Episode 10 The Boss

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Hello, I'm Susan Calman and welcome to The Boss -

the quiz show where being number one is everything,

and nice guys finish last.

All of our players will be trying to work their way to the top and get

their hands on the thousands of pounds on offer today.

Let's meet today's players.

Hi, I'm Callum, a business management student from Bath.

I'm Emma, a recruitment coordinator from London.

I'm Martyn, a circuit operator from Bridgend.

I'm Nicola, a Parliamentary Officer from Belfast.

And I'm Scott, a subtitler from Edinburgh.

OK. The way the game works is simple.

Each of you has an equal chance to become The Boss,

and being The Boss means you get to manage the workforce

as best you can to increase the prize fund.

But if anyone feels they can do better and want to knock The Boss

out of the game, they can launch a leadership challenge.

Only by surviving until the end of the show can you walk away

with the cash. It's a bit like an episode of Sherlock -

lots of intrigue and cunning.

Think of me as your own Moriarty. Mwa-ha-ha.

So we need our first Boss of the show.

To decide who that is, we're going to see what you're made of.

You'll face 90 seconds of quickfire questions.

The person who answers the most correctly

will have a very important decision to make.

Let's find out who's first to rise from the top.

Let's find out who's Boss!

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Fingers on buzzers.

Start the clock.

Martyn?

-Moustache.

-Correct.

-Scott?

-Texas.

Correct.

-Martyn?

-A kneecap.

Correct.

-Callum?

-Katy Perry.

Correct.

-Martyn?

-Eight.

Correct.

-Nicola?

-Robin Hood.

Correct.

-Martyn?

-Homer.

Correct.

-Scott?

-Golf.

Correct.

-Scott?

-Jay-Z.

Correct.

-Callum?

-Angelina Jolie.

Correct.

-Callum?

-Caspian.

Incorrect. It's the Adriatic.

-Martyn?

-Margarita.

Correct.

HOOTER

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Great round from all of you.

Let's take a look at the scores.

I can tell you the winner of that round was Martyn.

Well done, Martyn.

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That means, Martyn,

you've proven yourself early on and have a decision to make.

Do you want to be the first Boss today,

or are you going to bide your time and promote someone else?

I would love to come and keep you company, Susan.

-Yes?

-I want to be The Boss.

Brilliant. Martyn, come up and join me in The Boss's office.

Come on up.

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Martyn, what a lovely way of putting it,

keeping me company in The Boss's office.

But this is a serious thing, Martyn.

-Right.

-You're now in charge of those minions over there.

Yeah, indeed.

How do you feel about that responsibility?

-I'm up for it.

-Yes?

-I can sort them out.

Anyone down there you think is a particular threat?

Well, judging by the first round, Scott...

-showed his prowess, certainly.

-Mm-hm.

We're all here to do a job and they wouldn't have got here

in the first place if they weren't any good.

You'd be surprised how we recruit people for this show.

Some of these people were just at bus stops!

Martyn, you are today's first Boss,

and to have the chance to take away the money,

all you have to do is still be here at the end of the show.

OK. You'll now face your Boss's Questions.

The better you do, the more you could win.

You will have five to answer,

and for every one you get right

you move up one place in the money ladder.

-OK.

-Wrong answer, though, and you move back down again.

Play well, and you could all be playing for £100 a question.

But a tough round could see you playing for just £10.

Let's see how much of a Boss you are with your Boss's Questions.

Here's your first question.

The way I try to remember it is Wednesday starts with a letter W.

As far as I can remember,

there's like a mnemonic in there.

Wednesday's child is full of woe.

To get you up to £30 on that money ladder,

Wednesday's child is full of woe.

Is that right?

It is right, well done.

OK.

Let's see the next question.

A little bit easier for me, this one,

because I'm a big sport lover.

Grand Depart is the clue.

Very French orientation there.

I would imagine that to be the Tour de France.

Is it the Tour de France?

It is the Tour de France, well done.

£50 on the money ladder, Martyn.

Get this right, you're up to £70.

Get it wrong, you drop back down to £30.

Let's see your next question.

I love my films, yeah.

But I think the clue there is "alone on Mars",

and I do believe that's The Martian.

The Martian, is that the right answer?

The Martian.

It is the right answer, Martyn.

Well done. Well worked out.

£70 on the money ladder.

Get this next one right and you're right at the top at £100.

-OK.

-Let's see your next question.

I wish I was still going at 73, I've got to be honest.

Especially given what he's doing at 73 as well.

You mean, the music, or having children?

Yeah, indeed!

-It's Rod Stewart.

-Rod Stewart, you're saying?

Is Rod Stewart the answer?

Mick Jagger.

You should be recycling and knitting at that age.

Next question is your last question.

You can get up to £70 on the money ladder.

Get it wrong, though, and you're back down to £30.

Last question, please.

Well, I'm going to try not to make a complete idiot of myself

like I did on the previous question and get it completely wrong.

I'm going to go with random access memory.

Is memory the correct answer for £70 per question

on the money ladder? Memory, is that right?

It is the right answer, Martyn.

Well done.

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How do you feel that went for you, Martyn?

Yeah, reasonably OK, I suppose.

Good. Well, we've seen how you are as a Boss.

Now it's over to your staff.

Let's hope they don't let you down.

-OK, Martyn?

-Yeah, sure.

You've done your bit by setting the value of the questions at £70 each.

Now, can they do theirs?

Let's play your team questions.

Two minutes on the clock,

let's play.

-Nicola.

-The Pope.

Correct.

-Callum.

-Colt.

Correct.

-Nicola.

-Spotlight.

Correct.

-Emma.

-Get Lucky.

Correct.

-Nicola.

-1933.

Correct.

-Callum.

-King Charles.

Correct.

-Scott.

-Rolled oats.

Correct.

-Callum.

-Gold.

Silver.

-Callum.

-Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Correct.

-Scott.

-Lord's.

Correct.

-Emma.

-C, Noel.

Oh! It was Yule!

We got one in right at the very end there.

Now, tell me, Martyn. How did your workers do for you in that round?

I think there's a bit of room for improvement from certain quarters.

Yeah, I think Callum needs to have a good, hard look at himself,

-to be honest with you.

-I'll get you a mirror, Callum.

In that round, Martyn, you went to Callum the most.

But was that the right thing to do?

Who were the best players in that round?

Let's have a look at the scores.

Wow.

Martyn only went to you twice, Scott,

and you got all 11 questions right.

Do you feel slightly under utilised by your Boss right now, Scott?

-I'm seething.

-You're seething?

-Seething.

-He's seething, Martyn!

Well, I've shown Martyn what I can do,

so hopefully he's taking notes.

Callum, Martyn relied on you a lot.

Do you need to up your game a little bit?

A bad workman blames his tools.

-That's all I've got to say.

-Oh, right, OK.

OK, it started in a very polite way.

But, my goodness, this could ramp up in a few years to a feud.

-Absolutely.

-Well, you were playing for £70 a question.

So if we'd had a perfect round, if you'd gone to Scott every time,

is what I'm saying, you would have added £770 to the prize fund.

In fact, you actually added...

£630.

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But now we come to the hard part,

because right now somebody is going to be leaving the show.

It's over to you, down there.

Do you think Martyn is good enough to be The Boss,

or is it now time for you to take control?

If we've learned nothing from the history of this country,

it's that people on the shop floor do not walk away with the cash,

ladies and gentlemen.

To win big, you have to be up here in The Boss's office.

Have you got the courage?

If so, you can now lock in a leadership challenge.

But remember, if no-one is brave enough,

two of you are going to be chosen by The Boss

to come into this office and fight it out for survival.

If you dare to defy, challenge now.

Martyn. Right.

You were looking slightly pensively at everyone down there.

Do you think anyone's challenged you?

If it was me down there, and with the round I had in the first round,

I'd be looking at possibly Scott.

Well, let's see if anyone has dared to take you on.

No-one!

Nicola is just looking at Scott going, "What?!"

Why didn't you challenge, Scott?

Because I want to make money.

And I think me and Martyn could make some good money together.

OK. Nicola, Emma and Callum, I don't know if you noticed,

but they're kind of leaving you out of the conversation.

Well, no-one has challenged you, Martyn,

and that leaves you in a very powerful position.

-OK.

-You now get to choose two people to come up here to The Boss's office

and fight it out for survival.

Who are you going to call up to The Boss's office

-and why, please, Martyn?

-I've got to ask Callum to come up,

after his abysmal performance in the first round.

So I'd like Callum and Nicola, please.

So you can head off now, Martyn, please, for me,

and I need Callum and Nicola.

Come on up to The Boss's office for me.

Come on up.

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-Callum.

-Yes.

-Nicola.

-I'm not happy.

Can I just say, it's kind of your own fault that you're here.

Because you didn't challenge him, and he got to choose you.

Callum, are you a bit annoyed?

I think he's got his rose tinted glasses on, maybe.

-Right.

-I'm happy for him to stay up here so he can enjoy the spotlight

before he goes home in a little bit.

Nicola, you're not best pleased.

I am not best pleased.

OK. Of course, I like you, Nicola, a lot.

You've got the eyes of a shark.

So, Callum and Nicola, you've ended up here in The Boss's office.

To stay in the show, you need to win this challenge.

You're going to see a series of puzzles.

Buzz in with the correct answer, and you win a point.

Buzz in with an incorrect answer,

and it gets passed over to your opponent.

Best of three wins.

The loser goes home.

Your challenge game today is...

One Up. We've taken a word and moved each letter up one place

in the alphabet. You need to roll each letter back

and tell me what the word is.

There's also a category to help you out.

Here's an example.

Category, Sport.

That's the word. And the answer is...

baseball.

As you can see, we are rolling the letters up one.

To save your place in the show, here is your first question.

Your category is Film, and here is your puzzle.

-Callum.

-Mrs Doubtfire.

Mrs Doubtfire, is that the right answer?

It is the right answer.

Well done, Callum.

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Callum, you have one point.

Nicola, you need to get this right to stay on the show.

Your category is...

Author. Here's your puzzle.

-Nicola.

-Dan Brown.

Dan Brown, is that the right answer?

It is the right answer, well done.

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It's a sudden death situation.

Whoever gets the next puzzle right stays on the show.

Loser goes home.

Let's see the next category.

Body Part. Here's your puzzle.

-Callum.

-Ankle.

Ankle, is that the right answer?

It is the right answer, Callum.

Well done.

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Nicola, my darling.

Just slower on the buzzer than Callum was there.

Callum, you're off to join the workers again.

Nicola, you're going home.

I'm really sorry, it's time for you to clock off.

Well done, Nicola. Well done.

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So what do you think of that then, Martyn?

Callum come good, I knew he would.

-He was...

-Oh, Martyn.

You start off saying his performance was reasonable,

and then you went right back and now you're going,

"Yes, he did really well again". I'm terrified.

A little chastisement doesn't hurt.

Well, once again, we need to see how high

you can set the bar as The Boss.

Again, you'll face five Boss's questions.

For every one you get right, you'll move up one place

on the money ladder. A wrong answer will see you move back down.

This time, a good round could see you playing for £200 a question

but a shocker means just £10 into the fund per correct answer.

Let's see how much of a Boss you are with your Boss's questions.

Here's your first question.

Palma Nova brings back some horrible memories for me.

When I was a very young lad,

I experienced the inside of Palma Nova hospital.

So do you remember where you were?

I think it was Mallorca.

Was he in Mallorca?

Yes, you were in Mallorca!

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You're on £30 on the money ladder.

Let's get you up to £50 per question.

Get this wrong, back down to £10.

Let's see the next question.

Oh, I absolutely hate programmes like this.

I cannot abide them.

He was one of the originals, wasn't he?

I can't help you.

Oh! Sorry!

From back there, Len Goodman just walked on stage.

-Len Goodman?

-Len Goodman, yeah.

Len Goodman, from somewhere, is that the right answer?

Len Goodman.

It is the right answer, Martyn.

Well done. You are up to £50 on the money ladder.

If you get the next question right, you're up to £100.

That's a lot of money per answer.

Let's see the next question.

This is going to be a total guess.

OK. I've no sense of Russian.

I can't even begin to guess.

-Have a go at something.

-Yeah.

Go on, then. Bog-standard thing.

We'll try thank you.

Is it thank you?

Is that correct?

It is right, Martyn.

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-I'm sorry, I just didn't know!

I didn't know, I'm sorry.

Martyn, why are you apologising?

-Because that's...

-He's like, "I'm sorry, I didn't know".

-You got it right, Martyn!

-Yeah.

You're up to £100 on the money ladder.

Get the next question right and you're up to £200.

You're right at the top of that money ladder.

Get it wrong, back down to £50.

Let's see the next question.

-I like flags.

-Do you?

-Yeah, I like flags.

-OK.

It's a communist country.

It's a red star.

Yes, white disc with a red star in it.

It's a red star, is that right?

It is right, well done.

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Absolutely correct. You're up to the top of the money ladder,

£200 a question.

You need to get this right to stay there.

If you get it wrong, you're back down to £100.

Last question.

-It's Newsnight.

-You seem pretty definite about that.

Let's see, is it Newsnight?

It is, Martyn!

That was a perfect round.

Let's hope your team don't let you down in your team game.

The better you manage them, the more you can earn.

You've done your bit by setting the value of the questions at £200 each.

That's incredible. Now, can they do theirs?

Let's play your team questions.

OK, another two minutes on the clock.

Let's play.

-Scott.

-5p.

Correct.

-Emma.

-Heat.

No, it was Hello!

Next question.

-Callum.

-George II.

Correct.

-Scott.

-Piers Brosnan.

Correct.

-Scott.

-Swan Lake.

No, Nutcracker.

-Emma.

-2004.

Correct.

-Callum.

-Franklin D Roosevelt.

Correct.

-Emma.

-One Dance.

Correct.

-Emma.

-Fox.

Correct.

-Callum.

-Pain Perdou.

Correct.

-Emma.

-Lion King.

No, it was Mamma Mia!

HOOTER

And it is of course, the white of the egg.

Martyn, time is up.

-How do you think they did?

-They know what I mean when I say

room for improvement. Well, I can tell you now, Martyn,

you went most of all to Emma in that round,

but was that the right thing to do?

Who were the best players?

Let's see the scores.

You went to Scott and Callum three times equally,

and you went to Emma most of all,

and Emma got the most wrong in that round.

Scott, again, you're shaking your head fairly vigorously down there.

He's not using you enough, is he?

Still seething.

My goodness, it's tiring seething for that long, Scott.

-You have no idea!

-Callum, you did better in that round.

Do you feel you're living up to expectations now?

I'm finding my groove. I didn't get a question wrong for The Boss,

so I hope to serve him well on the next round.

My goodness, he's very... "I hope to serve him well".

Oh, what?

Quiet on the work floor!

My goodness, now they're fighting amongst each other.

Well, you were playing for £200 a question,

so if we'd played a perfect round,

you would have added £2,200 to the prize fund.

In fact, you actually added

£1,600 to the prize fund...

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..which means the total prize fund now stands at £2,230.

-Very good.

-But now we

-come to the hard part,

as right now somebody is going to be leaving the show.

It's over to you, down there.

Do you think Martyn is a worthy Boss,

or is it now time for you to take control?

If so, you can now lock in a leadership challenge.

But remember, if no-one is brave enough,

you're going to end up here in The Boss's office anyway

to fight for survival.

If you dare to defy, challenge now.

OK, Martyn. Everyone has had a chance to contest your leadership.

-Mm.

-Is anyone going to challenge you?

-Maybe Callum.

-Are you worried by Callum turning round?

No, why should I be worried about him?

Well, let's see if anyone wants to take you on.

Callum, I can understand there is a history between the two of you.

Mutual love.

Emma, why have you decided to challenge?

My performance wasn't quite the best,

so the responsible thing to do is to hold my hand up

and face Martyn head on.

Callum and Emma have both decided to challenge you.

So which one of them do you want to come up to The Boss's office?

This is based on the performance that you produced

in the last face off, so I'm keeping Callum back.

Emma, would you like to come and have a go at me?

Emma, you've been chosen by Martyn.

Please come and join me in The Boss's office.

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Well, Martyn and Emma,

you need to win this challenge to keep your place in the show.

You're both going to get to play some puzzles.

Buzz in with the correct answer, and you win a point.

Buzz in with an incorrect answer,

and it gets passed over to your opponent.

Best of three wins, loser goes home.

Your challenge game is...

Picture This.

I'm going to show you a category and a sequence of pictures.

Just put them together to make

the person, place or thing we're looking for.

Here's an example for you.

It's a character...

..and the answer of course

would be...

Luke Skywalker, because we've got

Luke Wilson there, the sky,

and some walkers.

To save your place in the show, let's play Picture This.

Here's your first puzzle.

What are we looking for?

-Emma.

-Butternut squash.

Is that right, butternut squash?

It is right, well done.

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You've got one point, Emma.

Martyn, you need to get this next puzzle right to stay on the show.

Emma, if you get it right, then you are The Boss.

Let's see your next category.

It's an actor.

Put it together.

-Martyn.

-Dick Van Dyke.

Dick Van Dyke, is that right?

It is right.

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We have spotted dick, we've got

a van and we've got a dyke.

Well done, Martyn. That's a point to you.

It is now a sudden death situation.

Whoever gets the next puzzle right will be The Boss.

Let's see the category.

It's a character.

Here are your pictures.

-Emma.

-Edward Scissorhands.

Edward Scissorhands, is that right?

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It is right! Well done.

Well done!

Well.

What has happened here?

Emma has challenged Martyn for his position and you have been defeated.

How does that feel?

Couldn't have happened to a better person.

He doesn't mean it!

That means, Martyn, you are going home, and Emma,

you get to take your place in The Boss's office.

Martyn, you've been a splendid contestant.

Time for you to clock off, Martyn.

Lovely having you on the show.

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-Emma.

-Evening.

-Emma!

-Evening!

-You did it.

-I know!

-That was incredible.

I don't know how I did it. I just looked at Martyn and I was like,

"I want to take you down," and I did it.

Well, we now need to see how hight you can set the bar

as The Boss. You're going to face five Boss's questions.

For every one you get right,

you'll move up one place on the money ladder.

Get one wrong, and you move back down again.

This is the last chance to prove yourself as Boss.

A good round could see you playing for £300 a question, Emma.

That's a lot of money.

And a shocker could see just £10 per question into the prize fund.

Mm-hm.

Let's see how much of a Boss you are with your Boss's questions.

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Here is your first question, Emma.

Geography is not one of my greatest subjects.

-OK.

-I'm just picturing the globe right now.

-OK.

-Niagara Falls is...

somewhere. Yeah.

It's lower on my map.

OK.

I'm just going to guess...

-Montreal.

-Montreal is your guess.

Let's see if that's right. Is it Montreal?

Ontario. Let's get up to £50 on the money ladder, next question, please.

So I'm thinking it's got to do with space.

I'm just going to take a random guess as I have no idea.

I'm going to guess Pluto.

Pluto. Is Pluto the answer to this question?

Eagle. £50, let's get you up to £50.

-We can do this.

-Right, next question, please.

See, water's normally blue.

What other colour could it be and why would it be famous?

I'm going to go with green.

You're saying green. Is that the right answer?

Oh, come on!

Pink. You've got two questions left.

-Let's get up to 100.

-We can get up to £100 if we play this right.

Let's get up to £50 first of all.

Next question.

You know, I've had a great time on the show today...

Oh, goodness me.

Let's guess...

-..Kingston.

-Kingston, is Kingston?

-Maidenhead.

-I would not have guessed that.

Come on, let's get up to £50.

Last question. Come on.

Christopher Columbus.

Christopher Columbus, is that the right answer?

Christopher Columbus.

Yes!

I got one!

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There we go, there we go.

It's OK, it's OK.

Not the best round, Emma.

-Not quite.

-But we've learnt a lot.

Yes, we have.

Well, let's hope your team don't let you down in your team game.

The better you manage them, the more you can earn.

You've done your bit by setting the value of the questions at £50 each.

Now can they do theirs?

Let's play your team questions.

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OK, another two minutes on the clock.

Let's play.

-Callum.

-Barbados.

Correct.

-Scott.

-Mercedes.

Correct.

-Callum.

-Flaming Lips.

Correct.

-Scott.

-Anita Lonsborough.

Correct.

-Callum.

-Raising Arizona.

Blood Simple.

-Scott.

-Chesterfield.

Salisbury.

-Scott.

-Songs of Praise.

No, it was Blue Peter.

-Scott.

-Descartes.

Sartre. Come on!

-Callum.

-Superman.

Correct, that's right. Come on.

-Callum.

-Xenon.

No, helium.

-Scott.

-Quadriceps.

Correct.

-Callum.

-Red.

Correct answer!

HOOTER

-Tough round, Emma.

-Yeah.

Tough round. Did they do a good job for you, though?

You know what, they did.

But I was a little bit disappointed by Scott, if I'm honest.

Maybe he's no longer seething.

Well, I can tell you now, you went equally to them both, actually.

-OK.

-But was that the right thing to do?

Who was actually the best player?

Oh!

Scott was.

-OK.

-Even though he got a couple wrong,

he was better than Callum in that round.

Well, you were playing for £50 a question.

So if we'd have played a perfect round,

you would have added £600 to the prize fund.

In fact, you actually added £350 to the prize fund, which isn't bad.

-Still something.

-The total prize fund stands at £2,580.

That's not bad. That's not bad at all.

But now we come to the hard part,

as right now, someone is going to be leaving the show.

It's over to you, down there.

It's your last chance to challenge The Boss

and knock her out of the game.

If neither of you challenge,

you two will be up here fighting it out for survival.

If you dare to defy, challenge now.

OK, Emma. They've both had the chance to challenge you.

Do you think anyone's going to turn round?

I'm 99.99% sure that Scott is going to turn round.

Oh, really? Do you think he's finally been tipped over the edge?

I think I kind of did it, yeah.

What about Callum, though? Do you think he's going

-to just settle down there?

-He didn't do as great as he could have done,

but I think Scott is more upset at me than Callum is.

Well, let's see if either of them wants to take you on.

I am shocked!

Callum!

Callum, why have you challenged?

Because if I didn't press my button then I'd have to go

up against Scott, and I think you're an easier target. No offence, sorry.

You saw how I took care of Martyn, right?

Callum has dared to defy and wants to challenge you.

Callum, come and join me in The Boss's office.

Come on up.

Well, you know the scores.

Emma and Callum,

you need to win this challenge to keep your place on the show

and take your spot in the final with Scott.

So you're both going to play some puzzles.

Buzz in with the correct answer and you win a point.

Buzz in with an incorrect answer

and it gets passed over to your opponent.

Best of three wins, loser goes home.

Your challenge game is...

We give you a category and a cryptic clue to the answer.

Just buzz in when you think you know what we're looking for.

Here's an example for you.

It's a TV programme, and here are the clues.

And, of course, the answer would be

Question Time.

Of course, another way of interrogating is questioning,

an hour is time.

So it makes Question Time.

To save your place in the show, let's play Cryptic Clue.

Here is your category.

Here's your clue.

Callum.

Needs to be quicker than that. Emma, do you have an answer?

-Toad in the hole.

-Toad in the hole, says Emma.

Is that the right answer?

It is the right answer, Emma.

Well done.

Emma, that's a point.

Get this right, you're in the final with Scott.

Callum, you need to get this right.

Let's see your next category.

Here's your clue.

-Callum.

-The Beach Boys.

You're saying The Beach Boys.

Is that right?

It is right, well done, Callum.

APPLAUSE

It's a sudden death situation.

Whoever gets this next puzzle right is in the final.

Let's see the category.

Let's see your clue.

-Emma.

-Arsenal!

Arsenal, said with every ounce in your body.

Is it Arsenal?

It is Arsenal, Emma!

APPLAUSE

Emma, you have seen off the challenge from Callum.

She was just slightly quicker on the buzzer there.

-I know!

-You knew that answer as well, didn't you?

-I did.

-Emma, you remain in The Boss's office.

Callum, you have been beaten by The Boss.

You've been a wonderful competitor.

-Thanks for having me.

-It's time to clock off, though.

See you later on, Callum. Thanks for joining us.

Thank you. APPLAUSE

-Scott, welcome.

-Hey.

You've just been down there for the whole show

making everyone think you had some massive game plan.

-Did you?

-Yeah.

-What was it?

It went exactly how I wanted it.

-I'm in the final.

-Yes.

-I'm with Emma.

-You're both in the final. Congratulations.

This is where you get to play for the prize fund,

which currently stands at £2,580!

APPLAUSE Pretty good!

Nice.

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

This round is all about teamwork.

You'll face a final five puzzles

and we'll have 90 seconds to complete the board.

Each puzzle is worth an equal share of the prize fund today,

so that is £516 for each game.

Every puzzle you play requires two answers - one from each of you.

When each game starts,

one of you must buzz in to give one of the answers

and leave your team-mate to give the other.

But be careful as a wrong answer or a pass from either of you

measn the category is lost forever.

How are you going to work as a team, do you think, in this one?

-Any idea of any tactics?

-I think Scott knows

how knowledgeable I am on certain subjects.

And you me. So I think we'll be a good team.

-I think we'll take it down.

-OK. We'll be good.

Emma, as you're The Boss, you have the decision of where to start.

I'd like to start at Television, please.

OK, starting at Television.

Start the clock.

Name the actress and the name

of her character in EastEnders.

-Scott.

-June Brown.

-EastEnders.

Sorry.

-Next category.

-Geography.

Unscramble the letters and name the two land deserts.

-Scott.

-Kalahari.

Pass, I don't know.

OK, next category.

Music.

Name the band and the song.

# Ain't no use in prayin'

# That's the way it's stayin', baby

# Johnny ain't so crazy... #

-Scott.

-Primal Scream.

-Pass.

-Passing it?

-Sorry.

-Your next category.

Art.

Find the names of the two famous

artists in the crossword.

-Scott.

-Matisse.

Picasso.

That's right, well done.

Final category. Sport.

Name the host cities of the summer Olympics

directly before and after Beijing.

-Scott.

-Athens.

You've got 22 seconds.

Olympics. London.

It's the right answer, Emma!

APPLAUSE

Congratulations, you've won £1,032.

APPLAUSE Well done to the two of you.

You completed two puzzle so you take away that £1,032.

Let's take a look at what tripped you up, though.

Actress and character, June Brown.

The character is, of course,

Dot Cotton.

Deserts,

it was the Kalahari and the other desert is...

the Gobi Desert.

Primal Scream was right,

and it was Rocks.

Well, it's not over yet.

You now both have one final decision to make.

You can decide to split the money you've both won today, £516 each,

or you can decide to play one final game

to find out to the ultimate Boss really is.

The winner of that game will walk away with the whole prize fund

today, that's £1,032.

Loser leaves with nothing.

You both now have five seconds to decide.

If you want to make one final leadership challenge,

press your buzzers now.

Oh! Scott!

Right at the last minute.

Scott, why did you make a play for that prize fund?

Because I deserve it.

I mean, it's not like I'm not here.

Well, it all hangs on this.

It's sudden death.

Winner takes all. Your final challenge game today is...

It's exactly as we played before.

We've taken a word and moved each letter up one place in the alphabet.

You need to roll each letter back and tell me what the word is.

There's also a category to help you.

Buzz in as soon as you think you know what we're looking for.

First to buzz in and give me the correct answer

walks away with that prize fund of £1,032.

A wrong guess, and the puzzle gets passed over to your opponent.

Ready?

Cateogry is Author, here is your puzzle.

-Scott.

-George Orwell.

George Orwell, is that the right answer?

It is the right answer! He's taken the money!

APPLAUSE He's taken the money!

Emma, you've played a great game and come so far,

but I'm afraid you have been beaten by Scott, who is the ultimate Boss.

Scott, what an incredible games you've played there.

-Thank you.

-Quiet, understated.

The silent assassin who has walked away with all the money.

Scott, you are today's winner taking away that prize fund of £1,032.

-Well done, Scott.

-Well done.

APPLAUSE

All that's left for me to say is thanks for watching.

Join us again next time as we find out what it takes

to really be The Boss. See you then!