Episode 6 The Code

Hello, and welcome to The Code.

Locked inside this safe is £4,000.

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.

Last time, Martin and Tina were well on their way

when time ran out.

So, let's get them back on.

Hello again. Hello, lovely to see you back.

-Tina...

-Hi, Matt.

-..and Martin.

-Hello there.

Good to see you, Martin. Right. Now, let's just remind ourselves.

-You're both from different bits of East Sussex.

-Yes.

-Yes.

Now, you started out not as particularly good friends. Martin?

-No.

-Yeah, that's right.

-You weren't bothered, to start with.

-No.

-No.

-Remind me why.

-Don't know, just...

We just didn't click, did we?

I... Well, I liked you!

Well, we're going to resolve all of that today and, you know,

it's going terribly well as it is,

so let's hope we can make your friendship even closer.

-Yes.

-Yes.

-Perfect.

Remind ourselves - say hello to Lesley.

Hello, lovely to see you both again.

I wish you all the luck in the world.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-As we all do.

Now, last time you managed to find two of

the numbers in the code right there.

You only need to find one more in order to

open the safe.

At this next level of the game,

as you know by now, it's very difficult.

You are revealing one question at a time

and having to decide on that all by itself.

Now, remember,

only one of the answers that we give you is correct.

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

-Yeah.

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

-I know The Gruffalo...

-Right.

That was, erm, Donaldson.

-Julia Donaldson wrote The Gruffalo.

-Oh, right, OK.

That's a children's book about a Gruffalo.

Well, shall we go for that one first, then?

-Shall we?

-Yeah?

-Yeah, OK.

-Yeah, we'll go for The Gruffalo.

-OK.

Can we see the question behind The Gruffalo?

What children's book was based on a Chinese folk tale

about a child who tricks a tiger into

being scared of her?

-It's definitely not The Gruffalo.

-Definitely not?

-No.

-I'll go by what you say.

-OK.

-OK.

Well, unless there's another book called The Gruffalo.

The Gruffalo that I'm thinking of is by Julia Donaldson.

-OK.

-And he's got...

-You feel that that's a wrong answer, there?

-I do feel that's a wrong answer.

-OK, yeah, I'm happy to

-go with you, then.

-OK.

Going to put that down as one to discard.

If it's the correct answer, unfortunately

that means the end of this long and, so far,

very successful journey.

If it is the wrong answer,

then we get to look at one of the other questions.

Is The Gruffalo an incorrect answer?

That's what we want. We want red.

-Oh, no!

-Oh, I'm so sorry!

Lesley, Lesley, tell us the truth - what's happened here?

Well, Julia Donaldson based The Gruffalo on

the Chinese folk tale.

Because she couldn't think of many rhymes for "tiger", apparently,

she decided to make up the name Gruffalo,

because it rhymes with "know", as in, "Silly old fox, doesn't he know?

-"There's no such thing as a Gruffalo."

-OK.

Shall we have a look at the two other questions?

-OK, yeah.

-Let's have a look at Buffalo first.

What was the question there?

Oh, I knew that.

-You would have known that?

-Yeah, Albany.

-Albany? Lesley?

Absolutely, Albany, not New York City, as most

-people would think.

-OK, and Mark Ruffalo.

Let's have a look at that question.

Well, yes, Mark Ruffalo did play the Hulk

but not in the 2003 film Hulk, in which

Eric Bana plays the Hulk.

Mark Ruffalo plays the Hulk in the Avengers films.

Would you have known that was wrong,

if that had been one of your earlier picks?

I wouldn't have known that at all.

-Oh, yes, I would have known that one.

-Would you have known that?

-Yes, yeah.

-Oh, so, so unlucky. Just goes to show

-the order in which you pick...

-Yeah.

-Makes all the difference.

Absolutely crucial.

But, listen, you played so well up to that point...

And it's been fun.

Which number would you have picked next?

Go on, Martin.

Number eight.

Shall we find out the only missing number in the code?

If it's an eight, let's find out.

It was a zero.

-Zero, was it? Oh...

-There you go.

-So you had a little bit of a way to go anyway.

-Yeah.

-But you have been fantastic contestants.

-Thank you.

And I hope your friendship is now on a stable footing.

-Well, not NOW.

-Oh, yeah, clearly not.

Don't fall out again! I couldn't take it.

Listen, Tina, Martin, thank you so much for joining us.

-Thank you.

-On this occasion, I'm afraid,

you haven't been able to crack the code, so we

-have to say goodbye.

-Thank you.

-Thank you. Thanks very much. Thanks, bye-bye.

-Bye-bye, now.

So close for Tina and Martin.

Sadly, they leave with nothing.

But the jackpot goes up,

so let's meet the next contestants hoping to crack the code.

-Hello, hello, Louisa.

-Hiya, how are you?

-Good to see you.

-Liam.

-Nice to meet you.

-So you're both from Northern Ireland?

-Yes.

-We are.

-Tell me how you know each other.

-He just happens to be my father.

He just happens to be?

-Wow, what a coincidence.

-Yeah, funny, that.

OK, so how does this work, then?

Who's the boss here? Who's in charge?

-He would definitely be...

-Yes, I'm the boss.

I tell her what to do, and then she does what she likes.

Lovely. Lovely. That should work really well.

And are you...?

What do you do for a living, Louisa?

-I'm a nurse. I'm a nurse here in London.

-OK.

And how about you, Liam?

I'm a retired telecoms engineer.

I've been retired about seven, eight years now.

OK. The good news for you is that the previous team failed,

and that means into the safe goes another £500,

making a total of...

Pretty useful, I would say.

OK, let's reset the code.

There we are, all blanks.

We really want you to do this.

So do we.

-If you're ready?

-Yeah.

-Yes.

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

Remember, only one of those is correct.

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

At this point, you can open all three questions.

It really doesn't make too much difference

the order that you open them, because you get to see them all.

You get the whole picture. Which one do you want to start with?

I would know more about Madonna.

Well, hopefully know more about Madonna, because...

But, yeah, we'll go for...

So, as a nurse, you know more about Madonna than ovaries?

Well, as a woman, I know a lot about ovaries

but, as a speciality, it's not my speciality.

OK, we'll go no further with that.

Let's see the question behind Madonna.

-It's not Madonna.

-Not Madonna.

-Lady Gaga.

-It's Lady Gaga, yes.

-Well...

We don't have to make a decision yet.

-We can open another one.

-Not yet?

Take foxtrot, then.

Let's take foxtrot, says Liam.

-Yeah, salsa.

-So you think that one is...?

-False.

-That one's false as well. That one's incorrect.

Let's open ovaries.

-Should we go for that one?

-She's the nurse.

Yeah, we'll go for the ovaries.

So you're going to lock that in as a correct answer?

-That's what we're saying?

-Yeah.

Oestrogen, you think, produced in the ovaries.

As a nurse, Louisa, I would hope you would know.

Even if I'm not a nurse.

If it's correct, then we get to choose a number

to put into the code, see if it sticks.

-If it's wrong, then it's a very quick visit to the studio.

-Yeah.

OK. Let's find out.

Is ovaries the correct answer?

We want it to go green.

-Ah.

-It is right.

-Thank God.

Very confident start.

Lesley, ovaries?

-Ovaries, coming from the Latin meaning "egg".

-Egg.

And then we have the style of dance

taking its name from the Spanish word for "sauce".

You knew that was wrong and you knew the right

answer as well. It was salsa.

And the American singer, born Stefani Germanotta,

who took her stage name from the name of a Queen song.

Not Madonna, who is Madonna Ciccone. Lady Gaga.

Liam knew that straightaway.

Taking her name from Radio Ga Ga.

Well, great stuff there.

Louisa in charge, Liam helping out.

It means that you get the chance to put one digit into the code.

Which number are you going to pick?

We'll go for five.

Number five. Is it in the first box?

No, it's not. Is it in the second box?

It's not there.

Is it in the final box?

-No.

-It's not there.

But don't worry, because you're eliminating those numbers

and it's still the easiest part of the game.

Are you ready for your next answers?

Let's have a look at them.

Do you want to choose this time, or just go for...?

-It doesn't matter. Start at the top and work down.

-OK.

-We'll just go for Alton Towers.

-Alton Towers.

Let's see the question behind Alton Towers.

-It's not Alton...

-I don't think...

Alton Towers is in Cheshire.

Yeah, and also it didn't reopen recently.

It's been closed for a while there.

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

-Let's choose another one.

-Go for salt and vinegar, just?

-We'll just go for salt and vinegar.

-Yeah?

Vinegar's acetic acid, but I'm not sure if it's

CH3COOH. It could be.

-NaCL is definitely...

-I'm not sure, either.

NaCL is definitely salt.

The CH3C00H, I'm not sure of.

Whether that's the formula for acetic acid or not.

Will we just look at tuna?

Let's have a look at tuna.

Let's have a look at the question there.

-Well, certainly not tuna.

-No.

So the right answer has to be the bag of crisps.

Salt and vinegar.

So we're saying Alton Towers, you think, is incorrect...

-And tuna is incorrect.

-Tuna, Liam, you're fairly sure...

So the correct answer must be salt and vinegar.

-Yes.

-Well, we hope so. That's what we're locking in.

-Should we lock it in?

-Yeah, we'll have to.

OK, let's lock it in. If salt and vinegar is the correct answer,

we get to choose another digit to put into the code.

If it's incorrect, it's sayonara.

-Ah!

-It's correct - well done.

-Thank you.

-Well done, Louisa, well done, Liam. Lesley?

Yes, Liam quick to identify

sodium chloride as salt.

And CH3COOH is acetic acid, which is found in vinegar.

The Kent theme park, not Alton Towers.

Alton Towers, I think I heard you, Liam,

say you think it might be in Cheshire.

-It's actually in Staffordshire.

-Staffordshire?

The correct answer, though, is Dreamland Margate.

Oh.

And the largest species of fish, not tuna, then,

-but the whale shark.

-Ah, there we go.

The whale shark. We live and learn.

You get to choose another digit now on

the keypad to see if it's in the code. What's it going to be?

Go for four.

Let's see - is four in the first box of the code?

No, it's not. How about the second box?

-No.

-No.

Is four in the final box of the code?

-No.

-That's all right.

It's not there, but you're crossing off another number...

-We'll stay here all night, then.

-..as you go through.

Are you ready for your next three answers?

-Yes, just throw it at us.

-Let's have a look.

-Which one do you fancy first?

-Just go for the top again?

-Start again.

-We'll just go from the top, please.

-Julia Gillard.

-It's not...

-No, it's not Julia Gillard, is it?

-No.

-Mary Robinson.

-Yeah.

-OK.

-Do you want to have a look at cabaret?

-Next one, please, yeah.

Mama Morton is in, erm...

I can't remember.

-Can we just go for the next one, then?

-Yeah, of course.

Let's see the question behind 1984.

Ooh...

When did they win?

Only one of those can be the correct answer.

-Cabaret.

-Is the right answer?

Or maybe Mama Morton's Rent. That's the thing - I don't know.

Right, we'll go for Torvill and Dean?

OK, because we're not sure on either one.

-We just need to go...

-Let's lock in an answer.

We'll lock in Torvill and Dean as the right answer.

1984 we're choosing as the correct answer.

For Torvill and Dean.

Let's lock it in.

OK, if Torvill and Dean won BBC Sports Personality of the Year

in 1984, we get to choose another digit.

Let's find out - is it the correct answer?

It's not...

-Oh, my God.

-Well done.

Well done.

Could have gone either way. Well done.

Great work. Lesley?

Yes, 1984.

Torvill and Dean's massive triumph at the Winter Olympics.

Perfect score for artistic impression,

dancing to Ravel's Bolero.

The first female president of

the Republic of Ireland, Liam,

you knew that right away, no messing around.

That was Mary Robinson, rather than Julia Gillard,

who was the first female prime minister in Australia.

Billy Flynn and Mama Morton feature in which Kander and Ebb musical?

Wrong answer here, correct answer being Chicago.

-Ah.

-Successful film there, Billy Flynn, Richard Gere,

and Mama Morton played by Queen Latifah.

Thank God we didn't go for that.

Well, well done. I'll tell you what, the idea that you gave me

when we came in was that Liam would be

in charge here. It's really not coming across that way.

-I'm very bossy, to be honest with you.

-Well...

Well, listen, don't knock it. It's working.

It means you get to choose another number.

There are two down already. What's going to be the next one you choose?

-Will we just go across and do six?

-Whatever you think.

-We'll just go for six, please.

-I love that. "Whatever you think."

Number six - is it in the code?

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

It is. You've found one.

Slap-bang in the middle, the number six.

Now we have to think.

That means the game moves up to another level

and it becomes a little bit more difficult.

As before, you do see three answers

but you'll only see two questions before you

have to commit and make a decision.

OK, are you ready for your next three answers?

-Yeah.

-Let's have a look.

Jackson Pollock, I think, is a painter.

Cats is a musical but they were also based on

poems by...

Hopefully, if the question is there,

-the poet's name will be in the question.

-Right.

And Cape Kennedy is the National Space Station

in Florida.

So we'll just...

-We're only allowed two of them.

-Go for Cape Kennedy? Kennedy.

Let's have a look at the question behind Cape Kennedy.

-I believe it was known as Cape Kennedy.

-Yeah.

-That was what you came up with before you saw the question.

-Yes.

Now, you don't have to make a decision yet.

You can choose another question to reveal.

Do you want to try cats next, then?

-See if we can eliminate the cats one?

-Yeah.

Right.

We'll never know that one.

I don't think it's ever been compulsory to have

a licence for cats. No.

-So I think we'll eliminate cats.

-Yeah.

You want to eliminate cats?

-We'd like to eliminate cats.

-Controversial.

A lot of cat lovers around the country won't

like that at all.

If that's a correct answer, then we'll be leaving.

So we want to see that turn red.

Are you ready?

Let's find out, is cats is an incorrect answer?

It is, well done. Well done.

-Very good, very good.

-Very good.

-Lesley?

-Yes, in 1987 it was compulsory in the UK to

have a licence for dogs, not cats.

The last rate for that being 37 pence.

Liam, you took control a bit more there.

You're seizing control, quietly, from your daughter.

And it worked. It's great.

It means we can bin an incorrect answer there.

Away goes dogs, leaves us with two.

One of those, which you already have a strong

feeling about, must be correct.

That's more like an Andy Warhol-type thing.

I wouldn't know, but if you think...

-I'm fairly sure that...

-Yeah, just go for that, then.

Cape Canaveral was called Cape Kennedy

between '63... Kennedy died in '63.

He was assassinated in '63, and I think that

he named it Cape Kennedy.

-Are you happy with that?

-Yeah, I am. Of course.

Just as well to check.

So we are saying that Cape Kennedy is our

correct answer there?

-That's the one we want to lock in?

-Yes.

If it's wrong, we all go home.

You do, I stay.

Let's find out - is Cape Kennedy the correct answer?

-Yay!

-Well done. Got it.

Lesley, Cape Canaveral was Cape Kennedy?

Yes, because JFK had set the goal of sending

man to the moon,

Cape Canaveral was renamed Cape Kennedy in his honour.

And the 20th-century artist who created

the logo for Chupa Chups lollipops -

-not Jackson Pollock but Salvador Dali.

-Was it?

And Chupa Chups comes from Spanish words meaning "suck".

-Really?

-So it's a sucky-suck thing.

Well, you guys didn't suck, you got it.

You got it absolutely spot-on there.

So one number down in the code.

Four, five, and six all gone, leaving you seven

to choose from. What's it going to be next?

I think we'll go for one, please.

Is number one there in the code?

Is it in the first box?

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

It is.

It is!

Wow.

So we have blank, six, one.

Your code is two thirds completed.

Only one more to find.

Once again, at this level, things get

a little bit more difficult.

Now, you can open just one question at a time

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

Remember, we are only looking for one correct answer.

That's all there will be amongst the three.

OK, are you ready to see the answers?

-Yes.

-Let's have a look.

Well, Goran Ivanisevic... Can't even say the word, or the names,

but he's a tennis player, I'm not sure where he's from.

No, I don't know where he's from, or...

I don't know what Grand Slams he's won,

so the question could be any of those things.

Yeah. Three could be anything.

It could be a mobile network, it could be just...

It could be anything, really. Sri Lanka?

Well, all I know was that it was Ceylon

before it became Sri Lanka.

So maybe we should try and eliminate three first.

OK, we'll go for three first then.

-See if we can eliminate it.

-We're going to try three.

-Remember, it's sudden death.

-Yeah.

It's the only one you get to see at this time.

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

-Well...

-Woohoo!

THEY LAUGH

Hallelujah.

I promise you, that's not designed just for you.

But it has worked out rather nicely.

The luck of the Irish, all the same.

OK, that is very, very lucky.

So we have to choose.

Are we going to keep that one as a correct answer,

we're going to lock it in -

-is that what you want to do?

-Yes, please.

-Yes.

Three leaves on a shamrock is what we want to see.

We want to see green, as well, funnily enough.

What a surprise(!)

What a surprise.

Three leaves on a shamrock, Lesley?

Couldn't have worked out better for you.

How many leaves on a shamrock, three.

Not to be confused, as you never would, with a four-leaf clover.

Let's have a look at the other questions that were there.

Goran Ivanisevic, what was the question

associated with that?

Would you have stood a chance with that question?

-No.

-Absolutely no chance.

-No, I don't watch tennis.

No chance whatsoever. OK, and Sri Lanka.

Let's have a look at the question there.

Any idea?

Was it something like Jamaica?

-No, no...

-Something really obscure?

I think it's Zanzibar.

-Ah, that, yeah...

-OK.

Let's find out from Lesley.

Who went out in the Wimbledon semifinals for

the fourth time in 2002? Not Goran Ivanisevic,

because he didn't compete that year, despite being

the defending champion. It was Tim Henman.

And the island on which Freddie Mercury,

originally known as Farrokh Bulsara, was born.

Not Sri Lanka but, exactly as Liam said, Zanzibar,

now part of Tanzania.

So you would have had two of those three answers.

This is very exciting.

It's now time to pick the final number in your code.

There are six left to choose from.

Get the right one, you'll have cracked the code,

and you'll open the door to a jackpot of £4,500.

Have you decided which one you fancy?

-Anything screaming at you?

-You're luckier than I am.

-Eight.

-You going to go for number eight? OK.

-Yeah.

And who's going to press that button?

-Is it you, Louisa?

-I'll go. I'll just go.

-Louisa will press the button.

Come and join me down at the safe.

OK.

If you put the number eight in and it's correct,

if it's part of the code,

then the door will open for you and reveal £4,500.

-Please.

-Are you ready?

-I am.

Louisa, punch in the number eight.

Come on.

-No.

-It's not there. I'm sorry.

-No worries.

That is not the final code number but

we do get the chance to keep playing.

-Let's go and rejoin your dad.

-OK.

Well...

-So not the right number this time.

-No.

But you're still in a very, very good position.

Are you ready for your next three answers?

-Yes.

-Let's go for it.

-Let's have a look.

George Lucas is Star Wars, wasn't it?

George Lucas, the director of Star Wars, yes.

Yom Kippur is a Jewish festival

-and the Isle of Man...

-Isle of Man has got the TT races?

-Try the Isle of Man?

-We may as well.

Try the Isle of Man first.

Let's have a look at the question behind

the Isle of Man.

Snaefell, I think, might be on the Isle of Man.

Not 100% certain but...

Do you want me to go with it, then, and say it's the right

answer and if we go, we go.

Well, if that's what you think, because I don't know,

so we haven't really got much of a choice here.

If you think it is. If you're more sure...

If you think more it is than it isn't,

then we'll just go for that.

I will take Snaefell as being the highest...

Snaefell is the highest point on the Isle of Man.

-OK.

-Let's use that, lock it in.

-Let's lock it in.

-Oh...

-I have a feeling it's red...

-Is it the correct answer?

Oh, my God! Well done, you.

Get the right number this time, I'm pushing me luck!

That's what we call brass neck.

You took a gamble and you got it right.

Snaefell is the highest point on the Isle of Mann.

-Lesley.

-Yes, that's right.

There's a railway station and a cafe at

-the top of Snaefell.

-Fantastic.

Shall we have a look at the other two questions?

George Lucas, let's reveal that, first.

-Would you have had a clue?

-No.

-Not sure, no.

No clue at all.

OK, let's have a look at Yom Kippur.

So, Lesley, talk us through those.

George Lucas. Who was it?

Yes, Louisa was right to connect George Lucas

with Star Wars,

the creator of that huge franchise.

DreamWorks, David Geffen,

Jeffrey Katzenberg and Steven Spielberg.

The name of the Jewish New Year festival, not

Yom Kippur,

which is the Day of Atonement, but Rosh Hashanah.

Rosh Hashanah.

And that means we get the chance to pick

another number to try and fill that final slot on the code

-and take home £4,500.

-I'll go for seven?

-Whatever you wish.

-Yes, let's go for seven.

And who's going to punch it in?

-I'll just go, shall I?

-You just go, yes.

Come on, then, Louisa.

This is for £4,500. You've chosen the number seven.

If the number seven is the final number in the code,

the door swings open and that money is for you

-and your Da.

-Yep.

-Are you ready?

-I am.

-Punch in the number seven.

Around the numbers spin.

Let it be a number seven.

-Aah!

-It's not...

-the number seven.

-No.

-I'm so sorry, but we get to

keep playing, Louisa.

Let's go and rejoin your dad.

-Wow.

-Sorry!

Well, listen, you weren't to know.

There's no need to apologise.

We get to keep playing. Are you ready to see

-your next answers?

-Yes.

-Yes, please.

I don't know, which one do you want to go for?

Maybe just go for Thursday, it could be...

OK, Thursday, see if we can eliminate Thursday.

-Going to go for Thursday?

-Yes.

If there's five days at Royal Ascot,

Royal Ascot as far as I know finishes on the Saturday meeting.

-OK.

-The fifth day.

So the fourth day is a Friday, so the third day

-is a Thursday.

-But is the third day a ladies' day?

It says the third out of five days.

If that's what you think, then you should go for it

because I don't know.

We're going to choose that as the correct answer?

OK. Yes.

-I'll go for it.

-You're happy with that, Louisa?

-We'll go for it, because...

-Being dragged along, here.

You can kick me later!

OK, you want to lock in Thursday.

-Yes, we'll lock it in.

-We'll have to lock it in, now.

-I think we'll have to.

-Let's do it.

Let's lock in Thursday.

I can't cope with this any more!

For the correct answer, we want it to go green.

Is Thursday the third

out of five days at the Royal Ascot race meeting

Ladies' Day?

-Oh, my goodness!

-Get that right. We're really riding our luck now!

Congratulations. Well done for letting him get away with it.

-That's OK, I trust him.

-Absolutely fantastic work. Lesley.

That's right.

Opening the right pair to start with certainly

makes things easier.

Liam worked that out brilliantly by knowing

that it ends on Saturday.

I've never been but I think if I do,

I quite fancy wearing

the crown of the Upper and Lower Nile.

-Like a pharaoh.

-You should try that.

-I think I will.

-You'd have to carry that one off, I tell you.

That's tricky. OK, thank you, Lesley.

Let's have a quick look at the other two questions that we had.

Danny, what's behind that?

Would you have any idea about that?

-Was it Frank? No.

-Henry, I think.

-No, Zukie!

Well, the great news is you don't need to know.

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

Would you have had any idea about that?

-I think it's Mexico.

-Yes.

Well, let's find out. Lesley.

Let's start with Happy Days.

The first name of The Fonz. Not Danny but Arthur.

Arthur Fonzarelli.

And Liam was absolutely right to say Mexico,

Mexico City

for the next one where you would find those ruins.

Do you know what? They just don't matter.

They're very interesting, Lesley, don't get me wrong, but

they don't matter because you chose

the first one and you got it right.

That means you get to choose another number.

-Which number is it going to be now?

-Nine?

It's up to you but I thought maybe the luck of the Irish,

there's three shamrocks, maybe we should go for three.

All right, we'll go for three, then, because I've chosen the other ones.

-We'll go for three.

-Is it going to be you

-again, Louisa?

-Yeah, I'll go.

-Come on, then.

I'm too lazy to walk.

-Here we are again.

-Yeah.

-You've chosen the number three.

If the number three completes the code,

if it's 3-6-1, the door swings open and you can

take away £4,500 today.

-Please. Please, let it be.

-The number three,

punch it in, Louisa.

Is it there?

Come on, come on.

-Oh!

-It's not there.

-OK.

-Once again, I'm sorry, Louisa.

-It's all right.

I was hoping third time lucky.

We're just meant to show all our luck, throughout all the questions.

You're certainly getting it for the questions

and that's where it counts. Let's go and see

your dad again.

Oh, dear.

Come on now. We need to focus,

we need to concentrate.

There's nothing you can do about the numbers.

That's just down to luck.

But if you keep answering the questions the way you have,

you will win that money. Are you ready for your

next set?

-Yeah, bring it on.

-"Bring it on," that's what

I like. Next three answers, please.

Shall we go for sulphur and see?

Do you know a lot about sulphur?

I think sulphur's a metal or an alkaline or something,

-it's a yellow substance.

-Right, just go for it.

-Right, we'll go for sulphur?

-OK.

-We'll try sulphur.

-Let's reveal the question behind sulphur.

Sulphur does stink.

Sulphur is the smell of rotten eggs.

Skunks... I wouldn't have thought they had that

much sulphur in their diet.

It's not that common in plants.

-Louisa?

-I have absolutely no knowledge on this one so...

So will we rule that out? And if I'm wrong,

we're home.

Well, if you don't think so, we'll just rule it out, then.

OK, we're choosing to reject sulphur as an

incorrect answer.

That's locked in. We want to see it turn red.

Then we can discard it and try

and find the correct answer from the remaining two.

Is sulphur an incorrect answer?

-Oh, no!

-It was the right answer.

-I can't believe it.

Oh, don't worry.

You got so far and you did so well there, but

the question I'm asking myself

is how does sulphur get into

a skunk in the first place?

That seemed to make perfect sense to me.

I'm so sorry. Lesley, how can that be the case?

It's the compounds in the stink by skunks that

smell exactly like rotten eggs, exactly as Liam said.

Famous skunks include Pepe Le Pew,

the cartoon character chasing after cats with

white stripes painted down their backs by a variety of

different methods.

Let's have a look at the other two questions,

see if they would have been any more helpful

for you. Volcanoes first.

Would you have had any idea about that?

Is it peppers or chillies? No, that doesn't...

It could be the heat of peppers, I think you might be right.

OK, let's have a look at trident as well.

A torch.

-It's a torch, not a trident.

-OK, let's find out. Lesley?

Yes, very bad luck here because, Louisa,

you knew that peppers was the right answer for

the Scoville Scale,

which is used to measure the heat of peppers and sauces.

And you also knew that the Statue of Liberty

has a torch in her right hand and a tablet in the other.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

Your luck just ran out at the end there

because there you had two questions that you

actually knew were wrong

and, by the process of elimination, you could have got that.

-It was just the order in which they came out.

-Yeah.

We had three cracks at the code.

What was your next number going to be?

Nine.

OK, let's see what the last digit in the code was.

-It was the number two.

-Oh, well.

So you would have had to keep trying anyway. There you go.

-It's been great having you on the show.

-It was great to be here.

And I hope you've enjoyed the experience.

-Indeed.

-A wonderful thing.

Unfortunately, you've failed to crack the code

-and so I have to bid you goodbye.

-Thank you.

-Thanks very much, Matt.

-Thank you, Liam.

Wow, the very best of luck followed by

the very worst of luck

when it came to choosing the numbers.

However, it does mean that the jackpot goes up,

so let's meet the next contestant hoping to crack the code.

-Hello, Liz.

-Hello.

-How are you? Good to see you. Welcome to the show.

-Thank you.

-Nice to meet you. Liz, you're from Altringham.

-Yes.

-And what do you do there?

I am a health researcher at the University of Manchester.

OK, we're working on the basis that if it's

questions on health,

medicine maybe, you'll be OK with that. Science?

-Are those good subjects?

-Yeah, that kind of thing.

They're good subjects. Science, medicine, that kind of thing.

Not good subjects is sport.

-Sport?

-Yes, very uncoordinated so I'm not

-very good at playing sport.

-You don't have to be good at playing it

-to know about it.

-I know, but then I'm just not interested in it

because I'm not very good at playing them, so...

OK, we have no idea, of course, the questions

are completely random.

I'll tell you, what isn't random

is the amount of money we are looking at now

because the previous team failed

and that means another £500 goes into the jackpot...

..and that gives us a whopping £5,000.

-All for you...

-Excellent.

..if you get it, which we really hope you do.

-Are you ready to play?

-I am ready to play.

-Fantastic. OK.

Let's reset the code.

It's hidden now, and the very best of luck to you, Liz,

as we reveal your first three answers.

Remember, only one of them is correct.

That's the one we're trying to find right now.

Which one would you like first?

The one that I think I probably know least about,

I would guess, would be vicars, so let's go with that one first.

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

Oh, OK. So Geraldine Grainger,

is that The Vicar of Dibley? Played by Dawn French?

Ooh, Adam Smallbone, is he the one in Rev?

Oh, OK. So, yes.

-They could be vicars.

-OK, shall we have a look

-at one of the other two?

-Yes, let's go Bangalore.

OK, let's see the question behind Bangalore.

OK, well, I thought Bangalore was not in Vietnam,

so I don't think that that's what Ho Chi Minh City

was before 1976.

OK, again, pretty confident about that.

We've still got one question to reveal.

Let's have a look at the question behind the Boat Race.

I feel like the Boat Race has been going for

longer than 1981.

Obviously it takes place between Oxford and Cambridge,

which have been around for hundreds of years.

So vicars feels right.

-You're pretty confident on that.

-Yes.

-Do you want to lock it in?

-I do want to lock it in.

Is vicars our correct answer?

It is, well done. Good, punch the air, we like that.

Vicars, Geraldine Grainger and Adam Smallbone. Lesley?

You are absolutely right that Geraldine Grainger is

the Vicar of Dibley and Adam Smallbone is

the vicar in Rev.

The annual sporting event which takes place

in April, finished with a dead heat, the correct answer here is

the London Marathon.

Ho Chi Minh city in Vietnam,

you knew immediately that Bangalore was not in Vietnam.

The correct answer is Saigon.

Great work, Liz, a very confident start.

It means that you get the chance to enter

a number into the code to see if it's going to stick.

Which one are you going to go for?

Going to go for number three, please.

Number three. Any reason for that?

It's the date of the month both my children

were born on, so...

Excellent. Is it in that first box?

It's not there. How about the second box?

No, it's not. The third and final box?

OK, it's not there.

Not a bad thing because it means you're

eliminating numbers

and you're still at the easiest stage of the game, where you

get to see all the questions at the same time.

Are you ready for the next set of answers?

-I am, yes.

-OK, let's have a look.

I think I will go for what I did last time,

the one that I think I probably know least about.

Let's start with Super Bowl, please.

We'll start with Super Bowl.

I think I might know this one

because my little boy very much likes watching

the video with left shark in

again and again and again,

so that was in Katy Perry's Super Bowl

-half-time show.

-OK.

Yeah, and I think the wardrobe malfunction was

Janet Jackson.

Well, we can still open the other two.

-Which one next?

-Let's go with chicken.

Well, my mum's first language was French.

-Oh.

-So, although I don't speak it properly myself,

-I know enough that canard is duck.

-OK.

So I don't think that's chicken.

Let's have a look at the last question there,

behind Holyroodhouse.

I think where she lives in Norfolk is

Sandringham but I'm not 100%

on that, but I think the correct answer

is Super Bowl.

-OK, that's the one you want to lock in?

-It is, yes.

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

-Yeah!

-It is.

Another one in the bag.

Well done, and very confident, too.

Lesley, Super Bowl?

Left shark, exactly as you said, Katy Perry

singing at the Super Bowl

singing Teenage Dream and California Gurls

with two sharks behind her,

one dancing a bit more enthusiastically and better

than the other.

And the wardrobe malfunction, where Justin Timberlake

ripped off a piece of Janet Jackson's costume.

In a French restaurant, what would you expect to be served

if you ordered canard? Again, you know canard is duck.

No messing around there,

you knew that chicken was a wrong answer,

chicken being poulet.

Holyroodhouse is the official residence of

the Queen in Scotland.

The answer here is Sandringham, which is

private property of the Royal family and not

part of the Crown estate.

Great stuff. Thank you, Lesley.

And, Liz, you are overachieving a little bit here.

Not only are you finding the wrong answers

but you know the correct answers to match them.

What you have got now is a chance to put another

digit into the code and see if it's there.

What are you going for next and why?

I'm going to go for six next

because I'm a big numbers geek and I just like...

Three more than three is six. Why not?

Patterns are good, we like that.

OK, we're going to try the number six. Is it in the code?

Let's have a look at the first box.

It's not there. The second box?

It's not there. And the last box there.

Six is not there either.

That means three and six have now both been eliminated.

KLAXON

And, I'm sorry, Liz, but that means we have run out of time.

Just when you were getting into your stride, as well.

Do you think you'll be able to come back and keep it up tomorrow?

-I certainly hope so.

-Well, we hope so too.

Please join us tomorrow and find out if Liz can

work her way to unlocking that safe door

and taking home £5,000 all for herself.

In the meantime, magnificent, Lesley, as usual.

-You're welcome.

-Great. And it's goodbye

from me, as well. See you tomorrow.