon Osbourne,

Simon Cowell and David Walliams

as of January 1st 2013. The question is...

-Desperate to get on there. Go.

-I'm pretty sure...

I'm pretty sure Sharon is 60.

She might kill me for that, I don't know.

But I'm going to go with 53. Simon Cowell, 53.

All right, you're saying 53 for Simon Cowell.

If you are wrong,

you're out of the game.

If you're right, you're safe for now.

Let's see which it is.

Pressure Pad...

-You're safe! Simon Cowell is 53.

-APPLAUSE

Sharon Osbourne is 60. David Walliams is 41.

Whoo! All right. Cat, the Pressure Pad is showing...

..the height of the boxers Lennox Lewis,

Joe Calzaghe and Naseem Hamed. The question is...

Cat, go.

Well, again, boxing isn't my strong point,

-but I think Joe boxes in a slightly lighter weight...

-Four seconds.

..so I'm going to say 164cm, please, John.

You think that Joe Calzaghe

is 164cm.

-Oh, he could be cross with me if he's taller.

-If this is wrong,

-you're out of the game.

-OK.

-If it's right, you have another chance.

Pressure Pad, is she in or is she out?

Unfortunately, it was not the right answer.

The correct answer is Joe Calzaghe, 180cm.

Lennox Lewis was 196cm

and Naseem Hamed was 164cm.

Cat, unfortunately, you are out of the game.

You've lost your two lives. But Laura, you stood the pressure,

-you're in the final!

-APPLAUSE

-All right, guys. Well, Blues.

-Yeah, one down.

-Yeah, one down.

-Not good.

-You've both lost a player

-so it's an equal game now. Yay!

-Yes.

-Let the games begin!

-LAUGHTER

Because the next head-to-head is called Selector!

APPLAUSE

At the start of this game, you will choose a category.

On the Pressure Pad, you will see six options.

Your job is to select the ones you know.

To win this head-to-head, you will need to keep your eyes open for opportunities

and your mind focused for the answers.

Captains, now please decide once again who you are going to send down to the Pressure Pad.

-Shall I take this one?

-I think, if you're happy, go for it.

-Yeah.

It's me, yeah. THEY WHISPER

-All right, Nick, who's coming this time?

-For our team, it's Jon.

Jon's coming down to the pad. And Wesley?

I'm going to choose my ex-boss, Grant.

Grant. So, Grant and Jon, please join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-Hello, Jon.

-Hello.

-How are you?

-Yeah, good, thanks.

Grant, how are you? Nice to meet you.

All right, time to decide who is going to play first.

The colour is... pink.

We've been first a few times. I think we should try a different tactic. Go second.

-I'm going to go with that.

-You're going to go with that?

-Try something different.

-All right, so you're going to go second,

therefore, Jon, you guys are going to go first.

-Jon and Grant, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad!

-APPLAUSE

The winner of this game will join their captain in the final.

As ever, you start with two lives. Jon, you are up first.

Here are your categories.

Which one do you want to choose?

I'd like to go for cities, please.

You're going to go for cities as your chosen subject.

You'll have ten seconds. When your time runs out,

you must be standing on the segment you want to select.

I will only accept your first answer. Here are the six options.

The question is...

-Go.

-Erm, I'm going to say that Shanghai is in China.

All right. Jon is going for Shanghai in China.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

-It's correct.

-APPLAUSE

Pressure Pad has updated.

Grant, go.

I have a bit of a walk. I think Cork is in Ireland.

Pressure Pad, is Cork in Ireland?

-Correct.

-APPLAUSE

-Jon, go.

-I'm going to say that Christchurch

is in New Zealand.

Jon is saying Christchurch is in New Zealand.

Is he correct?

-Yes, he is.

-APPLAUSE

Grant, go.

Erm, I'm not sure about this,

-but I think Casablanca is in Morocco.

-OK.

If you're right, you're OK. If you're wrong, you've lost a life.

Grant is saying Casablanca is in Morocco.

-Correct!

-APPLAUSE

All right, Jon, go.

Erm, I'm pretty sure that Mombasa is in India.

OK, Jon is pretty sure Mombasa is in India.

Let's see if you are correct. If you are, you're all right.

If you're wrong, you lose a life. Pressure Pad,

is it India?

No, it's not. Mombasa is in Kenya.

That's all right. So the other answers on the board are,

Cebu City, the Philippines,

Kandahar is Afghanistan,

Surabaya is Indonesia,

Daegu is South Korea,

Dhaka is Bangladesh.

So, Jon, you've lost one life. You have one life left.

But Grant, you still have two lives, you're one step closer to the final.

Grant, you're up first. Here are your categories.

-What would you like to choose?

-I'm going to go for 1990s pop.

Grant is going to go for 1990s pop as his chosen category.

Here are the six options.

All right, Grant, go!

OK, Dreams is Gabrielle.

Grant says Dreams is Gabrielle. Pressure Pad, is he correct?

-You're correct.

-APPLAUSE

-Jon, go.

-I think, erm, Praise You was Fatboy Slim.

He's saying Praise You is Fatboy Slim. Is he correct?

-Yes, he is.

-APPLAUSE

-Grant, go.

-OK. I think...

I'm not sure, but I think Boombastic is Shaggy.

Grant is saying Boombastic, Shaggy, he thinks again.

His thinking has been on the right track so far.

Is it once again, Pressure Pad?

-It sure is.

-APPLAUSE

-Jon, go.

-Right.

I'm resorting to guessing here.

I think Flava might have been Peter Andre.

All right, so, Jon is saying Peter Andre. Is it correct?

-It is correct. Well done.

-APPLAUSE

Grant, go.

Oh. I'm stuck.

You've got seven seconds to unstick.

-I have no idea.

-Three.

Erm... No idea. I'm going to say Whitney Houston.

-I have no idea.

-Your Woman, you're saying Whitney Houston.

If you get it wrong, you lose a life.

Is it Whitney Houston?

It is not Whitney Houston. Sorry.

It was White Town.

It was the right W, but it was White Town.

The other ones on the board were, Show Me Heaven was Maria McKee,

Discotheque was U2,

Inside was Stiltskin,

Saviour's Day was Cliff Richard

and Setting Sun was The Chemical Brothers.

So, you've both lost one life each,

which means we are going to a decider.

The next person to make a mistake is out of the game and out of the final.

Jon, you will go first this time, so please choose a remaining category.

-Olympics or films?

-Well, my film knowledge isn't up to much,

-so I think it'll have to be the Olympics.

-All right, we are going to go with Olympics.

Here are the six options.

Jon, go.

Well, Chris Hoy is definitely cycling, so I'll go for that.

All right. You're saying Chris Hoy, cycling. Is it correct?

-It is correct.

-APPLAUSE

Grant, go.

-I don't know any of them.

-Five seconds.

Grant, the clock has run out and you are on Greg Louganis

so you're going to have to give me an answer there. All right?

OK. Erm... I have no idea so I'm just going to say 400 metres.

-OK, you're saying Greg Louganis for 400 metres.

-Yep.

If it's wrong, you've lost two lives.

If it's right, you're back in play. OK? Is Greg Louganis 400 metres?

Pressure Pad, yes or no?

It is not. Greg Louganis was for diving.

-I should remember that.

-The other ones are,

Amy Williams was skeleton,

Katarina Witt was figure skating,

Larry Bird was basketball,

Mark Phillips was equestrian,

Floyd Patterson was boxing.

So, unfortunately, Grant, you've lost two lives,

you are out of the game. But congratulations, Jon,

you stood the pressure on the Pressure Pad, you are in the final!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

All right, teams! Blues, good. All right, you've got three people

-to back you up in the final so far.

-Cool.

So far. Pinks.

-Feeling a little lonely now, John.

-You're feeling lonely.

-Don't worry. You've got another chance, all right?

-We can do it.

-You can do it!

-Yeah.

-That's what I like, confidence. All right!

The last head-to-head is called Radar.

APPLAUSE

Here's how it works. At the start of this game, you pick a category.

I'm going to pose a question with lots of correct answers.

When the beam passes through your section, you need to give an answer.

If it is correct, you remain in the game and the pressure passes to your opponent.

Make a mistake and you lose a life.

Captains, as you don't play in this head-to-head,

and as this is the last one before the final, we know who's going to play next.

Andy and Dale, please come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-Hi, Andy.

-Hi, John.

-How are you?

-I'm good.

-Dale, nice to meet you.

All right, time to decide who is going to play first.

The colour is blue.

-What do you think, guys?

-I think go first.

-I'll go first. I've been told.

-OK, you're going to go first.

-So, Dale, the pressure is on you.

-OK.

Andy and Dale, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-Andy, you're up first.

-Yes.

-Here are the categories.

I think I'll go with countries.

OK. Andy, your chosen subject is countries.

Step into your sections, gentlemen.

The winner of this game will join their captain in the final. The loser will be eliminated.

You both start with two lives. When you're out of lives,

you are out of the game. I will only accept the first answer you give me

when the beam is in your segment. The category is countries

and you need to give me...

The beam will start when you give me your first answer.

-Andy?

-I'm going to go with Australia.

Correct.

-Russia.

-Correct.

-Canada.

-Correct.

South America.

Incorrect. It's a continent. We're looking for countries, Dale.

Other countries that you could've said were Argentina,

Brazil, China, India,

Mexico, the United States of America. There was a lot of other countries.

-So, unfortunately, you've lost one life.

-OK.

Andy, that means you're one step closer to being in the final.

-Dale, you will start first this time.

-OK.

Dale, please choose a category.

-Er, sport, please, John.

-You're going with sport.

So the category is sport and you need to give me

anyone who has won the men's Snooker World Championship

from 1977 to 2013.

Dale, again, the beam will start when you give me your first answer.

-Steve Davis.

-Yes.

Jimmy White.

-No. Not there.

-Oh.

He was a finalist many times but he never won.

Other people you could've said were Alex Higgins, Dennis Taylor,

John Higgins, Ronnie O'Sullivan,

Stephen Hendry, there's many, many more.

So you've lost one life each, which means we go to a decider.

The next person to make a mistake is out of the game and the final.

Andy, you will go first this time, so please choose a category.

-I think it's Hollywood.

-You think it's Hollywood.

-Yeah.

-It actually is Hollywood.

-Smashing.

You need to give me any film in which Will Smith

has given a credited performance

or voiced a character.

Your beam will start as soon as you give me your first answer.

-Independence Day.

-Correct.

Wild Wild West.

Correct.

Er... That was my one!

Oh, my mind's gone blank.

-Damn.

-Unfortunately, your mind has gone blank.

You could've said Bad Boys, Hitch,

I Am Legend, Hancock,

-Men In Black, Men In Black I, Men In Black II.

-Yeah.

There is lots of other movies. Andy, unfortunately,

you have lost two lives so you are out of the game

and not in the final. But congratulations, Dale,

because you are in the final!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So that's it for the head-to-heads. Well done, teams.

-Nick, you've got two people to help you.

-Yeah, cool.

-And Wesley, you have two people also to help you.

-Yes.

-Nick and Wesley, please come down and join me on the Pressure Pad.

-APPLAUSE

-Hello.

-Hi, John. Nice to meet you.

-How are you?

-Good, thanks.

-Wesley, nice to meet you.

-Hi, John.

-Nick.

-Hello.

-How are you?

-I'm good, thank you.

-Good.

-Can I just do this?

-That's for Mrs Andrew Foreman.

-Oh, I love getting kissed.

LAUGHTER

-I've gone all funny!

-I'm behind you.

-I know.

-All right, all right!

-LAUGHTER

Do you want to make it equal?

LAUGHTER And one from me.

-LAUGHTER

-Anyone else?

-HE LAUGHS

-I should be charging!

All right, good luck to both of you as we play the final!

APPLAUSE

So, Nick and Wesley, here is how the final works.

Each team will answer four multiple-choice questions.

The first team to answer all four questions correctly will win £2,000

and you'll also get a chance to play for the bonus, which has increased to £9,000.

Normally, the team with more players would go first.

As you both have equal numbers of players,

next we would look at whichever team lost fewer lives in the head-to-heads.

As that is also equal,

we are going to revert back to the trusty coin

to decide who will go first.

And the colour is blue.

All right, Blue, you will go first. Please, both of you,

take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

There is no time limit. All you need to do is get all four questions correct

and you will win the money. Make a mistake

and you let your opponent into the game. Nick, here is your first question.

-I'd have said weightlifting.

-Yes, I trust James,

-so we shall go with weightlifting.

-OK, weightlifting.

Let's see if it's correct. Is it weightlifting?

-It's correct.

-APPLAUSE

Question number two.

-I think he was 58. Would you go with 58?

-I would.

-58, yeah.

-OK.

-I'm going to go with 58.

-58 is now locked in.

Pressure Pad, is it 58?

-Is it correct.

-APPLAUSE

Next question.

Instinct, I'd say the Mail.

-I'd say the Daily Mail.

-Should we go with Mail?

-Yeah, go with it.

-I'm choosing Daily Mail.

-If it's right, you'll move onto

the big £2,000 question. If it's wrong

then you're letting Wesley into the game.

Pressure Pad, is it the Daily Mail?

No, it's not. It's not right.

-So, Wesley, you're now in the game.

-OK.

Here is your first question.

-Do you know?

-It would be a guess.

-Haven't got a clue.

Do you think women would write more for children, maybe?

I thought, my first instinct...

-Yeah.

-I'm happy to go with that.

-I think that's all you've got.

-Yeah.

-Go with the first.

-OK. I'm going to go for Julia Donaldson.

Let's see if your instinct is correct.

Pressure Pad, is it right?

-Correct.

-APPLAUSE

Next question.

-Laura thinks she knows.

-I think, I could be totally wrong,

but Yale, I think.

The first thing that entered my head was MIT.

You're the captain, you make the decision.

-MIT.

-You've gone with MIT.

Let's see if it is correct or incorrect. Pressure Pad?

Is it incorrect. Nick, you're back in the game and you still have...

If I was guessing, I would guess the Times,

but I'm really not sure, so if you've got a stronger inkling...

-Right, OK. We're going to go with the Times.

-All right!

So, you're going with the Times. Let's see if the answer is correct

or incorrect. Pressure Pad, is it?

Incorrect. We go back over to Wesley.

-You said Yale.

-Yeah, I think it is.

-OK.

-I don't know.

-I'm going to lock in Yale.

-Locking in Yale.

-Yep.

-Pressure Pad, is it correct?

No, it is not. Nick, we go back over to you.

-Back again.

-We're back again and we still have two left.

Something in the Independent is more likely to be made into a film

-than something in the Sun.

-Yeah. We'll go with the Independent.

All right. Pressure Pad, Nick is going with the Independent.

Is it correct or is it incorrect?

-It is correct!

-APPLAUSE

All right, so, next question.

£2,000 question.

My instinct is I have absolutely no clue about this one.

What's Greenwich got to do with any of them?

I'm drawn towards Philip, but...

-Can we try Charles?

-You're the captain.

-If you think.

-Plan B is Philip.

-That's fine, yeah.

-OK, cool.

We'd like to try Prince Charles, please.

You're saying Prince Charles for £2,000.

If it is right, that's what you're taking home.

If it is wrong, Wesley's in the game.

Pressure Pad, right or wrong?

It's wrong. So we're back over to Wesley.

And, of course, we now know the answer to the question is...

-Harvard.

-Correct.

That is the university that Bill Gates attended.

APPLAUSE

All right, so, your next question.

-OK, do you know?

-I don't know 100 percent but I've got an instinct

-and I want to see if it's the same as yours.

-I'm drawn to Get Lucky.

-Me, too.

-Get on it.

-Get Lucky.

-So, you're saying Get Lucky.

-Yep.

All right. Pressure Pad, put him out of his misery.

Is he lucky or is he not?

-Yes!

-You are lucky!

-APPLAUSE

-That is correct.

-OK.

-All right! £2,000 question, Wesley.

-Yep.

So, King Arthur's Round Table, I'm thinking, I used to watch Merlin...

-I've got a Camelot thing going on.

-Yeah.

-What's that?

-Cornwall. Tintagel. That's what I would plump for.

I'm going with that answer. I'm going with that answer.

Tintagel Castle.

If it's right, you've got £2,000.

If it is wrong, Nick, you're back in the game.

For £2,000, Pressure Pad, is it the right answer?

It is not. It is not. So, Nick, you are back in the game.

The question was...

-I still think Prince Philip.

-We're going to go with Philip.

-Yeah.

-We'll give Philip a go.

-If it's correct, you go home with £2,000.

If it's not, we go back over to Wesley.

Pressure Pad, is the correct answer Prince Philip?

-It is the right answer!

-CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Congratulations, Nick, you've won £2,000!

APPLAUSE

Well, it's not over quite yet. There is one final twist still to come.

But first, let's find out what the right answer was.

Wesley, it was Winchester Castle.

-Ah, OK.

-Anyway, a big round of applause and goodbye

and thank you to Wesley and the Pink Team!

APPLAUSE

Nick, you and your team have just won £2,000, which is just great,

but you could add more money to that and here's how.

The bonus fund rolls over £1,000 every time it isn't won.

The good news is, it hasn't been won for the last eight shows,

so it currently sits at £9,000.

Wow. APPLAUSE

Nick, so far, you've successfully guided your team to this point,

but here is where the pressure really builds

because six possible answers are hidden under the centre of the Pressure Pad.

I am going to show you those answers. Based on what you see,

you and you alone as team captain must decide

if you want to answer the question. If you go for it

and answer correctly, you leave with both £2,000 and the bonus £9,000.

A word of caution. If you get it wrong, you lose everything.

You cannot confer with your team, you cannot look at your team.

Here are the six possible answers.

-What are you thinking?

-They sound like sporting awards

so they're obviously going to be named after either famous people or events.

Erm, one or two I know, but the majority I don't,

so it's kind of a difficult one.

It's a massive risk. I would be taking a risk on just basically knowing two out of the six.

-So, what is your decision?

-My decision is to keep the £2,000.

All right! So, you've decided to play it safe.

You'll be leaving with £2,000!

APPLAUSE

Just for fun, let's see what the question was.

-I think I know it.

-Nick, what would've been your answer?

-Calcutta Cup.

-You would've said the Calcutta Cup.

Pressure Pad, let's see if he would've been right.

-Nope. You would've been wrong.

-Yes!

-It's the Thomas Cup.

So congratulations, Nick, you and your team leave with £2,000!

APPLAUSE

And the Thomas Cup was contested in badminton.

You know what, that's all we have time for.

Join us next time to see if anyone will play for the bonus.

Thanks for watching and don't forget,

if you can't take the pressure, stay off the Pressure Pad. Goodbye, everybody!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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