Episode 4 Pressure Pad

This is Pressure Pad. Two teams will go head-to-head across a series

of general knowledge games in an attempt to out-wit 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.

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. Whichever team wins the final

will have the chance to play for the jackpot,

which currently stands at £9,000.

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

Hi, I'm Mark. This is my team.

We were all born and raised in Dublin.

And now we all live together in London.

-On my team I have Mark.

-Hi, John.

-Donal.

-Hey, John.

-David.

-Hey, John.

-And Richard.

-Hi, John.

-Have you guys done quizzing before?

-Not at a professional level.

Strictly amateur.

-So this is now professional, is it?

-Well, we see what we win.

-You live in London?

-Yeah.

-And who's the messiest to live with?

-Without a doubt I would say Mark.

-What?

Who's the cleanest?

-I have to go for myself.

-Really?

-Yeah.

-OK.

-Welcome, guys, and good luck.

-Thanks.

-All right, Pink Team.

Hi, John. I'm Alan. I'm originally from Liverpool.

My team members are all family and we still live on Merseyside.

-John here is married to my cousin, Carol.

-Hi, John.

-Don is married to my cousin, Sue.

-Hi, John.

-Sue is standing next to Don.

-Hi, John.

And Steve is married to another cousin, Jeannette.

Jeannette and Carol are sisters,

that means Don and Steve are brothers in law.

-So it's a real family affair.

-Gotcha! OK. Hi, Steve.

Please don't quiz me on the family relationships later

-cos I'm already confused.

-So am I!

Would do you think would be the backbone of the team today?

We think Don because he's a know-all.

LAUGHTER

So you have a vast knowledge of everything

-or a vast knowledge of nothing?

-No, I say things with conviction

-and let people believe that I know the answer.

-That's what I do!

-Well, good luck, guys.

-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.

So, captains, who do you want to send down to play Deadline? Mark?

I'm going to send down my fellow Mark.

He is good when the pressure's on him,

so when that line's coming towards him I think he'll thrive.

All right. Alan, who are you going to send down?

We're going to send down the know-all

because we think he's good under pressure as well.

Excellent. Mark and Don, please join me on the Pressure Pad.

-Hi, Mark.

-Hi, John.

Hi, Don. Nice to see you.

Mark, what would you spend the money on if you won?

I think we're going to go on a lads' holiday.

-Oh, you are?

-Yeah.

-Where you going to go?

Hopefully Las Vegas, maybe.

-Nice!

-You're more than welcome as well.

-Thank you very much.

I have a home in Palm Springs, which is only 45 minutes flying to Vegas.

-But you can fly me there if you win.

-And we can stay with you, then?

Perfect!

-Good luck.

-Cheers, thanks.

-Hi, Don.

-Hi, John.

What would you spend the money on if you won?

-I think a trip to Florida would do.

-Have you been to Florida before?

-I've lived in Florida.

-Where abouts did you live?

-Tampa.

-Nice. OK, welcome and good luck.

-Thank you.

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

To do that I will toss the coin. Here we go.

And first up will be...Pink.

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

I'll go second.

OK, Mark and Don, 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

toward your opponent. If the deadline reaches your area,

-you lose a life. Mark, are you ready?

-Yeah.

-Here we go.

Which Lerner and Loewe musical is set in a Scottish village

that comes to life once a century?

-Pass that one, John.

-The answer is Brigadoon.

The Sahara is a desert in which continent?

-Africa.

-Correct.

The expression "au revoir" comes from which foreign language?

-French.

-Correct.

In the 2013 film Saving Mr Banks, which actor played Walt Disney?

-Tom Hanks.

-Correct.

Lucy Cavendish and Clare are colleges

of which English university?

-Oxford.

-Cambridge University.

Which nursery rhyme character could eat no fat?

-Jack Spratt.

-Correct.

The electronic group whose single Rather Be

topped the UK 20 chart in 2014 is called Clean what?

-Living.

-Bandit.

Which writer of romantic fiction was once described as

"an animated meringue"?

-Pass.

-Barbara Cartland.

The seaside resort of Skegness is in which English county?

-Devon.

-Lincolnshire. At the 2012 Olympics, Helen Glover won

a gold medal for Great Britain in which sport?

-Judo.

-Rowing.

OUT OF TIME BUZZER

Out of time. That means, Mark, you have lost a life.

You lose one more then you are out of the game.

Now the even gets even harder.

You both need to take a step into the deadline

and it will reach you sooner.

You'll have to think faster in order to stop it costing you a life.

Don, you will go first this time. Here is your question.

In which town is the British Golf Museum?

-Pass.

-It was St Andrews.

The name of which major US city is commonly abbreviated to LA?

-Los Angeles.

-Correct.

The title of a Sherlock Holmes story set in Dartmoor

is The Hound Of The...?

-Baskervilles.

-Correct.

Which chart-topping American singer is the mother of Blue Ivy Carter?

-Pass.

-Beyonce.

Clowns of the Sea and sea parrot are nicknames

of which bird of the Auk family?

-Eagle.

-Puffin. Which racecourse is featured in the Lerner and Loewe

musical My Fair Lady?

You're out of time and that answer was Ascot.

Don, you have lost a life.

You have both lost a life now and that means we go to a decider.

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

It now gets even tougher as you need to take one more step in.

Mark, you will go first this time. Ready?

The Serious Organised Crime Agency

is part of which government department?

-Justice.

-Incorrect, it's the Home Office.

An emerald is usually described as being what colour?

-Green.

-Correct. Which bird of prey with a three letter name

is a traditional symbol of wisdom?

-An owl.

-Correct.

"OH" is the postal abbreviation for which US state?

-Ohio.

-Correct.

What type of animal is the fictional Black Beauty created by Anna Sewell?

-Pass.

-Horse.

Which famous Irish playwright was often known by his initials, GBS?

-Pass.

-George Bernard Shaw.

What three latter word can refer to an expert or a rank of playing card?

-Suit.

-Ace.

TIME UP BUZZER

Don, the deadline hit your space,

which means you have lost two lives and are out of the game.

Mark, you stood the pressure of the Pressure Pad, you are in the final.

APPLAUSE

Well, Mark that was good. Mark did well.

-He did.

-You made a good choice.

-Yes.

Let's see if you're right on all the rest of them.

-Unfortunately, Alan...

-We've lost the know-all.

-Yeah, you lost him.

It's unfortunate. The luck of the draw.

-Luck of the draw. See what happens next.

-Yep.

The next head-to-head is called Selector.

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

On the Pressure Pad you will see six options.

Your job is to pick the ones you know.

Mark, who is going to play this round?

-This is going to be Richard.

-Why Richard?

He's kind of multifaceted and I just think he'll excel at this game.

-OK.

-High praise!

Good luck, Richard. All right, Alan, who are you going to choose?

We're going to send Steve down.

Simply because he selected himself to do it.

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

Hi, Richard.

Steve, nice to see you. It's time to decide who is going to play first.

Colour is...Blue.

OK, Richard, first or second?

-First?

-First.

-I'll go first.

-OK.

Richard and Steve, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

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

You start with two lives.

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

Which one would you like to choose?

I'm going to take a punt and go with geography.

You'll have ten seconds to stand on the segment you want to select

and give me your answer. I will only accept your first answer, OK?

Here are the six options.

Richard, go.

I have a feeling this might go through a few countries

but I'm going to go with the Tiber and say Italy.

OK, you're saying the Tiber and Italy.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Yes, he is.

Steve, go.

Liffey. And it's got to be Ireland.

That looked more like a challenge.

You're saying Liffey and Ireland.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Yes, he is.

Richard, go.

The Yangtze, China.

OK. Yangtze. China.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

You're correct.

Steve, go.

Saint Lawrence and it's got to be Canada.

You're saying the Saint Lawrence, Canada.

Pressure Pad, is it right?

You're correct. You're absolutely correct.

All right, Richard, go.

I reckon this one is got to be...

Waikato, New Zealand.

-OK, you reckon it's got to be Waikato in New Zealand.

-Yeah.

Pressure Pad, is he right or wrong?

You're correct.

Steve, go.

-Volga, Russia.

-Volga, Russia.

Pressure Pad, is Steve correct or incorrect?

You're correct.

Richard, go.

Kind of...clutching at straws here.

I'll say the Murray, Scotland.

You're saying the Murray and you're saying Scotland.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

No, you're incorrect. The Murray was actually...Australia.

Others you could have chosen were...

Vistula, which is Poland.

Zambezi is Mozambique.

The Indus is Pakistan.

Orinoco is Venezuela.

And the Elbe is Germany.

Richard, you have lost a life.

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

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

I'm going to go with film.

Here are the six options.

Steve, go.

Borat. I have to laugh about this

because my youngest daughter calls me Borat.

And it's Sacha Cohen.

OK, you're saying Borat and you're saying Sacha Cohen.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

You are. It was Sacha Baron Cohen but the judges accepted Sacha Cohen.

-OK?

-Thank you.

-Pressure Pad is updated. Richard, go.

I'm going to go for The Dark Knight.

And Christian Bale.

OK, you're going for The Dark Knight and Christian Bale.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

You're absolutely right.

Steve, go.

Shaun Of The Dead and that's Shaun Pegg.

OK. You're saying Shaun Of The Dead and you're saying Shaun Pegg.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

It's incorrect.

It's actually Simon Pegg.

Not close enough this time.

Others you could have chosen were...

The Bodyguard was Kevin Costner.

Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade was Harrison Ford.

My Cousin Vinny was Joe Pesci.

Billy Elliot was Jamie Bell.

And Bruce Almighty was Jim Carrey.

You have each lost a life and that means we go to a decider.

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

and out of the final.

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

I'm going to go with Media.

Here are the six options.

Your question is...

Ready, go?

I'm probably going to get slagged for this

but Financial Times is published in the UK.

Financial Times, you're saying the United Kingdom.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

You're absolutely right.

Pressure Pad is updated. Steve, go.

Le Monde and it's got to be France.

OK, Le Monde, and it's got to be France. Is it?

You're correct.

Richard, go.

Bangkok Post and that's Thailand.

OK, the Bangkok Post and you're saying Thailand.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Yes, he is, that's correct.

Steve, go.

Bild, and that's Germany.

OK, Bild and Germany. Is it right?

It is right.

Richard, go.

I'm going to go with La Stampa and that's Spain.

OK, we're going with La Stampa and you're saying Spain.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

No, you're not. La Stampa is Italy.

Other answers on the board you could have chosen were...

The Sowetan was South Africa.

The Hindu was India.

Pravda is Russia.

The Tripoli Post was Libya.

And the People's Daily was China.

Richard, you have lost two lives,

that means you are out of the game but Steve,

you stood the pressure of the Pressure Pad, you are in the final.

APPLAUSE

-Mark, he's gone.

-Yeah. I thought he done very well, though.

-He did.

-Do you think you're making the right choices for your team?

-I think so.

Everyone who's been up so far has preformed really well...

-there's been some tough opposition.

-OK. See what happens next.

Steve, we'll see if the rest of your team-mates are as good as you are.

Thank you.

The next head-to-head is called Order.

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

You must put options in order based on a question.

You only have ten seconds to make your decision.

Captains, who do you want to come down to play Order?

I want David to come down.

He's quite logical, so even if he doesn't know the answer I think

he'll be able to figure it out.

Good luck. OK, Alan, who are you going to send down?

We're going to send down John to play Order because he's very orderly

in his life and he likes to see everything in lists and in order.

Excellent.

David and John, please come down and join me on the Pressure Pad.

Hi, David.

-Nice to meet you.

-Nice to see you.

Time to decide who is going to play first.

Colour is...Pinks.

John, you get to decide if you're going to first or second.

I think we'll let David go first.

OK. 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.

You only have ten seconds to stand above or below

or between the option given.

David, you're up first. Here are the four categories.

Think I'll try pop music.

Here's your first option.

You must now place Elton John in order. David, go.

I think Elton John's been around for years,

so I'm going to say he had his first top ten before Katy Perry.

OK, you're standing below Katy Perry

because you think it was BEFORE Katy Perry.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

You're absolutely right.

John, Coldplay. Go.

I think Coldplay is...

before Katy Perry but after Elton John.

OK, before Katy Perry but after Elton John.

Pressure Pad, is he right?

You're absolutely right.

David, Kylie Minogue. Go.

Kylie Minogue's been around for a while.

But I think she came after Elton John,

so I'm going to say in-between Coldplay and Elton John.

You're saying in-between Coldplay and Elton John.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

You're right.

John, The Rolling Stones. Go.

The Rolling Stones, I feel,

-were prior to Elton John.

-OK.

You think The Rolling Stones were prior to Elton John,

therefore you're standing below Elton John.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

You're right.

Blondie. David, go.

I'm going to say...

in-between Kylie and Elton John.

This is just a guess.

OK, Blondie in-between Kylie and Elton John.

Pressure Pad, is David's guess correct?

It is.

John, James Blunt. Go.

I think James Blunt...

..after Katy Perry.

James Blunt is after Katy Perry.

-So therefore you're standing ABOVE Katy Perry.

-Yeah.

Pressure Pad, is it correct?

Incorrect.

The correct order was...

..in between Katy Perry and Coldplay.

Katy Perry was 2008, James Blunt was 2005,

Coldplay was 2000, Kylie Minogue was '88,

Blondie, 1978,

Elton John, 1971 and The Rolling Stones, 1964.

So, John, unfortunately, you've lost a life.

You lose one more and you will be out of the game.

John, you are up first this time, here are the categories.

-Think we'll go for sport.

-You're going to go for sport.

All right, you have 10 seconds.

Here is the first option...

You must now place cricket in order.

Please note we do not include substitutes in our calculations.

John, go.

There are more players in a cricket team

than there are in a doubles tennis team.

All right, let's see if you're correct. Pressure Pad, is he right?

You are correct.

David, basketball. Go.

I think the amount of players in a basketball team

is in between doubles tennis and cricket.

OK, so the amount of players in a basketball team

will be in between cricket and doubles tennis.

That is your thought. Let's see if your thought is correct.

You're right.

John, rugby league, go.

There are more players in rugby league than a cricket team.

Quite decisive. Let's see if you're right. Pressure Pad, is he correct?

You are correct.

David, ice hockey. Go.

I think there are...

..more players than in basketball, but less than in cricket.

OK. More players than in basketball, but less players than cricket.

Let's see if you're correct. Pressure Pad, is he right?

You are correct.

All right. Next one is curling, go.

Curling...

I think there's more players in curling than basketball,

but lower than ice hockey. Not as many as ice hockey.

Let's if you are correct. Pressure Pad, is he right?

No, you're not right, the correct positioning was...

It should have been between basketball and doubles tennis.

In rugby league, there's 13 players, cricket, there's 11,

ice hockey, there's six,

basketball, there's five, curling, there's four,

doubles tennis, two. So, John, you've lost two lives.

Unfortunately, that means you are out of the game.

However, David, you stood the pressure of the Pressure Pad,

you are in the final.

APPLAUSE

-Mark, he did well.

-Yeah, he nailed it. He absolutely nailed it.

-All right, Alan, John's gone.

-I'm...

I mean, he's not really gone,

he's sitting out in the other room, watching.

-Well, I hope so, I hope he's not gone home.

-No, he's not.

All right, the last head-to-head is called Orbit.

On the Pressure Pad you will see four categories.

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

but there's a twist -

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

The player who takes the longest will lose a life.

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

and as this is the last one before the Final,

we know who is going to play,

so, Donal and Sue, please come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

-Hi, Donal.

-How are you?

-Good. How are you?

-Hi, Sue.

-Hi, John.

Donal, your team is playing very well.

Does that make you feel a little more pressure?

Yeah, I've got to go back and live with them

so I think I feel the pressure.

What happens then if you don't do well, let's hypothetically say,

-how would you be treated?

-I'm sure. I don't want to risk it.

-Repercussions.

-Absolutely.

-Let's hope there's not.

-Good luck.

-Thank you.

-Hi, Sue.

-Hi, John.

Sue, you're the only lady here today.

How does it feel being the one woman?

Because I've known them all such a long time, I take stick from them

all the time, especially cousin Alan.

-That's you been told! Good luck.

-Thank you.

Time to decide who's going to play first.

It is blues.

Donal, you get to decide if you're going to go first or second.

-I think I'll go first.

-You're going to go first.

Donal and Sue, 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've lost two lives, you're out of the game.

Remember, you need to answer a question correctly in each category

before you can move on.

Donal, whatever time you set is the time Sue will have to beat.

The four categories are...

The first category is Space. Here we go.

The stars Castor and Pollux,

which are named after mythological twins,

are in which constellation?

-Orion's Belt.

-Gemini.

Roscosmos is the space agency of which country?

Pass.

Russia. Which planet is often called the Red Planet?

-Mars.

-Correct. Wars and battles.

Which Second World War battle was described by Churchill as

"perhaps the end of the beginning?

The battle of...pass.

It's Al Alamein.

The First World War peace agreement signed in June 1919 by Germany

and the Allies was the Treaty of where?

-Versailles.

-That is correct.

Which anise flavoured Italian liqueur is often served flaming

with three coffee beans floating in it?

-Pass.

-Sambuca.

When used to describe Champagne,

which four-letter word means dry or extra-dry?

-Brut.

-That is correct.

Beethoven was born in which German city?

-Salzburg.

-Bonn.

The composer Salieri has often been depicted as treacherously

jealous of which rival composer?

-Mozart.

-That is correct. Stop the clock.

APPLAUSE

Donal, you've taken one minute and nine seconds.

Sue, that is the time you will have to beat.

You are up next, the Pressure Pad will reset.

All right, your first category is Space. Ready?

-Yes.

-Here we go.

Which star, sometimes known as the Dog Star,

is the brightest in the consolation Canis Major?

-Sirius.

-Correct.

Wars and Battles.

Robert the Bruce led a Scottish army to victory at which

battle in June 1314?

-Bannockburn.

-That is correct.

Which Sicilian wine is usually an ingredient

in the dessert zabaglione?

-Madeira.

-Marsala.

In which month is Beaujolais Nouveau Day

when the first Beaujolais of the new season goes on sale?

-June.

-November.

Which vermouth and whisky cocktail shares its name

with a borough of New York City?

-Manhattan.

-That is correct.

Dance of the Knights by Prokofiev is the theme music

to which BBC reality TV show?

-Don't know.

-The Apprentice.

Handel's Water Music was first performed on a barge

on which river?

-The Rhine?

-The Thames.

The Toreador Song is a well-known part of which opera?

-Carmen.

-That is correct, stop the clock.

APPLAUSE

Sue, you have completed the board in one minute and five seconds

which means you have beaten Donal's time.

Donal, that means you have lost a life. Lose another one

and you are out of the game.

Sue, you're going first this time so here are your four categories.

-The first category is Food and Drink. Ready?

-Yes.

A tart flavoured with jam and almonds is named after

which town in Derbyshire?

-Bakewell.

-That is correct.

US Politics, what was the first name of George Washington's wife?

-Mary?

-Martha.

In May 1962, which actress sang Happy Birthday Mr President

to John F Kennedy?

-Shirley Temple.

-Marilyn Monroe.

A political movement named after a historic event in Boston

is called what - Coffee Morning or Tea Party?

-Tea Party.

-That is correct.

Which American dramatist wrote the plays The Glass Menagerie

and Cat On a Hot Tin Roof?

It's gone. No.

Tennessee Williams.

In which 1984 musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber do the cast

perform on roller skates?

Oh... It's gone.

Starlight Express.

In 2012 which thriller by Agatha Christie

celebrated its 60th year in the West End...?

The Mousetrap.

Correct. Animals. In Tanzania in 1960 the conservationist

Jane Goodall

began her long-term study of which primates?

Orang-utan.

Chimpanzees.

What is the usual term for a mature female sheep?

Ewe.

Correct. Stop the clock.

APPLAUSE

Sue, you've completed the board. Donal, that is the time that you

have to beat. The Pressure Pad will reset.

Sue, if you can stand over that side.

Donal, join me up here.

All right, the first category is food and drink.

-Ready?

-Yes.

-Here we go.

In the UK immature soya beans still in their pods are often sold

under what Japanese name?

Pass.

Edamame. What is the English name for the fortified wine that the

Spanish call Jerez?

-Sherry.

-Correct. US politics.

From 2006 to 2009 the vice presidential candidate

Sarah Palin was governor of which date?

Alaska.

Correct. Theatre. Which Norwegian dramatist

wrote the plays The Wild Duck

and The Master Builder?

Pass.

Henrik Ibsen. The Cambridge University dramatic club,

founded in 1883, is best known by what name?

Players.

Footlights. The musical The Book Of Mormon is promoted as being

from the creators of which animated sitcom?

South Park.

Correct. Animals. Which tree dwelling mammals

are divided into two-toed or three-toed families?

Sloth.

Correct. Stop the clock.

APPLAUSE

All right.

Donal, you have completed the board in 50 seconds which means

you have beaten Sue's time

so therefore you've each lost a life.

We are going to go to a decider. Donal, you will go first this time.

Here are the four categories.

The first category is football. Are you ready?

-Yes.

-Here we go.

Which Dutch club plays its home games at the Amsterdam Arena?

Ajax.

Correct. Wales.

-In 1916 who became the first Welsh Prime Minister of the UK?

-Pass.

David Lloyd George.

St David' Day is celebrated on the first

day of which month?

June.

March. Which vegetable is mentioned in Shakespeare's Henry V

as a symbol of Wales?

The carrot.

-Leek. What colour is the dragon on the Welsh national flag?

-Red.

Correct. Arts. Orbit and Sky Mirror

-are works by which Indian born sculptor?

-Pass.

Sir Anish Kapoor.

Which artist painted the work entitled Guernica

first exhibited in Paris in 1937?

Van Gogh.

Pablo Picasso.

The gallery and cultural complex

called the Pompidou Centre is in which European capital city?

-Paris.

-That is correct.

Comedy Films: which film starred John Cleese as Mr Stimpson,

a headmaster on his way to a conference?

-Pass.

-Clockwise.

"I'll have what she's having" is a famous line from which 1989 film?

-Pass.

-When Harry Met Sally...

In two films of the 1990s, Jim Carrey played which pet detective?

-Ace Ventura.

-That is correct. Stop the clock.

APPLAUSE

Donal, you've completed the board

in one minute and 14 seconds. That's the time Sue has to beat.

Donal, if you take your place over there... Pressure Pad will reset.

Sue, join me here.

OK, Sue, first category is Football. Are you ready?

-Yes, I am.

-Here we go.

Which Dutch international is sometimes known

by the abbreviation RVP?

-Don't know.

-Robin van Persie.

Arsene Wenger was appointed manager of which London club in 1996?

-Arsenal.

-That is correct.

Wales: the emblem of the Prince of Wales features three feathers

from which bird?

-Peacock?

-Ostrich.

-Oh, yes!

Which Welsh poet wrote the 1951 poem

Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night?

-Dylan Thomas?

-That is correct.

Art: which British artist designed the sculptures Angel of the North

-and Another Place?

-I don't know.

Sir Antony Gormley.

In the 1880s, which French artist created the sculpture

commonly known as The Thinker?

-Rodin.

-That is correct.

Comedy Films: which actor starred as Annie in the 2011 film Bridesmaids,

which she also co-wrote?

-Meg Ryan?

-Kristen Wiig.

Which Ben Stiller film has the subtitle A True Underdog Story?

-I don't know.

-Dodgeball.

The comedy Three Men and a Little Lady

was a sequel to which 1987 film?

-Three Men and a Baby.

-That is correct. Stop the clock.

APPLAUSE

OK, Sue, you have completed the board in one minute six seconds,

which means you have beaten Donal's time.

So, Donal, you have lost two lives, which means you are out of the game.

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

-You're in the final.

-Thank you very much.

-You're welcome.

APPLAUSE

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

Mark, you have two players to help you in the final.

And, Alan, you have two players to help you in the final also.

Mark and Alan, please come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-Hi, Mark. How are you?

-Good to see you.

-Hey, Alan.

-Hey, John.

All right, Mark and Alan,

please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

So, here's how the final works.

Each team will be given four multiple-choice questions.

There's no time limit, but if you make a mistake,

you let your opponents into the game.

The first team to answer all four questions correctly

will go on to play for the jackpot, which currently stands at £9,000.

As both teams have an equal number of players,

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

will go first.

That's the Blue Team. So, Mark, good luck. Here is your first question.

One for sorrow, two for joy, three for a girl, four for a boy,

-five for silver, six for gold. So five for silver.

-Five for silver.

All right. This is on you, Mark.

You're saying silver. It has been locked in.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

-Absolutely right.

-APPLAUSE

Next question.

Don't confer or anything!

-I got it.

-So you're saying the answer is Frozen.

-Yep.

-Pressure Pad, is he correct?

-You are correct.

-APPLAUSE

Next question.

-Sheep are in the Cotswolds, right?

-Yep. Portland?

-Portland rings a bell.

-We'll rule out goat.

-Yeah.

-Rule out goat.

-I'd probably rule out pig.

-Yeah.

-Do you have Portland steaks?

-That's what I'm trying to think.

-Go for cow.

-We go for cow, then?

-Do it.

-All right. It's a group decision.

-Yeah. 100%.

-All right, so you're saying cow.

-Yeah.

-Pressure Pad, is it correct?

Incorrect. Play passes over to Alan. Alan, your first question is:

-I think it's Nurse.

-Go with your gut feeling.

-Yeah.

-OK.

You're going with Carry On Nurse.

Ooh, matron! Yes?

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

-You're right.

-APPLAUSE

Next question.

I suspect Barcelona, Alan.

But I'm not 100% sure.

-OK.

-I've only got 50/50.

-All right, I'll go with you, Steve.

-I don't know.

-I'll go for Barcelona.

OK, you're going with Steve and you're going to say Barcelona.

Let's see if you're correct. Is it Barcelona?

-It is Barcelona.

-APPLAUSE

Next question.

-I think it was later. I think it was...

-'15?

-'15 or '20.

-I think '20, but it's up to you.

You think '20? All right, I'll go with you, Steve.

Yeah, I'll go with Steve again.

He was right before, so I'll say 1920.

Steve, your team-mate, was right before,

and you're going to go with him again. He says 1920.

If you're correct, you move on to the next question.

If you're incorrect, play passes over to the boys

and Mark gets a chance. Pressure Pad, is 1920 the correct answer?

It's not. So play passes back over to Mark.

-Do you want to go with sheep?

-I think we go for sheep.

-That was our second option last time.

-Let's go for it again.

All right, we'll go for it.

You have chosen sheep. Let's see if you're correct or incorrect.

Pressure Pad, right or wrong?

-You're correct!

-Yes!

-Come on!

-APPLAUSE

It is sheep. Next question.

They have a race named after her, they have a meet there,

for the Queen Anne Stakes or something like that?

-Where was that? At Ascot?

-I... Not Royal Ascot, no.

I kind of think Ascot might be a good...

Well, we don't really know, do we?

-Royal Ascot?

-Royal Ascot.

-Yeah, you're right, they say Royal Ascot.

-I think that's as good a guess...

-Out of all the options.

-All right. We'll go for Ascot, then. You happy with that?

-Let's do it.

You're going to go with Ascot.

If you're correct, that moves you to the jackpot question.

If you're incorrect, play passes back to Alan

and he and his team are back in the game.

Pressure Pad, is the answer Ascot?

-It is correct!

-APPLAUSE

Congratulations, your team have beaten your opponents

and you now have a chance to play for the jackpot of £9,000.

Alan, you guys played a great game. The answer to your question was...

1910. Great team.

A big round of applause, everybody, for the Pink Team!

APPLAUSE

OK, Mark, well done to you and your team for making it this far.

You are now just one question away from winning the jackpot of £9,000.

To win the cash, all you have to do

is answer one final question correctly.

But there is a twist. In a moment, I will show you two categories.

You decide with your team which category to select.

However, as team captain,

you must answer the question without help from your team.

Here are the two categories.

Please confer with your team and tell me which category you select.

-Film Directors could be anything.

-Yeah, could be.

-You're good at US politics.

-Shall I go First Ladies?

-OK.

-Do it.

OK, we're going to go US First Ladies.

OK, you're choosing US First Ladies.

Remember, from here on in it's all down to you.

You are no longer allowed to confer with your team-mates, OK?

Mark, here are the six possible answers to your question.

The question is:

Kermit!

Erm...

Now, for £9,000, please stand on the answer you would like to select.

Once you stand on the answer, it will be locked in.

So choose carefully.

It's going to have to be a complete guess.

Mamie is an odd first name.

So leaning towards Eisenhower.

I mean, it's as good a guess as any, so I'm going to go Mamie Eisenhower.

-You've locked in Mamie Eisenhower.

-Yeah.

If that's the correct answer, you and your team leave with £9,000.

If it's the wrong answer, you will be leaving with nothing

and the jackpot will increase to £12,000 for the next show.

Pressure Pad, is the correct answer Mamie Eisenhower?

-Ohhh!

-It is not. The correct answer was...

-Edith Roosevelt.

-Ohhh!

Mark, unfortunately, I'm sorry, that means you do not leave

with your team and £9,000, but I hope you enjoyed playing the game.

Yeah, it was good fun.

-Did you enjoy yourself, guys?

-Yeah, great.

-You were a great team.

The jackpot will now be increased to 12,000.

Join us next time to see if any team will be lucky enough to win.

Thanks for watching. Don't forget, if you can't take the pressure...

-..stay off the Pressure Pad!

-Goodbye, everybody.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE