Episode 6 The Boss

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 Alan, I'm a highway engineer from Coventry.

I'm Hilary, I'm a retired management consultant from Flintshire.

I'm Toby and I'm a media student from Luton.

I'm Anju, an entrepreneur from London.

And I'm Craig, I'm an events manager from Shetland.

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 that 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 a children's party -

it's all a lot of fun in the beginning,

and then there's bound to be a tantrum at the end!

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.

APPLAUSE

Fingers on buzzers,

start the clock.

Anju. Trotter.

Correct.

Craig. Jacqueline Wilson.

Correct.

Alan. Platinum.

Incorrect, it's gold.

Anju. Steven Spielberg, it's not...

Incorrect, Richard Attenborough.

Craig. Alan Titchmarsh.

Correct.

Alan. April.

Correct.

Alan. White.

Correct.

Anju. Little Mix.

Fifth Harmony.

Toby. South Park.

Correct.

Alan. Parachutes.

Correct.

Hilary.

Oh, it's gone.

David Hockney.

HOOTER

Out of time, the answer was Texas.

Let's see what

the scores are from that first round.

Craig and Alan are tied for first place,

so it comes down to a tie-breaker.

The first person to buzz in and give me the right answer wins the round.

Give me an incorrect answer,

and you'll be locked out of the whole question.

It'll then be asked to your opponent.

Craig and Alan, here comes your question.

Alan. Darth Vader.

Incorrect.

Craig? Obi-Wan Kenobi?

That's the correct answer, well done, Craig, well done.

APPLAUSE

Well done, Craig, you win the round, and that means, Craig,

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?

I'm going to stick it out down here a bit longer.

I'm going to send Alan up.

Now, tell me, Craig,

why are you sending Alan up to the Boss's Office?

I want to see how he does up there first, before I take it on.

Sounds like we've got a union leader on the floor already, Alan,

I hate to warn you about that!

Well, Alan, you have been chosen as today's first Boss.

Come and join me up in The Boss's Office.

APPLAUSE

So, Craig chose you to be the first Boss.

Do you think some tactics are being employed here?

Yeah, I think he wants me out quite early on,

because he obviously sees me as a bit of a threat, I think.

Ooh. So he thinks, by putting you up here in The Boss's Office,

other people will challenge you, and maybe knock you out of the game?

I think so, yes.

OK. Just remind me, what do you do in your job?

I'm a highway engineer. Are you now?

I am. What's your favourite type of junction, Alan?

I'm very fond of the T-junction.

Oh, well, that... I was going to say that was my favourite as well!

It's amazing, isn't it?! Do you know,

one of my favourite phrases ever is "adverse camber", Alan.

Right, yes. Yeah.

So...

LAUGHTER

So, any particular threats down there, Alan?

I think Craig's obviously a threat.

Yes. Although I do like his beard.

Nice beard. Very nice beard.

Nice beard, he enjoys it as well.

Yes. Any particular allies down there

that you think you might have?

I think Hilary might be an ally.

You're today's first Boss,

and to have the chance to take away the money,

all you need to do is still be right 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 questions to answer,

and for every one you get right,

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

Get one wrong, though, and you move down one place.

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.

APPLAUSE

Here is your first question.

I think I know this, I've only ever watched it once.

Right. And when I was watching it,

I think it was Graham Norton who was hosting it.

Graham Norton, is that the right answer?

It is the right answer.

Well done, Alan.

?30. It may surprise you, Alan, to know I'm obsessed with Eurovision.

Oh, right, OK.

Favourite winner ever, Bobbysocks!, La det swinge.

Right.

# La det swinge a little rock and roll

# La det swinge and let your body lose control... #

?30 on the money ladder.

Get this one right, and you're up to ?50. Get it wrong, though,

and you're back down to ?10.

Next question, please.

I don't play golf,

I feel it's a sport that you do when you're a bit older in life.

But I think... AUDIENCE: Oooh.

Oh, sorry, sorry if that upset anyone.

I think... Is it called a bunker?

Let's see, is it a bunker?

It is, well done, ?50.

Phew.

?50 on the money ladder, get this next one right,

and you're up to ?70.

Get it wrong, you're back down to ?30.

Let's see your next question.

I'm not very good with history.

I know there was a George, back in time.

I'm going to go with George I, but I don't...

It really is a guess.

No. Charles II.

OK. Let's see if we can get you back up again to ?50.

OK, I've seen this, and he's my favourite director. Oh, right, OK.

He's done a lot of other films.

My favourite film is Terminator 2,

and I know he's directed that, so it's James Cameron.

James Cameron, fairly certain about this one?

I'm pretty confident with this one.

James Cameron, is that the correct answer?

It is the right answer, well done.

Well done.

This is your last question,

get this right and you could be playing for ?70 a question,

which would be great.

OK, I've got two in my head.

It's either England or Wales.

I'm going to go with Wales.

Wales? It is Wales, well done, Alan.

I'm actually Welsh!

Surprisingly, not Scotland!

Not Scotland, no.

Now, we've seen how you are as a Boss,

and each question will now be worth ?70.

Now it's over to your staff, let's play your Team Questions.

Two minutes on the clock.

Let's play.

Hilary. Sheep, it's C.

Correct.

Anju. Jourdan Dunn.

Incorrect, it was Rita Ora.

Next question.

Hilary. Canary Islands.

Correct.

Toby.

Nine.

Nope, seven.

Hilary. Text.

No, it was e-mail.

Hilary. Tin.

No, it's paper.

Craig. Peep Show.

Correct.

Hilary. Deerstalker.

Correct.

Toby. Mark Zuckerberg.

Correct.

Craig. Alps.

Correct.

Anju. Mrs Brown's Boys.

Correct.

Hilary. Mercury.

Correct answer, well done!

HOOTER

Time is up. Did your workers do a good job for you?

No, I think I need to reel them in a little bit,

there was a lot of wrong answers, there.

Wow. Do you know what I like? Is your hands are behind your back,

like you're surveying a highway!

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

for answers, but was that the right thing to do?

Who were the best players in that round?

Let's look at the scores.

Oh, wow.

Right. We asked 12 questions, and Craig got ten of them right.

OK. And you only went to Craig twice.

Craig, are you feeling a little bit undervalued down there?

I am indeed, yes, I knew most of them.

I was gutted he didn't come to me.

Why do you think he didn't come to you, Craig?

I think he feels a bit annoyed I made him The Boss from the start!

I didn't realise Craig would be that good,

cos he didn't seem that good to start with.

AUDIENCE: Ohhh!

SUSAN LAUGHS

You're not really helping matters, Alan, I'll be very honest with you.

Well, you were playing for ?70 a question,

so if we'd had a perfect round,

you would have added ?840 to the prize fund.

In fact, you actually added ?560, which is good.

APPLAUSE

If you'd gone to Craig more often,

you would have got more money in the prize fund.

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 that Alan is good enough to be The Boss?

If so, you can now lock in a Leadership Challenge, but remember,

if none of you do that,

Alan is going to pick two of you to come up here

and fight it out for survival anyway.

If you dare to defy...

..challenge now.

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

Do you think anyone's going to turn around and challenge you?

I think Craig might do, now.

Because of your history?

And because he did so well in that round, yeah.

And you ignored him? I mean, I'm not stoking it up,

I'm just pointing out what happened!

I think Toby might do, as well.

Why? I haven't got a reason,

other than I'm pretty sure he's quite ambitious.

We can tell from the way you use your walk, you're an ambitious man,

no time to talk.

Who would you be concerned about turning around, Alan?

I think Hilary, actually.

Why? I'm concerned about Hilary,

because I think she knows more than she's letting on.

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

Oh, she's only gone and done it!

She's only gone and done it, Alan.

She's only gone and turned round.

I think I can take him on.

At my age, why not?

Absolutely. Next thing we know, you'll be playing golf, Hilary.

Hilary has dared to defy and wants to challenge you.

Hilary. Come up and join me in The Boss's Office.

Come on up, Hilary.

APPLAUSE

Hilary, welcome.

Thank you. I like the fire in your belly, Hilary.

Do you think you can take him on?

I think so. Absolutely.

Do you think he was slightly dismissive of you, in some ways?

You might say that, I couldn't possibly comment.

Alan and Hilary, 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.

Loser goes home.

Your challenge game today 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.

Glasses and porridge there would make

Ronnie Barker.

To save your place on the show...

..here is your first question.

Alan? Florence Nightingale?

It is right. Well done, Alan.

Of course, she was known as the Lady of the Lamp in the Crimean War.

Point to you, Alan. Hilary,

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

Let's see your next puzzle.

Alan? Elvis Presley?

Alan, that is the right answer.

Well done.

Do you know what, Hilary? I have to commend you for your courage.

Those three stood down there, not challenging.

Cowards, every single one of them.

It will be remembered in your evaluation after the show,

young people down there.

Hilary, you've been beaten by The Boss.

Time to clock off. Thank you for coming, Hilary, my darling.

APPLAUSE

I think she was my only worthy challenger,

so I'm kind of glad that's out of the way.

AUDIENCE: Ooooh!

All I can see is Craig going like this.

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 will move up one place in the money ladder.

A wrong answer will see you move back down.

This time, a good round could see you all playing

for ?200 a question, Alan.

That could make a huge difference to the prize fund.

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

APPLAUSE

Here's your first question.

Rolling In The Deep,

the first thing that comes to my head is Adele.

I'm going to go with Adele, but I don't think it is,

because I don't think she did When We Were Young.

Maybe she did. I'm going to go with Adele.

Adele? You've talked yourself into it?

Yes, I had a long conversation.

Adele, is that the right answer?

It is the right answer.

OK. It is.

APPLAUSE

Well done, ?30 on the money ladder.

Get this right and you're up to ?50.

Wrong answer, back down to ten.

Something recently went past Jupiter.

I couldn't tell you the name of that.

Could it be going to Pluto?

Is Pluto the correct answer?

Saturn. Right. OK.

The Hula Hoop planet.

Next question.

OK, so I know a little bit of Greek.

Do you? I know phileo is love, and adelphos is brotherly.

I think it is Philadelphia. Oh, hello. He knows ancient Greek!

Let's see what happens here.

You are saying... Philadelphia.

Is that the right answer, Philadelphia?

It is. Well done, Alan.

You were surprised at that, weren't you?

Alan, I speak Latin, would you have thought that of me?

Etiam in pictura est puella, nomine Flavia.

Bang. So, you're on ?30.

Next question.

Now, I'm not a fan of Shakespeare, and we did do him in school.

I'm guessing from the idea of true love

that it would be Romeo And Juliet.

Romeo And Juliet? Is it Romeo And Juliet?

No, it is a Midsummer Night's dream.

You're thinking of Romeo And Juliet because we're standing on a balcony,

and we're in love. Yeah, that's right.

Last question.

I'm going to go with Serena Williams,

because that's the only other female tennis person that I know.

Is that right, Serena Williams?

It is.

APPLAUSE

That was lucky, then.

Thank heavens, you know the name of her sister.

Wasn't the best round, Alan.

No. A bit disappointed at myself with that.

You've done your bit by setting the value of the questions at ?30 each.

Now, can they do theirs?

Let's play your Team Questions.

APPLAUSE

OK, another two minutes on the clock.

Let's play.

Craig. 12.

Correct.

Craig? Brandon Flowers.

Correct.

Craig. Lenny Henry.

Correct.

Craig. Somme.

Correct.

Anju. Chopin.

Mozart.

Toby? Insects?

Correct.

Toby? Damascus.

No, it was Bethany.

Craig. The Chainsmokers.

Correct.

Toby.

QI.

Toby.

Glastonbury. Correct.

Craig.

Turner Prize.

You got it just in time there, well done.

Alan, did they do a good job for you there?

That was quite an up-and-down round, wasn't it?

I thought they did pretty well.

Anju got one wrong.

On the whole, I think they did pretty well that round.

OK. I can tell you now that you went to Craig the most.

At one point it was simply a dialogue.

Yes. Was that the right thing to do?

Who were the best players?

Let's have a look of the scores.

Craig was the best player. But Anju and Toby didn't do bad at all.

Six. You went to Toby four times, but Anju only once.

That was the one you got wrong.

Are you feeling slightly belittled here, Anju?

A little bit. Why do you think it is he only went to you once, Anju?

Because I'm female and I'm challenging him.

AUDIENCE: Oh!

Different dynamic to the game altogether.

Well, you were playing for ?30 a question.

If we had played a perfect round,

you would have added ?330 to the prize fund.

In fact, you actually added ?270 to the prize fund,

which means the total prize fund now stands at ?830.

Alan, not bad.

But now we come to the hard part.

Right now, somebody is leaving the show.

So, over to you down there.

Do you think Alan is a worthy boss?

Or is it time for you to take control?

If you dare to defy, challenge now.

MUSIC AS AUDIENCE SHOUT OUT

OK. Alan, do you think anyone is going to challenge you

at this point?

Yeah, I think Craig is going to take this opportunity to try to take me on.

Craig, and his beard?

Craig, and his beard. Well, let's see if anyone wants to take you on.

Wow.

Hi, Alan. There's been a bit of a revolt.

There has been. The people are revolting, as they say.

I think Alan just let us down a bit.

You had a really promising start, then just threw it all away.

He's so young and sweet.

It's like having a YTS person shouting at you.

Anju, why have you challenged?

?30 a question.

Seriously?

OK. Craig, and your lovely beard, why have you challenged now?

I think I proved myself in these first two rounds.

I think I can do a better job up there.

OK. All valid reasons, Alan.

OK. You're now in a really powerful position,

because you now have to choose who you want to come up here to

The Boss's Office to play to defend your position.

I'm going to take Anju.

That's because I was surprised at how well she did in the last round,

so I think it's time to take her on.

Well, Anju, you have been chosen by Alan.

Come and join me in The Boss's Office.

Come on up, Anju.

She looks like she's ready to rumble,

I'll be very honest with you.

Anju, do you think you can take Alan down?

Of course.

Taking down big Alan. Honestly,

it's really quite tense up here in The Boss's Office.

I'll be honest with you. I need a custard cream to calm down in a second.

Alan and Anju, 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 and you win a point.

Buzz in with an incorrect answer and it's passed over to your opponent.

Best of three wins.

Loser goes home.

Your challenge game is...

Colour Coded.

You will see a keyword and each letter has a different

coloured box associated with it.

You will then see some new coloured boxes and you need to match the

colours to the letters in the key word to give me the answer.

Here's an example.

If the keyword was soldier,

and these colours came up, the answer would be...

side.

To save your place on the show, let's play Colour Coded.

The keyword is pundits.

Here's your puzzle.

Anju?

Stun.

Stun? Is that right?

It is right, well done, Anju.

Anju, you have a point.

Alan, you need to get this one right to stay as The Boss and stay in

the show. Anju, if you get this right, you will be The Boss.

Let's see the keyword.

Cabling.

Here is your puzzle.

Alan? Nail.

Nail?

Is that correct? It is correct.

Well done.

Right, it's a sudden death situation.

Whoever gets the next puzzle right wins this challenge round.

Let's see your keyword.

Mistake.

Here is your puzzle.

Anju? Kite.

Is that right?

It is right.

Well done, Anju.

Girl power!

Just slightly quicker on the buzzer than you, Alan.

You've done a tremendous job as Boss on the show.

But, as often happens, the revolution is being televised.

Anju, you get to take The Boss's Office.

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

Anju, there you go.

You challenged The Boss, you beat The Boss.

You are here in The Boss's Office.

Female bosses. There they are. Two of them left. What do you think?

I'm scared of this one, definitely.

Craigie boy down there. You know,

all I can think of is that they both look like they need a good meal.

I know, yeah.

Maybe it's because I'm getting older.

I'm thinking, I should really feed them up a little bit.

Maternal. Yes, there is that kind of thing.

Eat more, eat more. Anyway, this is the chance

to prove yourself as Boss.

The last chance to set the value of the questions.

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

That could make a huge difference to the prize fund.

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

Here's your first question.

No idea.

Suranne Jones and Lesley Sharp. No idea?

No idea. Do you want to have a guess at it?

Sherlock. Sherlock?

Is Sherlock the right answer?

No.

Scott And Bailey. It's a crime drama on ITV.

OK, come on. Up to ?50 on the money ladder if you get the next question

right. Let's see the next question.

OK, I know it was Brazil last time so I want to go more Oriental.

I want to say...

Osaka, Japan?

Osaka is the answer.

Is that correct?

Tokyo.

You were right about the country.

It was Oriental. It's OK.

?50. Come on, let's get up that money ladder.

They're in the fingers.

You're saying in the fingers? Fingers.

Is that right?

Foot. Wayne Rooney famously broke his metatarsal,

and that hurt him.

Next question.

The only antiheroes that I know would be Captain America,

something The Avengers.

What's your answer to this question, Anju?

Avengers. Avengers.

Is it The Avengers?

So hard!

Toby's finding it difficult not to lose his mind.

I know he is!

Suicide Squad, who were the antiheroes.

Last question, Anju, come on.

?50, come on. ?50 on the money ladder.

Let's see the last question.

Geography is really not a good one either for me.

Great Barrier Reef.

The Great Barrier Reef.

Is that the right answer?

The Mariana Trench.

I've no idea where that is. No idea.

It's in the Pacific.

I don't know geography. I've no idea.

It's a big hole. Oh, somewhere.

Anju, I...

I love you... Alan, all is forgiven.

I respect you.

But that was not a very good round, Anju.

I'm sorry, I'm so sorry.

You can still redeem yourself, Anju, if you manage your team well.

You can still get a lot of money into the prize fund.

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.

Two minutes on the clock.

Let's play.

Craig. Arteries.

Correct.

Toby.

SAY.

Incorrect, YAY.

Craig. Rugby league.

Cricket.

Toby. 1947?

1937.

Craig. Famous.

Correct.

Toby. Brussels?

Lisbon.

Craig. Wall-E.

Correct.

Toby. Dalai?

Lama.

Craig. Gillian Flynn.

No, it's Paula Hawkins.

Craig. Photobomb.

Correct.

HOOTER

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

The answer was King Kong, obviously, to that one.

Oh, Anju.

Did your team help you?

No, not at all.

Not at all! And you don't think they did a particularly good job?

No, and neither did I, in all fairness.

Now I can tell you you went to Craig most of all in that round,

but was that the right thing to do?

Who was actually the best player?

Let's have a look at the stats.

It's pretty even-stevens.

Now, I'll be honest with you, we asked ten questions,

so neither of them have really covered themselves in glory

in that round, have they? No, not at all.

There seems to have been a bit of dip in form in the workforce.

Maybe you need an awayday, some team bonding.

You were playing for ?10 a question so, if we'd played a perfect round,

you'd have added ?100 to the prize fund.

In fact, you actually only added

?40.

I know, hang your heads in shame, young men.

The total prize fund, though, now stands at ?870.

So that's 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 her out of the game.

If you dare to defy, challenge now.

MUSIC AS AUDIENCE SHOUT OUT

Do you think you're going to get a challenge?

I hope so. Who do you want to challenge you?

Toby. Why?

Because he's been giving me gyp.

It's a grudge match. So, if Toby turns round, you'll be delighted?

Happy days. Happy days, OK.

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

Yes, there we go!

Yes! Time for the claw, boy.

I love you. Do you know, I love you so much, Toby,

turning round with so much street attitude.

It's a delight. Why did you decide to challenge at this point, Toby?

?10 per question isn't enough to get my student shopping done.

Sorry. And students, they don't eat anything.

They don't. Look at you!

Look at him. If you don't win anything, Toby,

I think we should have a whip round so you could eat something this year. It would be a nice thing.

You can eat my dust. Yeah... Oh, my word!

Toby, come and join me in The Boss's Office.

Come on up, Toby.

There's a lot of posturing happening between the two of you,

and it's just... It's remarkable.

It's the sweetest grudge match I've ever had the opportunity to see.

Do you think you're going to be able to beat her?

I mean, she's making jokes about my eating habits but I think she's going to have the taste of defeat.

If you say so!

Hope you like dust.

Now a place in The Final's at stake.

Craig, just by standing there and doing nothing,

is through to The Final with his lovely beard.

Anju and Toby, you need to win this challenge to keep your place on the

show and take your spot in The Final.

You're both going to play some puzzles.

Your Challenge Game 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...

The answer would be...

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

The category is...

Toby. Raging Bull?

It is right. Well done, Toby, well done.

Toby, you have a point. Anju,

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

Toby, if you get this right you are through to The Final with Craig.

Let's see the category.

What is that?

Toby. Eton mess.

It is right, Toby.

Well done.

It is right. Oh, Anju.

You were just behind on the buzzer.

Did you know that last one, Eton mess?

Kind of. Toby, you get to take The Boss's Office.

Anju, it's been a delight to have you on the show.

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

Thank you very much. Lovely having you, Anju.

Congratulations, Toby and Craig.

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 ?870.

Not bad. Not bad.

How do you feel?

You're in The Final. You kept under the radar for a lot of the show.

I did. Was that a deliberate ploy?

To secure my place in The Final, absolutely.

So it's gone according to plan for you?

Absolutely, I'm here. Yes, absolutely, you are here.

Toby... From the start,

I think I knew Craig was going to be in it at the end.

He seemed to know the most out of everyone here.

It was just a matter of whittling out the weak ones.

I agree.

Oh, right, confident.

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 you'll have 90 seconds to complete the board.

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

so that's ?174 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

that category is lost for ever.

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

I think I'll start with Sport, please.

Start the clock.

Unscramble these letters to give us the surnames

of two Manchester United players.

Craig. Rooney.

Pass.

Next category.

Politics.

Name the two politicians in the picture.

Craig. Angela Merkel.

Pass.

Next category. Food and Drink.

Solve the crossword to find

the names of the two types of cocktails.

Craig. Mojito.

Correct.

Pass.

Next category.

Numbers.

Half and double the number.

Toby. 93.

372.

Correct. Last category is Music.

Find the missing lyrics of the song.

I remember when BLANK was young, me and BLANK had so much fun.

Toby. Life?

No.

Not correct, I'm afraid.

Congratulations to the two of you.

You've won ?174.

Give them a round of applause.

You completed only one of the puzzles, I'm afraid.

Let's see what tripped you up.

Rooney was one of the players and the other one was...

Carrick.

Politics, Angela Merkel you said,

and then it was Francois Hollande.

Food and Drink, cocktail, mojito

you said, the other one was

Martini. Music,

I remember when rock was young, me and Susie had so much fun.

It was written about me. And the song was Elton John, Crocodile Rock.

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, ?87 each...

That's a lot of Pot Noodles.

Or you can decide to play one final game and find out who the ultimate

Boss really is.

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

That's ?174.

The loser will leave with nothing.

You both now have five seconds to decide.

If you want to make one final Leadership Challenge,

press your buzzers now.

HOOTER

No? Neither of you wanted to challenge.

Come and face me.

Oh, bless your cotton socks.

You're leaving richer than you arrived.

And it's kind of like a parable for our times.

If you'd both stepped up to the mark quicker,

this would all be very different.

Congratulations.

You've both played a fantastic game.

You are walking away - don't get over excited -

with ?87 each, everyone!

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. See you later on.