Episode 11 The Code

Hello, and welcome to The Code.

£3,000 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.

Last time, Heather and Matthew from Stockton-on-Tees

had picked two numbers which weren't in the code

before we ran out of time.

So, let's welcome them back.

Hello again. Hello, lovely to see you, Heather.

-Nice to see you.

-And Matthew.

-Hello.

You're from Stockton-on-Tees,

a print content editor and a community nurse.

-That's right.

-It's good to see you back,

we were rudely interrupted by the klaxon last time,

but we are back here and ready to go.

Just remind us, what would you do

if you got a share of the £3,000 today?

I've be wanting to go on a cruise for years.

-Right. How about you, Matthew?

-I think I'd like a trip to New York.

-Right.

-I've always wanted to go.

Bit of shopping, see something on Broadway.

Check out the shows?

-Absolutely.

-Well, let's hope we can make that happen for you today.

Before we start, let's say hi to Lesley.

Welcome back, Heather and Matthew. I hope you do well today.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

Now, we have two numbers on the keypad which aren't in your code,

so we're making good progress.

It means at this stage of the game,

we still get to see all the questions and all the answers.

So, let's have a look at your next three answers.

Remember, only one of these is correct.

That's the one you're trying to find.

-Shall we go with Radio 2?

-Yeah.

Let's have a look at the question behind Radio 2.

-Ooh!

-I'm not sure about that.

-No, me neither.

-Shall we choose another one?

-Godzilla, I think.

-Yeah.

-OK.

-That was King Kong.

-That was King Kong, I'm sure it was.

I'm sure it was, too. I think that's probably wrong.

-Right.

-Let's see hiccups, just in case.

-Let's see hiccups.

-That sounds right.

-Yeah, it does.

That would make sense, your diaphragm...

-And it...

-It flutters.

-I guess.

-I think that's more likely to be right than BBC.

Shall we go with the middle answer, then?

Yes. This is scary.

Not fairly confident, but it sounds the most plausible.

-It's your best guess.

-Yes. We'll go with the middle answer.

It's locked in.

If it's a correct answer, we get to choose your third digit.

If it's the wrong answer, then we have to say bye-bye.

Is hiccups the correct answer?

Well done! Your best guess is serving you very well. Lesley.

Your medical knowledge probably coming into play there, Matthew.

The synchronous diaphragmatic flutter,

also known as a singultus,

or a myoclonic jerk of the diaphragm.

The movie monster captured on Skull Island,

Matthew knew this straightaway - Heather, you agreed.

Not Godzilla, but King Kong.

And the BBC national radio station

which replaced the Home Service in 1967?

At the same time as the Light Programme was rebranded as Radio 2,

Radio 4 came into being.

There we go. So the Home Service became Radio 4.

It buys you the chance to choose another digit from the code.

-Which one next?

-Shall we do the corners?

-Let's do number 9.

-Going for the corners.

Is 9 in the first box?

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

-It is!

-Ooh!

Ooh, indeed! It's nice, isn't it?

It's a nice feeling,

when it pings up number 9 there in the middle box.

It does now mean that the game moves on to the next level.

It gets that little bit harder.

This time, as before, you get to see all three answers,

but you only get to see two questions before you have to commit.

-OK?

-Mm-hm.

-OK.

-If you're clear on that, let's see your next three answers.

-OK.

It does become more important which order now you choose these in.

Do you know anything about Joe Montana?

-I don't know what bee hummingbird is.

-No, me neither.

So... Shall we see Awful Towers first?

-Yes.

-Let's see the question behind Awful Towers.

-I remember a lot of people talking about it.

-Mm-hm.

-But I don't remember it being called that.

-No.

So if we think that's probably incorrect,

but can we see another question, please?

Which one?

Joe Montana, please.

-I'm not really sure.

-Now...

I vaguely remember Bill Hanna and somebody's name

being at the end of something.

-Good logic!

-Yeah!

But whether it was with Joe Montana, I've no idea.

Hanna and... No, it's Barbera!

Hanna-Barbera. Wasn't it?

I'm not sure. Really not sure.

-Or was it?

-Heather, that was like a lightning bolt.

It can't be Hanna Montana, that would be stupid. It can't be.

We have to get rid of one of those

to be able to see behind bee hummingbird.

-Shall we get rid of the top one, then?

-This is very stressful. OK.

We want to eliminate Joe Montana as an incorrect answer.

-Am I right? BOTH:

-Yes.

OK.

If it's a correct answer, I'm afraid it's back to Stockton-on-Tees -

we don't want that.

We want this to turn red

and Joe Montana to be an incorrect answer.

-Oh!

-Absolutely brilliant.

Well done. Lesley.

Heather, you said Hanna Montana would be stupid.

Your instinct's right there.

It's not Joe Montana,

but Joe Barbera.

Hanna-Barbera - Yogi Bear, Flintstones...

That was properly hard-fought for.

-Yeah!

-It means we can get rid of that incorrect answer.

Let's bin it. And we get to see the question behind bee hummingbird.

If you think of a bee - a bee is small.

I think it's more likely to be right than the bottom one.

-Yeah.

-Because my instinct was the bottom one wasn't right.

Well, let's lock in the middle one, then.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-Go with your instinct.

Going to do it. Let's lock in bee hummingbird as the correct answer.

Is bee hummingbird the correct answer?

We want it to go green.

-Yes!

-Yes!

Good logic, good logic.

-Lesley.

-That's right, Matthew,

you said that bees are small and so are bee hummingbirds -

roughly the size of a large bee.

The name of Banksy's bemusement park -

not Awful Towers, but Dismaland,

which was open for 36 days.

Wow. Well, it's far from dismal here. We're doing really well.

Three numbers down from the keypad.

You've got one in your code,

and now you get the chance to choose another one.

-You said all four corners.

-Mm-hm.

-Are you sticking with that?

-Yes, please, number 3.

Number 3 - is it there in your code?

Is it in the first box?

It isn't there. Is it in the final box?

It's not there.

Still good. Only six left to choose from now.

-Are you ready for your next three answers?

-Yes.

Let's have a look.

Anything jump out? George Foreman was a boxer, wasn't he?

-I think.

-He does a grilling machine.

Nitrogen is in the periodic table.

Mm-hm. And Mayday, obviously, a Bank Holiday.

Or what to say when you're about to crash.

-Yeah!

-So, let's go with Mayday.

Let's have a look at the question behind Mayday.

-That is used in an emergency.

-It's used in an emergency,

but does it come from the French for "help me"?

I think that's possible.

Well, you get to look behind another answer before you have to choose.

Shall we go George Foreman?

Yeah? Yeah.

Well, we know he's a boxer.

Much as I like his grilling machine.

But keep Mayday, because Mayday is used in emergencies.

So we'd be better off getting rid of George Foreman.

Let's get rid of George Foreman.

Despite your love of his toasted sandwich machine,

you want to get rid of George Foreman.

Is it an incorrect answer?

-Yes!

-It is.

Well done.

You're working it out. Lesley.

The right answer is Muhammad Ali.

Did you know George Foreman has lots of children?

He has five sons all called George,

and one of his daughters is called Georgette.

Oh, goodness me.

That's a incorrect answer. It means we can get rid of that

and concentrate on the two that remain.

Let's see the question behind nitrogen.

-I don't think that's right.

-Don't you?

I think it's quite big in Earth's atmosphere.

I think it's one of the big ones.

But, you know, I'm not much of a scientist.

Are you more swayed to Mayday?

-Are YOU more swayed to Mayday?

-I am.

-OK. Well, I am as well.

-OK.

-So, let's go with Mayday.

-We're locking Mayday as the right answer.

We'll lock that in as a correct answer?

-Yes, please.

-Yes, please.

It's locked in.

We want it to go green to give us another chance

at the keypad and at the code.

Is Mayday our correct answer?

Well done!

You are nailing this.

I'm not quite sure how you're doing it, but you're doing it.

-Lesley?

-They're doing it with reasoning and instinct.

Yes, Mayday, the term used in an emergency,

comes from the French "m'aidez".

Frederick Stanley Mockford introduced the term Mayday in 1923.

He was a radio officer at Croydon Airport

and there was lots of traffic

between London and Paris at that time

and so he brought in a French word,

because he thought it would be easy to understand.

The gas which accounts for more than 95% of the atmosphere in Venus,

not nitrogen, but carbon dioxide.

Thank you, Lesley. Well, you are

streaking ahead now and we've almost used up

half the numbers on the keypad. Where are you going to go next?

-Middle one?

-OK, the middle.

-Five, please.

-I had a feeling you might.

It's a lovely pattern. We're going to go for number five.

Is five in our code?

Is it in that first box?

-It is.

-Oh!

Wow! That pattern is really working for you!

Right, this is starting to get really quite serious now.

You've got two numbers in your code,

you've still got five numbers left to choose from, but now,

the game becomes really much more difficult.

Now you can open just one box at a time to see the question

before you have to commit. It's kind of sudden death.

Only one of them is correct, same as before.

-Are you ready?

-Yeah.

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

More than before, it's important the order in which you open these.

-OK.

-I'd like to think I know a little bit about Lee Mead.

You know Lee Mead. A bird or ferry could be anything.

-It really could.

-Do you want to go with him first?

-If I don't know it, I'm really sorry.

-OK!

We'll go Lee Mead.

Let's have a look at the question behind Lee Mead.

It definitely wasn't Lee Mead, I know that for a fact.

-Absolutely confident that that's an incorrect answer?

-Absolutely.

OK, Heather, Matthew, we want this to turn red.

We want Lee Mead to be an incorrect answer.

And it is. Nailed on.

-Lesley?

-It's David Sneddon.

Lee Mead won Any Dream Will Do

-and became Joseph in Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

-OK.

It means we can get rid of that incorrect answer

and we can concentrate on these two.

A bird and ferry.

Which one are you going to go for?

We'll go with a bird, please.

I feel like it was an axe.

Really?

I don't know why I think that, I could be wrong.

I think it might have been an axe.

-What do you think?

-Hawk, obviously...you hear a bird, hawk.

But that axe thing came from Norway,

so I think we go with what you said.

It's quite specific to be wrong, isn't it?

-Exactly.

-I mean, it could be.

So, we'll get rid of it.

You think bird is an incorrect answer?

-Yes.

-Yeah? Yeah.

We're going to discard it.

It means we can look at the question behind ferry

and see how it makes you feel.

I don't even know where those places are.

Well, it sounds like you would go on a ferry.

That's right then, that's right.

It could be islands, maybe, in Scotland.

-Yeah.

-Well, listen, we're about to find out, we can't change it now.

But what we do want is for a bird to turn red.

What was a tomahawk originally?

Yes, well done!

Well done!

-Lesley?

-Yes, Heather,

sometimes you don't know why you know something but you just do

and you knew that a tomahawk was an axe not a hawk.

The mode of public transport which would take you most directly

from Fishguard in Wales to Rosslare in Ireland,

-a ferry.

-Fantastic work.

We are now at the stage

where we can choose one number to complete the code

and possibly open the safe on £3,000 for the two of you.

There are five to choose from, it's quite a lot to choose from.

-Your odds are pretty slim.

-Mm-hm.

Which one are you going to go for?

In keeping with your pattern, where would you like to go?

-Zero?

-Zero? OK.

Right, who's going to put the number in?

-I am.

-Matthew, join me down by the safe.

Now, Matthew, you've chosen the number zero.

If that is in your code, then you, as a team, will take home £3,000.

If you're ready, punch in the number zero.

Come on. That final slot, £3,000.

We want to send Matthew to Broadway.

Be there!

-Yes!

-You did it! Oh, my goodness!

There it is. Reach in and take £3,000.

Wow!

-That's amazing!

-My goodness.

-That's brilliant!

-That was absolutely amazing!

-Thank you.

I couldn't be more chuffed for you both, honestly.

-Me neither, thank you.

-That's absolutely fantastic.

Lesley, what about that?

That was marvellous, very, very pleased for you.

Congratulations.

-Thank you.

-I look forward

to seeing pictures of you on Broadway, Matthew.

We're chuffed to bits for you, genuinely.

The third winners of the series

and you've been really great contestants.

You've broken the code and you've won, enjoy your money.

-Thank you very much.

-Have a lovely time.

-Thanks ever so much.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

Thank you, bye-bye.

And off they go. Back to Stockton-on-Tees and then New York.

Big congratulations to Heather and Matthew,

they walk away with £3,000.

The jackpot has been won which means a fresh £3,000 goes into the safe.

And let's meet the next team hoping to crack the code.

Here we go, lovely.

-Lisa, how do you do?

-Nice to meet you.

-And Gina.

-Hi.

-Good to see you.

Right, tell me about yourselves.

Where do you come from? What do you do? Lisa?

OK, I come from a little town in Chudleigh near Exeter.

-OK.

-I'm a full-time carer to my disabled son

-and my other band of monkeys that I live with.

-Right.

I'm very lucky in that

I haven't worked for the last 12 years, having been doing that,

so I fill my time with lots of other fun stuff.

OK, and how do you know Gina?

Gina shouted at me from across a car park in the middle of town one day

and said, "Oi, fancy a coffee?"

And I went, "Yeah, all right."

Literally, that was the introduction?

And since then, we realised that we had loads of stuff in common.

Gina, how about you? What do you do?

My name's Gina, I'm from Chudleigh and I'm a fitness instructor.

OK. You're one of the first teams

-that we've seen come down the stairs hand-in-hand.

-Aw!

Even married couples haven't done that!

I know, our husbands are going to be so jealous.

We are super, super close because we do a lot of singing together.

We're into amateur dramatics,

we're quite involved in our town's playful things,

so we get involved with festivals and singing

and opening bits and pieces.

-Bit of hosting.

-That keeps us IN trouble!

OK, brilliant. You've got big boots to fill now

because you're following two sets of winners.

-OK.

-And this is an easy game to play, it's a very hard game to win.

-Are you ready?

-We can do this, we are ready.

-We are, we're ready.

-Reset the code.

There we are, it's all blank at the moment.

Now, let's have a look at your first three answers.

Remember, only one of those

is correct and, at this point,

you can open all three answers to reveal the questions.

Where are you going to start?

-Europe? Yes, let's do Europe.

-Europe.

Let's have a look at that question.

Anacondas are giant snakes native to which continent?

OK, right, not liking that at all.

I don't think that's right.

Rubbish film and I don't think it just said, "Europe."

OK, where do you want to go next?

Jessica, go on.

-OK, that's Roger, not Jessica.

-Roger Rabbit, definitely not that.

-That's useful, let's go with Kim, then.

-OK.

-That's true.

-That's true, you and your politics and European stuff.

We'll go with that as a good... I'm happy with that, are you?

-I'm happy.

-We'll lock that in as your correct answer.

Lock it.

We can't change that now,

we want that to go green.

Is Kim our correct answer?

You've got it, your first one.

Kim Il-Sung, Lesley.

Kim is the most common surname in Korea,

usually comes before the given name.

Anacondas, giant snakes native to which continent?

There aren't any really, really big snakes in Europe.

They are from South America.

And the 1988 film in which Mickey Mouse from Disney

and Bugs Bunny from Warner Brothers appeared together for the first time

and exactly as Lisa said, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, not Jessica Rabbit.

Voice in the film by Kathleen Turner.

-Live and learn.

-Live and learn.

Thank you very much, Lesley.

What that means is we get to pick a number now.

OK. We can pick zero to nine to put into the code.

Which one are you going to go for?

Go on, I'm giving you first choice because I'm feeling gen...

-Four.

-OK, I was actually going to take it, but I'll take four!

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

Is it in the first box?

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

No number four there. Is number four in the final box of the code?

It's not there either.

-I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry.

-Don't apologise.

-You choose next time.

-It's good.

-It's good, it is.

-It's still good

because you've eliminated number four

and you're still playing the game at the easiest level.

-It's OK.

-Are you ready for your next three answers?

-We're ready.

-Yes.

-Let's have a look.

-Love that, that is a song!

-It's not a song I've heard of!

-OK.

-Let's just run, top to bottom.

Let's do it. Easy, eagle.

Eagle. Let's have a look at

the question behind eagle.

-Golf terms, they're all birds, aren't they?

-Yes.

-There's birdies and...

-Yes, and eagle is definitely a golf term.

-Definitely?

-I know for a fact, yeah.

-OK. Let's do Beagle, then.

I should know that, I follow all the NASA things on Twitter.

-Do you?! I didn't know that!

-Did you not know that?

You're finding out new things about each other, as well!

Let's try Smeagol first, because I know who Smeagol is.

-OK.

-Do you?!

-Yes.

-Let's find out what's the question behind Smeagol.

-It's not Smeagol.

-Right.

That's a definite no.

So if you're really sure that all the golfing terms are birds,

and I'm really, really sure that you're right...

I know that eagle definitely is.

I just don't know if it definitely is for a par-5...

I'm really unsure about NASA, so my gut's telling me that you're right.

And I'll just ditch you at the station if you're wrong.

Shall we lock in Beagle?

Let's be clear. The correct answer here is which one?

-Eagle.

-Eagle.

-Eagle. We are locking in Eagle...

-Eagle.

..as the correct answer.

If it turns green,

you get to choose another number

from the code. If it's wrong, Chudleigh is calling.

Is Eagle our correct answer?

-It is.

-Yes!

-Sorry, overexcited!

Well done. Lesley?

You knew that the golfing terms here were named after birds.

A birdie one under par, an eagle two under par, and an albatross,

a bit rarer, three under par.

The name of the NASA probe, not Beagle, but New Horizons.

Beagle 2 was the European Space Agency's

failed mission to Mars led by Colin Pillinger.

And the name of the dragon in The Hobbit - Smaug.

-Smaug, yes.

-Ooh!

-Great work.

What we have now is a chance to choose the second number

and see if it sticks in your code.

-What's it going to be next?

-I want to go for number three, please.

Number three. OK.

Is it in the code? Is it in the first box, number three?

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

Number three is not in the second box.

How about the third and final box?

No three in your code.

-It's gone, it's gone.

-It's gone, exactly.

-You've only got eight left.

-OK.

-Are you ready for your next three answers?

-Ready.

-We're ready.

Let's have a look.

Gina's Welsh so we should definitely uncover Cardiff.

-Cardiff first?

-Yeah.

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

-Right.

-You know what? I think that's right now.

Yeah, but Exeter's St David's.

Oh. Oh, OK. But St David's Welsh.

OK. How well do you know Cardiff?

Pretty well and I have been there on the train

and I've got an inkling that that is correct.

So you would have gone from Exeter St David's to Cardiff St David's?

That's a good point, I don't know!

Let's have a look at the next question.

-OK.

-Which one is it going to be?

-Spanish Civil War, because it scares me.

-Let's have a look.

OK, well, the name for war is guerre or something similar

in a particular language and I can't even remember,

it might be French I'm drawing from.

Let's do Ice Ice Baby, worry about that in a minute, I've no idea.

OK, let's have a look at the question behind Ice Ice Baby.

-You should remember that.

-Oh, no!

-This is not what I thought it was going to be at all.

-This is harder.

I'm trying to link this whole Pablo Picasso and...

How do you pronounce that? Gu...

-Guernica.

-Guernica, thank you.

It's just a hard "G" isn't it?

Yeah, with the Spanish Civil War...

Something about that rings true.

And Wall's ice-cream tricycles.

I can't imagine it would be Ice Ice Baby,

but that's because it's so modern

and I'm thinking, "Would they have said that in the '20s?"

-We need to lock in one of these.

-OK.

One of these is the correct answer.

I'd go with Cardiff, but...

you will absolutely kill me

if I'm wrong.

Do I go with my gut? My gut's saying Spanish Civil War. But...

-OK, we'll go with Cardiff...

-No!

You sure?

-No, I'm not 100%.

-I don't remember Picasso doing war paintings.

-Let's go with Cardiff.

-You want Cardiff

-as your correct answer?

-We're locking.

Let's lock in Cardiff.

-Oh, Lord!

-We want this to go green.

We want Cardiff's station

to be called St David's.

Is it the correct answer?

-Oh!

-Oh, I'm so sorry!

It's not the right answer.

-Let's find out which answer was correct.

-I'm so sorry!

-Oh!

-Oh, good Lord!

-Oh, no!

-The Spanish Civil War was correct.

-I'm so sorry, so sorry.

-Lesley?

-Lisa, Gina, I'm so sorry.

Yes, the painting a response to the bombing in 1937 of Guernica.

St David's the main train station of which British city?

-You're Welsh?

-Gina's Welsh.

I'm Welsh. I know, but I don't...

I never lived near Cardiff, but I have been.

Where do you live?

Exeter, St David's.

Exeter St David's is the right name for Exeter station.

-Oh, my Lord.

-Cardiff Central is the main station in Cardiff.

We should have read that a bit longer, shouldn't we?

That's the royal "we"!

-Not me.

-Moving on, then,

to the phrase which first appeared

on Wall's ice-cream tricycles in the 1920s.

Not Ice Ice Baby, which was a hit for Vanilla Ice in 1990,

but, "Stop me and buy one."

Stop me and buy one.

How are you travelling home?

Train, to Exeter St David's!

To Exeter St David's!

OK, well, have a good, long, hard look at the sign when you get there.

Do you know what, it's been a short visit,

but we very much enjoyed it and, on this occasion,

I'm afraid you haven't been able to break the code,

so we have to wish you bon voyage back to Chudleigh.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-Bye!

-Bye-bye.

Well, there go Lisa and Gina, back on the train to Exeter St David's.

Their loss is our next contestant's gain

because the jackpot now goes up by £500.

So, let's meet the next team hoping to crack the code.

Hello, nice to meet you.

-Hello.

-Hello, nice to see you, you all right?

So, you are both from London, Essex originally, is that right?

-Yes.

-So, how do you know each other?

We work other together at a charity

that works with British people who get arrested overseas.

Oh, wow! So, these are people who are in trouble

in other countries all around the world?

All around the world, yes.

That sounds kind of exciting and scary.

It is both of those things most days, yes.

Does that mean you guys get to travel at all?

Occasionally. In the time I've worked there, I've been to Jamaica,

Thailand and Ecuador, all visiting prisons.

They sound like glamorous locations,

but I'm spending my time visiting British people in prisons there,

so you really get to see how they live

and what prison conditions are like.

Yeah, this is pretty serious stuff.

-Mm.

-So, what do you do when you're not working, you guys?

I'm very much into cooking and baking,

although I've had the odd disaster.

-Really?

-Yes, completely flat macaroons and...

OK, macaroons are notoriously difficult.

Yes, I've yet to do a properly good one.

What's your signature dish? What's the show-stopper?

A peanut butter brownie tray-bake thing.

Does this happen in the office, Theo? Does Emma come in...?

She does bring them in, which is to her credit

and I can vouch for the fact that they are delicious.

OK, well, if you win big today,

-maybe that would be a way to celebrate?

-Maybe it would, yeah.

Well, listen, Lisa and Gina, who were here before you, failed,

which is bad news for them but it's good news for you,

because it means another £500 finds its way into the safe.

The jackpot now goes up to £3,500.

So, we'll reset the code.

Three blanks that we hope to turn into three numbers.

And if you're ready, Emma and Theo,

let's look at your first three answers.

We've got our first laugh of the day, well done!

Where do we want to start there?

-Start with a good poop?

-Oh!

-We're disagreeing already!

-I don't know,

-they could be about anything.

-They really could.

-We're keeping it wide open.

-Yeah.

All right, then, we'll go with yours, we'll go for poop.

-We're going to go for a poop?

-Yeah.

-Here we go.

What four-letter word starts and ends

with the 14th letter of the alphabet

and has the 15th letter of the alphabet twice in between?

Well, it's not that, because O comes before P.

-So...

-Yeah, that's right.

Well, we don't have to commit just yet.

Let's look at one of the others, where do you want to go next?

-Brother and sister?

-Yeah, let's go for it.

Brother and sister, please.

I'm happy with that, I think that's right.

Yeah? They were, weren't they? They weren't married.

-You think that's the right answer?

-I feel that's right.

Let's look at the last question.

-I know that's a swan.

-That's a swan, yeah.

-OK, yeah, we're happy.

-Happy to lock in one of those?

-Yeah, absolutely.

Let's go for The Carpenters, they were brother and sister.

OK, brother and sister, locked in, please, as a correct answer.

If it is correct, you get to choose

a number to enter into the code

and see if it sticks.

It is, well done.

Good start. Lesley?

Emma and Theo, you made quick work of that one.

The relation, exactly, brother and sister, born in Connecticut,

making music together until Karen died in 1983.

The four-letter word which starts and ends with

the 14th letter of the alphabet, well, Emma,

you recognised it couldn't be right

because of the letter order.

The correct answer is noon.

And the ugly duckling turns into,

at the end of the fairy tale,

you both knew this one immediately,

it was not a prince, but a swan.

There we go. It means we get on the board with the digits.

Which one would you like to enter into the code to see if it's there?

Purely cos it was my nan's lucky number,

-I'd like to go with number two, please.

-Number two for Nan.

Let's see if it's there.

Number two, is it in the first box?

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

There is no number two. Is number two in the third and final box?

No number two.

-Not so lucky for Nan!

-No.

But not too bad for you,

because it does mean we eliminate a number and carry on playing the game

at the easiest stage, you can still see all three questions at once.

Are you ready to crack on with the next three answers?

-Yes.

-Let's have a look.

-Shall we just start at the top?

-Yeah.

-None of those say anything massive to me.

-Yeah, yeah.

Let's have a look at the question behind Dean.

-I think that's right.

-I think that's right as well.

I think the Forest of Dean is in Gloucestershire,

-but we'll definitely want to check that.

-Yeah.

-Absolutely.

Shall we try Austrian next?

-Yes.

-Let's open the question behind Austrian.

-That's Swiss.

-Yeah, that's Swiss.

-I've not made one, but...

-Just checking!

-Shall we have a look behind 19?

-Yeah, great.

I think that's incorrect, because it's...

Isn't it when you aim for 20 and veer to the right

-you always hit 1?

-Yeah, I think so.

-Shall we go with Forest of Dean as the right answer, then?

-Yeah.

-Happy to lock in Dean as the correct answer?

-Yes.

-Let's do that.

If Dean is the correct answer,

we get to choose

another digit for the code.

It is right. Well done. Lesley?

That's right, the Forest of Dean,

a National Park since 1938.

The European nationality

which goes before the word "roll",

you haven't made one,

but you recognised Swiss roll.

And on a standard dartboard,

what number is on the right-hand side of 20?

Not 19, but 1.

-It is? OK.

-So, there we have it,

another chance to choose a digit to put into the code.

You guys are motoring through these.

Where do you want to go next?

We'll try number four this time.

Number four there, is it in the first box?

No. Is it in the second box?

It's not. Is it in the third and final box?

-No number four.

-OK.

Still eliminating them from our enquiries.

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

-Shall we do them in order again?

-Yeah.

-Third nipple?

-I think so.

A third nipple, please.

I don't know that, it doesn't ring any bells.

No, I mean, it could be,

because poly-anything means that you have several of something.

-Shall we look at Glasgow, then?

-Yeah.

-It's not Glasgow, it's Edinburgh.

-OK, very good. Cool.

-Yeah.

-Good sporting knowledge, there!

-We hope!

-Is that one of your strong points?

No! It's really not!

So we think that might be an incorrect answer.

Let's have a look at the question behind Annie.

-That's Cats.

-Yeah. I'm fairly sure about the football one,

because I think it's Celtic and Rangers.

So I guess it must be the third-nipple question?

-Yeah?

-If in a process of elimination...

-I'm happy to go with that. Shall we?

-Yeah.

Just by the process of elimination, you think polythelia

is the condition which gives you a third nipple?

-You want to lock it in?

-Yes.

Let's do it. OK, it is locked in.

Is it the correct answer?

Yes. Well done. The process of elimination worked. Lesley?

Polythelia could mean more than three nipples.

Famous fictional characters with three nipples include

Scaramanga from The Man With The Golden Gun,

Krusty the Clown has a spare nipple,

as does Chandler in Friends.

And Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian

are football teams from not Glasgow, but Edinburgh,

you had an instinct there that that one was wrong.

And Bombalurina, Grizabella and Macavity

are characters not from Annie, but from, exactly as Theo said, Cats.

Two and four so far, what do you want to go for?

-Let's go for a six, then.

-Let's try number six in the code.

Is it in the first box?

No number six.

Is it in the second box?

Not there. Is number six in the third and final box?

There is no number six.

We've got seven left now, three of them must be there somewhere.

It's three unique numbers.

You're doing really well, guys.

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

Wow, OK. Don't know much about any of those, really.

No. Shall we start with climbing Everest?

-Yes, absolutely.

-Yeah.

Let's have a look at the question behind climbing Everest.

-It sounds...

-Could very well be.

-..possible, doesn't it?

-But I'm not sure. Shall we go on to the next one?

-Yeah.

-OK.

-Oh, no, that's Fawlty Towers, isn't it?

-Fawlty Towers, yeah.

-So, yeah, can we go on to the last one, please?

-OK.

-That's January, so it's not August.

-OK.

-Is your Spanish good, Emma?

I did a degree in it, so...

-Oh!

-So it ought to be!

So you feel that's worked out pretty well for you, then?

-Yeah!

-Which one do we think we want to lock in?

-So we're locking in climbing Everest, then?

-We are, yeah.

-By a process of deduction.

-Yes.

Let's lock it in.

If it turns green,

you get to choose another digit

to put into the code. Is climbing Everest our correct answer?

-OK.

-You are making mincemeat of this, aren't they?

This is not like climbing Everest at all!

No, this is just a walk in the park!

Apa Sherpa, the first man to climb Everest 20 times.

Basil The Rat, the last episode of Fawlty Towers

and, Emma, your Spanish background served you well in here.

You'll be able to tell us what August is.

-Agosto.

-Not August, but January.

Wow, yeah, that was pretty accomplished right there.

Do you have a degree in anything else we need to know about?

It does mean that we have seven digits left to go,

three spaces in the code.

Which one are we going to go for next?

I'm not happy with how the even numbers are going so far,

-so I'm going to plump for number five, please.

-Number five.

Is it in the first box?

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

-It is!

-OK.

-Good strategy,

going odd rather than even seems to have worked.

You've found your first number - you're onto the next level.

But it does get a little bit harder here.

As before, you get to see all three answers,

but you can only see two questions at a time before you have to commit.

You don't quite get the full picture.

Let's have a look at those three answers.

Obviously, the order in which you choose these

does become slightly more important.

Well, third round is the least obvious what it's about, isn't it?

Yes, I'd agree with that. The Shining I've seen a couple of times,

I've seen the documentary about it,

so I might know a little bit more about the background.

Sounds a good place to start, then.

Let's reveal the question behind The Shining.

That's One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, I think.

Yeah, the Jack Nicholson connection, whereas The Shining is...

I think the novel was later cos it was a Stephen King,

and it's based in a hotel rather than a psychiatric hospital.

-Mm.

-Fairly confident on that one?

-Yes.

-Yeah.

-We can still choose another question to reveal

-before we have to make a decision.

-Shall we choose Westminster Abbey?

-OK.

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

I haven't heard that phrase before, The Strangers' Gallery.

There's the Whispering Gallery in St Paul's, isn't there?

-I haven't heard of The Strangers' Gallery in any place.

-I don't know.

What we're looking to do here

is eliminate one that you think is incorrect.

Well, we'll eliminate The Shining, then.

-Happy to eliminate The Shining?

-Yeah.

We want The Shining to be an incorrect answer,

we want this one to turn red.

-It is. Great stuff. Lesley?

-That's right, Theo,

you knew that The Shining was in a hotel

rather than in a psychiatric hospital.

The Shining also written in 1977, didn't win any Oscars.

The correct answer - One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest.

Nailed it. Let's get rid of that incorrect answer

and we can open the question behind third round.

-I think that is right, I think it is the third round.

-OK. Yeah?

-Yeah.

-OK.

You want to commit to third round as your correct answer?

I'm happy to go with that cos you seem like...

-Oh, God...

-Gut instinct, you knew it.

-Mm.

Well, The Strangers' Gallery means nothing to me

and I think I've got more of an inkling about the football one

so we're going to go with that.

An inkling is sometimes enough.

-Yeah.

-Let's lock in third round as our correct answer.

We want the third round to be right

and we get the chance to put another digit into the code.

-Well done!

-It was a good inkling, it was a good inkling. Lesley?

That's right, a chance for

smaller teams who've got through to play bigger clubs.

And the London building in which you would find The Strangers' Gallery -

-the Houses of Parliament.

-OK.

You've got just six numbers to choose from now.

Where are you going to go next?

We're having more luck with the odd numbers

-so let's go for number three.

-As good a reason as any.

Number three. Is number three in our code?

Is it in the first box?

No. Is it in the final box of the code?

It's not there either.

But half the numbers have gone - only five left.

You're making very, very good progress, Emma...

KLAXON BLARES ..and Theo.

That sound means that we have to stop, but you're doing really well.

-Are you happy with the way you're going so far?

-Yeah.

-Yeah, yeah.

It's been full steam ahead - absolutely fantastic.

Lesley, thanks for all your facts today.

-You're very welcome.

-Please be sure to join us next time

when Emma and Theo return

and we find out if they have what it takes

to crack the code and win the cash.

Thanks for watching, goodbye.