Episode 15 The Code

Hello, and welcome to The Code.

Locked inside this safe is £3,000.

To open the safe and win the money,

contestants just need to crack a three-digit code.

Each time someone fails, more money goes into the safe

so the jackpot gets higher and higher.

Last time, Caroline, Pam and Helen from the Wirral

were our first team of three to win the jackpot,

walking away with £4,500.

So, let's meet our first player hoping to crack the code.

-How're you doing? Good to see you, Jinead.

-Hi.

-How are you?

-I'm good, thanks.

-You're from Manchester?

-Yeah.

-What do you do there?

-I'm an accountancy student,

so I'm doing my professional accountancy exams.

Right, is that hardcore? Is that quite difficult?

It is, yeah, but I've only got six of them to do, so I'm OK.

And it should mean that numbers are a natural thing for you.

Yeah, but here, I'm guessing them, so...

Yeah, that would make a big difference.

When you're not studying, what do you do?

At university I was in the Equestrian Society.

-Oh, really?

-So I was at university in Edinburgh,

so there was room to ride horses,

but I'm in Manchester now, so... can't really do it.

-Yeah, riding a horse through Manchester is tricky.

-Not ideal.

What else do you do, apart from riding horses and accountancy?

I started watching the Great British Bake Off,

so I've tried to become a mini Paul Hollywood, and...

-What's your show-stopper?

-I still don't have a show-stopper.

-I'm still learning!

-If you were going to impress me,

-what would you...?

-Well, I'm into healthy eating at the moment,

so I could make really good flapjacks, healthy flapjacks.

And I really like flapjacks.

That would be... That's a show-stopper,

you could stop right there. You're here by yourself.

-Yeah.

-Why is that? Do you think you can handle it?

Well, firstly cos I want to keep any money I win for myself,

so that's the main reason.

And I think my friends were too scared to come on with me.

-Really?

-Yeah. I was the only one brave enough.

They will be the losers today.

Jinead, it is great to have you here.

-Thanks.

-Now, our previous contestants, Caroline,

Pam and Helen, were successful.

That means the jackpot's been reset at £3,000.

Now, to open that safe and win £3,000,

you need to enter a three-digit code.

All you have to do is keep picking the correct answer,

then you can select a number from 0-9

and the computer will reveal whether or not it's in the code.

But be warned, if you pick an incorrect answer at any time,

you will be out of the game,

instant elimination, terribly brutal, I'm afraid.

It's an easy game to play, it's quite a hard one to win,

as we are discovering. Let's set the code!

There we go, three blanks. We want to turn those into three numbers.

-Yeah.

-Before we go any further, very important we say hello to Lesley.

Hello, Jinead. Welcome to the show, I wish you the best of luck.

-Thanks.

-Indeed.

Right, if you're ready, Jinead,

-shall we see your first three answers?

-Yes.

-OK, here they are!

Remember, only one of them is correct,

that's the one you're trying to identify.

At this point, you can open all

three answers to reveal the questions.

Where do you want to start?

I'll start with Saturday, I think.

OK, let's look at the question

behind Saturday.

The final of the ladies' tournament at Wimbledon is always,

weather permitting, scheduled for which day of the week?

That might be true, it might not, I don't really know.

OK, well, we have the luxury of looking behind the other questions.

-Which one would you like to see next?

-Kestrel, please.

I didn't think kestrels flew near the ocean,

so that doesn't sound right to me.

-Shall we have a look behind Angel Falls?

-Yeah.

I was actually reading about the Angel Falls recently.

-Right.

-But I can't remember whether it's in Africa. I thought

it might have been Venezuela.

There's definitely one of the highest waterfalls in the world,

it's either number one or two, it's definitely

-between Zambia and Zimbabwe.

-Yep.

So I think Angel Falls and maybe Victoria Falls is the other one.

-Right.

-I don't know which is in Venezuela and which is

on the border...

So I might be out on the first question, but my gut tells me that

the Wimbledon Ladies' Final is on Saturday.

You're going to take a chance on that.

-You want to lock that in as the correct answer?

-Yes.

That's locked in.

Is Saturday the final of the ladies' tournament at Wimbledon?

-Well done.

-Thank you.

-There you go!

Absolutely brilliant.

-A little bit of intuition got you there.

-Yeah.

-Lesley.

Jinead, I was really worried about you when you opened

that bottom question and didn't know the answer,

but you managed to piece it together

using information you had about the other two.

The final of the ladies' tournament

at Wimbledon is always, weather permitting, on a Saturday.

There was a memorable occasion in 2001 when Venus Williams played

Justine Henin and, because it was so wet,

it was postponed to the Sunday.

The famous waterfall on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Your gut told you that the Angel Falls is in Venezuela,

and that the waterfall referred to in the question

is the Victoria Falls, so good work there.

And the bird of prey sometimes known as the sea hawk or fish eagle.

Again, your instinct said kestrel - not associated with the sea.

The correct answer is the osprey.

Great stuff.

Yeah, so actually, Jinead, you kind of knew more than you realised.

-Yeah.

-Now, here come numbers. We are on safe ground with numbers.

Have you got a lucky number? How are you going to choose one here?

I'll just go for nine because I was born on the 9th of August.

That's as good a reason as any, to be honest.

The number nine. Is it there in Jinead's code?

Is it in the first box?

It's not in the first box.

How about the second?

Not there. Is it in the third and final box of the code?

-Oh!

-Good start.

Great stuff. So we have our first number in the code.

Nine was lucky for you, which is absolutely fantastic.

That's the good news.

The slightly more worrying news is that that moves the game on to

the next level, where things are a bit harder.

As before, you get to see all three answers

but, now, you only get to see two questions

at a time before you have to make a decision and commit.

Shall we have a look at your next three answers?

-Yes.

-OK, Jinead, here they are.

Of course, now it does become a bit more important which order you

-take these questions in.

-Yes.

French is probably the topic I'm least confident on.

I did German at school, so I don't know much about the language.

5 Years Old seems...

5 Years Old and Blue both seem like quite broad subjects.

Yeah. They're wide open, aren't they?

So I think I'll start with 5 Years Old.

OK. Let's open the question behind 5 Years Old.

That sounds about right to me.

I'm not 100% sure there, so I'll go for Blue.

OK, let's open Blue.

My brother used to watch it every single day before school

and I can picture him.

I think he wore a red top and a blue hat, unless I was...

I completely got it wrong...

So I think...

the second one, 5 Years Old, is false.

OK, so just to be clear,

you think the Enid Blyton character, Noddy, has a blue hat?

Therefore we are going to reject

5 Years Old - as an incorrect answer?

-Yes.

-That's what you want to do?

-Yeah.

-OK. So let's hope that 5 Years Old is an incorrect answer.

It's got to go red.

Well done. Good stuff. Lesley.

So horses that take part in the Derby at Epsom have to be, not five

years old, but three years old.

So no horse can win it twice.

Thank you, Lesley. Right,

that means, Jinead, we can dismiss that as an incorrect answer.

It leaves us with two, one of which must be correct.

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

I've never heard the term Lusophone.

And I can't think what language they'd speak either.

And I'm pretty sure that Noddy had a red top and a blue hat,

so I think Blue is the correct answer.

We're going to lock in Blue as our correct answer.

We want Noddy's hat to be blue.

Is Blue the correct answer?

Well done. Good stuff.

You've got your brother to thank for that.

-I know.

-Lesley.

-Yes, Jinead, you are right about his costume -

a red top and a blue hat with a bell on the top for Noddy.

And the language which a Lusophone would speak -

the correct answer is Portuguese, coming from Lusitania.

There we go. Portuguese.

-Well, Jinead, that's really good news.

-Yeah.

Buys you the chance to pick another number.

You're one for one.

You got the right one first time. Will you be as lucky this time?

What's it going to be?

-I think I'll go for four.

-The number four.

Is the number four in your code?

Is it in the first box?

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

-Oh, wow!

-Yes.

-I didn't expect that.

-OK, Jinead, so you've chosen two numbers so far

and both of them are in the code.

That means there is just one more to find,

and that means you've found yourself

-at the hardest stage of the game...

-I know.

..after just two questions.

You're getting very close now to £3,000

and you've done it in a very short space of time.

Now you can only open one question at a time before you have to commit.

This is starting to get really quite serious now.

Let's have a look at the three answers.

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

Danny Boy - I think it might have been a song

but I think it was probably before my time.

That's the one I'm least confident on.

Rocket and Japan...

I think I'll try Japan.

OK, let's open the question behind Japan.

That's false. It's in India.

You're happy to reject that straight away?

-Yeah.

-Confident that that is set in India.

-Yes.

-This needs to go red to see

what's behind Danny Boy or Rocket and

choose the correct answer.

We want this to go red.

-Got it.

-Yup.

-Straight away.

No messing there, Lesley.

No messing about at all.

You knew straight away that that was India.

It's in Jaipur.

Great. That means, then, Jinead, we can dismiss that

as an incorrect answer,

and we get to choose either Danny Boy or Rocket to reveal one of those questions.

I think I'll go for Rocket.

OK. We're going to open the question behind Rocket.

My gut says false, so...

It's pretty 50-50, but I'll go with false.

You want to reject that - as an incorrect answer?

Yeah.

OK. Right, there it is.

It's an incorrect answer.

We can't change our minds on that.

-No.

-But it does mean we can have a look

at the question behind Danny Boy,

just to give you a feeling of

-whether you've made the right decision or not.

-Yeah.

I'm a little bit more confident now.

I've heard "Oh, Danny boy."

I think that might be true.

You did say it was a song when we started.

Yeah. I think I might have heard Tom Jones sing it, or...

OK. So, yeah, I think I was right to go for false.

You think you've made the right choice there?

-Yeah, I do.

-You've got Rocket selected as an incorrect answer,

which, by definition, means Danny Boy must be correct.

If we're to go any further,

get the chance the choose one of those eight

remaining numbers to see if

it fits into your code, for a chance at £3,000,

we want rocket to turn red.

Oh, no!

Jinead, I'm so sorry.

I'm very sorry too, Jinead.

The edible plant is rocket.

Long known as an aphrodisiac, apparently.

The poet, Virgil, said that it excited the desires

of drowsy people.

And the name of the well-known Welsh patriotic song - well,

Danny Boy is usually sung to the tune of the Londonderry Air,

which is Irish. The correct answer is Men Of Harlech.

There we go. Let's find out what the last number in the code...

Any ideas what the last number might have been?

The next number I probably would have gone for would have been two.

Is the final number in Jinead's code a two?

Six. There you go. Well, listen, you thought you'd go out on the first question.

-Yeah.

-And you went a lot further than that.

-You did brilliantly.

-Thank you.

-It's been a pleasure meeting you.

But on this occasion, I have to say, Jinead,

you've failed to break the code and so we have to wish you goodbye.

-Thanks.

-Nice to meet you.

-Thank you.

Thanks, Lesley.

Well, there goes Jinead.

Leaving not on his horse with a fistful of money

but just on his feet,

back to Manchester. His loss is our next contestant's gain, though,

because, as always, the money goes up.

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

Here they are.

Sue... Nice to see you, Sue.

-Hello, pleased to meet you.

-And Linda.

-Hello, Matt.

-How are you?

-Fine, thank you.

-Now, what do I know?

-I know you're from Dudley...

-That's right.

-..and Derbyshire.

-Yes.

-So how do you know each other?

We met about ten years ago.

-That's right.

-We got chatting and we just clicked with one another.

-Right.

-And we've just got on great - ain't we? - really.

Well, yeah. Can't shake her off. I can't get rid of her, really.

What is it that makes you friends?

-Can you put your finger on it?

-We just enjoy...

..each other's company.

We just have a laugh, don't we? Really...

-Do the daftest things.

-And we've got a lot of things in common.

We like to do the same things.

We've been on holiday together, we get together at New Year, and...

So you've seen parts of the world together?

-Where have you been?

-We had a cottage at New Year, didn't we?

-That's right.

-Which was lovely.

-Been to Florence together.

Oh, yeah, we went to Florence.

-Yeah.

-Sounds idyllic. Sounds wonderful.

-Yeah.

-It's great.

We just go on adventures, don't we, Sue?

-Yes.

-Well, to put up with each other on holiday,

-you have to be very good friends, I think.

-Yeah.

-What do you do?

-Do you have jobs?

-I'm a domestic goddess.

Oh, well, that's a very big job.

-Yes.

-Yeah.

-But what elevates you to domestic goddess rather than...?

-I'm very good at it.

-You're just brilliant?

-Yeah.

-That's great to hear.

-How about you, Linda?

-I run a volunteer centre.

So we recruit volunteers in the community

to help people who may be older

or disabled, and it's really worthwhile, and it's fantastic.

-Sounds like something that's very fulfilling.

-Yeah.

-Excellent.

Well, this is where we're at.

Jinead, the previous contestant, he failed.

That means another £500 goes into the safe...

..making a total of...

Very nice, thank you. And let's reset the code.

Three blanks that we want to make into three numbers

to open that door and give you the jackpot.

Sue and Linda, are you ready?

-Oh, yes.

-As we'll ever be.

Good. Let's have a look at your first three answers.

OK.

Remember, only one of those is correct.

That's the one that you are trying to find.

Which one would you like to start with first?

-Start at the top?

-Can do, yeah.

-Top, please.

-Aston Martin.

-Let's see the question behind Aston Martin.

-OK.

I don't think it was such an expensive car as an Aston Martin.

But I... I don't know if I can picture what car it was.

Does Charles own an Aston Martin?

Well, it was his car. I'm sure it was his car that they used.

-Shall we open the next one?

-Yeah.

-Let's have a look.

Only one of them can be correct, remember.

-OK.

-Let's open the question behind Aztec.

OK.

Is it the Incas or are they Aztecs?

-I think it's the Incas.

-Do you think it's the Incas?

OK, shall we have a look at the last one?

-Yes, please.

-The question behind eight, please.

-It's wrong.

-Yeah, yeah.

-It's E, F, G, H, I.

-Yeah.

-So that's definitely wrong.

OK. Which one do you want to go for?

I think you're probably right with the Machu Picchu.

-It was the Incas.

-Are you sure?

No.

If I'm honest, no, I'm not.

But that's the dodgy one, the Aztec and the Incas.

But I really don't know and I think you're right.

So I think we'd better go with the top one.

Because you were sure about that.

Our first question. We've already got a bit of a tricky one.

-I know!

-Yeah, I know.

Which one is it going to be? Let's lock in one as a correct answer.

-OK, you say. What do you want?

-We're going...

-We are going for...

-..Aston Martin being the right answer.

-OK, then.

-Aston Martin.

-Oh, no!

Let's lock it in. We want that to be the correct answer.

We want it to go green.

-Oh, no!

-Not red!

-Yeah!

-Get in!

Lesley.

Well done, Sue and Linda.

Yes, Sue, I heard you mention Prince Charles.

It was Prince Charles's convertible Aston Martin.

And Machu Picchu is a renowned site associated with which civilisation?

Linda, you said the right answer for this one, which is Inca.

-Incas.

-And the only number between 1 and 100 with the letters in

alphabetical order - not 8, but 40.

Thank you, Lesley. Well, look, there we go.

It's plain sailing from here. You passed the first question.

It's time to pick a number. You've got a correct answer.

Which one would you like to choose?

-Go on, pick a number.

-Number six?

-Number six.

-Let's have a look.

Is number six there in the code for Sue and Linda?

Let's have a look at the first box.

-Nothing in the first box.

-Oh, no.

Nothing in the second box.

Is there a six there in the final box?

No. Six is not there.

-Sorry.

-Bad luck.

-It's a good thing.

-It's eliminated.

-It's eliminated number six.

-OK.

-We get to carry on playing the game

at the easiest level, where you can

see all the questions together.

Shall we have a look at your next three answers?

-OK.

-Sue, Linda, here they are.

Oh, my life.

-From the top again?

-Go on.

From the top. Let's have a look at the question behind Baba Ghanoush.

Do you know that?

-No!

-I've heard of it but I'm not sure.

-Oh, not got a clue.

-I'm not sure.

-Well, we can look at the other two.

-Yes, please.

-Would you like 2,000 metres next?

-Yeah.

-Yes.

-Let's reveal that question.

Can we see the third one, please?

Yes! You can.

That got a pretty cold reception.

Right, the question behind A Nobody, please.

A Nobody? What's that all about?

-Oh, well. It's Adrian Mole, isn't it?

-Yeah.

So we think that could be an incorrect answer?

-You think that's Adrian Mole?

-Yeah.

We're looking at the other two, then, somewhere.

-You plump for it this time.

-No, I...

-Cos I haven't got a clue on those.

-Don't you know nothing about the food?

-I thought chickpeas -

something dal... We've got a friend, who's a vegetarian, who likes

chickpeas, and when we order an Indian, it's something dal.

-Tarka dal?

-Will we go for the rowing?

-Go for the rowing.

-We are going for the rowing.

You're going to lock that in as your correct answer?

-Yes, please.

-Sue and Linda, you've locked it in.

If it turns green,

we get the chance to choose another number for the code.

We haven't got any yet.

I know.

Is 2,000 metres the correct answer?

Oh!

It is the correct answer!

-Get in!

-Very lucky, Sue and Linda.

Well reasoned out.

Olympic rowing races, yes, they are all 2,000 metres now.

But 100 years ago, there were various differences

and women used to row 1,000 metres up until Seoul in 1988.

-OK.

-The Middle Eastern dip that has crushed chickpeas as its main

ingredient - Baba Ghanoush has aubergine.

-Oh.

-You mentioned dal.

-Yes.

-Dal does have chickpeas but the Middle Eastern dip is hummus,

which comes from the Arabic for chickpeas.

And the fictional diary, Sue Townsend,

you knew this straight away,

was Adrian Mole. Not Diary of a Nobody,

which is by George and Weedon Grossmith.

Thank you, Lesley, and thank you, Sue and Linda.

We got the correct answer,

and that means you get to choose another digit to put into your code.

-Six is gone. What's it going to be next, Sue?

-Number five, please.

Number five.

Is it in the first box of Sue and Linda's code?

-Oh! Ay-up!

-It is! You've got one.

Great news. You're making progress.

However, it does take us to the next stage of the game,

where things get a bit more difficult.

As before, you see three answers

but now you only get to see two questions

at a time, before you have to make a decision. Are you ready?

-Yeah.

-We're ready.

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

-Right.

-What do you want?

-Shall we go with David Miliband?

-David Miliband.

-David Miliband, please.

Let's reveal the question behind David Miliband.

I think he was. Actually, I think he was.

-I think so.

-We can open one other question before you have to make a

-decision on it.

-Right.

Job or Bologna?

-Job?

-Yeah, go on.

-Job.

-Let's open the question behind job or Job.

OK.

Oh, we ought to know this.

I'm more...

-You think it's David Miliband.

-I am more leaning towards David Miliband

being Foreign Secretary.

So we'll...

-Shall we get rid of that one?

-We'll get rid of Job.

We are going to reject Job as an incorrect answer.

Let's find out. We want it to go red.

We want Job to be an incorrect answer.

Well done.

-Good work.

-Absolutely right.

Well chosen.

The book of the Old Testament in which

Jonah gets swallowed is the Book of Jonah.

The Book of Jonah. That makes sense, doesn't it?

-Yeah.

-Right, it also makes sense that we can get rid of that as an

incorrect answer. We can have a look at the question behind Bologna,

which is...

-Tuscan.

-Tuscan city.

Bologna - is it even in Tuscany?

I know, that's it.

That's it. Yeah.

Which one of these do you want to lock in as the correct answer?

-David Miliband.

-We're locking in David Miliband as a correct answer.

We want it to go green.

Was David Miliband the last Foreign Secretary for a Labour government in

the UK? Is it the correct answer?

-Well done! Absolutely brilliant.

-I don't know how we managed!

Lesley.

That's right. Well done, you've chosen the correct pair there.

David and Ed Miliband were the first siblings to sit in cabinet at

the same time since Edward and Oliver Stanley in 1938.

And the Tuscan city which holds the twice-yearly Palio -

Bologna is not in Tuscany, it's in Emilia-Romagna.

The correct answer is Siena.

Great stuff. So you've got one number in your code.

Two numbers chosen so far.

Just five and six.

We're trying to get another number in that code.

-Which one do you want?

-One.

Number one it is.

Is it in Sue and Linda's code?

Is it in the second box?

Not in the second box.

Is it in the third box?

It's not there. It's not there. But that's OK.

We've dismissed it. It means we carry on playing the game

at this level, seeing two questions at a time.

Let's see if you can go any further.

The next three answers, please.

Which ones are jumping out at you there?

-Two Towers.

-Shall we go for Two Towers?

-Two Towers, please.

-Right.

I think that might be right.

Do you? Well, wait a minute.

Is it the same as the films?

Because The Two Towers definitely wasn't the first one.

No, it wasn't. It was Lord Of The Rings with the...

You get to open one other question before you have to make...

What do you want? Do you want Handel or do you want Cricket?

I'm as bad at both of them. What do you want?

-Handel's Water Music.

-We'll have Handel.

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

-Do you know that one?

-No.

Not very clever, really, am I?

I'd eliminate that one.

OK.

We'll eliminate that one, then, please.

You want to get rid of Handel so we can have a look at the question

behind Cricket, try and identify the correct answer,

but we're saying Handel, incorrect?

Yes.

If it goes red, that means we get to see behind Cricket.

If it goes green, then that's it, ladies.

We are on our way home. We don't want that.

Is Handel the incorrect answer?

Great stuff.

-Really good.

-Well worked out.

Yes. Handel more associated with oratorios.

The correct answer is Mendelssohn.

Mendelssohn. The Scottish Symphony.

Well, we can get rid of that now.

It's an incorrect answer.

It's good, isn't it?

-Amazing.

-You are better than you think you are.

We're amazing ourselves.

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

I don't think it was cricket.

-Was that football?

-Yeah, I think it was.

I'm going to stick with The Two Towers.

Yeah, we are going to stick with The Two Towers, please.

We are going to lock in The Two Towers as the correct answer.

We want it to go green.

It buys Sue and Linda another chance to put a figure into the code

and take us closer to £3,500.

It is.

It's correct.

THEY LAUGH

Lesley.

What a relief, Sue and Linda, going with the correct pairing yet again.

Yes, the name of the middle book in the Lord Of The Rings is

The Two Towers. The first one being The Fellowship Of The Ring.

And the third, The Return Of The King.

And England's national women's team won the World Cup not in cricket...

In cricket they came third in 2013 in the World Cup.

-..but in rugby union.

-Oh!

Thank you, Lesley.

Well, the women are winning.

Somehow you are getting there.

You are buying yourself a chance to choose another number.

Where do you want to go next?

-You choose.

-I fancy zero.

-Zero?!

-Yeah.

-Do you?

-I do.

-You fancy zero, Sue?

Well, listen, I'm not going to argue with you today.

No way. It's working out.

Is zero in your code?

Is it in the second box?

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

-Give us a zero.

-Oh, please.

Sorry, you can choose next time.

Right. We are getting our way through the numbers.

If you get ten questions right, which I don't put past you,

-the door will open.

-OK.

Let's have a look at our next three answers, please.

Shall we go with Ann Widdecombe?

-Yeah, go on, then.

-I just had a flash of

-Strictly Come Dancing come to mind.

-Yeah.

And politics worked out well for you before.

Let's have a look at the question behind Ann Widdecombe.

-No.

-No, it wasn't.

-That's wrong.

-It was...

-That's wrong.

OK. Well, now you can look behind another answer.

If we get that wrong, that's it.

-Well, no, that's fine.

-We get it right even if it's wrong?

You just need to... What you need to do...

-Sorry.

-You need to find one correct answer.

If you think that's wrong...

-It's wrong.

-We can get rid of it after you've chosen...

The tablets are wearing off.

The thing is...

OK, I'll help you here.

Choose another answer to look behind.

Monkey.

-Let's have a look behind Monkey.

-Sorry!

It's fine.

Monkey, please. Oh!

My dad was a Cockney.

I ain't got a clue.

Well, a pony's 25.

What we are looking for now is to get rid...

We can eliminate the bottom one.

Let's do that. We want to get rid of Ann Widdecombe.

We think that's a wrong answer, incorrect.

We want it to turn red.

Give us a chance of looking behind Squash.

Ann Widdecombe, an incorrect answer.

-Please turn red.

-I'm trying to think of her name.

It is incorrect. You were absolutely certain about that.

-Well done.

-Is it D...Dorries?

No. It was...

-It was her from...

-Let's find out from Lesley.

Linda, you're absolutely right. It is Nadine Dorries.

She said she did it because 16 million people

watch the programme and

she thought MPs should be going to where people are.

-Yes.

-Thank you, Lesley.

Let's get rid of that. It's an incorrect answer.

-OK.

-We can have a look at the question behind Squash.

-Right.

Do you think a monkey is 500?

I haven't got a clue. Do you know?

I can't give you any clues at all, I'm afraid.

-I know.

-I would love to.

Let's just go for the Monkey.

-Want to lock in Monkey?

-Yes, it may be wrong, but...

Sue and Linda want to lock in Monkey as the correct answer.

We want it to go green.

We want to carry on

this crazy ride we are on.

-I'm not really... I don't know.

-If only we were into sport.

Let's find out. Is Monkey our correct answer?

-Ooh!

-I don't know where this is coming from now.

Honestly. I'm not sure where it's coming from.

Well done, Sue and Linda. Yes, a monkey is £500.

Sue, you said you knew a pony was £25.

Pavarotti is a tenner.

Oh! Well, of course he is.

-Pavarotti, yeah.

-In 2004,

Nathan Robertson and Gail Emms won Olympic silver not in squash,

which has been repeatedly rejected for inclusion in the Olympics,

but in badminton.

OK. You've bought yourself the chance

to put another number into the code to see if it sticks.

I picked the last couple. You pick one.

-Number seven.

-Number seven.

Is it there in the second box?

Lucky number seven.

Is it, though?

Not there in the second box.

Is seven in the final box?

It's not there.

-Well, there's another one gone.

-But it's another one gone.

Another one bites the dust and we've got five left, OK?

So, you're halfway through the numbers.

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

-Jamie Oliver.

-Jamie Oliver.

I don't think it was him.

I know he started off young, didn't he?

-I don't think it was him.

-OK, that's fine by me.

I haven't got a clue.

Well, we get the chance to look behind another question.

-OK. None?

-None.

Let's see the question behind None.

September.

No, it's B-R-E.

May. What's May? Is it M-A-I or M-A-Y?

I think we ought to reject Jamie Oliver.

-OK.

-I might be wrong but...

-I just didn't think it was him.

-We'd like to reject Jamie Oliver -

as an incorrect answer.

-That's what we're saying.

-Yes.

OK, if it's incorrect,

-we get the chance to look at the question behind Saxophone.

-OK.

Please, let it go red.

Well done. Great stuff.

Got rid of that one. Lesley.

Yes, Jamie Oliver, no Michelin stars yet.

The correct answer is Marco Pierre White.

-Well done.

-Marco Pierre White.

Off you go. We'll get rid of him - as an incorrect answer.

We can have a look at the question behind Saxophone.

I don't think he was a saxophonist.

You don't think he was a sax player?

No. It's only gut, really.

I can't think of the months being the same...

..in French as in English.

What do you think is the same?

-I don't...

-Janvier, Fevrier, Mars Avril...

May. But is it spelt M-A-Y or M-A-I?

Juin, Juillet.

Is it A-O-U-T, August? Aout.

Then there's September but it's B-R-E, not B-E-R.

-Septembre.

-Novembre.

I think it's the sax.

No, you've just gone through all the months and said

-none of them.

-It says how many months of the year have exactly

the same spelling in French and in English?

-None.

-I can't think of...

So, that's the right answer, then.

Oh, of course it is!

OK. Just so we are clear, we are looking...

Only one of those can be correct.

-Yes. Sorry.

-The right answer...

-The right answer.

-Thank you for correcting me on that.

-We are going with None, please.

-As the correct answer?

Yes, as the correct answer. Yes, please.

We are. Definitely.

OK, we've got that. You're doing brilliantly, Sue and Linda.

We want to carry that on. We want this to be green.

Is it the correct answer?

-Yes!

-Well done.

Well done.

-Clever.

-I would have gone for the other one!

-Well, listen.

Lesley, how about that French?

Linda, you ran beautifully and accurately

through the months of the year in French.

May is, exactly as you said, M-A-I.

Gone back to schooldays there, you see.

It's all buried in there somewhere and it came out at just the right

moment. And, Sue,

you thought Dizzy Gillespie didn't sound like a saxophonist.

Absolutely right. He played the trumpet.

-Trumpet.

-There you go.

-Yeah, I thought it didn't sound right.

Well, however you did it, it gave us the right result.

And you get another chance to put a digit into the code.

-There's only five left.

-Go on.

-Number two, please.

Number two. Is it in the second box?

Surely.

We've got one.

It is.

We've only got one answer to get right now.

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

You've got four numbers there to get into the code.

Every time from now on that you get a chance to do that,

you're going to have to do it the hard way.

OK. Because you get three answers, as always,

but this time you see the questions one at a time and you have to make

a decision based on that.

Shall we have a look at your next three answers?

-OK.

-Here they are.

-Shall we have a bit of Scandal?

-Yeah, we'll have a bit of Scandal.

Bit of Scandal.

Is there a show called Scandal?

There must be! Or maybe not.

There's a film called Scandal.

Oh, there certainly is. Yes, I've seen it.

But...

This is a TV show, so...

Well, I'm happy enough to say no.

-Shall we say no?

-You want to dismiss it?

-Yes.

-Because we have to do something.

We want it to turn red, so we can move on and look at the other two.

Yes.

This has to be an incorrect answer

otherwise, Sue and Linda,

much though I've enjoyed it, we have to say bye-bye to you.

I don't want that to happen.

Is Scandal an incorrect answer?

It is.

Where are you getting this from?

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

-Don't knock it, it's working.

-Yeah.

-Well done, Sue and Linda.

Yes, there is a TV series called Scandal

but completely separate from this one.

Stars Kevin Spacey as Frank Underwood,

it's House Of Cards.

Oh, I've heard of that, yeah.

House Of Cards. There it is.

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

It leaves us with Sandals and Vandals,

one of which we now have too choose to reveal the question behind it.

Do you want to go for Vandals?

-Do you?

-Yeah.

-Yeah, go on, then.

-Vandals.

-Vandals, please.

-Yeah.

-I weren't expecting that.

-I went to Rome last year.

Should have paid more notice, really.

We'd have been better off stopping at the last one.

You can't do that.

-You can't just stop.

-She's making her own rules up!

We have to keep going.

-We've come this far.

-Shall we say that's true?

I don't know why I want to say it's true but...

It doesn't sound right to me.

-Are we saying yes or no?

-I'm going to say...

-..that might be true.

-OK.

-Possibly!

-Again, not an option.

Is it correct, locked in as correct?

-(What do you think?)

-You can't ask Lesley.

-She knows.

-I know.

-Correct or incorrect?

We are going to say that it's true.

We are going to lock in Vandals as the correct answer.

-We'll get our cases now.

-We'll get our bags now.

-OK.

Which means we can have a look at

the question behind Sandals just to see

-the expressions on your faces when it pops up.

-If we know it.

Yeah.

I know this one!

That is wrong!

-Thomas Cook.

-It's Thomas Cook!

Well done. We ain't got it right yet, though.

You know that's incorrect, which means what?

-Oh, my life.

-We might possibly be wrong.

Let's find out. Is Vandals the correct answer?

Goodness me. Somebody is looking down on us.

They really are looking down on you today.

-It's only cos I've got me mate.

-Sue and Linda.

That's lovely. Lesley.

Exactly right. The quiz gods are smiling on you, Sue and Linda.

The tribe is the Vandals.

The second of three major sackings of Rome.

The first being the Visigoths and the third - the Ostrogoths.

And you knew this one as soon as it came up.

Thomas Cook, not Sandals, was the right choice.

We wouldn't have had to go through all that agony, would we?

It's not just you.

We're all going through it.

But you know what?

Somehow we staggered to the point where we get to pick another number.

And not just any number,

this could be the one that completes the code and opens the door on

a jackpot of £3,500.

That's unbelievable, isn't it?

It is, but you ain't picked the right number yet.

First things first. We have got four numbers there.

Three, four, eight and nine.

One of them must be in the code.

Four, I'd go for, but go with whatever you want.

-Did you want four?

-Number four?

-Number four.

-Number four.

-Please.

OK. Who is going to join me down at the safe to put that number into

the keypad?

-Oldest.

-That's me, then, eh?

-Come on then, Sue.

-I'm the oldest.

-Let's go to the safe.

Oh, dear.

OK. Sue and Linda, you've chosen the number four.

If the number four is the final figure in your code,

then you will leave today with £3,500.

-Are you ready?

-Oh!

-Yes.

Press the number four.

There they go. Spinning round.

Is it 9-2-4?

We want the number four.

We want to give you £3,500.

Come on. Be a four.

Be a four.

It's not a four.

Never mind. Never mind. It's another number out the way.

Let's go and rejoin Linda, because we get to carry on playing.

-Sorry.

-Oh, well.

-That's all right.

-Not to worry.

That's all right. We've only got three numbers to choose from

and, because you're being guided by voices, I have no doubt...

KLAXON

Is that it?

Oh, my goodness. That sound means, unfortunately, Sue, Linda,

we have run out of time.

-Oh!

-Do you think you can do it?

-We'll give it a good go, yeah.

-That's what I like to hear.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you.

-Sue and Linda,

just one number away from opening the safe and taking out £3,500.

Join us next time to find out if they have what it takes to crack

the code. Lesley, luck and knowledge.

Absolutely. I hope you can carry on that run of good luck next time.

Thank you so much for today, Lesley. And thank you to you for watching.

Goodbye.