Episode 12 The Boss

APPLAUSE Hello and welcome to The Boss,

the show where being in charge is the name of the game.

Our players will all be trying to become The Boss

and get their hands on the prize fund today.

Let's meet today's players. APPLAUSE

Hi, I'm Junaid, a trainee solicitor from Leeds.

I'm Aoife, and I'm an opera singer from Ireland.

I'm Steve, I'm a retired commercial manager from Leicestershire.

I'm Lesley, I'm a secretary from Nantwich.

And I'm Alan, a stay at home dad from Bristol.

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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 wants 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 Valentine's Day,

it's all hearts and flowers one minute

but in the end it could end up costing you a fortune.

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 to the top.

Let's find out who's Boss.

Fingers on buzzers.

Start the clock.

-Lesley.

-Coldplay.

Correct.

-Lesley.

-Geller.

Correct.

-Alan.

-Spider-Man.

Correct.

-Steve.

-The London Wheel?

No, the London Eye is the correct answer.

-Alan.

-George Washington.

Correct.

-Alan.

-Abbey Road.

Correct.

-Lesley.

-Japan.

Correct.

-Junaid.

-Eight.

Correct.

-Alan.

-Moses.

Correct.

-Junaid.

-Pippa.

Correct.

-Alan.

-Foxtrot.

Correct.

Lesley.

-America.

-No, it was Georgia. HOOTER

Out of time,

let's take a look at the scores in that round.

And I can tell you the winner of that round was Alan.

Well done, Alan.

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Now, Alan, that means you 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?

Tell me what you're thinking.

I'm thinking I didn't expect to be in this position.

I haven't made up my mind what I'm going to do but let's go for it,

-I'll be the Boss, please.

-Brilliant.

OK, Alan, you are today's first Boss,

come and join me in the Boss's Office.

Just for the viewers at home I am not standing in a hole,

Alan is of average height, one would say, I'm just not!

Welcome, Alan, to the Boss's Office.

Any particular threats down there, Alan?

We'll see. Yeah, I've got my eye on a couple of them.

Have you? Can you tell me which couple?

Oh, now, I don't want to give anything too much away.

He's a secretive Boss. I enjoy this.

You're today's first Boss and have the chance to take away the money.

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

You'll now face your Boss's Questions.

The better you do, the more money you could win.

You'll have five to answer.

For every one you get right,

you move up one place on the money ladder.

Get one wrong and you move back down one.

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.

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Here's your first question.

OK, I'm happy with this, geography is a strong subject for me.

-OK.

-That's Sweden.

-OK.

Seems fairly certain.

Is Sweden the correct answer?

It is, well done, well done. APPLAUSE

Up to £30. Great.

Get the next one right and you're up to £50 on the money ladder,

get it wrong and it's back down to £10.

Next question, please.

I have a recollection of Dot Cotton becoming Dorothy Branning

so I'm going to say EastEnders.

Is EastEnders the correct answer?

It is. Whatever it was in the back of your head was absolutely right,

Alan, well done. Well done. APPLAUSE

You're up to £50 on the money ladder.

Get the next one right and you're up to £70, Alan, get it wrong,

back down to £30.

OK. Erm...

I played a bit of basketball in school, I wasn't very good at it...

-I don't know why, Alan.

-..but I was tall.

-You're not tall enough(!)

But I think this is netball.

Is netball the correct answer?

It is, well done, bang on the money, Alan.

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It may surprise you to know, Alan,

I was not chosen often for the netball team.

-No?

-I don't know why. I don't know why.

You're up to £70 on the money ladder.

Get this one right and you're up to £100,

right to the top of that ladder, let's see the next question.

My wife's a history teacher. That's the only reason I know this.

It was 1605, so that's the 17th century.

Is it the 17th century?

It is! It is. APPLAUSE

You're right but top of the money ladder.

Get this next one right, Alan, and you stay there

and you're playing for £100 a question.

Get it wrong, back down to £70.

Last question, please.

That would be Renee Zellweger.

Is that the correct answer?

It is, well done. APPLAUSE

Perfect round, Alan. Perfect round.

Could not have gone better for you.

Lots of different types of questions, history, geography.

Are there any particular questions you fear, Alan?

-I'm not great with celebrities.

-Right.

-Unless they're popular Scottish comedians.

-Right.

Shut up!

Anyway...

We've seen how you are as a Boss

and each question will now be worth £100, Alan.

Well done, fantastic. APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Now it's over to your staff.

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

Let's play your team questions.

APPLAUSE

Two minutes on the clock. Let's play.

-Steve, please.

-University Challenge.

Correct. APPLAUSE

-Steve again, please.

-Derby.

Correct answer, well done, well done. OK.

-Aoife?

-Amy Schumer?

Correct.

-Steve, please.

-Beards.

Correct.

-Junaid.

-Edinburgh?

No, it's Cardiff.

-Lesley?

-Tweety Pie?

No, it was Road Runner. Next question.

-Lesley.

-HMS Bounty.

Correct.

-Steve.

-The Cavern Club.

Correct.

-Lesley?

-Michael Bond.

Correct.

-Junaid.

-Wolverine.

HOOTER Correct answer,

just before time was up. Well done, Junaid, well done.

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Well, I can tell you, Alan, in that round you went to Steve the most

for answers but was that the right thing to do?

Who were the best players? Let's have a look.

Wow.

So, Aoife, who you only went to once in that round,

was just behind Steve in terms of correct answers.

Aoife, do you feel slightly neglected by your Boss?

A little bit, but you know, I'm OK.

I'm happy just working in the background here for a while.

You were playing for £100 a question.

If we'd had a perfect round,

you would've added £1,000 to the prize fund.

In fact, you actually added...

£800 to the prize fund.

Great start. APPLAUSE

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 Alan is good enough to be The Boss?

Or is it now time for you to take control?

I don't know if you know your social history down there

but you don't get the big bucks down on the shop floor.

He's got the custard creams and the chauffeur-driven car up here.

You can now lock in a Leadership Challenge.

If no-one does that,

Alan will choose two of you to come up to the Boss's Office

and fight it out for survival.

If you dare to defy...

..challenge now.

AUDIENCE SHOUT OUT

Alan, everyone has had an opportunity

to challenge your leadership.

Do you think anyone's going to have the guts to do that just now?

I think they'd be happy to let me carry on.

-Right.

-They should be.

-They should...

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

No-one, Alan.

No-one.

Right, you can't see him, but he was making signs behind your backs.

I think it might have been a chicken.

No-one has challenged you, Alan,

that means you are in a very, very powerful position.

You now get to choose two people to come up here to the Boss's Office

and fight it out for survival.

The winner stays on the show, loser goes home.

Who are you going to call up and why, Alan?

OK, I'm going to pick the two people who I think I've got the most

similar knowledge cos I only need one of them,

so I'm going to go for Steve and Lesley, please.

Wow! AUDIENCE GASP

Some dissension amongst the audience about that decision.

Some people, Alan, openly shaking their heads.

Alan, you get to recline in the break-out area, counting staples.

Lesley and Steve, please come up to the Boss's Office.

Come on up. APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Lesley, Steve, two of the best players in that round.

Why are you here, Steve, do you think?

Erm...

I think there must be a touch of fear somewhere.

-I didn't get an answer wrong in the last round.

-No, you didn't.

So I think he might be frightened of me.

-Oh, right. He's trying to pick you off.

-Yeah.

Lesley, similarly, why are you here?

Well, he's worked out that Steve and I are very good

and he just wants to get rid of one of us.

I think it's quite good tactical play, to be honest.

-Tactical play?

-Mm.

-Well, Lesley and Steve, to stay in the show,

you need to win this challenge.

You are going to see a series of puzzles.

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

Buzz in with an incorrect answer, it gets passed over to your opponent.

Best of three wins. Loser goes home.

Your challenge game today is...

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

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

Here's an example for you.

The category is Classic Novel.

The cryptic clue would be small females.

Hang on a second!

The answer would be...

The book about my family.

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

The category is...

The cryptic clue is...

-Steve.

-Queens Park Rangers.

You're saying Queens Park Rangers. Is that right?

It is right, Steve. Well done. One point to you.

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

-Yep.

Next category...

Cryptic clue is...

-Lesley.

-Hot dog.

You're saying hot dog. Is that right?

It is right, Lesley. Well done.

Brilliant. APPLAUSE

It's a sudden death situation.

Whoever gets this next one right stays on the show,

loser goes home.

Let's see the next category.

It's a UK city. Here's your clue...

-Lesley.

-Belfast.

Belfast. Is that the right answer?

It is, Lesley. Well done.

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-Well done, Lesley.

-My word!

-Thank you. Good sport.

What a contest that was.

Lesley, you are off to join the workers again.

Steve, I'm afraid you're going home.

It's time for you to clock off. Thanks for coming, Steve.

Thank you very much indeed. APPLAUSE

Alan...

See, what's happened now, Alan, is that the strongest player

on your workforce has gone home.

Is that what you wanted?

-I think Lesley is just as strong a player as Steve was.

-OK.

You know, I was just playing them off against each other.

We're all working together, putting money in the pot.

OK. He says that, then he picks you off one by one.

Remember that.

Well, once again, we need to see how high you can set the bar

as the Boss. Again, you are going to face five Boss's Questions.

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

in the money ladder. Get one wrong

and you move back down one place.

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

It could make a huge difference to the prize fund.

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.

APPLAUSE

Here's your first question.

Toying between two.

I'm going to go...

-..Corfu.

-Corfu.

Is that the correct answer?

It is the right answer. Well done. APPLAUSE

You're at £30 on the money ladder.

Let's see if we can get you up to £50. Next question, please.

You've thrown me there.

Not literally. I couldn't do that, Alan.

A la mode.

-With ice cream.

-Does it come with ice cream if it's a la mode?

Is that the correct answer?

It is the correct answer. Well done, Alan.

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Wow!

That's a happy face.

Well done, that guess has got you up to £50 on the money ladder.

Get the next one right, it's £100. Get it wrong, it's back down to £30.

Next question, please.

I'm going to go for Mozart, please.

You're going to go for Mozart. Is that the right answer?

It is the right answer. Well done. APPLAUSE

You are up to £100. Get this next one right

and you're right at the top of the money ladder, £200.

Next question, please.

OK, I remember watching this. It was very good.

It is called, if I get the title correct,

The Hotel Manager.

You're saying The Hotel Manager. Is that the right answer?

-No. It was The Night Manager.

-Yes, it was.

-He was the night manager at a hotel.

-Mm-hm.

There was a bit of nudity.

I didn't watch it.

I did.

£50 on the money ladder, it's OK.

Get this one right and you're back up to £100 again, Alan.

Get it wrong though, back down to 30.

Last question, please.

OK. I live just across from this country.

That is in Wales.

For £100 on the money ladder, is that correct?

It is right, Alan. Well done. APPLAUSE

-Just a slight slip up there...

-Mm.

..with the title of the Tom Hiddleston show.

But you've still got £100 per question.

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 £100 each. Now, can they do theirs?

Let's play your team questions.

APPLAUSE

OK, another two minutes on the clock. Let's play.

-Aoife.

-Game Of Thrones.

Correct.

-Lesley.

-Venus.

Correct.

-Lesley.

-Martina Navratilova.

Correct.

-Lesley.

-Jonathan Swift.

Correct.

-Aoife.

-The Mickey Mouse Club.

Correct.

-Lesley.

-Victoria Wood.

Correct.

-Lesley.

-Volga.

No, it's the Danube.

-Lesley.

-Tungsten.

Correct.

-Lesley.

-Beer.

Correct.

-Junaid.

-Green?

Blue.

HOOTER

A, Cayenne. B, Habanero. C, Jalapeno.

Not enough time, but the answer to that one was...

Cayenne pepper.

Interesting round, Alan.

-It was OK.

-Mm-hm.

I can tell you in that round you went most of all to Lesley

but was that the right thing to do?

Who were the best players in that round?

Oh!

Aoife,

we've had this discussion before.

-Yeah.

-He only went to you twice and you got the same score as Lesley.

-Yeah.

-Now, you were really conciliatory last time by saying,

"I'm fine, I'm having a lovely time."

-He's ignoring you, Aoife.

-I know.

I feel like I'm underappreciated down here,

-you know, working away.

-Yeah.

-And, Junaid...

-Yeah.

..you got seven right and he came to you once.

Now, unfortunately, that was the question you got wrong.

Yeah, I knew the other answers.

It was just that one and a few others.

Now, you were playing for £100 a question,

so if we'd had a perfect round,

you would've added £1,000 to the prize fund.

In fact, you added £800 to the prize fund.

That means the total prize fund now stands at £1,600, Alan.

That's not bad.

Now, we come to the hard part though.

As right now, somebody is going to be leaving the show.

It's over to you down there. Do you think Alan 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, two of you are coming up here anyway

to the Boss's Office to fight it out for survival.

You saw what happened to Steve. Anyone remember Steve?

No.

If you dare to defy, challenge now.

AUDIENCE SHOUT OUT

OK, Alan. Everyone has had a chance to challenge.

-Do you think they're going to do it this time?

-I don't know.

It depends if they want to challenge each other,

whether they think they'll do better or they want to challenge me.

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

No-one again, Alan!

I...

They're all just like, "No, no, no, no, no."

Well, nobody's had the gall to challenge you,

that leaves you again in a very powerful position.

You now get to choose two of your workforce

to come up here and fight it out against each other.

The winner stays on the show, loser goes home.

So, Alan,

who are you going to call up to the Boss's Office and why?

I'm sorry to do this, Junaid, but you got something wrong,

so I think that's a punishment time.

-So, Junaid and...?

-Yeah.

I'm going to pick Lesley again, please.

AUDIENCE AWWS

-Sorry.

-Why are you picking Lesley again?

I think she can knock Junaid out,

who didn't get the questions right and continue as a strong team.

He is using you all...

like a game of chess to knock each other out of the game.

But, you know, if you don't challenge, this is what happens.

Alan, I think there's an IT problem just back there,

if you wouldn't mind just sorting that out for me,

just while I deal with this situation.

Junaid and Lesley, please come up to the Boss's Office.

APPLAUSE

Lesley, we've met before.

How do you feel about being chosen again by Alan?

Well, I understand his tactics.

-He just wants me to get rid of Junaid.

-Yeah.

-You're like his enforcer.

-Yeah.

Junaid, Alan has picked you out as someone who should be going home.

-How do you feel about that?

-I was going to challenge but I thought

I'd stand a better chance against Lesley or Aoife, so...

-OK.

-..that's why I didn't press the buzzer.

-OK.

If you do survive, Junaid, do you think you might challenge next time?

-When I do survive.

-When you survive.

-Erm...

-Fighting talk.

-I know, it's fighting talk up here in the Boss's Office.

I'm not sure I've gone on the right courses

to deal with this level of discord. Junaid and Lesley, though,

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

You're both going to play some puzzles.

Buzz in with the correct answer, you get a point.

Buzz in with an incorrect answer

and it gets passed over to your opponent.

Your challenge game is...

I'm going to show you two pictures that will give you two clues

to a famous person or character.

Just buzz in when you think you know who it is.

Here's an example for you.

If we showed you the following pictures...

That is a vase and the BBC news.

That would give you...

The lovely Fiona Bruce, who hosts Antiques Roadshow

and she is also a newsreader.

To save your place on the show, let's play Who's This?

Let's see your puzzle.

Who's this character?

-Lesley.

-Cinderella.

You're saying Cinderella, is that right?

It is right, Lesley. Well done.

APPLAUSE

There is, of course, there a glass slipper and a pumpkin.

Glass slipper part of the Cinderella story.

Well done. Lesley, you have a point.

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

Who's this?

-Lesley.

-Winston Churchill.

Winston Churchill. Is that the correct answer?

It is, Lesley. Well done. APPLAUSE

Famously Winston Churchill did that and he smoked a cigar.

Lesley, you're going to join the workforce again.

Junaid, great game but I'm afraid you have to clock off.

Thanks for coming, Junaid. APPLAUSE

Alan, as you hoped, Lesley's still there.

Junaid's out of the game. You're still in control.

So, once again,

we need to see how high you can set the bar as The Boss.

Again, you're going to face five Boss's Questions.

For every one you get right,

you move up one place on the money ladder.

Get it wrong and you move back down again.

This is your last chance to prove yourself as Boss, Alan.

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

That's a lot of money, Alan.

But a shocker could mean just playing for £10

per correct answer into the prize fund.

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

APPLAUSE

Here's your first question.

I've not seen the film. I think though that it is Gravity.

Gravity. Is Gravity the correct answer?

It is the right answer. Well done. APPLAUSE

£50 in the money ladder, let's get you up to £100.

Next question, please.

-Take That.

-Is that the right answer, Take That?

It is the right answer, well done. APPLAUSE

A fan of Take That, Alan?

-Oh, yeah, got all the albums(!)

-Absolutely, me too.

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

Get this right and you're up to £150.

Get it wrong, back down to £50.

Let's see the next question.

OK. The year before last,

I was best man for a guy who is from this city.

-Yes.

-And he calls it Aquae Sulis regularly.

-Does he?

-And it is Bath.

-The winter nights must fly by.

-Yeah.

Is it Bath? Is that the correct answer?

It is. Well done. APPLAUSE

£150 on the money ladder.

Get this right, you are up to £300. Right at the top.

Let's see the next question.

OK, I'm just making sure I'm OK with my dates here.

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-It's Nelson Mandela.

-Nelson Mandela. Is that the right answer?

It is the right answer. Well done, Alan.

APPLAUSE This is your last question.

Get it right and you stay right at the top of that money ladder.

Get it wrong and it's back down to £150.

Let's see that last question.

James Nesbitt, I just associate with Cold Feet.

I don't know Hermione Norris.

-I'm going to have to go Cold Feet.

-You're going to go with Cold Feet?

For £300 a question...

..is Cold Feet correct?

It is right. Well done, Alan. APPLAUSE

Another perfect round, Alan.

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

You've done your bit by setting the value of the questions

at a brilliant £300 each.

Now, can they do theirs? Let's play your team questions.

APPLAUSE

OK, another two minutes on the clock. Let's play.

-Aoife.

-Tai chi.

No, it was Pilates.

-Aoife.

-Sam Smith.

Correct.

-Lesley.

-BUM.

Correct.

-Lesley.

-Roald Amundsen.

Correct.

-Aoife.

-Hanson.

Jonas Brothers.

Lesley.

-Velociraptor.

-Correct.

-Aoife.

-Louis Pasteur.

Alexander Fleming.

-Lesley.

-Farming.

Climate change.

Lesley.

-Rebecca Adlington.

-Correct.

Lesley.

-Semolina.

-Tapioca!

Are you OK, Alan? You were shaking your head a lot during that round.

When I knew the answers and they didn't.

Yes. Well, I can tell you right now,

you went to Lesley most in that round

but was that the right thing to do?

Let's have a look at who was the best player.

Oh, Aoife.

What has happened down there, Aoife?

Have you got distracted by a workplace romance?

Obviously, yeah.

That wasn't a great round for you, Aoife.

No, it really wasn't.

You were playing for £300 a question,

so if we'd played a perfect round,

you would have added £3,000 to the prize fund.

In fact, you actually added 1,500.

That's a big drop, Alan.

Do you take any responsibility for that?

None whatsoever. I'm the Boss.

I can tell you right now though, Alan,

the total prize fund now stands at £3,100.

That's not bad.

But now we come to the hard part, as right now,

somebody is going to be leaving the show.

It is over to you down there.

It's your last chance to challenge the Boss

and knock him out of the game.

Remember, if neither of you challenge,

both of you will be up here in the Boss's Office fighting it out

for survival and Alan goes straight through to The Final.

If you dare to defy, challenge now.

AUDIENCE CALL OUT

Let's see if either of them wants to take you on.

No!

Nobody has challenged you and that means,

Lesley and Aoife must fight it out against each other.

The winner goes through to The Final, the loser goes home.

Alan, once again, if you'd like to... I don't know, look at the car park,

check if your parking space is in the right place.

You can head off and relax.

Lesley and Aoife, please come up to the Boss's Office.

Come on up.

Aoife, welcome to the Boss's Office.

Lesley has been here quite a lot, I'll be honest with you.

But it's your first time up here.

Now tell me, why didn't you challenge at the end there, Aoife?

I think I just felt that either way I was going to be up here.

OK. And Lesley, did you just think,

I fancy a trip back up to the Boss's Office anyway?

Yeah. I fancy playing with Alan in The Final, to be honest.

I think we'd be a good team.

Well, Aoife, how this goes is entirely up to you.

-Absolutely.

-Alan has played a great game and has guaranteed a place

in The Final but who will join him?

Lesley and Aoife, you need to win this challenge to keep your place

on the show and take your spots in The Final.

You are both going to play some puzzles.

Buzz in with the correct answer and you will 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...

Number Crunch.

You are going to see three sums,

you just need to tell me which sum gives the lowest answer.

Here is an example.

These are the three sums.

The lowest answer would be...

45 + 5 = 50.

To save your place on the show, let's play Number Crunch.

Here are your sums. Give me the lowest.

Aoife.

196 / 2

Is that right?

No, Lesley, do you have an answer?

53 + 43.

Is that right? No.

It was the one that was left. 31 x 3.

Giving 93.

Let's see the next puzzle.

-Aoife.

-3 x 15.

Is that right? No.

-Lesley?

-57 - 15.

Is that right? It is right.

Well done, Lesley. Well done.

Let's see the next puzzle.

-Lesley.

-36 / 2.

Is that right?

It is right, Lesley. Well done.

Aoife, you've played a great game.

Lesley, you win that round. You are going through to The Final.

Aoife, I'm afraid you are going home.

It is time for you to clock off. Thanks for playing, Aoife.

-Thank you.

-Thank you very much indeed.

Congratulations, Alan and Lesley.

You two have fought off the competition and you've made it through to The Final.

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

which currently stands at £3,100.

Brilliant stuff.

-Lesley, you've been up here a lot in the Boss's Office.

-Yes.

-Are you pleased you are in The Final?

-I'm delighted. This was my game plan.

I think Alan has worked very hard and he's got us a lot of money.

But I took the difficult route getting here.

You certainly did. I don't think we've had anyone having as many

challenges and being in the Boss's Office as many times as you have.

Alan, you said at the start of the show,

you had a couple of names in your mind

who you wanted to be here in The Final.

-Was Lesley one of them?

-She was.

I think I've managed to do what most bosses do and I've done as little

-work as possible.

-That is true.

Well, best of luck to both of you, as we play The Final.

This round is all about teamwork.

You will face a final five puzzles

and will have 90 seconds to complete the board.

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

so that is £620 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 means

that category is lost forever.

Alan, as you are the Boss, you have the decision of where to start.

Let's go film, give Lesley a break from numbers.

Film first of all. OK.

Start the clock.

Fill in the blanks to complete the titles

of two Steven Spielberg films.

-Alan.

-Bridge Of Spies.

-Correct.

-Saving Private Ryan.

Correct. Next category, please, Alan.

-Numbers.

-Numbers, please.

Give me half of the number and double the number.

-Lesley.

-268.

Correct.

67.

Correct.

Next category, please, Alan.

-Science.

-Science, please.

Name the two organs in the human body.

-Lesley.

-Pancreas.

-Correct.

-Stomach.

-Correct. Next category.

-Sport.

Name the countries which won

the Fifa World Cup at the tournaments

immediately before and after 2010.

-Alan.

-Germany.

-Correct.

-Italy.

Correct, Lesley!

-Well done.

-Last category is television.

Name the two comedians in the picture.

-Alan.

-Jennifer Saunders.

Joanna Lumley.

That's the right answer!

£3,100!

Well done.

You completed five puzzles, so you take away that £3,100.

You weren't tripped up by a single answer there.

That was incredible.

Italy, Lesley.

Where did Italy come from?

Well, it's not over yet for the two of you.

You now both have one final decision to make.

You can decide to split the money equally,

which means you both walk away with £1,550,

or you can decide to play one final game to find out

who the ultimate Boss really is.

The winner of that game will walk away with the

whole prize fund today of £3,100, the loser leaves with nothing.

Take your positions, please.

You both now have five seconds to decide if you want to make one final

Leadership Challenge, press your buzzers now.

Neither of you have made a play for the money.

Well done. That's lovely.

How delightful.

Alan, why did you decide to leave it?

I think Lesley has been my hardest worker, she's done really well,

she has been up here many, many times.

And final round, perfect player.

Absolutely. Lesley, you've worked hard for the money.

-Yes.

-You've worked hard for it, honey.

Why did you decide not to challenge?

Well, he's put so much money in the pot.

He has. He has.

Well, congratulations. You've both played a fantastic game.

You are both walking away with £1,550 each.

Well done.

CHEERING

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.

Well done to both of you. Well done, well done.