Episode 7 Pressure Pad

This is Pressure Pad.

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.

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

£8,000.

AUDIENCE OOHS

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

Hi, John, my name's Steve from Manchester

and I brought my family with me today. I've got Nicola, my fiancee.

-Hi.

-Dale, my mother-in-law.

-Hi.

-Andy, my father-in-law.

-Hi.

-And at the end we've got my uncle Pete.

-Hi.

Hi.

LAUGHTER

-All family?

-Yeah, we live next door to each other.

-Oh, you do?

-So we can expect a fight maybe in a bit?

-Maybe, yeah.

-Awesome!

Can't wait. All right, good luck, guys, and enjoy yourselves.

Thank you.

-Hello.

-Hi, John. Thank you. My name is Donna.

And the team and I are from a small village near Hull.

And we're made up of friends and family.

-On the right we have Heather, my friend.

-Hello.

-My husband, John.

-Hiya.

-Friend, Paul.

-Hello.

-And Heather's husband, Neil.

-Hi.

-Hello.

-So two couples and a friend. Are you often in between them?

-Yes.

-Watch what you say.

-All right, enjoy yourself.

Let's see how you do on the Pressure Pad,

because 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 it reaching your area on the pad.

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

Winning this head-to-head requires quick thinking and a cool mind.

Captains, it's time to decide who you are going to send down

to play on the Pressure Pad.

-Quick thinking.

-Who do you think wants to go first?

-Under pressure, happy with that?

-I'll go.

-Peter, have a go. I think you'll be really good.

All right, Steve, who you sending down?

I'm going to send Andy down for this own.

Andy, you're coming down for this and, Donna,

-who are you sending down?

-I'm going to send Paul down for this one.

All right, Andy and Paul, come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

Hi, Andy. How are you? Nice to see you. Hi, Paul.

-It's time to decide who's going to play first. Are you ready?

-Yep.

-Yep.

Colour is...

blue.

So, Andy, you're going to decide if you're going to go first or second.

-You can consult with your team.

-What are you thinking, Andy?

I think go first. Going to go first.

Andy is going to go first.

Paul and Andy, 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.

The deadline will move across the Pressure Pad, getting closer

and closer until you get a 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, so think before you speak.

-Andy, you're up first. You ready?

-Yes.

Here we go.

The sun consists of mainly which element?

-Nitrogen.

-Incorrect. It is hydrogen.

Which relative of the royal family has become known as P Middy?

-Pass.

-Pippa Middleton. Which insect performs a so-called waggle dance?

-Beetle.

-Bees.

Which campaigning organisation has operated three ships called

Rainbow Warrior?

-Greenpeace.

-Correct. Insomnia is an inability to do what?

-Sleep.

-Correct.

Trick or Treating is customary on which day of the calendar?

-31st of October.

-That is correct.

Big Sur is a tourist destination in which US state?

-California.

-Correct.

Scottish single malt whisky is aged in a cask for a minimum of

how many years?

-12 years.

-Incorrect, it is three years.

A pegasus crossing is designed to allow which four-legged animal

to cross the road?

-Zebra.

-Incorrect, it is a horse.

The Khyber Pass links Afghanistan...

That last question was the Khyber Pass links Afghanistan

and which other country?

And that would be Pakistan.

Andy, the Deadline has reached the area of the Pressure Pad

so unfortunately that means you have lost a life.

That means, Paul, you're one step closer to being in the final.

Now the game gets harder.

You'll both need to take a step in so you'll have to think faster

in order to stop it costing you a life.

Paul, you will go first.

-Are you ready?

-Yep.

Which former Liverpool player announced his retirement

as a Match Of The Day pundit in 2013?

-Alan Hansen.

-Correct.

Kiwi fruit are also known as Chinese what?

-Pass.

-Gooseberries.

Mount Everest is in which mountain range?

-Pass.

-Himalayas. In which month do the French celebrate Bastille Day?

-July.

-Correct.

Which TV series based on a 1980 film was

set in the New York High School of the Performing Arts?

-Fame.

-That is correct.

Which part of the body are affected by conjunctivitis?

-The eyes.

-Correct.

King Charles and Welsh Springer are both breeds of which dog?

-Spaniel.

-That is correct.

Which singers' followers are known as Little Monsters?

-Pass.

-Lady Gaga.

An ampersand is a sign representing which English word?

-Pass.

-And.

What is the name of the clarified butter used in Indian cookery?

The correct answer was ghee.

Andy, the pressure got to you. You have lost your two lives.

You are out of the game.

Congratulations, Paul, you stood the pressure of the Pressure Pad.

You are going into the final.

APPLAUSE

Steve, you're down one.

-Father-in-law, yeah, out.

-I'm still confident.

-Good to be confident.

Donna, full team raring to go.

Paul, what did you think about it when you were down there?

-Nervous, but I'm all right now.

-You're OK now.

Of course you are, cos you're up there. You're done.

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

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

Initially it will be divided into three sections by two lines.

I'll ask a question and you'll 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 the British Isles inside out.

Captains, to decide who you want to play please consult with your team.

-Good knowledge of the UK.

-You're really good at geography, as well.

Talking about the UK. I'm happy about that.

All right, so, Steve, who are you going to send down?

I'm going with Uncle Pete for this one.

You're going with Uncle Pete and Donna?

Heather's going to do this one for the team.

OK, so Heather and Uncle Pete join me on the Pressure Pad.

Uncle Pete. Nice to meet you.

-Hi, Heather.

-Hello.

-Time to decide who is going to play first.

I'm going to toss the coin.

The colour is blue.

-So, Pete, do you want to go first or second?

-What should we do?

First didn't go well for Andy last time, did it?

-Ladies first.

-Ladies first.

Heather and Pete, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

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 are out of the game.

Heather, you are up first.

You can change your mind as many times as you like within

the ten seconds. When the time is up I will take the area that you're

standing in as your answer.

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

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Heather...

Go.

-Where do you think?

-London.

-Let's hope you're in the right section.

Pressure Pad, is it London?

It certainly is, there you go.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Pete, your question.

Scottish, got to head for Scotland.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Absolutely right, and it was Glasgow.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Go.

I've got a friend that lives there and it's Birmingham.

I think it's this side of the map.

OK, Pressure Pad, is she correct?

You're absolutely right.

And it is Birmingham. Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Pete...

Go.

I'm thinking Blackpool.

Local to me.

OK, you said Blackpool.

Pressure Pad, let's see if he's correct.

Incorrect, the correct section was...

And it's St Ives.

All the way down in Cornwall.

Pete, you've lost a life.

But, Heather, you still have your two lives, which means you're

one step closer to the final.

All right, Pete, you'll go first this time. We need to reset the map.

And, Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Pete...

Go.

Definitely end of London. On the south coast.

OK, is it the correct section, Pressure Pad?

It is and it's in the town of Folkestone.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Heather...

Go.

Sounds Scottish. I'll go there.

OK, sounds Scottish. Let's hope you're in the right section.

Pressure Pad, is she correct?

You are correct, it's not Scottish, it's Liverpool.

But you were standing in the right section of the map, so well done.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Pete...

-Go.

-Haven't got a clue. So..

I'm going to head to old London.

All right, Pressure Pad, if this is wrong

he will lose a second life and he's out of the game.

If it's right, he's safe.

Tell him, is he in the right section or not?

Not the right section. It actually was this section up here. Inverness.

It's why they call it the Scottish Play.

So, Pete, unfortunately you've lost two lives

so you are out of the game.

But, Heather, congratulations,

you stood the pressure on the Pressure Pad. You are in the final.

APPLAUSE

Steve, Steve, Steve, Steve.

-Oh, dear.

-What are we going to do?

-It's getting lonely up here.

It's time for you to pick it up and move it on.

-See if we can change this, all right?

-Yep.

-Excellent.

-But, Donna!

-I have a full team.

-Yes, you do.

-You certainly do. Heather, how was that?

-Good. I enjoyed it.

-You did?

-Yep.

-Now you can relax a little bit.

Because the next head-to-head is called Time Out.

At the start of this game you will chose a category.

The Pressure Pad will divide equally into two halves.

Each half represents a timer.

To stay in the game you need to stop the timer running out.

I will give you a list of clues to help you answer a question.

If you answer the question correctly your time will stop

and pressure passes to your opponent.

Captains, please decide who you are going to

send down to the Pressure Pad.

-OK, a speed round.

-What do you reckon, Neil?

-I'll give this a go. OK.

-OK, Steve?

-My beautiful fiancee Nicola for this one.

-Beautiful Nicola and...?

Lovely John.

Beautiful Nicola and lovely John please join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

Nicola, how are you? Nice to see you. Hi, John. Nice to see you.

So time to decide who is going to play first, ready?

The colour is blue. So, Nicola?

-What do you think?

-Play.

-Play first, yeah.

-Play first. They're choosing to play first, John, so the pressure is on.

John and Nicola, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

All right, Nicola, you are up first. Here are your categories.

Which one would you like to choose?

Famous people.

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 are out of the game.

Each time I give you a list of clues you can give me an answer.

I will only accept one answer for each list.

If you haven't worked it out by the time I've given the sixth clue,

I will move on.

You can pass at any point.

Your timer will start running down when I read the first clue.

The category is famous people.

I am going to give you a list of famous people.

For each list, I need you to tell me in which modern-day country

their birthplaces are located.

Nicola, you are going first.

-Ready?

-Yep.

Germaine Greer.

Ian Thorpe.

Clive James.

Hugh Jackman.

Jason Donovan.

-Australia.

-Kyl...

Correct. Stop the clock.

-Ready?

-Yeah.

Pau Gasol.

Antonio Banderas.

-Placido Domingo.

-Spain.

Correct. Stop the clock.

Nicola.

Emma Watson.

Teddy Tamgho.

Nostradamus.

Demba Ba.

Pierre-Auguste Renoir.

Brigitte Bardot.

Fren... Fr... France.

Correct. Stop the clock.

John. Beth Tweddle.

Sharlto Copley.

JM Coetzee.

Caster Semenya.

Desmond Tutu.

Nelson Mandela.

-South Africa.

-Correct. Stop the clock.

Nicola. Joan Fontaine.

Victoria Principal.

Kamui Kobayashi.

Issey Miyake.

Emperor Hirohito.

Yoko Ono.

It was Japan.

Alberto Ascari.

Donatello.

Aldo Zilli.

-Italy.

-Correct. Stop the clock.

Phew! Pushed it down to the end, there.

Millie Small.

Grace Jones.

Asafa Powell.

Levi Roots.

-Yohan Blake.

-Jamaica.

Correct. Stop the clock.

Nicola. Paddy Ashdown.

-Vivien Leigh.

-BUZZER

Both Paddy Ashdown and Vivien Leigh were born in India.

Unfortunately, you are out of time,

therefore you have lost a life.

Lose another life and you are out of the game.

But, John, you still have your two lives intact

so you are one step closer to the final.

John, you will go first. Please choose a category.

I'll try names.

OK, you're going to go with names.

I am going to give you lists of surnames,

for each list I need you to tell me

what first name goes with them all to make the names of famous people.

John, you are going first.

Dickinson.

Mitchell.

Bellamy.

-David.

-That is correct. Stop the clock.

Nicola.

Thornton.

Bush.

-George.

-Mos...

No, incorrect. It's Kate.

Chamberlain.

Dreyfuss.

Pryor.

Hammond.

Branson.

-Gere.

-Richard.

Correct. Stop the clock.

Brown.

Stevens.

Snow.

Castellaneta.

-John.

-Incorrect. It's Dan.

Grey.

Lawrence.

Connelly.

Saunders.

Lopez.

-Aniston.

-Jennifer.

Correct. Stop the clock.

Nicola. Bird.

Callow.

Pegg.

Mayo.

Le Bon.

Cowell.

-It is S...

-Simon.

Too late.

Newman.

Altman.

-Kemp.

-John.

Incorrect. Gary.

Wright.

McKellen.

McShane.

Hislop.

Fleming.

-Botham.

-BUZZER

That last one was Ian. OK?

So, unfortunately, Nicola, you've lost two lives -

you are out of the game.

But, John, you withstood the pressure of the Pressure Pad.

-You are going into the final.

-APPLAUSE

Steve. Steve, you know what,

-I have a funny feeling she is going to do you proud.

-I hope so.

-I hope so.

-What do you think, Dale?

I'll try my best.

That's all you can do, girl, right?

-Try my best. Thank you.

-You're welcome.

-So, Donna, you've got a full team!

-Absolutely.

-Haven't they done well?

-They have done very well. Good luck.

The last head-to-head is called Right On.

At the start of this game you will choose a category

and on the Pressure Pad you will see a series of possible answers.

Some will be correct, and some will be incorrect.

Your job is to identify the correct answers.

You will take it in turns to give me an answer.

You only have five seconds to make your decision.

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

and as this is the last one before the final,

we know who is going to play next.

So, Dale and Neil, please come and join me

-on the Pressure Pad.

-APPLAUSE

-Hi, Dale.

-Hi, John.

-How are you?

-Fine, thank you.

-You look beautiful.

-Hi, Neil.

-John.

-Welcome to the Pressure Pad.

-Thank you, John.

It's time to decide who is going to play first. Are you ready?

-Ready.

-I'm ready, John.

Blue!

Dale, are you going to go first or are you going to go second?

I'm going first.

-Going first. All right, Steve, she's going first.

-OK.

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

APPLAUSE

Dale, you're up first.

Here are your categories.

Which one do you want to choose?

Music.

All right, Dale, your chosen subject is music.

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

As always, each player starts with two lives.

When you are out of lives you are out of the game.

You can change your mind as many times as you like

in the five seconds, but... when the time is up

I will take the area you are standing in as your answer.

You will always have eight answers to choose from,

but if you fail to select an answer, choose an incorrect answer

or you run out of time

you will lose a life.

Here are the possible eight answers.

The question is...

Dale, go.

One second.

OK, you are standing on.

Robbie Williams.

OK. You don't sound too confident.

-No.

-Robbie Williams. Is it correct?

It is correct.

Pressure Pad is updated.

Neil, go.

Three seconds.

I think Peter Andre was around at that time - I will go for him.

Peter Andre. Is it correct?

It is incorrect.

Other correct answers were...

So, Neil, you have lost a life.

Make one more mistake and you will be out of the game.

Dale you still have two lives.

So you are still in the running for the final.

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

Football, John.

You are going to go for football.

Here are the eight possible answers.

The question is...

Go!

Erm... Leeds United, I do believe.

Not a big fan, but...

OK. You're saying Leeds United.

Pressure Pad, is it correct?

It is correct.

APPLAUSE

They actually won the FA Cup final in 1972.

Dale, go.

Three seconds. You have to move, Dale.

I am going for Wigan.

I don't know why.

OK. Pressure Pad, Wigan?

It is correct.

APPLAUSE

Dale, they won the final in 2013.

Neil, go.

I'm sure Arsenal have.

They're a big London team, so, probably, they have.

-You're saying Arsenal because you think they have.

-Yes.

Pressure Pad, is Arsenal correct?

-It is correct.

-APPLAUSE

They have won it ten times.

NEIL CHUCKLES

Dale, go!

Manchester City, because my brother-in-law supports them.

-All right. So you definitely know the answer?

-No.

No. Just because he supports them. Let's see if you are right.

Pressure Pad, are you correct?

-Yes, you are.

-APPLAUSE

They won on five occasions. Neil, go.

I think Wimbledon beat Liverpool 1-0 in an FA Cup final.

OK. And you even remember the score.

Pressure Pad, is it Wimbledon?

-Correct.

-APPLAUSE

And, Neil, you're absolutely right about the score.

And it was in 1988. Dale, go.

I am going for Crystal Palace, but it's a guess.

At least you're honest.

Crystal Palace because it's a guess.

If you get it wrong, then you've lost a life.

Pressure Pad, is it Crystal Palace?

Unfortunately, it is not Crystal Palace so you have lost that life.

Other ones you could have chosen on the Pressure Pad were...

And that is it. Dale, you've lost a life. Neil, you've also lost a life.

Which means we go to a decider.

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

Dale, you will go first this time. Please choose the category.

-Politics.

-You're going to go for politics.

Here are the eight possible answers.

The question is...

-Dale, go.

-This is a guess, this.

I'm going to go for the United States.

All right, you're going to go for the United States as a guess.

Pressure Pad, is she correct?

Absolutely right.

APPLAUSE

Neil, go.

I think Russia because Putin has just been arguing with Obama, so...

-I think Russia.

-OK, Russia.

Correct.

APPLAUSE

Dale, go.

-China.

-Yes.

-Yes.

If it's wrong, you've lost your second life, you're out of the game.

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

Pressure Pad, is she in or out of the game?

You're in the game still.

APPLAUSE

Neil, go.

I think France cos... I don't know.

They just seem to get involved with everything.

LAUGHTER

I don't know.

All right, here we go.

Neil is saying France because they get involved in everything.

Is he correct?

Yes, you are.

APPLAUSE

Dale, go.

Greece. Another guess.

-Another guess?

-Another guess.

And if it's wrong

you're leaving your team captain by himself for the final.

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

Pressure Pad, is the answer Greece?

No, it is not Greece.

The other answers you could have chosen on the Pressure Pad were...

And that is it. So, unfortunately, Dale, you've lost two lives.

You are out of the game.

But, Neil, you stood the pressure of the Pressure Pad.

You are in the final.

APPLAUSE

That is it for the head-to-heads. Well done to our teams.

-Donna, you got them all. And it's your turn next.

-I know!

-Are you going to be able to do it?

-With the support of my team... Yeah!

-Confident.

-Like that. Steve, do not give up hope.

-No, I won't.

Even though you are the single man, the solo man, you can still do this.

-I hope so.

-All right.

-Yeah.

Steve and Donna, please come down and join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

Hi, Steve.

-How are you?

-Fine, thanks.

-Good to see you. Very good.

-Hi, Donna.

-Hi, John.

-Nice to see you. Nice to see you. Welcome down, guys.

-Thank you.

-Steve, you have some guilty pleasures.

-Yeah, I do, yeah.

West End theatre, which I think is great,

and also your other guilty pleasure?

-Er, David Beckham.

-Yeah.

I think he's a good guy, a good parent.

-He sets good examples so I like him.

-Yeah, so do I.

He looks good in the underwear ads. Welcome to the Pressure Pad.

-Thanks very much.

-Fingers crossed. Don't give up, all right? Donna.

-Hi.

-How are you?

-Oh, fine, thank you.

-There's no pressure on or anything, is there(?)

-No, not at all.

Now, you're a bit of a daredevil.

A few years back I actually did a few parachute jumps.

It all started as something to raise money for charity

for my 21st birthday and I loved it that much.

I mean, jumping out of the aeroplane was a bit scary initially

but once I'd landed I wanted to do it again.

So I did a few of those and now I fancy doing a wing walk.

-OK.

-This is good practice, isn't it, with the nerves, the pressure?

Except this is not outside and on top of an aeroplane.

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

APPLAUSE

Steve and Donna, here is how the final works.

Each team will enter four multiple choice questions.

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

And get the chance to play for the bonus,

which has increased to £6,000.

AUDIENCE: Whoo!

Donna, as your team won the most head to heads,

-you get the advantage of going first.

-Thank you.

There is no time limit.

All you have to do is get all four questions correct

and you win the money.

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

Donna, here is your first question.

-As soon as you stand on the answer, it will be locked in.

-OK.

You can, of course, confer with your team-mates.

Your first question is...

-Team, can we have some support?

-Venus.

-Venus.

-Venus, everybody happy with Venus?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-This one.

-Your team-mates have said Venus.

-Yes.

-Pressure Pad, is it correct?

Correct.

APPLAUSE

Next question.

-Donna?

-Do you know, Donna?

-Jamie Lee Curtis.

-Have you got any idea?

-Jamie Lee Curtis.

-I'll just listen to the team first.

Heather said Jamie Lee Curtis before it came up. She's a lady.

-Jamie Lee Curtis it is.

-All right, let's see if you are correct.

Is the answer Jamie Lee Curtis, Pressure Pad?

It is correct.

APPLAUSE

Next question...

Have you any thoughts on this one? I don't think it's Julian.

I've read them but I don't... I was going to say Julian.

-You think Julian is the youngest?

-Yeah, but that don't mean nothing.

-Oh, I don't know then.

-I was going to see Julian but...

-I've got no idea.

Oh, gosh. I'm going to go with Heather.

No pressure for Heather and then it is down to you then.

-Yeah, thanks(!)

-I'm going to go for it Julian, please.

-All right, so if it is wrong, blame it on Heather.

-Yes.

Pressure Pad, we're saying Julian. Is it correct?

No, it's not. Pressure passes over to Steve.

You are in the game, Steve. Here is your question.

I'm thinking Ian Beale has been in it ages and ages and ages.

I don't know but, based on the length of time,

I'm going to go with Ian Beale.

All right, Pressure Pad, he is saying Ian Beale.

Is it the correct answer?

No, it's not. Incorrect.

-Back over to you, Donna.

-OK.

-You are left with an George, Anne or Dick.

THEY CHAT AMONGST THEMSELVES

No idea. We'll just guess.

-Initially, my first instincts were George.

-So go with that.

-Go with that. We just don't know.

-I'm going George.

-All right.

Donna is going George. Pressure Pad, is she correct?

No, you're not.

So, Steve, we know the answer to your question is... What?

-Billy Mitchell.

-Yes, it is. So your next question...

APPLAUSE Thank you.

BRICS. Right, well, again, unfortunately, I don't know this.

I'm going to go with Canada. I think it's either Canada or Brazil.

Which probably means it's Indonesia but I'm going to go with Canada.

All right, you're going with Canada.

Pressure Pad, is it the correct or incorrect answer?

It is incorrect.

So, Donna, we are back over to you and you're left with Anne or Dick.

-John says Anne.

-Go with Anne.

Your husband says Anne... so you can fight over it later.

Anne.

So, John is telling you to go with Anne.

If it's correct, you're onto the £2,000 question.

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

-OK.

Pressure Pad, is the correct answer Anne?

It is correct.

All right, final question. £2,000 is at stake.

Was it...

It wasn't Columbia.

I think Endeavour. I don't know why. I can't remember.

-I've got a feeling it's Endeavour.

-Well, it's not Columbia.

-So, we're eliminating Columbia. OK.

-What about Discovery?

Challenger is too old, I think. I don't think they used that one.

That was one of the first.

Atlantis, Endeavour or Discovery?

-Go with Endeavour.

-ALL: Endeavour.

Endeavour.

Well, it was a group decision.

You're choosing Endeavour for £2,000.

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

If you are incorrect, Steve, you're back in the game.

Pressure Pad, for £2,000, was the last space shuttle mission

launched by NASA in 2011... was it Endeavour?

No, it wasn't.

Incorrect. So, Steve, we're back over to you.

I don't know the answer. I'm going to go with Brazil.

All right, so,

Pressure Pad, is it Brazil?

Correct.

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BRICS stands for Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.

OK, next question.

Was it...

OK. I'm thinking JFK assassination or first moon landing.

-It's tough when you're by yourself, isn't it?

-It is, yeah.

Yeah. I need to get a new family.

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I'm going to go for the moon landing.

-All right, so you're going for moon landing.

-Yeah.

If it's right, you're going on to your £2,000 question.

If not, it's back over to Donna.

Pressure Pad, was it the first moon landing?

No, it wasn't.

All right, so, Donna, we're back to you.

OK.

-You didn't think it was Columbia, did you?

-No, I don't think so.

Atlantis or Discovery, we're thinking.

You don't think Challenger.

-Do you think...?

-Go Discovery.

-Discovery. Not Atlantis.

-Discovery?

-Yeah, go on.

-Before we change our mind, Discovery, please.

All right, they are saying Discovery.

Well, if it's correct, £2,000. If not, we are back over to Steve.

Pressure Pad, is it Discovery?

No, it's not.

It is not. So, Steve, we're back

-over to you.

-Yeah.

You've got left...

And we're talking about

the journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein.

JFK.

So, assassination of JFK,

leading you to the £2,000 question

or, once again, back over to Donna.

Is it the assassination of JFK?

No, it's not.

We're back over to Donna.

OK, so, you have...

OK, team, what do you think? I don't know.

We said Discovery or Atlantis and went Discovery, so Atlantis.

Atlantis, just guessing again.

-OK, so we're going for Atlantis now then.

-Just wearing it down.

OK. Atlantis then, please, John.

Going for Atlantis. If this is correct, it's £2,000.

If it's incorrect, Steve, you're back in the game.

For £2,000, Pressure Pad, is the answer Atlantis?

Yes, it is.

You've just won £2,000.

Congratulations, Donna. Congratulations.

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

But first, let's say goodbye and thank you to Steve.

The answer to your question was the Watergate scandal.

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All right, Donna, you and your team have just won £2,000,

which is absolutely amazing.

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 in the last five shows

-so it currently stands at £6,000.

-Wow.

Donna, so far you have successfully guided your entire team 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 and, 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 will leave not only with the £2,000 but the bonus of £6,000.

Word of caution - if it's incorrect, you leave with nothing.

-You lose everything.

-OK.

-OK?

Here are the six possible answers.

They are...

What are you thinking?

Well, I'm thinking they seem to clearly be musicals.

I'm not a fan of musicals.

I've seen Grease...

..and I haven't seen any of the others.

-So it's not what I was hoping for.

-OK.

I think I'd like to take the £2,000 for the team, please, John.

So, you're going to take the £2,000 for the team.

So, you've decided to play it safe.

Congratulations, you will be leaving with £2,000.

Thank you.

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All right, Donna, just for fun, here is the question.

Right off the bat, which one would you have chosen?

-Evita.

-OK, you would have chosen Evita.

And, Pressure Pad, she would have been...

wrong.

-It was Matilda the Musical...

-Yes!

-..was the correct answer.

Tim Rice wrote the lyrics for Evita.

Andrew Lloyd Webber wrote the music. But congratulations, Donna.

You and your team leave with £2,000.

And that's all we have time for, so 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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