Episode 9 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. Let's meet today's players.

Hi, I'm Matt, a wedding speech writer from Gloucestershire.

I'm Hyacinth, an education volunteer from Essex.

I'm Kit, a drama teacher from Hampshire.

I'm Helen, a project management executive from Halifax.

And I'm Graham, an assistant operations manager from Wigan.

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 your 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 like an exciting game of cat and mouse.

Many of our contestants already have their claws out.

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.

-Matt.

-The Atlantic.

Correct.

-Kit.

-Telephone.

Correct.

-Kit.

-Scrubs.

Correct.

-Matt.

-Buy one get one free.

Correct.

-Kit.

-Sleeping Beauty.

Correct.

-Matt.

-George Orwell.

Correct.

-Matt.

-Charles II.

Incorrect, it was from which building.

The Tower of London.

-Kit.

-Wolf Of Wall Street.

Correct.

-Matt.

-Tendon.

Correct.

-Matt.

-Button Moon.

Correct.

-Matt.

-Richard Branson.

Correct.

-Kit.

-Chillies.

Correct.

HOOTER

That's the blind spots.

Quite a round there.

Let's see what the scores are.

Kit and Matt are tied for first place.

My goodness.

APPLAUSE

So it comes down to a tie-breaker.

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

Give me an incorrect answer

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

It will then be asked to your opponent.

Here's your question.

-Kit.

-Aled Jones?

Incorrect. Matt, do you have an answer?

-Not a clue.

-The answer was Gareth Malone.

Here's another question.

-Matt.

-Scilly Isles.

Correct answer, Matt, well done.

Quite a battle there with Kit, but, Matt,

you have won through and that means you have proven yourself early on

and have a decision to make.

Do you want to be the first Boss today, Matt, or are you going to

bide your time and promote someone else?

Matt, what do you want to do?

-Um, I'll be the Boss.

-You'll be the Boss.

Come up and join me in the Boss's Office, Matt.

APPLAUSE

Matt. Welcome.

You wanted to see what the Boss's Office was like.

-It's lovely.

-It's got a nice view, hasn't it?

-It has.

-Down there... of your minions.

-My minions, yeah!

On the shop floor.

We haven't got a lot of furniture yet, but we can get some beanbags

and stuff for a break-out area if you want to.

-That's good.

-Now, Matt,

anyone down there worrying you just now in terms of your workforce?

Anyone a threat down there?

Well, Kit was amazing in that round, so maybe he's a threat,

but maybe he's a good person to have on your side as well.

Maybe. Just remind me, what do you do for a living, Matt?

I'm a wedding speech writer.

I run an agency that write speeches for people's weddings.

Now, when you say you run it, are you the boss, then?

I am. I am the boss.

What kind of boss are you, Matt?

I'm a really, really...

genial, kind, understanding boss.

You seem like a really nice fella, Matt.

-Thank you. That's really kind of you.

-I worry about you!

Yes.

Well, you're today's first Boss,

and to have the chance to walk away with the cash

all you need to do is still be right 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.

-OK.

You will have five to answer, and for every one you get right,

you move up one place on the money ladder,

get it wrong, 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.

I've not been to Japan but I'd really love to go.

And I think the capital is Tokyo.

Tokyo, is that the capital city of Japan?

It is, well done, Matt.

Well done. You're up to £30 on the money ladder.

Get the next one right and you'll be up to £50,

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

French term, I guess it's cliche.

-Cliche?

-Yeah.

Is it cliche?

It is cliche. Well done, yes.

It's good to avoid them when you're writing speeches

-for people, isn't it?

-I avoid them like the plague!

Lovely cliche.

£50 on the money ladder.

Get the next one right and you'll be moving up to £70,

get it wrong and it's back down to £30.

Next question.

Oh, it goes

Matthew, Mark, Luke and John in the way people talk about it,

so I'm guessing the last one is John?

-John.

-John.

-Is that the right answer?

It is the right answer.

Very well done.

Get the next one right and you move right to the top

of the money ladder, £100.

Get it wrong and it's back down to 50. Let's see the next question.

Um, I've heard of this before.

It's either tennis or boxing.

The Marquess of Queensberry rules is about kind of wearing gloves

-and stuff. It's boxing.

-Boxing.

-Yeah.

-Is boxing the right answer?

It is the right answer.

Well done.

You're at the top of the money ladder, one more question to go,

it's your last question, get this right and you stay at £100,

get it wrong and it's back down to 70. Last question, please.

I'm too old for this. Hang on.

John and Edward.

Wouldn't be Jedward, would it?

-Jedward, is that your answer?

-That's my answer.

I can't think of a better one.

It is the right answer, Matt, well done.

I think that's the best way I've ever seen anyone work out an answer.

John and Edward - hang on a second, that's Jedward!

That went well for you, perfect round, Matt.

-It was great.

-Well, we've seen how you are as a boss,

and each question will now be worth £100, Matt, which is fantastic.

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.

-Kit.

-Liffey.

Correct.

-Hyacinth.

-Tabloids.

Correct.

-Hyacinth.

-The Fast Show.

Correct.

-Kit.

-Dioxide, all day long.

-Graham.

-Bagel.

Correct.

-Hyacinth.

-Bozo.

Incorrect. It's Krusty.

-Helen.

-Pear.

Correct.

-Kit.

-Jack?

No, it's a hob.

-Graham.

-Nike.

Correct.

-Kit.

-Stirrup.

Correct.

Schloss is a German word for what type of building?

HOOTER

Ah, too late.

It is, of course, a castle.

Matt, I can tell you now, in that round you went to Kit the most,

but was that the right thing to do?

Who were the best players?

Kit was the best player.

Helen, how are you doing?

In the middle of the pack.

Solid performance.

Seven's my lucky number, so...

-Oh, is it?

-I'm going to stick with that and hope it brings me luck.

Oh, well, let's see.

Seven's her lucky number,

so remember the seventh question of every round towards Helen.

Hyacinth, do you think you need to up your game a bit?

I definitely need to, looking at those scores.

-Yeah.

-Well, you were playing for £100 a question, so if you'd played

a perfect round, you would have added £1,000 to the prize fund.

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

so that's not bad at all.

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 Matt 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 -one is brave enough, the Boss will choose two of

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

If you dare to defy,

challenge now.

AUDIENCE SHOUT OUT

Matt, everyone's had a chance to challenge.

Do you think anyone's going to be challenging you?

-We'll see!

-You will see.

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

No!

No-one has taken you on, Matt.

And that leaves you in a very powerful position.

You now get to choose two people to come up here

and fight it out for survival.

The winner stays on the show, the loser goes home.

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

The why is, I'm just going to go with the two people

with the lowest score. And that is Helen and Hyacinth.

Helen and Hyacinth, you have been chosen by the Boss.

Matt, feel free to leave us and go to the break-out area.

Hyacinth and Helen come up to the Boss's Office,

come on up, the two of you, come on up.

Helen, welcome to the Boss's Office.

I'm not sure I feel that good being here, but thank you.

Hyacinth, are you happy to be here?

Um, yes.

Yes. Positive mental attitude is the best way to go.

Hyacinth and Helen, 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 get a point,

buzz in with an incorrect answer and I pass it over to your opponent.

Best of three wins, loser goes home.

Your challenge game today is Colour Coded.

You'll see a keyword and each letter has a different-coloured box

associated with it.

You'll then see some new coloured boxes

and you need to match the colours to the letters in the keyword

to give me an answer. Here is an example for you.

The key word is backlog.

The coloured boxes appear and the answer to that would be...

goal.

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

Let's see your keyword.

Here are your boxes, buzz in if you know the answer.

-Helen.

-Name.

Name, is that the right answer?

It is the right answer, well done, Helen.

Helen, you have a point,

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

Helen, if you get it right, you're back down on the shop floor.

Here is your next keyword.

Here are your boxes.

Buzz in if you know.

-Helen.

-Tank.

Tank. Is tank the right answer?

It is the right answer, Helen.

Well done.

Just quicker on the buzzer there, slightly, Helen,

you're off to join the workers again.

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

It's time for you to clock off.

APPLAUSE

Matt.

-Good to be back.

-So, Helen survived.

Do you think you've maybe made a bit of an enemy of her

by putting her into the Boss's Office?

I hope not. I hope she understood my reasons.

It was just who scored the lowest.

I can't see Helen's face but she's doing this.

So I'm not sure she understands your reasons, Matt, I'll be honest with you.

I'm trying to get us down to the best players,

and so get the most money in the pit, in the kitty.

Oh, Helen, it just gets worse!

Well, 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'll move up one place on the money ladder.

A wrong answer will see you move back down again.

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

A shocker will mean just £10 per correct answer into the prize fund.

-OK.

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

Here's your first question.

Um...I used to work in politics, so I should know this.

Did you? You kept that quiet.

Yeah. I was young, I was naive.

Boris Johnson, he's the Foreign Secretary.

Yes.

£30 on the money ladder, get the next one right

and you're up to £50.

Get it wrong, it's back down to the bottom.

Next question.

-I used to go to this place, um...

-When you were a politician?

When I was a politician, yeah, it's in Madrid.

-Madrid.

-Yeah.

-Is it Madrid?

It is Madrid. Well done, Matt, well done.

£50 on the money ladder.

Get the next one right and you're up to £100.

Next question.

Um...

I reckon that's a bit early for Bad...

..and it's late for Off The Wall, so I reckon it's...

..it's got to be Thriller?

Is it Thriller?

It is Thriller, well worked out, well worked out, yes.

Well done, you're at £100 on the money ladder.

Get the next one right and you're right at the top at £200,

get it wrong, back down to 50. Next question.

It's got to be Canada.

Canada. Is that the answer?

-Canada's the answer, yeah.

-It is the answer.

Well done, Matt.

OK. This is your last question.

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

Get it wrong and it's back down to £100.

Do you know, I've just started reading this.

-Have you!

-Yeah!

That's putting real pressure on...

It is putting a little bit of pressure on yourself.

Better just check that I've got this right, yeah.

It's The Picture Of Dorian Gray.

Dorian Gray, is that the right answer?

It is the right answer.

Well done.

-Perfect round, Matt.

-Thank you.

-Brilliantly done.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-I feel like I need a lie-down or something.

The Boss doesn't get a lie-down, no, no, no.

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 £200 each.

Now, can they do theirs?

Let's play your Team Questions.

OK, another two minutes on the clock.

Let's play.

-Helen.

-Pride.

Correct.

-Graham.

-Guessing at curling.

No. It's fishing.

-Helen.

-Holy Island.

Correct.

-Kit.

-Shakespeare's Sister.

Correct.

-Graham.

-Gold Coast.

Correct.

-Kit.

-Instagram?

No, Twitter.

-Graham.

-Shaun Ryder.

Correct.

-Helen.

-Denmark.

No, it's Norway.

-Kit.

-Liverpool.

Correct.

-Graham.

-Bill Murray?

Correct.

-Graham.

-All Blacks.

Correct answer, well done. HOOTER

We don't have time for any more, well done.

Matt, how did your team do for you?

They did pretty well. There was only, what, two wrong there.

Yes. I can tell you, in that round, you went to Graham the most.

But was that the right thing to do? Let's take a look.

Who were the best players?

Oof.

Kit, do you think you were under-utilised in that round?

No, I'm just annoyed that the one question I got asked

was the one I got wrong.

That's what bothers me. Apart from that, all good.

A happy workforce down there.

Despite the fact you're favouring Graham all the time!

Maybe it's cos he's the only one you can see, cos you're tall enough.

Well, you were playing for £200 a question,

so if you'd played a perfect round, you would have added £2,200

to the prize fund, my goodness.

In fact, you actually added £1,600 to the prize fund,

which means the total prize fund now stands at £2,400.

Wow.

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, minions.

Do you think Matt is a worthy Boss?

Or is it now time to take control?

If so, 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 to the Boss's Office

and fight it out for survival.

If you dare to defy, challenge now.

AUDIENCE SHOUT OUT

Matt, everyone has had a chance to challenge you.

Do you think anyone's turning round? Anyone challenging you, Matt?

I don't know. I saw a few hands moving to the buzzers then, so we'll see.

Yes. Let's see if anyone wants to take you on.

No-one again! No-one wants to challenge you, Matt.

You have an aura around you.

Kit, why didn't you challenge?

Well, to be fair, he has got every single question right,

and that's not nothing.

No, that's absolutely true.

Helen, he has picked on you slightly,

why didn't you challenge him?

He is doing a good job as the Boss,

he's getting a nice bit of money in the bank,

so I wanted to trust him another round.

-Graham?

-I think we're doing a good job down here,

-and he's doing a good job up there. Why would you change it for the time being?

-Oh, my goodness.

A happy workforce, until someone gets tipped over the edge.

Nobody has had the gall to challenge you, Matt,

and that leaves you 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 for survival.

Winner stays on the show, loser goes home.

Who are you going to call up here and why?

I'm sorry I have to do this again, Helen.

You scored the lowest number, so it's got to be Helen.

But the next one is really, really tricky.

I'm going to say eenie, meenie, miney, moe...

Graham. Sorry.

-Fair enough.

-Helen and Graham, you have been selected by the Boss.

Matt, that means, again, you get to recline and count some staples.

Graham and Helen, come up to the Boss's Office, please.

Come on up.

Graham, you were chosen by Matt to come up to the Boss's Office.

-Are you happy about that?

-I'm not happy about it,

but we're obviously a strong team, I think.

-Doing very well.

-Helen, you're back here again.

Well, I've been here once before...

-Yeah.

-..and I managed to do OK, so, sorry, Graham,

-but I'm going to do my best to beat you.

-Feel free.

Oh, I like this, I like this a lot.

Well, Helen and Graham,

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

You're both going to play some puzzles.

Buzz in with a correct answer and you get a point,

buzz in with an incorrect answer and I pass it 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 the three words that follow

can be found using the letters in it.

Here's an example for you.

If the key word was "newspaper",

could you find "answer", "enrage" or "apple" in it?

And you could, of course, find "answer" in it.

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?

-Graham?

-Gurgle.

Gurgle, is that the right answer?

It is the right answer. Well done, Graham, well done.

Point to you, Graham.

Get this right and you stay on the show.

Helen, you need to get this next one right.

Here's your key word.

Which of the following words can be found in it?

-Graham?

-Recipe.

Is recipe right?

It is right, Graham. Well done.

-My word!

-Well done.

-Oh, Helen.

-Thank you very much.

Helen, Helen, Helen.

Just slightly too slow on the buzzer there.

You saw off one challenger.

I'm afraid this time it's not quite worked out.

Graham, you're off to join the workforce again.

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

-Thank you for coming onto the show, Helen.

-Thank you.

Helen's gone, Matt, Helen's gone.

Was that part of your plan?

I didn't plan it, but she was the weakest scoring out of those three,

-just then.

-OK. Well, once again,

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

You're going to face five Boss's Questions.

OK. For every one you get right,

you move up one place on the money ladder.

Get it wrong, and you move back down one place.

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

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

That can make a massive difference to the prize fund.

A shocker of a round, though,

-will see you just playing for £10 per correct answer.

-Yeah.

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

-OK.

Here's your first question.

You get it with things like kebabs, and it tastes like...

It tastes like, sort of, sesame.

So I'm going to say sesame.

Sesame. Is sesame the right answer?

It is the right answer.

Sesame seeds.

Get the next one right and you're up to £100.

Get it wrong, back down to ten.

Next question.

Into The Groove was by Madonna.

Madonna, is Madonna the right answer?

It is the right answer, well done.

£100 on the money ladder,

get the next one right and you're up to £150.

Get it wrong, back down to 50.

Next question.

I've just been reading my kids this!

I'm getting lucky on the book questions, aren't I?

They're from Wind In The Willows.

Wind In The Willows, is that the right answer?

It is the right answer, well done.

£150 on the money ladder.

Get the next one right and you're up to £300 per question.

Let's see the next question.

Landmark that had two names in Australia.

The only one I can think of would be Ayers Rock.

-Ayers Rock?

-Ayers Rock, yeah.

Is it Ayers Rock?

It only blooming is Ayers Rock, well done, Matt, well done.

Last question.

Get this one right and you stay at £300 per question.

Right at the top of the money ladder.

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

Last question, please.

Ooh. Um...

Christopher Lee,

he played Dracula in a lot of films.

Gary Oldman, I'm not sure, but I've got a feeling he played Dracula.

I'm going to say Dracula.

Dracula, is Dracula the right answer?

It is the right answer!

Well done, Matt!

That's three perfect rounds in the Boss's Questions.

That's remarkable, Matt.

I can understand, to a certain extent,

why no-one's challenging you, I'll be honest with you, Matt.

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

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

You've done your bit

by setting the value of the questions at £300 each.

Now, can they do theirs?

Let's play your Team Questions.

OK, another two minutes on the clock.

Let's play.

-Graham.

-Olivia.

Correct.

-Kit.

-Fiona Bruce.

Correct.

-Kit.

-Monaco.

Correct.

-Kit.

-Jaw.

Correct.

-Kit.

-Lion.

Correct.

-Graham.

-Wootton Bassett.

Correct.

-Graham.

-Jamie Oliver.

Correct.

-Graham.

-Wales.

Correct.

-Kit.

-Terry Gilliam.

Correct.

-Graham.

-Niki Lauda.

No, it was Alain Prost.

-Kit.

-Burrito.

Correct answer. HOOTER

Well done, right at the end there, well done.

Just the one slip-up there.

I can tell you now, you went to Kit the most in that round.

But let's see if that was the right thing to do.

Who was the best player?

It was Kit. Graham on nine.

So it's pretty much even-stevens down there right now.

Well, you were playing for £300 a question.

So, if we'd played a perfect round, you would have added a massive

£3,300 to the prize fund.

In fact, you actually added...

..£3,000 to the prize fund.

And the total prize fund now stands at...£5,400.

That's a lot of money.

-Great.

-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.

Kit, Graham, this is your last chance to challenge the Boss

and knock him out of the game.

But remember, if neither of you challenge,

you two will be up here in the Boss's Office fighting for survival

and Matt goes straight through to The Final.

If you dare to defy, challenge now.

AUDIENCE SHOUT OUT

They've both had a chance to challenge your leadership.

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

No, neither of them!

AUDIENCE GROAN AND LAUGH

Wow. Graham, why didn't you challenge?

Cos you have to fight it out against Kit now for a place in The Final.

Why did you decide not to take control?

I'd have to fight it out against Matt anyway,

so both are strong contestants.

Just part of me thought Kit might go up there

and then I've only got one to beat.

Kit, why didn't you challenge?

I quite like it down here, actually.

Well, unfortunately, you're not going to stay down there, Kit, I'm afraid.

Nobody has challenged you

and that means Kit and Graham must now fight it out against each other.

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

Matt, make yourself comfortable, I'll see you in The Final later on.

Kit and Graham, come up to the Boss's Office, please, come up.

So, you're both here in the Boss's Office against each other.

Have you left yourself a little bit exposed? It's a big prize fund.

Did you not feel, "Oh, I'll take control and fight it out

"and make sure I'm in that final"?

I've been married for 12 years

and I've never been the Boss for a day of it, so why change now?

Matt has played a great game

and guaranteed himself a place in The Final,

but who will join him?

Kit and Graham, 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.

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

Buzz in with an incorrect answer and I pass it over to your opponent.

Best of three wins, loser goes home.

Your challenge game is...

I'm going to show you a sequence.

You just need to tell me what's missing.

Here is an example.

The missing link there would be...

Because we're going up by two, three, four, and five.

To save your place on the show, let's play Missing Link.

Here's your puzzle.

-Graham?

-1914.

Is that right?

It is right. Well done, Graham, very quick.

Very quick. We're going up by seven every time.

Point to you, Graham. Get this right and that's you through to The Final.

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

Next puzzle.

-Kit?

-64?

64, is that right?

It is right, well done.

A sequence of cubed numbers.

Now it's a sudden-death situation.

Whoever gets this next puzzle right goes through to The Final.

Loser goes home. Let's see the next puzzle.

-Graham?

-438.

Is that right?

It is right, Graham, well done!

It's going up by 17 every time.

-Cheers.

-What a competition, though.

You were both really quick on the buzzers.

You knew that one, didn't you, Kit? He was just too quick for you.

I was just being nice. A shirt like that deserves to be in The Final.

Absolutely. It does deserve to be in The Final, you're right.

Well, Graham, you win that round and you're going through to The Final.

Kit, you've played a great game, but I'm afraid you are going home.

-It's time for you to clock off, Kit.

-Thank you very much. Bye-bye.

If you've just tuned in, don't worry,

there's nothing wrong with your television set.

It's not in 3-D, I just have two very tall men next to me.

Congratulations, Matt and Graham,

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

£5,400, ladies and gentlemen!

That's incredible!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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 will have 90 seconds

to complete the board.

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

so that is £1,080 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 with the answer

and the other one completes it.

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

the category is lost forever.

Matt, as you're the Boss, you get to pick where we start.

OK, we'll start with literature.

Start with literature, OK.

-Yeah.

-Start the clock.

Fill in the blanks to name the Roald Dahl books.

-Matt?

-Top one, The Witches.

-Correct.

-Fantastic Mr Fox.

Correct. Next category, what do you want, Matt?

-Numbers.

-Numbers.

Give me half of the number and double the number.

-Graham?

-378.

No, that's incorrect. Next category, Matt?

-Music.

-Music, name the band and the song.

# Look at the stars

# Look how they shine for you... #

-Matt?

-The song's called Yellow.

-Correct.

-Coldplay.

Correct. Next category, Matt, what do you want?

-Television.

-Television.

Name the winners of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here

immediately before and after Vicky Pattison.

-Matt?

-Before, Tony Blackburn.

No, incorrect. Final category is Geography.

Name the capital city and the currency of the country Portugal.

-Graham.

-Lisbon.

-Correct.

Euros.

That's the correct answer, well done, fellas!

You've won £3,240, well done to the two of you.

You completed three puzzles, so you take home £3,240.

Let's just have a look at what tripped you up there.

The first category was Numbers.

Can't believe I got that wrong.

The next category was Television.

I'm A Celebrity winners.

Before, it was Carl Fogarty, and then after it was Scarlett Moffat.

Both of you got kind of one wrong there.

It wasn't one person, it was kind of a shared thing.

Well, it's not over yet.

You now both have one final decision to make.

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

so that's £1,620 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 of £3,240.

The loser leaves with absolutely nothing.

You both now have five seconds to decide.

If you want to make one final Leadership Challenge,

press your buzzers now.

Graham. Graham, you've decided to make a play for the money.

-Tell me why.

-Come with nothing, go home with nothing, doesn't matter.

-Let's get it on.

-Matt, how do you feel about that?

-Yeah, bring it on.

-Oh, wow, OK.

Oh, it's gone all testosterone fuelled up here in the Boss's Office.

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

Your final challenge game today is...

It's exactly as we played before.

I'm going to show you a key word, you just need to tell me which

of the 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, give me the correct answer,

walks away with that prize fund of £3,240.

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

Ready? Here we go, here's your key word.

Here's your puzzle.

-Matt?

-Sleeve.

Sleeve, is that right?

It is right, Matt, well done!

Well! Graham, you've played a great game,

but you challenged and he took the money!

-But that's the way it is.

-That's the way it goes.

-Come with nothing, leave with nothing.

-Come with nothing, go home with nothing.

Matt, you leave with more than nothing.

You're today's winner and take away that prize fund of £3,240.

Well done, Matt!

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, boys, what a game.