Episode 11 The Link

APPLAUSE

Hello, I'm Mark Williams, and welcome to The Link,

where knowing the answers is only half the battle.

To win this game, you have to find the link between the answers.

Three teams are hoping to make the right connections,

but only one of them can be in today's final.

Let's see who is quick-witted and quizzical.

I'm Cat, I'm from Birmingham and I'm a travel agent.

I'm here today with my partner.

I'm Tom, I'm a radio producer and I'm originally from Wales.

And the link is of course, as Cat pointed out, you are partners.

Whereabouts in Birmingham are you from?

-We actually live in the Jewellery Quarter at the moment.

-Very nice.

Yes.

You two are accident prone, slightly, aren't you?

I have a history of hitting my head on hard objects.

-I've split my head open twice.

-What about you, Cat?

Are you a bit accident prone?

I've had a few accidents that I've managed to get away with so far.

One of them would be a large object falling on my head, a coconut.

So, Cat, you're telling me, like in a cartoon,

-a coconut fell on your head?

-Exactly like a cartoon.

-That is world-class.

Good job it wasn't a piano, or more traditionally, a safe.

-Wow.

-Cat and Tom, welcome.

-Thank you.

Daryl-Lee and Linda, tell us about yourselves.

I'm Daryl-Lee and I'm from Potters Bar in Hertfordshire,

and I'm a secretary and this is my friend.

I'm Linda, I'm a hypnotherapist,

and I'm from Cheshunt in Hertfordshire.

Right.

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And the link is you are friends.

Linda, you said you would like to be on I'm A Celebrity

-because you reckon you could do the Bush Tucker Trial.

-Yes.

-What, you could eat slugs?

-Yes.

So I'm asking you, Linda, could you eat a slug?

Yes.

-Right(!) Daryl-Lee and Linda, welcome.

-Thank you.

Paul and Pauline, tell us about yourselves.

I'm Paul, I'm from Ellesmere Port and I'm a sports therapist.

And I'm with my best friend.

I'm Pauline, I'm a parish council clerk

and I'm from Ellesmere Port in Cheshire.

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And they are best friends.

A lot of people have said they are friends,

but not many people have said they are best friends.

-So, Paul and Pauline, brilliant. Paul, you knit.

-I do.

-I can't.

It's quite simple.

My granny taught me and it goes in and then I do it for a bit

and then it just goes.

You need to try more, Mark.

LAUGHTER

-That's me told! Paul and Pauline, welcome.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

Right, welcome all. Now, pay attention.

Here are six cash pods containing amounts ranging from £125 to £2,000.

The more cash in the pod, the more links holding it.

What you have to do is cut the links holding the pods

until they drop into your bank.

And here's how you cut the links.

I'm going to ask you four questions

and you have to work out what links the answers.

If you can find that link from the first answer alone you'll be

able to cut four of those links.

If you spot it after the second answer, you can cut three links,

then two, then one.

And of course the link here is...

ALL: Sun.

Good. Very good. Let's cut that link.

OK.

You need to bank as much as you can because the team with

-the least amount of money at the end of this round will be going home.

-Oh.

Let's play The Link.

APPLAUSE

Round one. Here's the first question.

For four links, what name is commonly given to a female fox?

Paul.

Vixen.

Vixen is right. Vixen, clue one.

What is the link, Paul and Pauline?

-Are they Gladiators, do you think?

-I don't know. Yes, there was one.

-They could be.

-Yes.

-Shall we try it?

-Yes.

-Gladiators.

Is the link Gladiators?

No. All back in play.

For three links,

in 1984, Tina Turner had a UK top 30 hit with the song Private...

Paul.

Dancer.

Private Dancer is right.

Vixen. Dancer. What's the link?

-Santa Claus' reindeer.

-Is the link Santa Claus' reindeers?

Ah!

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The remaining two clues were, Comet, Rudolph.

You got that on the second clue which means you can cut three links.

-I think we'll take the 500.

-We'll take the 500.

OK, you are going to cut the three links from the £500 pod.

There it goes.

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Positive start. You are all back in the game. For four links, stand by.

Aurum is the Latin name for which precious metal?

Paul.

Gold.

Gold is right. First clue. What's the link?

-That could be...

-Precious metals.

But we just mentioned that, so... Colours is going to be too simple.

-We will go for metals.

-Is the link metals?

No.

Stand by. Your next question, for three links,

what common name is given to the large circles of icy

particles orbiting the planet Saturn?

Tom.

Rings.

Yes.

-Gold. Rings. Cat and Tom, what's the link?

-Jewellery, obviously.

Jewellery. Weddings?

Weddings.

Is the link weddings?

No.

Your Jewellery Quarter allegiance was naturally leading you

that way, but unfortunately you're wrong.

Everybody's back in play.

Are you ready? Stand by for two links.

Which city is the capital of Greece?

Tom.

Athens.

Yes. Gold. Rings. Athens. What's the link?

-Olympics?

-Yes!

-Olympics.

-So pleased with you there, Cat was, Tom.

-Breathe, breathe!

All right, well, we'll find out in a second. Is the link Olympics?

Yes.

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She was right to be pleased. The final clue was Twenty Twelve.

Gold, colour of the medal, rings, five,

first modern Games held in Athens,

Twenty Twelve, the London Olympic Games.

How do you want to use those two rather well won links?

-We'll take the 300, please.

-Let's cut those two links.

There it goes.

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Cat and Tom, £300.

Daryl-Lee and Linda, yet to decide how much they want to go for.

Paul and Pauline, £500, you are back in play. Stand by. For four links...

..which animal is used to represent the star sign Cancer?

Cat.

-The crab.

-Crab.

-Right in there, straightaway. Crab.

-Crab.

-Your first clue.

What's the link, Cat and Tom?

-Crustaceans? Seafood?

-Animals, seafood.

-Crustaceans.

Is the link crustaceans?

No.

Right, all back in play. Stand by. For three links,

the character John Self appears in which 1984 novel by Martin Amis?

-No?

-No.

The answer is Money.

Crab. Money. Two clues. No-one gets the chance to guess that link.

You are all back in play. For two links, stand by.

In Roman mythology, Romulus and Remus were suckled by which animal...?

-Pauline.

-She-wolf.

-..Which animal, a member of the family Canidae?

The answer is wolf. Crab. Money. Wolf.

Paul and Pauline, what is the link?

-Wolf...

-Something to do with constellation - crab, nebulae, wolf...

-No, I don't think there's anything to do with that.

-Money...

-No.

-Cakes. We think it could be cakes.

-Is the link...?

I'm taking that, Paul. Is the link cakes?

No.

Stand by. Next question.

For one link, Inspector Bucket is a character in the Dickens

novel entitled Bleak...

Pauline.

House.

Yes, correct. Bleak House.

Crab. Money. Wolf. House. What's the link?

No.

No, no idea, Mark.

-Roof.

-Roof.

That's what wolves say, isn't it? "Roof!"

LAUGHTER

Is the link roof?

No. Cat and Tom, Daryl-Lee and Linda knew it. So what is it?

OTHERS: Spider.

-Spider. You were absolutely a thread's length away.

-A long thread.

Crab spider. Money spider. Wolf spider. House spider.

Stand by. For four links...

..who was inaugurated as South Africa's first black president in...?

Linda.

-Nelson Mandela.

-..In 1994? It was indeed Nelson Mandela. There he is.

First clue. What's the link?

-Heads of state?

-No. I was thinking...

-Songs.

-No. Nelson Mandela House.

The one with Del and Rodney. What's that programme?

Only Fools And Horses.

Is the link Only Fools And Horses?

Yes!

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The remaining clues were London, Raquel and David Jason.

-You've got four links.

-I think we'll have the 750.

-Will you?

-Yes.

Go on, then.

Daryl-Lee and Linda are now on £750.

Paul and Pauline, 500, Cat and Tom, 300.

£3,125 left on the screen. You are all back in play. For four links...

..which river flows through the city of Bristol? Paul.

Avon.

Yes. Avon.

-First clue. What's the link?

-Cosmetic companies.

-Is it Blake's 7?

-Oh! That would be quite way out.

-Is it worth trying?

-Yes, go on.

We'll try that. Characters from Blake's 7.

Is the link characters from Blake's 7?

No.

Not right.

All back in play. Stand by.

Next question, for three links,

who won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar in 2013 for her

role in Les Miserables?

Cat.

The one who cut her hair off.

OUT OF TIME BELL

No. Out of time. Daryl-Lee?

Anne Hathaway.

Yes. Anne Hathaway.

Avon. Anne Hathaway. What's the link, Daryl-Lee and Linda?

I think it could be Stratford-upon-Avon.

Stratford-upon-Avon.

She's going for it. Is the link Stratford-upon-Avon?

No.

-Did I get a say?

-Yes.

Everyone's back in play. Stand by.

For two links, which medieval king was

victorious against the French at the Battle of...?

Tom.

King Henry.

The...?

-The...

-There have been lots of them.

-I know. I was hoping you'd accept just that.

-No, sorry.

Pauline.

Henry V.

..Was victorious against the French at the Battle of Agincourt

on St Crispin's Day?

It was indeed Henry V.

Avon. Anne Hathaway. Henry V.

What's the link, Paul and Pauline?

William Shakespeare.

Is the link William Shakespeare?

Yes.

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Yes. The remaining clue was Puck,

in Midsummer Night's Dream. You can put a girdle around the Earth

if you're watching.

OK, then, you have got two links. How would you like to use them?

-I think we'll use one on the 125 and one off the 2,000, please.

-OK.

We'll take the one off the 200 first.

And then we'll take the one off the 125.

Whoa!

Right.

Paul and Pauline, 625, Daryl-Lee and Linda, 750, Cat and Tom, 300.

Nobody is guaranteed to go through to the next round yet.

There's £3,000 left on the screen. Stand by.

For four links, what is the common name given to the leather

seat secured on the back of a horse?

Pauline.

-A saddle.

-A saddle.

-First clue. What's the link?

-What else could a saddle be?

-I don't know.

-Bags?

-Yes, try that.

-OK, we'll go for types of bags.

Is the link types of bags?

No. Stand by.

Your next question, for three links, the actor who played

the title characters in the films Billy Elliot and Tintin is...

-Cat?

-Jamie...

..Bell.

Oh-ho! Close. Jamie Bell.

Correct. Bell. Cat and Tom, what's the link?

Cowboys, Wild West...

-Saddlebags...

-Bell...

-Cowboys.

-Is the link cowboys?

No. Do most cowboys have a bell(?)

LAUGHTER

All back in play. Stand by.

For two links, what is the name of a well-known moustache

style featuring ends that curl...?

-Linda.

-Handlebars

..Upwards?

The answer is handlebar. Very good.

Absolutely right, yes.

Saddle. Bell. Handlebar. What's the link, Daryl-Lee and Linda?

Bicycle.

Is the link bicycle?

Yes.

APPLAUSE

The last clue would have been Chain. How do you want to use your two links?

-One off each.

-One off each.

1,000, take one link from that pod and one link from the 2,000 pod.

Oh-ho! Four on each.

Nobody is through to the next round. It's all to play for.

Stand by. For four links,

in what New York borough is the Yankees' home ballpark located?

Paul.

-Bronx.

-Bronx. In the Bronx?

First clue. What's the link?

Parts of New York - it's the only bit I know in relation to Bronx.

-I don't know another connection to Bronx.

-Hang on. There was a film, wasn't there,

with Charles Bronson?

A number of... I can think of what it's called though.

We are going to go for Charles Bronson films.

OK. Is the link Charles Bronson films?

No.

Four links on both pods. Stand by.

The next question, for three links, "A new religion that will bring you

"to your knees," is a lyric from which UK top two hit for Alannah Myles?

-Paul.

-Black Velvet.

It's correct.

Paul and Pauline. Bronx. Black Velvet.

-I know Black Velvet is a drink.

-Are they cocktails?

So I'm assuming if Bronx is then we'll go for drinks.

-Alcoholic drinks.

-Is the link alcoholic drinks?

No. OK. For two links, Phillips, ratchet and flat-head...? Paul.

-Screwdrivers.

-Screwdrivers.

They are screwdrivers.

Phillips, ratchet and flat-head are types of which hand-held

household tool? What's the link?

I'll go for cocktails this time.

Is it cocktails?

Correct.

The final clue was Buck's Fizz.

Bronx - gin, vermouth and orange juice.

Black Velvet - stout and champagne.

Screwdriver - vodka and orange juice.

Buck's fizz - champagne and orange juice.

How do you want to use your two links?

I think we'll go for one off each as well.

We'll take one off the 1,000

and one off the 2,000. For four links, stand by.

An establishment maintained by banks for settling mutual claims

on accounts is known as a clear...?

Linda.

Clearing house.

..Is known as a clearing what?

Clearing house. Yes.

Right, Daryl-Lee and Linda, that's your first clue. What's the link?

Bingo.

Is the link bingo?

-Aw!

-Why not?

-I don't know. I don't know why not.

Right, you're all back in play. Stand by.

The next question, for three links. Which word completes

the title of this Oscar-nominated Stanley Kubrick film Full what...?

Tom.

-Metal Jacket.

-..Full what Jacket?

Full Metal Jacket is correct.

House. Metal.

Types of music. Genres of music.

Is the link genres of music?

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The remaining clues were Blues and Punk.

OK, so how do you want to use those three links?

-Mm...

-We will take the 2,000 please.

-OK(!)

-Please!

Let's cut those three links.

Right, that £2,000 going into Cat

and Tom's bank means that they are

through to the final round with £2,300.

APPLAUSE

Daryl-Lee and Linda are on 750, Paul and Pauline are on 625.

Still all to play for.

For four links,

in what part of London did the 1981 riots take place?

Linda.

-Brixton.

-Brixton.

Yes. First clue. What's the link?

INDISTINCT

Prisons.

Is the link prisons?

No.

Your next question, for three links, the phrase, "A good innings,"

originates from which sport?

Linda.

-Cricket.

-Cricket.

Brixton. Cricket. What's the link?

-Bob Marley?

-Go on, then.

-Bob Marley.

Is the link Bob Marley?

No.

Everyone back in play. Stand by.

For two links, what is the first name of the Sunset Boulevard

character with the surname Desmond?

-Pauline.

-Norma.

Norma. Norma Desmond.

Brixton. Cricket. Norma.

What's the link?

I was thinking Jamaica from the first two,

but I don't know the Norma.

Norma Jean?

Will we try Jamaica? I don't know why, but we're going to try Jamaica.

Is the link Jamaica?

No.

Everyone back in place. Stand by. Your next question, for one link.

The follow-up series to Yes Minister featured Nigel Hawthorne

as Sir Humphrey Appleby

and was called Yes...?

-Daryl-Lee.

-Prime Minister.

Yes, Prime Minister.

-What's the link?

-John Major.

Hmm. Is the link John Major?

APPLAUSE

Born in Brixton. A fan of...and has written very well about cricket.

Norma, his wife.

And he was...the Prime Minister.

Right, how do you want to use your link?

-It's a very difficult choice but I think...

-Is it?

-I think I'll take one off the 1,000.

-OK.

LAUGHTER

Daryl-Lee and Linda are taking one off the 1,000.

Let's cut that link.

Stand by for four links.

Which playing card comes between a jack and a king?

-Tom.

-Queen.

-Queen.

Correct.

First clue, what's the link?

Bands of the '80s, you've got royalty...

We'll take your bands of the '80s.

-Bands of the '80s.

-Bands of the '80s.

Is the link bands of the '80s?

No.

All back in play. Your next question, for three links.

Braeburn and Spartan are varieties of which...?

-Paul.

-Sunglasses.

-No.

-LAUGHTER

-Tom.

-Apple.

Yes. Braeburn and Spartan are varieties of which fruit?

Apple.

What's the link?

-Queen...? Apple... Bee.

-Bee.

-Bee.

-We'll go for bee.

-Could be!

-OK, is the link "Bee!" "Bee!"

LAUGHTER

Is the link bee?

-No.

-Worth a guess.

-OK, ten out of ten for energy.

LAUGHTER

Nought out of ten for accuracy. Right, OK, everybody's back in play, stand by, for two links -

which word precedes ivy to make the name of one of

Batman's enemies?

-Daryl-Lee.

-Poison.

Is correct.

What's the link?

-It's the...

-Snow White.

-Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs.

Yes!

Is the link Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs?

Yes.

The remaining clue was...?

Snow White - Wicked Queen.

Apple, poisoned.

And the dwarves, her allies.

OK, let's cut the two links.

Which means...

as I'm sure you're aware...

APPLAUSE

..Daryl-Lee and Linda with £1,750 in their bank

go through to the next round.

As do Cat and Tom with £2,300.

But Paul and Pauline...

with £625...

..no mean accumulation... are saying goodbye.

I thought you played really, really well, at one point I thought

you were just bossing it, Pauline.

LAUGHTER

-And Paul.

-Thank you.

-Thank you so much for playing The Link.

-Thanks for having us.

-Thank you.

-Paul and Pauline, goodbye.

APPLAUSE

Cat and Tom, Daryl-Lee and Linda - you're still in the game.

Cat and Tom, you banked £2,300. Daryl-Lee and Linda, you banked

£1,750. That money is now in these

two cash pods, each held by seven links.

The first team to cut all the links and release their cash pod

takes their money through to the final round.

The other team will be out.

And now you can be as brave or as cautious as you like

because you decide how many links you want to cut.

I'm going to ask you to identify a person, place or thing from a series

of clues and you tell me whether you want to play for one,

two, three or four links,

but the more links you play for, the fewer clues you'll receive.

We start with the team who brought the most money through to

this round, that's Cat and Tom.

Stand by - round two.

The first question is asking...

-Cat and Tom, how many links?

-We'd like to play for two links, please.

Right, for two links, who am I? Here are your clues...

-Famous chef.

-Thinking Delia Smith, somebody who was...

around in 1973.

Sounds like...

-Delia Smith.

-Is the link Delia Smith?

Yup.

The final clue was...

Right, let's cut your two links.

Leaving five.

Play passes to Daryl-Lee and Linda. Your question we'll be asking...

-How many links?

-Two links as well, please.

Right, for two links, who am I? Here are your clues...

Erm...

..Darth Vader. No, maybe...

-Star Wars?

-Yeah.

-What's his name?

-Darth Vader?

-Darth Vader.

Am I Darth Vader?

Very good.

The last clue would have been...

Right, let's cut your two links.

Five remaining. Cat and Tom's go.

Well, your question we'll be asking...

Cat and Tom, how many links?

We'll go for two links again, please.

And for two links, here are your clues...

..Motorway.

Erm, a motorway.

Got to be a motorway, not a bridge, 117 miles long...

It's got to be in the UK, I guess, if it's opened by Margaret Thatcher?

-Yeah. 11 years.

-M1?

-M1?

-What am I?

BOTH: Go for the M1.

Am I the M1?

No.

DarylLee and Linda, you have a chance to nick a link.

You will see the remaining clue for a chance to cut a

single link from your cash pod.

And it is...

It's the M25.

Am I the M25?

Yes.

So...you nicked a link, let's cut it from your cash pod.

Leaving four links, and it's your turn.

Your question we'll be asking...

How many links?

-Two, please.

-For two links, here are your clues, what am I?

Skeleton.

Skeleton.

Am I a skeleton?

APPLAUSE

The remaining clue would have been...

Right, let's cut those two links.

Two remaining.

Cat and Tom, five remaining.

Your question we'll be asking...

How many links?

-Two, please.

-Two.

-Yeah?

-Yes.

-For two links, who am I? Here are your clues...

HE EXHALES

I have no idea.

I don't have a clue.

St Paul's Cathedral is the only thing that rings a bell...

historical figure...

-Sir Walter Raleigh.

-Go for it.

-Sir Walter Raleigh, Mark.

Am I Sir Walter Raleigh?

No.

DarylLee and Linda, you have a chance to nick a link.

Here is the remaining clue...

Nelson.

Am I Nelson?

Correct. Right, let's cut that link.

And it's your go.

-We only need to get one.

-You've only got one link remaining

on your cash pod of £1,750.

Your question we'll be asking...

How many links?

Can we go for one link, please?

For one link, who am I? Here are your clues...

-Going to have to say it.

-Yeah, go on.

Nicole Kidman.

Am I...Nicole Kidman?

-No.

-I didn't think it was.

Cat and Tom, you have a chance to nick a link.

I was going to say Kate Winslet but she's not Australian.

I don't know any other Australian actresses.

Kate Winslet.

Am I Kate Winslet?

-No.

-I can't believe I went there.

The link was...?

No links removed but we stay with you, Cat and Tom,

for the next question.

And it will be asking...

How many links? You've got five remaining.

Play for three, please.

For three links, here are your clues, what am I?

I think it's the Declaration of Independence.

Declaration of Independence.

Am I the Declaration of Independence?

APPLAUSE

The remaining clues were...

Yes, the US Declaration of Independence.

Right, OK, let's put you out your misery and cut those links.

Two left. Now, let's plunge you further into misery because...

LAUGHTER

..DarylLee and Linda have one link left.

Your question we'll be asking...

-How many links?

-One, please.

-One.

For one link... Here are your clues - what am I?

I'm... Ben Nevis.

Am I Ben Nevis?

LAUGHTER

-Ben Nevis...

-I thought I was wrong!

-..chief of the Munros.

Let's cut the final link.

There we go.

Well done, DarylLee and Linda. You're through to the

final round and that cash goes with you.

Cat and Tom...

TOM SIGHS

Did you feel like you acquitted yourself with honour?

The first round didn't go quite to plan but we managed to get

back there, but the second round was tough.

-Just some of them were right there but it's just under pressure...

-Yeah.

SHE CHUCKLES

Cat and Tom, goodbye and thanks for playing The Link.

Thank you.

Daryl-Lee and Linda, you are today's finalists.

You've brought through £1,750.

And we're adding £2,000 to that...

So, your maximum win today could be £3,750.

APPLAUSE

-So, what would you do with it?

-A holiday, probably.

-OK.

-Linda?

-Erm, mine would probably be a holiday as well.

-Together?

No.

LAUGHTER

What, not after this endurance test?

All right, good luck.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

Because, to take that money home, you have just 60 seconds to find

six super-links.

At each level,

you'll need to identify the link between ten one-word clues.

As soon as you think you know the answer,

buzz in and we'll stop the clock.

If you're right, you can take that money home, but choose to

play on and your team-mate will tackle the next super-link,

but if you're wrong, play stays with you.

We will restart the clock and you'll face a new set of clues.

Run out of time and you'll leave with...

HE MOUTHS

Nothing.

-Who's going to play first?

-Me.

-Me, Daryl-Lee. Right.

Stand by. You're on your own.

The clock will start when you see the first clue.

-Don't know.

-Time's out. The link was...

-Really?

-Which means, Daryl-Lee, play stays with you

and you face a new super-link. 46 seconds left.

The clock will restart when the first clue appears.

Places in Australia.

Is the link places in Australia?

No.

Because Keating was a prime minister and galah is a bird,

arvo's an afternoon, not places.

The remaining clues were...

-Hoh-hoh-hoh-hoh!

-Oh, my word.

Which means play stays with you, Daryl-Lee,

and you face a new super-link. 34 seconds left.

The clock will restart when the first clue appears. Stand by.

Time's out. The answer was...

And final clue was...

Which means, Daryl-Lee, play stays with you

and you face a new super-link. 22 seconds left.

The clock will restart when the first clue appears.

Planets.

Out of time. The link was...

-Did you know?

-And the final clues were...

Which means play stays with you, Daryl-Lee,

and you face, tortuously, a new super-link with 13 seconds left.

The clock will restart when the first clue appears. Are you ready?

-Yeah.

-I'm not sure Linda can cope with any more of this.

-I think we should just pass to Linda.

-Unfortunately, no.

Rules is rules. You're on your own, Daryl-Lee.

The clock restarts when the first clue appears.

-Star Wars.

-Time's out.

-Oh, no, it's Doctor Who.

-And the answer was...

-Oh, robots.

-The last two were...

Daryl-Lee, play stays with you and you face a new super-link with...

Oooh, two seconds!

..I'm sure you're aware, two of your Earth seconds left.

Wait, you know, it's not over yet.

The clock will restart when the first clue appears. Are you ready?

-Daryl-Lee, you're out of time.

-I know.

-The answer was...

The rest of them were...

Daryl-Lee and Linda, I'm afraid you're going home with nothing.

-But we've had a lovely day.

-Well, that makes me feel better.

-Well, you've got everybody's fellow feelings, love and affection.

-Good.

Thanks very much. You've been absolutely brilliant sports

and greatly amusing, Daryl-Lee and Linda.

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Ta-ra. Thanks very much for playing. Goodbye.

Join us next time when three more pairs will be trying to make

all the right connections on The Link. See you then. Goodbye.

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