Episode 3 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.

ROBOTIC VOICE: 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.

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

Hi, John, my name's Neil, I'm from Bristol.

This is my team, we are Emersons Green Running Club, in Bristol.

This is Hollie on my left, then we have Adrian,

further down is Steve, and at the end is Jon.

You look REALLY scared.

-LAUGHTER

-We are!

-Are you really?

It was particularly Steve's introduction.

LAUGHTER

That's my smile, come on.

All right, over on the Pink Team, captain, please introduce yourself.

Hi, I'm Vicky, we're from West Sussex,

and we are family and friends.

This is my husband, Sam, this is Marie,

this is my brother David and at the end we've got Yaz.

-So, husband and wife?

-Yeah.

-Who's the boss of the group?

Vicky was the one who decided we should come on the show,

and I know better than to argue with her.

-OK, well, welcome, and good luck.

-Thank you.

Our first head-to-head is called Deadline.

In the centre of the Pressure Pad you will see a deadline.

All you have to do is stop the deadline

reaching your area on the pad.

The only way to do that is by answering questions correctly.

Captains, please decide who you want to put under pressure.

-Sam, you're pretty cool under pressure.

-I think Sam.

-Most relaxed.

I agree.

-I think Adrian's very good at...

-You've got good general knowledge.

Neil, who are you going to put up first?

-We're going to put Adrian forward.

-Adrian.

-And, Vicky, who've you chosen?

-Sam.

-Sam, doing what you're told.

Exactly.

Adrian and Sam, please join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-Adrian, welcome. Nice to see you. Sam, welcome.

-Thank you.

All right, it's now time to decide who is going to play first.

Pink. All right, Sam, you have the choice to go first or second.

-Put the pressure on them, make them go first.

-VICKY: Yeah, go second.

I think we'll go second please, John.

Yaz was pretty definite about that, "Put the pressure on THEM."

OK, Adrian, you guys are going to go first.

Sam and Adrian, please take your places on the Pressure Pad.

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

You both start with two lives, the deadline will move across the

Pressure Pad getting closer and closer

until you get the question right.

Give a correct answer

and the deadline will reverse towards your opponent.

If the deadline reaches your area, you lose a life.

The longer the game goes on, the faster the deadline moves.

If you don't know, you can pass.

I will only accept the first answer you give me,

so think before you speak.

-Adrian, are you ready?

-Yes.

In the RAF, which member of the royal family is

-known as Flight Lieutenant Wales?

-Prince William.

That is correct.

Which author wrote the bestselling novel

The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time?

-Have to pass.

-The correct answer is Mark Haddon.

Which sport is sometimes referred to as ping-pong?

-Table tennis.

-Correct.

Which fruitcake topped with marzipan is traditionally

eaten at Easter in the UK?

-Easter cake.

-That is wrong, it's simnel cake.

The city of Izmir is in which country?

-Turkey.

-Correct.

In The Prisoner, what number was assigned to Patrick McGoohan?

-74?

-Incorrect, it's Number Six.

Since 1998, which animal has been stamped on British eggs

to show they are of good quality?

-A hen.

-Incorrect, it's a lion.

In which Winter Olympic sport is the object

to get a stone onto the button?

-Curling.

-Correct.

Impossible was a 2012 UK number-one single for which singer?

-Cheryl Cole.

-Incorrect, James Arthur.

The name of which egg-laying mammal derives from the Greek

for "flat-footed"?

-Emu.

-Incorrect, duck-billed platypus.

In 1898, Marie and Pierre Curie discovered radium

and which other chemical element?

-Plutonium.

-Time is out, it's polonium.

Adrian, the deadline has reached your area of the Pressure Pad,

you have lost a life.

Sam, you still have two.

OK, guys, now the game becomes even harder.

You both need to take a step in so the deadline will reach you sooner.

OK, Sam, I'm going to start with you, you'll have to think faster

in order for the deadline not to reach you,

because if it does, it will cost you a life.

-The pressure is on Sam, you ready?

-Ready.

Which word for a type of headscarf comes from

the Russian for "Grandmother"?

-Pass.

-The answer is babushka.

Theresa May is a member of which political party?

-Conservative.

-Correct.

Liberace was best known for playing which instrument?

-Violin.

-Incorrect, it was piano.

How many sides of equal length are there in an equilateral triangle?

-Three.

-Is correct.

Cardiology is the study of the functions

and disorders of which organ of the body?

-The heart.

-Correct.

In the UK, apple sauce is traditionally served with goose

and which other roast meat?

-Pork.

-Correct.

A cocktail of ginger ale

and grenadine was named after which child star in the 1930s?

-Shirley Temple?

-That is correct.

Which actor plays DS Ronnie Brooks in Law And Order: UK?

-Pass.

-Bradley Walsh.

On a London Monopoly board,

which two words appear around the edges of the "In Jail" square?

-Just visiting.

-That is correct. Who is the creator of the Mr Men books?

-Humphries.

-Incorrect, Roger Hargreaves.

Which football club in the English Premier League

comes first alphabetically?

-Arsenal.

-That is correct.

Which famous 1851 painting by Landseer depicts

a red stag in the Scottish Highlands?

-Pass.

-The Monarch of the Glen is the correct answer.

In the 2011 film The Smurfs, which American pop singer provided

the voice of Smurfette?

-Pass.

-Katy Perry. In 2013, which American golfer won The Open...

Adrian, the deadline has reached your area of the Pressure Pad,

and unfortunately that means you have lost two lives

and are out of the game.

Congratulations though to Sam, you took the pressure

-and you are going to the final.

-Thank you, John.

CHEERING

-Well played, Pink Team. Sam, nice job.

-Thanks, John.

How did you guys feel when he was playing?

-I felt the pressure from up here.

-Same.

-Goodness knows how Sam felt.

Well, you might be next! So... All right, Blues, you're down one.

Neil, you don't want to be losing any more people,

because the more you lose, the less you have towards the final.

-All right?

-Definitely.

All right, the next 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 in 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, please decide who you want to put under pressure.

-Marie on this one, is my...

-Logical, lateral thinker.

-I think this is the one for me.

-Making relationships.

-OK, Neil?

-We're going to put Steve in this round.

-Steve works in logistics.

-OK, Vicky, who've you chosen?

-Marie.

-Marie, are you ready for this?

-I'm ready, yep.

OK, Steve and Marie, please come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

-Hello, guys. Hi, Steve.

-Hi, John, all right?

-Nice to see you.

Marie, lovely to see you.

-Steve, you like cinema?

-Love cinema, yeah.

-Favourite movie?

-It's got to be Star Wars, and anything sci-fi.

-Good choice.

-I'm a sci-fi fan myself.

-Are you?

Yeah, I'm also kind of a sci-fi hero too.

Oh, right. OK.

-I was on a couple of sci-fi shows, did you ever watch them?

-No, no.

All right, so then I won't talk to you any more.

LAUGHTER

-Anyway, good luck. Marie.

-Yes.

Something tells me you're not a pushover, not someone you can

get past quickly, cos you're a bit of a tough lady.

Yeah, you could say that.

Tell us what your little hobby is that you do on the side.

My favourite hobby is a sport called roller derby, which has been

described as rugby on roller skates, with a person instead of a ball.

-LAUGHTER

-Yeah, tough.

-All right, guys, you ready to play?

-Ready.

It is time to decide who is going to play first.

And it is...blue.

-Steve?

-What do you want to do? First?

-Go for it.

-Gentlemen first.

-Gentlemen first.

All right, Steve and Marie,

please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

Steve, you're up first, these are the categories,

which one do you want to choose?

Animal Breeds, I think.

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

As always, each player starts with two lives.

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

You'll 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 your options.

These are all names of breeds, species or subspecies of animals.

Steve, you go first. Go.

You're standing on Giant Schnauzer, what connection do you want to make?

Dog.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Yes, you are correct, well done.

APPLAUSE

The Pressure Pad has updated with another answer. Marie, go.

-Going to go for dromedary.

-And what will your connection be?

-Camel.

Pressure Pad, is she correct?

You're absolutely right.

APPLAUSE

-Steve, your choice, please. Go.

-I'm going to go for Selkirk Rex.

-And what is your connection?

-I hope it's a bear.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

No, you're not.

-Incorrect, it's actually - meow - a cat.

-I hate cats!

And the other connections were...

So unfortunately, Steve, you have lost a life.

Marie, you still have two lives,

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

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

I'll have a go at Shakespeare.

Here are your options...

-Go.

-I'll choose Lady Capulet.

-Connection is?

-Romeo and Juliet.

Pressure Pad, is she correct?

Absolutely correct.

-Steve, go.

-Got no idea. I'm going to opt for Nick Bottom.

And the connection is?

A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Good guess.

-Marie, go.

-I'll go for Prospero.

-What's your connection?

-The Tempest.

Pressure Pad, is she correct?

Absolutely right.

APPLAUSE

-Steve, go.

-I'm going to opt for Ophelia.

-And your connection is?

Hamlet.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Absolutely.

-Marie, go.

-We'll go for Shylock.

-And your connection is?

-The Merchant of Venice.

Pressure Pad, is she right?

Absolutely.

-Steve, go.

-I'm going to guess for

-Calpurnia.

-And your connection is?

-Julius Caesar.

-Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Absolutely right.

-All right, Marie, go.

-I'll try Goneril.

-And your connection is?

King Lear.

Pressure Pad, is she right?

Correct.

APPLAUSE

-Steve, go.

-I'm going to go for Orlando. I love it there.

LAUGHTER

Don't think it's the same Orlando, somehow.

-What is your connection?

-The Winter's Tale.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

No, you're not. The correct answer was As You Like It.

Hermione was The Winter's Tale.

Donalbain was Macbeth.

So, unfortunately, Steve,

you have lost two lives,

which means you are out of the game.

Congratulations, Marie, you took the pressure

and you are going through to the final!

CHEERING

OK, Blues, tough going here, down another one.

-We'll come back.

-Pinks, still there, everybody.

-No pressure then!

No pressure, not at all.

All right, the next head-to-head is called Divider.

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.

It is time for the captains to choose who you're going to

send to the Pressure Pad.

-Yaz would be best at this.

-Yeah, I'll give it a go.

-Bit of stats...

-Yeah, want to go for this one?

-OK, Neil?

-We're going to put Hollie forward for this one.

She's a tough little cookie. And we need her in the finals.

And, Vicky, who've you chosen?

-Yaz for this one.

-Yaz?

-Yeah.

-You get your chance. Against a tough cookie.

-Soft cookie.

-Oooh!

-Oooh!

That's what I like! Hollie and Yaz, please join me on the Pressure Pad.

-Welcome, guys. Hi, Hollie.

-Hi, John.

-How are you?

-Yeah, not too bad.

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

And the colour is...Pinks.

-So, Yaz?

-Let's see if she is a tough cookie, make her go first.

I'm loving this.

-LAUGHTER

-All right, Hollie, the challenge is yours,

please take your position on the Pressure Pad.

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

You start with two lives,

but when the lives are out, you are out of the game.

Hollie, you're up first, you can

change your mind as many times as you like within ten seconds,

but when the time is up, I'll take the area you're standing in as your answer.

-Are you ready?

-Yes.

The time starts when I finish reading the question.

Pressure Pad is showing...

The typical natural life span of gerbils, cats and guinea pigs

when kept as pets.

The question is...

-..in years. Go.

-I think cats live the longest.

Cos I've had a gerbil and it didn't last long.

So I think I'm going to go with this one for cats.

Pressure Pad, is she correct?

You're absolutely correct, 14 years for cats.

Yaz, the Pressure Pad is showing...

the number of children, grandchildren

and great-grandchildren of Her Majesty the Queen.

This is correct as of the end of 2013. The question is...

-Go.

-Grandchildren, so...

Five seconds.

You were just in the nick of time. That was pressure for all of us.

You're standing on four. Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Yaz, sorry, that is incorrect.

So unfortunately, Yaz, you have lost a life, one left,

if you lose two, you're out of the game.

Hollie, you still have your two lives intact.

-SCOTTISH ACCENT:

-This game's even making me nervous!

Yaz, you will go first this time. Pressure Pad is showing...

The number of sides of a pentagon, heptagon and decagon.

The question is...

-Go.

-Decagon...

I'm going to go ten.

You're on ten this time and you had plenty of time.

Pressure Pad, is ten the correct answer?

It is.

APPLAUSE

Hollie, the Pressure Pad is showing...

the number of times that Ireland, the UK and Spain

have won the Eurovision Song Contest,

up to and including the 2013 contest.

The question is...

-Go.

-Ooh, this is a difficult one.

I love the Eurovision, but we always come last - well, nearly last.

-Ireland.

-Three seconds.

-I'll go two.

Pressure Pad, she's on two,

is it the correct answer?

No, it is not.

So that means you have lost a life.

We go to a decider.

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

and out of the final.

You will go first this time, Hollie.

The Pressure Pad is showing the number of weeks which

Andre Agassi, John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors

spent as the number-one ranked male singles tennis player in the world.

The question is...

-Go.

-Don't follow tennis...

I know he was a bit of an angry player.

I'm going to have to guess - 101.

You're saying 101,

the number of weeks John McEnroe spent as a world number one.

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

Pressure Pad, is she right or is she wrong?

You're wrong.

John McEnroe spent 170 weeks as the world number one.

Andre Agassi was 101,

and Jimmy Connors was the highest, with 268 weeks.

Hollie, you've lost two lives,

which unfortunately means you are out of the game

and we say goodbye to Hollie.

Congratulations, Yaz - you took the pressure

and you're heading towards the final.

-Neil, you lost Hollie.

-We've got our trump card.

Jon, that's a lot of pressure on you.

I had the soup...

Well, trumping, then, will be your forte,

because I had the soup, too.

And for those of you who don't know,

we've all eaten Mexican bean soup.

All right, you're under pressure.

You're going to have to really pull the stops out, yes - OK?

-I'll give it my best shot.

-Good luck.

-Vicky, standing there with a Cheshire Cat grin.

-I know!

Yes, because you have your whole team.

-I'm so proud.

-Yes. But, Dave, you'd better do well,

or you'll be the dumb one in the group.

-I'll be walking home.

-Well, good luck, everybody.

Last chance to get one more player into the final.

Have you got what it takes?

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

On the Pressure Pad, you'll see a map of the British Isles.

Initially, it'll 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 more difficult.

To win this head-to-head,

you won't just need solid general knowledge,

you'll also need to know the British Isles inside and out.

As this is the head-to-head before the final,

we kind of know who will be playing, so there's no need to confer.

Jon and Dave, please come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

-All right, guys - hello, Jon.

-Hi.

-How are you?

-Dave.

-How you doing?

OK, guys, good luck.

Time to decide who's going to play first.

Pinks, will you play first or second?

I think you should go first, yeah.

-Excellent, I think we're going to go first.

-OK.

-Vicky's told you.

-Yeah.

-Vicky has spoken.

-Absolutely.

Jon, Dave, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

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

Both start with two lives.

When you're out of lives, you're out of the game, OK?

Dave, 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'll lose a life.

So, as always, the pressure is on.

Your time will start when I finish reading the question.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Dave...

Your time starts...now.

I think the answer's Cork, which is in Ireland.

So I'll step over here.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Absolutely. The answer is Cork,

and it's on the south coast of the Republic of Ireland.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Jon, not to put you under any pressure -

if you lose your two lives, you leave your team captain...

# All by himself... #

Couldn't resist it!

No pressure at all(!)

Go.

OK, em...

I'm thinking it's Cardiff,

-so I'm going to go and stand over in South Wales.

-OK.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

That is correct, and it is Cardiff.

And the stadium opened in 1999.

Well done.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Dave...

Go.

I think it's either Dartmoor or Exmoor,

which, I believe, is down in the West Country,

so...I'll stand here.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Absolutely.

It's Bodmin Moor, and the big cat is said to be

around three and a half feet in length.

Quite a big cat.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Jon...

Go.

Well, I'm hoping it's the one I'm from originally,

and that's Lancashire,

so I'm just going to go and stand over here.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

It is, it's Lancashire.

For those of you who don't know what a hotpot is,

it's a type of stew.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Dave...

Go.

Pretty sure that's in Newcastle,

which, I believe, is this one here, so I'll stand here.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

The MetroCentre is actually in Gateshead,

not Newcastle, but you were standing in the right section of the map,

so well done.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

The spaces are getting smaller.

Go.

I have no idea,

but I'm going to presume...that it might be Manchester United?

Old Trafford?

I'll give it a go.

Pressure Pad, is he right?

No, unfortunately not.

It was the North Korean women's football team who were playing,

and it was Glasgow.

Sorry.

AUDIENCE LAUGHS

Yes, we're right here, making this in Glasgow.

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

Make one more mistake,

and you will leave Neil all by himself.

Dave, you still have two lives intact,

and you are one step closer to playing in the final.

Jon, you'll go first this time.

Pressure Pad, reset.

And cut the map.

Question, Jon.

Go.

Newcastle, hopefully. So I'm going to stand over here.

That was a confident walk. Let's see if you're right.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Absolutely.

Newcastle-upon-Tyne, both of them were born in 1975.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Dave...

Go.

Just over the water from me, on the Isle of Wight.

So...I'll stand here.

OK. Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Absolutely, and it's where Victoria died in 1901.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Jon...

-Go.

-OK.

I'm hoping I get this one correct. It's hopefully in Bristol.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Absolutely.

All right.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Go.

Goodness... Not got a clue on this one.

I'm going to stand here.

Pressure Pad, is he standing in the correct section?

Absolutely right. You didn't know where it was,

but you were in the right section.

It's in Edinburgh, and it's Greyfriars Bobby,

or, as we say in Scotland,

"Greyfriars Boaby."

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Jon...

Go.

I've got a bit of an inkling it might be down in Cornwall.

I think that's where he might have been writing poetry.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Incorrect.

It's Slough, and he wrote the poem

as an example of everything he hated

about industrialisation.

You've lost your two lives, Jon.

You've left your team captain, Neil, all by himself,

because you are now out of the game.

But congratulations to Dave.

You took the pressure and you're going through to the final.

That's it for the head-to-heads, so well done, teams.

-Neil, you have no-one to help you.

-They've all gone.

Don't give up hope, because it can be done.

-The race can still be won.

-It certainly can.

-Vicky, you have your whole team.

-Yeah!

You've got great support behind you.

I have. I'm really proud of all my team so far.

All right. Neil and Vicky,

please come down and join me on the Pressure Pad.

Neil, Vicky, come on in.

-How you both feeling?

-Good. Bit nervous, now.

A little nervous.

-Still a chance. We'll see.

-All right.

Good luck to both of you, as we play...the final.

Neil and Vicky, here's how the final works -

each team will answer four multiple choice questions.

The first team to answer all four questions correctly

will win the £2,000

and the chance to play for the bonus of £2,000.

Vicky, as your team won the most head-to-heads,

you get the advantage of going first.

There's no time limit.

All you need to do is get the four questions correct

and you will win the money.

Make a mistake, and you let your opponent into the game.

Captains, as soon as you stand on the answer,

it will be locked in.

Vicky, you can confer with your team-mates in the final, OK?

Here is your question.

-Guys?

-Majorca. Definitely Majorca, yeah.

-Yeah? OK.

-Ooh! Majorca.

-You didn't know, did you?

-No.

Pressure Pad, is she correct?

It's the right answer.

Next question.

I'm thinking it's between these two, but what...?

Have you got a gut instinct, Vicky?

Yeah. OK.

I'm going to go Aphrodite.

Pressure Pad, is it Aphrodite?

It is.

Woo-hoo!

Next question...

I think Hawke's Bay.

-Are you confident with that?

-I'm confident.

You look confident(!)

-Who's confident?

-I'll take it. I'll take one for the team.

-Coonawarra might be Australia...

-Yeah.

-OK. So where are we going?

-Hawke's Bay.

-Hawke's Bay?

-Yeah.

-Hawke's Bay.

-You sure?

-Not 100%.

-Not 100% at all.

-But you're willing to give over?

-Yeah. I trust them.

All right. Pressure Pad, we are saying Hawke's Bay.

Is it the correct answer?

It is the correct answer.

Neil, if Vicky goes on to get the next one correct,

you can't win any money, but if she gets it wrong,

you're in the game.

-Crossing my fingers.

-That's what I like to hear!

A bit of competition.

Good bit of fighting spirit!

OK. Here's your question, Vicky.

Straightaway, you said "pretty recent."

Yeah. I'd go with...'93.

-I thought recent.

-The two of you have gone recent, then.

-Go for '93.

-'93.

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

-1993, John.

-If it's right, it's £2,000.

If it's wrong, Neil's in the game.

-OK.

-Pressure Pad, for £2,000,

or letting Neil into the game,

which way is it going to go? Is she right or wrong?

You are wrong.

-Neil, how lucky is that?

-One person's misfortune.

Exactly. Here we go.

I don't know the answer...

Um...I have nobody to refer to, so...

It's just a guess,

and I'll go for 100 degrees Kelvin.

This is to keep you in the game or to give the Pinks another chance.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Absolutely.

You're in the race now, Neil. You're back in it.

Again, no idea. I kind of like "business",

I don't like the alliteration with "firm".

I think "company" is something else.

I'm going to go with...

.."business".

Business. Pressure Pad, right or wrong?

You're right.

Next question...

I'm a football fan, but I'm only 41,

so I don't know football from that long ago.

I don't recognise any names,

although Cuthbert Ottaway rings a bell,

something recently on the telly.

So I'll go for Cuthbert Ottaway.

Seems like you're a man who follows his gut.

I've got no choice.

Well, let's see if your gut is right or wrong.

Pressure Pad, right or wrong?

Absolutely right.

Neil, you're one away from the last question,

which is...

If you get this right,

you will have won the £2,000 all on your own.

I know a little bit about philosophy, but not much.

I don't think it's Oscar Wilde. It doesn't sound like it's Freud.

And I don't think it's Gandhi.

Just got a gut feeling, again.

Karl Marx. So I'll go for Karl Marx. I've not got a better answer.

£2,000. You're either going to win or you're going to throw it

back over to let Vicky back in the game.

Pressure Pad...is Neil right or wrong?

It is wrong.

Vicky, your question is...

You have left 1954, 1969, 1978 or 1986.

'69, '54 - shall we go with the opposite end?

-You saying '54? Yeah?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-So you're going for...?

-1954.

-1954.

If it is the right answer, you are £2,000 richer.

If it is not, it goes back to Neil.

-Indeed.

-This is a guess.

-It's a guess.

-1954.

For £2,000, Pressure Pad,

is this the right or wrong answer?

It is the wrong answer.

Oh!

Neil, you're back in the game. Your question was...

You have left Friedrich Nietzsche, Sigmund Freud,

Mahatma Gandhi and Oscar Wilde.

I'm going to go with Gandhi, this time. Again, I don't know,

but it just sounds a bit more modern than some of these guys.

Again, I don't think it's Oscar Wilde. It's Gandhi.

Pressure Pad, for Neil, the lone captain,

is this right or wrong?

It is wrong.

VICKY: Guys!

This is what real pressure feels like.

You now have your third chance.

Could it be third time lucky, or could it be three strikes...?

-And out. No.

-I'll repeat the question to you.

The three you have left are...

-Guys?

-We're still guessing, but...

-We think '69.

-'69?

-Yeah, go for it.

-1969.

-1969 is Vicky's answer.

For £2,000, could this be the right or wrong answer?

Please, Pressure Pad, tell us - right or wrong?

It is the right answer!

Congratulations, Vicky! You just won your team £2,000!

But it's not over quite yet.

There's one final twist still to come.

But first, let's say goodbye to an amazing team captain.

The answer to your question...

Absolutely right, you're pointing to it.

It was Friedrich Nietzsche.

But unfortunately, you didn't win the round.

But you played really, really well.

-Ladies and gentlemen, a big round of applause for Neil.

-Thank you.

So, Vicky, you and your team have won £2,000,

which is fantastic,

but you could add more money to the fund, and here's how.

The bonus fund rolls over £1,000 for every show it isn't won,

and the good news for you today is nobody won the last show,

meaning it currently sits at £2,000.

Vicky, so far, you have successfully guided your team -

or they have guided you - to this point.

But here is where the pressure really builds for you.

Six possible answers are hidden

under the centre of the Pressure Pad.

I'm going to show you those answers.

Based on what you see, you and you alone must decide

if you want to answer the question.

If you go for it and answer correctly,

you'll leave with both the £2,000 and the extra £2,000 for your team.

But a word of caution - get it wrong, you lose everything.

Not that much pressure then, eh? Right.

-It's why it's called Pressure Pad.

-OK...

Here are the six possible answers.

OK. Um...

Well, I know who Roald Dahl is, and I know Dr Seuss,

and I know Julia Donaldson, cos obviously, I have four children,

and read those books a lot.

However, I don't recognise the other three,

and...after my team's really good work,

I do not want to risk going home with nothing,

so I would like to take the £2,000.

So, your decision is you're going home with £2,000.

-You're not going to play any further?

-No, thank you.

£2,000, ladies and gentlemen.

APPLAUSE

Team, do you have any idea?

Maybe you're going to give the name of a book

and who wrote it, possibly?

-Yeah, I'd say so.

-Something along those lines.

-Would have made the same decision?

-I think she made the right decision.

-She made the right decision.

-Yeah, given that...

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

What do you think the answer is, Vicky?

Is it a rhyme?

Is it something you'd get from either Julia Donaldson, Dr Seuss?

-I'd say Dr Seuss.

-You think Doctor Seuss.

-OK.

-OK.

-Pressure Pad, just for curiosity's sake,

what would have happened if she said Dr Seuss?

It's yellow! You would have won!

Vicky, congratulations! Your team, you've won £2,000

so you do not leave empty-handed.

Ladies and gentlemen, that's all we have time for today.

Join us next time to see if our teams can take home £2,000,

plus the rolling bonus, which is now £3,000.

Thanks for watching, and don't forget,

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

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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