Episode 1 The National Lottery: In It to Win It

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Saturday with eight of your Welcome to the first in a brand-new

series of the National Lottery In It To Win It. Freeview and Sky

viewers with play along by pressing red. Now here is your host, it's

Dale Winton. Thank you. Thank you. Good evening.

Welcome to the National Lottery In It To Win It. Now, in tonight's

lottery show, there is an absolute fortune to be won. It could be

yours. You could be a winner, fingers crossed. Here in the studio,

I have five players. They know that any one of them or all of them

could be going home with a lot of cash. You have to meet them,

they're great. The players tonight are: Katy. Paul. Ciara. Peter. And

Marion. Here is how it works. They are in the waiting area, but the

money is over here in Winners Row. Whoever is sitting in one of the

chairs when the klaxon goes, they could be in with me handing them a

cheque full of cash. Who is the first person sitting in Winners

Row? You each have your own colour. Let's find out who will play first.

It's yellow, it's Peter, come and make some money. It's me, it's me!

Hi, Peter, how are you? Fine, thank you. Come and sit down.

You look surprised. I was. It was like "Oh, me, really? Yes!" where

have you come from? Ipswich. lovely part of the world. Who did

you bring with you for support? long suffering wife, 56 years of

marriage and my eldest son. Hello, good to see you. Have you retired?

Yes. I never talk ages, but I know that you are past the usual

retirement age. Yes. Let's put it that way. I'm that funny age.

did you do before you retired? many things. I've been a policeman,

spoken to Churchill or Churchill's spoken to me. I heard that he said

hello to you, didn't he? He had a point duty on the back of his

private home and when he'd come out he'd say good morning. How nice!

Tonight you have come here, there's nothing in the prize fund. How much

would you like to go home with? would like �30,000 very much.

is a ring business here isn't there? Yes. What is your wife's

name? Betty. When he wrote into the show, he said she'd had this tatty

little engagement ring all these years. Is it really tatty? No, it's

an inexpensive one. I bet she loves it. So you would buy her? A super

duper. How about a treat for you? would like a cruise. I would like

to go around the world, as would everyone. I mean, whatever I win is

going to be a bonus if I win anything, so it's money that I

don't have to allocate so it's going to be a pleasurable thing.

would love that to happen for you, I really would. Every question is

worth �5 ,000, you know that. Are the glass going on? They are.

good. Give me a wrong area and it's the red area. -- wrong answer and

it's the red area. Here is your it's the red area. Here is your

I honestly don't know because I haven't watched any of those

programmes, but I'm going to have a guess and work on the basis that if

it's can we fix it and the builder should be trying to fix it so it's

Bob the Fixit. Bob the Builder? Is it? Yes, good start. OK, let's

make it �10,000. Here is your Well, going by the TV, which is

about the only time I've seen Downing Street, I will say black.

Shall I accept black as your answer? If you would, please.

I've accepted black. I hope it's right. If it is there'll be �10

grand in there. That front door, is it black? Yes. I wonder if you are

one of those guys that's going to sit here all through to the

�100,000.: I doubt it. You never know. This would make it �15,000.

Tennis fan? No. I watch it, at Wimbledon time. Roger Federer. I'll

plump for the middle one I think. It's most probably wrong but I'll

go for 8. Shall I accept 8? Yes, please. 8 locked in, accepted. If

it's right, �15,000, very nice thank you very much. How many times

has he won? 6. I thought it was more than that as well. For now,

please make your way to red. Winners Row now open for another

waiting player. Who will join me? Let's find out. It's white, it's

I want to call you Ceeara, but it's Keera isn't it? Yes. Where does

Ciara hail from? Not that the accent would give it away, but

Northern Ireland. I think I could tell that. What do you do there?

I'm a schoolteacher, for my sins. Are they well controlled? Yes, I

would be a harsh task master. take no-nonsense? Not at all.

have you brought with you? My two wee sisters, Joanne and Claire.

I have this right, money going towards a holiday? Yes, my husband

and I have been together seven and a half years but only been married

a year-and-a-half. Didn't you take your mum on your honeymoon? We went

to France for two weeks, his mummy and daddy have a house there and we

were paying for everything ourselves to it meant we could have

an extra week and not have to pay accommodation. It's none of my buzz

but I would have thought they would say, I'll leave them to it...Er,

Needless to say, you win enough money you are going tonne a proper

holiday without the in-laws and I think that's a good idea. I don't

wish to insult you, I know you are watching at home, love you really.

How much would you like to go home with? Ideally �15,000 but I won't

turn my nose up at anything. It's doable, it depends what is in

Winners Row and what is in the prize fund. At the moment, you join

me, thank you to Peter, with �10,000 in the prize fund. Your

question isn't until I have him out of the red area back in Winners Row.

Peter, you know how this is going. It won't be multiple choice, I will

give you the question and I need the full answer. If you give me the

correct answer, you are going back alongside Ciara in Winners Row, if

not, right back where you started. Ready? Yes. I wish you the best of

luck. Here is your red area I'm sorry, I honestly haven't got a

clue. I haven't been to the pictures for about 20 years I

shouldn't think. All I can say is something like Dirty Dancing or

something like that. Dirty Dancing? Yes. I never thought I would hear

those words come out of your mouth. Well, there you go. Are you saying

you would like me to take that as your answer? Yes, please, under

duress. I've accepted that. Is it the right answer? Black Swan. Very

good film. Sorry you didn't get it, but please make your way back where

Ten grand in the prize fund. Ciara you are on your own in Winners Row,

a nice place to be, but it's early days. I would love you to put five

grand in there. You can do that. Well, I'm actually quite glad this

question came up because my daddy is a schoolteacher and he used to

tell me all the Greek mythology stories and he's going to be really

disappointed if I've got this wrong but I'm pretty sure it's Aphrodite.

Would that be your answer? Yes, please. I've accepted that as your

answer. It's worth �5,000. Your daddy taught you, but did he teach

you well. Daddy says it's Aphrodite. You are a daddy's girl, did he give

you the right answer? Yes. You are playing it well. Let's make it

�20,000 for another �5,000 here is I love this question! My husband is

a big fan of all those sorts of films and we actually have a turtle

called Sqirtle after Finding Nemo. So I'm going to go with head.

didn't understand a word of that! You are fairly convinced the answer

is head? Yes. Shall I accept that? Please. I love the slanging term

questions because they can be anything really. Is the answer

head? Actually, it's getting quite grown up here, you are on your own

in Winners Row, �20,000 in the prize fund. Here is your next

Well, I've started using the King's Speech to teach so I know that

there was King George, his daughter, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria

didn't die until 1901 so there was then his brother who abdicate sod

I'm going to go with four. OK, is that your answer? Yes,

please. I accept 4. If that is right, that will be �25,000. Is the

answer 4? 6. So sorry, for now, Ciara's downfall is fabulous news

for the other four in the waiting area, one of whom is about to join

me right here in Winners Row. Who's it going to be? Let's find out.

It's pink, it's Katy. Come and make some money!

Hello. Hi, Dahlling -- darling. Hello. How are you? Come and sit

down! You are a sight for sore eyes. That is such a pretty dress. Isn't

that a pretty dress? Such a pretty dress. Where do you live?

Romford which is in Essex. What do you do in Essex? I work in London

and I'm a legal secretary. OK. Who did you bring with you for support?

My grandad and my boyfriend. Hello. How much would you like to go home

with? I'm not greedy, Dale, but I'm going to aim high and go for about

�60,000. What would the money go on? I would go on a very nice

holiday, I'd treat my mum and dad to a new kitchen, it's endless, the

list is endless. I know that you want a car? Yes. But you are afraid

to buy a brand-new one because? might crash it. Are you not a good

driver? Well, I had three cars in six months. And what happened to

them? The first one it started when I bashed it into a ball lard and

then kind of the engine started the die down a bit -- ball ard. The car

just broke so I brought a brand-new one near my birthday, my birthday

comes, I go to Brighton, on the way home a girl goes into the back of

it at 50mph. Are you OK? I was. I had to go to hospital but I was

fine. Were you wearing... A big... Seat belt? Yeah. What did you think

I meant? Oh! Sorry, I didn't know what you meant then? I thought when

you took you away in the stretcher with the neck brace. Were you?

But you were wearing your seat belt? I mean yes, I was in the neck

brace and... Oh, someone shoot me now! Carry on, we are only up to

car two, what happened to three? That was my courtesy car and they

took it back! Great girls tonight, haven't we? I wish you luck. Your

first question isn't until I've got Ciara back where you belong,

darling. Look at that. There's �20,000 in the prize fund, you are

responsible for �10,000, Peter unfortunately is back where he

started but he put �10,000 in. Here Well, I'm going to go with my gut

instinct and what I, for some reason is in my head, I'm going to

go with Cancer. If that is the right answer, you are going back to

Winners Row. I hope so. Is it Cancer? Yes. Well done. Back you

come. OK, now then, I'm not happy with that �20,000, we've got to get

that way up. Come on. Yes. We are going to put �5,000 in right now,

I should know this because I've just watched Titanic. They run to

the rear of the boat when it was sinking and I think they called it

the stern, so I'm going to go to the rear, Dale. That's a logical

way of looking at it. I wouldn't know. Are you asking me to take

rear as your answer? Yes, please Dale. I accept rear, if that is

right, you have �25,000 many the prize fund. Is the answer rear?

Well done. If the klaxon were to go right now, you would be looking at

a share of �12,500 each. Still not enough. Come on, we can build that

up. This would make it �30,000. Ciara, you can do this. Here is

If I'm being honest, Dale, I haven't got a baldy notion. But I

know there's a Castle in Edinburgh. So I'm going to go with what I

think is logical and say Edinburgh. Would you like me to take that as

your answer? Yes, please, Dale. Accepted. Locked in, sealed, done,

but is it worth �5,000? Yes. Sure is. Well done. OK. Paul,

how are you feeling over there? Feeling like I'm stuck with glue or

something, stuck to the seat. did you bring with you for support?

My gorgeous fiancee Sarah and my dad. You are patient. Trying my

best. Peter, you have been here and back again. Are you OK? Fine. Keen

to get there though. Well, I know, they are doing such a good job. How

are you, gorgeous? A bit lonely, Dale. I know it's difficult at the

end there. Who is here with you for support? My lovely husband and son

up there. You have brought the family with you? Yes. Well, I'm

hoping you are playing what we call the long game which means the girls

do all the cash and you come and join them and everybody's in

Winners Row, that would be nice. And I want you to put another

�5,000 in now gorgeous. �35,000, this would be �35,000. Let's have a

Are you good on sports? I'm awful. You and me both, kid. My least

favourite subject. This is going to be a total guess. I'm thinking it's

Rebecca Romero, but Amy Williams is jumping out, if it's Victoria

Pendleton, I'm completely wrong, so my instinct is to go with Rebecca

Romero. Are you asking me to accept that as your answer? Yes, please,

Dale. Accepted. Is it right? That was your second choice. I have a

feeling you won't be long in there, you will be back here. Hopefully.

For now please make your way to red. Paul, Peter, Marion, hang fire, one

of you will be sitting right here very soon. After you put �5,000 in.

You are going to put �5,000 in. Here we go. Here is your next

OK... Have you ever done the Channel Tunnel? No. Every year we

went to France and we always took the boat. Even when you went with

your in-laws? We flew. My sister- in-law is going to kill me for this,

but she mistook the Channel Tunnel train for a submarine. She couldn't

understand how it went under the water, so I know it wasn't 89, I

would like to think that by 1999 she knew that the train was going

through a tunnel and not under water so I'm going to go with 1994.

Shall I accept that as your answer? Please, and I will blame her if

it's wrong. OK, good, fair enough. I've accepted that. Can't remember,

is it right, please tell me? Yes.! Well done. Thank you. There

was �35,000 in the prize fund there. One of you is about to make it over

to the Munro to stake your claim on a share of that and hopefully stay

until the klaxon goes. The question is, who is it going to be? Let's

find out. -- the money row. It's blue for Marion. Let's make some

money. Hi, darling. Come and sit down. Thank God for that. How are

you doing? Better now I'm here. Absolutely the best place to be.

Where do you live? Essex. Oh, not another one? The accent is very,

very distinctive, isn't it? Yes. What part are you from? Rainham.

You do what in Rainham? I'm a house wife. How many kids? Two. What does

hubby do? He's a bus driver. He's up there tonight. Hubby and son.

Lovely family. Nice to see you. You have come with a plan to earn some

cash, how much do you want to earn? About �10,000 to �15,000 would be

brilliant. There's �35,000 there now. I know. What would you do with

�35,000? We'd like to go somewhere lovely for our silver wedding next

year, somewhere like Borneo or Thailand. My husband wants to go to

Borneo, it's full of monkeys or something, I think so. It's full of

monkeys, yes. I wish you luck, Marion. I hope you go home with

some cash. You are only here because your friend from Essex got

the answer wrong. I'm going to come up with your question in a moment.

Now then, Katy. Don't look so worried. Bit nervous now. I'll come

and sit next to you and make sure you are OK. I'm going to ask you a

question. Yes. You know how this works. It's not multiple choice.

Yes. One question. You need to find me the right answer. At the moment,

there's 35, so let's have a good red area question. OK. Let's see

Do you know the books of Jackie Collins? No. I'll let you pause and

have a think. I really haven't got a clue, so I suppose the obvious

guess I could have would be daughter. Am I to accept daughter?

Yes, please, Dale. I accept daughter, please show me the answer.

She's her sister. Please make your Come on, girls, lot's put some

money in there. �35,000. Your first I wouldn't think it's Lady Gaga.

She's American. Cornish is an English place so I know Jessie J is

an Essex bird. I didn't know that. Is she really? Yes. Then so is

Adele. I'll go for the middle one, Adele. Should I take that as your

answer? Yes, please, Dale. I have accepted Adele. If that's the right

answer, there'll be �40,000 in there, that would be really good.

Is it Adele? I was looking for Jessie J. Please make your way to

red. Ciara, make it �40,000 for me. Oh, I don't think it's a spider.

And I don't think it's a fish. For some reason, I have the image of a

snake that swivels alongsideways. I'm not sure, but I'm going to go

with my gut instinct and I'm going to go with snake. Shall I accept

that as your answer? Please, Dale. Locked in, done, we have a deal. Is

it snake? Yes! Thank you. And once again I have three in the waiting

area. One of whom is about to sit right here. Who is it going to be?

Let's find out. It's yellow, it's Peter, you are coming back. Welcome

back, Peter. Make yourself comfortable. Who knew? Who would

have thought that was going to happen? Not me. You look surprised.

You can relax, you are only here because of what happened. I'll be

back with your question after Marion finds her way back to

Winners Row. Ready? Yes, Dale. of luck. Please show me the

question: I don't really know. I think it would be a sheer guess,

Dale. I'm just going to have a stab at it, Last of the Summer Wine,

Dale. Would you like me to accept that as your answer?, yes, please,

Dale. I have accepted it. Is that right? No, it's The Office,

so sorry. Please make your way back OK, Peter, let's put some money in

the prize fund. I'll try. �5,000, here is your welcome back

I'm glad you asked me that question. You are? No, I haven't got a clue.

Oh, I'm sorry. I shall have to take a guess and I think it's, what,

2005, I'll say sport. Would you like me to take that as your

answer? Yes, please. I accept that. If it's right, we'll have �5,000 in

the prize fund. Is it sport? Politics. I'm sorry. Please make

Going to make it �45,000. Ready? Yes. Here is your question. In 2011,

the American Tim Anderson became the youngest ever winner of which

I am not sure. I do remember my sister posting a lot of messages

about a Tim to do with the Apprentice and, I'm being perfectly

honest, I don't know. I thought The Apprentice, I'll stick with my

first thought. Is that your answer? Yes, please. If that is right,

�5,000 in the prize fund. Is it The Apprentice? No, it's MasterChef.

Please make your way to red. OK! I have an empty Winners Row, two in

my red area and three waiting to join me. One of you is about to do

just that. Who is it going to be? Let's find out. It's blue, it's

Marion, you're coming back! Come on, darling. Come and sit down.

Well, we've chatted so I know all about you, all I need to tell you

is, you're back where you belong. Thank you, Dale. I'll be back with

your next question in a moment, got to goat these out of the red area.

Ready? As we'll ever be. Wish you Thank you. You like this one?

English teacher, I love and hate this because I hate text language

and Internet language because all of my kids start writing the number

2 instead of the word 2 and the letter U instead of the word you. I

think it's rolling on the floor laughing. Strangely enough I teach

computers, but I've never heard of the expression before in my life.

Oh, no. I'll go by what you say because you are my God send. Will

we go for it then? Yes, yes. are both agreed the answer to ROFL,

the L stands for? Laughing. OK, I hope you are right. Rolling on the

Come back, back to Winners Row. Well done! Oh, you cut that fine.

The klaxon has sounded. When I look at that prize fund at �40,000, I

can tell you, it is frozen. That �40,000 is going nowhere, which

means you're each looking at at share of �13,333. We have frozen it.

You are all just one question away from taking home your share of that

money. I now have to do the most difficult job of the night. Katy,

you are adorable. Thank you, Dale. You were so good tonight. Paul, on

the other hand, you never got a look-in, so sorry. Can't be helped.

That's the way it happens sometimes. I have to say good night to you

Like I say, that praise fund is frozen at �40,000. It's going

nowhere and neither are you. I'll be back with your one question

imminently. It's going to feel like forever for them as they wait for

what will probably be the longest couple of minutes of their life.

Still lots of money to be within for you. Hopefully you will be a

winner too as we cross to Lottery HQ for the Thunderball draw. 9.08

and we have John Partridge. You are thinking it's nice to see

Dale's red area back in action. We don't want to keep the guys waiting

too long, but with half a million up for grabs, they are going to

have to be patient because it's Let's get the machines fired up,

please, Matt. Last night, over 77,000 tickets won a prize on this

game. Congratulations if you were one of the lucky winners.

Indeed. Good luck. Here we go. The first one tonight, what is it going

John? Are you about to pocket half a million? Let's find out. Good

Excellent. Here are the numbers in Thafrpblgts is all from us for now.

We'll be back with the big Lotto Draw shortly, but back to Dale on

There you are. Welcome back. Not so long ago, these three people put

�40,000 in the prize fund. They're each looking at a share of at least

�13,333. They're all just one question away from that money.

Marion, you are In It To Win It, but can you do it? Ready? Hope so,

Is this a good question for you? Well, no, not really. I do love

sport, but I'm just trying to think logically. I don't think he's a

marathon runner because they're normally from Ethiopia and places

like that and that name just doesn't sound... You know more

about it than I do then. Triple jump is jumping out at me. That was

good wasn't it, jumping out at me! Very good. I'm going to go triple

jump, Dale. Is that your answer? Yes, please, Dale. I accept that.

If that is right, you have just won a minimum of �13,333. Or you have

just pushed the share of the other two players up. Is the answer

triple jump? Oh. It's 400 metre hurdles. What can I say? I've loved

meeting you but I have to say good Peter. Yes, Dale. You've had a

roller coaster tonight, in and out of red back where you started, you

put �10,000 in so you have earned the right to be here. You are now

looking at your share of �40,000. As there's only now two of you,

�20,000 each. I wish you the best of luck. We are all with you, I can

sense it from the audience. Are you Hm. Here we go again. I haven't

been to the pictures for 25 years. I know, another movie question, I'm

so sorry. Will it be a guess? it will. I would not begrudge you a

lucky guess, I would not, I would love you to make a lucky guess.

Hardy sounds good. But it's most probably wrong, but I'll have a go.

Tom Hardy. Would you like me to take that as your answer? Yes, Dale.

I accept that. If that's right, you will be going home with a minimum

of �20,000. If it's wrong that, mean Ciara is playing for �20,000.

Is the answer Tom Hardy? James McAvoy. I'm so sorry, Peter, it's

been lovely to meet you. Sorry it OK, Ciara. I hope you are still

smiling in a couple of minutes. do I. You put �25,000 in, that's

your contribution to that �40,000. You've also visited the red area a

couple of times. However, here is where we find out whether you are

going home with �40,000 or nothing at all. I wish you the best of luck.

Ready? Thank you. Yes. The last question of the night and for you

the most important question - for �40,000, please show me the

OK. I'm going to admit something but I'm a Twilight fan so I know

it's not Stephenie Meyer. You like this question? If my logic is right,

yes. Dan Brown was my mother-in- law's favourite one with the Tom

Hanks character and as far as I know he was the only one in them

and he was male and my father-in- law loves the girl with the tattoo

and everything. I know it was Stieg Larsson that wrote those so I'll

say that. Is that your answer? Please. I accept that. Please,

please, please. If it's right, you are going home with �40,000.

please... Is the answer Stieg Larsson? Please. Argh...

Oh, my God. Fabulous. Thank you, thank you, thank you. You don't

have to thank me, you did it. You did it! Oh, oh. Sit down, I'll be

back with your cheque. Didn't she do well?! Fantastic. You're loud!

Great result on In It To Win It. Fabulous, well done, Ciara. It's

not over yet. Now it's time to see if you are going to win really big

money. I hope so. That means we are going to cross to Lottery HQ for

Thanks, Dale and well done Ciara, a whole 40k to yourself, you lucky

thing. You help fund great causes all over the country. We sent along

Fazer from N-Dubz to one of them to see first hand the incredible work

I come down today to Strabane in Northern Ireland. I'm going to see

how the National Lottery funding helped people get back into work.

Welcome... Strabane development centre uses funding to help local

people find work. It also offers a warm welcome to the whole community.

Tell you what, yeah, home-made soup. Can you believe this? It's the best

soup I've had in a while actually. It was made by the lovely Patricia.

Thank you. What do you guys do? bring the unemployed here and teach

them skills to help them find employment. We also bring health

workers here, train them up and we have had many successes. As from

yesterday, we have 44 people who've secured full-time employment.

Wow. Times are bad at the moment. But at least this gives you a bit

more confidence to get yourself back into the work ethic. I've got

a younger brother that's unemployed at the moment, I've been supporting

my mum for the last two years, she hasn't been able to get a job for

the last two years. It's nice that people go in the right direction.

I'm so glad I came here because people are so nice here. I got

three interviews out of it, so I've two this week, so hopefully I'll

secure a job. Fingers crossed, good luck to you darling. The Strabane

Centre uses money from the big lottery fund of Northern Ireland to

help locals learn a trade. opened a DIY unit. We bring in men

of different ages and we help them to learn trades like joinery,

carpen tri, painting and decorating. How are you finding that? I like it,

it's practical work which is something I enjoy. I learn bits

about the house as well. I'll try and get an apprenticeship out of it.

Good luck, I hope it goes well for you. Across the whole of the UK,

there needs to be some more places like this. A lot of my friends

aren't working. Tell them to work in Strabane. I'll tell them about

your soup as well. Got any more? Yes, follow me out to the kitchen.

Fantastic! Time to set the positive OK, let's release the weekend balls,

please, Matt. Tonight's jackpot's been estimated

at a cool �4.2 million. Thanks to Mr Payne, we are using Merlyn and

set of balls one. On Wednesday, three lucky ticket holders shared a

�1.9 million jackpot. Congratulations if you happened to

be one of them. Well done. John? Ready? Yes. A quick

congrachlaitions to Mrs O from Cleveland who won �1.3 million on

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