Episode 8 The National Lottery: In It to Win It

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

with tonight's quiz, just press red to take part. Now, here's your host,

it's Dale Winton! APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Thank you. Thank you! I love a warm welcome. Great

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

It. In tonight's National Lottery draws there's a fortune to be won.

Are you going to be a winner? I am keeping everything crossed for you.

Here in the studio I have got up to �100,000 to be won by five eager

players. Come on, let's meet them. They're Luke, Barbara, Muris,

Tulopode and Suzanne. They're smiling over there. Here's the deal,

they'd rather be over here in Winners' Row. Whoever is sitting in

one of these chairs when the klaxon goes means they're in with a chance

of big money and I could be handing them a cheque for that cash. Who

will be the first person to sit in Winners' Row? You each have your

own colour. Here's where we find It's white, it's Muris! Come and

Hi, how's it going? Come and sit down. You are shaking. Are you

shaking with fear, joy? Both? the time. Where have you come from?

Originally from Yugoslavia. don't have an eastern European

accent. I came here young. Like? was 12. Who did you did you bring

with you for support? My wife and best friend. What do do you? I am a

school teacher. High school. That would be? 16. How much do you want

to go home with tonight? I want to win the whole lot. LAUGHTER Nothing

wrong with that. That's the right way to be. 100,000 would mean what

to you? Life-changing. I have a young family, I have a son two's

two-and-a-half and a daughter is five months and we live in a small

house and we are desperately trying to move to a bigger house so my

daughter can have her own bedroom. What about a little treat for you

or your wife, something where you think if you won 100,000 you could

at least have a splurge? A good night's sleep. Stop! We have to get

some money going here. Nothing in the prize fund at the moment. Every

question worth �5,000. A wrong answer, it's to the red area. We

don't want to be going there. Two ways out, back where you started,

or back on Winners' Row. That's a difficult question, because it's

not multiple choice. OK. Let's look When the question came out I was

thinking David Walliams. I don't know why. I am glad that's on there.

I am going to go with David Walliams. Would you like knee

accept David -- me to accept David Walliams as your answer? I

anticipate it, it's there -- I accept it, there is. Is it David

Walliams? Yes! APPLAUSE OK, good start. Thank you.

Let's make it �10,000. Here is your Who has far to go? I should know

this, Dale. Children, yeah. My wife will know this. I am constantly

singing to them. I am going to say Wednesday's child. It's a guess. I

always said if I I don't know the answer I am going to go down the

middle. OK. I have usually been right. That's your philosophy.

probably the wrong one. Am I to take Wednesday's child as your

answer? Yes. I have accepted Wednesday's child. Is it that's

right, you are still here in Winners' Row. There's �10,000. Is

it Wednesday's child? I was going to say say Thursday's child.

you weren't! You were going to say Wednesday's child. Please make your

way to red. Oh dear! APPLAUSE It does mean we

have �5,000 in the prize fund and I have four anxious players eager to

join me in the game. Let's find out It's blue, it's Suzanne. Come and

make some money! APPLAUSE AND CHEERING Hi, Suzanne.

Good to see you. Come and sit down. How are you? Very well, thank you.

Better now I am over here. Absolutely. I can hear an accent.

Where are you from? Edinburgh. Beautiful part of the the world.

Who did you bring with you? My mum Anne and sister, Caroline. What do

you do in he had brain? I am -- in Edinburgh? I am in the fire service.

That sounds dangerous. Has its moments. Do you drive? I am not

allowed to drive any more. I used to drive the fire engines. Why?

Because you are only allowed to drive as a firefighter. I am a boss

now. I play with the pedals that make the noise, I have that

important job! How much do you want to win? I don't want to sound

greedy, but the lot would be nice. How often do you get the chance to

grab �100,000 if you are lucky. know. What would you do with the

money? I would like to do adventure sports, an Ironman which is

expensive equipment. What's that? It's a three kilometre swim, 190

kilometre bike and marathon at the end. Wow, you don't make life easy

for for yourself! This isn't getting the job done. You are here

because Muris didn't know his Wednesday's child from Thursday's

child and he is a school teacher. However, your first question isn't

just yet. I will bring that to you as soon as I have Muris sitting

next to you out of the red area. You know how this works. Tkoeu.

difficult part of this is it's not multiple choice. You need to find

me the answer. Are you ready? He was paparazzied good and proper.

Where was it? I remember this. Just can't think of it, of the city. I

am thinking Florida. But again it's going to be a guess. Just think...

Other places in America. That's the only one that's in my head, I am

going to say Florida. Would you like me to accept that as your

answer? Yes, please. I accept Florida as your answer. OK. Is the

answer Florida? It's Las Vegas. Please make your

way back to where you started. Suzanne, what do you think? I have

seen Big Ben. I kind of have a rough idea in my head of how big 20

and 50 metres is. I don't think it's them. I am going to go for 100

metres. OK. I hope that's the right answer, Dale. Would you like me to

accept 100 metres as the answer? Yes, Dale. I accept 100 metres F

that's right, you have another �5,000. Is it 100 metres? Yes!

APPLAUSE OK �10,000. You are on your own in Winners' Row. Let's

make it �peuf teen,000 -- �15,000. There are ways of saying it, Novak

Djokovic. People do say it different ways. Here are the

choices: I know this one, Dale because I

like watching the tennis. OK. actually know this. It's not France

or Turkey, it's definitely Serbia. Would you like me to take Serbia as

the answer? Yes. If that's the right answer we have another �5,000

in the prize fund. Is it Serbia? Yes.

APPLAUSE You are smiling. You either like

this or... If the right answer comes up I will like it! Let me

show you the three choices. Did the one you were expecting

appear? Yes, it did. Which is? Sheeran. Is that the the answer you

would like me to take. Yes. seem confident, which is good. If

you are confident and know, go for it. Put the money in. OK. Is it Ed

Sheeran? Yes. APPLAUSE

It's getting very serious here. This could be �25,000. It certainly

is. And you are on your own. Here Well now I am stuck. In that case,

take it real steady. My gut instinct tells me it's 1.3 billion.

I know they've got a huge population, but I don't think it's

2.5 or or 4.7. I will go with 1.3 billion. Would you like me to

accept that? Yes, please. Then, I shall. I have. It's done. We have

an arrangement. Is it 1.3 billion? APPLAUSE Let's even it up to

Do you watch the Bond movies? but you always know the badies by

their second names, nobody really talks about the first names, do

they. I do love Bond movies, I love them. I am going to go with the one

that kind of draws me the most to it, for no other reason, apart from

that, and go for Scaramanga. Would you like me to take that as the

answer? Yes. Is Auric the right name for Scaramanga? Goldfinger.

You wereing back -- you will be back. Fingers crossed. For now,

please make your way to red. APPLAUSE �20,000 she put in. It

means that whoever comes out of the waiting area joins me with �25,000

in the prize fund already. But who It's pink, it's Luke! Come and make

some money. APPLAUSE AND CHEERING How are you

doing? Good. Come and sit down. Be honest, were you getting worried

there there? Yes, definitely. were beginning to think my moment

to shine is not going to happen. was. Where have you come from

tonight? A small town in West Yorkshire. What do do you there?

am an account manager for a waste management company. It's not

management of people, though. it? No, it's management of

customers really. Basically it's like a complaints department?

it's not just that, it's winning new business for the company.

do you do that? You are saying, your waste could not be in better

hands than with us? Exactly. That sort of thing. That could be my new

tag line. Give us your waste, you won't be sorry. Something like that.

You should come and work for us. You are chucking out brilliant

lines. Who is here with you for support? My wonderful mum and

gorgeous girlfriend up there. ladies. How much do you want to go

home with? Absolutely everything. �100,000? Yes. What would do you

with with �100,000? Well, first of all, probably be substantial

deposit for a house because me and my girlfriend are living together.

Right. Fantastic holiday, as well. Wedding hasn't appeared anywhere

here? It might do if there's anything left, you know. You have

no idea the amount of trouble you are in. LAUGHTER You have no idea.

Listen, I wish you luck. I do. You want all the money, don't blame you.

However, Suzanne, got to get her back here where she belongs, that's

when you will get your first question. Suzanne. Yes, can I have

the Vegas question, please. That was a beauty, wasn't it. Show me

the red area question. Right. I think I know this one.

Good. Hoping I know this one. are hoping. Newmarket, horse racing.

Is the answer you would like me to take horse racing? Yes, Dale.

accept horse racing. If that's right you are back in Winners' Row.

Are you ready? I am. Here is your first question, I wish you the best.

You like travel, geography? Yeah. OK, let's look at the choices.

OK. You are going to tell me there was one you you were hoping would

appear. Yes. I could sense that. was sure I I knew the answer before

they came up. Fingers crossed. Lake Superior. Would you like me to take

that as your answer? Yes, Dale. that. -- I accept that. Is it Lake

Superior. Well done. At the moment the split is �15,000 if the klaxon

Right. It wasn't the Golden Hind, I don't think. I am just thinking

Captain Scott, because it was obviously an expedition, I am

definitely drawn towards Discovery. I am I am pretty sure it's

Discovery, I don't think it was the Golden Hind or The Beagle. That was

other voyages around the world. Discovery, Dale. Would you like me

to take Discovery as your answer? Yes, Dale. I accept it. It's locked

in. Is it right, if it is, it's worth another �5,000. Yes, well

done. Here's where we make it OK. Um... I am type B, so I think

that's a bit rarer than the other two. I am going to rule that out.

It's between A and O. I have just got a feeling that it's type O.

Are you saying you would like me to take type O as the answer? Yes, I

am. If it's right, we will have another �5,000 in the prize fund.

Is it type O? Yes! Well done. APPLAUSE Right, �40,000. If the

klaxon went now you are looking at �20,000 each. Let's look at the

Are we talking about Bristol, Manchester or Oxford?

I didn't watch it. You didn't, it was wonderful. I know, I know, but

there was an answer in my head before three came out and it's

there. I am fairly sure it's Oxford. Would you like me to take Oxford as

the answer? Yes, Dale. Suzanne, I accept it. There you are. It's lit

up. Is it Oxford? Yes. APPLAUSE Right. I have absolutely no idea

whatsoever. OK. Then, take it steady, try and work it out and

eliminate them. OK. My gut's telling me Emma Thompson. Would you

like me to take that as your answer? Yes. Then I shall. I hope

you are right. Is it Emma Thompson? Yes. Come on! It seemed right,

didn't it? Yes. �30,000 of that 50 is down to you, Suzanne. Let's hope

I get a bit of it. OK. Here is your Out of the three answers there's

only one - I was in Morocco a couple of years back and I am sure

The At lass Mountains -- Atlas Mountains are part of Morocco, so

with that in mind I am going to go with Africa, Dale. OK, would you

like me to accept Africa as the answer? Yes, Dale. OK, I have taken

that as the answer. Is it Africa? Yes.

APPLAUSE You are doing really well. Here is

I don't think it's tail. Tpwu might be, -- but it might be, I don't

know, to be honest. When you see someone examine a horse, that

sounded wrong, when you see someone examine a horse on TV or something

like that, I just got a feeling that they look at the teeth. Right.

Is that your answer? Well, I have nothing better. OK. Yeah, teeth.

it's right, it's �60,000. Is it teeth?

Come on! I couldn't imagine what the eyes, you know, and what do do

you, lift up the tail? I don't know. Give him a cheer, he is good.

Suzanne, are you ready for another one? I am ready, Deal. Are you

passed the nerves now? They're up and down. OK. Here is your next

I watched this programme. I am fairly confident that this one is

Melissa George, Dale. Would you like me to to take that as your

answer? Yes. Accepted, if it's right, you know the deal, another

�5,000. Is it Melissa George? Yes. APPLAUSE

Luke, we could make this �07,000 now. -- �70,000. Let's look at your

You see now I would have liked this. Do you like this? Well, the first

few words yes and then when you start mentioning the 18th century,

no. Looking at it there's one answer that really, really stands

out to me. That's India. Simply because I know that the British

forces have been in that part of the world, I think at that sort of

time. I've got nothing better to go on. So are you saying you want me

to take India as the answer? Yes, I am. OK. Luke, I accept India as the

answer. If it's right, that's altogether �70,000. Is it India?

Yes. Come on! I remember nothing of my history

lessons at school, but what I do remember is he was always known as

Clive of India but then I was educated in a different time scale

to you. I was in a different century. It was closer to the 18th

century. LAUGHTER Ah! �70,000. I dare not look over my left shoulder,

how are they doing over there? They're OK. Are you ready? Here is

Well, there's one answer that I am thinking of after watching the -

what's the Ms Dynamite the -- the films were out and I remember the

velociraptor were the nasty ones that hid and grabbed what was there

and ran off again. Would you like me to take that as your answer?

OK. Accepted is it velociraptor? Yes.

OK. Let's make it �80,000. Here is OK. I know that Ryan Giggs is

either 40 or just turned 40. Right. I don't think that David Beckham is

as old as Ryan Giggs. I could be wrong. 37, turning 38. 1975. Would

you like me to take 1975 as your answer? Yes, Dale. I accept 1975 as

the answer. I would love it to be 1975. Is it?

Yes! Come on! Well done. You guys, look at that

�80,000. That means if the klaxon went now you would both be playing

for �40,000. I am getting nervous You did well with the geography

question, or you have been doing well with them, I noticed. OK. Um...

I don't think it's South Africa. Oh, I should know this. You know, it's

so familiar. It's definitely not South Africa. Definitely not. I am

going to go for Japan, Dale. Would you like me to take that as the

answer? Yes, Dale. OK. I am not 100%. I accept Japan as the answer.

If that is the right answer, we have cracked the �85,000 which

would be amazing. Is it the answer Japan?

Indonesia. Listen, I want to you put this behind you, because I need

to get you back here. For now, you are going to go to red. But you are

coming back. Yes, I am coming back. Promise? Yes, promise. Please make

your way to red. APPLAUSE

OK. �80,000 in the prize fund. There's only one person in Winners'

Row, and I have one in the red area and three players who would love

the chance to join me. Let's find It's green, it's Barbara! Come and

make some money. APPLAUSE

Hi, darling, how are you? I am fine, Dale. Mind the step. There you go.

Have a seat. You took your time! I did, Dale,

but you, you know, let the young ones have it. They've done

wonderful. It's good to see you, Barbara. Where have you come from?

Birmingham. Originally, Lancashire. Who did you bring for support?

friend and Brian, the magician, also a dear friend of mine. Lovely

to see you both. How much do you want? The lot, Dale. That sounds

awful. What would you spend the money on? When you get to my age

you don't want to save it, there's no pockets in shrouds. You want to

spend it, I would spend it on grandchildren who I adore. What

about a treat for you? Probably go on a cruise. Lovely. But eventually

I will retire and take up my lifelong ambition to be a bag lady.

A bag lady?! No. A shopping bag lady, filling shopping bags full of

good things. Shopping bag full of bird seed. Really, you don't feed

the birds, do you? I do, Dale. are not the one that gets all those

pigeons around my house, don't get me started on those! They love my

house, why? I don't feed them. probably have more central heating

on than most people so the roof will be warm. It's the tanning bed

I have up there! Listen, you can relax. You are here because Suzanne

- we are going to get here back here. I will be back with your

question. Suzanne, time is marching on. It's late. I am going to sit

next to you for this. I tell you why, because this is a big deal.

It's getting late in the game. is. You know thousand works. This

is not -- you know how this works. Right. There's one country within

that area that - the only one I can really think of that's missing. I

am hoping it's the right answer. The answer I am going to go for is

Germany. Would you like me to take Germany as your answer? Yes, Dale.

Then I shall. I have. It's secured. It's locked in. I am looking for

Germany. APPLAUSE

Well done. Back you go. That was good. That was so good. OK.

KLAXON I had a feeling that was going to happen. When you look,

look at that prize fund. It's frozen at �80,000. Each one of you

is one question away from a share of that money. It means �26,666.

That's the minimum you can go home with if you give me the right

answer. I will be back with that question shortly. Guys, you never

got a chance to come over, but it was lovely to see you. Muris, you

did but it didn't work out. Give them a cheer. Good night, guys.

APPLAUSE OK, one one question. I will be

back with that question very soon. I have to say, it's going to feel

like forever but it's a few minutes in reality and it's those few

minutes where you could win an absolute fortune and I wish you

luck. It's time for tonight's Thunderball from the National

We are live at lottery HQ with your host John Partridge. Hello everyone

at home. Winners waiting patiently on Winners' Row. I dare say a lot

more potential winners waiting patiently at home. The waiting is

nearly over, because in just a moment there's a chance for you at

home to become �500,000 richer with Thunderball and there's millions of

pounds to be won on Lotto which is coming up later in the show. Will

you be joining the already impressive list of winners that

have been created this year alone? When I say impressive, I am talking

30 Lotto jackpot winners all since the start of this year. We are only

two months in. I know. One of the latest jackpot winners was husband

and wife team, Christine and Robin from Shropshire. There they are.

They matched all six numbers on last Saturday's Lotto draw winning

over a staggering �6.2 million and they're planning on spreading the

wealth amongst their four children and five grandchildren. They're

planning a few treats of their own. Congratulations to both of you.

Right, we are ready to start making a few more winners tonight with

OK, Julie, please start up that first machine. Julie Hamilton is

our draw master and overseeing our draws is independent adjudicator

Are we ready to start? We are, John. You heard the lady, good luck.

39 to pick from in this first machine. You choose five, that's

how the game works. Three opportunities per week to play the

game, Wednesday, Friday and Get that second machine started,

please, Julie. One final ball to be drawn from this machine. It's the

Thunderball. It's worth money to each and every ticket that matches

it. If you have already matched with all the other numbers drawn,

you are looking at a prize of �500,000. So, good luck.

Just imagine! This could make your weekend, folks.

Here are tonight's Thunderball We will be back with a live Lotto

draw very soon. First, it's back to Dale and those three patient would-

be winners in Winners' Row. I will see you in a few.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING Not long ago the prize fund just

grew and grew and grew and now it sits at �80,000. It means each of

our three players are looking at a minimum share of �26,666 each on

the turn of one question. That's right, just one question. That's

what separates you, Barbara, from the money. One question. I don't

remember asking you a question yet. You haven't Dale! I know I am

losing it, but I didn't think so. Are you ready? I am ready as I will

ever be. I wish you the best of I would take out shire horse as a

wild animal. Um... I am going to go for deer. Would you like me to take

dire as your answer? -- deer as your answer? I would, yes. OK, I

accept deer. If that is right, the minimum you are going home with is

�26,666. Is that the right answer?

Yes! Well done. APPLAUSE

Are you ready for your last question of the night? I am, Dale.

I wish you the best of luck. Please Did you see the movie? No. Kenneth

Don't think that it's John Gielgud. It's either Richard Burton or

Laurence Olivier. I have a instinct it's Richard Burton. Would you like

me to take that as the answer? this is horrible! Yes. Then I shall.

I can't look. Luke says Richard Burton. If that is right, the

minimum he is going home with, just like Barbara, is �26,666. If it's

wrong, the share goes up to �40,000 each.

Is the answer Richard Burton? I am so sorry. Listen, give me a

hug. Come on, I am so sorry. APPLAUSE Give him a big cheer.

APPLAUSE Your share just went up to �40,000.

Here's where we find out whether you leave with �40,000 or Barbara

leaves with �80,000. Are you ready for your question? Yes, Dale. I am

ready. Is it worth to you �40,000. Do we like a Manhattan?

Manhattan cocktail. Oh, dear. I Manhattan. Whisky. Would you like

me to take that as the answer? Dale. I accept the answer whisky.

You put �45,000 in the prize fund. If that is the main ingredients --

main ingredients in a Manhattan you are going home with �40,000. If it

isn't, if it's one of the other two, Barbara is leaving with the full

�80,000. Please tell me that it's whisky.

You can relax. I will be back with your cheques very shortly.

Well, they're going home with �40,000. What are you going to win

tonight? It's tonight's big Lotto draw from the National Lottery.

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time to grab those tickets and get ready. The moment you have been

waiting for has arrived, that's Alan, time to tell us how sfp in

that pot tonight. I thought you would never ask! An incredible �3.9

million. Let's do this. Let's release those weekend balls. Let me

tell you in the last week there have been over 826,000 winners on

Lotto which included three jackpot winners and 20 tickets matching

with five main numbers and the bonus ball and that's good news.

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 57 seconds

Merlin ready? Yes, John. Then good Now if you have played Plus 5 this

week I will reveal the results at the end of the show. The Lotto,

Thunderball and EuroMillions draws for the week can be be viewed

online on the day of the draw from 9.30pm and the results will be

broadcast on BBC1 on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 10.35pm

straight after the 10.00pm news. Gorgeous Jenni Falconer is here

next Saturday during In It To Win It with Dale, who we are going to

head back to for the final part of tonight's show. All that's left to

say is it's good night from me and it's definitely good night from Al.

Definitely! APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

I hope you had a great night and won some money. Big money tonight.

I have big money to give out here. It's my last job of the evening.

�40,000 each. Barbara, congratulations, darling.

Wonderful. Thank you. Enjoy it. Thank you, I will. Suzanne, I was

really worried. I was so worried. �40,000. You so deserve it. Well

done, darling. Thank you. Enjoy it. Thank you. Thank you. Our girls,

well done! That's good. I have had a great night tonight. I hope you