Episode 1 The National Lottery: In It to Win It

It's the National Lottery In It To Win It. Most digital viewers can

play along with tonight's quiz. Here's your host, Dale Winton.

APPLAUSE Whoah! Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. What a welcome. Thank you so

much.$$NEWLINE Good evening and a warm welcome to the National

Lottery, In It To Win It. Now, will tonight be your lucky

night? You could win a fortune in the National Lottery draws coming

up later. Right now, five players have the

chance of winning up to �100,000, here in the studio right now. Come

on, let's meet them. They are Jen, Jeff, Becky, Wendy

and Edward. APPLAUSE

Now, if they make it out of the waiting area and manage to join me

here in Winners' Row, I could well be handing them a cheque for a lot

of money at the end of the show. Here's the thing though, who's

going to be the first to sit in Winners' Row?

You each have your own colour. Let's find out who's going to play

first. It's blue. It's Edward. Come and

make some money. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Hi, Edward. Come and sit down.

Thank you. How are you?

I'm very well, thank you, Dale. First one out, isn't that great?

Yes, absolutely. Where have you come from?

I've come from South Wales. OK, who's with you for support?

I have my beautiful wife Natalie and my dad.

Hello. Well, they're all willing you to do well. You have, obviously,

come with a dream to win a lot of cash. How much do you want to win?

As much as possible. I'd love to win �50,000 because my wife and I

are saving up to do a barn conversion. If I won something like

that, we could just get on with it. Any treats, anything?

I need to get my wife a new engagement ring because the one I

bought for her, when I was a poor student, is starting to fall apart

a bit now. Oh, bless. How long have you been

married? Married, six years.

Look at the face, you've gone bright red, you have. I wish you

luck. You know how the game is played.

Yep. $$YELOW Every question is worth

�5,000. Quite frankly, you need stay here. If you are still here

when the klaxon goes, you know you're quaranteed a shot at your

share of the prize fund. As you can see, there is nothing in the prize

fund. However, a wrong answer and you go

to Red. Two ways out of there, on the turn of one question, back

where you started or here in Winners' Row.

Don't even think about it. Don't even think about it. Let's get

started with putting some money in the prize fund. Are you ready?

Yeah, I am. Here's your first question, for

Well, Dale, I was a little worried when that came up because I thought,

"I don't know", but I do know it's not origami and I know it's not

kamikaze. So, it's karaoke, I hope. OK. Would you like me to take

karaoke as your answer? I would.

I accept it. Is it karaoke? CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

I love karaoke, but nobody likes to see me do it, I don't know why!

�5,000. Here's where it could be �10,000. I wish you the best of

luck. Are you ready? I am, yes.

Are we good at sport? Not too bad at sport. There's are a

lot of sports I don't know anything about.

But it looks like you're smiling at I don't know anything really about

golf. I don't know anything much about snooker. I know quite a bit

about tennis, but I believe Luke Donald is a golfer. So...

That would be your answer. It would be golf then. Yes.

OK. I accept golf as your answer, yeah?

Yep, absolutely. OK, if you're right, it's a good

start, two answers straightaway, we've hardly been here two minutes

and you've �10,000 in the prize fund. Is the answer golf?

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Is it going to be third time lucky,

I wonder? Here is your third OK. My wife happens to be a big fan

of Maroon 5 and she told me all their recent singles. I know it's

not Hall of Fame and I know it's not Sing, it's Payphone, Dale.

OK. Would you like me to take Payphone as your answer?

I would, yes. I accept Payphone. If it's right,

we'll have �15,000 in there. Pretty good. Is it Payphone?

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Love that record. Great record.

She's got good taste your missus. Right. �15,000. This would be

�20,000. It all seems to be happening ever so quickly. Let's

make it �20,000. Here we go, I know the name Eoin Colfer. I'm

trying to think what he wrote. Um... I've got an inkling, that's all it

is. I think it's Artemis Fowl. I'm not sure on this. I'll go for

Artemis Fowl. OK. Shall I accept that?

Yes, please. I accept Artemis Fowl. It could be

worth another �5,000. Is it? Is it the right answer?

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE It sure is. This would be �25,000.

I love it when we motor on like this because it means that we end

up with a good prize fund. Here is I do like geography, Dale. I think

this is a decent question. You're one of those people that is

going to sit here until the very end and not let anybody in and go,

"I don't know much about this, but I think it's that", then it's

another �5,000. So, go on. Go on!

My wife and I went to Cuba last year, that's Havana.

Right, OK. It's not Barbados.

Now, you're showing off. Sorry. It's Trinidad and Tobago.

OK. So, you want me to accept Trinidad and Tobago?

I'd like you to accept that. I accept that. If it's right, we'll

have �25,000 in there. I like the sound of this. Is it right though?

Yes. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

�25,000 in the prize fund and you're on your own in Winners' Row.

Yes. Listen, we can make it �30,000, in

the same way you put �25,000 in. I wish you luck. Here is your next

Gustav Flaubert. Well, he's not found fame with me,

I must admit. I don't know that one, unfortunately.

I like his name though. It's a bit like, 'Gloria Hunniford'.

Yeah, it's a name with a flourish, isn't it?

I don't know why I said Gloria Hunniford. It just came into my

mind then. I honestly don't know this, Dale.

So, because his name's got a flourish, I'll go for painter

because he might paint with a flourish as well?

Would you like me to take painter as your answer?

Absolutely, yeah. OK. I accept painter. If that's

right, we'll have dodged a dodgy question. Is it painter?

Author. Oh, dear.

Oh, never mind. Never mind.

The good news is, you're only half way back where you started.

Yep. But, for now, that means, please,

make your way to Red. APPLAUSE

Well, it's so good for our four players waiting in the waiting area

because one of them is about to join me already with �25,000 in the

prize fund, all down to Edward, but who is it going to be? Let's find

It's green. It's Jeff. Come and make some money.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Hi, Jeff. How are you? Come and sit

down. Well, it's an all boys' night

tonight so far. Where have you come from?

Came from Bentley in Essex. Lovely. Who's with you tonight?

My wife Terri and my son Brian. Hi ya.

What do you do for a living? I'm retired.

Oh, are you? Yes.

OK, what did you do before that? I worked in the motor industry. I

was colour expert for the new cars, for the research cars.

There are some colours which I love that you don't see any more, like

off-white yellow, you know, that sort of thing.

Yeah. Apparently, someone told me you

couldn't get yellow cars because there's too much lead in the paint,

is that right? Yes, that's righ.

Oh, I knew something true! Yes.

Oh, imagine that! I asked a car dealer once, I said, "I'd like it

in yellow." They said, "nah, nah." They don't like to do it.

They don't like to make yellow cars, too much lead in the paint. Is that

right? Yes.

So, how much do you want to win? �30,000 or more, �40,000, �50,000,

�60,000! Well, what would you do with

�30,000? I'd like to go on the Orient

Express with my wife. She'd like to go there. It would be a treat for

her. What if you won �100,000?

Oh, �100,000. That took your breath away then.

You took a deep intake of breath there.

I'd treat the grandchildren to a holiday and maybe treat myself.

Quite right, too. What about would a treat for you then?

I'd like a 3D television. A 3D TV?

Yep. Do you know, this is going to sound

awful, I didn't know could you get 3D TVs.

I'd like to see you on 3D? Would you really? Coming right at

you, out of the screen. Oh, I'd like one myself. That's good, isn't

I'll get one for you. We'll get one together. There you

go. Listen, you don't have to do a thing now until I've got Edward out

of the Red Area. Your question, not until he's back with you. Edward.

Dale. How did this happen?

Well... Very strange with Gustav Flaubert.

That man's got a lot to answer for. However, you've only got to answer

one question. Yep.

It's not multiple choice. In the Red Area, I give you the question,

you find me the answer and you are back here in Winners' Ro, or it's

you and the girls. Are you ready? I am, yes.

I wish you the best of luck. Let me What is it with you and sport?

Oh, that's all right. I'm happy with this, Dale because...

I can see! My wife and I stayed up listening

to this until we fell asleep at about 1.00am in the morning. So, I

can tell you, Dale, it's the US Open.

I'm just trying to think, I'm sure there are better things to do than

sit up all night listening to tennis in bed.

No. Not when you're big Andy Murray fans and you think, fifth time,

come on, Andy. You know? That is the kind of passion I'm

looking for, but not watching tennis. So, what is the answer?

It's - You don't know what to do with me,

do you? You don't know what to say to me,

do you? It's the US Open, I can say that to

you. I'll say that to you. I love it when I leave people

speechless. I love it. So, it's the US Open, is that your answer?

Yes, it's the US Open. Yes. I accept the US Open. If that is

right, Edward is gingerly going to make his way back there. OK, is it

the US Open? CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Yes, come on, Edward. He's very bashful and shy. He does not know

how to handle me at all. Is he like this at home? Is he? OK, fair

enough. Listen, �25,000 in the prize fund.

If the klaxon went right now, you would be looking at a share, split

two ways, �12,500. Jeff, that's never going to do. I want at least

�50,000 tonight. Here's your first question: Interesting question. Is

I don't play darts very often. I think it's 170. OK. Would you like

me to take 170 as the answer? OK. Jeff says 170. I accept that.

It's illuminated. I hope it's right. Is it 170?

APPLAUSE I always thought the catchphrase in darts is 180!

You can't check out on 180, though. Apparently not. I can tell you it's

true. I have just seen it on In It To Win It! Listen, �5,000. APPLAUSE

I love it when I am learning as I am going along.

OK, �30,000. You are responsible for 25 of that. If the klaxon went

right now you are looking at 15 apiece. We can do better than that.

Come on, let's make it another five, Edward. Here's your next question.

I do like my food. LAUGHTER I know there is a funny school game they

play only at Eton but it's not that. And it's not a hairstyle. It's a

dessert. So would you like me to take that as your answer? A dessert,

yes, Dale. OK, I accept dessert. If it is right, �35,000. Eton mess, is

it dessert? APPLAUSE. You know what you were saying about sitting up

listening to tennis at night/ Yeah. There's nothing in the world I

would rather do than eat Eton mess all night. It's made with meringue.

It's unbelievable. It's divine. Oh, it's lovely. Stop the show, let's

have dessert! �35,000. �17,500 each. We are motoring, and good for you,

it's your former profession. Let's make it �40,000. Here's your next

And I have to say that means absolutely nothing to me whatsoever.

No. It's going to be a guess. don't know if it's help to you.

It's going to be a guess. That's a weird one. I will go for Bullingdon

Club. Am I to take Bullingdon Club? Yes, please. I accept Bullingdon

Club. I'd be curious to know. Is it the right answer? Yes! APPLAUSE.

How are you doing girls? OK. Is it lonely over there? A little bit.

Think positively. Early days yet. I'll come and say hello in a moment.

After you have put �5,000 in. So far, Edward, you are responsible

for �30,000 of that 40. When you look at that, 30 of that is yours.

Yeah. You look all pleased with yourself! OK. Let's make it another

Right. OK. I am not 100% sure on this. Well then, take your time.

Listen, you have been motoring. You have been romping along, I don't

want you to rush. You have already been in the red area once. Didn't

like that. I know it's not 200 because I know

there is a 500 euro bank note. The problem is I don't know if there is

1,000 euro bank note. I recognise your dilemma. Whenever I get travel

money I am not usually dealing in 500 and 1,000, unfortunately.

are going to change that tonight. Oh, absolutely. Because you were so

sharp and quick with your answers, I want you to give me an answer

when you are ready because we are all with him, aren't we? AUDIENCE:

Yes! And her up there wants a new ring and I don't want you to be

making a rash decision. OK. Taking forever! LAUGHTER. I am teasing. I

am just trying to lighten the moment because, quite frankly, I

have lost the will to live! LAUGHTER. I will say 1,000 because

I honestly don't know, so I am not going to come up with anything. I

will say 1,000. Are you happy with that? Fingers crossed. Yes, Dale.

accept 1,000. If it's 1,000, you have put another �5,000 in the

prize fund and dodged the red area. Is it 1,000? Oh! Done it again.

thought your process was going to be, I know that there is more than

200 because I have seen the 500. I thought you will stick with that

because you have never seen it. Listen, let's not cry over that.

You will be back. You did it before, but make your way to red. APPLAUSE.

That was tough. I felt for you there, Edward. I did. It does mean

good news for the girls. At last we have some female beauty on the

winners' row. Which one of those gorgeous girls is it going to be?

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

Hello, darling. Aren't you beautiful?! Now you see that's what

we need, a bit of glamour. You look absolutely gorgeous. Thank you.

Where have you come from? I come from Bedford. Bedford. What do you

do in Bedford, Jen? I am a housewife with four children.

obviously love being a mum. I do, yes. But I don't want any more.

don't want any more. It's one of those things, four's a great family,

though, isn't it? It is. Who have you brought with you for support?

have my husband, James and my friend, Saffron. Lovely. He is

gorgeous, your husband, isn't he? Very macho. How much do you want to

win? Initially, it was �15,000. But now it's about �60,000 because

we need to do a loft conversion. So before it was 60, when it was 15

what did you want to do with the 15? I'd like to go to India but my

family doesn't want to come with me, so the only way I can justify going

is by winning the money. So you will trade a loft conversion if you

get a trip to India as well, basically? No, the trip to India is

the priority. Of course it is! If we went �30,000? I go to India.

they're not going to go? Yes, they can go on holiday. They can have

two weeks self-catering in an apartment in Tenerife while you

visit India. You are going to go for �60,000? Yes, we do need a loft

conversion. It's good to see you. I have loved meeting your family. You

can relax. You haven't got to answer a single question until

Edward is back in winners' row. I have to get him out of there. I

will be back with your question in a moment.

One question, not multiple choice. I am hoping you know the answer. To

be fair, I think the audience will agree, you have had some toughies

tonight. Who would have thought Gustav Flaubert? Who knew? Well,

not me and you. Not me, apparently. There you go. Let's hope we get a

better one this time. Please show You know this. I am just thinking

between Clarence House and Sandringham because they're two

Royal residences, I honestly don't know where they are. I have a 50-50

for those two. I will have to go for Clarence House. I honestly

don't know. Would you like me to accept Clarence House as your

answer? You will have to. Is that a yes? Yes. I accept Clarence House

as your answer. If that is indeed correct you are going back to

winners' row, to stake your claim on your share of the �40,000 of

which 30 is down to you. If not, you are going right back where you

started. Edward is hoping it is Clarence House. Is it? Oh, the

other one, Sandringham! I am so sorry. Listen, you could be back.

For now please make your way back where you started. Ouch! APPLAUSE.

That hurts. I mean, that hurt because he's put such a lot in. But

you know what, he'll be back. Meanwhile, let's get you on the

board with some money. Here's your I have no idea. I don't think it's

Ed Sheeran. I don't think he's got any children. I know Robbie

Williams has just had - or his wife's had a baby but I don't know

what they called it. I am going to go for Robbie Williams. Would you

like me to take Robbie Williams as your answer? Yes. Accepted. Locked

in. If it's right, �45,000. Is it Robbie? Yeah. APPLAUSE.

OK, Jeff. This should be a nice round �50,000. We can do this. Here

Ah! I know it's not a heron. I think it's a kingfisher. Would you

like me to take kingfisher as your answer? Yes. OK, I accept

kingfisher. So says Jeff. If that's right he's done it again, another

�5,000. Is it kingfisher? Yes! APPLAUSE.

How are you doing? We are lonely over here. We want to go over there.

Who have you brought with you for support? My boyfriend Mike and my

beautiful sister, Laura. They're all very patient up there. Oh dear!

Darling, let's have a look at your Again I have no idea. I am not very

good with sport. I am just going to have to take a guess and say The

Beast. Would you like me to take The Beast as the answer? Yes,

please. I accept The Beast. Like you, I have no clue. If it is The

Beast, another one you have dodged. Is it The Beast? Yes!

APPLAUSE. OK. This could make it Let's work this one. James Cook

went to Australia. He didn't go around the world. Walter Raleigh

went to get some potatoes and came back with baccy. He came out with

tobacco, didn't he? I remember that. Francis Drake.

Is that your answer? That's my answer.

Francis Drake. OK. I've accepted Francis Drake. If that that is

right, we'll have �60,000, even �30,000 a piece. That's looking

good. Is the answer, Francis Drake? Yes. Good.

APPLAUSE This would be �65,000. Darling,

here's your question: What do you reckon, darling? A mile, is it 1.3,

1.6 or 1.9? I know that 10 kilometers is six

point something miles, because I run it.

Don't rush it. I mean, seriously, �60,000 in the prize fund. You're

looking at a share of �30,000 between the two of you.

I think it's 1.6. Are you saying you would like me to

accept 1.6 as your answer? Yes, please.

I accept 1.6, locked in. If it's right, we've got �65,000 in there.

Is it 1.6? YES! APPLAUSE

Well done. It's good. Jeff, are you going to make it �70,000? Is this

going to be good for you. Let's have a look. A tough one if you

don't watch the series. Is it: I don't watch the series. It's

going to be a guess. I'm going to guess at Stephen Moyer?

Would you like me to take Stephen Moyer as your answer?

Yes, Dale. I will accept Stephen Moyer as your

answer. Let's see, it's worth �5,000. Let's see, is the answer

Stephen Moyer? Damian Lewis. I'm so sorry. You could well be back, but

for now, please, make your way to Red, Jeff. Sorry. What that means

is we've got another place going here in Winners' Row. One of you

three are about to join me. Let's find out who it's going to be. It's

yellow. It's Wendy. Come and make some money.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Hi, darling. Hello, love, how are

you? Come and sit down. How lovely to see you. At last!

Yes. Poor old Becky, left her there.

I know. I really want her over here as well.

I know. How are you doing? I'm really well, thank you.

Where have you come from? Sheffield.

Oh, I know it well. A good Yorkshire lass. Who are you with

tonight? I'm with my daughter, Charlotte.

Where is she? Where is Charlotte? She's there.

Hi, Char. And... My son-in-law, Lee.

Excellent, family. What do you do, Wendy?

I'm a branch co-ordinator at a private hearing clinic.

How long have you done that? About 10 years.

OK. You must enjoy it? I love it.

So, how much do you want to win tonight?

�50,000 would be fantastic. Would it really. What would you do

with that? Where do I start? We've just had a

wedding this year. She's having my first grandchild.

Oh, fantastic. I have a son at university, that's

struggling financially. So, yeah, house needs a massive makeover.

It's not been touched for ages and it's desperate.

You need, like, �200,000 really? Yeah.

That's what you're saying. Well, you've come at a good time. You

join me at Winners' Row, there's �65,000 in the prize fund. Two of

you here. If the klaxon went, you would be looking at �32,000 a piece.

First question isn't until I've got Jeff back in Winners' Row. I will

be back with your question. Jeff. Yes.

You have seen how it works. One question, not multiple choice, give

me the answer and you're back in Winners' Row. Are you ready?

Yes. Let's have a look at your Red Area

question: Have you read the Harry Potter?

Yes, it's... The one where they fly around in the air.

It's there someone. Quidditch, it's come to my head.

Would you like me to take Quidditch as your answer?

Yeah. I accept that. I'm looking for

Quidditch, is that the right answer?

APPLAUSE Very

Very good.

Very good. Very

Very good. Very good.

Very good. Very good. OK. Right. KLAXON SOUNDS

That means only one thing, the klaxon has sounded. That prize fund

is frozen. It is not going anywhere. �65,000, which means all three in

Winners' Row are looking at taking home a minimum of �21,666 each.

That's the minimum, if you each give me a correct answer. You can

relax. Oh, Becky, you didn't get a chance at coming over.

I am so sorry. It's OK.

Edward, you put in �30,000. You were brilliant, but, you know, it's

the way the game is played. They are going to give you such a warm

send off because you've been great. One for being patient and one for

being a brilliant sport in the game. What can I tell you but, good night.

APPLAUSE How lucky are you?

Very, very lucky. Listen, you can relax. As you look

at that prize fund, you know that you all have an equal chance of

going home with �21,666. That's the minimum, if you all give me the

correct answer. The best thing about that is, you know what, you

are just one question away from that money. One question. You can

relax now. I will be back with that question very shortly.

APPLAUSE Well, we're going to leave our

players there, sitting on their heated seats, all lit up but, my

goodness, they'll be impatient to find out their fate. But here's

where you get the chance to make some serious money yourself, life

changing in actual fact. I wish you the best of luck as we cross over

to the National Lottery for tonight's Thunderball draw. Fingers

crossed everybody. Good luck. are live at Lottery HQ with your

host Scott Mills. Thanks Alan and welcome everyone at

home. Poor Edward! He didn't deserve to

leave with nothing, did he? Well let's hope you at home have a

more successful start to 2013 than Edward this evening.

We are all ready to kick start your Saturday night with two chances for

you to win big on tonight's draws. The top prize on Thunderball could

bag you �500,000. And tonight's Lotto draw is a

And tonight's Lotto draw is a Rollover and could make you a

multi-millionaire with a jackpot of �6.1 million.

We'll also be joined by one of Eastenders' most formidable

characters, Zainab Masood, played by Nina Wadia, who will be here to

help start tonight's Lotto draw later on. There she is.

But right now it's time for the first draw of the night.

Here comes Thunderball. Get the machines up and running. Sense last

Saturday, over 42,000 tickets have won a prize on Thunderball.

Congratulations if you were one of those lucky winners. Good luck

everyone. We are off to a good Three opportunities to play the

game, Wednesdays, Thursday -- Remember, matching with the

Thunderball alone will win you a cash prize.

Good luck. Again, he's right! Could this make the all-important

difference for you tonight? We are about to find out. There it is.

Here are tonight's Thunderball numbers again, only this time in

ascending order: It's back over to Dale and In It To

Win It now. We'll be back in a few minutes with

Nina Wadia and tonight's Live Lotto Rollover draw. See you soon.

Rollover draw. See you soon. Thank you ever so. Now, not so long

ago, these three people all helped to put �65,000 into the prize fund

which means they're each looking at a share of �21,666 and they are all

just one question away from that cash.

Wendy, let's be honest. Sheffield lass, Wendy. I very generously said,

"these three people all helped put", No, not me.

No. You have done your bit. You have walked from there to there.

I'm trying to justify this, you see. If you go one, two, three, four,

five steps, that's about �10,000 a step.

I wish it could work like that. That's if you got the whole jackpot.

Here it is, at the moment, you're the first one, which means, if you

all give me the correct answer, that's what you're going home with,

�21,666. It seems we've only just met and here I am maybe about to

write you a cheque for a considerable five figure sum.

Ready? I am, yeah.

I wish you luck. Please, show me I think I can rule out bull. It's

not a book I've read. I've heard a lot about it. I know my daughter

will know this answer. A pig seems it might be the most obvious one.

It sounds quite a grand creature, Napoleon. It's got a grand name, as

if it should be a horse. Napoleon. It just doesn't sound like a pig's

name, that's the thing. I always said I'd go with my gut

instincts,so I'm going to go with pig.

OK. Would you like me to take pig as your answer?

Yes, Dale, please. OK. I accept pig. If it's pig, the

minimum you're going home with is, �21,666. Is it pig?

Oh, God! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Imagine! Oh. I'll have the luckiest

grandchild. Isn't that fabulous.

Oh, gosh. Are you all right?

Are you OK, can I move on? Yes, yes.

I've got two others to take care of, is that all right?

I'm in shock. You can relax, safe in the

knowledge that you know, the least you're going home with is �21,666.

Well done. Thank you.

Jen, you put �15,000 in. Well, you're also looking at now a

minimum of �21,666. Yeah.

You've had a good game tonight. We've loved meeting you. Loft

conversion or India, whatever it's going to be. I've a feeling that at

�21,000, you said you needed �60,000, if you get that, I think

it's going to be India by the sound of it?

Yes. I want you to go home with your

share. Are you ready for your question?

Yes. Oh, you sound a bit...

I'm a bit nervous. Are you a bit nervy. Give me your

hand, darling. You're OK, sweetheart. Right, we'll do this

together. Please, reveal Jen's Any good?

Well, I'm giving you your hand back because I am hopeless on this one.

So, take your time. Do your thing.

What I will say is, gut instinct worked well just before.

I have no idea. My husband watches Match of the Day religiously every

weekend, and I can't stand it, and now I wish I'd watched it. I'm

going to take a guess at Wilfried Zaha.

Would you like me to take Wilfried Zaha as your answer?

Yes, please, Dale. I've accepted Wilfried Zaha. If

that is right, you're going to do exactly the same. Oh, yes, both of

you going home with a minimum of �21,666 so far. I want it to be

Wilfried Zaha. I think everybody in OK, for a minimum of �21,666, Jen

wants to know, as do I, is it Wilfried Zaha?

Raheem Sterling. I'm so sorry. It's OK.

Ah, it was a difficult one that one, if you're not into the footie.

I hate football. Even more so now.

I know. I'm never going to watch Match of the Day.

I hope you make it to India. Thank you.

I'm sorry we're not helping you get there, but we've loved meeting you

and your family. Thank you.

Have a safe journey, and lots of love.

Thank you. Thank you, darling.

APPLAUSE Did you notice what just happened

then? Yes.

That little �21,000 changed. What does it say now?

�32,500? Minimum for you tonight. Minimum

for you. Jeff. Now, listen Jeff, let's not

do the, "well, it's been lovely to be here anyway, I don't care what I

go home with." No. You want to go home with some money because

�20,000 you have put in. You have earnt every penny of that

share that you're looking at, and then some!

You're either going home with �32,500 or, it's hard it believe,

are you trembling? Yes.

You could be going home with �65,000.

So, are you ready for your last question.

I wish you the best of luck. Come on, show me the question.

Let's hope it's a good one. Don't know if that is a good one

for you. Is that any good to you, Jeff?

Yes. Yes. It's not bad. Oh, I'm glad to hear it.

It's not in Spain. And I don't think it's in Bolivia. I think it's

in the USA. Yep.

Are you saying you would like me to take the USA as your answer?

Yes, thank you. I accept your answer.

You've committed to USA. If that is right, I will be writing

you a cheque for �32,500. If it's wrong, I will be writing,

not two cheques for �32,500, one cheque for �65,000. I don't want it

to go that way now, because you've worked hard tonight. The whole

audience are with you on this. Please, tell me the Mojave Desert

is in the USA? YES!

Well done. Thank you very much.

You deserve it. APPLAUSE

Well, you can relax now. I'll be back with your cheques very

shortly. Well done. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So, what a great night on In It To Win It, but it isn't over yet.

You're just moments away from winning a fortune yourself in

tonight's big Lotto draw from the National Lottery. Best of luck

everyone. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

My work's done for a Saturday night, except one thing. Yes, go Jeff!

Tonight's Lotto draw is in a few moments. First, it's time to

welcome to lottery HQ without doubt the most outspoken lady in the

whole of Albert Square, I hope she's easy on me tonight, it's Nina

Wadis. How many times have hu to walk on to that? Constantly. Good

Christmas and New Year? Lovely. Not easy for Zainab. She was hosting

the party of the century, let's look at that.

Not staying? No. There's only so much fun a girl can have, but

thanks for the surprise. Hello. How dare she. She comes to our party,

eats our food and steals our food and says we are not having fun.

Fun! I will show her fun. Would you like more to eat? Make sure people

have drinks, OK. Please, fun! quite a hostess. I like how she

switches between that and hi! me. Are you intense? A little bit

sometimes, yes. You are like the character? No, of course not, how

dare you! Obviously the New Year's Eve party, things did start to look

up for her and get better. Let's look at that. It's romantic.

I got this, this morning. What's this? Confirmation details.

what? For our booking for the registry office. I hope you got

Valentine's day free. Really? Really. You think to yourself

that's so nice, like a Valentine's wedding and you realise it's

EastEnders. True. I am guessing it might not all go completely to

plan? You are not going to know anything unless you watch it!

might go away to a foreign country. True. You might move to Manchester.

Yeah, that's a point. We might do that. Maybe you will be killed off,

you will never know. You will never know. You know, obviously. Yes.

you going to be sad to leave the show? Yeah, we kind of filmed that

already. It was very emotional. Have you filmed separate endings?

We have, seven! No! Where was the party? Actually on Albert Square.

It was like a dream come true for me. What else have you been up to?

Last year made a film with my husband called Four, that's out now

and we are starting on our second film. Wow. A lot going on. Yes.

Wait there for the moment. We will see if you can kick off the New

Year now with a big win. It's time for the Lotto Rollover Draw.

OK, let's release the weekend balls, please, Matt. Tonight's jackpot has

been estimated at �6.1 million. In the last week there have been over

70,000 winners on -- 740,000 winners on Lotto. Is Arthur ready?

He is indeed. This is the exciting bit. Go for it. Right, go luck,

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 58 seconds

break a leg everyone! That's Saturday night's winning all

wrapped up here. Thank you for joining us, Nina. Thunderball and

EuroMillions draws can be viewed online on the day of the draw from

9.30. The results are also on BBC1 on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at

10.35pm after the news at Ten. Jenni Falconer will be here next

Saturday. Finally f you have played Lotto Plus Five, Alan will reveal

the results after we have been back Well, my work's done for Saturday

night. Except one thing. I've got to hand over two cheques for

�32,500 to our winners. Oh, this is so cool. So cool.

It's amazing. Wendy, �32,500. Well done.

Thank you. You are welcome. You are so welcome.

Jeff. I bet you never thought, earlier on, especially when you

were in the Red Area you thought, "here we go." Nonetheless, a cheque

for �32,500. Thank you so much. Thank you.

Well done. Well done! OK. Well, I've had a

great night tonight, I hope you've enjoyed watching In It To Win It.

Listen, come back and join us again soon. Until then, have a good night