Episode 8 Pressure Pad

This is Pressure Pad.

Two teams will go head-to-head in 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.

Whichever team wins the final will have the chance

to play for the jackpot, which currently stands at £3,000.

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

Hi, John. I'm Tony.

We're from Runcorn in Cheshire

and we're a team made up of family and friends.

-This is Rob.

-Hi, John.

-Hi, Rob.

-This is Keith.

-Hi, John.

-Hello.

-This is Stelly.

-Hi, John.

-Hi, Stelly.

-And on the end is Kirsty.

-Hiya, John.

-Hi, Kirsty.

So, who is who to who?

-Rob's my brother-in-law.

-Uh-huh.

Keith's a friend. Stelly's a friend.

Keith is actually Kirsty's dad.

-And you're the lone girl.

-Yeah.

-Nice.

-I bet you're going to do the best.

-Thanks for the added pressure.

-That's great.

-No problem. That's why it's called...Pressure Pad.

-All right, so we'll see how you do a little later, OK?

-Thanks.

Pink Team, introduce yourself and your team.

Hi, John. I'm Stuart...

-Hi, Stuart.

-..and we are church friends from Ballymena.

-Uh-huh.

-This is James.

-Hi, John.

-Hi, James.

-We have Hugh.

-Hi, John.

-Hi, Hugh.

-Matthew.

-Hi, John.

-Hi, Matthew.

-And finally, Michael.

-Hi, John.

-Hi, Michael.

OK, how long have you known each other?

Well, I've only known the team for eight months.

-They all know each other from before that.

-OK, so you're the new boy.

-I'm the new boy.

-So how did you get to become captain?

I work at the church. I'm the director of music.

-Did you put a flyer out in the church?

-No.

I just picked people who I thought would be good together in a team.

And they weren't available, so then he got us.

LAUGHTER

I like that. All right.

Our first head-to-head is called Deadline.

APPLAUSE

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 the questions correctly.

Captains, you know how the game works.

Who do you want to send down to play Deadline? Tony?

We're going to send Kirsty down for this one, John.

She is the cleverest out of us.

See? I can tell.

All right. Stuart?

We are going to send Hugh because we think Hugh is the quickest

-thinker of the group and will do the best at this game.

-Excellent.

OK, Kirsty and Hugh, please come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-Hi, Kirsty.

-Hiya.

-Nice to meet you. Pleasure. Hi, Hugh.

-Hi.

-Lovely to meet you. Kirsty, first off, I like your dress.

-Thank you.

# What does the fox say!? #

-I have no idea, sorry.

-You're supposed to go...

# Ring-ding-ding da-ding, da-ding, ding-ding... #

-Good luck today.

-Thank you.

-Hi, Hugh.

-Hi there.

What do you think your strengths will be today on the Pressure Pad?

Hopefully, my knowledge is quite wide

and...that the questions are kind to me.

I can't guarantee that.

-No, I know.

-Good luck.

-Thank you very much.

-All right.

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

So, to do that, I will toss the coin.

The colour is...

..blue. OK.

Kirsty, you get to choose whether you're going to go first or second.

I'll go first.

So, Kirsty and Hugh, 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.

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 the opponent.

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

I will only accept the first answer you give me

so think before you speak.

-Kirsty, are you ready?

-Yep.

-All right.

The 2011 cookbook Bad Piggies' Egg Recipes

was a spin-off from which video game franchise?

Angry Birds.

That is correct. Which 1950 film is narrated by a dead man

floating in a swimming pool?

-Pass.

-Sunset Boulevard.

In 1980, an agony aunt column called Dear Deidre

began appearing in which national newspaper?

The Sun.

That is correct. In a leap year, the month of February has how many days?

29.

That is correct. In TV cartoons,

what was the name of Dick Dastardly's canine sidekick?

Muttley.

That is correct. In astrology, which star sign is represented by a bull?

Taurus.

Correct. In the 1998 film There's Something About Mary,

which actress played the title role?

Erm...

-Pass.

-Cameron Diaz.

O'Hare International Airport is located in which US city?

Chicago.

That is correct. What is the official language of Monaco?

French.

Correct. The singer Miley Cyrus played the character Miley Stewart

in which TV series?

-Pass.

-Hannah Montana.

In biology, what is the scientific name for a knee cap?

-Patella.

-That was the right answer but it was too late,

the deadline had hit your area.

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

Lose one more and you are out of the game.

Now the game gets a bit harder.

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

Hugh, you will go first this time.

-Ready?

-Yeah.

Which stage play, first performed in 1952,

is set in a guest house called Monkswell Manor in winter time?

-Pass.

-The Mousetrap.

In a calendar year, which is the first month to have exactly 30 days?

April.

That is correct. Which city is the capital of Germany?

Berlin.

Correct. "I am serious - and don't call me Shirley"

is a line from which 1980 film?

-Pass.

-Airplane.

In folklore, the arch enemy of Robin Hood was the Sheriff of which city?

Nottingham.

Correct. The female of the blackbird that is common throughout Britain

has what colour plumage?

Brown.

Correct. Which toy was named after President Theodore Roosevelt?

Teddy bear.

That is correct. The rowan tree is also known as the mountain what?

Ash?

Correct. What is the surname of the rock singer

whose 2009 autobiography was entitled I Am Ozzy?

Osbourne.

Correct. David Beckham made his first team debut

for which football club in 1992 at age 17?

Manchester United.

Correct. Which playwright married Marilyn Monroe in 1956?

-Pass.

-Arthur Miller.

The Music of the Night and The Point of No Return

are songs from which musical?

-Pass.

-The Phantom of the Opera. Which annual US holiday

is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of...?

-Thanksgiving Day.

-You're just out of time.

The answer was Thanksgiving, but unfortunately, Hugh,

you've lost your second life, which means you are out of the game.

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

you are in the final.

APPLAUSE

So, Dad, what do you think of her performance?

Excellent. Taught her everything I know, so she did well.

So, we'll see if the rest of you can do just as well as Kirsty.

Stelly's going, "No, no, no." Well, good luck anyway.

Stuart, he was so close.

I thought he had it.

Thought he was going to pull back and have a dramatic victory,

but sadly not.

It's easy when you're up there. Wait till you're down there.

All right, the next head-to-head is called Step On.

APPLAUSE

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

On the Pressure Pad, a series of possible answers to a question

will appear one by one.

Some of these answers will be correct and some will be incorrect.

When you see three correct answers appear on the Pressure Pad

at the same time, you should step on to lock in those answers.

Step on too early and you lose a life.

Step on at the right time and your opponent will lose a life.

Tony, who do you want to send from the Blue Team?

We're going to send Stelly for this one.

-All right, Stelly, you get to prove yourself now.

-I do - oh, nervous.

Good. Stuart, who are you going to send down?

I'm going to send Matthew. I think he's going to know when to step on.

I think he'll get it just right and perhaps...

Well, I thought that about Hugh, so...

Stelly and Matthew, please come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

-Hi, Stelly.

-Hi, John.

-Nice to see you.

-Hi, Matthew.

-Good to see you, John.

Stelly, I understand you have a freaky problem.

-I have the same thing, you know.

-Really?

-Tell them what it is.

I won't do it, don't worry.

I can't have nothing touching me neck, I freak out.

He doesn't like people touching his neck, it makes him freak out.

I have the same thing. What if I said you could touch my...?

I'm not going to touch your neck.

I promise you I won't touch your neck.

-But does it freak you out if you have to touch someone else's?

-No.

Go on, then.

-LAUGHTER

-Uh...!

-Good luck.

-Thank you.

Matthew, you don't have a neck problem, do you?

I don't like people strangling me,

but I'm OK with people touching my neck.

-Lots of people would agree with you on that.

-Yeah, I know.

-I'm the same.

Listen, if you want to win...

(Just touch his neck!)

As you both play Step On at the same time, we'll toss a coin

to decide who will choose the first category, and it's going to be...

..the Pink Team. OK?

So, Matthew and Stelly, 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.

Remember, you must step on to the Pressure Pad

when you see three correct answers at the same time.

Matthew, here are the four categories. They are...

I'll go for TV, please.

OK.

TV.

You need to step on when you...

First one.

Oh, no!

That was fast!

So fast, I thought you didn't even step on it.

It was like, phoo-phoom!

You did, though, you stepped on very quickly.

I was hoping that this one was going to change.

You were trying to pre-empt it. Schoolboy error.

Which is the one you're most sure of?

-Ross and Gunther, I'm sure of those two.

-OK.

Let's see if Ross Geller is a character in Friends

that's appeared in more than five episodes.

Pressure Pad?

Yep.

Next one's Gunther. Did Gunther appear in more than five episodes?

Yes, he did.

So, if Karen Walker's appeared in more than five episodes,

you stepped on at the right time, and if not, you've lost a life.

Pressure Pad, was Karen Walker in more than five episodes?

No, she wasn't. Karen Walker was from Will and Grace.

So, you've lost a life.

Stelly, you get to choose the category this time.

They are...

I'll go Literature.

You're going to go Literature.

OK.

You need to step on when you...

The first one is...

OK, we have a step on from Stelly.

Which one are you most confident about?

Tess of the d'Urbervilles.

You're most confident about Tess of the d'Urbervilles.

I'm not too sure about Gatsby, and that was just...

You're not too sure about Gatsby OR Frankenstein.

Let's start with the one you're not too sure about.

Let's go for Frankenstein.

Pressure Pad, was it written by a woman?

It was written by Mary Shelley.

The other one you weren't sure about was The Great Gatsby.

Pressure Pad, was it written by a woman?

It was not.

It was F Scott Fitzgerald.

And Tess of the d'Urbervilles was written by Thomas Hardy,

both men, so, actually,

you both missed an opportunity to step on earlier, when we had...

They were all three written by women.

So, you both have lost a life,

which means we go to a decider round.

Matthew, please choose a category. They are...

I'll go Geography, please, John.

You are going to go with Geography.

You need to step on when you...

Here's the first one.

Pink has stepped on.

Which is the one you're most sure of?

I'm confident of these two. Not sure about Kabul, but, yeah.

If you've stepped on at the wrong time, Matthew,

you've lost your second life, you're out of the game.

However, if you are correct, then Stelly,

you have lost both lives, and then you are out of the game.

OK, let's start with...Tokyo.

Pressure Pad, is Tokyo a capital city of a country in Asia?

Yes, it is. The capital of Japan.

Let's go to Beijing.

Pressure Pad, is Beijing a capital city of a country in Asia?

Yes, it is.

Beijing, actually, is the capital of China.

So it all rests on Kabul.

Pressure Pad, is Kabul a capital city of a country in Asia?

It is correct, it's the capital of Afghanistan.

So, you did step on at the right time.

I have to say, there were other opportunities.

From Ulan Bator all the way up to Tokyo,

they were all capital cities of Asian countries.

You could have stepped on early -

you did it anyway, you got it right.

So, unfortunately, Stelly, that means you've lost both lives,

you are out of the game.

Matthew, you've stood the pressure of the Pressure Pad,

you are going to the final!

-Tony, you've lost a man.

-Yeah.

It's OK, we're going to pull it back with the next game.

-That's what I like to near - positive thinking.

-Definitely.

-Stuart, you kept Matthew.

-Very pleased. Good performance.

Yes.

-YELLS:

-He was a little excited!

-At the beginning!

-I was enthusiastic.

-And it paid off, because the second time around, he got it right.

-I did.

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 have ten seconds

to stand in the section of the map

you think contains the correct answer.

Each time a correct answer is given, a new cut will be added to the map,

making it more difficult.

Tony, who will be playing for the Blue Team?

Keith's going to be playing this game, John.

I think if you ask Keith,

he's probably drove up and down Great Britain

a couple of times in his life.

OK. Stuart, who are you going to choose?

I'm choosing James.

He informs me it was the only A level he managed to pass.

-OK.

-Geography.

-Excellent.

Keith and James, please come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

Hello, Keith.

-Hello, John.

-How are you?

-Fine, thank you.

-Hello, James.

-Hello.

-Nice to see you.

-So, Keith, Kirsty is you daughter.

-That's correct.

-She did very well.

-She did do.

Are you feeling pressure now here,

because we're all expecting the same from you?

Not so much, no. I'm quite happy for Kirsty.

-See what happens.

-Yeah.

-Great. Good luck.

-Thank you.

-James, good at geography.

-Enough to pass!

-What did you get?

-E, and then a D, when I repeated it.

-Oh, OK.

-Oh...

-If I do it another three times, I might get an A.

-Oh!

£3,000 up for grabs today. What would you spend it on?

We're sending Matthew and Michael away -

one to Romania and one to Uganda.

Just enough to send them one way, and not enough to come back.

-And is this with church work, charity work?

-Yes.

-All right. Well, hopefully, it will happen.

-Thank you.

-And good luck getting home.

-Thank you!

Time to decide who's going to play first.

Give it a flip, and it is going to be...

..the Blue Team.

So, Keith, would you like to go first or second?

-Go first.

-Go first.

-Yes, we'll go first, please.

-Going to go first.

Keith and James, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

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

You both start with two lives.

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

OK, Keith, you are up first.

You can change your mind as many times as you like

within ten seconds, but when the time is up,

I'll take the area that you're standing in as your answer.

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

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Keith...

Go.

Well, John, I think the Eisteddfod is Wales,

which I think is round about here.

All right, Pressure Pad, he said it's in Wales.

Is he in the right section?

That's correct,

and it was, in fact, Wales.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Go.

I'm going to guess London, which I hope is over here.

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

You are absolutely right.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Go.

Not sure on this one.

I think there's a castle...

..possibly Scotland...

So I will go...here.

OK.

You're saying it's in Scotland.

Pressure Pad, is he in the right section?

Incorrect.

Which is the right section?

-It's Windsor Castle.

-Ah!

So, you've lost one life, Keith.

James, you will go first this time.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Go.

Um...

England is the biggest country, but it's kind of divided here,

so I'm going to go...Ireland.

Fancy footwork.

OK, you said Ireland. Let's see if you're correct.

Yes, it is. It is Ireland.

Well done.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Go.

Well, I think that'd be...

Wimbledon.

I'm hoping it's this bit of the map.

All right, let's see if you're correct.

Pressure Pad, is he in the right section?

Yes, you are, and it IS Wimbledon.

Well done. Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Go.

Um, I think it's Canterbury,

which I'm going to guess is in this section.

OK, let's see if you're right.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Incorrect. The correct section was...

But it was Canterbury - but you were just in the wrong section.

So, you both have lost a life,

which means we go to a decider round.

Keith, you will go first.

And Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Go.

I think this is Birmingham, which I'm hoping...

Midlands...

This bit here.

OK, you're hoping the Midlands.

Pressure Pad, is he correct?

Yes, he is. You're in the right section.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Go.

I'd say it's Cambridge,

and I'm hoping it's going to be over on this side of England.

All right, James is hoping it's that side of England.

Pressure Pad, is his hope correct?

Yes, it is.

And it is Cambridge.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Go.

Er, that would be Liverpool,

and I'm guessing...

..this bit of the map.

OK, you're guessing that section.

Pressure Pad, is his guess correct?

It is. Well done.

He signed for just under 23 million.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Go.

Um, I think it's Dublin,

so I'll just stand in this big section.

You say it's Dublin, you're standing in that big section,

let's see if that's correct.

You're absolutely right. It is Dublin.

Pressure Pad, cut the map.

Go.

Ooh, tough one. Not sure...

Crabs, crabs...

Germany...

I guess it's down...

Cornwall way.

OK, now, if this is correct, you're in the game.

If it's incorrect, you've lost your second life

and that means James goes into the final.

Pressure Pad, is he in the right section?

You are not.

The right section is...

-Right over there.

-Ooh.

And it's Cromer, North Norfolk coast,

and it's about 20 miles north of Norwich.

And it inspired the opera Einstein on the Beach.

So, Keith, unfortunately you've lost two lives,

that means you're out of the game.

James, however, you've stood the pressure of the Pressure Pad,

you're in the final.

Tony, I hate to say,

but his driving up and down the country didn't do him any good -

he must not have paid attention!

I'm glad I wasn't in the car, anyway!

Good luck.

James, your geography qualification paid off.

Oh, it's got to go up to at least a C, now.

Yeah, we'll "C".

Ah-ha-ha!

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's going to play next.

Rob and Michael, please join me on the Pressure Pad.

Hello, Rob.

-How are you?

-Very well.

-Good.

-And Michael.

-Hello, John.

-Nice to see you.

-Rob, are you nervous?

-I'm not too bad.

-Fortunately, I'm following Keith and not Kirsty.

-OK!

She set the bar quite high, there, early doors.

Yes, she did set the bar high. She did very, very well.

-Good luck.

-Thank you.

-Michael.

-Hello.

I understand you delve into the martial arts.

Yes, I'm a dangerous man.

-Oh, no, don't be doing that, John.

-Why?

I'll touch your neck.

LAUGHTER

Good luck to both of you.

Time to decide who's going to play first.

It is the Blue Team.

-First?

-First.

-Yeah, first.

OK, Rob's going to go first, so Rob and Michael,

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 each.

When you've 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 on.

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

Rob, whatever time is set by you is the time Michael has to beat.

The four categories are...

-First category is Comedy. Ready?

-Yeah.

Which comedian, born in Yemen in 1962,

has described himself as a "male tomboy"?

-Pass.

-Eddie Izzard.

The famous Abbott and Costello sketch Who's On First

centres on which sport?

-Cricket.

-Baseball.

"Shut that door!" was the catchphrase of which entertainer?

Larry Grayson.

That is correct. Farming.

The farming practice called sericulture

produces yarn made to which fabric?

Wool.

Silk. What is the usual term for a young adult cow

that has not yet had a calf?

Erm...foal.

Heifer. Which crop is often grown in a paddy field?

Rice.

Correct. Biographies. The Moon's A Balloon

and Bring On The Empty Horses were 1970s memoirs by which actor?

-Pass.

-David Niven.

Which director won an Oscar for the 1982 biographical film Gandhi?

Oliver Stone.

Richard Attenborough.

What was the surname of the title character

played by Jamie Foxx in the 2004 biopic Ray?

Orbison.

Charles. The Sound Of Laughter is an autobiography by which comedian?

Ricky Gervais.

Peter Kay. Which film starred Johnny Depp as the playwright JM Barrie -

Finding Nemo or Finding Neverland?

Finder Neverland.

That is correct. Words.

In the English language version of Scrabble, the letter H

is worth how many points?

Two.

Four. Which is the first animal

defined in the Oxford English Dictionary?

Antelope.

Aardvark.

Samedi is the French word for which day of the week?

Sunday.

Saturday.

Which word can mean the outer covering of a tree

-and the noise made by...?

-Bark.

Correct, stop the clock.

You've completed the board in one minute, 50 seconds.

That is the time that Michael has to beat.

Pressure pad is reset.

-First category is Comedy. Are you ready?

-Yes.

Which comedy duo originated the Four Candles sketch

set in a hardware shop?

Er...Two Ronnies.

Correct. Farming. What is the term for a castrated cockerel?

Erm...pass.

Capon.

Swaledale, Romney and Scottish Blackface

are all breeds of which animal?

Cow.

Sheep. Which word beginning with M is an alternative name for corn?

Maize.

Correct. Biographies.

Which Belfast-born actor's autobiography entitled

Beginning was published when he was only 28?

-Pass.

-Sir Kenneth Branagh.

The 2013 book Love, Lipstick And Lies

is the fifth volume of memoirs by which former glamour model?

-Pass.

-Katie Price.

That Close is a 2013 memoir by which singer best known

as the frontman of Madness?

Shaun Ryder.

Incorrect. It's Suggs.

The 2001 book Billy by Pamela Stephenson

is about a Scottish comedian with what surname?

Connolly.

Correct.

The spelling reformer

who wrote the American Dictionary Of The English Language was Noah who?

-Pass.

-Webster.

What is the term for a word such as kayak or radar

that reads the same backwards as forwards?

-Pass.

-Palindrome.

Which country is known in its own language as Deutschland?

Germany.

Correct. Stop the clock.

Michael, you have completed it in one minute and 25 seconds,

which means you have beaten Rob's time.

Rob, you have lost a life. Lose one more and you are out of the game.

Michael, you're going to go first this time.

Here are the four categories. They are...

First category is Human Body. Here's your first question.

What is the name of the layer of tissue that protects

the root of a tooth?

Gum?

Cementum.

The MMR vaccine protects against mumps, measles

and which other disease?

-Rubella.

-That is correct.

Celebrities. The singer known as Rihanna was born in 1988

in which Caribbean island country?

Er...

Pass.

Barbados.

Which veteran comedian created the character Dame Edna Everage?

-Pass.

-Barry Humphries.

Harry Styles first came to fame as a member of which boy band

formed on the X Factor?

-One Direction.

-That is correct.

Architecture. In 1873, which palace opened

on Queen Victoria's 54th birthday only to burn down 16 days later?

-Pass.

-Alexandra Palace.

Several buildings in Barcelona by which architect

were made a World Heritage site in 1984?

Pass.

Antoni Gaudi.

A large glass pyramid serves as an entrance to which Parisian museum?

-The Louvre.

-That is correct.

United States. By area, which US state is the smallest?

New Hampshire.

Rhode Island.

Who was the US president at the beginning of 2000?

George W Bush.

Bill Clinton.

What is the common British name of the cooking ingredient

known in North America as eggplant?

Aubergine.

That is correct. Stop the clock.

Michael, you completed the board in one minute and 20 seconds.

That's the time Rob has to beat.

If you join me up here, the Pressure Pad will reset.

The first category is Human Body.

-Are you ready?

-Yeah.

Bile is stored in which organ of the body?

Er...

Pass.

Gall bladder.

Audiology is the scientific study of which of the senses?

Sight.

Hearing. The everyday term for halitosis is bad what?

Breath.

Correct. Celebrities. What is the stage name

of the singer born Jessica Ellen Cornish in 1988?

-Jessie J.

-Correct.

Architecture. The three ancient orders

of classical Greek architecture are Doric, Ionic and which other?

-Pass.

-Corinthian.

When it was completed in 1931,

which New York landmark was the tallest building in the world?

The Chrysler.

Empire State building.

In 1996, which restored London theatre

became the first thatched roof building permitted in London

since the Great Fire?

-Pass.

-The Globe Theatre.

In 1973, Queen Elizabeth II officially opened

the new opera house in which Australian city?

-Sydney.

-That is correct.

The capital of North Dakota is named after which German Chancellor?

-Pass.

-Bismarck.

Which is the only US state whose name begins with the letter U?

Utah.

That is correct, stop the clock.

All right, you have completed the board in one and 12 seconds

which means you have beaten Michael's time.

Now you have both lost a life,

so that means we go to a decider.

Rob, you will go first this time. Here are the four categories.

First category is pastimes.

Gricing is an alternative name for which hobby?

-Pass.

-Trainspotting.

Arrows is a colloquial name for which throwing game

often played in pubs?

Darts.

Correct.

The 1997 hit Rumble in the Jungle by the Fugees sampled which ABBA song?

Waterloo.

The Name of the Game.

"Rent a flat above a shop, cut your hair and get a job,"

are lyrics from which 1995 hit single by Pulp?

Common People.

That is correct.

Which French chef created the dish Peach Melba

in honour of the Australian singer Dame Nelly Melba?

-Pass.

-Auguste Escoffier.

Navel, Jaffa and Seville are all varieties of which fruit?

Orange.

Correct.

Which Australian Prime Minister

and former trainee Catholic priest has been nicknamed "the Mad Monk?"

Pass.

Tony Abbott.

What does the F stand for in the name of the US President

John F Kennedy?

-Frederick.

-Fitzgerald.

The actors Timothy West, Albert Finney and Robert Hardy

have all played which British Prime Minister?

Tony Blair?

Winston Churchill.

An MEP is a member of which Parliament?

-Pass.

-European.

In the House of Lords,

the seats are upholstered in what colour of leather? Yellow or red?

-Red.

-That is correct. Stop the clock.

You have completed the board in one minute and 25 seconds.

Michael, that is the time you have to beat.

Come and join me and good luck.

-Are you ready?

-Yes.

A deltiologist is someone who collects which items?

-Pass.

-Postcards.

What is the Japanese name for the art of folding paper

into decorative shapes such as birds and flowers?

Origami.

That is correct.

Which 1990s song was The Beautiful South's only UK number one single?

-Pass.

-A Little Time.

Which French electronic duo had a hit single in 1997 with Da Funk?

Daft Punk.

That is correct.

What is the Japanese name for various species of puffer fish

regarded as a delicacy?

Fuguru?

No, it's fugu.

Emmental and Gorgonzola are types of which dairy product?

Cheese.

That is correct.

The Representation Of The People Act

which gave many British women over 30 the right to vote

was passed in which year?

1919.

It was 1918.

Which politician was elected leader of the Liberal Democrats

in December 2007?

-Nick Clegg.

-That is correct. Stop the clock.

Michael, you have completed the board in 56 seconds which means

you have beaten Rob's time. Unfortunately, Rob, that means

you're out of the game. Michael, you have stood the pressure

of the Pressure Pad. You are in the final.

That is it for the head-to-heads.

Tony, you have one player to help you in the final.

Stuart, you have three!

Tony and Stuart, please come and join me on the Pressure Pad.

Hello, Tony, how are you? Hello, Stuart, nice to see you.

Tony, you are very pleased right now because you've got Kirsty with you.

If there's anyone I'd want up there, it'd be Kirsty.

-She did very, very well.

-She did excellent.

-Good luck.

Stuart, James said you were going to put the money towards

going to Romania and Uganda for Michael and Matthew, that's right?

-That's right.

-You've all agreed on that?

-We have.

-Let's hope you win some money.

And like I said, good luck on getting back again, guys!

Tony and Stuart, please take your positions on the Pressure Pad.

APPLAUSE

Here's how the final works.

Each team will be given four multiple-choice questions.

The first team to answer all four questions correctly

will go on to play for the jackpot of £3,000.

Stuart, as you have the most players in the final,

you get the advantage of going first.

Here's your first question.

-I think it's Heracles.

-I think it's Heracles.

Let's go with Heracles.

OK, it was pretty definite. All agreed, let's see if you're correct?

Pressure Pad, is it right?

It is incorrect. Play passes right over to you, Tony.

Your first question is...

-What do you think, Kirsty?

-Pewter is quite flexible and weak.

-Think it's tin?

-Yeah.

I'm going to go with tin.

You're going to guess tin. Pressure Pad, is it correct?

It is correct.

APPLAUSE

Next question.

-I think I know this, Hawaii?

-Yep.

-I'm going to go Hawaii.

-You're going to go Hawaii.

Pressure Pad, is this correct?

It is.

APPLAUSE

Next question.

-Lucy?

-Lucy, the little one.

Lucy, John.

If it's correct, you go to the next question.

If it's incorrect, play will pass back over to Stuart and the boys.

Pressure Pad, is it Lucy?

It's Lucy.

Blue Team storming ahead. Next question.

Gary Lineker? It's got to be, it's not Beckham.

I don't think it's Geoff Hurst. I don't think David Beckham.

Bobby Charlton? Jimmy Greaves?

I don't know, what do you reckon?

-I'd go with Gary Lineker.

-Let's try it.

Gary Lineker, please, John.

OK, let's see if it's correct.

If it is correct, you go to the jackpot question for £3,000.

If it's incorrect, play passes back over to Stuart and the boys.

Let's see, is this correct?

It is correct!

APPLAUSE

Congratulations, Tony, you have beaten the boys

and now have the chance to play for the jackpot of £3,000.

Stuart, sadly that means the end of the road for your team.

The correct answer of course was Perseus

but you guys played a great game.

Thank you for playing, a big round of applause for the pink team!

APPLAUSE

All right, well done to you and your team for making it this far.

You're now just one question away from winning the jackpot of £3,000.

To win the cash all you have to do is answer one final question

correctly, but there's a twist.

In a moment, I will show you two categories.

You can decide with your fellow team-mate which category you are going to choose.

However, as captain you must answer the question without any help.

Here are the two categories.

What do you think?

It's all on you, mate, so whatever you think you can do.

Charity records then, please.

OK, you're going to go with charity records.

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

You are no longer allowed to confer.

Here are the six possible answers to your question.

The question is...

I don't think it's Boy George.

Not too sure on Phil Collins.

George Michael, maybe, possibly.

Sting, not too sure on.

And Bono and Paul Young, I think it might be one of them two.

Go for a guess, John, and go Paul Young.

You've locked it in.

If it's correct, you walk away with £3,000.

If it's incorrect, then you go away with absolutely nothing.

Pressure Pad, is Paul Young the correct answer?

It is not.

The correct answer was Boy George.

Kirsty, did you know the answer?

No. I couldn't run it through my head, the song.

I'm so sorry - unfortunately, that means you and your team will leave

without any cash, but I hope you enjoyed your time.

-We had an excellent time.

-Did you enjoy yourself?

-Definitely.

-The jackpot now has increased to £6,000.

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

Thanks for watching and don't forget,

if you can't take the pressure...

-Stay off the Pressure Pad.

-Goodbye.