Episode 18 The Code

Hello and welcome to The Code.

Locked inside this safe is £6,500.

To open the safe and win the money,

contestants just need to crack a three-digit code.

Each time someone fails, though, more money goes into the safe

and the jackpot gets higher and higher.

The code hasn't been cracked for a good few days now.

Let's find out if our next contestants

can take home that money.

-And here they are. Young Terry.

-Hi, Matt.

-Young Andy. Good to see you.

-Not quite so young.

-Both from Somerset.

-We are - Yeovil.

-Is it Yeovil itself?

-Yeah.

-Yeovil itself. Wonderful to have you here.

-How do you guys know each other?

-We've known each other for years

but we've got a lot of shared interests -

golf, football, skittles...

Skittles is an interesting one.

Is there a serious level of skittle playing going on in Yeovil?

-It's quite big in the south-west.

-Is it?

Yeah, there used to be four or five leagues.

It's slightly less now, but every pub used to have a skittle alley.

-We play on a Thursday.

-And which league are you guys in?

-Are you in the Champions League?

-We're in the first division.

-First division?

-We are the Barcelona of skittles.

Let's give your club a name. I mean, what is it?

That's embarrassing. It's the Jacket Spuds.

-The Jacket Spuds is...

-The captain.

The Jacket Spuds is the Barcelona of skittles in the south-west.

I'm surprised you hadn't heard of us.

Tell me about yourselves. What do you actually do?

Well, I retired last year, early retirement,

as a civil servant, so spending more time playing golf with him

and playing skittles with him, really.

Now, Terry, I hear you're going to Glastonbury this year.

First time ever. Turned 70 a couple of months ago

and I thought, seeing as it's just down the road, really,

20 minutes away from where I live, always fancied it,

so me and the wife

and a few friends are off to Glastonbury.

-I've been three times.

-Have you really?

-Yeah.

For three or four days, it's the best place on earth.

-That's all I can say. Are you going as well, Andy?

-No.

-Not taking you.

-No.

-He's going to wait till he's a bit older.

-Yeah.

-Listen, it's lovely to have you here on the show.

-Thank you, Matt.

We hope you do well, a big jackpot for you today.

To open the safe and win £6,500,

you need to enter a three-digit code.

All you have to do is choose the correct answer each time.

That gives you the opportunity to select a number between zero

and nine. The computer reveals whether that's in the code.

But be warned - if at any point you choose an incorrect answer,

that's it, you're out of the game, back to Yeovil,

instant elimination.

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

as we've been discovering recently.

If you're ready, Terry, Andy, let's set the code.

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

But before we go any further, we should say hello to Lesley.

Welcome, Terry and Andy.

I hope you can improve on our recent contestants' performances.

Yeah, they haven't had much luck. They've struggled a bit.

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

Remember, only one of those is correct.

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

At this point, you can open

all three answers to reveal the questions.

So, actually, the order doesn't matter too much,

but where would you like to start?

Shall we take them in the order they're up there?

Why not? There's nothing that jumps out.

I don't fancy the Big Hero

because that smacks of science fiction or something like that.

Children, superheroes, yeah.

Let's open the question behind nine inches.

-Isn't it the width of the bat? You know the table tennis bat.

-Yeah.

I don't think that's nine inches.

-No, it's about six, I think.

-I would say it's less than nine inches.

-I would say it's less, yeah, I would say it's less.

-Let's see the others.

-I'm not...

-OK.

-I don't think that's right.

-Yeah, I don't think that's right.

-Shall we see the second one?

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

-Fedora, fez.

-Yeah. All right, all right.

That looks to me like that's going to be the right answer.

-I couldn't disagree with that.

-Shall we see the third one, please?

-Yeah.

-I wouldn't know the answer to that.

I never knew what a Minion was until a few weeks ago.

-A fez is a hat.

-Fedora, fez.

-That's got to be right.

-It has to be Fe is the correct one.

-Shall we go with that?

-Yeah.

So, we would like to go that Fe is the right answer.

OK, we're going to lock in Fe as the correct answer.

If it goes green, if it is correct,

then we get to enter a digit into the code,

see if it sticks.

We want it to go green. Is it the correct answer?

It is, well done. A good start. Short work of that. Lesley.

Well done, Terry and Andy. Yes, you mentioned the types of hats there.

Fe goes before -dora to make fedora and -z to make fez.

Fedoras famously worn by Indiana Jones,

the fez, Matt Smith's 11th Doctor says fezzes are cool.

How high above the table is the top of the table tennis net?

Terry, you said you thought it might be six inches and it is six inches.

The comic characters known as the Minions, not Big Hero 6,

that's a 2014 film, but in Despicable Me.

Minions, little yellow creatures that speak Minionese.

Thank you, Lesley. Well, as you can see, gentlemen,

even if you don't know all the answers,

you can still get there at this stage by comparing and contrasting.

It gives you the chance to choose a digit.

Three unique numbers make up today's code.

-Which one do you want to choose?

-Number seven.

-Number seven.

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

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

There is no number seven there. Is it in the third box?

-It's not there.

-OK.

-No number seven.

Not a bad thing, though - it means we've eliminated that

and it means we get to carry on playing at this stage where

you get to see all the questions and you can compare and contrast.

If you're ready, here's your next set of answers.

-Again, shall we take them in the order they are up there?

-Yeah.

-Top to bottom.

-Please, Matt.

OK, let's start with the question behind Jacques Chirac.

Jacques Chirac has been around for a while but...

See, John Major we are going back to 199...4.

Blair became Prime Minister in '97. Major was before him, so...

-We are talking...

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

We're talking over 22 years. OK, shall we see the second one?

-Shall we move on to the next?

-Yeah.

-OK, here we go.

-I can't remember that.

-I'm trying to think what the song was.

If I could sing this song you could know whether it's...

-'80s is not good for me.

-It was the Madness era.

-It was the Madness era, yeah.

-So, I mean, it's possible.

-Shall we see the third one?

-Yeah.

I'm not convinced about the first one, so...

Happy to have a look at the question behind Africa, please.

-Well, that's got to be in Brazil.

-I would have thought that...

-That's in Brazil, South America.

-Yeah, that's what I thought.

So if you're happy, are we confident about that?

We are looking for one correct answer here.

-Just got to find the one that's right.

-Shall we go for Madness?

-Yeah.

-Bit of a flyer?

-It is a bit of a flyer.

We are between two.

-We're pretty sure we can rule out Africa.

-Yeah.

It is a bit of a toss-up between Jacques Chirac and Madness,

so we'll go Madness.

-We're going middle for diddle.

-Yeah.

Lock in Madness as the correct answer, please.

We want this to go green.

-It is.

-Well done.

-Good stuff.

If this is the way you play skittles...

-On a wing and a prayer.

-OK, Lesley.

-More lacking judgment.

Yes, that's right, Madness is the correct answer.

Not only were they a seven-piece band,

not only was it a UK number seven hit featuring

the number seven in its title, but also there are seven letters

in the name and it was their seventh top 40 hit.

The President of France when John Major became UK Prime Minister...

Jacques Chirac did overlap with John Major at the end of his time

-as Prime Minister. The correct answer is Francois Mitterrand.

-Yeah.

And the continent on which you would find the world's largest

rainforest wasn't Africa but South America.

It's the rainforest which takes up most of the Amazon basin.

Thank you, Lesley. I don't know whether it's the fact that

you are standing at the end of a lane here...

Maybe just feels like skittles, but it's very successful at the moment.

You are doing really well.

It means you get to enter another number, another digit into the code.

What's next?

-Am I going to go?

-You go.

I've a feeling I know what you're going for.

-I do. Was it your skittles?

-Yeah, we'll try number four, please, Matt.

-I thought you would.

-Number four. What's the reason for that, Andy?

Well, there's six of us in the side and you tend to have a regular order

in which you skittle and I usually go at number four.

-You skittle fourth.

-You always go fourth.

-I always go fourth.

-Always goes fourth!

Well, let's see if the number four is in the code.

Four, are you there in the first box?

No. Are you there in the second box?

-Ooh!

-There is a number four.

It's worked out for you,

you've got the first number in the code there in the middle.

That means we move onto the next level

and it does get a little bit harder here.

As before, you see three answers.

The difference now, you can only see

two questions at a time before you have to commit.

Let's have a look at those answers.

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

-63...

-That is my era. So, Rastafari is...

-Bob Marley.

-Ethiopian leader.

-Yes.

-Haile Selassie.

He was important in that.

Belgrade...

I don't even know... Belgrade, what does that mean?

-Which country is that in?

-It's the capital of...

No. So we will go...

-Why don't we go 63 and Rastafari?

-Yeah.

If it comes up, I might know.

-Go on, yeah.

-Which ones are we going to open first?

-63, yeah.

-63. I think you'll be good at that.

-Well...

-We are going to open the question behind 63.

So it's nothing to do with The Beatles, then.

Well, there is nine boxes of nine. Nine nines are 81.

-Yeah.

-Or have I...?

-Can't argue with that.

That was quick!

-Yeah, all right, yeah.

-OK.

I'd have had to think long and hard about that, but, yeah.

-I'm just wondering if I've jumped in.

-No, that sounds right.

Shall we just bank that one for a minute

and have a look at Rastafari?

You don't have to make a decision yet, we can open another one.

-Please, Matt.

-Rastafari, please.

-That could be right.

-That name rings a bell.

We are looking to eliminate one of these.

-We have got to eliminate one of these now.

-Oh, yeah.

And I believe...

See, 63 would be seven nines, wouldn't it?

-Yeah, that's not right.

-That's not right.

So I'm pretty sure the answer should be 81,

so I think we can eliminate the middle one.

I think we can eliminate that. I'll go with that, yeah.

We are hoping our times tables are right here.

We want to eliminate 63 as an incorrect answer.

We want that to turn red so we can concentrate on Belgrade,

have a look at the question behind that,

hopefully find the correct answer.

We want 63 to be incorrect and turn red.

-Good stuff.

-Well played, Andy.

-Lesley.

Well worked out, Andy.

-Yes, 9 x 9 would be 81. It's a 9 x 9 grid.

-Yeah.

If you add up all the numbers in a successfully-completed

sudoku puzzle you get 405.

If you are bored, that's how you can entertain yourself.

Thank you, Lesley. Let's eliminate that, it's an incorrect answer,

and let's open the question behind Belgrade.

-That was the Warsaw Pact.

-Yeah.

-Yeah, the Warsaw Pact, so...

-So that would be wrong.

-Belgrade is wrong. The correct answer is...

-Rastafari is the correct answer.

-Yeah.

-Have we rushed into that?

-Are you sure?

-Don't think so, no.

So that's what we'll go for, then, please, Matt.

-Happy to lock in Rastafari as the correct answer?

-Yeah.

If it is correct it will go green,

it will give you the chance to choose

another digit in your code.

You've already got one, let's see if we can add to that.

Is Rastafari the correct answer?

-Great stuff.

-Well played.

-Great stuff.

Excellent gameplay for you, Terry and Andy.

You weren't quite sure that Rastafari was the correct answer

but you knew the other one.

So, Jamaican Marcus Garvey, yes,

important figure in the birth of the Rastafari religion.

The city which gives its name to the defence pact,

you knew this straightaway, it's Warsaw.

Thank you, Lesley. That's great.

That means now to add to your four we need to find another number,

another digit to go up there alongside it in the code.

-Four and seven gone. So you skittle fourth.

-Yes.

So where do you skittle?

-I skittle first.

-Right.

Every other week normally, because we drop the worst player.

-So, he tends to play every other day.

-He didn't know that.

He thought you only met once a fortnight!

Where's it going to be, Andy? Which number do you want to go for?

-We'll go for my number, shall we?

-Yes, go on.

-Number one.

Right, Terry is going for the number one. Is it there in the first box?

-Yes!

-A-a-ah!

-You know that means?

-Sorry, I made a silly noise then.

-No, no, no, this is what we call rapid progress.

-Ooh!

Three numbers. Only three numbers.

And yet, you have two digits in your code.

If you'd have picked the first one, I'd have been going home now!

Well, what this means is you are in a very strong position.

£6,500 is waiting for you behind the safe door.

The slight downside to this is that we are now at the most

difficult stage of the game. You get three answers, as before,

but this time,

you only get one question at a time before you have to commit.

-You just see that question.

-Right.

-That's all you get.

-Are you ready to see the next three answers?

-Yes.

It's now crucial to decide which one you're going to pick first.

I bet April is the star sign.

The Daily Mirror, you used to print a local newspaper,

-so you should know a lot about newspapers.

-No, no.

-Oh, dear.

-Erm...

-Argon, I mean, you're getting into...

-Yeah...

-..tables.

-I think I'd go Daily Mirror.

-Yeah, I think I would.

-Yeah.

Daily Mirror then, please, Matt.

-Well, he certainly was editor.

-He was.

-Just looking at the dates.

The dates... Sounds about right.

He was there during the hacking scandal, wasn't it?

-I mean, I'm not saying he was guilty of anything...please!

-Oh!

-Goodness gracious!

-No, but you know what I mean.

Like, the News of the World, he was...

-But he wasn't there when the hacking thing came out.

-No, no.

-He'd left then.

-I've got a feeling it's...

my best guess would be it's true.

-Yeah.

-We're looking for one correct answer.

So, if we locked that in, we don't see the other two.

We believe that to be true, Matt,

so I think we're going to have to say we think that answer is correct.

OK. Let's lock it in... as a correct answer.

-What is the skittles equivalent of a strike?

-It's called a spare.

It's called a spare.

A flopper, if you take all nine,

-but a spare if you get the nine in two balls. You have three balls.

-OK.

If you get this... If this is the correct answer, this is a flopper!

You've got yourself a flopper here.

Because it gives you the chance to walk up

and put in the next digit to the code.

The last digit, which could open the door for you guys, for £6,500.

This'd be the first time he's ever had a flopper in his life!

Right, it's a lot of money.

What would you do with it,

if you managed to get your hands on £6,500 between you?

I said I'd spoil the grandchildren.

-But I'm beginning to regret that now.

-Because it's become a reality.

Now you've committed. How about you, Andy?

It probably will be spent, some of it, on the grandchildren

but I don't want to say that in front of millions of people.

OK, you can tell me about that later. Right, good luck!

Here we go, we are up for a flopper.

If it goes green, we don't have to worry about the other two.

We get the chance to crack the code in very short order. Here we go.

Let's see. Is it our correct answer?

-Oh!

-Well done, Terry.

-It's the correct answer.

Let's have a look at the other two. Argon...

-I don't know.

-It's not a million miles from that, is it?

OK, let's have a look at April. We can find out in a second.

That's Welsh. That's March. It's about...

-When the daffodils are around.

-Yes.

Well, we would have stood a chance with those, very possibly.

Lesley, talk us through the Daily Mirror first.

Piers Morgan, editor of the Daily Mirror.

You mentioned that he was connected with some scandals.

It was a scandal surrounding fake photographs of British soldiers

which led to him leaving the Daily Mirror.

The noble gas which shares its name with Superman's home planet,

the correct answer is Krypton.

Krypton is a noble gas but it is possible to make compounds

with fluorine under certain conditions.

And the month of the year in which you would find St David's Day,

You knew this straightaway, it's March.

April is the month for St George's Day.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Thank you, Lesley.

Gentleman, now,

we have to choose a digit to fill the last slot in the code.

But we've got seven to choose from

because you have made such rapid progress.

So, the odds are pretty long at this stage.

It's going to take some inspired guesswork.

There are six in a skittles team.

And we have been sticking with the skittles theme.

-I mean, it's completely random, isn't it?

-It is.

It's just a number. We've got to pick one.

-Skittle logic.

-So, we'll go for six.

We're going to go for number six to complete the code,

to open the door. Who's going to go for it?

-Do you want to go up, skipper?

-I will.

-OK, Terry, join me.

Let's make our way to the safe.

Terry and Andy, the Jacket Spuds, from Yeovil.

You've chosen the number six.

If six is the final number in your code,

you will go home today with £6,500.

-Are you ready?

-Yeah.

-Punch in the number six.

Round and round they go...

If you manage to get a six in the final box,

you've got yourself a flopper.

And you've also got a lot of money to spend.

Is six the final number in your code?

It isn't. It isn't. Terry, let's rejoin Andy.

So, not there yet, not there yet. I would have been amazed.

The odds against getting three numbers out of four are pretty

astronomical. We're still in a very strong position.

We've still got rid of another number.

There are now just six to choose from.

All we have to do is keep answering questions correctly,

-like you have done.

-Yeah.

-And we will be there.

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

It could be anything.

I mean, would Said be words?

Would that be a vocabulary-type question?

-That's not how you spell Port Said, is it?

-Yes, I think it is.

-I'm thinking laterally. Is that Port Said?

-It could be about that.

You see, Fred could be about Flintstones,

the guy that climbed chimneys.

-Yeah...

-Well, we can only see one. So we've got to pick one.

I haven't got a clue.

-Have you...

-I would have said middle for diddle.

-Go on, then.

It's impossible to know what any of them are going to be about.

-Yeah, yeah, yeah. We'll go middle.

-Middle.

-We're going middle.

-Yeah.

-Let's see the question behind said or Said.

-It's right!

-Well picked!

-I've actually been there, yeah.

-Yeah.

So, unless they've moved it. Yeah.

So, we've picked, hopefully, the correct question first again.

We have to decide on this one.

Is this one incorrect or do we take this as the correct answer?

-We'll take it as the correct one.

-I think we have to again, Matt.

-We will take it as the correct answer, please.

-OK!

We're going to lock this in as the correct answer.

We want the right answer to be Port Said.

We want the Jacket Spuds to have another chance to enter

the right number into the code and take home that money.

Is it the correct answer?

It is the correct answer!

-You've chosen the correct answer first time twice.

-Well done.

Shall we have a look at the question behind Right now?

Would you have known this?

-Right or left, it was a 50-50.

-Yeah.

-Would you have had any clue?

No, no.

Well, I suppose because the heart is on that side,

it makes sense that the lung would be smaller.

I mean, that would have been my logic.

-Logic would have got you to the right answer.

-Yeah, but...

Let's see the question behind Fred.

When I would have known that? Or known it was wrong?

They had a Fred... Yeah, that would have sounded...

If we'd have picked that first, we might have had a quandary there.

Lesley, talk us through the answers.

You managed to pick the correct pair straight off.

The city at the northern end of the Suez Canal is Port Said.

Suez is at the southern end.

In humans, from the point of view the person who owns them,

the smaller one, exactly as you said, Andy,

the one on the side of the heart, the left side.

And the striker who was Brazil's top scorer at the 2014 World Cup

-is Neymar.

-Oh, yeah.

Well, here we are again,

we're getting to choose another digit to complete the code.

If it's the right one, and, yes, there are six to choose from still,

but if it's the right one, the jackpot's yours.

You pick a number again.

If it's the right one, we'll have a bottle of port on the way home!

Yeah. That's good.

Well, for me, I mean, I'm just sticking with the skittles theme,

don't ask me why, but there are nine pins.

-What do you want to go for?

-No, that's fine. Go on, then. Why not?

-It's a six-to-one chance.

-Yeah, go on, do it.

-We'll go for number nine.

-Yeah.

-Number nine.

-Please, Matt.

-Who is going to go for it?

Do you want to go again?

-You're the skipper.

-Reckon I'll be good at it? Yeah, I'll do it.

-OK.

Terry, join me, and let's make our way to the safe.

Terry and Andy, you've chosen number nine.

If nine is the last digit in your code,

then you will go home with £6,500.

-Terry, are you ready?

-Mm-hm.

-Punch in the number nine.

Round and round the numbers spin...

If it's nine, the Jackets Spuds win.

149 is what we're looking for.

Is nine the final figure in your code?

It's not the number nine. The odds are still against you.

Unfortunately, we have to go again.

-But look, we are still in a cracking position. Let's join Andy.

-Unlucky.

All you've got to do is keep picking the correct answers

and you will get there. You've got five numbers left.

If you get five questions right, it's as simple as that,

you will be opening the safe.

-Are you ready for your next three answers?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

Not sure. I don't think I'll do French etiquette. That... That...

-Shall we go lion, then?

-Go on.

-Happy with that?

-Yeah.

-Sure?

-Yeah.

An elephant. Trumpets quite noisily.

I wouldn't have thought a lion is the loudest.

It's got quite a roar, hasn't it,

but I wouldn't have thought it was the loudest.

-The hippopotamus makes a heck of a din.

-Yeah.

The elephant makes a lot of noise.

I mean, there's an awful lot of animals that make an awful

-lot of noise.

-Yeah.

-So, my gut instinct...

It would be a bit of a gamble to say that was correct.

-Yeah, we will say that is incorrect.

-Dismiss that one?

Yeah, I think we'll throw that one out.

OK. Can we say that that one is incorrect, then, please, Matt?

We want to dismiss lion as an incorrect answer.

If it is correct,

then despite all the fantastic work you've put in so far,

-it does mean, Terry and Andy, you will be going home.

-Mm-hm.

We want this to go red, as an incorrect answer, to give Andy

and Terry the chance to carry on playing the way they have so far.

-Well done.

-Well done, Terry.

-Good stuff.

That's right, the lion has been measured at the 114 decibels

but that's not as loud as the blue whale, which can top 188.

Fantastic work. You reasoned it out really well.

Let's get rid of blue whale. We know that is now incorrect.

Somewhere between French etiquette and flowers,

there must be our correct answer. That's what we're trying to find.

-You don't fancy French etiquette it, you?

-No, I don't, no.

-Etiquette was never your strong point anyway.

-I know!

-Shall we go for flowers?

-We'll go flowers.

You fancy flowers. OK.

I can honestly say I don't know. I haven't got a clue.

-Have either of you spent time in Japan?

-No.

You... There's flower arranging.

What other sort of arrangings are there?

-You know, I mean, flower arranging is...

-Yeah,

I'm just trying to think.

But thinking about it, it's obviously arranging something,

-isn't it?

-Yeah.

Either arranging flowers, or arranging something else.

Flower arranging has been going on long time. What else?

I can't think what else they would arrange.

I mean, you arrange a wedding, but it's not going to be that, is it?

-I would think, well, it's 50-50.

-Yeah.

I would say... I would go for it being correct.

-Your gut instinct says go right. Let's say it's right.

-Are you sure?

Yeah, yeah, I mean,

I can't throw a good argument at you as to why it's right or wrong.

We don't really know, Matt.

But we're thinking flower arranging, so...

Will take a bit of a punt. And say it's correct.

We want to lock that in as a correct answer.

Let's open the other one.

We've made a commitment to this one. We can open French etiquette.

-I'd rather you didn't!

-That's cruel!

It is cruel but we can do it so we're going to do it!

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

-Would you have any idea about that?

-No.

-It's the sort of thing they would do, actually.

-Yeah.

I can imagine the British officers about that time advising

the men on French etiquette. I really can.

So, that's made you feel less confident.

-We're a lot less confident.

-I'm sorry to hear that, gentlemen.

-Let's find out.

-Sorry...

We want flowers to be our correct answer

to give you a chance to enter another digit into the code.

Is it the correct answer?

-Ha-ha-ha! You weren't expecting that, were you?

-I wasn't.

It turns out you are both experts in flower arranging. Lesley?

I'm so glad you opened up that pair first,

-since the other one might have thrown you.

-Yeah, it would.

Andy, I really admired your very sensible assessment.

That's exactly how you play the game at this point.

You didn't know the answer but you looked at the question,

you thought about what else you could arrange

and that led you to deciding that that was the one to go for.

Group Captain JM Stagg led the meteorologists at the Met Office,

who helped to decide that the D-Day landings would take place

on 6th June, rather than the 5th, based on their weather forecasts.

-Yeah.

-Yeah, which makes sense.

-Thank you, Lesley.

-Phew!

Well, we'll see which way the wind blows now

and it's very favourable for you both.

It gives you the chance to choose. They can't keep dodging you.

Eventually, one of these will be the last number in your code.

Two, three, five, eight, zero. Is there any more skittles logic?

No, we'll push that out the door now. We'll leave that...

Where do we go next, then?

-Five is looking at me.

-Five is staring at you?

-I don't know why.

Who will put that number in?

-You have a crack and see if you can do it.

-Andy, if you're ready,

-join me, let's make our way to the safe.

-OK, Matt.

-Good luck, mate.

Andy, Terry has left it to you. This could make all the difference.

You've chosen number five.

If five is the final number in your code, the door will open to

the safe and there will be £6,500 there waiting for you.

OK.

-Are you ready?

-I'm ready.

-Punch in the number five.

The number we are looking for is 145.

It's got the be there. Come on!

Make it a number five. Third time lucky. Make it number five!

I'm no better than Terry.

There are no more team members left to try and punch it in!

-Are there any more Jacket Spuds waiting out the back?

-We wish!

-Oh, dear. Sorry.

-Listen, it's fine.

-We're still in a very strong position.

-Oh, dear.

We now have just have four numbers to choose from.

Eventually, you're going to get the right one.

Are you ready, Jacket Spuds?

-Yeah.

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

Lily Cole, never heard of Lily Cole.

Doesn't ring a bell at all, Lily Cole.

-Guyana...

-Jane, Tarzan... Well, we don't fancy the top one.

-No.

-Guyana, I don't know...

-I don't know too much about Guyana.

-Do we go Jane by default?

-Jane by default, yeah.

-I would agree with that. I think so.

-We'll try Jane, then.

We're going to try Jane. You've picked the right question

every time. We don't want that to change now.

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

Catherine Parr, Catherine of Aragon.

-Jane Seymour was a wife.

-Yeah.

Was there another Jane?

-There was two Catherines, wasn't there?

-Yeah.

-Erm...

-Beheaded, divorced...

I never knew that rhyme either, whatever it said!

-I'm not sure that'll help us.

-No.

All I'm thinking...

Jane Seymour but I can't think of another Jane.

I can't think what the other names where.

-And yet, if they listed them up, I'd know them all.

-Mm.

-There was two Catherines.

-Yeah.

If there wasn't two Janes, it's got to be Catherine.

I can't... Yeah, I... Yeah, I think I'd have to go incorrect.

-I can't think of another Jane...

-I think it's Catherine.

..apart from Jane Seymour, yeah.

So, we're going to say, by process of elimination,

-we're not confident on this.

-No, we're not...

-We're not!

-Yeah.

-Ruth would just list them.

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

-So would Sally.

They're going to say a Jane and we're going to go, "Oh, crikey..."

"We should have known that." But I can't think of another Jane.

And there's two Catherines.

So, we think the correct answer is Catherine.

-So, should we say that is incorrect?

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

We're going to say, "incorrect" for that one.

You're going to say, "incorrect."

-On the basis you're thinking it's not Jane, it's Catherine.

-Well...

-Yeah.

-That's the closest we can get.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

OK.

Let's lock it in.

Terry and Andy,

we want this to go red.

We really do.

We want you to get another chance to look for the correct answer,

elsewhere. If it is correct,

you're going back to Yeovil, I'm afraid.

We don't want that,

we want this to be an incorrect answer.

We want Jane to go red.

You've done it again.

HE SIGHS

I'm not quite sure how but you've done it again. Lesley...

The rhyme that you were reaching for was divorced, beheaded, died,

-divorced, beheaded, survived.

-Yeah.

Referring to Catherine of Aragon,

Anne Boleyn,

Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves,

Catherine Howard and Catherine Parr.

Three Catherines, two Annes.

Anne the second and the fourth wife and the correct answer here.

That's a complete answer as you're ever going to get

and there will be a test later.

THEY CHUCKLE The answer was Anne.

It means it's an incorrect answer.

It means we can get rid of it.

And it leaves us with two answers, one of which must be correct.

That's the one that we're looking for.

Either Lily Cole or Guyana.

Where are we going to go next?

Well... Is Lily Cole a singer?

Ah, it doesn't ring a bell with me at all.

I'm probably mixing her up with Lily Allen.

-Shall we try Guyana?

-I think so, yeah.

-Yeah.

-On the basis that...

Well, on no basis, really.

We've heard of Guyana but we've never heard of Lily Cole.

Let's open the question behind Guyana.

I would have thought I'd heard of Demerara...

I was going to say, Jamaica.

But...

If that come up in a quiz,

-in which country is...

-Demerara.

I would say, Jamaica

as an educated guess, shall we say.

-And that's as good as any.

-So...

So we're saying that's incorrect.

-But Guyana, that is a sugar producing place.

-Yeah.

-It is...

-Yeah.

A sort of sugar producing place.

I would have thought I'd have heard of it and I haven't.

"In which modern day country is Demerara?"

We'll never forget this. Erm...

THEY CHUCKLE

The more I think about it...

So I'm actually, I will...

I could spin a coin on this.

I wouldn't be surprised if it's right or wrong.

-It's a sugar producing area.

-Yeah.

-And I think therefore...

-Correct?

-Well, yeah, but you were against it at the beginning.

-Yeah.

I would have gone correct.

-We've done it together. We're in agreement.

-It's a team thing.

-We're not falling out about it, are we?

-Not yet.

You'll still be on the team.

-We are going to go...

-Correct.

We're going to lock Guyana in as correct.

It also means now that it's locked in and we can't change our minds.

We can have a look at the question behind Lily Cole

about which, you say, you don't know anything at all.

I wouldn't have a clue.

Does that make you feel any different

-about the choice you've made?

-A toss of a coin.

-A toss of a coin,

-we don't know anything about either. This is literally 50/50.

-Mm-hm.

It could go either way.

We want to keep you here, Jacket Spuds.

Therefore we want Guyana to be the correct answer

and go green.

Oh!

They turn away.

If only we were as good picking numbers as we are guessing answers.

Well, let's find out about the answers first.

Lesley...

That's right, Demerara sugar is made in the

Co-operative Republic of Guyana.

-Right.

-And the English actress who played the title role in Cinderella.

You've never heard of Lily Cole.

She's a redhead model.

She has been in a couple of films, for example, St Trinian's.

The correct answer here, Lily James.

Possibly best known for Downton Abbey.

Thank you, Lesley. What can I say?

Er, you're doing absolutely brilliantly.

But it really is time now to put us out of our misery

-and get one of these right.

-Yes.

We've got two, three, eight, zero.

Only four numbers left...

To go into your code. What's it going to be next?

-Two?

-OK, that's good enough for me.

-The number two?

-Yeah.

-Who's going to punch it in?

The captain.

Terry it is. Let's make our way to the safe.

Good luck.

So, Terry, here we are again.

The fourth time of asking -

if two is the final number in the code,

you will go home, you and Andy today, with £6,500.

-Are you ready?

-I'm ready.

Punch in the number.

The number two it is.

Around they go, the fourth time of asking.

Can we get the right one? Is it 1-4-2?

If two is the last digit in your code,

then you will go home with £6,500.

Oh!

Congratulations!

Well done.

Thank you. Well done.

Right. Open the door, you'd better check it's there...

-after all that time.

-It'd better be.

-Look at that.

-Ah, ha-ha, ha.

THEY CHUCKLE

Get some for me.

Half each?

Hang on, my half's bigger than your half.

LAUGHTER Shall we make our way back?

What can I say?

-Come on, skipper.

-Come and join me back here.

-Oh, dear.

-Well...

-Right.

-One for the grandchildren, one for me.

Terry and Andy, the Jacket Spuds,

from Yeovil. The skittles team...

that skittled the code, absolutely brilliant.

Talk about doing it the hard way.

Yeah, it was hard earnt, that money, wasn't it?

-I think there was a bit of luck.

-A bit of luck.

-A bit of logic.

Terry's skill on things like Port Said.

You can't be lucky and good-looking, they say.

LAUGHTER

You've got it all. You've got the whole package.

Listen, we couldn't be more pleased for you.

Lesley, my heart was in my mouth during some of those questions.

So many times I thought you were going to go in the wrong direction

and you snatched it back at the very last second.

-I'm so delighted for you.

-Thank you.

Congratulations, Terry and Andy.

You've managed to break the code.

You've done a great job, you did it the hard way.

-Well done, thanks for playing.

-Thank you, Matt.

-Goodbye, well done.

-It's been great.

-Nice to meet you.

-Thanks.

-Thank you, Lesley.

-Thank you, Lesley.

-Thank you.

It's been great. Nice to meet you.

Thanks ever so much.

They've gone with the money.

TERRY AND ANDY CHUCKLE

Yes!

Laughing as they go, big congratulations to Terry and Andy.

They performed the ultimate flopper and walk away with £6,500.

Well... Wow.

Exhausting. That's all we've got time for, believe it or not.

Thank you, Lesley, for your magnificent facts.

You're very welcome.

And please be sure to join us next time,

when we find out if our next team have what it takes

to crack the code and win the cash.

Thanks for watching. Goodbye.