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It's the National Lottery In It To Win It. Tonight with a Lotto

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rollover. Now welcome your host DaleWinton.

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APPLAUSE I am so feeling the love. And I love

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you right back. Welcome to In It To Win It. Now, this is going to be

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such a show tonight. It won't be long before our players could be

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leaving the studio with up to ?100,000. Oh, yes, that's right.

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Don't forget, you could have a fabulous night too and be a win wear

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our National Lottery draws later too. Fingers crossed for everybody,

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including my co-presenters. Here they are, please give it up for

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them. Chee, Pat, Scott, Louise and Pete. It's all about being in the

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right place at the right time. Here's the real deal. They need to

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make it out of the waiting area and join me in winners' row. Whoever is

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sitting here at the end of the show means I could well be handing

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themming them a cheque for a lot of money. -- handing them a cheque for

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a lot of money. Let's find out who's going to play first.

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It's white, it's Scott. Come and make some money.

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APPLAUSE how are you? I'm good, you? Yeah,

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come and sit down. It's best seat in the house.

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Certainly is. You have to keep this. If you're here at end, you're

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laughing. I'm going to try my best. You bring with for support?

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Beautiful wife Anna and our friend Lesley. Two lovelies there. How far

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have you come? . Lovely part of the world. What do you do? I'm currently

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a dog walker. Oh, right. My wife and I recently set up our own business.

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I left the office. I was an accountant. I decided to give it up

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and start a home business. Do you walk in one go? Can walk up to six

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in one go. ! Do they all get on? We've been lucky so far, yes. All

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our clients' dogs are well behaved and easy. You've come here with a

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dream. Yes, indeed. Everybody comes here thinking - I would like Dale to

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hand me a cheque for... ?100,000. You want the whole thing Yes,

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please. Has been done quite a few times. What would you do with the

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money? Basically, we want to expand our business. That's the first

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thing. Also, my wife and I, we had a honeymoon booked eight years ago

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when hurricane Katrina hit. It brought down our honeymoon three

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days before our wedding. Yes, we ended up going somewhere else. I'd

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love to take my wife back. Here's how it works. Every question is

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worth ?5,000. Stay here as long as you can. If you give me a wrong

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answer, you know what I'm going to say... It's the Red Area for you.

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Two ways out of here, back here in Winners' Row or right back where you

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started. We're not going to think about that, that's gone. Let's hope

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we never experience it. Fingers crossed. I will start with a ?5,000

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question. Are you ready? As I'll ever be. Let's have a look. Here's

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the first question: This is quite a straightforward one

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for me. I normally would be talking through it and thinking what do I

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need to do here. Luckily I know the answer straight away. It's water.

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Shall I take water as your answer? Yes please. Accepted. If that is the

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right answer, good start. Is that the right answer? Yes. Here's the

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second question: Do you read your horoscopes? No, not

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really. When is your birthday? This is the thing. I think I know what it

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is because of my birthday. My birthday is 28th December. . I'm

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thinking it's Capricorn. Would you like me to take Capricorn as your

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answer? Yes. I accept Capricorn. Is it right? Yes. Will it be third time

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lucky? I hope so. Here's your next question. What is the title of mily

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iris chart -- Miley y Cyrus' chart-topping 2013 album? Wow, I

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have no ideas. I thought she was into twerking. . I don't understand

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the whole thing. I haven't got a clue what it's all about. I can't

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even think of a logical way. If it looked like twerk, I would have gone

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for that. There's nothing really I can logically eliminate answers

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with. My gut feeling is thumperz. Would you like me to take that as

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your answer? Yes, unfortunately, yes. Clearly this is not one you

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like. Is that the right answer? It's Bangers. I actually knew that one.

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Did you? Please Scott make your way to red.

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It was all going so well. You will be back Scott I'm sure. In the

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meantime, I have four players all anxious to join me here in Winners'

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Row. One of them is about to do just that. Here's where we find out who

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it is. It's pink, it's Chee.

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APPLAUSE Hi, good to see you. Come and sit

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down. Here's a funny thing, I mean, truth

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is stranger than fiction. It It is. Have Scott, who by the way, you owe

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a big thank you to. Looks after dogs. He does. Did I read right,

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when it said in your application, "I talk to dogs and they understand

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everything I say." Yes. You read something like that. Talk me through

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that. I have limited vocabulary with them. I don't have full-blown

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conversation with them, no. It's usually hi, sit, stay, ball, you

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know and it works both ways. I hate to break it to you, most people when

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they say to their dogs "sit", their dogs sit. Yes. It's quite normal.

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Fetch, you know? I talk to chickens. It is strange. Putting your issues

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aside, how much do you want to being home with? -- Go home with? I'd like

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as much as I could get. 100 would be lovely. Like to do with the money -

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do not say buy a dog. I already have one at home! I would treat the wife

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and my two daughters. But also, we'd like to have a small holding of

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chickens, somewhere with a big garden, where I can have a little

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bit more chickens would be lovely. Want to know who you brought with

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you? My father-in-law and my sister-in-law. I hope you have a

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fabulous night. You're only here because Scott's downfall, which

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means I'll be back with your first question, after Scott's back in

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Winners' Row. How are you doing? Not too bad. You'll never buy a Miley

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Cyrus album ever again. No, I won't. This works like this, one question,

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it isn't multiple choice. You need to find me the right answer. If you

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do, you will be back in Winners' Row. If not, I have three people

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there who would love your company again. I wish you the best of luck.

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Are you ready? I am indeed. Here's your question: Wow.

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I'm thinking, well, ancient times. I have no idea. Ancient Times. I will

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say that. Like me to take that as your answer? Yes. I think you might

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kick yourself when you see the answer.

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If that's there, are you going back to Winners' Row. Yeah. I'm looking

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for ancient times. What is the correct answer? Atlantis. Have you

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seen it? I've heard of it. I haven't seen it. It's on Saturday night on

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BBC. You will be back, hopefully. Fingers crossed. Now back to where

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you started. I'm sorry, Scott. APPLAUSE

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So, are you ready for your first question. I am, yes. Bring it on.

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OK. There was an answer that I was thinking of and it has popped up,

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I'm happy to say. Ip thought you were going to say it hadn't. That's

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good. I'm swaying to the Pacific. I'm going to stick with my gut and

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stick with the Pacific. Like me to accept that as your answer? Yes,

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please. Done. I've accepted Pacific, if it's right

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you've put five grand in the prize fund. Is it? Yes!

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You can make the fund 20, ready? Ready. Here's the next question:

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Oh, I was reading my three-year-old like a book with different stories

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in it, I'm sure that was in it, but I didn't read that one. She didn't

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pick that one for me. I say, bella, you pick a story. She didn't pick

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that one. Fascinating as that was... LAUGHTER

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It's not getting the job done. Is any one of those going, "it's me".

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Little Jack Horner. Are you saying that you want me to take that as

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your answer? Yes, please. If that is right, we'll have 20 grand in there.

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Do you know, little Boy Blue. It sounded right to me. You know what

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I'm going to say - make your way to red.

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An empty Winners' Row. Four in the waiting area, one of whom is about

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to make it over here. Let's find out who it's going to be.

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It's blue. It's Pete. Come and make some money.

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APPLAUSE How are you? Good to see you. Come

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and sit down. I've often wondered what it must

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feel like sitting over there watching it all going onment Awful.

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Is it really? . ??FORCEDWHI Do you ever think, "I'm never going to get

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over. It starts to creep in. Where is that accent from? I'm from

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Lancashire, from Bury. Who's here with you tonight? My beautiful wife

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Elizabeth and her best friend. They are two lovelies up there, willing

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Taufiq do well. What would you do with 100 grand. Well, my wife's got

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expensive taste. She has told me we're going to Dubai because of

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gold. I wish you the best of luck. Five grand a question, but you don't

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even have to think about a question right now. You are only here because

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Chee had an unfortunate question. You know how it works, one question,

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this will not be multiple choice. You can do this. I wish you the

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best. Ready? Ready. Here's your question:

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Do you ever read it? No. Do not have a Scooby Doo. Have a what? A Scooby

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Doo. What's a Scooby Doo? No idea. Is that somebody you heard from one

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of your dogs? Very good, Dale, very good.

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I'm going to come and sit down, try and give you some energy here. Thank

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you. The thing is, that when you get a question like this, nine times out

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of ten, you do know the answer, because you'll have heard it. It's

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like oh, of course, or for a reason, so you know, take your time. Think

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about it. Trying to think what Quixote might relate to. I think I'm

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going to go for Spanish. I shall ask you if you're sure you want to give

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me Spanish as your answer. And I say to you, Chee, Don Quixote,

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originally written in which language, and you say...? Spanish. I

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hope it's right. Is it Spanish? Yes! Back you come. Thank you.

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Let's make it 20 grand right now. Here's your question.

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Do you know what, Dale? I don't know, so I'm going to take a guess.

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Misery. Would you like me to accept Misery as your answer? Yes, I would,

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Dale. You pensively thought that for a moment. Because I don't know!

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Well, I'll accept Misery. OK. If it's Misery, misery loves company,

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and you'll still be here. I wonder, is the answer Misery? The Shining.

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Pete, for the moment, please make your way to Red.

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Erm. I did a project at school on the Second World War and other wars

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as well, and I'm sure it's not fog. I think it's about things coming

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down, so I'm going to go for lightning, Dale. Would you like me

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to take lightning as your answer? Yes, please. It sounds good, it

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sounds logical, I have accepted lightning. If it's right, we've

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finally cracked the 20 grand. Is it lightning? Yes! Good. OK.

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Got an empty seat, someone is going to fill it. One of those three over

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there in the waiting area. Here's where we find out who it's going to

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be. Oh, it's white! Scott, come back.

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Sorry. Sorry. There you go, take a seat. It's an all-boys game tonight.

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Girls, what can I tell you? Be patient. You never know what's going

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to happen. You're only here because... Oh, dear, look at him

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sitting there. Thank you, Pete. Doesn't want to be there, does he?

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Well, we'll get him out of there, back in Winners' Row. Are you ready,

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Pete? I'm ready as I'll ever be, Dale, yes. Let me look, have you put

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any money in yet, Pete? No. OK. I wish you luck. You know what I'm

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going to say. It isn't multiple-choice. One question, find

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the answer and you're back. Here is your Red Area question. Interesting.

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Oh, you're smiling. That's the first time I've seen you smile all night.

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I've never been to New York, but I've seen a lot of programmes with

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New York and I'm sure they're yellow. I'm sure they're all yellow.

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OK. Are you saying to accept yellow as your answer? I'm going to say

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yellow, Dale. Yes. Done. I accept yellow. If that's right, you're back

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in Winners' Row. Is it yellow? Three guys in Winners' Row. It's a

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little sad, 20 grand. You guys all wanted 100. Let's do it. Certainly

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did. Here is your next question. OK. I thought you looked smiling like,

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oh, what a great question, I know this one. No, no, no. I was

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thinking, I've never heard of that film. Seriously. Really? I've never

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heard of that film. Captain Phillips. What would that be about?

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It's got to be about, well, it could be about pirates, sort of film, that

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sort of... Boats. Not necessarily pirate, but a boat sort of thing. Or

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it could be... I'm guessing it's not a Star Trek type film. That's

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normally Captain James T Kirk, so I won't go down that line.

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I know Tom Hanks has recently been in a film. And I don't know what

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film Tom Hanks has been in, but I know there has been a film with Tom

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Hanks in recently. Yeah. So my gut feeling is Tom Hanks. I genuinely do

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not know the answer. I'm guessing Tom Hanks. Are you saying you'd like

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me to take that as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. I've accepted Tom

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Hanks. If that is right, five grand in and you've dodged a nasty

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question. I'm looking for Tom Hanks, is that right? Yes! Yes! How are you

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doing, Chee? I'm all right. OK. Here is your question. Oh, here we go.

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Are you a footie fan? I am, Dale. And I know Andros doesn't play for

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Arsenal. I know he definitely is not a Liverpool player. So I'm going to

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stick with Tottenham Hotspur. OK. Would you like me to take that as

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your answer? Yes, please. That is the quickest you've given me an

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answer. You love this one, don't you? You were smiling from the

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moment it came up. I've accepted Tottenham Hotspur. If that's right,

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30 grand, thank you very much. Is it Tottenham Hotspur? It sure is! OK,

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an estimated 35 grand. Let's have a look at the question.

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I don't think he was born in Lancashire. That's where you come

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from, isn't it? It is where I come from. There's nothing about Horatio

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Nelson around and about where I'm from, so... Now, Norfolk. Is it

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Cornwall because of the sea connotations? Norfolk. I'm going to

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go for Norfolk. Would you like me to take Norfolk as your answer? Yes,

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I'm going to go for Norfolk, Dale. I accept Norfolk. If that's right,

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you've dodged one you didn't like, and there's 35 grand in there.

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Fabulous. Is the answer Norfolk? Yes! Well done. OK.

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Right, OK. Now, this should be quite straightforward for me. Should be,

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should be. OK. Because I play hockey myself, and you don't have a tip-off

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in that. Snooker, I'm pretty sure you break. So I'm going to go for

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

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please. I accept that. There was a logic to your theory and your

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answer. Yes. If you're right, we'll have 40 grand in the prize fund.

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It's looking better, boys. Is it basketball, though? Yes! Chee.

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Hello, Dale. Hello. Well, this is looking better, isn't it? It looks

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nice. Ooh, let's motor on. Are you ready? Yes. Here's your next

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question. Ooh. Again, gut feeling, Wolfgang seems

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to draw me. Oh, it does? OK. Would you like me to take Wolfgang as your

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answer? Yes, please. I accept Wolfgang. If that's right, you've

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put another five grand in the prize fund. Is the answer Wolfgang?

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It's Edward. Please make your way to Reds!

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Girls, you know what this means. One of you will be joining me very soon.

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After you've put another five grand in. Are you ready? I am. Let's make

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it 45. Here's your question. It's not Leo Sayer, Dale. It's not

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Leo Sayer. I'm going to go for Rod Stewart. I'm going for Rod Stewart,

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Dale. Would you like me to take Rod Stewart as your answer? Yes. OK. If

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the answer's Rod Stewart, I've accepted that, 45 grand, lovely. Is

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it Rod Stewart? Yes! Well done. OK. Which means

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we've got one in Red, two in Winners' Row, two gorgeous lovelies

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over there. Oh, let's bring one of the girls over. But which one's it

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going to be? Let's find out. It's green, it's Pat! Yay! Come and

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make some money! Well, look at you! Hi, darling.

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Hello, Dale. Come and sit down. Ooh, thank goodness! Take a seat. Take a

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seat. Oh, and you've left your friend behind. I know. You all right

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over there? No, I'm going to cry. Oh! Hang tight, you never know. How

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are you doing, Pat? I'm very well, thank you, Dale. It's lovely to see

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you. What part of the world are you from? Well, I'm from Birmingham.

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Birmingham, a good Midlands girl. I am. And who's with you to support

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tonight? My best friend, Jackie. Hello. And my lovely

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daughter-in-law, Louise. Hi, girls. Hi. Well, you've come here with a

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dream. I have. How much money would you like? I'd like to win ?60,000,

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please. OK, have you got it all written? I know what the money is

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going for... Yes, it's all itemised. In a spreadsheet. Tell me, tell me!

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No, I'd like to buy a narrow boat. We went on a holiday in a narrow

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boat 40 years ago, me and my husband. Right. I've always dreamed

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of having our own narrow boat. Really? And I thought, well, 30,

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40,000, you could buy a really nice one. And then if I go a bit more

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then, just to pay the mooring fees for a few years, that would be

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fabulous. Oh, wow! You must have really loved it. Oh, I did. Yeah, I

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loved it. Really loved it. Oh, great. You can relax. You're only

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here because Chee got the wrong answer. Thank you, Chee. I know.

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Which means I'll be back with your first question very soon. Just

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relax. I'll be back in a minute. Thank you very much. Thank you.

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Chee. Hello. We've got to get you back in Winners' Row. Ready? Yes,

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Dale. I wish you luck. Let's have a look at your Red Area question. Oh.

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The Faroe Islands. Have you heard of the Faroe Islands? I have. Yes? Yes.

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The Faroe Islands. Erm, Argentina? Are you saying you'd like me to take

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Argentina as your answer? It's a guess, but, yes. Chee has offered up

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Argentina. If that's right, you're going back to Winners' Row. Is it

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Argentina? Denmark. Who knew?! Well, not you,

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obviously. I mean, neither did I. I'm sorry. For now, please make your

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way to Red. You may well be back. Whoa!

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That's a shocker, isn't it, Pat? It is, it is. You chose a good time to

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join me. 45 grand, here's your first question.

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Flamborough Head. Sounds great. A chalk headland. The only one I can

:27:45.:27:54.

think of is Dover cliffs. The White Cliffs of Dover. I'll try the

:27:55.:27:59.

English Channel. Would you like me to take English Channel as your

:28:00.:28:03.

answer? Yes, please. If that's right, another five grand in the

:28:04.:28:07.

prize fund. If not, I'm not even going to think about what happens.

:28:08.:28:15.

Is it the English Channel? Oh, no! Oh, it's the North Sea. Listen,

:28:16.:28:17.

glass half-full, not half empty. That's right. For now, please make

:28:18.:28:19.

your way to Red. Thank you. Come on, Scott, you can do it. Come

:28:20.:28:30.

on, bring it on. Here's your question. Oh.

:28:31.:28:39.

Trevor Baylis, it sounds like quite a modern name. Whereas the wind-up

:28:40.:28:50.

radio would have been invented a long, long time ago. I think on that

:28:51.:28:56.

idea, you know, the wind-up radio made a long time ago, to me, that

:28:57.:29:00.

sounds like a modern name, so I'm going to go for the electric car.

:29:01.:29:04.

Would you like me to take the electric car as your answer? Yes,

:29:05.:29:08.

please, Dale. I accept that. If it is the electric car, we'll have 50

:29:09.:29:12.

grand in there, very nice. If not, it'll be you and Pat together in the

:29:13.:29:14.

Red Area. Is it electric car? Wind-up radio. Please go and join

:29:15.:29:20.

Pat. The Profumo Affair. Ooh. I don't

:29:21.:29:53.

know, Dale. I don't know. Again, Dale. Have you heard it? Heard about

:29:54.:30:00.

it? No, no, no. I don't think it's the '80s. I don't think it's the

:30:01.:30:04.

'80s. I'm going to go for the 1960s. Would you like me to take the '60s

:30:05.:30:08.

as your answer? I honestly don't know. Yes. I accept the '60s. If

:30:09.:30:14.

that's right, 50 grand. Is it the '60s? Yes! OK, so here's the thing.

:30:15.:30:23.

I've got Chee and Louise anxious to join me. Will Chee make a return? I

:30:24.:30:29.

don't know. Let's find out who it's going to be.

:30:30.:30:41.

It's yellow! Hi darling. How are you? Good to see you. Come and sit

:30:42.:30:52.

down. What was it like sitting there forever? Difficult. Really? Yeah.

:30:53.:30:57.

I'm so so excited. Good. Tell me, who did you bring with you, where

:30:58.:31:01.

are they? Tlup my lovely husband and best friend Hayley.

:31:02.:31:05.

Hi, good to see you. How much do you want to win? 0 grand is the number I

:31:06.:31:12.

had in my head. Do? I want helicopter lessons. What makes you

:31:13.:31:15.

want to go on helicopters? It's something I've always wanted to do

:31:16.:31:19.

since I was a kid. He doesn't want to. I'm with your husband on that.

:31:20.:31:24.

Have you been in a helicopter? No. This is why I want to. I want to go

:31:25.:31:29.

swimming with the doll hins and a spree in New York. We had the best

:31:30.:31:34.

time, that was the honeymoon. . Now you've made it over here, you can

:31:35.:31:39.

relax. I have Pat and Scott. Going to get them back into Winners' Row.

:31:40.:31:43.

I'll be back with your question in a moment. Now, you know what I'm going

:31:44.:31:46.

to say, it's all or nothing. You two have to work in harmony together,

:31:47.:31:50.

get it right and you're going back to Winners' Row. Get it wrong and

:31:51.:31:54.

you're back where you started. Are you ready? As we'll ever be. Take

:31:55.:31:56.

your time. Here is your question: No idea. Oh, no. Take it steady.

:31:57.:32:24.

Drama series? Doctor Who? Could be, couldn't it. That's a very good

:32:25.:32:28.

point. I like that. I don't know. That's the only science fiction

:32:29.:32:34.

drama series. I think your call is probably the best chance, because I

:32:35.:32:39.

seriously have no idea. Doctor Who? Yeah. Yeah. Shall we go for it?

:32:40.:32:46.

Yeah, go on. # What the heck. Doctor Who. You say Doctor Who, please tell

:32:47.:32:49.

me it's Doctor Who. APPLAUSE

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How about that. Winners' Row. Klaxon sounds

:32:55.:33:16.

The klaxon has sounded. You know what that means. The prize fund is

:33:17.:33:21.

frozen at ?50,000. Oh, yes. That's not going anywhere and neither are

:33:22.:33:26.

you guys. You're all looking at a potential share of ?12,500. And that

:33:27.:33:33.

is all on the turn of one question. That's the minimum you can go home

:33:34.:33:37.

with if you'll give me the right answer. Oh, you've cut it fine,

:33:38.:33:41.

didn't you? Yes. On the other hand, Chee, I don't know what to say.

:33:42.:33:46.

You've been a joy actually. They're going walk you off with a big cheer,

:33:47.:33:50.

I know. I have to say good night. Thank you very much.

:33:51.:33:51.

APPLAUSE That's it, we're almost done. You

:33:52.:34:07.

can relax for a moment. I'll be back with that one question shortly and

:34:08.:34:13.

hopefully handing you some moneyment -- money. Well, don't they look

:34:14.:34:18.

great. Our players have to hold their nerve for a few minutes,

:34:19.:34:21.

before they find out if they're going to be a winner and I'm writing

:34:22.:34:25.

a cheque for them. I like this, it's your chance to win a fortune in

:34:26.:34:30.

tonight's Thunderball draw from the National Lottery. Best of British

:34:31.:34:32.

everyone. Thanks Dale. Hello everyone. Welcome

:34:33.:34:50.

to lottery HQ. There are big winners to be made tonight. We kick off with

:34:51.:34:57.

the Thunderball draw, which is ?500,000 top prize and a Lotto

:34:58.:35:04.

rollover jackpot as well. Also, we have one of the hottest musical

:35:05.:35:06.

talents. Beautiful, yes one half of Jonathan

:35:07.:35:35.

and Charlotte. She's dazzled some of the industries' -- industry's

:35:36.:35:38.

toughest critic. Now she's going solo and is tipped for great thing.

:35:39.:35:42.

Charlotte is here to wish you the best of luck ahead of the Lotto draw

:35:43.:35:46.

later on. Right now, it's time for Thunderball.

:35:47.:35:57.

Start up that first machine if you would please, Matt. Tonight draws

:35:58.:36:05.

are overseen by an independent adjudicator. In the last week over

:36:06.:36:13.

2. 9 million has been paid out in prizes and there have been over

:36:14.:36:23.

503,000 winning tickets. ?500,000 could soon be yours, best of luck.

:36:24.:36:27.

Eyes down, look in, which is going to be the first? That is number 20.

:36:28.:36:35.

You have -- there's a total of 39 balls to choose from in this first

:36:36.:36:40.

machine. The next is that one, 32. Three opportunities per week to play

:36:41.:36:43.

this game, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Next up is that one

:36:44.:36:52.

there, 23. Top prize on Thunderball, ?500,000. Just imagine. That's the

:36:53.:36:59.

next one, 31. Just one more from this, our first machine. And there

:37:00.:37:05.

it is. That is number eight. Start up the second machine now please,

:37:06.:37:11.

Matt, if you would. Excellent. So we have our five main numbers, what's

:37:12.:37:15.

the all-important Thunderball going to be? Let's find out. Remember, if

:37:16.:37:21.

you haven't matched any of the numbers drawn, then hang in there.

:37:22.:37:24.

All are still in play and you could win a prize by matching just the

:37:25.:37:29.

Thunderball alone. Good luck. She's right. Here we go. There are

:37:30.:37:34.

14 in there. You just need one of them to appear. There it is, number

:37:35.:37:38.

nine. Here are tonight's Thunderball

:37:39.:37:40.

numbers again, this time in ascending order:

:37:41.:37:54.

Thanks, Alan. We're back soon with tonight's big Lotto draw, together

:37:55.:38:04.

with one of the most incredible voices have emerged from her

:38:05.:38:08.

generation. First back to Dale and In It To Win It. See you shortly.

:38:09.:38:16.

Welcome back. Now a few minutes ago, these four people helped put ?50,000

:38:17.:38:23.

in the prize fund, which means they're each looking at a share of

:38:24.:38:27.

at least ?12,500 and they're just one question away from that cash.

:38:28.:38:32.

Well I say you all put some money in... Sorry. Me, how much did you?

:38:33.:38:39.

None of of it. You go. You didn't have to do a thing. However, one

:38:40.:38:44.

question. It's your first and last question of the night. It's worth at

:38:45.:38:49.

this stage a minimum to you of ?12,500,000 Are -- ?12,500. Are you

:38:50.:38:56.

ready? Ready. Your question: Do you know Kevin Bridges? No. I'm

:38:57.:39:11.

Welsh. I've not heard of him being Welsh before. For me, it's between

:39:12.:39:20.

Northern Ireland and Scotland. I'm going to go for Northern Ireland.

:39:21.:39:23.

That was my first guess and I have nothing to lose. Would you like me

:39:24.:39:26.

to take that as your answer? Yes, please. I accept Northern Ireland.

:39:27.:39:30.

If you're right the minimum you're going home with is ?12,500? Is that

:39:31.:39:41.

right? Scotland. I'm so sorry. That's OK. I have to say good night.

:39:42.:39:45.

Good night. APPLAUSE

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OK, how are you you doing? All right. Share just went up, that's

:39:53.:39:58.

the good news. The minimum you could go home with, if you all gave me the

:39:59.:40:06.

correct answer is ?16,666 , but will you? Are you ready? . Your last

:40:07.:40:11.

question of the night, let's have a look at it.

:40:12.:40:22.

It's not a ray, I know that. I don't think it's a trout. I'm going to say

:40:23.:40:31.

it's a member of the carp family. Would you like know take that as

:40:32.:40:35.

your answer? I would, yes. I accept carp. If that's right, that's the

:40:36.:40:40.

minimum you're going home with ?16,666. Is it right? Yes!

:40:41.:40:52.

How are you doing? Well, thank thank you. You ready? Yes. I'm with you on

:40:53.:40:55.

this. Let's look at your question: I don't know the answer to this. JK

:40:56.:41:16.

Rowling is Harry Potter. I don't think it's her. I'm going to guess

:41:17.:41:29.

at JaneMoore. I accept that answer. If that is right, well, you've just

:41:30.:41:37.

secured a main up -- minimum of ?16,666, is that the answer? I'm so

:41:38.:41:46.

sorry, Pat. Never mind. Have a lovely night. Thanks for being a

:41:47.:41:50.

good sport. APPLAUSE

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Right, that means your share just went up to ?25,000. Here's where we

:41:58.:42:04.

find out if you're both going home with ?25,000 or Pete is going home

:42:05.:42:09.

with 50. Are you ready? As I'll ever be. Here's your last question of the

:42:10.:42:13.

night. Why are you laughing? I have no

:42:14.:42:31.

idea. When people laugh I think... No, I just laugh. I thought you were

:42:32.:42:37.

happy because you liked it. No, no idea. I'm going to say it isn't

:42:38.:42:43.

Stephen Spielberg, because I don't think it is him. Christopher Nolan,

:42:44.:42:50.

I've never heard of either of them. Let's have a guess. It's random. I'm

:42:51.:42:56.

going to go for David O'-Russell. Would you like me to take that as

:42:57.:43:01.

your answer? Yes, please. I accept that answer. You say it's a guess.

:43:02.:43:05.

If it's the correct guess, it's quite nice, you both go home with 25

:43:06.:43:10.

grand. If it's not, Pete will be ecstatic. He'll go home with 50.

:43:11.:43:15.

However, I need you to tell me it's David O'-Russell for that share of

:43:16.:43:19.

that prize fund. Please tell me that's the correct answer.

:43:20.:43:26.

Yes! Well done. Congratulations. Thank you. That's a good night's

:43:27.:43:34.

work. You can relax, your work is done. I'll be back with your cheques

:43:35.:43:36.

very soon. OK. What a great night on In It To

:43:37.:43:48.

Win It. Here is your question, are you going to be celebrating a big

:43:49.:43:53.

win too? Well, there is a fortune up for grabs in the big Lotto Saturday

:43:54.:43:55.

night draw. Good luck, everyone! Thank you, and congratulations to

:43:56.:44:12.

Scott and Pete. We are moments away from the draw and this is a

:44:13.:44:17.

performance -- a performer who won our hearts in dramatic fashion two

:44:18.:44:22.

years ago and has become a household name. As part of Jonathan and

:44:23.:44:29.

Charlotte, she got two top five albums and took to the stage and

:44:30.:44:32.

transient audiences across the globe as now she has gone solo at the age

:44:33.:44:42.

of 18, welcome, Charlotte. -- and she captured the attention of

:44:43.:44:47.

audiences. When you look back, what do you

:44:48.:44:53.

think? It is completely mad, the most bizarre experience, I just

:44:54.:44:57.

finished recording my solo album. It has been a crazy but amazing

:44:58.:45:04.

experience. You decided to go solo. Was that always part of the plan? We

:45:05.:45:10.

always knew what we wanted to do, it came earlier but it was the right

:45:11.:45:17.

thing for both of us creatively. And he is doing fine. So you have worked

:45:18.:45:21.

hard and you are known as a hard-working performer. How

:45:22.:45:26.

difficult has it been to achieve that success so young? This industry

:45:27.:45:31.

is quite difficult anyway but I have been driven and I want to get things

:45:32.:45:37.

done. A lot of practice and taking other people's advice is what tell

:45:38.:45:46.

-- helps you through it. And a lot of talent. I wish you more success

:45:47.:45:51.

in the future. So are you ready at home? This is

:45:52.:45:55.

the big rollover draw. Release those weekend balls.

:45:56.:46:07.

Tonight's rollover jackpot is an estimated ?6.1 million! We are using

:46:08.:46:11.

Launcelot. There have been over 414,000 winning

:46:12.:46:15.

tickets this last week on Lotto, including 100 Lotto raffle winners.

:46:16.:46:18.

Four lucky ticket holders, including winners from County Down, who shared

:46:19.:46:20.

last Saturday's jackpot, winning more than ?1.1 million each!

:46:21.:46:24.

Congratulations! Thanks, Alan. Charlotte, it's all

:46:25.:46:28.

yours, make it a lucky one! Good luck, everyone! This is the

:46:29.:46:35.

413th time the jackpot has ruled. So in ascending order, it looks like

:46:36.:47:30.

this. The bonus this weekend is number 28.

:47:31.:47:34.

Kate. Thanks, Alan. And thank you,

:47:35.:47:38.

Charlotte. Remember to check your tickets to see if you have won one

:47:39.:47:42.

of the 100 prizes of ?20,000 in the Lotto Raffle tonight. Full results

:47:43.:47:46.

will be available later via the red button or by visiting

:47:47.:47:48.

bbc.co.uk/lottery and following the links. And you can watch the show by

:47:49.:48:01.

visiting the website. Gaby Roslin will be with you next week with

:48:02.:48:05.

special guest Imelda May. But in the meantime, it's back over to Dale and

:48:06.:48:09.

In It To Win It. Have a great weekend and see you

:48:10.:48:10.

again soon! So there we are, then, two winners

:48:11.:48:14.

share tonight's prize. My work is done! All I have to do is

:48:15.:48:26.

hand these cheques over to our winners! Pete. 25 grand! Thank you.

:48:27.:48:39.

Congratulations. Thanks. Really didn't think this was going to

:48:40.:48:43.

happen. I so didn't. 25 grand. Thank you so much, thank you. Well done,

:48:44.:48:47.

boys. OK. Well, I've had a wonderful night tonight and I really hope

:48:48.:48:51.

you've enjoyed watching In It To Win It. Come back and see us again soon.

:48:52.:48:54.

Until then, have a wonderful night. Good night!

:48:55.:48:57.

Well done, Pete and Scott. The raffle results will be available

:48:58.:49:08.

later this evening. Good night! Does anybody know

:49:09.:49:34.

exactly what they're eating?

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