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$:/STARTFEED. It's the National Lottery In It To Win It. Tonight

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with a Lotto rollover. Most viewers can play along by pressing red.

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Here is your host, it's Dale Winton!

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Thank you. I love you already. Thank you, good evening. A warm

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welcome to the National Lottery in In It To Win It. I have �100,000 up

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for grabs in the studio and you can be a winner and win an absolute

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fortune in the National Lottery draw. Right now, five players are

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anxious, eager and ever so ready to get started. Let me introduce you

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to them. Jules. Jack. Gareth. Jackie.

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And Abi. If may make it out of the waiting

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area and join me in Winners' Row, I could be handing them a cheque for

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a lot of money. Here is the question - who will be the first

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person to sit in Winners' Row? You each have your own colour. Here is

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where we find out who is going to It's white. It's Gareth. Come and

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What is that? Is that the robot? It's my own.

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I love that. I said to you "What is that" and you said "It's my own".

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Forgive me. Please stand up again because I wasn't expecting that.

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Not quite sure I want to see it again, but what did you just do?

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APPLAUSE Is that since you have been on the

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medication? It is. I was wonering! Lovely to see you. You have to keep

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this chair as long as you can. If you are still here at the end, you

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will get a chance at a crack of whatever's in the prize fund. Who's

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with you for support, Gareth? beautiful partner and my fantastic

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mum. Lovely to see you. They look fun

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girls. Very much so. Your occupation? I work for Lancashire

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Care NHS Trust. I develop sexual Health Services for the under 25s.

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So you are helping kids perhaps before anything happens? Yes,

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absolutely, yes. Awareness? Yes. how much do you want to Wintonite?

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Ideally around �30,000, Dale. would buy you what? It would allow

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us to buy a bigger house. We live in a house without a garden. We'd

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love to take the kids away, haven't had the opportunity for a family

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holiday. We'd love that. If there's any money left in the bank, we'd

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love to get married. A strange prioritising. So, holiday, house,

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and... Oh, married. She's laughing. I don't know. She

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loves you. Every single question in that prize fund will be worth

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�5,000. Give me a correct answer, bang, �5,000 in the prize fund.

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Give me a wrong answer, you go to the Red Area. You know what happens

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there, two ways out of there on the turn of one question. It's right

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back where you started. More importantly, you open up the game

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for another player to come over to Winners' Row. Zero in the prize

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fund at the moment, Gareth. I would like you put �5,000 in right now.

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Are you ready? I am, Dale, thank Are you ready? I am, Dale, thank

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you. Best of luck. Here is your It was very much in the news

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recently. I think it's more than 50. 40. I would like to say 60 years,

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Dale. Are you saying you would like me to accept that as your answer?

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Yes, please, Dale. I accept 60. If that's rite, we

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have a great start, �5,000 in the prize fund. I hope it's there. Is

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the answer 60? Yes. OK, �5,000 in the prize fund. I want to make it

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�10,000 here. Here is your second question. Which US state is known

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as the green mountain State? -- green mountain state? Is it Florida,

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Vermont or Rhode Island? Any good? Not really good with American

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states. It will be a guess. I think I can rule out Florida, that's the

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orange state, I remember that. Vermont seems more mountain-like in

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the words. Rhode island... I'm going to plump for Vermont, Dale.

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Would you like that as your answer? Yes, please. Accepted. We have a

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deal. If that is in fact the correct answer, �10,000 in the

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prize fund and you will still be in Winners' Row. Is the answer

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Vermont? Sure is. Boom. Actually, here is your third

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Unfortunately, books aren't my things. Children's books. My lads

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are a bit older now. David Walliams has a number of children's books

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out, I know he has. I'm tended to lean for David Walliams and Shahly

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Higson. I'm actually going to plump for David Walliams because Gangsta

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Granny is more of his iling, what he'd write about, it's his humour -

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- ilk. I'll go for that. Is that your answer? Yes, please. Accepted.

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We have a deal. Is the answer David Walliams? Please say yes. Yes!

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APPLAUSE Let's make it �20,000. Here is your

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question. Which country... Oh. did you say? Oh. Depends what comes

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Now, was the oh in pleasure or pain having seen this? Very big football

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fan. Very big football fan. Spain were the eventual winners. I can't

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remember if he played them or not. It's who knocked England out, srnt

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it? I don't think it was Italy -- isn't it? I don't want to rule

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Italy out. I'm tending to lean for Germany. Deep breath. You are

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nervous about that one. What is your answer? Germany. Accepted. I

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accept the answer. If it's right, we'll have �20,000. Is the answer

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Germany? Oh. It's Italy. For now, please make your way to red.

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APPLAUSE Gareth's misfortune is great news

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for our four other players in the waiting area. They're all looking

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happy, they know that one of them is about to join me right here in

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Winners' Row. Who is it going to It's yellow, it's Jackie. Come on.

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Hello, darling. Hi, gorgeous. Come on. Come and sit down. It's your

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seat there. APPLAUSE

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Lovely to see you. You too, Dale. Who've you brought with you for

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support? Angela and Alison, my best friends, just there.

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Where do you come from? A little village called Glynneath in west

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Glamorgan. Lovely. What do you do? A fishmonger, Dale. Have you been

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doing this all your life? For the last ten years. How did you get

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into that? I couldn't stand touching fish or the smell so my

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boss asked me to go into it because one of the guys wanted to go into

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the bakery. I said I'll give it a go but I said I want it in writing

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if I don't like it I can come out but I'll tell you one thing, I

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absolutely love it. Great, who'd have thought. If you could win up

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to �100,000, what would you like and what would you spend it on?

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�50,000, but less because I'm not greedy. I would love to go to New

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York shopping. My dad, I don't know why for years he said he'd like to

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go to Acapulco so I would like to take him. If I did win the big one,

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it would have to be a fast car. you, say, a good fast driver?

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I feel the need for speed sometimes, Dale. You like to give it some

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welly? I would like to have a driving rally course. Haib for my

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birthday next year. Forget the roller coasters, put me behind the

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wheel of a car. Now you are talking. -- maybe for my birthday next year.

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You are only here because Gareth got it wrong, but we are going to

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get him out of the Red Area and back in Winners' Row. Back with

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your question in a moment. Gareth. Dale. You have done so well so far,

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you alone have put �15,000 in the prize fund. This is the Red Area,

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as you know, I'm sure. I'm going to give you a question. It will not be

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multiple choice. Give me the right answer, and you are going back next

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to Jackie. If it's the wrong answer, those three would love to have your

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company again. Ready for the Red Area question? I am, Dale. Take

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your time, it's not multiple choice. It's a good one, Dale. I'm happy. I

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watched them throughout the summer and the very good character of

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athlete as well, he's a great ambassador for British sport as

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well. Then came the Mo. So I'm going to go, Dale, Mo Farah.

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that the answer? Yeah! Thank you, Dale.

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The whole NHS was gripped by that, weren't they. There was that and

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then a lunge. It was a good work out. Jackie, ready? I'm ready, Dale.

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I've got to be honest, Dale, I haven't got a clue. I can try and

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work it out. Video games. If I knew what the tune was like, I would

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have a clue. My gut is telling me a different answer to what I'm going

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to do with, but I'm going to go with Lana Del Ray. OK, I accept

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that as your answer. You said gut feeling? Yes, and I've not gone for

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the gut feeling one but I'll take my chances. Is that the answer?

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woo-hoo! Well done. �20,000 in the prize

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fund. Let's make it �25,000. Welcome back to Winners' Row,

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Good? It's one of those questions, Dale, isn't it, Alexander the Great.

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It's either one of those you either know or you don't and unfortunately

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I don't. Alexander the Great. I see Olympia as more Greek, but

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Macedonia, I don't associate that with Greek. My thought process is

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looking at Olympia. Are you saying you would like me to

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accept that as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. Accepted. If it's

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right, we'll have �25,000 in the prize fund. If it's wrong, you have

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opened up Winners' Row for another player and you are back in the Red

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Area. Is the answer Olympia? Macedonia. I'm sorry. Please make

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And then there were three! Two girls and one guy. One of you is

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about to join me here in Winners' Row. Who is it going to be? Let's

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It's green, it's Jack. Come and sit down!

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Suitably patient. Yes. How old are you? 18. OK. Who did you bring with

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you for support? Two friends from university. Girls, hello. You come

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from a really large family of Foster kids? I do, yes. 17, was it?

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Yes. Loads over ten years, yes. Unbelievable. So you have got this

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lovely extended family? It's really nice, yes. Isn't that really great?

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Yes. How much do you want to Wintonite? I would love �20,000.

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That would go a long way to university and things I want to do

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-- win tonight? You want to travel? Yes. I'm fascinated by where you

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want to go? Yes, I'm training to be a teacher so after my degree I

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would love to teach abroad. Poland and Saudi Arabia, I really want to

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visit there. What would you teach? Year six, so five onwards. A tough

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job? Yes. You are only here because of Gareth. Been here before, been

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here, seen it done it and he's back this in the red rare ya, so I'll be

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back with your next question in a mo. -- he's back in the Red Area.

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Gareth, I'm hoping history repeats itself and you like this Red Area

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I'm sure it was a member of McFly that won it. I just can't remember

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his name. The only thing I've got in my head is Danny at the minute.

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That's all I can think of. I can't think of a second name, I'm afraid.

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Danny. It would be wonderful if he I don't know, Dale. Danny... Jones.

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Danny Jones. Am I to accept Danny Jones? Yes, please, Dale.

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Reluctantly, I'll accept that answer because you kind of don't

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think it's right, but you wanted to give me something. Danny Jones?

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Harry Judd. Which means, I hate to say this, but please make your way

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back where you started. Sorry, In It To Win It is a cruel master

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at times. The finger of fate did not go his way. However, Jack, it

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went well for you, you made your way over here and you join me at a

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good time. Gareth, bless him, put Did you see the movie? I haven't,

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no. I'm normally good with movies, but I haven't seen this one. I

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think I'm going to go for Gary Oldman. Would you like that to be

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your answer? Yes, please, Dale. Consider it done. I accept Gary

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Oldman. If that is the right answer, you've put another �5,000 in the

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prize fund. Is it? It's Rhys Ifans. So sorry. Make your way to red.

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OK. APPLAUSE Stand by. Three smiling faces in

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the waiting area. They know one of them's going to join you very soon,

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Jackie. Here is your next question. Is that no good? I don't do horses,

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Dale. Let's see if the name means To be honest, Dale, I don't know

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anything about horses. I don't really watch it. Main Sequence is

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jumping out at me. Though I do lake the name Toytown. I don't know why.

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-- like the name Toytown. It seems lice -- like a film. I'll take a

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chance on Main Sequence. Is that your answer? Yes. I accept that. Is

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that the answer? It's Camelot. Now, here is a thing. This late on

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in the show, not much in the prize fund, �20,000, empty Winners' Row,

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two in red, three waiting to join me, one of whom is about to do just

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that. Who will it be? Let's find out.

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

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Oh, patient one. Come and sit down! I bet you thought, this is never

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going to happen. I bet you thought, I'm going to sit there all night

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long. How are you doing? I'm OK. am sorry. Welcome to Winners' Row.

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You've come with a dream. How much money would you like to go home

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with, Jules? It sounds awful, but I would love �5,000. But there is

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nothing wrong with that -- �50,000. What have you got the money

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earmarked for? I would love to pay a mortgage, rather than rent.

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makes sense. A holiday around the world I would love to do, I didn't

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get to do it after uni. What did you study? Kpwhrish language and

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literature. What did you do? worked in newspapers and changed

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profession three years ago and I'm now a dispenser in a pharmacy.

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thought to work in a pharmacy, you would have to do as much college as

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doctors and things? No. I did retrain. I've got NVQs but not to

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the level of doctors or pharmacists. So you changed career then? Yes.

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You are single? Yes. What was that phrase she came out with, single

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and what? Ready to mingle. But I always pick the wrong ones. Who've

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you brought with you for support? My mum Sally and sister Lou. Your

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mum would love you settled? My dad even more so. What would be your

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ideal guy? 40, tattoos, muscley, intelligent - a bit. I can't do

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that. It's all right. I can talk for them. So tattoos,

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I'm with you there all the way. I'm going through a phase at the moment

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where I want them. I'm not brave enough to have it done. I'll take

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you. Would you? Yes. What have you got? One here that I had done for

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my 30th and a gecko dragon on my back. Am I allowed? They can't see

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it. But oh... Is it eating a sandwich? It's doing all sorts back

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there, I don't know. Is it a gecko is it? Yes. Is it up side down? I

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don't know what a gecko looks like but it looks very nice. Not enough

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people get to see it though, do they? No, only intimate. I consider

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myself privileged? Yeah. Absolutely. I wish you luck. You are only here

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because - oh, dear - two over there. You don't have to answer your first

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question until I've got them out and back here in Winners' Row. Here

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is how it works, it's all-or- nothing quite frankly. One question,

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not multiple choice, but here is the thing, you have to agree on

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hopefully the same answer. It kind of is an all-or-nothing deal. You

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are either both going back to where you started or joining Jules in

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Winners' Row. Ready? Yes. Talk amongst yourselves, work it out.

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Korea springs to mind. But I don't know if that's... I'm thinking of a

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white flag with black stripes on the side with a circular... I don't

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know. China? I was thinking more China, to be honest, but I'm not

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absolutely sure. China's sounding more... China sprung to mind, but...

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That was in my mind as bell. -- as well. Do you want to go with China?

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Gee. OK, Dale. What is your answer? China. Do you both agree? We do,

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Dale. Yes. I have accepted China collectively as your answer. I'm

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hoping the answer is China. Please. It's Japan. Sorry. So sorry. Please

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make your way back where you started. I'm sorry.

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Oh, my goodness. Right ork. Well, now, let's get some money in the

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prize fund. �20,000 isn't nearly Gosh. I did literature but not this.

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One Shot.... Just gut feeling-wise so I don't prolong it any more,

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because I don't actually know, I'm saying Jack Reacher. Would you like

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me to accept that as the answer? Yes, please. I accept Jack Reacher.

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If that is right, we'll have �25,000 in the prize fund. Is it

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Jack Reacher? Yes! Oh! Oh, my God. Here is where we could make it

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�30,000. I would love to make it �30,000. We have to gets that prize

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Great movie. Yes. You are looking at me like you know this one.

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know, I thought I would and then I saw the names. Stkph great movie.

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Gosh. I'm going to say Tracy. I have no idea... Would you like me

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to accept Tracy as your answer? Is the answer Tracy? Yes! Oh, my

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God. The actress played by Diana Rigg, fabulous, she gets shot in

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the end. Great movie. Let's make it �35,000. Here is your next question.

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I never know if you like these I'm thinking, because it came just

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I'm going to go cowboys. Would you like me to take that as your

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answer? Yes. I accept cowboys. That was the gut reaction and I always

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say follow your gut reaction. If you are right, it's proven. Is it

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cowboys? Yes. Oh, my God. Getting on in the game now. Focus. The

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klaxon could go at any time and you are on your own in Winners' Row.

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I know this one. I think I do. United Arab Emirates. Is that's the

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right answer, we'll have �40,000 in the prize fund and you are on your

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own in Winners' Row. Is that the answer? Yes!

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Oh, my God. I don't believe it. are on a bit of a roll here.

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There's no-one here with you and the klaxon could go at any time.

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Here is your next question. You know this one, don't you?

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Mormonism. Would you like me to accept that as your answer? Yes,

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please. If you are right, it will be �45,000 in the prize fund. Is

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Here is your next question. �50,000 you are looking at. Can't believe

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German. So I'm thinking Wagner. But it's just a guess. Mozart. OK.

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don't know. There's no reasoning behind it, I just... Would you like

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me to take Mozart as your answer? Yes. I don't know why, but...

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with that? Yes. OK, I accept Mozart. If that is the right answer, you

:29:38.:29:46.

will have �5,000 in the prize fund. Is the answer Mozart? Yes! Oh, my

:29:46.:29:56.
:29:56.:30:11.

God. This will make it �55,000. Endocast. Would you like me to take

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that as your answer? Yes, something's told me straightaway. I

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don't know... I accept endocast. If that is right, �55,000. Is the

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answer endocast? Carapace. I'm so sorry. She's done so well. Jules,

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make your way to red. APPLAUSE That means another player from the

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waiting area is about to join me in empty Winners' Row. Who is it going

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to be? Let's find out. It's white, it's Gareth. Come on over here

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again. Well done! Thank you, Dale. Welcome back!

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Welcome back. And well deserved actually because you put an awful

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lot of money in that prize fund and you're back here in Winners' Row.

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Well done. Thanks, Dale. You are only here because Jules was on a

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run. Got to get Jules out of the Red Area. �30,000 of that �50,000

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is you? Out of pure luck, but yes. You did very well. For a while,

:31:25.:31:32.

Gareth was the main player. To gain that spot back in Winners' Row,

:31:32.:31:42.
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Erm... A poodle. Would you like me to accept poodle as the answer?

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Please, Dale. I accept poodle. If a cross between a cock spaniel and a

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poodle is a cockapoo, you will be sitting alongside Gareth in

:32:02.:32:07.

Winners' Row. If it isn't, you are going right back yes you started

:32:07.:32:10.

and you are tonight's most successful player having put

:32:10.:32:20.
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�30,000 of the �50,000 in. Please tell me the answer is poodle?

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you! Well done! Very nice. KLAXON SOUNDS

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It's �50,000 and there are two players in Winners' Row. That money

:32:38.:32:42.

is not going anywhere, but hopefully between you two. You can

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relax. Guys, what can I tell you? You've all got to play except Abi

:32:48.:32:52.

at the end. So sorry, but it was lovely to meet you. Jack and Jackie,

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thank you so much but I have to say, good night. Safe journey home. You

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are both one question away from taking home your share of that

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money. I'll be back with your Our players need to hold their

:33:20.:33:24.

nerve for a few more minutes before finding out if they are going to be

:33:24.:33:28.

a winner and take home some cash. Here is your chance to win a

:33:28.:33:32.

fortune in tonight's Thunderball draw from the National Lottery.

:33:32.:33:42.
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We are live at Lottery HQ with your host. Myleene Klass. Hole low

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everyone at home. Only two winners or people who were going to be

:33:49.:33:53.

winners left there in that row. lot of cash they could be taking

:33:53.:33:56.

home? Indeed and there is a lot of cash that you could be winning as

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well. There's a Hans for you to become �500,000 richer and, as

:34:01.:34:05.

there were no Lotto jackpot winners on Wednesday, we have a Lotto

:34:05.:34:09.

rollover. That's not to say that no-one is going to hit the jackpot

:34:09.:34:13.

this week because three ticket holders did last Saturday. One of

:34:13.:34:18.

the lucky peeps was a Mr N from Hampshire, good codename. He played

:34:18.:34:22.

online and is an incredible �1.3 million richer and, dare I say,

:34:22.:34:27.

pretty happy about it as well. Congratulations. Indeed. That's not

:34:27.:34:32.

the only winners' news we have. We were lucky enough to catch up with

:34:32.:34:37.

another brand-new winner earlier this week. More about him later

:34:37.:34:41.

because we are ready for the first draw of the night. It's Thunderball,

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OK, let's do it. Start up the first Ready to start, Julie? Yes, we are.

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Good luck, everyone. Here we go, then. First to be

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The second machine now. One final ball to be drawn from this machine.

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It's the Thunderball itself and is worth money to each and every

:36:14.:36:21.

ticket that matches with it. If you have already matched with the

:36:21.:36:26.

numbers already drawn, you can win half a million. Good luck. This

:36:26.:36:32.

could make your weekend a little bit special. There sis, number 1!

:36:32.:36:38.

So here are the Thunderball numbers again, this time in ascending order.

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Thank you. We'll be back with the live Lotto Draw and news of a live

:36:49.:36:59.
:36:59.:37:04.

jackpot winner in a few minutes' APPLAUSE Welcome back. Now, a few

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minutes ago, these two people helped put �50,000 in the prize

:37:08.:37:13.

fund, which means they are each looking at a share of at least

:37:13.:37:18.

�25,000 each and they're just one question away from that cash.

:37:18.:37:24.

Gareth. How are you feeling? Very, very fortunate, Dale. You did put

:37:24.:37:30.

in �15,000. It seems like a lifetime ago. Yes, it does.

:37:30.:37:34.

then it must have seemed even longer while you were waiting?

:37:34.:37:38.

the other contestants there, yes. As you look at the prize fund.

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�50,000, and you know that Jules helped with �30,000 of that which

:37:43.:37:48.

means, if things go according to plan, you will both go home with

:37:48.:37:54.

�25,000 apiece. So here is your last question of the night. This

:37:54.:38:00.

question is worth to you a minimum of �25,000. OK. Shall we do it?

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Let's do it. Please reveal the Not my genre of music, to be honest

:38:28.:38:32.

with you, Dale. Very much my partner's music. I think we can

:38:32.:38:38.

rule out Radiohead because it's not that kind... I can't imagine them

:38:38.:38:47.

in collaboration with Rihanna at all. Hard-Fi... It's not a band or

:38:47.:38:57.
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a group that I recognise. So I I'm tending the lean for Coldplay.

:39:07.:39:11.

Princess of China. I think I'm going to go with Coldplay, Dale.

:39:11.:39:19.

Would you like me to take that ass your answer? -- as your answer? Yes,

:39:19.:39:23.

please, Dale. I accept Coldplay. Tonight, you have played a

:39:23.:39:29.

brilliant game, you put in �20,000, you then disappeared in the waiting

:39:29.:39:33.

area for a while. Fortunately, it went in your favour and you found

:39:33.:39:39.

yourself back in Winners' Row. That question is worth the minimum to

:39:39.:39:47.

you of �25,000. If you get it wrong, it does mean the next question is

:39:47.:39:54.

worth �50,000 to Jules. For �25,000, please tell me Gareth has given me

:39:54.:40:04.
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the correct answer. Is it Coldplay? Yes, yes! Well done. Well done. You

:40:10.:40:19.

can relax. Now... I would have loved that. Yes, a Rihanna question.

:40:19.:40:23.

Here is where we can make almost a perfect world for you. You have

:40:23.:40:27.

seen Gareth win �25,000. You have been the biggest earner in terms of

:40:27.:40:31.

putting money in, you put in �30,000. Your last answer of the

:40:31.:40:36.

night and the last question on the show of the night, it's worth

:40:36.:40:46.
:40:46.:41:02.

�25,000 to you. Hit me. Please Gosh. Something's saying Lewis

:41:02.:41:12.
:41:12.:41:18.

Hamilton. I'm thinking Rory, but it's not. Would you like know

:41:18.:41:23.

accept Lewis Hamilton as your answer? Yes. I will.

:41:24.:41:27.

If it's correct, you are also going home with �25,000. If it's not,

:41:27.:41:35.

Gareth is going home with �50thoutz. Is the answer Lewis Hamilton? --

:41:36.:41:44.

�50,000. Is the answer Lewis Hamilton? Rory McIlroy. And it

:41:45.:41:49.

isn't Holywood, Los Angeles. It's not quite as far away as that. I am

:41:49.:41:53.

sorry, I've loved seeing you. Thank you, Jules. We have to say good

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night, I'm sorry. Thank you. APPLAUSE

:42:05.:42:11.

Wow. Wow! There was a while back there when you were sitting over

:42:11.:42:13.

there thinking you are not going home with anything. It's all over.

:42:14.:42:17.

All I have to do is write the cheque. Relax, I'll be back with

:42:17.:42:27.
:42:27.:42:32.

your cheque in a moment. Well done, So, here is where I ask the

:42:32.:42:36.

question, will you be celebrating with a huge cash win too? There's a

:42:36.:42:40.

fortune up for grabs in the big Saturday night Lotto Draw. Good

:42:40.:42:50.
:42:50.:42:52.

Wow, well done. �50,000 all to yourself, you lucky thing. Your

:42:52.:42:56.

chance to win big at home is moments away with the big Lotto

:42:56.:43:02.

rollover draw. We want to congratulate 27-year-old Allen

:43:02.:43:07.

Jones from Caerphilly who won over �1.1 million. We went to meet him

:43:07.:43:12.

at his local bowls club yesterday to find out how he's enjoying life

:43:12.:43:22.
:43:22.:43:22.

as a millionaire. I'm Allen Jones and I became a

:43:22.:43:32.

millionaire in January. I checked my e-mails and saw the notice

:43:32.:43:39.

saying, congratulations, you have won �1.1 million. I can't repeat

:43:39.:43:44.

what my first words were. I ran downstairs, showed my parents and

:43:44.:43:49.

my mother burst into tears. They didn't believe me whatsoever. We

:43:49.:43:52.

said if we won the lottery, the first thing we'd buy was a

:43:52.:43:57.

retractable roof for my green and as soon as I texted them saying I'd

:43:57.:44:06.

won �1.1 million, the first reply I had back was "Roof". I was just

:44:06.:44:09.

back here watching the rugby and football. No change. That's what I

:44:09.:44:12.

wanted. For the first time in my life I shook hands with a

:44:12.:44:15.

millionaire today. Couldn't have happened to a nicer bloke. As long

:44:16.:44:23.

as he stays at the club and plays bowls. I'm walking around and

:44:23.:44:27.

suddenly I see a nice big house or something and think, I could just

:44:27.:44:32.

buy that if I wanted. I just start laughing to myself. It's a bit

:44:32.:44:40.

surreal. Aw. Lovely. What a nice chap.

:44:40.:44:45.

Is that what you guys dream about, retractable rooves. Hand bags, have

:44:45.:44:51.

I taught you nothing!? Hopefully some of you guys at home will be as

:44:51.:45:01.
:45:01.:45:15.

lucky as Allentonite. Here is the Let's do this.

:45:15.:45:25.
:45:25.:45:31.

All the retractable rooves! Now, let's start. No-one hit the jackpot

:45:31.:45:38.

on Wednesday hence the rollover tonight. Julia is at the ready.

:45:38.:45:48.
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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 50 seconds

:45:48.:46:39.

Millionaire's row this weekend looks like this in ascending order.

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If you played Lotto plus five, Alan will reveal the results at the end

:46:44.:46:50.

of the show. All the other draws can be viewed online on the day

:46:50.:46:56.

from the draw. Scott Mills is here next Saturday at the slightly later

:46:56.:47:00.

time of 8.20. We are heading back over to Dale Winton now for the

:47:00.:47:08.

final part of tonight's show. Good night.

:47:08.:47:12.

My work is done! All I have to do now is hand over a cheque to our

:47:12.:47:22.
:47:22.:47:26.

winner. Oh, yes! It says "Please pay Gareth �50,000".

:47:26.:47:31.

With pleasure. Congratulations. Well done. Thank you.

:47:31.:47:37.

Enjoy it. We have had a great night tonight.

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