Episode 10 The National Lottery: In It to Win It

Welcome to the National Lottery In It To Win It, most digital viewers

can play along tonight by pressing the red button. Here's your host,

Dale Winton. APPLAUSE

Yes. $$NEWLINEThank you. Oh, thank you.

Good evening, welcome to the National Lottery, In It To Win It.

Now, in tonight's Lottery draws there's anabsolute fortune to be

won and I'm hoping you at home will be a winner.

Fingers crossed for that. Here in the studio I have five

players, they know they're here hoping to go home with a big prize

of �100,000. So, let's meet them.

They are, Steph, Dave, Julie-Ann, Right now they're over there in the

Waiting Area. They need to be over here, in

Winners' Row because whoever is sitting in one of these chairs,

when the klaxon goes, gets a crack at what's in that prize fund.

So I could well be handing, whoever is sitting here, a cheque for a lot

of money. The question is, whose going to be

the first one in Winners' Row? You each have your own colour.

Here's where we find out who will Yes.

Come and make some money. Come and sit down.

APPLAUSE You're a beauty.

Thank you, Dale. Look at you, you look absolutely

gorgeous. Where have you come from?

Margate in Kent. Oh, seaside resort.

Sunny Margate. Well, is it really sunny?

Not so much. What do you do in Margate?

I work for Gas and Electric as a sales adviser.

Who's here with you for support? I've got my partner and my mum.

Hi ya. Well, people go home with a lot of

money on this show, how much are you hoping, be honest, how much

would you really like to go home with?

�20,000 would be great. Yes.

Any more would be brilliant. So what would you do with �50,000?

With �50,000 I'd take all my friends on holiday, America,

Florida, Las Vegas. I know you want to visit America,

don't you? You love that part. It's the theme parks.

Theme parks? Yes.

Are you good on all the rollercoasters?

Adrenaline junkie. Oh, no, really?

Yep. Can't do it.

What else would you do with the money? You can't just spend it all

on a holiday, can you? I could try.

You'd have a good go. Other than that, probably a car.

Take my mum on holiday as well. Here's the deal.

Every question, you know, is worth �5,000.

There is nothing in the Prize Fund at the moment.

You're going to put some money in. Give me the right answer, in goes

the �5,000. Give me the wrong answer and it's

the Red Area. Two ways out of there and you're

right back where you started or, of course, back here in Winners' Row.

Are you ready? I am, Dale.

Here is your first question, worth This one I know because I have an

abs trainer, it is on your stomach. $$NEWSLINE Oh, it's stomach you

think? Yes.

I'll

I'll accept

I'll accept stomach.

I'll accept stomach. If

If that

If that is

If that is right,

If that is right, we'll have �5,000 in the Prize Fund, that would be

good. Is it stomach? Yeah.

A gentle start. APPLAUSE

I have no idea with this one. It is going to be a complete guess.

Take your time. For the sheer fact that it's my

best friend's name, I'm going to go down the middle with Emily.

You're going with Emily? Would you like me to take Emily as your

answer? Yes, please, Dale.

I accept Emily. If it's right, we'll have �10,000

in the Prize Fund. Is the answer Emily? What is the

French for "love"? You do know. Amour.

Oh, is it? I thought it was j'adore.

J'adore, that's adore. Amour is adore.

Amour. Amour, as in Amy.

Amour, Amy. I get it now.

You get it now. A bit too late.

A bit late really. Never mind, please make your way to

red. APPLAUSE

I suspect she doesn't quite adore me as much as she did five minutes

ago. None the less, I have now a vacant

seat in Winners' Row. I have four in the waiting area,

one of whom is about to make that walk across.

Who is it going to be, let's find It's green, it's Dave.

APPLAUSE Hi, Dave.

Come and sit down. Thank you.

How are you feeling? Fantastic now.

Fantastic. That's very good.

So have you come far today? I've come from Wimbledon in London.

You do what in Wimbledon? I'm a London tour guide

Oh, really. Standing on one of those open

buses? Mainly the buses.

You do? Yeah.

Oh, wow! When you're driving around London in the weather, I mean, if

it's bad, do you still go up there? I do.

With my cagoule on. I look ridiculous.

But, you know... Do you have a special kind of speel

for Buckingham Palace or the Houses of Parliament?

I give all the facts about all of it, you know, the dates and stuff

like that people want to hear. It depends who you've got on board

really. If you've got the Americans or the

Brits on the weekend and the Brits like the sarcastic, kind of, sense

of humour. So, is there a bit of each journey

that you think, oh, I look forward to this, this is my favourite bit,

when I get to say. Yes.

What would that be? It's got to be when you get to Big

Ben and the Houses of Parliament. Everyone sees that and they love it.

So, what do you say? I just tell them all the history

and that. Actually, I just say, coming up on

the left, you might want to get your cameras ready, there's a

little clock coming up on your left. Obviously, they don't listen to me

any more because of the photos. Really?

Then there's bits on the tour when you think, oh, it's hard to drag

out. When you're going through the city,

then it's hard. This is a bank, that's a bank, this

is a bank, that's a bank, that's a banker.

Yeah. Who's

Who's with

Who's with you

Who's with you for

Who's with you for support? I've got my mum and my uncle George.

Good to see you both. Good to see you.

How much do you want to go home with tonight?

Well, you know, I'm relistic, so �100,000.

I respect that because you're here with an ambition and this's really

good. What are you going to use the money

for? My fiancee has just found out she's

pregnant, so we've got a little baby on the way.

So that will be a wonderful start. Good start to family life.

Anything else, any treats? I'm a big American football fan.

Right. I love the New York Jets.

I'd like to go out there for a few more games.

You deserve that. I'll be back with your first

question in a moment. You're only here, you know what

happened. I have to get you, Steph, out of

the Red Area, back where you belong in Winners' Row.

You can see you put �5,000 in, which is good.

This is not multiple choice. The Red Area means one question,

find me the right answer and you're going back.

Are you ready? Good. Let's have a look at your Red Area

I wouldn't of known it because of the book, but because of the film I

think it's a mouse. Would you like me to take mouse as

your action? Yes, Dale.

Steph says mouse. If it's a mouse, you're back in

Yes! Come on back. APPLAUSE

I wish you luck. Are you ready for your first

question? Yes, I am.

Let's have a look. Soaps is really bad for me, Dale

But, only because I read the papers, I know he's somehow related to

Alfie in some way, so I think it's OK, shall I accept Eddie Moon as

the answer? Yes, please.

I accept Eddie Moon. I'm hoping you're right.

It's worth �5,000. Is the answer Eddie Moon? Yes! Well

done. �10,000.

Come on, Steph, let's make it �15,000.

Again, this is already one I'm not sure on and it's going to be a

I'm going to just go for Wootton Bassett.

Would you like me to take Wootton Bassett at your answer?

Yes, Dale. I've locked it in.

If it's right, we'll have another �5,000 in there.

Is it now Royal Wootton Bassett? Yes.

Good call. APPLAUSE

This will make it �20,000. It's another �5,000.

Is it: Well, I've absolutely no idea.

Forfar Bridie... Rumbledethumps sounds like a

fairytale character. For no other reason than I like the

word, cranachan. So you want me to take cranachan as

your answer? Yeah.

I've accepted cranachan. If that's the name of the dish,

well we're quids in, �5,000 to be exact.

Is it cranachan? Oh, it's rumbledethumps.

Please make your way to red. Stand by.

One of you three will be joining me soon.

After you have put �5,000 in. Again, this is a guess.

In the US Army, what were MASH units? I think I will go with

hospitals because of the "H" at the end of MASH, but it's just a guess,

Dale. OK, am I to take hospitals as your

answer? Yes, Dale.

OK, I've accepted hospitals. You think hospitals, MASH.

Is it worth �5,000? Did you give me the right answer?

APPLAUSE And then there were three, soon to

be two, because one of them is going to join me here in Winners'

Row. Who's it going to be, let's find

out. It's blue, it's Isher, come and

make some money. APPLAUSE

Hi, Isher. Hi, darling.

Come and sit down. That's a very sparkly top you've

got on there. Thank you.

It's very pretty. Very nice to see you.

How far have you come today? From Dagenham in Essex.

An Essex girl? Yes.

What do you do in Essex? I work as an estate agent.

Really? Yeah.

I know you look horrified because people don't like estate agents any

more, do they? I know, no.

How's business, is it doing well? I can't crumble, it's busy.

Who's here with you tonight? My mum, Sylvie, and my cousin Mike.

Good to see you both, lovely. Now then, how much would you like

to win? As much as possible.

No, I would like to win tonight, �25,000 to me would be an amazing

dream come true, to get all that amount of moneyand not having had

to have worked for it. What would you do with it?

Well, there's a couple of things I'd like to do.

I'd like to book a lovely holiday somewhere nice and warm for my

family and me. Before that, I'm going to be really

selfish and do something I've always wanted to do which would be

to go up London and buy myself a Chanel suit.

Nice traditional 60s-style Chanel suit.

That's a classic. I know.

An Audrey Hepburn suit? Yeah, I've always wanted one.

I love the way you say, "go up London".

It's real Essex, I love it. Well, listen, you're very welcome.

I hope you do well. Thank you.

You are only here because Dave got the answer wrong.

We're going to get him out of the Red Area and back here.

I'll be back with your question in a moment.

Dave, you have seen how it works in the Red Area.

Steph sailed through it. Yes.

I'm hoping you do the same. I reiterate, this will not be

multiple choice, one question, find I wish you the best of luck. Let's

look at your question. The Suez Canal runs through which country?

Oh, I should know that. There was a big thing over the Suez, wasn't

there? The Suez crisis, you're absolutely right. Off the top of my

head, I can't remember. I'm going to go for Egypt. Would you like me

to take Egypt as your answer? I accept Egypt. If that is right,

you're back there. Is the answer Yes! Make your way back.

Would you have liked that question? No, even though I have been to

Egypt, I still would not have liked that question, which is quite

worrying! I hope you like this one. It's worth five grand. It would

mean �25,000. Let's have a look. I'm absolutely hopeless at Greek

mythology, and they could be any three names and I would still have

to take my pick! Try and work out the islands. I'm thinking either

Crete or Corsica. I'm not sure. Corsica. Would you like me to take

Corsica as your answer? Yes, please. I accept Corsica. It's worth five

grand to you. Is it the right answer?

I thought so. Corsica is French, Sicily is Italian, Crete is Greek.

I forgot where Corsica was! Don't worry. But for now, please make

your way to Red. Stand by. One of you are coming

over! But you are going to put five grand in first, Steph. Here's your

question for five. Do you like that kind of music? I do. I've actually

seen Plan B and Example. Haven't seen The Streets. Because of that,

I do know the answer. It's not Plan B. And it's not The Streets. It is

Example, because it is his initials. EG. Would you like me to take

Example as your answer? I have accepted that. If it's right, we'll

have 25 grand in there. Is it right?

APPLAUSE. OK. Let's hope you get the same

luck, Dave. I'd like to see 30 grand in there. Here is your

question. I think that means in taste, not in temperature. Is it

Korma, Phal or Dhansak? A Korma is for weaklings like me,

who can't eat hot food. Dhansak I think is slightly hotter. But Phal,

I seem to recall that being very hot. So we'll stick with that one.

You would like me to take Phal as your answer? I have accepted Phal.

If it's the right and if it is the hottest one, we will have 30 grand

in there. Is it Phal? Yes! Well done.

OK, I have a spare seat. Two of you over there, one is going to be

lonely, one is going to be sitting right here. Let's find out who it

Hi, Julie-Ann. Hello! How are you? I'm fine, thank you. Come and sit

down. How are you doing? I'm fine, thank you, Dale. I've got to talk

to Hugh for a minute. How are you doing? Wonderful! Be patient. You

never know. Nice to meet you, Julie-Ann. Where have you come

from? Northamptonshire. Nice part of the world. What do you do there?

I work for a lovely little boutique selling handbags, shoes and clothes.

What would you like to win tonight? I think 30,000 would be lovely. Any

more would be great. To do what? Well, years ago I went to the

Caribbean, to Jamaica, and I always thought when I have children, I'd

like to take them back to experience it as well. So I've got

three boys now who would love to go. That's what I'd like to do. Who did

you bring tonight? My son Charlie. Hello! And my lovely friend, Julia.

Good to see you. They are willing you to do well. You can relax. Your

first question is not until Miss Sparkly Top makes it back to

Winners' Row! I'm going to give you the question. Take your time.

There's no rush. Find the answer, and you're back in Winners' Row.

I'm sure you can do this. Are you ready? Ready. Let's have a look at

your Red Area question. Well, it certainly doesn't jump out

at me! I'm going to come and sit down with you! Oh, no! I've heard

of it so many times. I know, that's why I'm thinking sometimes it's the

most obvious ones. And I thought if I sit here and just relax, let you

know there's no pressure. The audience are with you.

CHEERING. CBE. I'm thinking England! But it's

not what it is, I know that. Initially, I thought maybe

Christian something or other, or church, something like that.

Or Colonel. I don't know, Dale. Oh, I hate to

hear that! You're going to ruin my night, you know that! You're going

to ruin my night if you don't give me the right answer. I will repeat

the question one more time and then try to think of a word that you

think is right. What does the E stand for in the name of the CBE

award? I'm just going to say Earth. I really don't know. I haven't got

a clue. This is one of those kick yourself times. I know. Would you

like me to take Earth as your answer? I'm going to say Earth.

accept Earth as your answer. What does the E stand for in the

name of the CBE award? It is.... Empire! Commander of the British

It's a lot harder when you're here then when you're at home, isn't it?

Julie-Ann, your question for five Sandbanks is supposed to be the

most expensive place to live in the UK. Per square mile, it is very

expensive. And it just so happens I know this one. It is down in Dorset.

OK, would you like me to accept Dorset as your answer? Yes please.

I shall. Julie-Ann says Dorset. If that's right, a nice 35 grand. Is

APPLAUSE. Steph, here is your next question.

Good? Not good! The choices are New York, Deadwood, or Tombstone.

I thought it was Milton Keynes! Something about the gunfight, I

don't want to say New York. I think it would be Deadwood or Tombstone

if it's to do with the fight. As a complete guess, I'm going to go for

Tombstone. Would you like me to take Tombstone as your answer?

Steph says Tombstone. Is that the right answer?

Yes! Looking good. 40 grand. 1330 apiece, minimum if you each give me

the right answer. Here is your next She doesn't ring a bell as a cook.

Retailing, that's the most obscure answer. It's a bit obscure. Retail?

Maybe she tells everyone where to shop. Maybe retailing? Is that what

you want me to take? Yes, let's go for that. I accept retailing. If

it's right, five grand and its 45 grand. Is the answer retailing?

APPLAUSE. 45 grand! Here is your question for

5,000, Julie-Ann. Let's make it Oh, I've never heard of it. It is

now a major motion picture. And jolly good it is, too. Well, I

haven't heard of any of those writers. But I'm thinking maybe...

I don't know. Stieg Larsson? I'm going to go for a wild guess,

because I haven't got a clue. I'm going to guess that Nicolas Sparks.

Shall I take that as your answer? Yes, please. I have accepted

Nicolas Sparks. To you, it is worth five grand. More importantly, the

chance to stay in Winners' Row. Is it Nicholas Sparks?

Oh, Kathryn Stockett. Shame. For now, make your way to Red.

One of you is coming over. Here is your question. This would make it

I am really not sure. I knew she was at university in America.

I'm going to go for St Andrew's. Would you like me to take that as

your answer? I have accepted that. It is worth 5000. Oh, it was Oxford.

I'm sorry. Please make your way to Red. Here is your question, Dave.

I'm typically English. When we get knocked out of a

When we get knocked out of a tournament, I don't care any more.

Does that mean you stop watching? Yeah.

I'm ruling out Ronaldo because he's Portuguese.

It was Spain who won the World Cup. But Iniesta and Messi are both

tough ones. I'm not actually sure.

Between the two, I'm going to say, because he scores lots of goals,

Lionel Messi. Would you like me to take Lionel

Messi as your answer? Yeah.

I accept Lionel Messi. If that is right, �50,000, if it's

wrong there'll be three in the Red Area.

Is it Lionel Messi? Andres Iniesta. Who knew? Not you. Oh, dear, please

make your way to Red. APPLAUSE

OK. Isher and Hugh know that one of them is about to join me here in

Winners' Row. Who's it going to be, come on,

let's find out. It's yellow, it's Hugh, come and

make some money. Hi, Hugh.

Hello. Come and sit down.

APPLAUSE Oh, dear.

You never thought this was going to happen tonight, did you?

Absolutely. Where do you could from?

From County Antrim. What do you do?

I'm a transport manager. What does that mean? Explain what

that means to me. Well, a transport manager in a

freight forwarding company, we ship back and forward to the UK and to

Europe. Do you work out all the logics of

where the lorries go and the shifts and all that?

Something like that. Then deliveries and all that?

Yes. How long have you been doing that?

40 years, over 40 years. Oh, a long time, long time.

Yeah, since school. Who have you brought with?

I brought my wife and my daughter, Maureen and Lindsay.

They're looking good up there, very excited.

Yes. How much would you like to win?

I'd like to win at least �25,000/�30,000.

There's �45,000 in there now. Yes.

You're on your own in Winners' Row. Yes.

What would you do if you won �45,000?

Any money I win, I'm giving to my wife and she's going to have a good

holiday, and hopefully bring me as well, and a few other things for

the grandchildren. Sounds good to me.

Sounds like a plan. You're in the right place. You're

In It To Win It. You're in Winners' Row.

You can relax, your question isn't until I've got these three out of

the Red Area and back in Winners' Row.

Now, you know how it works. It is one question.

The difference is, as there's all three of you, you have to

collectively agree on the same answer.

You're either all going back to join Isher in the Waiting Area, or

all three of you are going to go back alongside Hugh in Winners' Row.

Here's your question: It's got to be Daniel Day-Lewis,

ain't it? For My Left Foot? I haven't got a clue.

I know he was in My Left Foot and I'm sure he was in There Will Be

Blood. That's what I would go for.

That's a better answer than I could come up with.

Yeah. Go for it, Dave.

Yeah, we trust you. Daniel Day-Lewis.$$NEWLINE Happy

with that? Yeah.

Agreed? We're

We're agreed.

We're agreed. OK.

If

If Daniel

If Daniel Day-Lewis

If Daniel Day-Lewis is

If Daniel Day-Lewis is the right answer, you're all going back to

Winners' Row, is it the right answer?

APPLAUSE Come on, back you come. Oh! I just

heard the klaxon. That means, look at that Prize Fund,

�45,000. You're all looking at �11,250 each,

if you all give me the right answer. That's what the pot is worth.

Isher, I am sorry. I've loved meeting you.

You to, Dale. But I have to say good night,

darling. Give her a cheer.

Good night. APPLAUSE

So, you cut it to the wire, didn't you?

Absolutely. It means that you do have a stab.

You've got a chance at your share of that money, you all do. You can

relax. You're only one question away from

that money. I'll be back with that question very soon.

APPLAUSE Good.

Well, our players are going to wait for what will seem like the longest

few minutes of their life, but there's still plenty of money to be

won tonight and hopefully you're going to be the winner because

going to be the winner because we're going to cross over now to

Lottery HQ for tonight's Thanks Dale and welcome to Lottery

HKQ. Here's OJ Borg. Good evening and welcome along. Hard luck Isher.

We have plenty to get through. In a short while, Thunderball and little

later the big Lotto draw. We have a living legend waiting in the wings.

Over a career spanning nearly five decades, he's had number one hit

records across the globe, won Grammies, Golden Globes and had

more golden and platinum records than I can count. Later this month

he's going to be our not so secret weapon in the Eurovision Song

Contest. It's Engelbert Humperdinck. Welcome. Pleasure to have you here.

The Eurovision Song Contest, people have parties and watch it, how did

you get involved? My record company found out Sonata by Brahmssonsonson.

It the BBC asked me to do. It I was delighted, honoured to do it and

represent the country. Is it a programme you watch. Do you sit

there and go, "come on England". wiched it before here and there.

This time eI'm really into. It have to be you are in there. Over

the past five years the UK have been there we have come last twice.

That is pressure? It is pressure. I have lost a lot of weight think

being. It Will you be nervous, you have done so much? You have the

weight on your shoulders. You are carrying the country. How do you

rate your chances? I'm very positive. I'm first out of the gate.

You are first on. Added pressure. You are like a racehorse, get out

there first and hope to keep the lead. Will you have a jockey on

your back? You have a large fine fan club? Yes. Princess Anne was a

fan? I don't know that. You entered a song contest in 1966? That was

the Knokke Song Festival. I won that? You have previous. 1966?

yes. I hope you remember how to win. You will be giving us a performance

of your song, Love Will Set You Free. It's number one. Yes. My

album is also top of the charts. You are a style guru, you used to

travel with 28 trunks of clothes? Yes. You had underer pants,

trousers, socks in one. Will you take it to you Baku for one night?

No. We are just going for a few days. An honour to meet you. We

look forward to hearing your performance later on. First though,

Now, Matt, you can hear the balls are saying, please release me, so

you know what to do! Matt Chamberlain is tonight's draw

master and Chris Williams is tonight's adjudicator. Last night

73,000 tickets won a prize on this very game. Congratulations if you

were one of those winners. Can I apologise for that set you free

joke that Alan did. He always does that. It's all yours. Good luck

that. It's all yours. Good luck everybody. Here we go. Which will

be first to appear before us? There is the answer look, 11. Three

opportunities per week to play this game, Wens, Fridays and, of course,

your text, I hope so. If you match this next ball you will win the

ball. Do the honours once more. Again? Again. Let's do this. Good

luck. Here we go. Now, this could make a huge difference to what you

win tonight. Which is it going to again, this time in ascending

Thank you. Over to Dale now, we will be back shortly for that all-

important Lotto draw and for Engelbert Humperdinck's very

special fer formance. See new a bit. APPLAUSE

Welcome back everyone. Now, a few minutes ago, our four

players helped to put �45,000 in players helped to put �45,000 in

players helped to put �45,000 in the Prize Fund. That means they're

each looking at a share of at least �11,250 and they're only one

question away from that cheque. Does it make you nervous?

Yes. You've kind of hit the ground

running, it's your first and last question of the night.

Correct. Are you OK?

Yes, absolutely. Shall we do it?

Go-ahead. Now then, if you look at that Prize

Fund of �45,000, you've been watching it go up, there were times

tonight when I bet you thought, I'm never going to get a shot at this.

Yes. Here you are looking at a minimum

of �11,250. I would love to see your question:

Did you see the movies? I've never seen any of the movies

at all. It's a complete guess.

I've never seen any of the movies. I haven't seen the films either.

That's the truth. I'd just have to have a guess at

this, pure simple guess and go for Blackbeard.

Would you like me to take Blackbeard as your answer?

Yes. Hugh says Blackbeard, I accept that.

If it is right, the minimum you're going home with is �11,250. If it's

not, the share just went up for the other players.

What is the answer, please? I am sorry.

That's OK. So good to meet you, Hugh.

Thank you, bye-bye. APPLAUSE

Julie-Ann, a couple of minutes ago you were looking at one question

worth a shade over �11,000, now the minimum you can go home with is

�15,000. So, because of Hugh, your share

just went up along with all the other players.

Are you ready for your question? I think so, Dale.

I wish you luck. Here is your question:

Oh, Dale. Did you get wrapped up in the

wedding? I did, but then when it ended I

don't know where they went for their honeymoon. Oh, no.

I think Princess Diana went to the Seychelles for her honeymoon, not

that it would mean that they went to the same place.

Um... I don't even know where the British

Virgin Islands are. I'm going to take a guess, because

it is only a guess, I really don't know, at Cuba, Dale.

Would you like me to take Cuba as your answer?

Yeah. Go with Cuba.

Then I shall. I've locked in Cuba.

If that is right, you're going home with �15,000, minimum.

Is the answer Cuba? Oh, no.

Your first reaction was right when you said Diana and Charles.

Yeah, Diana. I'm sorry.

Thank you I've had a great time anyway.

It's been lovely to meet you. We have to say good night, I'm

sorry. APPLAUSE

Because of what's happened so far, that �45,000 share for you has gone

from a shade over �11,000 to �22,500.

That's what you're playing for. That's what your question is worth

now. So, this is your last question of

the night. It is worth that money. Let's have

a look at it. I nearly went into song there. Do

you know the song? I know the song.

I don't know what it's from. I was going to guess Cabaret and it

hasn't come up. So a complete guess, like most of

them have been this evening. OK, I'm going to go straight down the

middle with Annie Get Your Gun. Would you like me to take Annie Get

Your Gun as your answer? I'm not sure whether to go for

Oklahoma! Because I've heard of that one.

No, go in the middle, Annie Get Your Gun.

Shall I accept that as your answer? Yes, Dale.

OK, I've accepted Annie Get Your Gun.

You have gone with your gut reaction.

Yep. You nearly went for Oaklahoma?

Nearly. For �22,500, minimum, for our Steph,

please tell me the answer is Annie Get Your Gun.

YES! APPLAUSE

Well done, sweetheart. Thank you.

Well done. Isn't it funny about gut reactions?

I was praying for that one. Now, to be fair, you saved the

girls with the Daniel Day-Lewis, because they weren't sure about

that. So you've really earnt your place

to be here. You've also put �15,000 in out of that �45,000. You're now

playing for �22,500, just like our Steph. Are you ready for your

question? As I'll ever be.

Which is probably never. Yeah.

Come on, let's have a look: Falafel. I do not have a Scooby doo.

I don't know. It's a dish.

Are they going to make a full dish out of tomatoes? It sounds boring.

Chickpeas, I don't know. Middle East, they could eat

anything. Only because you're asking what the

dish is made of, I find it harded to think they'd make a dish from

tomatoes or chickpeas, so I'm going to say minced lamb.

Would you like me to take minced lamb as your answer?

Yes. I will do.

I accepted minced lamb. If it is right, you're going home with

�22,500, like Steph. If it's wrong, you have just handed

Steph another �22,500 and you're leaving with �45,000.

Oh, it's tense. I need that to be minced lamb.

Falafel, please tell me it is made of a minced lamb.

Chickpeas. I am so sorry, my friend. I am so sorry.

But listen, it's been great to meet you.

Give him a cheer. Thank you. Sorry.

APPLAUSE This game never ceases to amaze me.

You're now leaving here with a cheque for �45,000, but you put the

most money in. You worked hard. You deserve it. I'll be back with

your cheque very soon. APPLAUSE

APPLAUSE What a night! I think it was a good

night on In It To Win It. It was very different.

You know what, it isn't over yet. Now, let's see if you're going to

win big money too, I hope so, as we cross over to Lottery HQ for

tonight's draws. Well, what a result for Steph! 45

grand! The stuff of dreams. In a moment, more money to be won

with Lotto. But now with his song for Eurovision, Engelbert

Humperdinck with Love Will Set You # So graceful and pure.

# A smile bathed in light. # No matter the distance.

# A miracle of sight. # Though I should have known I

could not turn away. # When faced with your beauty, no

reason can stay. # As you kiss him in the moonlight

With heavy words I say: # If you love someone follow your

heart. # Cos love comes once if you're

lucky enough. # Though I'll miss you forever the

hurt will run deep. # Only love can set you free!

# Trust in your dreams. # Run with no fear.

# And if you should stumble remember I'm near.

# As a ghost I will walk. # I'll look deep in my soul.

# I might find another. # You gave me that hope.

# So as you kiss him in the moonlight With heavy words I say:

# If you love someone follow your heart.

# Cos love comes once if you're lucky enough.

# Though I'll miss you forever and the hurt will run deep.

# Only love can set you free. # And if you love someone follow

your heart. # Cos love comes once if you're

lucky enough. # Though I'll miss you forever, the

hurt will run deep. Engelbert will be back with us

shortly. But first, I've got some exciting news about next Friday's

Euromillions draw. Every week, two UK millionaires are made through

Euro Millions UK Millionaire Raffle. But next Friday is different. Next

Friday, 18 UK Millionaires will be made! All EuroMillions tickets give

you automatic entry into Millionaire Raffle. The National

Lottery 18 UK Millionaires will take place on the 18th of May. 18

on the 18th? It's almost like it's deliberate! Now though it's back to

tonight. Grab your Lotto tickets, check they're signed and get ready

Before we go any further, let's bring back Engelbert! Great

performance earlier. You're a Leicester legend? I'm also from

Leicester and my mother used to follow Europcar. Sounds a bit like

a stalker! What do you miss most about the UK when you're in LA?

miss the be. And is it true that you've built your own pub in your

house? It is called the Red Fox and it is just for family and friends.

Have you ever had to throw anyone out? Not really. We have some good

evening this, we play darts. I'm not bad at it. People like Eric

Bristow have been over and beat the daylights over me!

A bit of inspiration there for anyone who wins the jackpot

tonight! But Alan, what is the jackpot tonight? It is estimated at

�4.2 million. Release those weekend balls. For

technical reasons we have had to change the machine chosen earlier

and we are playing with l'Anson lot. On Wednesday, five lucky ticket

holders shared the �1.4 million jackpot and 11 more tickets matched

with five plus the bonus to each scoop over �40,000.

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 61 seconds

Matt, are we ready? That's us done here at Lottery HQ.

Huge thanks again to you Engelbert and good luck for the 26th and

we'll be cheering you on here on I'm looking at a cheque for staff

for �45,000. APPLAUSE.

Congratulations. Well done! Another fantastic night. Thank you

for watching and I look forward to seeing you very soon. Until then,