Episode 2 The Code

Hello and welcome to The Code.

Locked inside this safe is £4,500.

To open the safe and win the money,

contestants just need to crack a three-digit code.

Yesterday, three teams tried and failed.

And each time, more money went into the jackpot.

So today, will anyone be able to open the safe?

Let's meet our next team hoping to crack the code.

Take a spot right there. Louise, Leeanne and Maxine.

-Yeah.

-Yes.

-Am I right, you're all friends? ALL:

-Yeah.

-Which part of the country are you from?

-South London.

-OK.

-All right, how do you guys know each other?

-We went to school together.

-And still mates?

-Yeah, 21 years.

-Yeah.

So we've got like £4,500 waiting in the safe.

If it came your way today, any big plans? What would you do?

-A Star Trek convention in Las Vegas.

-Not hosting one?

-No, no, just attending.

-Just attending?

-Yeah.

And are you one of those people that likes to dress as a character?

I will be in full dress, yeah.

-OK. As?

-A Klingon.

-As a Klingon?

-Why not? Why not?

-You'd have to be.

-If you're going to do it, go all in.

-Right.

-And you guys, would you be joining Louise at all?

-No.

-Not our kind of thing at all.

-Leave her to it.

-Yeah.

-But please send pictures, we'd like to see them.

-Will do.

-That sounds great. OK, are you ready to play?

-We are.

-Yes, definitely.

Fantastic. Right, this is how it works.

To open the safe and win £4,500,

you need to enter a three-digit code.

Now, all you have to do is pick the correct answer,

the one correct answer that's there.

Then select a number between zero and nine,

and the computer will reveal whether or not that number is in the code.

But be warned, if you choose an incorrect answer, that's it,

game over, you're on your way back to South London.

Instant elimination is the name of the game.

Brutal. Sorry about that.

-That's the way it works.

-That's fine.

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

as we are discovering.

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

OK, there it is. And before we start,

let me introduce you to the person who'll be shedding light

on the answers to the questions, whether you got it right or wrong.

It's Lesley Brewis. How are you, Lesley?

-I'm well today, how are you?

-Yeah, I'm very well. Are you a trekkie?

-I am.

-Is that right, a trekkie?

-That's right.

Well, trekker is the non-pejorative term.

Trekkie has a touch of rudeness about it.

Did you know that one of the most insulting things you can say

to a Klingon is, "Your mother has a smooth forehead"?

-I did know that.

-So you speak Klingon?

-I can say a few words.

-I don't know if I want to.

-THEY LAUGH

-In case we find out they are the really rude ones.

-Exactly.

That's why.

Let's hope today is a good day to quiz.

-What can I say, live long and prosper?

-You can do that.

Peace and long life.

Peace and long life, good one. Right.

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

Remember, only one of them is correct.

That's what you're trying to find.

At this point, you can open all

three answers to reveal the questions.

So it really doesn't matter which order you do it in.

There we have...

Which one are you going to go for first?

Bread? I like bread.

-THEY LAUGH You like bread?

-Let's go with bread.

OK. Let's have a slice of bread.

Let's see what the question is.

So it's meat, isn't it?

-So...

-They're both...

-Sausage.

-Yeah, they're both types of sausage.

-Yeah.

OK, so you're saying sausage

-for that one?

-Yeah.

-Yes.

OK, well, we can find out

the other two as well.

Kate Moss and D-R, or doctor,

which one would you like to go for?

-Kate Moss?

-Kate Moss.

-Kate Moss.

Let's have a look at that question.

-That was Heidi Klum.

-Heidi Klum.

Good. OK.

Fairly confident

-about both of those.

-Yeah.

Let's have a look at the third one,

just in case.

A PhD is a doctor, isn't it?

That's right. So that is the correct one.

-Yeah.

-OK.

So you are pretty confident, all three of you,

that you found

the correct answer there.

-I think so, yeah.

-Yeah.

Let's lock it in.

That's the correct answer

and you get to have a stab

at putting one of those numbers into the code.

If it's wrong, I'm afraid

you're on your way home. Let's find out.

We want it to go green.

It is the correct answer.

-CONTESTANTS:

-Yay!

-Well done, ladies.

-Louise, Leeanne,

Maxine, well done. Lesley.

Doctor if you have a PhD?

PhD means doctor of philosophy, but in practice,

doctors in all subjects call themselves PhD

and use doctor as their honorific.

You're right, the model married

to Seal is Heidi Klum,

not Kate Moss.

And saucisson and chorizo...

-Chori-THO?

-Chorizo.

-OK.

-..are examples of sausages.

Not only did you know

the right pair, but you got

the right correct answers for the wrong ones too.

Good stuff. That's a really good start.

You're displaying excellent knowledge.

Now it comes down to luck

because you get to choose a number to go into the code.

They're all there, zero to nine,

and we need one of them to find out if it's in the code.

What's it going to be?

-We planned it before that we'd go for two for our first number.

-Two.

-Number two. Reason being?

-Maxine's favourite number.

It's a lucky number for me.

Lucky number for you. Right, Maxine.

Let's see if it is lucky for you today. Number two.

Is it in that first box?

No. Is it in the second box?

It's not.

Number two, are you in the third box?

It's not.

Struck out at an early stage,

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

Any of that jump out at you?

Greyhound, I'm thinking maybe

-the dog track. Possibly.

-Yeah.

Well, you still get to look at all three questions,

so start with anyone that you like.

-Greyhound?

-Greyhound.

Let's have a look at the question

behind greyhound.

I can't imagine it's a greyhound. I don't know...

-Maybe Great Dane or something like that.

-Yeah.

-But not a greyhound.

You're thinking there are bigger dogs.

I think there's bigger dogs.

OK, let's have a look at one of the

other questions. Which one next?

-Saudi Arabia?

-Yep.

-Saudi Arabia,

let's have a look at that question.

Medina? Does anyone know where that is?

-I've heard of it...

-Me too.

..but I'm not as confident as I was with the greyhound question.

No, me neither.

So that's probably a 50-50 on that one.

OK, let's have a look at the last one then, because we can.

I haven't even seen the film.

-I do, I know the song.

-Yeah, but...

Feel free to go through it if you want to.

SHE HUMS, OTHERS LAUGH

# A name I call myself, Fa, a long, long way to run... #

Do, Re, mi, fa, sol.

So it's the fifth note.

But I don't know what...

Because doesn't it start C?

-It starts C?

-In music.

Gosh, I don't know.

If you're saying that C

is the first note,

then D would be the second.

Yeah.

And if we're saying that the song goes in order,

and sol comes fifth,

then I'm not sure

that it can represent D.

That's kind of what I think.

It's logical.

-There is a logic to it.

-Yeah.

I think Saudi Arabia,

it's whether or not you're with me.

-Are you with her, ladies?

-Are you with me?

-Always. Let's do it.

-Yeah.

-We're with you.

-I like that, solidarity.

Let's do it, let's lock in Saudi Arabia

as the correct answer.

If it is the correct answer, you get

to put another digit into the code.

Let's find out.

Please be green.

LEEANNE GASPS

-Yes! I'm so happy. I am so happy.

-Inspired guesswork.

-Inspired guesswork.

-My logic was sound.

This is a beautiful thing.

Because of the process of elimination,

the other two you knocked out, leaving you with one

that you didn't really know at all.

-No, no clue.

-No, didn't know that.

-Lesley, Medina.

Medina, yes, the second holiest

after Mecca and before Jerusalem.

The place from which Mohammed conquered all Arabia.

And in the song Do-Re-Mi... You went through it so beautifully.

D is actually fa. And what we were looking for

is G.

Do, re, mi, fa,

sol. Right. And then greyhound,

the girls said

absolutely spot-on.

Greyhound is a relatively small dog.

Yes, greyhound's

far too small to be

the tallest-ever dog.

Wolfhounds are generally the tallest dogs.

But Zeus was a Great Dane, just like Scooby-Doo.

-Right.

-There you are. You were spot on.

-Zeus stood at 7'5" on his hind legs.

-Wow.

You wouldn't want him jumping up

to greet you when you come through the door.

It had to be quite something

to take him for a walk as well.

You'd have to be quite butch.

Right, the good news is you get to choose another digit

to put into the code.

Remember, even if it's not in the code,

you are whittling down the number of numbers that could be there.

What's going to be next?

-What do you think, Leeanne?

-I'm thinking three.

-Three?

-Three?

-Yeah.

Let's find out if three is in that first box.

No. Is it in the second box?

Come on.

It's not.

Is it in that final box?

-It is!

-Yay!

We've got our first number, the number three is on the board.

It's in the code. You're one step closer

to the money that's inside that safe.

However, that means you do move on to the next level,

and it gets a little bit harder.

Before you could see all three answers.

Now you will only see two of the questions behind those answers

before you have to commit and discard one of them.

It's tougher.

Let's have a look at your answers.

Now, this is where it becomes crucial

to think about the areas that you're good at, that you might know.

There's nothing there about Klingons.

No. I'm waiting for that.

It's a shame. But from those,

which do you think you might want to look at first?

I'm hoping Trading Places is to do with the film.

-I was thinking that as well.

-I can't think of anything else.

Is that a film you know?

Yeah, I've seen it.

Obviously, it's an old one, so I haven't seen it recently, but...

OK, we're going to go for that one?

-Shall we?

-OK, let's have

a look at the question behind Trading Places.

I don't think he played it in that film.

I don't think that was the name of

-his character. Or was it?

-Billy Ray.

What's the one where he's in that Porsche and...?

SHE HUMS

-Oh, Beverly Hills Cop.

-Yeah.

-No.

-His name was Axel Foley in that one.

-OK then.

-So it's not that one.

-Well, OK.

Well, you don't have to rely just on that, you can still look

at one of the other two before

you have to discard one of them.

-I think I'm more confident with blueberry.

-Yeah, let's do that.

-Let's look at the question behind blueberry, shall we?

-Please.

-Isn't that...?

-Strawberry or raspberry, it's a red one.

-Yeah.

-It's not blueberry.

-So that's false.

So at this stage, to see what

the question is behind double lock,

you need to discard one of those as wrong.

-OK, the top one.

-I'm more confident with blueberry, yeah.

-Yeah.

-For sure.

-Blueberry?

-Yes, please.

-Sticking with that?

-Yes, please.

That's the one we want to discard.

We want that to be an incorrect answer so we can move on.

If it's correct, you're going home. Let's find out.

We want this to go red.

It is incorrect.

Well done. Lesley.

If not blueberry jam, what jam?

-Traditionally, raspberry.

-Is it?

You can have it with strawberry,

or anything, really. I like it with chocolate.

Don't bother with the sponge.

Chocolate on top, on the bottom, in the middle.

-That's a bar of chocolate.

-A sandwich.

That's not traditional and it's very naughty.

OK, congratulations, that means you've binned an incorrect answer

and we can look at the question behind double lock.

I heard them say it many times, but I don't...

Is that when the pilot is talking to...?

Yeah, it's when they're about to start to taxi.

-And they say to close the doors.

-Doors to manual...

One of those has to be correct.

So if you look at it from that point of view and balance up

one against the other,

do you get a feel for which one

-is more likely?

-Trading Places...

-If you can't be definitive.

-What was that film?

Trading Places, he starts off as, like, a homeless guy,

or he's pretending to be homeless, I can't remember,

and then he eventually gets, you know,

into Wall Street or somewhere like that, with rich people.

Was that not Richard Pryor?

And not Eddie Murphy?

That was!

-Yeah.

-I think it was Richard Pryor.

-I think you might be right.

I'm certain you're right about Richard Pryor.

You're right. You are.

And then, doors to manual and double lock, it sounds logical, why not?

-Yeah.

-Done.

-OK.

We're going to lock in

as the correct answer double lock.

-Is that correct?

-Yeah.

It's locked in now.

We want that to be the correct answer

so you can carry on your good work.

-I'm not sure now.

-Stick another figure into the code.

If it's not, I'm afraid you're on your way.

-It's not.

-Aaah!

-I'm so sorry.

-No! Such a shame.

-It's not right.

Lesley, tell us all about it.

What is the correct phrase?

It's doors to manual and crosscheck.

Or sometimes double check on smaller planes.

-Does that sound familiar now or is it still...?

-No.

-No.

-No.

It's still not there, OK.

How about Trading Places?

-Well, it was Eddie Murphy.

-It was Eddie Murphy.

-You might have been thinking of Brewster's Millions.

-Oh!

Where he has to spend all that money in a short space of time

so that he can inherit an amount left to him.

I'm so sorry. You've done such good early work securing the three.

And just to find out, what other numbers were you going to go for?

-Seven was our next one.

-Seven, and then?

-That was it.

-THEY LAUGH

-We hadn't got that far.

-Maybe nine?

Let's find out what the code should have been.

-THEY GASP 973.

-Oh, my gosh!

So the seven and the nine you are talking about were the next two.

If you could have just secured two more questions,

you could have been there.

But unfortunately, it wasn't to be. I'm so sorry.

-It's fine, thank you.

-It's still lovely meeting you.

-I hope you had a good time.

-Oh, definitely.

-It's been a good day.

Louise, Leeanne, Maxine, I'm so sorry to say, you failed

to break the code, therefore you have to leave the game.

-Thank you very much.

-OK, take care. Bye-bye.

-Bye.

Well, that's it, they've gone.

But that means there is more money waiting for the next team

hoping to crack the code.

Come on in. Take a spot there. Good to see you. Jamie, Ollie.

-That's it.

-Good friends?

-Good friends, yeah.

-OK, how did you guys meet?

-We were at university together.

Probably through mutual friends, but at Leeds University together.

-Tell me what you do for a living.

-I work in fabric sales.

It's just a small company, just me and my dad.

We represent people who make fabric

-and then sell it in the UK.

-You're the middleman.

-The middleman, absolutely.

-How about you, Ollie?

-I'm a PhD student studying geochemistry.

-OK.

So any geochemistry questions come up here...

-I'm hoping for it, yeah.

-..you're the guy.

-Definitely.

-Yeah.

-I understand you're both music fans.

Is that the thing that sort of really keeps you as friends?

-Do you go to gigs, play together?

-Yeah, we play together.

We were in a Shaggy tribute band called It Wasn't Me.

A Shaggy tribute band?

I had no idea Shaggy had reached that level where...

I don't think he has, actually.

You guys just decided...

On the audience's reaction, definitely,

-they're not ready for a tribute band yet.

-Right.

You don't bear a striking resemblance to Shaggy.

We were musicians in the band, we weren't the front man.

-You're the guys at the back.

-Yeah.

-Brilliant stuff.

OK, well, listen, the good news for you guys is that the previous teams

have all failed, and that means we've put another £500

into the safe.

That makes a total of £5,000...

..if you manage to break the code.

Let's reset the code.

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

Remember, at this stage, only one of them is correct,

and that's the one that you're trying to find.

At this point, you can

open all three answers to reveal the questions behind them.

There we have...

Which one do you fancy?

Shall we go with France and Spain to start with?

-Yeah. France and Spain, please.

-Let's have a look

at the question behind France and Spain.

What is the 38th parallel?

I'm not entirely sure.

What's the parallel? Why the 38th?

Would they have a demilitarised

zone between France and Spain?

So like, at the bottom,

-that's like the Basque region.

-Yeah.

Like by the Pyrenees, I think.

-Yeah.

-Around there.

Separated by a demilitarised buffer zone.

Maybe it would help if we looked at the other questions.

Which one would you want to go for next?

-Let's go for pianos.

-Yeah.

Pianos, the question behind pianos.

Over to you.

I've heard of Steinway.

I've heard of Steinway as well,

but I don't play piano.

That's not my instrument.

What's your instrument in the band?

I play guitar,

but I play banjo and mandolin...

The famous banjo hits of Shaggy.

-JAMIE LAUGHS

-Yeah.

-OK.

Bluegrass style.

Let's have a look at the last one.

There's one in Vauxhall, isn't there? Or is that MI5?

-I thought they were both in Vauxhall.

-Are they?

I think surely

they'll be in London, won't they?

France and Spain, two countries are separated by...

a demilitarised buffer zone.

Yeah, so there's no military allowed

in that area at all.

-Right, OK.

-So it is normally

-when there's...

-Yeah, yeah. Yeah.

-Problems between the two.

-OK, OK.

-So...

-Shall we go for Steinways?

Yeah, I think so.

-Yeah.

-OK. Shall we lock that in?

Let's lock that in, please.

Let's lock it in, yeah.

Let's lock it in.

If it is not correct, I'm afraid

it's an early exit for you,

Jamie and Ollie.

Let's find out.

We want it to go green.

It is correct.

-Yeah.

-Congratulations.

The right answer.

Lesley, Steinway and Sons pianos?

Yes, they've been making pianos

for 160 years. They recently made

their 600,000th piano.

Took about four years

and 6,000 hours to build

and was priced at 2.4 million.

OK, great stuff.

And France and Spain

and the demilitarised buffer zone

along the 38th parallel.

Where is it, Lesley?

France and Spain are closer

to the 42nd parallel.

The 38th parallel divides

North and South Korea.

Ah, OK.

And finally...

You were saying MI5 and MI6,

you thought, were in Vauxhall.

Is that the correct answer?

MI6 is in Vauxhall.

MI5 is north of the river.

MI6 features in a couple of James Bond films -

the opening sequence of The World Is Not Enough,

a bit of it gets blown up in Skyfall.

What you're looking for in Cheltenham is GCHQ,

the government communications headquarters

in the doughnut building in Cheltenham.

So your instincts were right,

gentlemen. You got the right answer there by the process of elimination.

And that means you get to enter one figure into the code.

What do you think it's going to be?

I'm leaning toward six.

OK, let's find out if six is in the code.

Is it in the first box?

It is.

-Lucky strike.

-All right.

-First attempt, first box.

You have the number six in the code. That's absolutely fantastic.

You found the first number. Now you are onto the next level.

Unfortunately, that also means it gets a little bit more difficult.

As before, you see all three answers,

but this time, you only get to look at two questions before you

have to commit and discard one of those answers.

You won't quite have the full picture.

But let's have a look at the answers you're given first of all.

That can't just be chance. THEY LAUGH

Now it becomes a little bit

more important which one

you choose first.

No pressure on me, but I think it's got to be iron,

-hasn't it?

-Yeah. Hopefully, it's something chemistry.

Unless you have a love of lions you've never told me about.

Don't like them, mate.

Is this due to your PhD

-in geochemistry, probably?

-Yes.

-That's what you're banking on here?

-Yeah, that's what I'm going...

OK, let's find out the question

behind iron.

Did you write this question? HE LAUGHS

I should've done, shouldn't I?

What is your...

It's not just gut instinct here.

What's your very learned opinion on that?

I think... I think iron is right.

Is it? I'm with you, I don't...

We could go for another one of the answers.

-We can still hold that one, can't we?

-Exactly.

Let's look at another question,

maybe that will shed light on it.

Which one would you like?

I don't know anything about Zion.

-So, shall we go for lions?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Can we have lions, please?

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

Yeah, they're lions.

-No... Is Mufasa?

-Yeah, Mufasa's the dad. He's the dad that dies.

And Nala's the girlfriend, Simba's girlfriend.

You're right.

What's the name of the monkey?

-Rafiki.

-Rafiki.

We are here balancing... THEY LAUGH

That's good knowledge.

We are balancing a PhD in geochemistry

-against someone's love of Disney films.

-Yeah.

-He said he didn't like lions that much.

-No.

He was a self-professed

not an expert in lions.

-Yeah.

-But that's nailed on for you, Jamie.

-I'm sure.

Mufasa's the dad, he dies. And Nala's the girl.

We have to get rid of one answer here.

So then maybe it is aluminium that's in the crust.

I'm going to go with you, I think you're right with the lion thing.

Wow.

We are throwing all of that study out of the door.

-Well, hopefully, we're not.

-Maybe, maybe.

OK, we're hoping that iron is not the correct answer.

OK, let's find out.

We want this to go red.

You're absolutely right,

it is incorrect. Thank goodness.

Lesley, iron,

not the most common

element by weight in the Earth's crust.

Not in the crust. It is the most abundant in the core.

The most common ELEMENT, not metal,

in the Earth's crust is oxygen,

-because it combines with...

-Right...

It makes silicates, quartz, etc.

The second is silicon and the third is aluminium.

-Aluminium is the most abundant metal.

-Metal.

Well, that means we can bin

that incorrect answer there.

It means we can have a look at the question behind Zion.

I think I might know that.

I think it's Mount Sinai. I don't know where that's coming from.

-Or Mount Ararat.

-Mount Ararat?

It's probably neither of those, but I'm pretty sure it's a mountain.

I'll tell you what, there's

only one correct answer there,

that's the thing to focus on.

And that's the one we want to find.

-I think we're pretty confident, aren't we?

-Yeah.

I think let's do lion.

Let's lock in lion as the correct answer.

If it's wrong, I'm afraid, gentlemen,

you're on your way home.

Let's find out.

We want it to go green.

It is correct.

Just goes to show you that

a PhD in geochemistry

-doesn't beat a love of The Lion King.

-Nothing. Exactly.

Lion King studies should be a master course.

Mufasa and Nala, they're the lions.

Simba, of course, the main character. Swahili for lion.

Do you know how to translate no worries into Swahili?

-Hakuna matata?

-Of course! It means no worries.

-In Swahili?

-Yes.

-Does it now?

Well, I mean, we had from Jamie... We were saying Mount...?

You were throwing out lots of biblical mountains.

Sinai is the one where Moses received the Ten Commandments.

Ararat is indeed where Noah's Ark

is supposed to have landed after the flood.

Ararat, you got it. Jamie, I think that was your round.

-You nailed that pretty good.

-Yeah.

-And it means

that both of you get to choose another number

to enter into the code to see if it's there.

I'm drawn to number seven.

OK, Lucky number seven. Is it lucky? Let's have a look.

Is it in the second box of the code?

No. Is it in the final box?

It's not. OK, shall we have a look at the next three answers for you?

Any of those jumping out at you?

Hm.

-I mean, two is quite ambiguous, isn't it?

-Yeah.

-It could be.

Wide open, yeah.

Wolfsburg, the football team.

If it's about that,

then I might know a little bit about it.

And Maltesers, I think we're both fans.

Let's choose one. Again, it is

-a little bit more important which ones you open first here.

-Yeah.

-What do you think?

-Two, like I say,

-it could be anything.

-Yeah.

-So we could go for that.

-Should we go for it?

-Yeah, and then we'll see where we are then.

-OK.

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

-A look?

-THEY LAUGH

That's one way to do it, yeah.

We never said that I was healthy either.

That sounds right to me. Isn't it?

You have those two there,

but then what are the bottom two?

Aren't they canines?

Yeah, yeah. Yeah.

I think you have four canines.

Do you?

-I think.

-What do you want to open next?

Malteser?

-Yeah.

-Malteser?

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

(I don't think that's right.)

I don't think it's Malteser.

I don't think that's right.

You're going to discard Malteser?

-Can we discard Malta, please?

-OK.

Let's discard Malteser.

We want this to go red.

It's incorrect. That's a good thing.

Well done. Lesley, the Malteser,

was that ever likely to be a currency?

It's very impractical.

It's not a currency that I would like to keep in my pockets.

-If it were Minstrel, that might be a bit easier.

-There you go.

-Yeah, you have a coating.

-It was the Maltese pound,

-but it is now the euro and has been since 2008.

-It is the euro, OK.

Congratulations, chaps,

you have managed to discard an incorrect answer.

And that leaves you with two, one of which must be correct.

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

-This one is over to you.

-I haven't heard it. I don't know this at all.

What do you think the chances are that Wolfgang Wolf managed

-Wolfsburg?

-JAMIE CHUCKLES

-That's a mouthful to say in an interview.

-Yeah.

It's entirely possible.

One of those two has to be correct.

You have to choose one of those two.

Maybe you do only have two canines.

What are the ones on the bottom, then?

I'm not sure.

I think there's four.

OK, we can go for Wolfsburg then.

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

Yes, please.

Lock it in. OK.

Did Wolfgang Wolf

manage Wolfsburg from 1998 to 2003?

JAMIE LAUGHS There you go.

That's unbelievable! Lesley,

did he just get the job

on the basis of his name?

He was destined for it.

He was, wasn't he?

What were the chances of Arsene Wenger managing Arsenal?

Another case of nominative determinism in football.

The teeth one... So much tooth counting.

It is four, not two.

Two on the top, two on the bottom. They support the bulges in the lip.

Thank you, Lesley. Gentlemen, you got the right answer.

That means you get to choose another digit.

You're whittling them down.

We've got one in there, the six is right.

We know the seven is wrong.

There are eight others left, what's it going to be next?

-Your turn.

-Can we go for three, please?

Is number three in the code? Is it in the second box?

Three is not in the second box. How about the final box?

It's not there. It's not in the code.

But it's one more number down,

and that's another step closer

to the £5,000 that is sitting in that safe.

-Are you ready to go again?

-Yeah.

-Let's go for it.

Let's see the next three answers.

Is Plaid Cymru

the Welsh TV channel?

Cymru means Welsh in Welsh.

Isn't it the political party?

-Oh, yeah, yeah.

-THEY LAUGH

-Um...

-OK, tagliatelle?

-Tagliatelle, we know where we are with that.

-Flat pasta.

ER, I watched a couple of episodes.

George Clooney was in it.

You're thinking TV show, are you?

-Yeah.

-Go for tagliatelle?

-Yeah, I think so, yeah.

-OK, tagliatelle,

let's have a look at the question.

-It's not.

-It's the one that looks

-like butterflies.

-Yeah, yeah.

-Fusilli?

-No, that's the...

There's penne, which is the tube.

It's not that, though, is it?

No, it's not that.

There's a little butterfly one.

It's a flat pasta.

-Yeah.

-OK.

OK. Let's choose another one.

ER or Plaid Cymru?

-Plaid Cymru. You think?

-Yep. TV channel(!)

He's Farage's...

What's Nigel Farage's thing called again?

-UKIP.

-Yeah. He was that, wasn't he?

Was he...?

Which one was the Respect?

-That's George Galloway.

-That's George Galloway.

One of them has to go,

which one do you want to discard?

-Tagliatelle?

-Yeah, I think get rid

-of tagliatelle, please.

-OK.

We want tagliatelle not to mean

butterflies in Italian.

We want this to go red.

It's incorrect, good stuff.

That's what we wanted.

Lesley, tagliatelle?

Tagliatelle is a ribbon-like pasta,

that's where it gets its name from.

Tagliatelle comes from the word tagliare,

which is to cut in Italian.

You were right

to say that it's not butterfly-shaped.

The butterfly-shaped pasta is farfalle.

Farfalle. There we go.

And we get to see what's behind

the answer ER at this stage.

-I think...

-Something about that - Chicago -

makes you think that that's right.

I remember having seen little bits with snow and things outside...

-Yeah.

-..where the ambulances pull up and things and it being cold.

-It feels right?

-It does, yeah.

-I think it's ER.

-We're going to lock in ER?

-Yes, please.

Is ER the correct answer?

It is the correct answer,

congratulations.

Lesley, ER, it ran for years!

It did. And it was so popular

that at one point in 1995, its second season,

it had 48 million viewers for one episode.

Robert Kilroy-Silk,

probably not 48 million viewers.

He founded Veritas in 2005 after leaving UKIP.

Did he found UKIP?

No, he didn't found UKIP, he was recruited to UKIP,

and then he founded Veritas.

Veritas. Well done, gentlemen.

That's really inspired thinking.

Good knowledge as well.

And it means it gets you a chance to put another digit into the code.

We've lost three, we've lost six, we've lost seven.

-What's it going to be next?

-I'm going to go with the zero.

-OK.

We want to find out if zero is in that code. Is it in the second box?

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

It's not there.

It does mean, once again, we are whittling away the numbers.

We are going to get there eventually.

You still get the chance to see two questions

at a time before you have to commit.

Let's see the next three answers.

If it's about the Neville family

of sportsmen,

I would like to think that I know a bit about them.

Yeah. Yogi bear.

Yeah. What's Firth of Forth?

I'm not entirely sure.

The Forth Bridge?

Firth of Forth.

-I think go for Neville, yeah.

-Yeah.

Neville first.

OK, let's see the question behind Neville.

Pretty sure it's Wesley Snipes.

-In Blade?

-Yeah.

-Vampire. Hunter.

-Yeah.

OK, shall we go for...?

Shall we say Yogi?

Shall we go for Yogi?

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

I don't know that.

What was his lit...?

He had a little friend.

Who was also a bear.

Boo-boo?

-Boo-boo the bear.

-Mm.

But there were also... There were...

It was set in America, wasn't it?

-Yeah, Yosemite, I think.

-Was it?

-Yeah.

-Would they have...?

-Bill Badger, Edward Trunk...

-Edward Trunk's got to be...

-An elephant.

-Yeah.

Shall we get rid of Neville?

Cos I'm pretty sure that

-it's Wesley Snipes.

-OK.

We need to discard one of those

to see what's behind Firth of forth.

-OK, let's get rid of Neville.

-Yeah.

OK, we want to discard Neville as an incorrect answer.

If it's incorrect, we get to see

what's behind Firth of Forth and move on.

It's incorrect.

Well done, gentlemen. Lesley,

Neville didn't play Blade

in the film trilogy after all?

Not in any Blade trilogy I've seen.

It was Wesley Snipes, as Jamie was quite correct to point out.

The founder of Methodism - John Wesley.

And that means we can bin

the incorrect answer.

And let's see the question behind Firth of Forth.

-OK.

-Do you know anything about that?

-Not really.

-But then thinking as well about the Yogi one.

-Yeah.

-Rupert the Bear has a friend that's a badger, doesn't he?

-Ah!

I think you might be onto something there. Yeah.

-Just I think by process of elimination...

-Yeah.

I think out of the two,

I'd be more confident going with Firth of Forth.

-As a correct answer?

-As the correct answer.

-Yeah.

-Happy to do that?

-Yeah.

-Yeah, I think so. Yes, please.

OK, let's lock in Firth of Forth

as a correct answer.

If it's correct, you get to choose another digit.

Let's find out.

You've got it right.

Excellent. Well done.

The Firth of Forth, is that the Forth Bridge?

It is, it's the Forth Bridge,

sometimes called the Forth Rail Bridge -

there's a separate road bridge.

Ollie seemed convinced that they were Rupert the Bear's friends.

Yes. Ollie had a flash of

inspiration and remembered there was a badger in Rupert the Bear.

Yogi, friends with Boo-boo in Jelly Stone Park, not Yosemite,

as you mentioned earlier.

Really good work, gentlemen,

because it means you now get to choose another one of the dwindling

number of digits left on that keypad to try and fit in the code.

-Which one are you going to go for next?

-We'll go for one, please.

Number one, in the second box.

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

THEY SIGH

It's not there, but that means there are only five numbers left.

If you keep getting your questions right, you will get there.

And, gentlemen, you're working very well together.

You are answering these questions as a team.

Let's see your next three answers.

Do you know Mount McKinley?

-No.

-Me neither.

Gladiators?

OK, let's go Gladiators.

Let's see the question behind Gladiators.

I don't remember them doing it.

-I don't think.

-What's his...?

Fashanu did it for ages.

-Kriss Akabusi did Record Breakers.

-Yeah.

You've got a strong feeling about that one. Yeah.

I remember Jeremy Guscott did it

sometime after Fashanu.

-Did Ulrika Jonsson do Gladiators as well?

-Yeah.

-Shall we have a look at one of the others?

-Yeah.

Which one do you want to go for next?

-Go for red?

-Yeah.

-We'll have red, please?

-Let's have

a look at the question behind red.

What do you think?

At first I thought no, but...

I think it might...

Cerulean is like...

-It sounds like cherry, like cerise.

-In French.

Azul, A-Z-U-L, is blue in Spanish.

-Shall we get rid of Gladiators?

-Get rid of Gladiators.

I don't think Linford Christie did it.

OK, you want to get rid of Gladiators?

-Yeah.

-You're confident in that one?

-OK.

-Yes, please.

If Gladiators is a correct answer,

you'll be going home.

We want this to go red.

It's incorrect.

Congratulations.

So, Gladiators wasn't Kriss Akabusi and Linford Christie?

No, I never saw them on there

as either presenters or contestants.

The best-known presenters of Gladiators - Ulrika Jonsson

and, exactly as you said, John Fashanu.

John Fashanu. Fash the Bash.

Kriss Akabusi and Linford Christie did Record Breakers.

Record Breakers, exactly.

OK, well done, gentlemen.

You've binned yet another incorrect answer.

And it leaves us with two,

one of which must be correct.

Let's have a look at the question

behind Mount McKinley.

I haven't heard of it.

-Unless that's like...

-I haven't heard of it.

..a Native American name,

and they renamed it back to what its original name perhaps was.

So, yeah, they renamed it... Yeah, I mean, that's... It's plausible.

Two answers there, one of them must be true.

-That's the one you're after.

-I think it might be the azure.

-Yeah. I think we're leaning towards that, aren't we?

-Yeah.

-There might be a gem or something, azure.

-Azure.

Perhaps.

It's a...

Yeah, that C-E-R at the beginning does look like it would be red.

-Yeah.

-Shall we go with it?

-I think so. Let's go with that.

I think we're both happy with it.

-I think so.

-As much as we can be.

You want to lock in red as the correct answer?

Yes, please.

OK, if red is the correct answer,

you will be within touching distance

of the code and £5,000.

So let's hope that azure and cerulean

are shades of the colour red.

Is that the case?

THEY GROAN

So sorry, it's not the correct answer.

It was Mount McKinley.

Lesley.

You were absolutely right

when you said that Mount McKinley was renamed to a previous

indigenous name of the peak,

Denali being the Alaskan name for that mountain.

And then Jamie with azul,

-did that sound right? Azul and azure?

-Yes.

And, Ollie, you said it sounded like a gemstone.

It does come from lapis lazuli, the blue gemstone.

And that's the correct answer.

That's where the word azure comes from. And cerulean, a sea blue.

So sorry, gentlemen.

It was so close. You managed to talk yourselves all the way, 180 degrees.

-Back around it, yeah.

-Yeah.

And after such good work up to that point.

You played brilliantly.

But unfortunately, on this occasion, you failed to break the code.

-Therefore, you have to leave the game. Thanks very much.

-Thank you.

-Thanks very much.

-Thanks a lot. Bye.

So close, but unfortunately, another team bites the dust.

The jackpot, though, is now up to £5,500.

-Thank you very much, Lesley. Amazing facts.

-It's a pleasure.

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.