Episode 2 The National Lottery: In It to Win It

It's the National Lottery In It To Win It. Now please welcome your

host, it's Dale Winton! APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Oh, thank you. Thank you, thank you. Good evening. Oh, I am feeling the

love. I love you back. Hope you are well. Welcome to In It To Win It.

Got a great show tonight. Here in the studio I have people whose lives

could change forever with a cheque at the end of the show. Well,

anything up to ?100,000 is on offer. You could be a winner too with the

National Lottery draws. Now, I have got some wonderful co-hosts, players

here for the cash. Let's meet them. They are Sue, Jonathan, Becky,

Christine, and Steve. Look at those cheeky faces. They're over there.

They need to be here. Here is the deal, if they make it out of the

waiting area to join me in winners' row and they're still here at the

end of the show, I could be handing them a cheque for a huge amount of

money. The thing is who will be the first person to sit in winners' row?

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

It's Blue! It's Steve! Come and make some money. Hello, Steve, how are

you? Thank you very much. Come and sit down.

I bet you thought I will be the last one out. Before we start who did you

bring with you for support? My friend Kimberley. Looking lovely.

Are you are you doing? Brilliant. Are you feeling lucky? Oh, yes. What

do you do? I am a pay roll manager. So for... ? A company in Cambridge.

A popular one. It's not weekly, it's monthly. : Do you enjoy it Yeah. You

came here with a dream? Yes, a big dream. How much? My granddaughter

has spent it at the moment, so 80,000. On? A family holiday but

want to take my wife back to Vegas in more style this time. Every

question is worth ?5,000. There's nothing in the fund at the moment.

That means give me a right answer and we will see that go up ?5,000 a

time. If you give me a wrong answer, you know what I am going to say, the

red area. Only two ways out of there. One question and back here or

back there. If you are here when the klaxon goes you know whatever is in

that prize fund you are guaranteed a shot at the share. Good. Ready? I am

ready. I wish you the best of luck. Thank you. First question for

?5,000. Let's make it a good one. I don't remember that. I have six

grandchildren. Do you read to them? No, I wish I did. I don't think it's

Hey Diddle Diddle. I think I am going to plump for the top one, Jack

and Jill. I think it was when they fell down the hill. Are you saying

you would like me to take that as your answer? Yes. If that is right

and I don't remember it was so long ago, it's ?5,000. I hope so. Is it?

Yes! You have put five in, let's make it

ten. Here is the next question. Oh! Well I have heard of all of

them, obviously. Thorax and Pollex and I think the Larynx could be the

voice box, so Larynx. It's confusing when they all have an X at the end.

Done. If that is right you will put another ?5,000 in. Is it the right

answer? Yes. You knew that one. I have this

terrible urge to go like that. With a bald head you want to go... It

blinds people in the reflection. Stop! Can I? Go for it. That's nice.

I enjoyed that. So did I. Thank you. I hope you enjoy the next bit. It

will mean three answers right and ?15,000 in the prize fund. But what

is the question? This one, Gareth Bale is a really

blinding player. Shame he left Tottenham. He doesn't play for

England, which he should do. He doesn't play for Scotland. He does

play for Wales. That was Gareth Bale the mini certificate -- the mini

certificate mini -- the mini series! What is your answer? Wales If that

is right, you seem like 150%, ?5,000. Is it Wales?

Yes. We can make it ?20,000 right now.

Steve, here is your next question. Well, I know golden could well

describe one of them, could describe more than one. I am not sure about

the owl or the falcon. The only one I am sure of golden is the eagle.

Shall I accept eagle as your answer? Yes, please. Done. If that's right

another ?5,000 in the prize fund. Is it the answer eagle?

I have a feeling... So I have. You are one of these people that sits

here and goes for the ?100. You -- ?100,000. I have confidence in you.

Thank you very much. I don't know. Let's hope I haven't jinxed it. Here

is the next question, it will make ?25,000. Let's have a look at it.

Seen it? No, I haven't. But all three actresses are top-notch. I

would agree with that. Julia Roberts, no. Cate Blanchett I

remember her from Lord Of The Rings. I am going to plump for the person I

think it is and that is Sandra Bullock. Would you like me to take

that as your answer? Yes, please. It sounds like a good answer. Is it

right? Yes! They might be looking nervous

over there. ?25,000. It's ?30,000 before you know it if you give me

the right answer to the next one. Steve, I we shall you well. Here is

your -- I wish you well. Here is your next question.

Right. Books. Prizes. My weak subject. So this is going to have to

be a shot in the dark. I don't recognise any of them. I am going to

go middle and Eleanor Catton. Would you like me to take that as your

answer? Yes. I haven't read the book either.

Yes! How are you doing over there? All

right. Are you all right? OK. Here is where it could be ?35,000. Here

is your next question. In High on a hill... You know the rest.

It's one of my wife's favourite films. Mainly because of the singing

in it and the theme tune. I am going to plump for Austria. Would you like

me to take that as your answer? Yes, please. Accepted, set in stone. It's

worth another five. Is that the correct answer? Yes!

OK. Oh my goodness. Here is your next question.

Being from London it's probably one of his most famous pieces there,

it's definitely not zoology. I don't remember him as a singer. I am going

to go for architecture, Dale. Would you like me to take that as your

answer? Yes, please. Accepted, and if it's right, I have a feeling it

is, we have ?40,000 there. Is it architecture? Yes. He did a few

buildings. Which is the one you are referring to? St Paul's. He did. OK.

This is getting very grown-up. It's getting frightening! I love the way

you speak. I love it. 40,000 0. Let's make it ?45,000. Here is your

next question. Historical royalty. I believe she

was the daughter of Henry VIII. I know Mary Queen of Scots, Richard

I... I am going to go with the one that I think it could be and that is

Henry VIII. Would you like me to take that as your answer? Yes,

please. I accept Henry VIII. Is that the right answer? It's Mary! Oh,

well. I love you going oh well! You have put ?40,000 in. You are going

to sail through the red area, I know it. You will be back. I can't live

without you being back, after putting all that money in, you

deserve it. You need to rub my head a bit more. I tell you what, Steve,

make your way to red and I will be with you in a moment when I get one

of them out of the waiting area. Thank you.

APPLAUSE I think he is fabulous. ?40,000.

Amazing. It means I have four lovely people in the waiting area, I say

three and a butch gentleman. Does that work? One of them can't wait to

join me. Who is it going to be? Let's find out.

It's pink, it's Sue, come and make some money!

APPLAUSE Hi, Sue. How are you doing? Lovely

to see you. Come and sit down. Well, I bet you thought this was never

going to happen. I know. He has done well, hasn't he? Fantastic. You have

sat there and watched him put ?40,000 in the prize fund. Amazing.

Who is with you for support? My lovely mum and friend. I bet they

were getting worried, as well. What do you do? I am a civil servant.

Right. I have been there 29 years. ?100,000 is looking kind of

possible. It's amazing really. He did such a good job so quickly. What

about a real treat for you, a car, holiday, shoes? For my 40th birthday

our friends had an absolute ball and it's my 50th and we couldn't afford

it. You could do serious damage in New York. You can relax, you are

only here because Steve got his monarchs wrong. I will be back with

you with the first question in a moment. Steve! Look, you put ?40,000

in the prize fund. Seriously it means that you more than anybody

deserve to be back there. One question, this is not multiple

choice, so you need to find the right answer which I am sure you can

do to make your way back to winners' row. If not, you are back where you

started. I don't want to think about that. If you are ready, can I show

you a question? Yes, please, Dale. I wish you the best of luck. Here it

is. Oh, 1952, a bit before my time.

The only, I don't... I am not going to brush you. This is

where you do take it steady. I will come and sit down with you. Think

about what you are going to do. Time is moving on. You don't want to be

back there. Talk me through what you were thinking? I have never heard of

this. 1952 is before my time. Wilber is not the name I would have given a

pig! How old are you? I am 48. I am jumping for the only book I know

with animals in, before I was born. I am going to say Animal Farm.

If it is right, you will knock me out. Are you saying you would like

me to take that as your answer? Yes, please. If it is right, you

will stake your claim on that 40 ground. So, I am hoping it is animal

farm, is it the right answer? You can hear the disappointment.

Steve, my friend, it is Charlotte's Web.

Please, make your way back to where you started.

Well. You are on your own in Winners' Row. Steve has left you,

now, with ?40,000. Are you ready? Yes. Here is your first question.

I haven't seen the films. I don't think it is Tom Baker. Sylvester

McCoy? Christopher Ecclestone. I do not

know why. Would you like me to take that as your answer? Yes. Accepted.

If that is right, you have dodged a bullet. Is that the answer?

It is Sylvester McCoy. Sue, I am so sorry. Please make your way to the

Red Area. Here is the thing, no one in

Winners' Row. Someone is about to join me here, who is it going to be?

Let us find out. Whoa. Did you hear the noise from

the audience. I heard something. They love you. Welcome back. Just

relax, you are where you belong. I am now going to get Sue back into

winners row. Are you ready? One question, not multiple choice. Find

me the right answer and you will be sitting alongside Steve. Shall we do

it? I wish you luck. Mount Olympus, the Olympics. Grease.

Would you like me to take that as your answer? -- Greece.

Yes! Well done. OK. 40 grand in the prize fund. You are looking at a

share of 20 grand APs. How are you doing?

I am all right, not too bad, thank you.

I have brought my mum and my friend. How are you, gorgeous? Are

you enjoying sitting over there? And who did you bring? My husband and my

best friend. And sitting on the end, how are you

doing? I am fine, I just want to get over there. I have brought my

husband and my friend. Good to see you. Be patient. You saw what Sue

did. Right now, I would like some more money in that prize fund. For

another five grand, Steve, here is your next question.

Well, if I had my appendix out, I hope they don't touch the brain.

Come to think about it, not my throat either. I will go with

abdomen. Shall I take that as your answer? If that is right, 45 grand.

Yes! Right. It is getting very grown up.

Serious cash here. You could make it 50, let us have a look at your

question. The middle, 4. Would you like me to

take that as your answer? If that is right, you know the drill.

It is 2. South Dakota and South Carolina. I am sorry, please make

your way down. That means I have another space in

Winners' Row. Finally, one of you three are going to join me. Let us

find out who it is going to be. Hi, darling, how are you doing? Take

a seat next to Steve. Well. There is another patient lady for you. Where

you thinking, this isn't going to happen tonight? Yes. Spare a thought

for the others. You came here and wondered how much you would go home

with, how much was in your mind? I have already spent 50,000 of it.

In my mind. Talk me through your shopping list? I have recently

passed my driving test so I need to buy a new car. To take my family on

holiday. I have another baby on the way, so it would go towards that.

Thank you. I have always wanted to see the orangutans in Borneo, so I

would have to put a little aside for that. I work in a bag. I have always

wanted to be a teacher. I have a 20-month-old son at home and I think

it would be nice to do primary school teaching. You said you wanted

50. You are almost there, there is 45 grand, thanks to Steve.

First I need to get Sue back in Winners' Row.

I will be right back. Oh, dear. You sailed through it last

time with Mount Olympus. Let us have a look at your question if you are

ready. Please show me the Red Area

question. Here we go. I love Friends. I watch it over and

over again. The only actress I can think who has been in so many films

is Jennifer Aniston. Yes. Accepted. Is that the right answer? It sure

is! OK. And then there were three. That

means you are looking at a potential share of 15 grand apiece. We can

make that better than that. Are you ready for your first question. Let

us have a look at it? I know this one. I will not waste

much time. Good. It is Edinburgh. Would you like me to take that as

your answer? Accepted. Yes! Well done! Good. 50 grand. Come

on, Steve, make it 55. Here is your next question.

One of my favourite films up until 2012. Because Matt Damon stopped

doing it? Really? Yes. Oh, my goodness. Now, who took over from

him. Normally, I would go middle, but I do not know. I am going to

plump for Michael Fassbender. Would you like me to take that as your

answer? Yes, please, Dale. Accepted. If that is right, you have broken

your own golden rule of middle. Middle Biddle. We will see if it

paid off this time, to change your habits of a lifetime. The five

grand. Is it Michael Fassbender? Never change a good thing. Please

make your way to the Red Area, Steve.

OK. One of you will be joining me for sure after Sue has put another

five grand in the prize fund. Here is your next question.

Are you a Bridget Jones fan? I am, but I have never read any of the

box. I love the films. I am certain, I can't say certain. I know

it has got the word, boy, in the title. What makes you think that? I

think it is the third answer. Would you like me to accept that as your

answer? Yes, please. If you are right, 55 grand.

Yes! Well done. An interesting situation. Only two

people in the waiting area, you both want to be here and one is about to

join me. Let us find out who it is going to be.

It is green, it is Jonathan. Come and make some money!

Hi, Jonathan. Good to see you. Come and sit down.

You have every reason to smile. You have chosen a good time. Here you

are in Winners' Row. Where are you from? From London. From Putney,

south-west. He is posh! One is posh and one is not. Chalk and cheese.

What do you do? I work at a university within student support.

How much do you want to win? Anything over 30. The first thing, I

would take all my family in England to see my family in Egypt. They have

never met my nephew who is five, quite a few of us. I wish you luck.

Rank you. I am going to get Steve out of the red area. Steve. Yes?

Rub my head. You should not be encouraging me! It's getting late in

the game. I don't like you being in jeopardy like this which means you

are one question away from going back to winners' row and one

question away from back where you started. It's not melt we choice.

You have got -- it's not multiple choice. The audience are really with

you and they know you deserve to be there and you put all that cash in.

I am not going to put the moment off any longer. Are you giving me the go

ahead? Yes, Dale. Here is your red area question. Do you like this?

Yes! Thank you, yes, I do. Right. Now Russia, big country. Main

capital city where the Olympics were held, I am going for Moscow, Dale.

Would you like me to take Moscow as your answer? Yes, please. I accept

Moscow. Is the answer Moscow? Yes! Back you go.

Very good. Oh, the klaxon has sounded. That means one thing, that

prize fund is frozen. We have got ?55,000 in there. Each of our

players are looking at going home with a minimum of ?13,750. If they

give me a correct answer. Guess what, you are one question away from

that cash. You can relax, you are lucky. You got in just under the

wire there. Relax. I will be back in a minute. Becky, oh, darling! What

do I say? Well, thank you for being patient. I have loved meeting your

friends and family. I am sorry to say good night and have a safe

journey home. Thank you. Sorry. APPLAUSE

?55,000 in that prize fund. It's yours for the taking. That's all it

is. I will be back with your question.

Well, they have to hold their nerve, it's a few minutes before they find

out if hopefully all of them are going home with some cash. Speaking

of money, here is your chance to win a fortune in tonight's Thunderball

draw from the National Lottery. Good luck everyone.

Thanks, Dale. Hello everyone and welcome to lottery HQ. That was a

busy start to the show. Good on you, Steve. Loving the never say die

attitude there. There is still a way to go for the contestants so we will

see. Now for your opportunity to win big this Saturday night. First we

have the Thunderball draw with a top prize of half a million. That's

followed by tonight's Lotto draw. It could be your night to win big.

First, if you are short of ideas on where to go this weekend then here

is a few suggestions of National Lottery-funded attractions that you

can visit. We start in Scotland at Falkirk's Helix Park which provides

access to a massive lagoon and a wetlands area among the features. If

you are thinking of visiting on Monday look out for the launch of

The Kelpies which pay homage to Scotland's traditional working

horses. Further down in York is the National Railway Museum for all you

enthusiasts. In Northern Ireland you could stop by the Carrickfergus

Museum where the historic finds on dis display provide a unique glimpse

into the life of the town back to medieval times. We will have couple

more suggestions later, but now here's Thunderball. Let's start up

that first machine, please. Our draw master is Matt Chamberlain. The

draws are being overseen by an independent adjudicator. In the last

week there have been more than 443,000 winning tickets on this

game. OK, which of you is about to win ?500,000. Good luck. Here we go.

Three opportunities a week to play this game, of course. Top prize is

?500,000. Finally from our first machine,

number one. Excellent. Matt, start that second machine, please. We

still need the all-important Thunderball number. Will it be lucky

for you? Remember if you haven't matched with any of the numbers

drawn keep that ticket because all is still in play and you can still

win a prize by matching with the Thunderball alone. So good luck.

Absolutely. Here we go. There are 14 in there. There it is.

Here are tonight's Thunderball numbers again:

Thanks, Alan. We will be back soon with more suggestions on where you

can visit this Easter Bank Holiday along with tonight's Lotto draw.

First, it's over to Dale and In It To Win It. See you shortly.

Welcome back. A few minutes ago these four people all helped put

?55,000 in the prize fund which means they're looking at a potential

share of at least ?13,750 each. They're one question away from that

cash. Jonathan, I gave you a pass, all four people put money in, not so

much! I know. You do know the minimum share is ?13,750 at the

moment. It's your first and last question. Yeah. Ready? Yeah. I wish

you luck. Let's look at the question, Jonathan.

OK. Great. Jason and the Argonauts. Achilles, heel. Oedipus... I don't

know. I can't comment. I know. Riddles of the Sphinx. Um... OK I am

going to rule out Achilles. And then... I watched this ages ago at

school, I can't remember, you probably look at me and go that was

only yesterday. No! Thanks. The one that's jumping out at me is... I am

going to go for Oedipus. Are you saying you would like me to take

that as your answer? Yes. I will. Please, thank you. I accept that. If

that is right the minimum you are leaving with tonight is ?13,750. Is

that the answer? Yes. Well done. APPLAUSE

Well done. Are you going to do the same? I hope so. Well, you have one

on the way and a shopping list as long as my arm. You need to get some

cash in. Are you ready? Yeah You put ?5,000 in you have earned the right

to be here. Let's have a look at your question.

It's all about how old you think he is. OK. Well, I was born in 1980.

He's got about 20 children. Has he? Well, not far off, five maybe. OK. I

think he probably is older. OK, I can rule out the 1960s. Is he older

than me? Yeah. Right. OK. I am going to go

for 1970s. Would you like me to take that as your answer? Yes, please. I

accept the 1970s. I hope it's right for you.

Yes! Well done. Minimum of ?13,750. OK. So, Sue,

here we go. Last question of the night. Here is your question.

Well, I do a lot of cooking and I don't think I have ever twerked and

Miley Cyrus is famous for doing it, I think it's dancing. Would you like

me to accept that as your answer? Yes, please. If it's right minimum

you are going home with is ?13,750. Is it right?

Yes! Well done. Now, Steve, there will be something

very unjust if at this stage in the game having put like 90% of the

money in, you didn't win. I know. You are looking at ?13,750 that will

do for you, won't it? Lovely. It's your last question of the night. Are

you ready? I wish you luck. I hope it's a good one. Let's look at your

question, Steve. Now you had one of these types

before and sailed through it, didn't you? Mm... Oh, dear. A bit nervous.

Here are the choices. Any good? No. Don't tell me that.

There's nothing there that is jumping out at me. Don't think it's

Cuckoo. Thrush or magpie. Oh! I hate this. Is it really that bad? Oh,

Steve! What type of European blackbird? I don't know what one of

those looks like. I don't know. I honestly don't know. So, when in

doubt, middle for diddle, thrush. Would you like me to take thrush as

your answer? Take your time. I will have a little think. Yeah, I want

you to be sure. Yeah, middle, thrush. OK. Are you saying you would

like me to accept thrush as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. I don't

know what the answer is, I really hope it's right, my friend.

I have accepted middle diddle, thrush, when in doubt, that's what

you do. Is it thrush for 13,750 thdz? And you deserve it. --

?13,750. I can't look, tell me it's right. Yes! Well done.

Congratulations. Oh my goodness! I will be back.

So another great night on In It To Win It. Here is a question, will you

be celebrating a huge cash fortune tonight? You could be as we go over

to lottery HQ for tonight's big Lotto draw. Good luck.

Thanks very much, Dale. How tense was that? A huge congratulations to

all four of tonight's winners. A share in the spoils for everyone!

Let's hope there's plenty more winners on the horizon, because

there's still this weekend's big Lotto draw to come. But first, time

for a couple more suggestions for family days out around the UK this

Easter. Heading over to South Wales and

Swansea's Cwmdonkin Park is a former favourite of the great Dylan Thomas.

It offers stunning water gardens you can stroll around, as well as

holiday fitness with basketball and tennis sessions across the Easter

holidays. For those of you in the London area,

how about venturing over to Kenwood House? The newly-restored English

Heritage site includes landscaped gardens, a vast array of

masterpieces, and beautiful interiors including Rembrandt's

self-portrait, and Robert Adam's library.

These are just a handful of the many attractions all over the UK you have

helped fund. For more ideas, go online, and

follow the links. It's time for the big one. Get ready

at home, because here's Lotto. Release those Easter weekend balls.

Tonight's Lotto jackpot has been estimated at ?4.3 million.

There have been over 552,000 winning tickets this last week on Lotto.

Congratulations to Colin and Brenda Roberts from Great Barr in

Birmingham, who scooped a share of last weekend's double rollover

jackpot, winning over ?4.3 million. I bet they've had an incredible

week. Thanks, Alan. The best of luck,

everybody! Thanks, Alan. Remember to check your

tickets to see if you have won one of the 50 prizes of ?20,000 in the

Lotto raffle tonight. That would make your bank holiday, wouldn't it?

As always, full results will be available later via the red button,

or by visiting bbc.co.uk/lottery, and following the links.

Early indications show that the region with the most Lotto raffle

winners tonight is: Scotland. The results of this week's draws are

available on BBC One on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, at 10.35pm,

straight after the ten o'clock news. And you can also watch this week's

Lotto, Thunderball and EuroMillions draws by visiting the website.

I'll be back with you next week. In the meantime, it's back to Dale,

and In It to Win It. Have a lovely Easter break. Goodbye for now.

Christine. ?13,750. Sue. Here you go, ?13,750. Well

done, darling. You got me so worried at the end.

That last question. Well done. Great.

I have had a wonderful night, I hope you have enjoyed watching in In It

To Win It. Here is a thought, come back and see us again. Have a

wonderful night. Last week, all three members of

Winners' Row shared the prize money. And this week, all four were

victorious! Marvellous! Tonight's winning Thunderball and

Lotto numbers are on screen now. And the full Lotto raffle results will

available later this evening on the Red Button, or via

bbc.co.uk/lottery. Don't eat too much chocolate. Enjoy your Easter.

The night.