Episode 11 The National Lottery: In It to Win It

Welcome to the National Lottery In It To Win It with a rollover. Most

viewers can play along with the contestants by pressing red. Here

Thank you. Thank you so much. Good evening and welcome to the National

Lottery In It To Win It. In tonight's lottery draws, there's an

absolute fortune to be won. Will you be a winner? I hope so. Fingers

crossed. Also here in the studio, I have five players all itching to go

home with all of it or a share of the �100,000 to play for. Let's

meet them. They are Alex. Chrissie. Taz. Moira. And Lawrence. They are

in the waiting area. They need to be in winners' row where the money

is. If they are here at the end of the show, I could be handing them a

cheque for a lot of money. Who will be the first person to sit in

winners' row? You each have your own colour. Let's find out who's

going to play first. It's green, it's Chrissie. Come and

make some money! Hi, darling. How are you? Come and

Hi, darling. How are you? Come and sit down. A seat for you. That's a

result. First one out. I know! Where are you from? I'm from

Feltham in Middlesex. Nice part of the world that. Lovely. What do you

do? Treatment for oil and gas company. You are like head hunters?

Recruitment, so people come to us. Because you can find them? The most

perfect job. In this day and age that's brilliant because people are

out of work. That's terrific. You have come here with a dream.

How much money would you like to go home with? I would like to win

about �80,000. I love it when people go, 80, 100, rather than

just say five or ten because that's what you are here for. I would like

some big money. What have you got it earmarked for? I live in an

apartment - not a flat. I would really like to buy a house with a

garden so that I can have lots of barbecues. What is the difference

between an apartment or a flat? Apartment sounds better, Dale.

That's the upshot is it? Yes. is with you for support? My lovely

mum and sister. Lovely to see you girls. The good news is that you

are the first one here. There's nothing in the prize fund. Every

question is worth �5,000. Yes. place to be. Stay here because if

you are here when the klaxon goes, I guarantee you a shot at the prize

fund. Let's hope so. Give me a wrong answer and it's the red area.

Two ways out of there, right back where you started back in winners'

row. Great. Ready for your first question? I am, dale Dale. Here is

I certainly don't think it's donkeys in a row and I don't think

it's dogs. I'm pretty sure it's ducks in a row. Shall I take ducks

then? Yes, please, Dale. Accepted, done, in the book and locked there.

If it's ducks, five grand. Is it? Yes, well done. That is a great

start. This would make it �10,000. You can do that! Here is your next

I've seen a couple of the first Shrek films. I've got a feeling

Shrek Forever After was probably the third. So Shrek To The Future,

Shrek Strikes Back. Strike Back sounds better than To The Future so

I think I'm going to go with Shrek Strikes Back. OK. Would you like me

to take Strikes Back as your answer? Yes, please, Dale.

I accept Strikes Back. If that is right, �5,000 and still in winners'

row. Is it Strikes Back? It was Forever After. Please make

your way to red. Well, so early on in the game, someone's in the red

area which means I have four players itching to get the chance

to sit here in winners' row. Who is It's white, it's Taz. Come and make

some money. Hi, Taz. Good to see you. Come and sit down. How are you

feeling? Fantastic, Dale. Where's that accent from? Yorkshire. What

part? Rotherham. What do you do to earn a bob or two in Rotherham?

a steelworker. Which is surprising because the steel industry is

somewhat shrinking? Yes. What do you do? I inspect the steel when it

comes out of the rolling mill for cracks and defects. Are there many?

A few. What do you make the steel for? A lot of it is for the

automotive industry. Cars. Don't tell me there are cracks in my

fender. I'll make sure they're all right before you get them. Safe.

You are not safe with me behind the wheel, trust me, I'm not a great

driver. Who are you brought with you for support? My daughter and my

friend. How much do you want? want �100,000, Dale. Glad to hear

it and I hope you do it. Where is the money going? I've got a dream,

I've always wanted to go to Mount Everest always. Don't ask me why, I

have a strange fascination with the place. I want to go to base camp

and look at it 57 then I'll come home, that's enough for me. I've

also got a brother I've never seen who I'll send some money to. Where

is he? He lives in Yemen. I'll send him some money so he's comfortable

for the rest of his life. You can relax. Your question isn't until -

oh dear - this one's got to come back to winners' row. Back with

your question in a moment. Darling, it went a bit wrong. It did. It can

be going very right now. Let's hope so. You are either going back there

or back there. One question, multiple choice. Find me the right

answer and you have cracked it, OK? OK. Ready? I am. Let's have a look

at your red area question: Novels are probably my worst area. 1936.

Have you heard of Scarlett O'Hara? I have, but I haven't got a clue

which novel. It's a bit before my time as well, 1936. I'm going to

have to go for Emma. Am I to take Emma as your answer? Unfortunately,

yes. I accept that as your answer. Is it the right answer?

Gone With the Wind? I've heard of that but would never have known it.

In that case I don't feel so bad. Please make your way back where you

started. Dale, I haven't got a clue. I

really haven't got a clue. Rum banana I've seen my wife do the

rumba and I don't think... I love you say "I've seen t' wife do the'

rumba.". Is it nice? Yes. I don't think it's the rumba or the tango.

I think I'll go with waltz, Dale. Shall I accept waltz as your

answer? Yes, Dale. I have. Locked it in. If it's right,

we'll have another �5,000 in there. I'm hoping Taz is right, it's a

waltz, is it? You knew that? A waltz is, you know. Your third

question to make it �15,000. Here I don't think it's sycamore, so

we'll rule that one out. It's between spruce and birch. Spruce

and birch. Spruce. I'm thinking spruce. Spruce, Dale, please.

you like me to take that as your answer? I would, yes. Taz says

spruce, I hope he's right for �5,000, is that the correct answer?

Yes. You're doing good.

OK, we are now looking at �15,000 and again, I reiterate, only one

here in winners' row and if you are here when the klaxon goes, you get

a crack at whatever's in the prize fund. This will be �20,000. I like

that. Let's have a look at your next question: Good question?

good question, Dale, yes. You are not going to hang around on this

one? No, Dale, I'm going to go for arrange arrange. Shall I accept

that? Yes -- Argentina. If it's right, there'll be another �5,000

in there. Please tell me it's Argentina. We are on a bit of a

roll. I don't want to speak too Norse mythology. I'll go for

Valhalla. I'll accept Valhalla. Is that the answer? Mid gs gard. Make

your way to red -- Midgard. Once again, a row of empty seats in

winners' row, four in the waiting area. Who'll join me? Let's find

out. It's green, it's Chrissie, you're coming back. Come on,

darling. There you go. How glad are you that you weren't here for the

Norse mythology question? Very glad. I'll bet. OK, right, you know the

deal? I do. You can relax. I'll be back with your next question after

I have Taz back in winners' row. One question, please find me the

right answer and you are going back there alongside Chrisingly winners'

row. Let's have a look at your next I'll come and sit down with you to

give you a bit of encouragement. There's only one South American

city I know, Rio, that's it. South America is Brazil, Colombia and

that's the only ones I can think of. Brazil and Rio. Rio de Janeiro.

That's the only one I can think of. Rio de Janeiro. Rio de Janeiro,

river of January, I'm going for that one I think, yes. Your answer

is? Rio de Janeiro. Is it the right answer? When you said Rio, I was

hoping, I was thinking, I hope he gives me the right answer. That was

a nice question, I liked that question. �20,000. Come on, let's

whack it up. Here is your next Little baby elephant? Baby elephant.

Hm. A pup is for a dog. A calf is for a cow. Foal - oh - horse. I

think I'm going to two with calf. Would you like me to take calf as

your answer? It's definitely not a pup. Or is it foal? I'm going to go

calf. I would like you to take that as my answer please, Dale. Shall we

take that? I have accepted calf. Baby elephants are cute. I hope you

are right. Is it calf? Yes. Wow. Taz. Here is another �5,000

It's not Yorkshire, I'll cross that out. Is that because you come from

Yorkshire? Yes and I've never seen it. I don't think it's Yorkshire.

Not Yorkshire. Cheshire, Cheshire, Wednesdayly dale. I'm going to go

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

Taz says Lancashire. Did it originate from there? Yorkshire!

Please make your way to red. Three of you are sitting in the waiting

area. One of you is about to join me here in winners' row. Let's find

out who it's going to be. It's yellow, it's Moira. Come and make

some money. Come on, darling. How are you? Fine thank you. Come on.

You know where you are going? That's good. How are you feeling?

Good. You have been very patient. Thank

you. It's good. I'm detecting another accent. Where are you from?

Sunderland, north-east. A north- east lass. What do you do in the

north-east? I'm a retired civil servant. Was it the kind of civil

servant we don't like like Inland Revenue? Employment, the dole

office. My daughter's in the Inland Revenue. She's not is she?! Yes.

that you? Who let her in? I did. Who is the other lady? Gillian is

in pink, my daughter and the other one is my granddaughter. It's a

family to tonight and they are all winning you to do well? Especially

Charlotte. I promised I would give her some money towards her wedding.

How much would you like? I would be happy with ten but would be happy

with a lot more. How much more? About fifty. Once you have dealt

with the wedding, what would you like? I would like to go on a

Safari. Really? Yes. Let's hope you win the money. You can relax, your

question isn't until once again, Taz has found himself out of the

red area and back in here. Back with your question in a moment. Taz.

Hello, Dale. What's going on. You know how it works, one question,

not multiple choice. Find me the right answer. Are you ready? Ready.

The best of luck. Here is your I'm just trying to think. In 1984,

I were ten and the only tennis player I can remember when I were

ten were John McEnroe, but I remember him when I were a bit

older. Who was the other one. Sampras. Six or seven. Boris Becker

when I were younger. Before Boris Becker. There was John McEnroe or

Bjorn Borg. I'm going to go for Bjorn Borg. Would you like me to

take that as your answer? Yes, please. I hope this is right

otherwise you are back where you started. I hope you give me the

right answer. Is Bjorn Borg right? Your first gilt reaction was John

McEnroe and you talked yourself out of it. Please go back to where you

Anyway, this isn't getting the job done. �25,000 in there. If the

klaxon were to go right now, you are looking at a share of �12,500.

Let's make it �30,000. Here is your Have you seen any of those? I don't

go the cinema. I'll go for The Fighter. Would you like me to take

that as your answer? Yes, please. I've accepted that. If it's right,

you know the deal, it will be �30,000, if not you are in red. Is

it The Fighter? So sorry, Moira. All the boys are over there. One of

you guys is going to be sitting right here after you've put �5,000

in. Come on, Chrissie, let's do a Oh, I've heard of The Hamptons.

It's where all the posh folks live? And it's in all the reality TV

shows. They talk about going to The Hamptons. The only one that's

ringing a bell is New York. New York sounds like there would be

people going to The Hamptons, rather than to Connecticut or

verplt. -- Vermont. My gut reaction is New York so I'll say New York.

Shall I take that as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. Consider it done.

I've accepted that. If it's right, another �5,000. I hope we can break

this block, we seem to be stuck at �25,000. Is it New York? It sure

is! OK! So, three guys, one of you boys is going to make it over here

right now. Who is it going to be? It's pink, it's Alex. Let's go and

make some money. Hi, Alex. Good to see you. Come and sit down. Thank

you. You have been very patient. Very patient. How are you doing

over there? It was lonely, I had Taz but I want to get some

questions. Who did you bring with you for support? My dad and brother.

Good to see you guys. At the moment, you are the only one who's not had

a shot so we are all with you, let's see how it plays. Where are

you from? Peterborough. You look like a policeman? No, I'm afraid

not, I'm a recruitment manager. you enjoy what you do? Yes. Who did

you bring with you for support? wife Sharon and friend Wendy.

Looking gorgeous. You have come here with a plan. How much?

grand a start but I want more. We'll dismiss the ten grand because

we are already up to �30,000. I know. What wrould you do with

�50,000? Second honeymoon to start with and big, big home improvements.

Stairs. I want to go up in the bungalow. Where do you sleep?

Downstairs obviously in the bungalow. Yes, duh! You are right.

So what is going to be the bedroom once you move upstairs? I would

like to say a games room, you know, nice big screen in there, get a

pool table maybe, that would be lovely. Upstairs can be hers,

downstairs mine. Games room? thank you. Let's see how well you

do to. I wish you luck. You are here because Moira got the question

wrong. Your question is not until I've sorted you out. You have got

to go back to winners' row. You have seen how it's done. One

question and it's not multiple choice. Give me the correct answer,

you are going back to winners' row. Ready? Yes. Wish you well. We are

all with you. The question looks It's a great, funny show? Yes, I'm

trying to think of the title. it one-and-a-half children?

Would you lake me to accept that? Yes, please. I will accept that.

The answer I'm looking for is... Two-and-a-half men. Oh, yes. I knew

exactly what it was. I know you know. Oh, please make your way back

to where you started. So difficult. Let's put some juice in the oven.

These are guys who look for especially rare types. Do you know

this? I think I do. I think I do. Fabulous. Spooner sounds weird. I

think it's twitcher. Within you see it on the news, you see them turn

up. You see a rare bird, I'm sure they are called twitchers.

would like me to take that as your answer? Yes, please, Dale.

that's right, you have put �5,000 in the prize fund. Is that right?

Yes, well done. Would you like that question?

would have liked that one. Easy to say that now. Here is your next

I've heard of Jamie Hince. Obviously I know who Kate Moss is.

I didn't know that he was in a rock group. I remember blur from when I

was a bit younger and I don't recognise Jamie Hince as being in

Blur so I think it's either The Kills or The Strokes. I'm going to

go for The Kills. Would you like me to take that as your answer? Yes,

please, Dale. Accepted. We have an arrangement. If it's right,

there'll be �40,000 in the prize fund. That's more like it. I hope

How great would it be to see �50,000 at the end of this round

with two more �5,000 questions in there. Cool. Let's have a look at

there. Cool. Let's have a look at They're all very close to the

figure I was thinking of. Before you commit, what were you thinking

of? I was actually thinking of �400. I'm trying to think, you start off

right round the stations, it comes across, you have Park Lane before

Mayfair. So Park Lane is the second highest. Then you get Mayfair. I'm

trying to think if you come round much I made my mind up. I'm going

to go for �450. Are you saying you would like me to accept �450 as

your answer? Yes, Dale. I accept, �450. You have given me �450. If

that is right, that will be �45,000 in there. Is it �450? It's �400. So

sorry. You'll be back. For now, It's tough. Here is your next

question: This is really worrying because I've been to Australia and

I wasn't expecting any of those answers to come up. So I don't

think it's The Big Sleep. If it's an unpopulated area, I don't think

you would call it a sleep. Gone Forever. The Never-Never because it

goes on for ever and ever. I'm going to go with The Never-Never,

please, Dale. Shall I accept that? Yes, please, Dale. I will, I have,

it's done. If it's right, we have broken a block on the 45 and it's

45. Is it right? Yes. Yeah! thought it was The Gone Forever. OK.

So look at this. We've got three of you over there. Will this be your

chance? I hope so. I hope so too. Let's find out. It's yellow, it's

Who would have thought? Darling, you've kept your seat warm. Good.

You took a little break, let them put some money in. That's just

right. And you have come back to have another go. Of course I have.

Make yourself comfortable and we've got to get him out of the red area.

It's late in the game, it's time to make sure we are in the right place

at the right time. OK. Ready? Come on. Let's see the red area

I can almost sing a bit of it but I'm not going to. You are a secret

musical lover. Possibly. I'm thinking, is it something like

Cabaret or... I can picture high kicking and all that sort of thing

with the show girls. Maybe that's just my imagination going. Who

knows. The wife's listening. Like bowler hats. He's trying to cover

himself now, yes. Legs kicking. Those sorts of musicals. I'm just

thinking, is it Cabaret, jazz singing in it. It's the only one I

really know, so I'll take a guess at Cabaret. Would you like me to

take that as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. Alex, you find

yourself in this situation late in the game where it could go either

way. If Cabaret is the right answer, you will be returning to winners'

row to stakure claim on your share of �45,000, of which you have made

�5,000. That was your contribution. So is Cabaret the right answer?

Chicago. Too far back in the mind. So sorry, please make your way back

to where you started. What can I tell you?! Klaxon has

sounded meaning one thing. When you look at that prize fund, it's

frozen at �45,000. Two of you in winners' row. The minimum it's

worth to you for a correct answer is �22,500. That is if you both

give me the correct answer. Relax. One question away from that. Boys,

Laurence, you never got a chance to come across, I am sorry. Taz and

Alex, what can I tell you? All I have to say is I've loved meeting

you and your family, it didn't go your way tonight, I am sorry about

that and I have to say good night, Have a look at that �45,000. Girls,

it's yours for the taking. It is not going anywhere. Like I say,

it's frozen. I'll be back with that question very shortly.

Well, they've got to wait for what will be the honest couple of

minutes of their life. But there's still plenty of money to be won

tonight. Hopefully here is where you are a winner as we cross to

Lottery HQ for tonight's Thunderball draw. Now over to

Myleene Klass at Lottery HQ. The ladies are the only ones left

in winners' row. We'll find out how they get on in a bit. We have two

big money draws and Lotto swi a huge rollover jackpot and I'll be

joined by London 2012 hopeful and world number one trampolinist. What

a fantastic night last night, 18 millionaires created in one evening

through UK millionaire raffle and, the latest update is nine of those

�1 million prizes have already been claimed, meaning there are still

Some more winning under way now with Thunderball. Start up the

machines, please Matt. Matt is tonight's Draw Master, Emma

is the independent adjudicator, Excalibur and set of balls three

were selected for us today. Last night over 110,000 tickets won

prizes on the game. Congratulations if you were one of those winners.

Myleene. Good luck everyone. Myleene. Matching with the next

ball will win you a cash prize. Good luck. This will make a huge

difference to what you win. Up pops number 12. So here are the

Thunderball numbers again, this Thank you. That's our bit done for

the moment. Back very shortly for the Lotto rollover draw. Right now,

back to Dale. See you soon. Welcome back. These two people helped put

�45,000 in the prize fund which means they are each looking at a

share of �22,500 and, as usual, they are just one question away

from that cash. Moirarbgs how are you feeling? Little bit nervous --

Moira. You seem to go backwards and forwards a lot and how you got away

without putting any money in the fund, I don't know how you did that,

but you did. Your share minimum is �22,500 for a rite answer. I wish

I've heard of Jessie Owens. I think I'll just go Jessie Owens. I don't

know any of them. Would you like me to take that?

Moira says Jessie Owens. If that is right, the minimum you are going

Is it right? It's Jim Hines, the one you said you'd never heard of

out of all of them? Yes. I am so sorry. Oh, well. Have to say good

night, I'm sorry, love. Lovely to Chrissie, you were the first person

to come out of the waiting area. Yes.

You have been backwards and forwards ever since, you have put

in �5,000, actually more than anybody. Now, because of what

happened with Moira, it's one question that's worth �45,000. What

a terrifying thought. Isn't it though? I've never had �45,000.

could well be about to. Are you ready? Ready, Dale. Let me reveal

to you, the question that is worth to you, �45,000! It's a lot of

I'm trying to think of The Beatles. There was Paul McCartney. He used

to sing and did he play an instrument as well... Just trying

to discount an instrument. John Lennon. Pete Best sounds like he

would have played... Would he have played the drums? I've never even

heard of him. Oh, so much money. My eye keeps going to piano, but I've

got a feeling that's just not right. Oh, I bet loads of people are

screaming at the TV. I don't think it's the drums, I'm going to

discount that one so I've got two to choose from. Guitar or piano.

Piano was my first instinct so I'm going to go with piano. Would you

like me to take piano as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. I have

accepted piano. You have given me piano. If that is right, that is

worth �45,000. If it's wrong, I'm afraid that it's worth absolutely

nothing to you. So, what is the correct answer?

Drums. Pete Best was originally the drummer and replaced by Ringo. I

thought you would know that, darling, I'm so sorry. No, never

mind. Thank you. Safe journey home. Oh, so close yet so far tonight.

No-one managed to win any money so no cheques to hand out, I'm afraid.

But that doesn't mean it can't be a winning night for you at home. Oh,

I hope so. You are a winner, let's make it happen and cross over again

Thank you, Dale. Coming up, we have the Lotto rollover. First the

Olympic Torch relay began this morning in Land's End signalling

the countdown to the Games. We are joined by London 2012 hopeful and

world number one trampoline gymnast now Katya. The flame is officially

here. Are you going to be taking part in the torch relay? I do a lot

of promotion work in the region trying to get people involved but

I'm going to be away when it passes through so no. You have got to be

excited for the Games? Yes, still one more trial to go but only 70

days to go, you can't be anything but excited really. Let's have a

This is a demanding sport. My mind and body need to be in peak

condition. At the lowest point on a trampoline, I'm exposed up to nine

Gs, the average human would faint at six. In a fraction of a second

I'm air borne and at fraction of eight metres per second. For the

split second before I fall, I experience total weightlessness.

That looks amazing. It's got to be scary getting that high, right?

don't really know any different. How important would you say

National Lottery funding is for athletes like yourself? It's been

incbl for me because I was working full-time and trying to train, so I

went full-time lottery funded and took my world ranking from nowhere

up to number one in the world. Incredible. Well done you. That

clip we saw was taken from some fantastic athlete films that we are

going to be showing in the run-up to the Olympics, so watch out for

those. Now though, I believe we are ready for Lotto.

Alan, it's time to talk figures. How much is in the rollover jackpot

tonight? I do believe we have a rollover jackpot estimated at �6.6

million. Imagine the possibilities. OK, let's feigned some more winners.

Draw masser ready? Yes. Cat, time to put your training to good use

and press that button! Good luck, This weekend's Lotto winning line-

up looks like this, in ascending Thank you. That is us done here.

Huge thanks to you for coming in. Good luck with the Games, we'll be

watching closely. OJ is here for the midweek draws at 10.35 on

Wednesday. In Northern Ireland, the draws will be shown at 11.35. If

you have played Lotto plus 5, Alan will be here to reveal the results

Well, I'm smiling, I don't know why. A very unfortunate show tonight.

Here is where I normally give cheques out. No money to give away

tonight but thank you so much for joining me, hope youen joyed

watching. See you very soon. Have a good night. Good night. Hope you