Episode 10 The Code

Hello, and welcome to The Code.

£7,500 is locked inside the safe.

All our players have to do to open it

is crack this three-digit code.

Each time someone fails, more money is added

and the jackpot goes up and up.

Now, last time, David and Neil from Bolton

had answered three questions correctly

and picked out one of the numbers in the code -

the lucky number seven - before we ran out of time.

So, let's welcome them back.

-Good to see you again.

-And you too.

-David, and Neil.

-Hello.

-Just to refresh our memories, from Bolton.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

Playing as a duo.

What do we call this? Mates, bromance? Is that too much?

-Soul mates?

-Soul mates.

-Soul mates.

-Yeah, it's that close.

-I love that.

And, of course, a legendary tale -

your eyes met across a crowded pie factory.

-Yes.

-They did.

-Not sure it was eyes.

-Yeah, maybe...

-Maybe!

-And so you met... What, in the line? Were you working?

-We were working.

In different parts of the bakery. We kind of hit it off.

-Same sense of humour, a bit cheeky.

-Yeah, that sort of thing.

What's it like working in a pie factory?

-Are you surrounded by temptation or...?

-Incredible.

-Really? Really?

-Yeah, very much so.

-Yeah, some nice products.

Yeah? What kind of pies were they? Were they sweet, savoury?

All savoury. Meat and potato pies, steak pies.

-You provided meat pies.

-Oh, yeah.

-Could even end up in a football stadium somewhere.

-Absolutely.

-They did, they did. Yeah.

-Wow.

-Yeah.

-This is like a dream scenario.

-It was incredible.

I mean, it must've been a very happy time for you both.

-Yes.

-Very much so.

And you're here now and you're quizzing together,

which is a part of your life normally as well.

-It is.

-You love your quizzes.

-We do.

Slightly different to this one, though.

-Ever so slightly.

-Yeah, just a bit.

Give me a flavour of the kind of question that you ask on your quiz.

We do mixes, don't we? We do really basic questions.

Yeah, we've done...

What is the name of the cat in the Felix adverts?

-I take it the answer's Felix.

-It is.

-OK. All right.

Actually, our quiz, you would've probably won it

-from that one answer.

-Right. That's all it takes.

OK, well, it's a little bit harder here.

But luckily, we have Lesley, who knows all the answers.

-Hiya, Lesley.

-Hello. Lovely to see you both again.

-I wish you all the luck in the world.

-Thank you.

They were making brilliant progress

in their own imitable style last time.

Absolutely, and let's hope you make even further progress today.

OK. Let's remind ourselves where we are.

We have the lucky number seven up in the code.

We've eliminated three digits from the keypad.

It means we're playing the game at that level

where you only get to see two questions at a time

before you have to commit.

-£7,500 in that safe waiting for you.

-Yep.

Let's have a look at your next three answers.

Oliver with the exclamation mark - it's got to be the musical.

-It's got to be the show.

-Remember,

only one of those is correct.

That's the one that you're trying

to find. It is important which

one you choose first this time.

It can make a difference. So where

do you think you're going to go?

If we go Oliver!, at least we know we've got that one...

-Yeah, yeah.

-Yeah.

-We'll go for Oliver!

OK, let's reveal

the question behind Oliver!

The ballet dancer Sir Robert Helpmann

played The Child Catcher in which film?

-It wasn't Oliver!

-It wasn't Oliver!

-It was Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

-Yeah.

OK, you're pretty confident.

Benny Hill play that as well?

Benny Hill wasn't in Oliver!, no.

-Was he not?

-No.

-I'm thinking

of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

It wasn't that, anyway.

The Child Catcher was in...

Yet to open another question anyway,

before you have to commit

to going with one thing or another.

That's the wrong one,

so do you want to go Kenny Dalglish?

-Can do.

-Yeah?

OK, let's reveal the question

behind Kenny Dalglish.

-I know he managed Liverpool.

-Right.

-Erm...

-If we're unsure that,

do you think it'll be a question of

we know the Oliver! one was wrong,

so at least we can say Green

-and then it could come down to a 50-50, really.

-Yeah.

-Do you want to get rid of Oliver!?

-Yeah.

-Get rid? Yeah?

-Both very confident about that one.

-Yeah.

-We're going to hope

that Oliver! is an incorrect answer.

We need to see this go red

so we can discount it

and try and find

the correct answer in the other two.

Well done. Well done. Great stuff.

The gentleman there was saying that it wasn't Oliver!,

it was Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

Yes, the ballet dancer Robert Helpmann

played The Child Catcher -

exactly as David and Neil said -

in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

You mentioned Benny Hill.

He played The Toymaker in that film.

Congratulations. We can bin

an incorrect answer and concentrate

on the other two to try and find

the one correct answer.

-That's what we're looking for here.

-Yeah.

Let's see the question behind Green.

-You know this.

-That's black.

-It's black. Yeah.

-It's black.

-Yeah.

It's definitely black.

Erm...

I was thinking about Dalglish, cos he managed...

No, it's not, cos you bet on black or red.

You bet on black and red at roulette.

I think the zero is white.

I'm not a gambler.

I'm trying to picture the roulette wheel.

Black and red, black and red...

Shall I keep on talking while you're...?

Yeah, you just...fill in some time.

-Well, Kenny Dalglish was...

-THEY CHUCKLE

-Black and red...

-He was at Liverpool, wasn't he, again?

Is it a colour? Is it white?

I think it's white.

Shall we have a look at the other one as well?

Kenny Dalglish - what you know about that?

Did he manage Scotland?

I don't think he did in '86, though. I'm thinking '86...

Would he have managed...?

World Cup team.

Yeah, I'm sure it was Liverpool then, but...

Yeah, because Alex Ferguson...

I do not know anything about roulette.

I've seen it, I know what it looks like.

But I don't remember seeing green.

-Just seems...

-I'm sure it is white.

Have we got a shade of green, or...?

No?

Isn't the table green?

The table's green, but that doesn't really matter anyway.

But if it's a segment on there, will they be the same colour?

Do you know what I mean?

-OK...

-I'm just trying to decide whether it's white or a colour.

I'm sure it... I think... Oh...

We'll go for roulette as correct maybe.

-As correct?

-Mm.

You're saying that Green is the correct answer.

NEIL SIGHS Is that the way you're leaning now?

Cos I don't think they've got white,

don't think they've got white on it.

Kenny Dalglish was the manager for Liverpool for...

From what I remember, when I was younger,

when I was younger, for a long...a long time at Liverpool.

-I'll tell you the worst thing about this, David.

-Is this bit?

I'm a massive Liverpool fan.

THEY LAUGH We need a decision.

See, I think, when I was younger, Kenny Dalglish was probably...

I think Kenny Dalglish was probably at Liverpool, though, then.

I think we go for roulette wheel as correct.

Cos you're going to blame me either way what I pick, aren't you?

-OK, we're going to lock it in.

-OK. Yes.

We're going to lock it in.

Unless you tell me otherwise, we're locking in

Green as the correct answer.

-Cos we have to come to a decision.

-Right.

Lock it in.

On a roulette wheel, what colour is the zero segment?

We want green

to be the correct answer.

It's taken us a long time to get there.

If for no other reason, we want that to show up green.

The correct answer buys us another chance

to put a digit into the code

and take these two wonderful gentleman

close to £7,500.

Is green our correct answer?

-Oh!

-Yes!

-Oh!

THEY CHUCKLE

Please don't do that to me.

Please don't do that to me again.

David, Neil...seriously.

I don't like this any more.

Talk about round the houses.

-Definitely was.

-OK.

Lesley.

David and Neil, that is nail-biting.

I'm so happy for you.

On a roulette wheel,

the zero segment is not white,

-as Neal was insisting.

-I know.

You were correct to go with green

as the correct answer.

On American roulette wheels, there

is a double zero space as well.

And this one caused you

so much agony.

You had all the right information.

And, Matt, Liverpool fan, you must

know the right answer to this one.

Well, I'm hoping...

You even said it. Alex Ferguson.

It is Alex Ferguson, isn't it?

-It is Alex Ferguson.

-Right.

And you'll know that Kenny Dalglish

was at Liverpool

as player-manager in 1986.

Well done. We got there in the end.

Painful, painful process, but the right result,

which means you get to choose another digit from the keypad

to put into the code.

David and Neil, what's it going to be this time?

I chose last with three, so I think it's your turn now.

I don't think my nerves can take this any more.

THEY LAUGH Tell me about it.

I like the look of a line there. I think number five.

-Number five.

-Let's go centre.

-In the middle.

Is it in the code? Is it in the first box?

It's not there in the first box.

Is it in the second box?

It's not there. So...

..let's go again. Can we have three answers, please?

Remember,

only one of them is correct. That's

the one you're trying to identify.

OK, so, semibreve is in music.

The Seattle Seahawks.

Seattle's the big tower, isn't it?

-Frasier. Frasier's set there.

-Helix -

genetics and things like that,

-a mathematical shape.

-Yeah.

-Shall we just work down?

-Pff.

My nerves are shot. Do whatever.

-So we'll go semibreve.

-Yeah.

Let's reveal the question behind semibreve.

I honestly don't know that one.

You've the chance to open another

question before you have to make any decision.

-Shall we have a look at Seattle?

-I think we should.

We've got more chance with that than with helix.

-Seattle?

-Yeah.

-Let's open the question behind Seattle.

Yeah, we know this.

-Yes, we know that.

-That is...

We've mentioned that

the Space Needle is in Seattle.

You think that that's the correct answer.

We think that's the right answer.

So, semibreve, I think, we've got

to get rid of, cos we think Seattle's right.

It's right.

Only one correct answer.

-So, you feel semibreve...?

-Yeah.

In that case, we're going to discard it.

If it is the correct answer,

then this journey comes to an end

right here and right now, and

there'll be depression across the pie factory.

Is it an incorrect answer?

Brilliant stuff.

-Well done. Lesley.

-Glad that's gone.

Good decision, quick decision.

Semibreve, not the right answer.

It is a crotchet.

-Oh, yeah.

-Four crotchets is one of semibreve.

That means we can bin

the incorrect answer,

and we can open up the question behind helix.

-The helix isn't a ring.

-Yeah.

We're looking at two there. One has to be right.

You seemed very confident in the first place.

-So Seattle's the right answer, isn't it?

-It's the right answer.

-Happy to lock that in?

-Yes.

-We're going to lock

in Seattle as the correct answer.

If it's right, it'll go green,

you get to choose another digit for the code.

Brilliant work.

Absolutely brilliant.

Seattle, the home of

the Space Needle. Lesley.

Exactly. The Space Needle, sometimes called the 400-day Wonder

as it was built in about that time,

very rapidly in time for the World's Fair.

David, when you saw Seattle come up on the screen,

you quickly mentioned Frasier,

and the Space Needle features prominently

in the credits of that programme.

And in geometry, the name for a figure

that is shaped like a ring doughnut or bagel.

Not a helix

but a torus.

Ah.

Thank you very much, Lesley.

-Finding the right answer really helps.

-Absolutely.

-It does.

You saw it, you pinpointed it,

you don't worry about anything else then.

If you can do that in future, that'd really help.

-We'll give it a go.

-Yeah, we'll have a go at it.

OK, David and Neil, great situation to be in now.

You've only got six digits left on the keypad.

Which number are you going to choose next?

I'm feeling number one. What do you think?

It's your call. Any number's as good as another one.

-So we'll go for number one.

-Number one.

-Number one.

Is number one in your code? Let's have a look.

Is it in the first box?

It's not in the first box.

Is it in the second box?

It's not. It's not there.

-But, look.

-Wow.

There are two spots there, there are only five digits left.

Let's have three more answers.

Haydn? Was Haydn a composer?

I don't know. I don't know.

Shall we have a look at Africa?

I think we should go Africa.

Cos we're not confident on any of

-them, really, are we?

-No, we're not.

-Africa.

-Let's reveal the question behind Africa.

Isn't Gobi more India way?

-Is Gobi India?

-I think it is, I think it is.

-I think Gobi's in India.

-Yeah.

-OK, well you can open

another question

just to help you out.

You're decent at maths, though.

Am I?

-You choose.

-I'll go percent.

Let's see the question behind percent.

Is percent not

one of the ones down at the bottom?

I think it is on this side.

-It's near the bottom.

-Cos your hand's here, isn't it?

THEY CHUCKLE

The piano, it's the new rage.

I think percent is on...

But there are other ones

on the main thing, QWERTY...

It's down near there, near the enter key.

-You'd think it'd be one of the main...

-You would.

-It's used.

Obviously, not used as often now.

What have you got? So you've got exclamation, pound sign,

hash sign...

I think it's down there.

-But I might be wrong.

-We have to try

and lose an incorrect answer.

We both think Gobi's in India,

-don't we?

-Yeah.

Because I think of Gobi,

-it's also a dish...

-Yeah.

..in an Indian restaurant.

-We'll hope that the Gobi's in India and not Africa.

-OK.

We're thinking that Africa

is an incorrect answer.

We want it to turn red

so we can see the question

behind Haydn.

Please let Africa be

an incorrect answer and turn red.

-Yes!

-Well done. Well done.

The gentlemen

were saying not Africa, but India.

In Asia. Covers parts of China and Mongolia.

-Right.

-Right.

-The Gobi Desert.

It's an incorrect answer. We can get rid of it.

We can have a look at the question behind Haydn now.

I always get mixed up, you know, with Beethoven only did one opera.

I don't know that was Fidelio.

-And he only did one opera, didn't he?

-I'm coming back... Yeah.

-You've got to balance these two up.

-Yeah.

I don't why I've got that as Beethoven's.

You see, to me, the percent, now I'm thinking about it,

despite saying all that

about it being at the bottom,

your plus signs and minus signs are on the numbers,

so it would make sense for percentage to be up there as well.

I don't know, cos you use a keyboard more than me.

-You use it every day.

-Yeah, I know, but only for...letters.

I don't use it for numbers.

-This, a 50-50 call.

-It is a split one, this.

-It is a split one.

-Because...

-I'm leaning, again, towards the percentage.

-Yeah.

I keep going back on what I've said before.

I think we'll go for percentage, then, I think.

You...never speak to me again if I'm wrong.

No, you're probably right.

It's only whether it's been one, only doing one opera.

-So percentage?

-Yeah.

We're going to take percent, or percentage,

as our correct answer.

We want that to show up green.

Let's lock it in.

Is it the correct answer?

Well done.

-Oh, my God.

-Well done.

-What a team effort.

-Wow.

-We turned 180 degrees there, didn't we?

-Yeah.

I think the Beethoven might begin with an R, actually.

I think Haydn only did symphonies, to be honest.

Let's find out because Lesley knows.

I thought you were going to go in the wrong direction there,

and you nailed it.

On a standard UK computer keyboard,

yes, the percentage symbol is above the number five.

You mentioned the hash.

-That's down the side on a standard UK keyboard.

-Right.

-David, you knew that Beethoven only wrote one opera.

-Yeah.

-And that was the correct answer.

-That is...

-Haydn wrote 14 operas.

-Oh, right.

That is really impressive.

Very impressive.

Really impressive.

Well, you really earned the right there to choose another number.

We've got a two, a four, a six, an eight and a nine.

-It's your choice.

-Which one are you going to go for?

See, I quite like the patterns here, so...

-I'm going to go number nine.

-Number nine.

Is it in your code? Is it in the first box?

It's not there.

Is the number nine in the second box?

Come on.

-Oh!

-Oh, my goodness.

-Blank again. We're still at this stage.

-Right.

Only two spots left.

Let's have a look at your next three answers.

Was that the Charge of the Light Brigade

or that the Crimean?

I think it was Crimean.

I should know this. It's gone.

-Hedgehog.

-Hedgehog is a hedgehog.

-Could be bread.

-Could be Sonic.

Could be Sonic, could be bread.

-Don't Push It?

-Don't Push It.

That Don't Push It

-is really confusing.

-It is, yeah.

-Shall we...?

-Yeah. And it could

-throw everything up.

-It could do.

We'll go for Don't Push It.

You don't understand it, it confuses

you. You want to choose it. Fine.

Let's reveal the question behind Don't Push It.

Not the foggiest.

I do always bet on the National.

You do bet on the National.

Very rarely win.

-It's a good name for a horse.

-It is,

but something's telling me that

it wasn't AP McCoy that rode that.

We can look at the question behind

one other of those two.

-Hedgehog?

-Hedgehog.

-BOTH:

-Hedgehog.

Let's look at the question behind hedgehog, please.

He's a frog, or a toad.

-We can get rid of hedgehog.

-Yeah.

Nailed on. You're happy with

-that one?

-Yeah.

-OK.

We're going to eliminate hedgehog as an incorrect answer.

OK, we want that to go red

so we can move on and

find out what's behind Boer War.

It is.

Well done. You knew that one.

Absolutely nailed on.

-Lesley.

-Very confident

on this one.

Do you know the name of the hedgehog?

-Mrs Tiggy Winkle.

-Mrs Tiggy Winkle.

The correct answer.

Jeremy Fisher is a frog.

OK. Fantastic.

It means that we can bin that incorrect answer.

It leaves us two, of which

one must be the correct answer.

Let's see the question now behind Boer War.

THEY CHUCKLE

-We should know this.

-I'm sure it's the Cri...

I even said I'm sure it was the Crimean,

the Charge of the Light Brigade.

One of them's got to be correct. That's what we're looking for.

-Tough one.

-It comes down to a 50-50 as to whether

it was the Boer War or the Crimean War,

the Charge of the Light Brigade.

Erm...

-You've been trusting your instincts all the way along.

-Yeah.

-You initially had doubts about the horse.

-I did.

-Why?

I don't know.

Cos I just don't recognise

the name Don't Push It. That's all.

But I probably couldn't name you

last year's Grand National winner either.

-This is really, really annoying.

-Yeah.

Is it worth me getting a chair?

-It's possible.

-It is possible, yeah.

Maybe a bed.

Something tells me it was the Crimean,

the Charge of the Light Brigade.

What do you want to do?

Do you want to lock in AP McCoy?

I think...

-We're both the same, aren't we?

-Yeah.

-We're not sure.

It's a 50-50. Shall we?

Yeah.

We'll lock in Don't Push It.

Lock in Don't Push It

as the correct answer. I can't tell you...

I'm sweating here.

I really want you guys to do this.

Come on.

We want Don't Push It to be the correct answer.

That has got to be the horse that AP McCoy won the Grand National

for the one and only time that he did it.

Is Don't Push It the right answer?

Oh, my God! Come on, what?!

Oh!

-Well done.

-Thank you.

-Well done. Well done. Well done.

What time does the bar open?

We're not there yet. We're nowhere near it.

-Lesley.

-Goodness me.

Neil was agonising about the Boer War, the Crimean War.

-Exactly.

-What's the truth of it?

Well, Tony McCoy won the Grand National in 2010

on his 15th attempt on Don't Push It.

And the Charge of the Light Brigade took place not in the Boer War,

but you were quite right to say in the Crimean War,

as commemorated in the poem by Tennyson.

"Half a league, half a league, half a league onward."

Oh. "Into the valley of Death."

That's exactly where we felt we were.

Listen, you guys have got the knowledge.

-Where's it coming from?

-I honestly couldn't tell you.

-I really don't know.

-Right, look at this now.

Four numbers on the board, two spots in the code.

Which one are you going to go for?

-Number two.

-The number two.

-Light up the top line.

-OK, is the number two in the code?

Please, let's make some progress.

Let's see if it's there. Is it in the first box?

It's not in the first box.

Is the number two in the second box?

-Wow.

-Oh!

-It's not there.

It's not there.

-So the odds have beaten you.

-They have.

But you are now down to three numbers for two spaces.

You're still playing the game at an easier level.

I'm trying to pick out the positives here.

I'm dreading the third round.

Even though my knees are giving in, you know, it's fine, we can do this.

-Right, are you ready? BOTH:

-Yes.

I think you boys were born ready.

Let's see the next three answers, please.

You pick. Just go for one.

Kofi Annan. I don't know why...

OK, let's reveal the question behind Kofi Annan.

That's a possibility.

Yeah, it is a possibility.

Yeah, that name was coming up

-all the time.

-Yeah.

So it is a very strong

possibility, that.

OK. That's a possible.

We can open one more

-before we have to reject one.

-Pisa?

-Pisa.

-Pisa, you know...

-Yeah.

-OK.

-We'll go for Pisa, yeah.

-Yeah.

-Let's open the question behind Pisa.

Well, the clue's in his name.

He was born just outside of...

-He was Leonardo of...

-Yeah.

-Vin...

-Venice.

-Venice.

-Venice.

-So...

We have to reject one of those.

So that's wrong, isn't it?

Get rid of that, yeah.

Get rid of Pisa, yeah? Yeah.

Happy to reject Pisa?

-BOTH:

-Yeah.

-OK. It's been a long journey.

But here we are rejecting Pisa.

We want that to go red.

Let these boys carry on.

Yes.

It was right.

-Lesley.

-Exactly as you said.

Not Pisa, but close to Vinci,

hence the name da Vinci.

Leonardo of Vinci -

that's where he was from.

So, that's gone. Now let's find out the question behind Plus.

-Ed Sheeran fans are screaming at us now.

-They are.

Something tells me it was Plus.

Yet again, there's two...

-As soon as we saw that come up...

-Yeah, we both thought.

I couldn't tell you the years, though.

What are your instincts telling you?

-Mine has changed since I read that first one.

-Yeah.

My instinct has changed to...the Ed Sheeran one.

Do you want to lock one in?

-How confident are you on the Kofi Annan?

-I can't say.

-No.

-It looks right, because, you know...

-There's something about...

-Works at the UN.

-..the Plus tells me...

-But the dates might not be right. I don't know.

-Yeah.

Go for... Cos it was another symbol.

His first album was something like that again.

And I think it might have been Plus.

-Shall we go for it?

-Yeah.

-Yeah. We'll lock in Plus.

We're looking it in as a correct answer.

If it's correct, the chance to choose another digit.

There are only

three digits left.

We're so close right now.

We want Ed Sheeran's first album to be called Plus.

If it is, we carry on our merry way.

If it isn't...

time, please, at the bar.

Oh, my God.

How did you know that was Ed Sheeran's album?

THEY LAUGH Don't...don't question it.

Just let it work. If it's... It's working. You know things

-you don't know you know.

-Yeah, I do.

-That's scary.

-Lesley.

Ed Sheeran - tell me more.

Neil's quizzing instincts are powerful.

Ed Sheeran's second full album was called Multiply -

that's how it's known -

and his first album called Plus.

The main single from Plus was The A Team.

And the UN weapons inspection in Iraq from 2000 to 2003.

Not Kofi Annan, who's been UN Secretary General,

but Hans Blix.

-Hans Blix.

-Hans Blix.

Wow. OK.

Listen, the Force is strong with you.

Only two spots to fill, so you're odds-on to get this right.

Can you do it?

What number are you going to go for next?

-We'll go for four.

-Yeah.

-Four.

The number four. OK.

Is four in your code?

Please, let it be there.

Is four in the first box?

LAUGHING: It's not there.

Is it in the second box?

-THEY CHEER

-Come on!

We've got one.

So your code is blank-four-seven.

There are only two more digits on the keypad to choose.

-But this is the slightly bad news.

-Yeah.

This is where the game goes to the next level,

and it is difficult now.

Because, yes, you still have the three answers,

but you get to open just one question at a time

-and have to make a decision just on that question.

-Yeah.

It's sudden death.

We can do this. £7,500.

Let's have a look at your next three answers.

Is that done on purpose?

THEY LAUGH

That wouldn't be very nice.

-Yeah, it wouldn't.

-Life's Too Short,

TV programme with Warwick Davis.

Yeah, it was a good show.

Crete is Greece. Lichtenstein, philosopher...

That's about all I know.

Was Lichtenstein the one that came up with the Superman theory?

I don't mean the superhero.

-Yeah, yeah.

-I'm sure he came up with

the Superman theory.

I mean, Life's Too Short.

-Shall we?

-We know what that is.

We know who it is.

-Shall we go for that one, then?

-OK.

-Life's Too Short.

We're going to choose

Life's Too Short to reveal first.

Let's have a look at the question.

-BOTH:

-That was Extras.

Absolutely nailed on,

-sure about that.

-Definitely.

We want to reject that

so we can have a look at the others

and carry on.

We're going to call that an incorrect answer.

Is Life's Too Short an incorrect answer?

Got it.

Well done. Lesley.

Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant

appear in Life's Too Short as

themselves opposite Warwick Davis.

Exactly as you said.

The right answer is Extras.

We can get rid of that right now

as an incorrect answer. It's gone.

Leaves us with Lichtenstein

and Crete.

Which one are we going to go for next, gents?

Do you want to be really daft and go for Liechtenstein?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

-I...

-It's a 50-50.

We've got to go for it now, haven't we? Regardless.

-OK.

-So, yeah.

-That's the one?

-Liechtenstein, yeah.

Let reveal the

question behind Lichtenstein.

I think it might be right, that.

I'm trying to picture the flag to see if it makes a difference...

I think it might be God Save The Queen.

-I know there is...

-The same tune.

-Yeah.

-I know there is another one.

-Yeah.

And that's not saying no to me.

-I think it might be right.

-Shall we?

-Shall we?

-It's...

-Shall we?

-Yeah.

We don't know it's wrong,

but I know there is one that's got the same as...

-So...

-Shall we lock it in?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

O...K.

-We're going to lock it in?

-Yes.

We're going to lock Lichtenstein in as a correct answer.

OK. It's locked in.

We can't change our minds now.

But it does mean we can open Crete, look at that question

and just see how it makes you feel.

Let's have a look.

Is that, like, Gibraltar?

That's what I was thinking,

cos Gibraltar's got loads of weird and odd little things.

I don't hear many people going, "Oh, it's them monkeys in Crete."

So your instincts and knowledge are telling you

-that could be an incorrect answer. BOTH:

-Yeah.

Meaning Lichtenstein... You've chosen the right one...

-Yeah.

-..with Lichtenstein.

-Are you ready to find out? BOTH:

-Yes.

We want Lichtenstein to go green,

we want Lichtenstein to be the correct answer

to give you a shot, a really good shot at £7,500.

A 50-50 call - that's all it will take -

if that goes green.

-Yes!

-That is it!

Oh!

We're not there yet, but, oh, my goodness,

we are within touching distance now.

Lesley, talk us through.

Lichtenstein has the same national anthem as us here in the UK?

Yes, it does.

It's an old piece of music. Nobody knows who composed it.

It happens, by coincidence, that it was used for both national anthems.

And the only monkeys that live in the wild in Europe,

again, you said the right answer

as well as knowing that Crete was wrong.

In Gibraltar.

-The only other free-ranging primates in Europe are humans.

-Yeah.

MATT SIGHS Right. Where does that leave us?

It leaves us on the brink of something really, really special.

We have two numbers left.

We have only one square left to fill in the code.

If you choose the right one, you win £7,500 -

the biggest jackpot we've had so far on the show.

And, my goodness, you've put the work in.

It's a six or it's an eight.

Which one is it going to be?

-Eight's one of my favourite numbers.

-Is it?

-It is.

-It is, yeah.

OK. Whose job is it going to be to punch in the number eight?

Well, David's already decided I'm doing it.

You're taking the walk?

I think it'll take me less time to get there than with David.

-It'll take me an age.

-There is that,

and we've used up a lot of time so far.

You'll be on the second series if I do it.

But it's been worthwhile.

OK, Neil, join me at the safe.

-OK. Here we are.

-Yeah.

50-50 shot. You've chosen the number eight.

-Are you ready?

-I am.

Punch in the number eight.

Come on.

WHIPSERING: Come on, come on.

Come on. Number eight. Eight-four-seven.

That's what we want. Eight-four-seven.

-Oh, my...

-Yes.

-Come on!

-Congratulations.

-Thank you.

-Well done.

-Oh, wow.

-That's it.

Only the second time this series.

-Look at it.

-Oh, wow.

-There you are.

There you are. It's real.

-Make it rain, Neil.

-THEY LAUGH

"Make it rain."

-Do you want some of this, David?

-All mine, son.

-Would you like a bit?

You have earned every single penny of that.

You really have.

I don't think I could've gone through another round.

This is going towards therapy.

-Yes.

-THEY LAUGH

Absolutely fantastic work.

-And to think, seriously, that first question.

-Oh, yeah.

-You could've gone. You were going with cricket.

-Yeah.

With that, that was going to be it, and we wouldn't have seen you.

You would've been here like a dose of salt.

-Some many questions like that.

-Yeah, there were.

-So many.

Lesley, what do you think of that?

Well, they say an army marches on its stomach.

You quizzed on your guts.

Congratulations.

We are chuffed to bits to be able to say

David and Neil have managed to break the code,

take away our biggest jackpot ever.

-Been a fantastic time.

-It has.

-Great.

Absolutely brilliant. Loved it.

Well, take all of that money, take it back to Bolton and enjoy it.

-Appreciate it. Thank you very much for having us.

-Thank you.

Wow. Wow.

Big congratulations to Neil and David

who walk away with £7,500.

The jackpot has been won,

and that means the prize returns to £3,000.

Let's find out if our next team can do what Neil and David did

and break that code.

And here they come. Lovely to meet you.

-Heather, how are you?

-Hi. Very well, thank you.

-And Matthew.

-Hello.

-Welcome to the show.

-Thank you.

-You're both from Stockton-on-Tees.

-Mm-hm.

What do you do, Heather?

-I'm a print content editor on the local newspaper.

-OK.

-And how about you, Matthew?

-I'm a community nurse.

-OK.

How did you meet each other?

We've been friends since school. He was the new boy in our class.

Do you remember when he walked in the classroom?

Our was full of new boys.

-LAUGHING: How's that?

-We always seemed to get the new boy.

So it took a while, but we became good friends.

Yeah, we've been friends for 17 years now.

Really? Wow. OK.

And in terms of hobbies, what sort of things do you do?

I enjoy a variety of things, but I like geo-caching.

Could you explain it for me?

Yeah, it's basically like treasure hunting using GPS.

So, you can get, like, an app on your phone

and you go out and you just find things that anybody's hidden.

So, you might find something under a tree or in a bush

or just hidden anywhere, really.

Is this a bit like orienteering

but actually people that you've never met

are leaving things for you to find?

That's right, yeah.

That does sound like terrific fun.

Heather, Matthew, it's lovely to have you on the show.

-BOTH:

-Thank you.

-I can't wait to play.

-Are you ready?

-Yes.

-We are.

In that case, let's reset the code.

There it is. Three blanks.

But behind them are hidden three unique numbers

that you need to find if you're going to open that door

and take the money home.

Shall we have a look at your first three answers?

-Yes.

-Yes, please.

-OK. Here they are.

-OK.

-Where do you want to go first?

Shall we get football out the way first?

-Yeah.

-Let's have a look at the question behind football.

The Superclasico in Argentina between Boca Juniors and River Plate

is a major rivalry in which sport?

I have absolutely no idea.

No, me neither. Erm...

OK. Where do you want to go next?

-December?

-Yeah.

-December, please.

Let's see the question behind December.

That can't be, can it? Because they

are the other half of the world.

-Mm-hm.

-Which means that their winter is our summer.

So, in December, it must be warm.

-Are you positive?

-Because

Australia will be the same and

they have barbecues at Christmas.

-That's a very valid point.

-You wouldn't have a barbecue...

I don't know if it's true or not,

but I like the reasoning.

That's have a look at the question behind Frogger.

-No.

-No.

-No.

That's Pac-Man.

-That sounds like Pac-Man.

-Yeah.

Frogger was the game where you

-jumped over the road.

-Yeah.

I could never do that game.

Ghosts were Pac-Man.

-I'm sure that was Pac-Man.

-So that

must mean clasico is football.

And the other two are

the wrong answers.

I think that's... Yeah.

Good reasoning.

-I hope so.

-Do you want to lock in

football as a correct answer?

-Yeah. Yeah.

-Yes, please.

There's definitely no ghosts

-in Frogger, so...

-OK.

-Yeah.

Let's see, though. Is it the correct answer?

We're going to lock it in.

We want football to turn green.

We want that to be

our correct answer.

It is.

-Yes!

-There we go. Lesley.

Very well worked out.

Yes, football, the Superclasico,

intense rivalry between

those two teams.

The Boca Juniors fans call

the River Plate team Las Gallinas,

-meaning chickens.

-Oh.

On average, the coldest

month in New Zealand.

Heather, you had this one nailed.

You knew that it was flipped,

so it is actually in July.

They have barbecues at Christmas.

The arcade game's enemies,

Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde.

Matthew, you've clearly played Frogger cos you gave a summary

of the gameplay.

He jumps across the road, trying

to avoid traffic and so on.

The correct answer here is,

exactly as you said, Pac-Man.

Well done to my fellow

-geo-cacher.

-Thank you.

Oh! OK, we have a geo-caching friend here.

You got the right answer.

That buys you one digit on the keypad to try out in the code.

-I want to say seven. I'm drawn to a seven.

-OK.

We're going to try the number seven in the code.

Is it in the first box?

I almost don't want it to be.

Too late for that.

It's not in the first box. Is it in the second?

It isn't in the second. And is it in the third?

-No!

-Not there.

-Oh, dear.

-No number seven in your code.

-You said you didn't want it to be there.

-Mm.

-Is that because it gets harder?

-Yes!

-BOTH LAUGH

Yeah, you've worked that bit out. It's not always a good thing.

OK. There we are, though.

It does count out the number seven, and we carry on

playing the game at this level where you see all the questions.

Here they are.

Oh.

-Shall we go Postman Pat first?

-Yeah.

Do it in reverse order this time.

-Postman Pat?

-Yes, please.

-OK.

That's reveal the question behind Postman Pat.

If I remember rightly, in the

Postman Pat Song, I'm sure

Jess was a black-and-white cat.

But, then, could you do

black and white in a statue?

Would it have to just be black?

I'm not sure.

How does that song go? Is it...?

-# Postman Pat... #

-Maybe later.

# Postman Pat

# Postman Pat... # I can't remember.

# ..had a black-and-white cat. #

-# ..black-and-white cat. #

-Jess.

I just wanted to hear the song.

5I'll be honest, Matthew.

-Lovely rendition.

-Thank you.

Where are we going next?

Leicestershire or Anne Robinson?

Anne Robinson.

Let's reveal the question behind Anne Robinson.

Surely Anne Robinson

isn't old enough to have

launched anything in 1965.

I'm not at liberty to comment.

She's only going to be

-50-odd now, surely?

-Yeah. Maybe 60s.

-She's probably had...

-Even then,

she couldn't have done it.

-You can open the question behind Leicestershire.

-Let's do that.

Let's do that.

-Oh.

-We could do it like

-we did the football one.

-Yeah.

-Are the other two wrong?

-Yeah.

Oh, I don't know.

I don't think it's Anne Robinson,

so I think we go top or bottom...

I think is more likely

to be Leicestershire because

we don't know, and we don't think

it's the bottom one.

-OK. Let's go with...

-So, we don't know

the top one.

Are you happy to lock that in?

Yes, Leicestershire.

Let's lock in Leicestershire as the correct answer.

Oh, this is very stressful.

We want this to turn green.

-Yes!

-Oh!

Well done.

However you did it, doesn't matter.

You did it. Lesley.

Very well reasoned out, Heather and Matthew.

Yes, Melton Mowbray, home to

Stilton cheese and pork pies.

The pork pies, the Melton Mowbray pork pies

are a protected product.

You have to make it in a certain way

for it to be called Melton Mowbray.

And Stilton has a similar status.

The National Viewers and Listeners'

Association launched in 1965.

You talked about Anne Robinson.

She would've been 21 in that year,

so feasible, but not very likely.

The answer is Mary Whitehouse.

And on Highgate Hill in London,

there's no statue of Jess

the cat. So it's not Postman Pat,

who as far as I know has never been Lord Mayor of London.

The answer is Dick Whittington.

-Of course.

-Makes more sense.

-That does make more sense.

-You know what?

You've filled in the gaps in your knowledge there

with logic and reasoning.

That's a really good way, and you did it together.

That's going to carry you a long way.

It's time to pick a number now. Seven is gone.

There are nine numbers left.

Come on, you pick one this time.

I'll pick one because I was born on the first.

OK. Born on the first.

Number one, says Matthew.

Is it in the first box?

It's not in the first box. Is it in the second one?

It's not there either.

Is it in the final box of the code?

-BOTH:

-Oh!

-It's not there.

KLAXON BLARES

-Oh.

-Yes, that sound means we've run out of time.

Heather and Matthew, you're going to have to come back next time.

But you are on your way, making steady progress towards £3,000.

-Can you do it?

-Yes, definitely.

-I think you can too. I hope so.

Lesley, thank you for your fantastic facts.

-You're very welcome.

-What a show.

I mean, David and Neil opening the safe

for only the second time this series.

Walking away with the biggest jackpot so far. £7,500.

Join us next time.

We'll find out if Heather and Matthew can do the same

and crack the code.

Thanks for watching. Goodbye.