Episode 21 The Link

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's feeling ready, resilient and remarkable.

My name's Linda and I'm an IT trainer from York.

-And this is my colleague.

-I'm Phil.

I live in Little Sutton in Cheshire and I'm an IT trainer in Liverpool.

-APPLAUSE

-And the link is you're colleagues.

-Yeah.

-How long have you worked together?

It was a couple of years ago and we worked together on a contract.

And it was about three months and we have kept in touch ever since.

Brilliant. Good luck with playing The Link.

Adam and Dan, please introduce yourselves.

My name's Adam, I'm a development manager from Hertfordshire,

originally from Southend-on-Sea, and I'm here today with my friend.

I'm Daniel, I'm also from Hertfordshire.

Again, like Adam, from Southend-on-Sea originally,

and I'm an estate agent. APPLAUSE

-Hello there.

-Hello.

-Longest pier in the country. Is that right?

-It is still the longest.

-As long as things stop crashing into it, it'll be all right.

-Good.

-Welcome to The Link.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-Amy and Bill.

Hi, I'm Amy. I'm from Erskine in Renfrewshire

and I work as a merchandiser in the clothing manufacture industry.

-And this is my dad.

-I'm Bill.

I'm an airline security supervisor and I'm also from Renfrewshire.

-Thank you, Amy and Bill, and welcome to The Link.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

Welcome, all. Now pay attention.

Here are six cash pods containing amounts ranging from £125-£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 the link from the first question alone,

you will 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: Herbs.

-Herbs!

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.

Let's play The Link.

Stand-by. Round one. Here's the first question. For four links.

In the 1987 film Dirty Dancing,

what is the nickname of Jennifer Grey's character...

-Adam.

-Baby.

What is the nickname of Jennifer Grey's character, Francis?

Baby, that's correct.

There's your first clue. What's the link?

-Babe, baby...

-Kids.

-Nickname for girlfriends or partners.

-Go for that one.

-Go for nicknames for partners or wives or husband, etc.

Is the link Nicknames?

No. Right. Everyone's back in play. Stand-by.

Your next question. For three links.

What is the common name of the garden plant

of the genus helianthus that van Gogh famously...

-Linda.

-Sunflower.

..painted. Sunflower.

Correct. Baby, Sunflower. What's the link?

Is it that artist that paints babies dressed up in different things?

Cos she painted a...

She's got a picture of a famous one with babies dressed

-up as sunflowers.

-Or could it be oils?

Oh, baby oil! I like it!

I like yours better than mine. Types Of Oil.

Is it Types Of Oil?

APPLAUSE

So, Phil's a keeper. The remaining clues would have been:

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

I think get some money in the bank, just to get us...

-try and get us through to the next round.

-Absolutely, yeah.

-Take the 500.

-Take the three links from the 500, please.

Let's remove those links from the £500 pod.

Rather refreshingly into your bank,

-Linda and Phil. £500.

-APPLAUSE

Everybody else in play. Stand by for four links.

Since 2002, the English £5 note

has featured the faces of Queen Elizabeth II

and which other Elizabeth?

Anybody? No. Elizabeth Fry is the correct answer.

The prison reformer.

So, nobody has a chance to guess the link. Everyone back in play.

Stand-by. Your next question for three links.

The three main male characters in the TV sitcom Friends

were Chandler, Ross...

-Adam.

-Chandler, Ross and Joey.

Chandler, Ross and who? Joey, correct.

Fry, Joey. What's the link, Adam and Dan?

Fry and Joey.

-Joey can be a type of kangaroo as well.

-Joey's a baby kangaroo.

-Is Fry a baby...

-Fry is a baby fish. It is a baby fish to have, Fry.

-Yeah, Baby Animals.

-Baby Animals please, Mark.

-OK.

Is the link Baby Animals?

BOTH: Yes! APPLAUSE

OK. The remaining clues would have been:

You have three links. What are you going to do with them?

Shall we get the three and the 125? Get some money in?

-Get some money in the bank.

-Why not? Do it. 425, I reckon.

-The one off the 125 and the two off the 300, please.

-Right.

Can we cut one link from the 125 pod...

..two off the 300.

Right. For four links.

Who is the patron saint of England? Bill.

-St George.

-George. What's the link?

-Surnames.

-Squares.

-Peppa Pig characters.

-LAUGHTER

Prime Ministers? No.

-Go for Squares, as in George Square.

-Go for Squares. Go.

OK. Is the link Squares, as in town squares?

No.

OK. Everyone's back in play. Stand-by.

The next question for three links.

The Pennine Way National Trail begins in the national park

-known as the what... Phil.

-Peak District.

-What district?

Peak District, indeed. The spine of England.

George, Peak.

-What's the link?

-Peak flow, peak...

Is there any such thing as a George cap or hat?

-Like a peaked cap?

-Possibly.

-No. Go for Caps.

-Need an answer.

-Yeah. Types Of Cap.

If the link Types Of Cap?

No. You're wrong.

Everyone is back in play. Stand-by for two links.

What is the first name of the wife of former US president Bill...

-Phil.

-Hillary.

..Clinton. The answer is Hillary, yes.

George, Peak, Hillary. What's the link?

-Edmund Hillary was a mountaineer.

-Yeah.

-Things to do with...

-Peak is the top of a mountain.

-But what about George?

-I don't know but let's go for mountains.

Yeah? OK, then. Mountains.

Is the link Mountains?

No. Everyone back in play.

The Dalai Lama is the spiritual leader of...

-Bill.

-Tibet.

-Which autonomous region of China? Tibet.

-HE READS THE CLUES

-What's the link?

Mount Everest is in Tibet, Edmund Hillary climbed it.

-It's the highest peak in the world.

-So, Everest.

-Mount Everest.

Is the link Mount Everest?

-APPLAUSE

-Correct.

George Everest was the surveyor after whom it was named.

-How do you want to use your link?

-What do you think?

Do you think we should chip one off the 2,000?

One off the 2,000, please. One link off the 2,000.

OK. Let's cut that link.

Everybody's back in play for four links. Stand-by.

Which boys' name is also used to describe a device for raising

a heavy weight, such as a car?

-Dan.

-Jack.

-Jack is correct.

-Your first clue. What's the link?

-Names from nursery rhymes?

Names from nursery rhymes.

Jack is a point for MP3s, earphones, audio equipment.

-Audio equipment.

-Parts Of Audio Equipment.

Parts Of Audio Equipment. Is that the link?

No. It's not.

Everyone back in play. Stand-by.

My next question for three links.

In 2011, Enda Kenny became Prime Minister of which country?

-Dan.

-Australia.

-No.

Anybody?

No.

The answer is Ireland.

No-one gets the chance to guess that link.

Everyone is back in play. Stand-by for two links.

British Steel and Screaming For Vengeance were UK top 20

hit albums in the 1980s for Judas...

-Phil.

-Priest.

-Judas who?

-Judas Priest is correct.

-HE READS THE CLUES

-The link?

-Is it Father Ted?

You've got Father Jack, it's in Ireland and he's a priest.

-Yes, it is, I think.

-We're going to say Father Ted.

Is it Father Ted? Is that the link?

-APPLAUSE

-The last clue would have been:

Great. Two links. What are you going to do?

If we take one off the 2,000 and one off the 1,000,

that means it's still safe, relatively.

It is relatively safe, yeah.

Shall we do that?

For relative safety we'll take one link off 1,000 and one off 2,000.

3,750 on the screen. Stand-by for four links.

Which word can refer to the stylus of a record player...

-Bill.

-Needle.

Or the leaf of a pine tree? Needle. Correct.

There's your first clue. What's the link?

-Sewing.

-That was...

-Needle, the Needle.

Rocks, outcrops.

-Rock Formations.

-Rock Formations.

-Is the link Rock Formations?

No.

OK. Everyone back in play. Stand-by. Next question for three links.

Which actress was married eight times to...

-Phil.

-Elizabeth Taylor.

-To seven different husbands,

including twice to Richard Burton. Elizabeth Taylor.

Nice.

Needle, Elizabeth Taylor. What's the link?

-Elizabeth Taylor is well-known for diamonds.

-Right.

I was thinking of things hard to find in a haystack

but I reckon she would be quite easy to find!

She was in a film once where she was in a haystack.

and she would be easy to find.

-Erm...Diamonds.

-Is the link Diamonds?

-No.

-No.

Everyone is back in play. Stand-by for two links.

The Camp David Accords were a peace agreement between Israel...

-Dan.

-Egypt.

-And which other country? Egypt. Correct.

HE READS THE CLUES

-Cleopatra.

-What is the link?

-Cleopatra.

-Cleopatra.

-Is the link Cleopatra?

-Oh, yes.

-APPLAUSE

The final clue would have been Antony.

Cleopatra's Needle is in London. There's one in Paris as well.

Liz Taylor played her, she was Queen of Egypt

and had an affair with Mark Antony.

How do you want to use those two links?

Can we have one off the 750 and one off the grand, please?

One off the 750 and one off the thousand.

Stand-by for four links.

What word follows Ferris in the name of a pop...

-Adam.

-Is it Wheel, Mark?

In the name of a popular fairground ride?

The answer is Wheel. Right. First clue. What's the link?

-Parts of a car.

-That would be the obvious one.

-Parts of a car.

-I would just go for the obvious one.

-Parts Of A Car, please.

-Is the link Parts Of A Car?

No. OK. Everyone back in play.

Stand-by. Your next question for three links.

The name of which health care profession

features in the title of a song in the musical Little Shop Of Horrors?

-Dan.

-Dentist.

-Dentist is correct.

What's the link?

-Wheelchair, dentist chair?

-Yeah, chair. Chair.

Types Of Chair.

Is the link Types Of Chair?

I liked that one, mate. That was very good.

The remaining clues would have been:

OK, you've got three links.

-Take the money?

-Yeah, take the grand.

We'd like to take the money, please, and bank it.

-You've got two monies there, mate.

-1,000.

-We'll take the thousand please, Mark.

-Right.

They'd like the bag of sand. Let's cut the three links.

APPLAUSE

Judicious. Because that means you are definitely going

-through to the next round.

-Wonderful.

However, Linda and Phil, Amy and Bill,

there are £2,750 on the screen to play for.

Stand by for four links.

Michael Crawford played Frank Spencer...

-Bill.

-HE SIGHS

Sorry, Bill. I'm going to finish the question.

Michael Crawford played Frank Spencer...

-Adam.

-Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em.

Michael Crawford played Frank Spencer in the classic

sitcom "Some WHAT Do 'Ave 'Em"?

Mothers. Correct.

Mother's.

-There's your first clue. What's the link, Adam and Dan?

-Mother's.

Shall we say types of commemorative days?

I'm thinking, yeah, things like Mother's Day. Commemorative Days.

-Commemorative Days.

-Commemorative Days. Is that the link?

-Yeah! Very good.

-APPLAUSE

Right. The other clues would have been:

-So, you've got four links.

-We'll have the blue one, I reckon.

-Really?

-I think so.

With your four links, you are going to release £2,000 into your bank.

APPLAUSE

Linda and Phil, you have £500.

Amy and Bill haven't banked anything yet

but you could still go through to the next round.

Stand-by for four links.

Which colour was the title of Coldplay's first UK...

-Adam.

-Yellow.

..top 10 single. Yellow. Yellow's correct.

There's your first clue. What's the link?

-Colours of the rainbow.

-Yellow.

I'd be thinking submarine, so parts of Beatles' tracks.

-Parts...go on.

-Colours Of The Rainbow.

Colours Of The Rainbow. Is that the link?

No. It's not. OK.

Everyone is back in play. Stand-by.

Your next question for three links.

Copperhead and cottonmouth...

-Bill.

-Snakes. Types of snakes.

Are types of which reptile? Snake.

-Correct.

-HE READS CLUES

Two clues. What's the link?

Yellow and snake. What's yellow? Let's think about it.

Birds. Don't know. Or...

-Shall we say something like a Bird?

-Is the link Bird?

No. It's not.

Right. You're all back in play. Stand-by for two links.

What is the surname of Little Nell?

Amy.

-Jones.

-No.

What is the surname of Little Nell in Charles Dickens'

The Old Curiosity Shop? Dan.

-Fletcher.

-No.

-Linda and Phil.

-No idea.

-Morris.

No. The correct answer is Trent.

-HE READS THE CLUES

-Your three clues.

But none of you have a chance to make the link.

Back in play, everybody. Stand-by. Next question for one link.

Which vast tropical rainforest...

Adam.

The Amazon. ..mainly in Brazil, is the largest in the world? Amazon.

HE READS THE CLUES

-The link is?

-River.

-BOTH: River.

-Is the link River?

-APPLAUSE

-Right, you have one link.

-It's a tough choice.

-Is it really?

-Hurry up then.

-One off the 750.

-One off the 750.

OK. For four links.

Complete the title of the David Walliams novel, "The Boy In The..."

-Linda.

-Dress.

Dress is correct.

-That's your first clue. What's the link?

-Head.

-Yeah.

Words that follow head.

-OK.

-Yeah. We just don't know, do we?

-Go on.

-Words that follow Head?

Right. Is the link Head?

No. All back in play.

Stand-by. Your next question for three links.

Which word precedes both union and league to complete...

-Linda.

-Rugby.

Which word precedes both union

and league to complete the name of two ball sports?

Rugby. Correct.

-HE READS THE CLUES

-What's the link?

-It's a place as well, isn't it?

-Rugby is based...is it Warwickshire?

Dress, though, has got nothing to do with that.

-What else does Rugby go with? Schools.

-Names Of Schools.

Names Of Schools. Is Names Of Schools the link?

No. It's not. Everyone back in play. Stand-by.

Your next question for two links.

The Venetian explorer who travelled to China with his father...

-Bill.

-Marco Polo.

-And uncle in 1271 was Marco Polo.

-HE READS THE CLUES

-The link?

-Dress, Rugby, Polo.

-Shirts.

-Rugby shirt, polo shirt, dress shirt. Yeah, shirt.

-Types Of Shirts.

-Types Of Shirts.

-Is the link Shirts?

APPLAUSE

And the last clue was T.

-Let's cut those two links and put £750 into Amy and Bill's bank.

-Phew!

APPLAUSE

So that means Adam and Dan are through with £3,425.

Amy and Bill are through with 750, at the last minute.

Linda and Phil, unfortunately, with only £500, are going home.

-That was a good round, I thought.

-We were doing well and then...

-You played really well together. Did you feel like that?

-Yeah.

Just didn't get the connections.

-Linda and Phil, thanks for playing The Link.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-Goodbye.

-APPLAUSE

Adam and Dan and Amy and Bill, you're still in the game.

Adam and Dan, you banked £3,425.

Amy and Bill, you banked £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.

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 will receive.

We'll start with the team who has brought the most money

through to this round, and that is Adam and Dan.

Stand-by. The first question is asking...

-How many links, Adam and Dan?

-I think two links.

-Start with two.

-Let's start with two.

-Start with two please, Mark.

-Two links.

Here are your clues.

Killer whale, I reckon. Killer whale. Killer Whale.

Am I a Killer Whale?

No.

Incorrect.

Which means Amy and Bill, you now have a chance to nick a link.

You will see the remaining clue for the chance to cut

a single link from your cash pod.

And it is...

-Yep. Dolphin.

-Dolphins.

-Am I a Dolphin?

APPLAUSE

Ouch. So, Amy and Bill, you've nicked a link. Let's remove that.

You now have six links remaining on your pod and it's now your turn.

Your question will be asking...

-How many links?

-Two to start? Two, please.

-Two, please.

-Please, Mark.

Two links. What am I?

What do you think? Helium? Neon?

-Helium's not got an odour.

-Helium.

-Helium.

-Go for Helium.

-Am I Helium?

No.

Adam and Dan, you now have a chance to nick a link.

Here's the remaining link.

-Nitrogen is less, isn't it?

-Nitrogen is more.

Nitrogen is one of the greatest, isn't it?

-Nitrogen and oxygen.

-It's got no colour...

-I need an answer.

-It's got no colour as gas. Go for that.

-Oxygen.

Am I Oxygen?

APPLAUSE

Yeah. Right. You've nicked a link. Let's cut it.

And it's now your turn. Your question is asking...

-For how many links?

-BOTH: Two, please.

-Two links.

For two links, here are your clues.

Right. That was Virgin so it will be Branson.

-I actually read something about him recently.

-Mike Oldfield.

-It's great.

-Richard Branson, we think it is.

-Richard Branson, please.

Am I SIR Richard Branson?

APPLAUSE

The last clue would have been:

Let's cut your links.

Amy and Bill, your question is asking...

-How many links?

-Two again, to be safe?

-Two again.

-Two.

-Two links, please.

-Yes, please.

-For two links, here are your clues:

-William Pitt?

-Maybe. I don't... I wouldn't know.

-I don't know that one.

-William Pitt.

Am I William Pitt?

No. Adam and Dan, you've got a chance to make a link.

Here's the last clue.

Is it Disraeli? I was thinking it was Disraeli.

Why do you think that?

-Cos it's the only one I know from that era.

-Was he twice?

-Not a clue.

-Was he twice?

-Can we go for Disraeli?

Am I Disraeli?

No. That's not the correct link.

I am...Sir Robert Peel.

-Peelers?

-Bobbies.

-Bobbies. Exactly.

We stay with Adam and Dan.

Your question will be asking...

-How many links?

-Two links.

-Two links again, please.

-For two links, your clues are...

I don't know.

"Open" gives the idea it's a bridge or a...

If it's opened, do you declare...

If it's a building, do you open a building or do you open a bridge?

-Answer, please.

-The thing I know that's opened by Queen Elizabeth II

-was the toll bridge.

-No, that's Dartford Tunnel?

-It's a bridge.

-No, bridge was later, Dartford Tunnel.

-Too late. Time's up.

-OK. Amy and Bill, you now have a chance to nick a link.

-OK.

Here's the remaining clue.

-The Sydney Opera House?

-No.

-No? Are you sure?

-Queen Elizabeth. Yeah, it was.

-Sydney Opera House.

-Uh-huh. Yeah.

Am I the Sydney Opera House?

-Yes.

-APPLAUSE

-Well done.

-Let's cut that link. Five links remaining.

And now play now passes to you. Your question is asking...

-How many links?

-Shall we go two?

-I think we should go for the three.

-No, stick.

-Then we'll have an easier one on our last one if we go for it.

-I think we should go for the three just now.

-OK. Go for three, please.

-Go for three.

-OK.

-That's him told!

-Yes.

For three links, here are your clues.

Revitalising rural communities?

-No, don't know.

-The Canadian Mounties.

Am I the Mounties?

-No.

-Didn't think so.

The only thing I could think of to do with Canada.

Adam and Dan, you now have a chance to make a link.

Here are the remaining clues.

Women's Institute, do you think?

"Use the phrase 'Jam and Jerusalem' to refer to me."

The Rylstone branch made the calendar and I'm sure that would be

-Calendar Girls so that's members of the Women's Institute.

-Go on, then.

Can we go for Women's Institute?

Am I the Women's Institute?

-APPLAUSE

-Well done.

Let's cut the link you nicked.

Three left and it's now your turn. Your question will be asking...

So, how many links?

Shall we stick with two or shall we just go with one and if they get

one wrong, they've only got one at the end? Or we go with two next time.

-Just take one off now.

-And hope we get it right so they can't...

-OK, we're going to go for one. Just play tactically.

-Right, then.

For one link, here are your clues.

-Michelangelo.

-It was indeed.

-OK, Michelangelo.

Am I Michelangelo?

APPLAUSE

Let's cut that link.

Right. Amy and Bill, you've got five links.

-They've only got two remaining.

-OK.

-Your question will be asking...

-How many links?

-Do you want to go three?

-Three?

-Go for three.

-Three links.

-So, for three links, here are your clues.

-Daniel Radcliffe.

-Am I Daniel Radcliffe?

APPLAUSE

The other clues would have been...

"I was once Britain's second richest teenager." Who's the first?

-Never heard of that film.

-Never heard of that.

-Very good. OK.

Let's cut your links.

Right. That's looking healthier. Two links remaining on both pods.

Adam and Dan, it's your go. Your question is asking...

-How many links?

-Bit of pressure now so both of them, please.

All right. For two links, here are your clues.

Oh, dear.

-Hurling? James Naismith.

-Federation... What is IBA?

Well, that's... Let's try and figure out.

It's probably a Scottish sport though.

-Scottish sport with a name like Naismith as the inventor.

-Hurling?

-Hurling is Irish.

-Hockey.

-Hockey.

-Hockey?

No. Amy and Bill, you have a chance to nick a link.

I'm going to give you the last clue.

-Basket...

-Basketball.

-Basketball.

-Basketball.

Am I Basketball?

-APPLAUSE

-I sure am!

OK. Let's cut the link that you nicked.

Amy and Bill, you came from behind in the last round to go through.

Can you do it again? Your question will be...

-How many links?

-One.

-SHE GIGGLES

There you go, then. For one link, what am I?

-Venus.

-Venus.

-Venus.

Am I Venus?

APPLAUSE Well done.

Yeah. Let's cut that link...

-..which slooshes £750...

-APPLAUSE

..into Amy and Bill's bank.

Well done, Amy and Bill.

You're going through to the final round and that cash goes with you.

-Adam, Dan, where did it go wrong?

-We had it and lost it, Mark.

-It was there for us. We'll look back and kick ourselves.

-Will you?

-No, we'll kick each other.

-We'll kick each other!

However, you were great players.

-It was a real pleasure to have you playing The Link.

-Thank you.

-Thanks for having us.

-Thank you.

-Bye.

APPLAUSE

Amy and Bill, you are today's finalists.

You've brought through £750 with cunning and guile.

And we're going to add £2,000 to your 750.

Lovely, yeah. Sounds good.

So your maximum win today is £2,750.

APPLAUSE

So, what would you do with that if you won it?

We'd love... Amy's got two...

I've got three grandkids and we'd like to take them all...

-We'd like to go to Florida.

-Florida, yeah, on a family holiday.

Sounds great to me. OK.

To take that money home you have just 60 seconds

to find six super-links.

At each level you 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.

If you're wrong, play stays with you.

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

Run out of time and you leave with zero, zilch, zot.

-Who's going to play first?

-I'm going to play first.

Amy, you're on your own.

The clock will start when you see the first clue.

HE READS THE CLUES

Dances.

Is the link Dances?

-Good girl.

-APPLAUSE

Well done! Your remaining clues were...

That puts you on £125.

Amy and Bill, with £125

and 52 seconds remaining, you now have a choice.

You can go with that money or you can play on.

-Play on.

-Play on.

-Play on, please.

-OK.

Bill. Your turn now.

The clock will restart when the first clue appears.

Tennis.

Is the link Tennis?

-A bit too far.

-Yeah.

-The remaining clues were...

The link, of course, was Wimbledon.

Which means play stays with you, Bill.

You now face a new super-link. 41 seconds remaining.

The clock will restart when the first clue appears.

Landslide. Fantasy.

Mama. Thunderbolt.

Queen Songs.

Is the link Queen Songs?

No. The remaining clues were:

It was a Queen song but specifically it was Bohemian Rhapsody.

-Which means, Bill...

-Still with me.

-Still with you.

You now face a new super-link. 32 seconds left.

The clock will restart when the first clue appears.

Waterfalls.

Is the link Waterfalls?

-Yes.

-APPLAUSE

the final clue was...

That puts you on £300.

Amy and Bill, with 20 seconds remaining on the clock,

you now have a choice.

You can take that money and go or you can play on.

-Play on. Go for it.

-Play on, please.

-OK. Amy, you're on your own.

-OK.

The clock will restart when the first clue appears.

Anthony Hopkins.

Is the link Anthony Hopkins?

APPLAUSE Well done.

You said, under your breath you just went, "Well done!"

They were all Anthony Hopkins films.

That puts you on...

-£500.

-What should we do?

-With seven seconds remaining.

I think we've pushed our luck.

We have been lucky the last two rounds at the last minute.

-I think we've pushed our luck enough.

-OK. Seven seconds.

-It's very ominous, that.

-BOTH: Yeah.

Amy and Bill, you're going home with £500.

APPLAUSE

-That's not necessarily going to get you to Florida.

-No.

-But it will get you part of the way.

-Yeah, that's it.

-Part of the way.

-And you played as a team. It was very good.

-Thank you.

That will be a first!

-Thank you very much...

-It's been a pleasure.

-Good to be here.

-..for playing The Link.

APPLAUSE

Join us next time when three more pairs will be

trying to make all the right connections on The Link.

See you then. Goodbye.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING