Episode 25 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? Who will feel the heat?

It's time to take the pressure!

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

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 team-mates 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 £4,000.

AUDIENCE: Woo!

I know!

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

Hi, John. I'm Steph, and I'm from Liverpool.

I'm with my family and friends.

-There's Ronnie.

-Hiya.

-Janice.

-Hi!

-Charlie.

-Hiya.

-And Rachael.

-Hiya!

-What's the family connection?

-Ronnie's my brother-in-law.

-I'm married to his brother.

-Right.

That's why he's your brother-in-law!

OK.

Janice is my sister-in-law, because she's married to Ronnie.

Hey!

-And Charlie is Ronnie and Janice's son.

-OK.

-And Rachael is Charlie's fiancee.

-Great.

You'll all be quizzed on that later!

Welcome to Pressure Pad. I hope it goes well.

Right, pink team, introduce yourself and your team.

I'm Nicky. I'm from Essex.

My team is made up of Chloe, who's my sister.

Aidan, who's my best friend.

Grace is another sister.

-And Pete's my husband.

-Hiya.

Another family. Do you work good together as a team?

I dunno!

-We haven't had an argument yet today.

-You haven't?

-We're doing well.

-That's just today!

-Yeah!

-Normally do you argue?

-No!

-No-one wants to let the secrets out, do they?

I'll take that as a yes!

Welcome. Right, our first head-to-head is called Radar.

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, it's time for you to decide who's going to come and play on the pressure pad.

All right.

-Steph, who are you going to send down?

-Janice is going to come down.

Jan is coming down. And who are you going to send?

-Pete's going down to play.

-Pete and Jan, come and join me on the pressure pad.

Jan, how are you? Hi, Pete. Nice meet you. Pleasure. All right,

it's now time to decide who is going to play first. Here we go.

The colour is...pink.

So, Pete, you get to choose whether you want to go first or second.

-What do you reckon?

-First.

Thanks. First.

You're going first? So, Jan, the pressure is on.

Jan and Pete, please take your positions on the pressure pad.

Pete, you're up first. Here are the categories.

They are...

-I'll have to go with Sport.

-Go with Sport.

OK. Your chosen subject is Sport.

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 Sport

and you need to give me Formula One World Champions.

We are looking for any winner of the Formula One world title

since it was first awarded in 1950.

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

-Pete?

-Michael Schumacher.

Correct.

-All right. Well, tough one, Jan.

-Uh-huh.

Other ones you could have said were Damon Hill, Ayrton Senna,

Jacques Villeneuve, James Hunt,

Nigel Mansell, Lewis Hamilton.

There were a lot to choose from.

So, Jan, you've lost a life. One more mistake and you're out of the game.

Pete, you still have two lives, so you're one step closer to being in the final.

Jan, you will go first this time. Please choose a category.

-Prime Ministers.

-Prime Ministers.

-You didn't look too sure about that!

-I know!

So the category is Prime Ministers. You need to give me...

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

Maggie Thatcher.

Correct.

Gordon Brown.

Correct.

-David Cameron.

-Correct.

Tony Blair.

Tony Blair!

You must answer when it is in the segment in front of you.

Even if it is a correct answer, if you do it outside the segment, you lose a life.

Other prime ministers that could have been said are

Harold Macmillan, Harold Wilson,

James Callaghan, Neville Chamberlain,

Winston Churchill, to name but a few.

So, unfortunately, you both have lost lives.

Which means we go to a decider.

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

Pete, you go first this time. Please choose another category.

-USA.

-USA is the chosen category.

You need to give me any of the 50 united states of the USA.

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

-New York.

-Correct.

Atlanta.

-No.

-Ooh!

Incorrect. Atlanta is a city within the state of Georgia.

Other ones you could have said were Illinois, Iowa,

California, Texas, Washington.

-I could go on and on and on.

-Don't rub it in!

Unfortunately, Jan, that means you've lost two lives,

which means you are out of the game.

Pete, you have stood the pressure of the pressure pad.

You are in the final.

-Pink team, well played. Pete?

-Yes.

Little more nerve-racking being down there?

-It's terrifying down there.

-Was it?

You just have to embrace it once you get going. Keep the nerves down.

-And don't jump the gun!

-That's where my nerves got to me.

-Is it?

-Yes.

-Happy with that?

-Yeah, he won't be sleeping in the dog house tonight!

Excellent. Good luck!

-Unfortunately, Steph, you've lost someone.

-I know.

-Yeah.

-I thought Atlanta was a state.

-Well, it isn't!

-No.

-No. Charlie, see what you've got to look forward to?

-I'm nervous, now.

You're nervous? Yes!

Right. The next head-to-head is called Orbit.

On the pressure pad you will see four categories.

Your job is to correctly answer one question in each category.

But there is a twist.

The first player will set the time for the second player to beat.

The player who takes the longest will lose a life.

Captains, once again time to choose who you are going to send down to the pressure pad.

Right. Steph, who are you sending down?

Charlie's going down for this one.

Charlie's coming down for this one.

-And who are we sending now?

-Aidan's coming down.

Aidan's coming down. Charlie and Aidan, please join me on the pressure pad.

Hi, Charlie. How are you? Good to see you.

-Hi, Aidan.

-Nice to meet you.

-Nice to meet you. Pleasure.

Time to decide who's going to play first.

The colour is...blue.

-Charlie?

-I'll go first.

-You're going to go first.

Aidan, Charlie, please take your positions on the pressure pad.

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

You start each with two lives.

When you've lost two lives, you are out of the game.

Remember, you need to answer a question correctly in each category before you can move on.

If you don't know the answer, you can pass.

I will only accept the first answer you give me.

Charlie, whatever time is set by you

Aidan will have to beat.

The four categories are...

The first category is Art.

Your time will start when I start reading the first question.

-Ready?

-Go.

The Card Players which was reportedly sold for more than 250 million in 2011,

is a work by which artist?

Pass.

Paul Cezanne.

Which artist born in 1776

is particularly associated with the area of Dedham Vale in Suffolk?

-Pass.

-John Constable.

"My Bed" is a famous work by which controversial British artist?

-Pass.

-Tracey Emin.

In which city is the Louvre art gallery and museum?

-Paris.

-Correct. Sport. Which former rugby league international

was nicknamed Chariots?

-Martin Offiah.

-Correct.

Pop Music. Which singer had UK hit singles in the 1950s

with Long Tall Sally and Good Golly Miss Molly?

-Pass.

-Little Richard.

In Rainbows and The Bends are albums by which group?

-Arctic Monkeys.

-Radiohead.

Which veteran singer was born Thomas Woodward

in Pontypridd in 1940?

-Tom Jones.

-That is correct.

History. Which US president

delivered The Gettysburg Address in 1863?

-Pass.

-It was Abraham Lincoln.

In which year of the 19th century was the Battle of Waterloo fought?

1840s. The '40s.

It was 1815.

Which woman, born in 1537,

is often called the Nine Days Queen?

-Pass.

-Lady Jane Grey.

The ancient city of Pompeii

was destroyed by the eruption of which volcano?

-Vesuvius.

-Correct. Stop the clock.

Charlie, you've taken one minute and 36 seconds. Well done.

Aidan, you're up next. That's the time you have to beat.

First category is Art.

-Are you ready?

-Yes.

-Your time will start when I start reading the first question.

-OK.

Who won the 2012 Turner Prize?

-Damien Hirst?

-Incorrect. Elizabeth Price.

Which artist was born in Pittsburgh

in August 1928?

-Pass.

-Andy Warhol.

The Scream is an 1893 work by which Norwegian artist?

-Pass.

-Edvard Munch.

Vermeer painted a famous work

now in an art gallery in The Hague entitled Girl With the Pearl - what?

-Necklace.

-Incorrect. Earring.

In which city are the Tate Modern and Tate Britain galleries?

-London.

-London is correct.

Sport. The actor Ray Winstone has represented England at which sport?

-Wrestling.

-Boxing.

In which sport might bases be loaded at the bottom of the ninth?

-Baseball.

-Correct. Pop Music.

-Lightning Bolt was a 2012 hit single for which 18-year-old...

-Jake Bugg.

Correct. History.

William the Conqueror was a duke of which region of France?

-Normandy.

-Correct. Stop the clock.

Right. You've completed the board in 55 seconds

which means you've beaten Charlie's time. Well done.

Unfortunately, Charlie, you have lost a life.

Aidan, you still have two lives left.

You are one step closer to being in the final.

You go first this time, Aidan.

The four categories are...

The first category is Natural World.

Your time starts when I start reading the first question. Ready?

Yes, ready.

Mace is obtained from the same tree as which other spice?

-Pass.

-Nutmeg.

Which species of cobra is the longest venomous snake in the world?

-King cobra.

-Correct. Technology.

Which American scientist born in Ohio in 1847 patented over 1,000 inventions?

Pass. Edison.

You passed. I have to move on. It was Thomas Edison.

The particle accelerator at the CERN research centre

-is called the Large Hadron - what?

-Collider.

Correct. Mythology.

In classical mythology, who was ordered to complete 12 arduous tasks

to atone for his sins?

-Jason? The Argonauts?

-Incorrect. Hercules.

The Egyptian god Sobek had the head of which reptile?

-Crocodile.

-Correct.

Film. In which 1982 film did Sylvester Stallone

make his debut in the role of John Rambo?

-Rambo.

-First Blood.

In the Dirty Harry films, what is the surname of the title character

played by Clint Eastwood?

-Pass.

-It's Callaghan.

In which series of films does Tom Cruise play Ethan Hunt?

Mission Impossible.

That is correct. Stop the clock.

Aidan, you have completed the board in one minute and 13 seconds.

Charlie.

That is the time that you need to beat. Think you can do it?

-I'll try my best.

-That's all we can do.

The first category is Natural World.

Your time starts when I start reading the first question.

-Are you ready?

-Yep.

Which legless lizard native to the British Isles

resembles a small snake?

-Lizard.

-No, it's a slow worm.

The name of which mammal, also known as the ant bear,

comes from the Afrikaans for "earth pig"?

-Pass.

-Aardvark.

The term silverback refers to males of which species of ape?

Silverback.

-Gorilla?

-Gorilla is correct. Technology.

Robert Noyce and Jack Kilby are credited with the invention

of which component of a computer?

-The keyboard.

-No, microchip.

The Nokia mobile phone company was founded in which European country?

-Germany.

-Finland.

What does the M stand for in the computing acronym ROM?

-Microchip.

-Memory.

The inventor of the C5 electric vehicle in the 1980s was Sir Clive who?

-Pass.

-Sinclair. The iPod was first released in which year?

1901 or 2001?

-2001.

-Correct. Mythology. In Greek mythology...

Sorry, Charlie. You are out of time,

which means you've lost your second life

and you are out of the game.

-But congratulations, Aidan.

-Thank you.

You stood the pressure on the pressure pad. You are in the final.

You've got a full team there.

Yep. Quite shocked!

Really? Keep going!

Steph, another one bites the dust. What are we going to do?

-We've got to...

-Work harder.

-Yeah, we'll work harder.

There were some difficult questions there.

Really difficult questions.

Just the luck of the draw. Whatever comes up.

So, fingers crossed. It could all turn around. Might just happen.

Because the next head-to-head is called Borderline.

On the pressure pad you'll see a map of the British Isles.

It will be divided into three sections by two lines.

I'll ask a question and you have ten seconds to stand in the section of the map

you think contains the correct answer.

Each time a correct answer is given,

a new cut will be added to the map

making it a little more difficult.

To win this head-to-head, you won't just need solid general knowledge.

You'll also need to know Britain inside-out.

Captains, once again, please decide who you want to send down to the pressure pad.

All right. Steph, who are you sending down?

-Ronnie's coming down for this one.

-Ronnie's coming down.

-And who are you sending down?

-Chloe is coming down.

Chloe is coming down. Ronnie and Chloe, please join me on the pressure pad.

-Hi, John.

-How are you? Nice to see you.

-And you.

-Chloe, nice to see you, too.

-Hi, Chloe.

-Hi.

-Oh. Great. That's lovely. They'll be fighting in a minute!

To decide who's going to play first, we'll toss the coin.

The colour is...blue.

Which means, Ronnie, you get to decide whether to go first or second.

I'll try going first, John.

Ronnie, you're going first. Chloe, the pressure is on.

Ronnie and Chloe, please take your positions on the pressure pad.

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

You both start with two lives.

When you're out of lives, you're out of the game.

Ronnie, you're 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 answer.

If you're standing in the wrong section, you lose a life.

So, the pressure is on.

Your time will start when I finish reading the question.

Pressure pad, cut the map.

Ronnie...

Go.

-Where do you think it is?

-Down here in Cornwall.

Right under your feet. Let's see if you are correct.

Yes, you are.

It is in Cornwall.

The westernmost point in mainland England.

And you were right on top of it.

Pressure pad, cut the map.

Chloe, your question is...

Go!

I'm not sure about this one.

I'm guessing cos there's some islands over here.

-I will say here.

-OK.

Pressure pad, is she in the right section?

No, you're not. The correct answer was...

..the Channel Islands.

The only part of the Commonwealth to be occupied by Germany.

-You've lost a life.

-Don't worry, Chloe.

You've got one life left.

Ronnie, you've still got your two lives.

You're one step closer to being in the final.

OK. Pressure pad reset.

Cut the map.

Chloe, you go first this time.

Your question is...

Go!

Well, I know it's Dover.

And I'm sure it's down this side.

-Sure?

-Yep.

-All right.

Let's see. Pressure pad, is she in the right section?

Correct.

The answer was Dover

and you're right on top of it.

Ronnie, your question.

Pressure pad, cut the map.

Go.

I think it's somewhere down this side of the country.

I'll go here.

-Are you sure about this?

-Not 100 per cent.

Let's see. Pressure pad, is he right?

Incorrect.

Let's see where it is.

That's the correct answer. The Humber Bridge.

East coast. Opened in 1981.

It was the longest in the world until 1997.

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 out of the final.

Ronnie, you go first. Pressure pad, reset.

Cut the map.

Ronnie, if you lose this one, you lose another life.

You'll be out of the game. Question:

-Essex.

-Go.

I think it's over this part of the country.

And I will stand round about here.

Let's see. Pressure pad, is Ronnie right?

Yes, you are.

The correct answer is Essex.

You're safe for now. Pressure pad, cut the map.

Chloe, if you miss this, you're out of the game.

Here is your question.

Go.

Well, I think it's in Ireland.

So I'm going to stand here.

Let's see if you're correct. If not, you're out of the game

and out of the final.

Pressure pad, is she right?

Correct.

It's in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.

Pressure pad, cut the map.

Ronnie...

Go.

The M4 and M5. I think it's down south somewhere.

-Two seconds, Ronnie!

-This area.

Let's see if you're in the right section.

Pressure pad, is he correct?

Yes, you are.

It's near Almondsbury, just north of Bristol.

All right. Pressure pad, cut the map.

Question.

Go!

OK. It's going to be another guess. I think it's Manchester.

I think it's here.

Or is it Scotland? I'll stay here. You're out of time.

You're in that section. I have to take that as your answer.

-You didn't sound very sure of yourself.

-I wasn't, no.

If it's wrong, you're out of the game.

Pressure pad, is Chloe in the right section?

No, you're not.

Show us the right section, please, pressure pad.

It was actually in Edinburgh.

Chloe, unfortunately you've lost two lives so you're out of the game.

Ronnie, you stood the pressure of the pressure pad.

-You are in the final.

-Thank you.

Steph! Yay!

Yay!

Yay!

Ronnie pulled through! You've got an extra person!

-Yay!

-At least you're safe.

-He did well.

-He did very well.

Good luck in the next one.

-Nicky.

-Yes.

-Yes.

# She's gone

# Chloe's gone #

I hope to see her again soon!

You will see her again, but in this world of the game show, she's dead!

Hope you haven't disappeared her somewhere. I do want her back!

I might be able to time travel, but I'm not a magician!

Right, well, good luck.

The last head-to-head is called Connection.

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

You must then make a connection between two things within that category.

You'll only have five seconds to think about your answer.

When the time is up, I'll ask you for a connection.

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

and as this is the last one before the final,

we know who's playing next.

So, Rachael and Grace,

please come and join me on the pressure pad.

-Hi, Rachael.

-Hello.

-Nice to see you.

-Hi.

-Hi, Grace.

-Nice to meet you.

Right. Time to decide who is going to play first.

The colour is...blue.

-What do you think?

-First?

-Go first, Rach.

-Yeah.

-I'll go first.

-You're going first.

Rachael is going first. Grace, the pressure is on.

Rachael and Grace, please take your positions on the pressure pad.

Rachael, you're up first. Here are the categories.

Which one would you like?

-Superheroes, please.

-Superheroes. OK.

That is your chosen subject.

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

Each player starts with two lives.

When you're out of lives, you're out of the game.

You have five seconds to think about your answer.

When the time is up, I can only accept the first answer you give me.

Here are the options.

You need to connect the character with their superhero alter-ego.

Go!

I think Superman.

-So you're going with Clark Kent...

-And Superman.

Connecting with Superman.

Let's see if you are correct.

Yes, you are.

Grace. Go!

-You're going to?

-I'm going to Bruce Wayne.

And that is definitely Spider-man.

Oh! Batman! Sorry!

We do need to take your first answer.

You said Spider-man.

Let's see if it's correct or incorrect.

It's incorrect. The correct answer was Batman.

-I know that!

-The other connections on the board were...

So, you've lost a life, unfortunately,

but you still have one life left, Grace.

-Don't worry. There's still time.

-All right.

Rachael, you have two lives left.

So you are one step closer to being in the final.

Grace, you go first this time. Please choose a category.

-Um, I'll pick surnames, please.

-Surnames.

Here are the options.

I'm going to go to brewer.

Brewery is beer, so I'll go beer maker.

Brewer connected with beer maker.

Right, let's see if you're correct.

Pressure pad, is she right?

Right!

Rachael, go!

I've no idea. I'm going to go with skinner.

And I think that'll be a roofer.

OK. You're going to go skinner and connect with roofer.

Pressure pad, is she right?

No, you're not. A skinner is a hide remover.

The other connections are...

So unfortunately, you have lost one life

which means you both have lost one life, so we go to a decider.

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

Rachael, you will go first.

Please choose a category.

I'll go with football, please.

You're going with football as your chosen subject.

Here are the options.

-Go!

-I'll go with Anfield cos my family are big Liverpool fans.

So Anfield with Liverpool.

Pressure pad, is she right?

Yes.

Grace, go!

OK. For Nick and Pete, it's got to be White Hart Lane,

where they got married, and that is Tottenham Hotspur.

OK. White Hart Lane. If this is wrong, she's really in the dog house!

Tottenham Hotspur. Is it right?

-It's correct, yes.

-Well done, Grace!

Rachael, go!

I'll have to go with Goodison Park because my boyfriend supports Everton.

Right. Bet that goes down well with the family!

Yeah. Great at parties!

Goodison Park and Everton.

Is it correct?

Absolutely right.

Grace, go.

This is a complete guess,

but I think Emirates is with Arsenal.

Let's see if you're right.

She says Emirates Stadium with Arsenal.

Is it correct?

It's correct.

Rachael, go.

I'm going Old Trafford with Manchester United.

Old Trafford, Manchester United.

If it's right, you're still in the game. If it's wrong you're out of the game and the final.

Is it correct?

It's right.

-Grace, go.

-I haven't got a clue.

-Three seconds.

I'm going to go with Elland Road

and hope that it's Sunderland.

You're saying Elland Road, Sunderland.

If it's correct, you're still in the game.

If it's wrong, you are out of the game and out of the final.

-Ready?

-Think so.

Pressure pad, is it right or wrong?

It is incorrect.

Elland Road was Leeds United.

The other matches were...

So, Grace, you've lost two lives.

So you are out of the game.

Rachael, you stood the pressure of the pressure pad.

You are in the final.

That's it for the head-to-heads.

Well done to both teams.

-Steph, you got another one!

-Yay!

-Yay, that's two!

-Delighted.

Delighted. Let's see how it goes in the next round also, yeah?

-You're doing well so far.

-Good.

-Nicky, you've still got two good players with you.

-Yes.

-Are you confident?

-Very, yes.

Right, let's hope so.

Steph and Nicky, please come and join me on the pressure pad.

-Hi, Steph.

-Hi, John!

-Nice to see you.

-Thanks.

-Hello, Nicky.

-Pleased to meet you.

-How are you? How are you guys feeling?

It's been a long time for you to come down here.

-How does it feel?

-Pretty nervous.

-A bit nervous.

Nervous.

Good luck to both of you as we play the final!

Steph and Nicky, 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 get a chance to play for the bonus which has increased to £2,000.

As both teams have an equal number of players,

the team who lost the fewest lives during the head-to-heads

will go first.

That's the pink team.

Nicky, here is your first question.

As soon as you stand on the answer, it is locked in.

You can, of course, confer with your team members.

-Ready?

-Yep.

-First question.

I think it's probably the higher one.

-Yeah.

-I don't know. Go for that one?

-The higher one.

-OK.

Go for 236.

You're going for 236. Pressure pad, is she correct?

Yes, you are.

Next question.

-I don't think the Hoff.

-So go for Tony Blair? Or Elton John?

Go Elton John. It's a bit more random.

-Elton John.

-Aidan's powers of deduction are amazing(!)

-Totally random.

-"It's totally random"!

Well, let's see if random works.

You said Elton John.

Pressure pad, is it correct or incorrect?

Correct!

They were both born in 1947.

Next question.

-I think thrifty.

-Yeah.

You've been quite good so far,

so I'm going to follow the same logic.

With no logic at all!

You took the words right out of my mouth!

Let's find out. Pressure pad, is it thrifty?

No, it's not.

-You are now in the game, Steph.

-OK.

Your first question is...

I think it's Winston Churchill.

I'm not too sure myself.

-Have a guess at Winston.

-OK.

I'll go with my team and say Winston Churchill.

You're saying Winston Churchill.

Going with the team. Pressure pad, is she correct or incorrect?

-Correct.

-Ooh!

Next question.

-Do you know who Matt Smith is, Ronnie?

-I've heard of him.

Steph, I'd only guess at Celtic.

Celtic. OK.

I'll go for Celtic.

All right. You say Celtic.

Pressure pad, is she correct?

No, you're not. Incorrect answer.

So play passes back to Nicky.

-What do you think?

-I'm thinking royal.

-We actually said that.

-We did.

OK. I'll go for royal.

OK. Going for royal. Pressure pad, is she correct?

Nope, incorrect.

Play passes back to you, Steph.

We should go with where we come from. We're only guessing.

-Liverpool, John.

-You're saying Liverpool.

Pressure pad, is she correct?

We go back over to the pinks.

Pinks, you are left with wintery or toasted.

I'm going for toasted. Just because I felt like it!

-The boss.

-Can't argue with that!

It's the mood of the day!

"Let's just do it!"

So, you're going for toasted.

If it's incorrect, it passes back to Steph.

If it's correct, you move on to your £2,000 question.

Pressure pad, is it correct or incorrect?

It is correct!

So you've made it to the last question for the £2,000.

Here it is.

Have you guys got any idea?

-Elephant?

-Yes, it's...

-I thought elephant.

-OK. We're going for elephant.

-Jumped out at me.

Elephant for £2,000.

If it's correct, the money is yours.

If it's incorrect, Steph is back in the game.

Pressure pad, are they £2,000 richer?

No, they're not.

Steph, you're back in the game.

We now know that...

-..is?

-Leicester.

There you go.

-Right, so, your next question.

-OK.

It's either Washington or South Dakota.

I'd say South Dakota, myself.

-I want to go to Washington.

-Go there, then.

Go with your gut instinct, Steph.

I'm going to go for Washington.

Steph is choosing Washington.

Pressure pad, is it correct?

-It's not.

-Sorry, Ronnie!

-It's all right!

-So, we go back to the pink team with the £2,000 question.

I don't think they've got lions. It's an island.

I don't see how a lion would have got there.

But they can swim!

It's a long way!

Maybe monkey or snake?

OK. I'm going with monkey.

-Yeah.

-OK.

You have gone with monkey

for £2,000.

Pressure pad, is it correct or incorrect?

Incorrect.

Steph, back to you.

You're trying to figure out...

South Dakota, John.

You're going to take South Dakota. Why's that?

Well, I know it can't be Hawaii or Alaska.

Let's see if you're right. Pressure pad, is it South Dakota?

It's correct.

OK. Steph, this is your £2,000 question.

Get it right, £2,000.

Get it wrong, it passes back to the pinks.

I think it's either the brain or the kidney.

-What do you think?

-Don't know, Steph. Sorry.

I think I'm going to go with the kidney, John.

You don't look too sure.

No. I'm not sure.

-But you're there anyway. You're on kidney.

-Yeah.

If it's correct, you're £2,000 better off.

If it's wrong, play passes back over to Nicky.

They'd have another chance.

Pressure pad, is the correct answer kidney?

It is correct!

You have won £2,000!

But it's not quite over yet.

There is one final twist still to come.

But first, the answer to your question, because they swam there,

lions!

Well done. Big round of applause for the pink team. Well done, guys!

Thank you!

So, Steph, your team has just won £2,000.

Which is fantastic. But you could add more money to that. Here's how.

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

The good news is it wasn't won on the last show.

So it currently sits at £2,000.

So far, you've guided your team through to this point.

But this is where the pressure really gets tough.

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 the team captain must decide

if you want to answer the question.

If you go for the answer and get it correct,

you will leave with both £2,000 and the bonus £2,000 for your team.

But a word of caution.

If you get it wrong, you leave with nothing.

Here are the six possible answers.

They are...

Do you have any inkling, Steph?

Well, they're all film stars.

But I'm not too sure. It could be anything, John.

It's tempting, but I think we should be grateful for what we've got.

I think we'll stay with the money.

-So your decision is to stay with the money you have.

-Yes, please.

Right. Congratulations. You've decided to play it safe.

But you will be leaving with £2,000!

Just for fun, all right?

Let's see what your question is.

Who would you have said? Just for fun.

-John Travolta.

-Let's see if John Travolta is correct.

-No, it was Bruce Willis.

-Phew!

Congratulations, Steph, you did make the right decision.

Congratulations on winning £2,000 for your team.

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!

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