Episode 18 The Boss

APPLAUSE

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.

APPLAUSE

Hi, I'm Matt and I'm a PE student from Leeds.

I'm Julie and I'm an in-store demonstrator from Cheshire.

I'm Tony and I'm a carer from Cambridgeshire.

I'm Harriet, I'm a financial analyst and I'm from Poole.

And I'm Ben, a hypnotist from London.

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 an office Christmas party -

it's all friendly at the start but carnage at the end.

So we need our first Boss of the show.

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

You will 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 is first to rise to the top.

Let's find out who's Boss.

Fingers on buzzers.

Start the clock.

-Ben.

-Haggis.

Correct.

-Ben.

-1980s.

Incorrect. '70s.

-Ben.

-Caribbean.

Correct.

Julie.

-WH Smith.

-Correct.

-Ben.

-Brazil.

-Correct.

-Harriet.

-David Walliams.

Correct.

-Julie.

-Sheffield.

Correct.

-Ben.

-Black.

-Incorrect.

-Julie.

-David Beckham.

Correct.

-Julie.

-The Millennium Stadium.

Correct.

-Harriet.

-Sue Perkins.

Correct.

-Tony.

-Jon Pertwee.

Incorrect. It was Tom Baker.

That was a back and forth round but let's take a look at the scores.

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

Well done.

That means, Julie, you have 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?

-What do you want to do?

-I'll have a go at being the Boss.

Fantastic. Julie, you are today's first Boss.

Come and join me up in the Boss's office. Come on up.

Julie, welcome to the Boss's office.

-Thank you.

-Now, you've chosen to be the first Boss.

Tell me why you decided to do that and not promote someone else.

I'm going to try and have a go at building the money ladder up so we can

all get the questions and get the most money together at the moment.

So you're being the kind of Boss that cares for her minions.

Yes, I'll look after them.

-I'll try.

-Just remind me, what do you do in your job?

I'm one of those people that will come and mither you, say "Susan,

"would you like to try this cereal?"

Yes, I would, Julie.

And I will give you a sample.

I thought you'd feed me.

Who do you think is going to be a good ally down there?

-Tony.

-Tony?

Oh, yes. Level-headed, I think.

I like the way Tony just went, correct answer, absolutely right.

Well, you are today's first Boss.

And to have the chance of taking away the money,

all you need to do is still be right here

in the Boss's office at the end of the show.

You will 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 will move up one place in the money ladder.

A wrong answer will see you move back down.

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 is your first question.

Tag.

Is that the right answer?

No, noughts and crosses.

Four questions left.

Let's get you up to £30 on the money ladder.

Next question, please.

Well, the one in the Northern where we are is June,

so it's December, for the southern.

You are saying December. Is that the right answer?

It is the right answer. Well done, Julie.

Excellent. Well done.

You're up to £30 on the money ladder.

Get this one right and you're up to £50,

a wrong answer though and it's back down to ten.

Next question.

It's Rome. I've been there.

You throw your coin in there and it makes you go back.

You seem fairly certain. Let's see, is Rome the right answer?

It is the right answer.

Well done, Julie.

£50 on the money ladder.

Get this right and you are playing for £70 a question.

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

Next question, please.

It's either the North or the East.

West. I'll go for West.

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I knew it was a compass point.

Is that right? The West?

It is right, Julie.

Well done.

£70 on the money ladder.

Get this one right and you're up to £100 on the money ladder.

Let's see your last question.

-Charlotte.

-Charlotte.

For £100 a question, is Charlotte the correct answer?

It is, well done.

Well done, Julie.

That was a good round for you.

Just one slip-up there.

It's better to get it out of the way at the beginning.

And then continue to progress up the ladder.

Yes, absolutely. Well, you got to the top of the money ladder.

We've seen how you are as a Boss and each question will now be worth

£100, which is fantastic.

Now it's over to your staff.

Let's play your team questions.

Two minutes on the clock. Let's play.

-Matt.

-A, trending.

Correct.

-Tony.

-Wasps.

Correct.

-Harriet.

-C.

Correct.

Ben.

-LMFAO.

-Correct.

-Tony.

-Israel.

No, it was Sri Lanka.

-Ben.

-Jay.

Neil.

-Harriet.

-D:Ream.

Correct.

-Harriet.

-Vinyl.

Correct.

-Tony.

-Sunderland.

Correct.

-Harriet.

-Saxophone.

-Correct.

-Matt.

-B.

It was Dublin.

The time is up.

I can tell you in that round,

Julie, you went most of all to Harriet.

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! Matt?

-Yeah.

-Five right.

-Yeah.

Everyone loves a bit of an underdog, though, don't they?

So we'll see, I think. We'll see how the rest of the show goes on.

Do you love a bit of an underdog, Julie?

Yeah, he's quite nice as well, isn't he?

You're making me blush now.

Yes, he's quite a nice boy down there.

Well, you were playing for £100 a question,

so if we'd had a perfect round,

you would have added £1,100 to the prize fund.

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

That's not bad.

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 Julie is good enough to be the Boss or is it now time

for you to take control?

Have you got the courage?

If so, you can now lock in a leadership challenge but remember,

if none of you are brave enough,

Julie is going to choose two of you to come up into

this office and fight it out for survival.

If you dare to defy,

challenge now.

OK. Julie, everyone has had a chance to challenge your leadership.

Do you think anyone's going to have done that?

Erm... Possibly, but you can't read the face reactions.

-You can't.

-It's a bit difficult.

-Yeah.

-Maybe Tony.

-I'm not too sure.

-Oh, right.

Tony, he was the one you thought would be a good ally, though?

-Swings and roundabouts.

-Swings and roundabouts.

Things can change very quickly in the workplace, can't they?

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

-Oh!

-Oh!

-That's slightly unexpected, Julie.

-It is, isn't it? Yes.

Yeah. Matt, why did you decide to challenge?

I thought, I've got to prove myself now.

Didn't have the best of rounds in the last go, so bring it on.

Matt and Harriet have both challenged you.

Julie, now you get the chance to choose who you want to play to defend

your position. Who do you want to choose and why?

I'm going to choose Matt, sorry.

I just think I might have the edge over him.

We'll soon see.

I think Matt's like "All right, come on, then.

"Come on, then." Well, Matt, you have been chosen.

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

Matt, you have been chosen by Julie.

-Yeah.

-How does that feel?

I thought, I've got to give it a go now so bring it on.

We'll see who wins.

Well, Julie and Matt, 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 with an incorrect answer and it gets passed over to your opponent.

Best of three wins and the loser goes home.

Your challenge game today is...

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

Just put them together to make the person,

place or thing that we are looking for. Here's an example.

It's a TV presenter.

And it is of course...

Fearne Cotton. Because there's some ferns and that's some cotton wool.

SCATTERED LAUGHTER

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

It's a TV programme.

-Julie.

-Crystal Maze.

Crystal Maze. Is that right?

It is right. Well done, Julie.

Matt, you need to win this puzzle to stay on the show.

Julie, if you get this right, you remain the Boss.

Let's see the next puzzle.

It's a singer-songwriter.

Julie.

-Maurice Gibb.

-Incorrect.

Matt, do you have an answer for me?

-Morrissey?

-Morrissey, is that right?

It is right, Matt, well done.

It's of course some Morris dancers and the sea.

OK, it's a sudden-death situation.

Whoever gets this puzzle correct stays on the show and is the Boss.

Loser goes home. Let's see it.

It's an animal.

-Matt.

-Bush baby.

You're saying bush baby.

Is that right?

It is right.

-Oh, my word!

-It was that Morris. I gave you Morris, didn't I?

-I know.

-Oh, my word!

What a competition between them.

You were just quicker on the buzzer.

You knew bush baby, didn't you?

-Yeah.

-He was just too quick on the buzzer.

-Yeah.

-Well, that means, Julie, you're going home,

and, Matt, you get to take the Boss's office.

-Julie, you've been an incredible contestant.

-Thank you.

It's time for you to clock off, though.

-Thanks very much, Julie.

-Thank you.

-Thank you very much.

I don't know how many of you down there saw that coming.

Did you know that was going to happen, Matt?

Like I said, everyone loves an underdog, don't they?

-You're the Boss now.

-I am.

-Just remind me, what do you do?

-I'm a PE student in Leeds.

And so, you don't have...

-You're quite young, I think, aren't you? How young are you?

-I'm 21.

21. I am double his age.

Who do you think is your biggest threat down there, Matt?

All three of them, really, but I'd say...

-Harriet.

-I wish we could see Harriet's face.

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

You will now face your five Boss's questions.

For every one you get right, you will 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.

That's a massive amount of money.

But a shocker will mean playing for just £10 into the prize fund

per correct answer. Let's see how much of a Boss you are

with your Boss's questions.

Here is your first question.

I'm going to say Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Arnold Schwarzenegger?

-Yeah.

-Is that the right answer, Arnold Schwarzenegger?

It is the right answer, Matt, well done.

You are up to £30 on the money ladder.

This next question is to get you up to £50 on that money ladder.

I'm going to say basking shark.

The basking shark. Is that right?

It is right, well done, Matt. Playing well. Well done.

£50 on the money ladder.

Get this right and you're up to £100.

Get it wrong, though, and it is back down to £30.

Let's see the next question.

I'm going to say Audrey Hepburn.

-Audrey Hepburn?

-Yeah.

-You don't seem too sure.

-I'm not too confident about that one, no.

Audrey Hepburn. Is that right?

-Marilyn Monroe.

-Yeah, it was between the two for me.

It's OK. Still got time.

Let's get you back up to £50 on the money ladder.

Get this wrong though and it's right back down to the bottom

of that money ladder. Next question.

I want to say Lewis.

I might have completely made that up, but I'm going to go with Lewis.

Lewis. Is Lewis the right answer?

No. Adkins.

You may be thinking of Leona Lewis.

Maybe, yeah.

Right, Matt, you are back down at £10.

Yeah. You need to get this right to play for £30,

or it's right at the bottom of the money ladder.

Come on. Last question.

I'm going to say beer.

-Beer?

-Yeah.

Is beer the right answer?

-Wine.

-I'm not a wine guy, I'm afraid.

-No?

-No.

Sounds like you're asking me out on a date.

"I'm not a wine guy but would you like to..."

-Who knows?

-Yeah. Who knows? It's going to be a no, Matt.

But nice try. So...

-Tough round, Matt.

-It was, yeah.

A few ones at the start which I got right but, no,

there was a few which I let go there.

-Just slipped right down that money ladder.

-Yeah, I know.

-It's not ideal.

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

-Hopefully not.

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

You've done your bit by setting the value of the questions at just £10

each. Now, can they do theirs?

Let's play your team questions.

OK, another two minutes on the clock.

Let's play.

-Harriet.

-Chihuahua.

Correct.

-Tony.

-Figure skating.

No, the wrong answer. It was curling. Next question.

-Ben.

-Interstellar.

-Correct.

-Harriet.

-Strictly Come Dancing.

Correct.

-Ben.

-Big toe?

Correct.

-Harriet.

-Irvine Welsh.

Correct.

-Ben.

-Ellen DeGeneres.

Correct.

-Tony.

-Pea.

-Correct.

-Tony.

-Golf.

-Correct.

-Tony.

-Fatboy Slim.

-Correct.

-Harriet.

-Vitamin D.

-Correct.

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The answer is of course Sugar Loaf.

That was a foxy question with A, vitamin D, C, E.

Did your team do a good job for you, Matt?

They did really well, yeah. Really proud of them.

Well, I can tell you, you went most to Tony and Harriet in that round.

That was that the right thing to do?

Who were the best players?

Oh, my goodness.

Ben, you only went to three times.

Ben, people are underestimating you?

Yeah, that's to my advantage, Susan.

Hopefully I'll be up there soon and I can prove it.

-Fighting talk.

-Fighting talk, I know, absolutely.

Well, you were playing for £10 a question,

so if you'd played a perfect round,

you would have added £110 to the prize fund.

In fact, you actually added £100 to the prize fund.

That means the total prize fund now stands at £900.

Matt, that's not bad.

-Yeah, better than nothing.

-No, definitely.

I mean, it could have been a little bit higher, Matt.

-Yeah, it could have, yeah.

-It could have been more than £10 a question.

Couldn't really have been lower.

Could have been. But now we come to the hard part as right now,

somebody is leaving the show.

It's over to you, down there on the shop floor.

Do you think Matt is a worthy Boss?

Or is it now time for you to take control?

You need to get some more money in that prize fund.

Matt only got you £10 a question.

You can now lock in a leadership challenge,

but, remember, if no-one is brave enough,

the Boss will choose two of you to come up here and fight for survival.

If you dare to defy, challenge now.

OK, Matt, everyone's had a chance to challenge.

Do you think you are going to get a challenge from anyone?

I think I'll get at least one, yeah.

At least one. Who would you be most terrified about turning round and

-challenging you?

-Harriet, I think.

He's frightened of you, Harriet. I just want you to know that.

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

Oh! Two challengers.

-That's a tough one.

-Here she is again, Harriet.

-Hello.

-Hello. I like the way you're so sweet.

You turn round like that and go...

"Hello!

"Nice to see you!"

Ben, why did you challenge?

£10 a question, it's just not enough.

I need to be up there to change that.

Matt, Harriet and Ben have both tried to challenge you.

You now need to choose which one you want to come up here

and fight for your position in the Boss's office.

I'll bring Harriet up.

-Yeah.

-OK, Harriet, Matt has chosen you.

Come up and join me in the Boss's office.

Come on up, Harriet.

-Matt...

-Yeah.

Harriet, you said you were vaguely terrified of her.

-A little bit.

-I have that effect on people.

You decided to challenge.

You are up here. Are you fairly confident?

No, I think Matt surprised us all last time.

-He did.

-Very impressive.

Well, we'll see. Matt and Harriet,

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

You are both going to play some puzzles.

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

I'm going to show you a key word.

You just need to tell me which of three words that follow can be found

using the letters in it.

Let me give you an example.

If the key word was CHICKPEA, could you find...?

And the answer would be...

CHEAP.

To save your place on the show, let's play word search.

Here's your key word.

Which of the following words can be found in it?

-Matt.

-APPLY.

You're saying APPLY. Is that right?

It is right, Matt.

Well done. Well done, Matt.

You've got a point.

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

Matt, if you get this right, you remain the Boss.

Let's see the next key word.

Which of the following words can be found in COMFORTABLE?

-Matt.

-Barefoot.

Barefoot, is that right?

It is right, Matt.

Well done.

This guy.

Harriet... Just... You were just seconds behind Matt on the buzzer.

I should have known better than to take on the underdog.

That means, Matt, you remain in the Boss's office.

Harriet, you have been beaten by the Boss.

Thank you for playing. It's time for you to clock off.

Thank you very much indeed, Harriet.

-Matt.

-Yeah.

Harriet was one of the best players down there.

And you've seen her off.

I know. I thought I'd face my fears and see if I'd get over it, and I have.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-So, you're left with a team of two down there,

of Ben and Tony.

Anyone down there that is a particular threat to you

-at this point in the show?

-Both of them.

Tony's stayed a little bit quiet, but I'm definitely not ruling anyone out.

Both of them will be great players.

OK. Once again, we need to see how high you can set the bar as the Boss.

Again, you will face five Boss's questions.

For every one you get right,

you will move up one place on the money ladder.

A wrong answer will see you move back down again.

It's your last chance to prove yourself as Boss, Matt.

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

It can make a huge difference to the prize fund, Matt.

-Definitely.

-But a shocker will mean just £10 into the fund per correct

-answer.

-Don't want that again.

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

Here's your first question.

Politics is really one of my weak points,

so this question for me is an absolute nightmare.

I literally couldn't even throw a name in there.

Sorry, I need to pass.

OK. Let's see who it is.

Francois Hollande.

OK. Come on now, Matt.

-I need...

-Come on now, Matt. Let's get up this money ladder.

Come on. Let's get up to £50.

Next question.

Again, cartoons, not a massive strong point here.

I might be fairly young but I've not watched cartoons for a little while.

I'll say...

-..Donald Duck.

-Donald Duck.

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Absolutely no idea.

-Danger Mouse.

-No.

-Come on now.

-I know.

-£50 on the money ladder.

Come on now.

Next question.

Well...

That's throw me off, hasn't it?

Britney Spears' middle name.

Britney Spears isn't my strong point either really.

You are so adorable, Matt.

You just go, it's not my strong point.

No, I don't have many strong points, really.

Yes, you do, Matt. Don't do yourself down.

-Thank you.

-You're a lovely man.

-Stop it.

-Yeah. Answer the question.

-Right...

-So...

-I'm just going to have to pull a random name

-out of the hat here.

-Yeah.

I'm going to go for Louise.

-Louise?

-Yeah.

Is Louise the correct answer?

Jean. Britney Jean Spears.

Yeah, well, there we are.

OK. Come on.

Come on. No, listen, head up.

Yeah, you're right. Positive mental attitude.

-Right.

-Come on now. £50.

We can do this. £50.

Next question.

Are you going to say Greek alphabet isn't your strong point?

No, it's actually a really strong point.

-Oh, good.

-No, I'm joking.

OK.

I'll say...

Omega.

Omega, is that the right answer?

Epsilon.

Sounds like a hair product, doesn't it?

It does. I used Epsilon this morning and that's why I look this fabulous.

Beautiful.

Thank you. Up to £50, we can do this.

Last question.

I'm trying to think of some well-known actresses.

-Nicole Kidman.

-Nicole Kidman.

Is the answer Nicole Kidman?

Brie Larson.

I can't even say I've heard of her.

Another absolute stinker.

She is named after the cheese.

I love Brie.

-OK, Matt.

-It's not going well, is it?

I like you a lot as a human being.

-Thank you very much.

-But that was pretty awful again.

Yes, not the best of questions, really.

-Yeah.

-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 £10 each.

Now, can they do theirs?

Let's play your team questions.

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

-Tony.

-50.

Correct.

-Tony.

-Anthony Joshua.

-Correct.

-Ben.

-Joe Allen?

No, Joe Wicks.

-Ben.

-Hollyoaks.

-Correct.

-Tony.

-Tennis elbow.

No, athlete's foot.

-Ben.

-Soprano.

-Correct.

-Ben.

-Monaco.

-Liechtenstein.

-Tony.

-Jez Butterworth.

No, it was Simon Stephens.

-Tony.

-Costa Del Sol.

Costa Blanca.

-Ben.

-Aristotle.

-Correct.

-Tony.

-Linguine.

-Correct.

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I can't do it. I can't do it, Matt.

The answer to that, of course, is the Fens.

Now, there was quite a few wrong answers.

There was, yeah. Yeah.

Whether they were hard questions or whether I gave them to the wrong people, who knows?

Are you taking responsibility for that as the Boss?

Sometimes the Boss has got to, haven't they?

-Yes. Sometimes.

-Sometimes they don't.

-Sometimes they can just...

-Sometimes it's their fault, yeah.

Sometimes they can just throw it away and see what happens.

Well, I can tell you now, you went to Tony most of all in that round.

Let's see of that was the right thing to do.

Who was the best player?

Ben.

Ben was the best player.

We were playing for £10 a question so if we'd played a perfect round,

you would have added £110 to the prize fund.

In fact, you actually added...

only £60 to the prize fund.

It's better than nothing, Ben.

-Come on.

-The total prize fund now stands at £960.

Which isn't... Not too bad.

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.

It's your last chance to challenge the Boss and knock him out of the game.

If neither of you challenge,

the two of you will come up here and fight it out for survival

and Matt goes through to the final automatically.

If you dare to defy, challenge now.

Matt, do you think anyone is going to have challenged you?

I think Ben will have done.

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

Ben.

Ben. As you thought.

Ben, why did you decide to challenge again at this point?

If I'd been up there before,

we would have been playing for 300 a question

and it's about time that I was up in that podium.

Well, Ben has dared to defy and wants to challenge Matt.

Ben, come and join me in the Boss's office.

Come on up.

Welcome, Ben, to the Boss's office.

Finally, you're facing off against Matt.

Do you think you can take him on?

I have both times so far.

-In my head.

-In your head.

Matt and Ben,

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

your spot in the final.

Tony is already through.

Look at him standing there.

He's done nothing and he's there.

You're both going to play some puzzles.

Buzz 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'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.

Here is an example. Category is colour and this will be the word.

And the answer would be...

To save your place in the show, let's play One Up.

Here is your category.

Here's your word.

-Ben.

-Carrot.

Carrot, is that the right answer?

It is the right answer.

Well done.

Ben, you have one point.

Matt, you need to get this right to stay on the show, to stay as Boss.

Next puzzle. Category is country.

Here's your puzzle.

-Ben.

-Iceland.

Iceland, is that the right answer?

It is the right answer.

Well done, Ben.

Matt!

My underdog.

-I know.

-It didn't quite work out for you.

You've played a fantastic game, Matt.

You stayed in the Boss's office for most of the show.

But it means unfortunately you're going home.

Ben, you get to take the Boss's office.

You have officially beaten the Boss.

Matt, it's time for you to clock off.

-Thank you very much.

-It's been lovely having you on the show. See you later on.

Well, congratulations, Ben and Tony.

You two have fought off the competition and made it through to the final.

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

which currently stands at...

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's £192 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 the

category is lost forever.

Any idea of how you're going to work as a team in this one?

Yeah, I'm going to get half right and he's going to get the other half right.

-Which half, though, Tony? Which half?

-Ben, as you're the Boss,

you have the decision to make of where to start.

Let's kick off with some music, please, Susan.

Music. Start the clock.

Name the band and the song.

# So come on, get it on... #

Ben.

Shine.

-Take That.

-Correct.

-Next category, Ben.

-Film.

Name the two actors and brothers.

Ben.

I don't know.

-Jake Gyllenhall.

-No, incorrect.

-Next category.

-Numbers.

Numbers, please. Find half of the number and double the number.

-Tony.

-164.

-Correct.

-41.

-Correct.

-Next category.

-Food and drink.

Food and drink.

Unscramble the letters to name two food desserts.

-Pavlova.

-Trifle.

Correct. Final category.

-Religion.

-Religion.

Name the Bible books directly before and after Exodus.

-Ben.

-Genesis.

Leviticus.

That's the correct answer, Tony!

Well done. Well done.

Congratulations.

You have won £768.

Ben and Tony, well done to the two of you.

Let's have a look at the category that tripped you up.

And it was...

Name the brothers

and it was Ben and Casey Affleck.

Not the best picture I've ever seen of them.

Well, sometimes we all take a bad picture, Ben,

-it's just the way it is.

-You don't, Susan.

No, well, thanks very much.

You haven't seen what's on my computer.

It's not over yet.

You both have one final decision to make.

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

which is £384 each,

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 £768.

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.

Ben has pressed the buzzer.

Well, it all hangs on this. It's sudden-death, winner takes all.

It's only one question.

The person who gets it right wins.

Your final challenge game today is...

I'm going to show you a key word.

You just need to tell me which of three words that follow can be found

using the letters in it.

You need to 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 £768.

Wrong guess, the puzzle gets passed over to your opponent.

Ready? Here's your keyword.

Which of these words can be found in it?

-Tony.

-Traction.

Traction? Is that right?

It is right! Tony!

Game, Tony. Very quick.

Very quick.

Really good. Really good.

-Ben.

-Susan.

You played a great game and came so far,

but I'm afraid you've been beaten by someone from the shop floor this time.

The man who's been the quiet assassin on the shop floor

for the entire show has just walked away with the entire prize fund of

£768, ladies and gentlemen.

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.