Episode 8 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

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 £9,000.

AUDIENCE COO

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

Hello, I'm Julie. We're from Plymouth.

We've been friends all our lives.

To my left, I have Sam...

-I have Natalie.

-Hi!

-There's Shaz.

-Hey!

-And there's Jackie.

-Hi!

-I liked that one, Sam!

-LAUGHTER

A little showbiz! You sound like my kind of girl.

-LAUGHTER

-All right, let's see

if we can party on while we're on the Pressure Pad, OK?

-Good luck, ladies.

-ALL: Thank you.

-All right, Pink Team.

-Hi, I'm Deg.

Um, I'm from Northumberland. This is my team.

We've all known each other since school.

This is Jack...

then Thomas,

Kerry,

then, on the end, Tom.

You guys look a little scared.

LAUGHTER

Just pretend that there's no-one out there.

We're playing in my living room,

there just happens to be a lot of lights and a lot of pressure, OK?

Here we go. Our first head-to-head is called Radar.

APPLAUSE

To help you decide which team member to put forward,

here is 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.

So, captains, it's time to choose who you want to send down

to the Pressure Pad.

INAUDIBLE WHISPERING

-I think we should send Tom.

-Yeah.

He's got a sort of broad knowledge.

I think Jackie because she has a working knowledge,

she knows a lot more than us lot...

All right, Julie, who are you going to send down?

We're sending down our lovely Jackie.

OK, Jackie, you ready for this?

-Yeah.

-Good!

And, Deg, who are you going to send down?

-We're going to send good-looking Tom on the end there, so...

-OK.

Unsure Jackie and good-looking Tom,

make your way down to the Pressure Pad.

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Hi, Jackie.

-How are you?

-I'm good, thank you.

-Tom, nice to meet you.

-You doing all right?

-Very good, thank you.

Jackie, I understand that you booked a holiday once

just by seeing a photograph.

Yeah, we did, yes.

-And?

-LAUGHTER

Julie and I, we just said, "That's where we're going to go."

-And where was it?

-It was in the Alps.

Right, but you didn't realise the Alps were...?

-A mountain range.

-LAUGHTER

JOHN LAUGHS MANIACALLY

And you're afraid of...?

Heights!

JOHN LAUGHS MANIACALLY

That would have been the worst holiday ever!

-It turned out to be the best holiday ever, actually.

-Was it?

-Jackie, good luck.

-Thank you.

-Nice talking to you. All right, Tom.

-How you doing, all right?

-I'm good, how are you?

-I'm nice, yeah.

-I know you're nice!

-LAUGHTER

What? Did you think I wouldn't do anything about this?

Come on! It's me! Anyway, enjoy your time on the Pressure Pad.

-Thank you.

-OK, it's time to decide who is going to play first.

The colour is...

Pink. Tom, you decide if you want to go first or second.

I'll go first, please, John.

Oh, you're going to just say it right off the bat.

No conferring with the team?

-No.

-LAUGHTER

Can I do the whole quiz by myself as well?

OK, well, all right.

-So, you're going to go first?

-Yes.

Jackie, Tom definitely is going to go first. All right, please,

Tom and Jackie take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

All right, Tom, you are up first.

Here are your categories.

Which one do you want to choose?

Geography, please.

So, you're going to go for Geography as your chosen subject.

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...

Geography, and you need to give me

Commonwealth countries,

any country other than the UK that is a member of the Commonwealth

as listed on the official Commonwealth website

at the end of August 2013.

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

Please step into your arcs.

And, Tom, are you ready?

-I'm ready.

-Go.

Canada.

Correct.

Turkey.

Not correct.

Turkey is not a Commonwealth country.

Other countries you could have said are

Cyprus, India,

Malawi, Australia, Tanzania,

there are lots, lots more.

So, that is incorrect and unfortunately, Jackie,

you have lost a life.

Tom, that means you are one step further to being in the final.

All right, next to go first.

Jackie, please choose a category.

Theatre.

Jackie, you're choosing Theatre. You need to give me...

Any stage musical written,

co-written or produced by Andrew Lloyd Webber according

to his official website as of the end of August 2013.

-Are you ready, Jackie?

-I am.

-Go.

Cats.

Correct.

Phantom of the Opera.

Correct.

The Wizard of Oz.

Correct.

Whistle Down the Wind.

Correct.

Blood Brothers.

Incorrect.

Jackie, Blood Brothers was not written by Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Other musicals you could have said are

Evita, Love Never Dies, Starlight Express,

Jesus Christ Superstar, Sunset Boulevard,

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat...

There were many, many to choose from.

Jackie, unfortunately, that is your second life,

which means that you are out of the game, but, Tom, you stood

the pressure of the Pressure Pad and you are now in the final.

APPLAUSE

Pinks...

still a full set of players. Tom did a really nice job.

-What did you think, Deg?

-Yeah, I'm proud of him.

I think we made the right call. I'll take

the credit for it myself, I think. LAUGHTER

Well, well done. We'll see how you do in the next round.

Julie...

Oh! Gutted!

-It's tough. See how you do this next round.

-OK.

All right, 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'll need to keep your eyes open

for opportunities and your mind focused for the answers.

Captains, as always,

please decide who you would like to send down to the Pressure Pad.

-We're probably best with Jack.

-He's got options and everything.

You or Sam, which one do you prefer? Cos you're both good at...

All right, Julie, who are you going to send down?

-We're going to have the lovely Sharon.

-And Deg?

We've opted for Jack.

OK, so we've got the lovely Sharon and the lovely Jack.

Please join me on the Pressure Pad.

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-Hi, Sharon.

-Hello, nice to meet you.

-Nice to meet you.

-Pleased to meet you.

Jack, nice to meet you too, a pleasure. I can call you Shaz?

-You can.

-Great. Now, Shaz,

I read that you're the quiet one of the group, is that right true?

-I am, yes.

-You're also the most organised.

Yes, I like to take control.

So, if we go on holiday, I have to have the passports

and all the details of the hotel accommodation.

And are you the one who then plans the kind of itinerary

-through the whole trip?

-Yes, definitely, yes.

-You are?

-Yes.

-All right, so you should be pretty good with this.

-Hopefully.

-OK, well, welcome and enjoy the next round.

-Thank you.

All right, Jack, you have a talent.

Yes, I've got several, yeah.

OK, well, I only know about one. But I'm glad to hear there are others.

-You can clap one-handed.

-Yes.

-What the heck is that?

-I don't know.

I don't even know how I discovered I could do it, really.

That's what I think!

When people show me these little talents, I think,

"What were you doing that made you realise that you could do it?"

I honestly couldn't tell you, it just happened one day.

-Well, can you show us?

-Yeah, I can, yeah.

HE CLAPS

LAUGHTER

-That's not bad.

-I can do the double one-handed clap as well.

LAUGHTER

-That's wrong.

-That's seriously wrong!

LAUGHTER

-I can't do it!

-It's not hard.

No, no, it's not going to work.

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

The colour is...

Pink.

-What do you think, team?

-First.

-I think first. Go for it, mate.

-Put her under pressure.

-Put her under pressure.

Shaz and Jack, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

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

As ever, you both start with two lives.

Jack, you're up first.

Here are the categories.

Which one would you like to choose?

Eh, I'll go for Sport, please, John.

Jack is going to go for Sport

as his chosen subject.

-Jack, you have ten seconds.

-Right.

When the 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.

Go.

Stuart Broad.

-And?

-Cricket.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Absolutely correct. Well done.

APPLAUSE

The Pressure Pad has updated

with another answer.

Shaz, your time starts now.

OK, I'm sure Rebecca Adlington

is a great swimmer.

You're sure that

Rebecca Adlington is a great swimmer.

Pressure Pad, is she right?

-Absolutely right.

-APPLAUSE

Well done.

Jack, go.

OK, so...

I'm going to go towards

Bradley Wiggins now cos he was in the news a lot last year.

I know what he does - cycling.

Cycling.

Let's see if you're correct. Pressure Pad...

Absolutely correct.

APPLAUSE

Shaz, your time starts...

now.

I definitely know

Lewis Hamilton is a great Formula One racing driver.

Lewis Hamilton, Formula One

racing driver. Pressure Pad, is she correct?

-Yes, you are.

-APPLAUSE

Jack, go.

I'll just hop straight onto

here, Rory McIlroy, cos he's a golfer.

Rory McIlroy, a golfer. Pressure Pad, yes or no?

-Absolutely right.

-APPLAUSE

Shaz, go.

Now, Will Carling used to play rugby.

Shaz is very confident - Will Carling and rugby.

Pressure Pad, is Shaz correct?

Absolutely.

APPLAUSE

Jack, go.

I'll go over here towards...

He won the Sports Personality

of the Year once, so I'll go here.

Joe Calzaghe...

-boxing.

-Boxing.

Joe Calzaghe, boxing - is it correct?

Absolutely.

APPLAUSE

Shaz...go.

I'm going for Ray Reardon.

I think he's a snooker player.

Ray Reardon.

Shaz is saying snooker. Is she correct?

Absolutely right.

APPLAUSE

Jack...

go.

Another Olympian over here...

-Ben Ainslie.

-Ben Ainslie,

an Olympian for...?

-Sailing.

-Sailing.

Let's see if Jack is correct.

-And you are.

-APPLAUSE

Shaz, go.

I'm sure Laura Robson

is our English tennis player.

Shaz is sure Laura Robson is an English tennis player. Pressure Pad,

is she correct or incorrect?

-Correct.

-APPLAUSE

Jack...go.

Over here again.

It's Gail Emms, badminton.

Is Jack correct with Gail Emms, badminton?

Absolutely.

APPLAUSE

Shaz, go.

I'm going for Andy Fordham.

I'm not too sure. I think he could be rugby.

OK, Andy Fordham - she thinks he could be rugby.

Is she thinking correct or incorrect?

That is incorrect.

Andy Fordham is for darts.

The other ones on the board are -

Rachel Yankey - football,

Peter Waterfield - diving,

Alistair Brownlee - triathlon,

Gemma Gibbons - judo,

and Katherine Grainger - rowing.

So, Shaz, unfortunately, you have lost one life.

You still have one left, but, Jack, that means that

you are one step closer to the final.

All right, Shaz, you will go first this time.

Please choose your category.

Music, I think.

Shaz is going to go with Music.

Here are the six options.

Shaz, go.

Um, the Spice Girls.

So, the song is...?

-Wannabe.

-Wannabe,

and you're saying the Spice Girls.

Is she correct?

-Absolutely.

-APPLAUSE

Jack...go.

I remember this. This was a lovely song.

You're Beautiful, James Blunt.

James Blunt,

You're Beautiful. Is Jack correct?

Yes, he is.

APPLAUSE

Shaz, go.

I'm going to go for Crazy,

and I think that's Madonna.

Shaz is going to go for Crazy, and she is saying Madonna.

If you get it wrong, you'll have lost another life

and you're out of the game.

Pressure Pad, is Shaz right?

No, you're not. Unfortunately, Crazy is by Gnarls Barkley.

OK, the other ones on the board are -

In The Summertime,

Mungo Jerry,

From Me To You,

The Beatles,

The Last Waltz,

Engelbert Humperdinck,

Wooden Heart,

Elvis Presley,

Merry Xmas Everybody,

Slade.

So, Shaz, unfortunately, you have lost two lives.

That means you are out of the game, but congratulations, Jack,

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

APPLAUSE

Julie...

-Two down!

-But never mind.

-No.

-We've still got three amigos.

OK, three amigos.

-Listen, in this game, anything can happen, so don't give up hope.

-OK.

Guys, there you go. Full complement of a team.

-Yeah, doing us proud again.

-Yeah. All right, anyway.

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.

To win this head-to-head, you'll need to weigh up different

options quickly and hope you are in the right place at the right time.

Again, captains, please, decide who you want to put on the Pressure Pad.

He'll like this one, won't he?

-More options...

-Yeah? Is that OK?

-Yeah.

Cos you have to think on your feet...

All right, Julie, who are you going to choose?

-I'll have the lovely Sam.

-The lovely Sam, and, Deg?

Uh, we're going to throw the wild card of Kerry in.

-OK.

-LAUGHTER

The lovely Sam and the wild card Kerry!

Please come down and join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-How are you? Very nice to see you.

-Hello.

-Kerry, how are you?

-Good, thank you.

-Uh, Sam, you're under a lot of pressure right now.

-Oh, I am, I am. I can only do my best.

-That's right.

-Well, that's all we can hope for.

-Yes.

You seem very calm, which is good.

-At the moment, yes.

-On the outside!

-All right.

-We'll see.

-OK.

-We'll see.

-Kerry, the wild card!

-Apparently!

Now, listen, you know some secrets about the boys up there, don't you?

-Yes.

-Do you want to hear a secret about the boys?

-Yes, please.

-Tell us the big secret about the boys.

Um, they have a bit of a secret love for a certain band called Westlife.

LAUGHTER

Which I'm sure they're not going to thank me for telling you about.

-All right!

-Bless them!

They danced together at our Leavers' Ball from school to

World Of Our Own in a big cuddle, emotional circle together.

-Oh, so sweet, isn't it?

-I know, yeah.

-Aww!

Any chance of a rendition of the song?

Come on, guys.

# We've got a little world of our own... #

THEY MUMBLE TUNELESSLY

LAUGHTER

# Where no-one else goes

# What am I doing without you? #

APPLAUSE

-Lovely!

-It is lovely.

-And then they cuddle at the same time.

-They do.

All right, well, here we go.

Time to decide who is going to play first.

-Blue.

-Yes!

-All right, so...?

I just want to go first. We want to go first.

-You're going to go first?

-Yeah.

OK, Sam has made the decision she is going first.

Sam and Kerry, please take your positions 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're 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 on. Sam, you're up first.

You can change your mind as many time 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.

The time starts when I finish reading the question.

Pressure Pad is showing...

the number of years, as of 2013,

since the births of Charles Darwin, Stephen Hawking and Isaac Newton.

The question is...

Sam, go.

OK, right. He's the very clever man, isn't he?

I'm going to go for the year I was born, '71.

-Quite definite about that.

-Yeah.

Two seconds left. Are you sure?

-Yeah, I'm happy.

-She's happy.

Is it the correct answer, Pressure Pad?

It absolutely is right.

APPLAUSE

370 years was Isaac Newton,

Charles Darwin was 204,

and Stephen Hawking obviously was 71.

Kerry, you are next.

Pressure Pad is showing...

the number of times that the words lords, maids and doves

are sung in the full traditional version

of "The Twelve Days of Christmas."

Kerry, go.

OK.

I think...

I'm pretty sure it's three doves.

Pretty sure? She's not definite.

Pressure Pad, is she correct or incorrect?

You are incorrect.

The correct answer for doves...

was 11 times.

Then we had maids, five times,

and lords was three times.

So, Sam, you have two lives left,

you are one step closer to the final.

Unfortunately, you have lost a life.

You have one life left, Kerry, and this time you will go first.

Pressure Pad is showing...

..the number of years since Peggy Mitchell, Dot Cotton

and Big Mo Harris first appeared on EastEnders.

Kerry, go.

I'm not an EastEnders fan, but...

I'm pretty sure that Dot Cotton's been in it for the longest time,

so...I'm going to go for 28 years.

If you get it wrong, you'll have lost another life

and you're out of the game.

Pressure Pad, is Kerry still in the game?

Yes, she is.

APPLAUSE

Peggy Mitchell was 22 years,

Big Mo Harris was 13 years.

All right, Sam, you're up next.

Pressure Pad is showing...

the annual carbon dioxide emissions for China,

India and the United States.

This is according to the most recent figures for carbon dioxide

emissions from the consumption of energy

released by US Energy Information Administration.

The figures are for the year 2011.

Sam, go.

A complete guess, so I'm going to go...

here. I kind of think that's...

-So, you think 5.94 billion represents China?

-Yeah.

Pressure Pad, is she correct?

The correct answer was 8.7 billion metric tonnes.

The United States was 5.49 billion

and India was 1.7 billion.

Unfortunately, you have lost a life.

So, that means we go to a decider.

The next person to make a mistake is out of the finale.

Sam, you will go first.

The Pressure Pad is showing...

the land area of the US States of Texas, Florida and California.

This is according to the US Census Bureau. The question is...

Sam, go.

I'm going to go...

155...

All right, so you have chosen 155,000.

You both have lost a life.

If you lose a life this time, you are out of the game.

Pressure Pad, is it correct or incorrect?

The correct answer was 261,000 square miles.

Florida was 54,000 square miles and California was 155,000 square miles.

Sam, unfortunately, you've lost two lives, that means you are out of

the game, but, Kerry, you have stood the pressure of the Pressure Pad.

You are also in the final!

APPLAUSE

Deg!

You're doing really well.

-It was the plan, so...

-Was it the plan?

-What, to win?

-Yes.

-You haven't won yet.

-No, but so far.

-OK, you are on the road.

Don't let that deter you. Julie, you've got one team member left.

She's our trump card, so...

-She's your trump card?

-Apparently so.

OK...cos if you lose her this round, you're by yourself.

-So, the pressure is...

-Pressure!

-So, there's really a lot of pressure.

-It's definitely on.

-OK.

-The last head-to-head is called Orbit.

APPLAUSE

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 most time will lose a life.

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

and this is the last one before the final, we know who is going to play,

so, Natalie and Thomas, please come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-Hello, Natalie.

-Hello, nice to meet you.

-Nice to meet you, too.

-Hi, Thomas.

-A pleasure to meet you.

-A pleasure to meet you, too.

-Natalie.

-Yes.

-A survivalist.

-Yes.

-Survival of the fittest.

-Of the fittest?

-Yeah.

-Listen,

-this is really all the weight on your shoulders.

-It is.

Because you're the final team member.

-I am.

-Otherwise you leave Julie.

-I know.

-Yep.

-I need to do this.

-OK. Thomas!

-Hello.

-How are you?

-I'm good, thanks.

Now, you've got a knack of doing something, don't you?

-Oh, yes, yes.

-"Oh, yes, yes." Good!

Tell everybody.

Well, there's been a number of occasions where I've been somewhere,

just generally spending my day,

and I've been chatting about a celebrity and they have appeared.

-Really?

-Yeah.

-So did you talk about me this morning?

-I did.

You did! Here I am!

Could you just start talking about Hugh Jackman right now for me?

I could do that for you. Hugh Jackman!

-That excellent film, Wolverine.

-Yeah, totally! Totally!

I'm not worried about THOSE reasons, though. Anyway...

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

It is...

Pinks.

-I'd like to go first.

-You'd like to go first?

-Yeah.

-Are you going to confer with the team?

-No!

All right, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

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

You start with two lives each.

When you have lost your two lives, you are out of the game.

Remember, you need to answer a question correctly

in each category before you can move onto the next.

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

I will only accept the first answer you give me to each question.

OK, Thomas, whatever time you set is what time Natalie will have to beat.

The four categories are...

The first category is Books.

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

The novel The No 1 Ladies' Detective Agency

is mainly set in which African country?

-Nigeria?

-Incorrect, Botswana.

Which author wrote the novels "Jump!", Riders and "Score!"?

I don't know.

Jilly Cooper. Toad of Toad Hall

is a stage adaptation of which book?

Erm...

I don't know.

It's The Wind In The Willows.

The assassination of which US President forms

the plot of Stephen King's book 11/22/63?

-John F Kennedy?

-That is correct. Geography.

The site of which of the

Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

is in modern-day Iraq?

I don't know.

It's the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.

Bournville is a suburb of which British city?

-Birmingham.

-Correct.

Science. Jonas Salk developed the first effective

vaccination for which disease?

-Polio?

-Correct.

'80s music.

The single Teardrops was a top-three hit

in the UK in 1988 for which duo?

I don't know.

Womack & Womack. The song Don't You Forget About Me

by Simple Minds was featured in which 1985 film?

I don't know.

The Breakfast Club. The first video

ever played on MTV Europe was Money For Nothing by...

-Dire Straits.

-That is correct.

Stop the clock.

Well done.

You've taken 1 minute and 26 seconds.

All right, Natalie, you are up next.

There you go, Thomas, take your place over there.

Natalie, please join me up here.

Natalie, your first category is Books and your time will start

when I start reading the first question.

The 1928 book Decline And Fall was the first published novel

by which author?

Pass.

Evelyn Waugh.

Which is the title of the first book

in Cassandra Clare's The Mortal Instruments series?

-Pass.

-City Of Bones.

A letter of which shade of red features in the title

of a novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne?

-Pass.

-Scarlet.

In the children's book by Dr Seuss, who stole Christmas?

-The Cat in the Hat?

-The Grinch.

The Oompa-Loompas feature in which novel -

War And Peace or Charlie And The Chocolate Factory?

Charlie And The Chocolate Factory.

That is correct. Geography.

On their completion in 1998, which twin skyscrapers

in Kuala Lumpur became the world's tallest buildings?

-Pass.

-Petronas Towers.

The Ukrainian city of Odessa is a major port on which sea?

Um...

-Red?

-Black Sea.

The island of O'ahu forms part of which US state?

-Pass.

-Hawaii.

The national flag of China consists of five yellow stars

on what colour background?

-Yellow?

-Red.

The Flavian Amphitheatre in Rome

is better known by what name?

The Colosseum or the Taj Mahal?

-Colosseum.

-Correct. Science.

Which moon of Jupiter is the largest natural satellite

in the solar system?

Time is up. The answer was Ganymede.

Unfortunately, you have lost a life because you are out of time.

Thomas, you still have two lives intact

and you're one step closer to the final.

All right, first to play this time is Natalie.

Here are the four categories.

The first category is Food & Drink.

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

A vegetarian sausage with cheese and leeks

and breadcrumbs is named after which historic Welsh county?

-Pass.

-Glamorgan.

Goulash is a meat stew most commonly associated

with which European country?

-Hungary.

-Correct.

Films. Elizabeth Taylor played Pearl Slaghoople

in which 1994 film?

-Pass.

-The Flintstones.

Which dialogue-free black and white film

won five Oscars in 2012?

-Pass.

-The Artist.

Margaret Hamilton played which character

met by Dorothy in Oz?

The witch?

Be more specific.

Uh, the Wicked Witch of the West?

Correct.

Words. Which word for a meaningless language

is the name of a nonsense poem in Through The Looking-Glass?

-Pass.

-Jabberwocky.

Which type of word puzzle created by Arthur Wynne

first appeared in print in December 1913?

-Sudoku?

-Crossword puzzle.

How many times does the letter I

appear in the name Mississippi?

-Four!

-Correct.

Art. Which British potter

collected the 2003 Turner Prize

while dressed as his alter ego Claire?

-Pass.

-Grayson Perry.

A giant image of which cartoon character was displayed

next to the Cerne Abbas Giant in 2007?

-Pass.

-Homer Simpson.

Which museum network has branches

in Liverpool, St Ives and London?

-Pass.

-Tate.

In Magritte's painting The Son Of Man,

the subject's face is partially obscured

by which item of fruit?

-Apple.

-Correct.

Stop the clock.

OK, you did that in 1 minute and 42 seconds.

All right, so, Thomas, that is the time

that you need to beat in order to stay in the game.

Do you think you can do it?

-Give it a go.

-Natalie, please take your position back over there.

Thomas, step right on top of the Pressure Pad.

OK, first category is Food & Drink.

Your time will start as soon as I read the first question.

Roquefort cheese is traditionally made

from the milk of which animal?

-Cows.

-Sheep.

Who presented the BBC TV series Baking Made Easy

and Home Cooking Made easy?

-Lorraine Pascale?

-Correct.

Films. Who directed the films Memento and Inception?

-Christopher Nolan.

-Correct.

Words. Which word for a type of beer

derives from the German word for storehouse?

-I don't know.

-Lager.

The name of which Canadian province represents

a letter in the NATO phonetic alphabet?

-Nova Scotia.

-Quebec.

Which four-letter abbreviation

from the French for "please reply"

appears on...

-RSVP.

-That is correct.

Art. In the painting American Gothic by Grant Wood,

which farm tool is the man holding in front of himself?

A fork?

That is correct. Stop the clock.

All right, Thomas, you have beaten Natalie's time,

which means, Natalie, unfortunately

you are out of the game

because you have lost two lives, but, Thomas,

you stood the pressure of the Pressure Pad,

so therefore you are in the final!

APPLAUSE AND WHOOPING

So that is it for the head-to-heads.

Well done to both of the teams.

-Julie, you're by yourself.

-Yeah.

OK, don't worry, cos, you know, it can still happen.

-Toes crossed, fingers crossed.

-Good for you.

-Deg, complete team.

-Yeah. Still time for me to let them down, though.

Julie, see, you've got a way in there.

All right, Julie and Deg, please come down and join me

on the Pressure Pad.

-Hello! Hi, Julie.

-Hello!

Nice to finally see you down here.

Deg, nice to see you down here.

So, Julie...

-Yeah, you're on your own.

-Yeah.

What would you do with the money if you did win?

Go to a lodge on the Cornwall coast

and go bodyboarding with my partner, have a good weekend.

Would be great.

Well, I think you could have a pretty good weekend with £9,000.

-Oh, yeah. Lovely.

-Oh, yes.

-And would you share it with the rest of the girls?

-I would.

You still would? Even though they've kind of let you go?

-Yeah, but we've come up together, we go home together, you know.

-Yep.

Deg!

-Afternoon.

-You've got your full team intact.

-Yeah, proud of them. They've done well.

-But you think they'll help you?

Yeah, I wouldn't like to be standing on my own.

Sorry.

LAUGHTER

She's not bothered.

Cos she's out to get you.

OK, good luck to both of you as we play the Final.

So, Julie and Deg, 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 the chance to play for the bonus which has increased to £7,000.

Deg, 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 all four question correct,

then you win the money.

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

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

You can of course confer with your team. Deg, here's your question.

Was it...

-I think it's... Is he the guy with the fiddle?

-It's Alexander Rybak.

-You're saying Alexander Rybak.

-I am.

I think he had the fiddle and he had the...

Fiddling, yeah.

All right,

you said Alexander Rybak.

Pressure Pad...

is it the right answer?

Yes, it is.

And, actually, he was the guy with the fiddle

and the "huhna-huhna-huhna", yep.

Next question.

Is it...

-It's Cambodia, isn't it?

-Cambodia.

The team sound pretty confident.

My girlfriend's got a T-shirt with it written on.

She went to Vietnam and Cambodia, though.

But I'm sure it's Cambodia.

-We didn't even let her on the team.

-Thomas is now questioning himself.

But, unfortunately, he is already on Cambodia.

All right, well, here we go.

Is Cambodia correct or incorrect?

It's correct.

Next question...

Was it...

-I think it's Marie Curie.

-I think it's Marie Curie.

-We want to support you with that.

-Out of all four...

-Yeah.

If you get this right, you go to the next question,

which takes you to the £2,000 question.

If you get it wrong, play goes over to Julie.

Let's find out if it is the correct answer.

Pressure Pad,

Marie Curie?

It is correct.

OK, Deg, next question.

This is your £2,000 question,

-so no pressure at all, team.

-None at all.

You get it right - £2,000.

If you get it wrong, play will transfer over to Julie,

who's waiting there desperately.

Question...

Was it...

-I would guess Treasure Island.

-Hang on. Hang on, don't move.

Treasure Island is Robert Louis Stevenson.

He's Scottish, so it's definitely not that. And it's not Wuthering Heights.

-Emily Bronte.

-Yep.

I'm between Watership Down and Princess Diaries.

-No, no, it's not Watership Down.

-It's not Watership Down?

-No.

It's either Princess Diaries or Horse Whisperer.

I don't think it's Horse Whisperer.

You don't think it is?

I don't. I'm not sure.

-Go Princess Diaries.

-Are you sure?

-Yes.

-Go on. Pressure's on.

If you've got it wrong, you'll have let Julie into the game.

If you've got it right,

£2,000.

Let's find out if your guess pays off

or if it lets Julie into the game.

The team went for The Princess Diaries.

A guess.

Is it worth £2,000?

It is!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

It is the right answer!

Congratulations, Deg, you have just won £2,000!

But, it is not quite over yet.

There is one final twist still to come,

but first let's say a goodbye and a thank-you to Julie.

-Very well done, Julie.

-Well done.

-Thank you very much.

Well, Deg, you and your team have won £2,000,

which is fantastic, but you can add more money to that, and here is 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 six shows,

so it currently stands at £7,000.

So far, Deg, you have successfully guided your 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 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, well, then,

you leave with both £2,000 and the bonus of £7,000.

But a word of caution -

if you get it wrong, nothing.

You take home nothing.

Here are your six possible answers.

I know quite a bit about the Olympics and sport's my favourite category.

Looking at the options, a lot of them are jumping out at us,

but I'm not sure on what a couple of them are.

Are you a risk taker?

It's been known.

I think if it was me standing here

I would be more tempted to go for it,

but I know that that money would mean a lot

to some of the people on the team, and it does to myself as well.

We were talking earlier if it came to this and they said it was up to me.

That's right, it is up to you,

and you're desperately trying not to look back at your team.

-I am.

-Don't do it.

It's a huge decision but you have to make it on your own.

I think I'm ready, John.

-You're going to go for it?

-No.

-You're not?

-No.

There's nothing wrong with that, because guess what -

you guys take home £2,000.

Deg, you're going to leave with £2,000, but just for fun...

GROANING

Ha-ha-ha-ha!

..let's see what the question was.

Teams, nothing.

-Deg, what would you have said?

-I think it's the Orbit.

-You think it's the Orbit?

-I'm fairly confident.

Let's see if you'd have been right.

No.

It was the Olympic Cauldron, so you made the right decision.

Congratulations, Deg. You and the team go home with £2,000.

And that is 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...

BOTH: ..stay off the Pressure Pad.

There you go. Goodbye, everybody!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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