Episode 5 The National Lottery: In It to Win It

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

please welcome your host, Dale Winton.

Thank you, thank you! Thank you, thank you! You are my people and

their love you. Thank you. Good evening and welcome to the National

Lottery In It To Win It. Tonight, there is up to ?100,000 to be one

and don't forget, you could be a winner at home with the national

lottery draws coming later. Time to meet Michael hosts. OK, my players.

They are all great. Let's meet them. Lorraine, Andrew, Sofia Stewart and

Tracey. I have a deal for you. If they make it out of the waiting area

to join me here in Winners Row, I could be handing them a cheque for a

huge amount of money. The question is, who is going to be the first

person sitting on Winners Row? Let's find out who will play first.

It's pink, and it is Lorraine! How are you. Take a seat. Let me

take in the aura of this top, is a purple or magenta? I think it is

purple. You look stunning. Who did you come with tonight? I've brought

my husband, Matthew, and my mother. And you have come here was a dream.

Obviously, you want to win some money. How much would you like me to

be writing a cheque for? I would love ?3000. Out of all the years we

have been doing In It To Win It, I always read the wish list of what

people want to go home with and sometimes I have a giggle. The last

thing it said was, more than anything else in the world, I want

to replace my concrete roof with slates. Forgive me, cannot get

excited about this. Talk me through it. What does this mean? We live in

a really old house. We need to insulate the house and slate is the

best way to do that. Is it like a tile? It is smart and shiny. Is it

like a cement mixer on the roof? It is posh slate. We have to happen

delivered from India. But the ones you have one already, you said it

was concrete or something? You said you wanted concrete to slates. Why

did not think it made sense. You want to go home with 3000. What

would you do if you went home with ?50,000? We love rugby, my husband

and I. We would love to go and see the British Lions tour. You are not

a girly girl but once shoes and bags? No. Not a spa weekend in the

hotel? A cruise? I like cruising. Me too. I have never been on a boat in

my life. You are ahead of me, making it up as you go along! I'm going to

give you some questions. If you stay here, and that is the object of the

game, if you are still sitting here from now, you will be the only one

playing the game and there may be 100 grand in there. If you are here

when the klaxon goes, you are guaranteed a chance of a share at

what ever is in the prize fund. How much is in it depends on you. Each

question is worth five grand and if you make a mistake, where do you go?

The red area. We do not want to be going there. Two ways out of the red

area. Give me the correct answer and you are back on Winners Row. The

wrong answer, you are back where you started. Are you ready for your

first question, worth five grand? We are all with you. I wish you the

best. Let's overlook. -- have a look.

Just because it rhymes with Joanna, piano. I do not know the answer.

Would you like me to take that as the answer? please. That has got to

be right, hasn't it? Yes! This could be ?10,000. Best of luck. Here is

the question. I haven't got a clue. I haven't even

heard of Pinter or Rattigan. I'm just go to guess Shakespeare. I will

accept that as your answer. If it is right, we have ?10,000 in the prize

fund. Yes! Ten grand in the prize fund. This will make ?15,000. You

ready? You must be feeling better now. A bit more relaxed? OK. That

new roof is coming. You we go, here is the question.

Listen, you don't want to be losing a spot now. Have a think. Do you not

know that character? I have not seen those programmes. Game of Thrones.

Do you want me to take that as your answer? Yes, please. Please show me

the answer. Why have to tell you, Breaking Bad is the most fabulous

show and water white is the lead character. I'm sorry. Thank you. OK,

Lorraine is down which is great news for the four waiting players. One of

them is about to join me and let's find out who it is going to be.

It's Tracey! Come and make some money! Hello, darling! Come and sit

down. You look a picture. You're not too bad yourself! Who are you here

with? I am with my good friend, Michelle, and her husband. Nice to

see you both. You come here with a dream, everybody does. How much do

you want? Ideally, 50,000, but I would love to take a lot. You will

only get this chance once in a lifetime, so go for it. Let's do

some shopping. You have 150 grand. What is first? Pay off the mortgage.

Boring. Next. At stake every night, every Saturday night. I noticed that

on your application, you said you wanted to travel and do this and

that and the other, and you said you wanted to have stake every Saturday

night. Do you cook it yourself or does it have to be in a fancy

restaurant? My husband is a chef and we take it in turns. It depends who

gets home first. Listen, stake every night sounds great, especially on a

Saturday but for now, relax. You are only here because Lorraine gave me a

wrong answer. We will be back with your first question in a moment.

Lorraine, how are you doing? I am all right. Sadly, this is not

multiple choice. You have to find the answer yourself. I wish you the

best. You ready? Here is your question.

I have heard this before but cannot remember. I know you know this

answer. Andrew Lloyd Webber... I have seen Evita. I should know this.

I want to say Steyn for some reason. Stein. Is that your answer? Would

you like me to take that as the answer? I have accepted that answer.

Please reveal to me the answer. It is certain race. Does it ring a

bell? When I see it, yeah. Lorraine, make your way back where you

started. I'm sorry. Are you ready for your first

question? He returns. -- here it is. Don't think it is the UK because we

have already it. The World Cup! I will say Qatar. Shall I accept that

as your answer? Consider it done. Your word is your bond. Yes! OK.

?15,000 in the prize fund. For another ?5,000, which of these was

the title of a 2013 hit single for Katy Perry?

And know this one. Can we move on and get some money in the bank? It

is Roar. I have accepted it. Is it the right and circulate it is a

fabulous record. Yes. -- is it the right answer? She is something. 20

grand. And all alone on Winners Row. This is working out in your

favour. Idea not look over my shoulder. How do they look to mag

miserable. -- how do they look? Are of a miserable? Here is the next

question. Politics is not one of my strong

subjects. Like politics but to be honest, I do not know. The Green

Party... I'm going to say, simply because it is sticking out, Brighton

Pavilion. I would have to guess at this myself. I have accepted bright

in the billion. If you are right, fantastic. I have no clue. Is it the

right answer? How did you do that?! It just came to you! Wouldn't it be

nice if it was a round 30 grand? Here is your next question.

I have never known anybody from India with an Indian background with

the name of Ivan. I think Ivan is a Russian name and that is what I'm

facing it upon. I think it is a Russian name. Shall I accept that as

your and circulate I have accepted Russia and hope you are right. If

you are, there will be 30 grand there. Is it Russia? Yes!

Are you ready for the next one? I wish you luck.

It is taxes. Are you saying you want me to take that as your answer? Yes,

please. Yes, death and taxes. Well done. Another question for 5,000.

Darling, here it is. Leonardo Dicaprio, 2013. Um... I

don't think it's Sandra Bullock. I don't know why. Again, I think...

I'm going to go for, is it Carey? I think Carey Mulligan. Carey

Mulligan. Would you like me to take that as your answer? Yes, please.

OK, I accept Carey Mulligan. If that's right, there will be 40 grand

in there. Is it Carey Mulligan? Yes! That applause is well-deserved.

However, having said that, Andrew, how are you feeling? I'm OK, Dale.

I'm OK, yes. OK, who did you bring with you for support? Wife Alison

and best friend Liz. Hello, girls. Lovely to see you. Oh, darling girl,

how are you, Sophia? I'm OK. I'm good, thank you, Dale. Who did you

bring with you for support? I've got my friend Ffion and my sister Becka

with me today. Hi, girls. Good to see you. Stuart, how are you doing?

I'm biding my time, Dale. You're biding your time? Yes. And who did

you bring with you for support? I have brought my brother-in-law,

Jason, and my best friend, Anthony. Hello, Anthony. Hi, Jason. How you

doing? OK, this would be ?45,000 and crucial you remember you are the

only one in Winners Row. Not that I'm piling on the pressure. Wish you

luck. Here's your next question. Sport, any good? I have no idea. I'm

going to go for South Africa. I'll say South Africa. Would you like me

to take South Africa as you answer? Yes. OK, I accept South Africa. If

that is right, we'll have 45 grand. More importantly, you're still here

in Winners Row. Is the answer South Africa? Kenya. Listen... OK. ...you

have put so much money in the prize fund. You deserve to be back here in

Winners Row.d...you have put so much money in the prize fund. You deserve

to be back here in Winners Row. OK. You can do that on the turn of one

question in the red area. Get it right and you're back here. Get it

wrong, we don't even want to think about that, but for now, sorry,

Tracey, make your way to red. Tracy has done so well so far. However,

her downfall now means that one of our other pairs has a chance to come

and sit here. One of you will be sitting right here. Who is it going

to be? Let's find out. It's yellow, it's Stuart! Come and

make some money! Hi, Stuart. Oh, we're hugging, are we? How are you?

Good, thank you. Come and sit down. I bet you were thinking is it ever

going to be my turn? I really did. Look what you've got in the prize

fund. 40 grand. Fabulous. I'd say you've chosen a fine time to join us

on Winners Row. Absolutely. How much do you want to go home with? Life

changing money. Which would be what? 50-60,000. OK. What have you got it

pencilled for? If you speak to my wife, it's moving house. Right. If

you're speaking to me, I'd like a new watch. You collect them, don't

you? That is the most beautiful watch. Thank you. So you want 50

grand? Yes. It isn't your turn for your first question yet. OK. You are

only here because Tracey, who, by the way, put in 30 grand. She's been

fantastic. I know she has. She's in the red area, so I've got to get her

out of the red area and back here in Winners Row. I'll be back with your

question in a moment. Thank you. Tracey. Hi. Now, I don't like to see

you sitting here. Even less sitting back where you started because you

have been our MVP, our most valuable player. You know how it works in the

red area. One question. Not multiple choice. Find me the right answer and

your back there with Stuart in Winners Row. You ready? Yes. I wish

you the very best of luck. Please reveal to me the red area question.

It's not my strongest subject, history, to be fair. Are there any

countries you're thinking of at the moment? Um...

Great Britain or France, to be fair. Um... 1415, Battle of Agincourt.

Um... I'm going to have to just pluck something from out of the air,

Dale. I'm going to say, I'm going to say France. Would you like me to

take France as your answer? Yes. Well, I've accepted France. You

don't look happy with it. No. I'm not sure. Will you be happy? Please

reveal to me the answer. Oh! Well, there you go. Who knew? Come on.

Back to Winners Row. Sorry, guys. What can I tell you?

She's done really well. Listen, you ready? Yes. Here's your first

question. It genuinely is as simple is the

fact that I have no idea what the last two mean. So I'm going to go

with compos mentis. Would you like me to take compos mentis as your

answer? Yes, please, Dale. I've accepted compos mentis. If that's

right, 45 grand, 22,500 each you'd be looking at if the klaxon went

now. Is it compos mentis? Yes! Good. I bet you'd like that one. Yeah,

that was a good one. OK. This would make it a round 50 K, 25 grand

apiece if you give me the right answer. Worth five grand again. I

bet you're glad to be back here again, Tracey? I am, yes. Isn't that

nice feeling? It is. Here we go. Here's your next question.

I love the song. Do you know the song? Yes. I'll give you your

choices. I know this one, Dale. It's Daft Punk. Would you like me to take

Daft Punk as your answer? Yes, please. I accept Daft Punk. If it's

right, there will be 50 grand in there. Is it Daft Punk? Yeah, great

record. Super. Fantastic, I love it. OK, we have 50 grand in the prize

fund. This is impressive. OK, Stuart. Yes. Are you ready? I am.

OK, sir, let's have a look at your next question.

Have you ever had a Pontefract cake? I think I might have. And I think I

know the reason why I wouldn't have one again. Ooh? Because I don't like

liquorice. OK. So I do think... When I first saw the question, I know

it's it's not almonds. I'm really hoping I haven't confused potato and

liquorice. Pontefract cakes. Liquorice, Dale. Would you like me

to accept liquorice as your answer? Yes. Consider it done. There you go.

We have an arrangement. If that is the right answer, there's another

five grand in there. 55 grand, wow! Is the answer liquorice? Yes. Did

you really not like it? No. OK, will you look at that? 55 grand, 27,500

apiece. Wow! You've put in 35 grand, do you know that? Fabulous. OK,

here's your next question worth another five.

Portland Bill. Oh, don't do this to me now, please. Do you not know this

one? Not off the top of my head. Take it steady. I'll have a little

think. This is not the time to be... No, I know. Portland Bill. Headland.

Part of the UK. I'm just going to have to have a guess on this one, I

think, Dale. Where are you heading with this one? Um... Portland.

Portland. I'm going to say... I'm going to say Glamorgan. I don't know

why. Would you like me to take Glamorgan as your answer? Yes. I

accept Glamorgan. If that's right, you've dodged a very nasty question.

If you're wrong, red area again. Is the answer Glamorgan? Dorset. You

really struggled with that one, didn't you? You'll be back. I know

you will, because you've always pulled. You will be fine but, for

now, please, Tracey, make your way to red. There she goes. Well, a huge

sigh of relief over at the waiting area. Yeah, you know why, cos they

know, like you do, that one of them is about to join me here on Winners

Row. Who is it going to be? Here's where we find out.

It's pink, it's Lorraine! She's coming back!

You lucky girl. Please make your way over there. Wow! I can't believe it.

Well, considering you started the night off and you put ten grand in

and then we didn't hear a word from you. But you are back. Big breaths.

Deep breathing. I'll be back with your next question after. Tracey,

you have got to come out of the red area... I know. ..and go back to

Winners Row. You know the deal here. You can do this. Let's have a look

at your question. I'll be curious to see which one this is. OK.

I am going to say... I don't want you to rush this. No, I'm not going

to. Some thing's straight into my mind but I need to be careful. I'm

going to say Ian Fleming, Dale. Would you like me to take Ian

Fleming as you answer? Yes. I accept Ian Fleming. Is it right?

Thank you. Come on, back where you belong. Wow! That's looking good.

Lorraine, are you ready for your next question? Yes. OK, darling,

here it is. Ring-a-Ring o' Roses. It's like a

happy... Ring-a-Ring o' Roses. Atishoo, atishoo, they all fall

down. Well, the sneezing thing, I'm thinking plague. Atishoo, atishoo,

they all fall down. Bubonic plague. Would you like me to take bubonic

plague as the answer? Yes, please. I accept bubonic plague. Is that

right? Yes, well done! 60 grand. 60 grand in the prize fund. Stuart, are

you ready? I am. This would make it ?65,000. Please get it right. Here's

your question. I wouldn't have a clue. Well... I

was born in 1979. And I think that pretty much classes me as being over

the hill for winning gold medals. So pretty much classes me as being over

I'm not sure it's 1980. I am going pretty much classes me as being over

to say 1986, Dale. Would you like me to take 1986

to say 1986, Dale. Would you like me please. I accept 1986. If that is

right, 65 grand in the prize fund. Wow! Is the answer 1986? Yes!

Tracey, I will be beside myself and very distraught and need a support

group if you get this answer wrong. You have put in ?35,000, OK? We're

looking at 65 grand. Let's make it 70 grand. I wish you the best.

Please reveal to me Tracey's next question.

Ed Miliband's father. What sounds nice with Miliband as a surname?

Ed Miliband's father. What sounds James? James Miliband? Arnold

quite cool. OK. Would you like we do take that as your answer? I didn't

say that. OK, fair enough. You are in charge.

say that. OK, fair enough. You are Ralph as your answer? Are you sure?

I accept Ralph. If that is the right answer, 70 grand is in the prize

fund. I saw wanted to be right because you have put money in there

and you deserve it. Is that the answer? Yes! 70 grand! The klaxon

has sounded which means that the prize fund is frozen. You are each

looking at a minimum share of ?23,333 each. You may will act. Take

it steady. You are one question away from that money. However, I have to

look over my shoulder and say good night to two very unfortunate

people. I am so very sorry you did not make it across tonight but you

are going to get a heck of a round of applause as you walk off.

I hate seeing them go. Going without a chance. But listen, you don't have

to think about that. You were in the right place at the right time which

is what In It To Win It is all about. You were looking at a minimum

share of ?23,333. That is the least you can do. No pressure. One

question away from that cash. I'll be back with the question very

shortly. I hope it stays this good. They are

all looking like winners from me. And they need to hold their nerve

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

winner. But here is your chance to win a fortune on it is the

Thunderball draw from the National Lottery. Good luck.

Thanks Dale, hello everyone and welcome to Lottery HQ! It's great to

be back! So then, three contestants have made the cut but who will be

leaving with a share of the ?70,000? And while we're on the subject of

whopping great cash prizes, will tonight be a night to remember for

you at home? Well let's hope so. We have the Thunderball draw with a top

prize of half a million pounds. And there's also tonight's big Lotto

rollover draw which could make you a multi-millionaire! And as an extra

dollop of good luck, Irish rock and roll sensation Imelda May will be

joining us to wish you good luck for tonight's Lotto draw. But first,

there's half a million pounds up for grabs. Is it coming your way? Time

to find out! Here's Thunderball. Start up that first machine, if you

would, please, Matt! Our draw master tonight is Matt Chamberlain and the

draws are being overseen by an independent adjudicator.

In the last week, over ?2.7 million has been paid out in prizes and

there have been over 499,000 winning tickets. Congratulations if one of

them was yours. Thanks very much, Alan. Here we go then everyone! Good

luck! Matt, please start that second

machine! That's the five main numbers then

but we still need a Thunderball number! Gaby. So the good news is

that all tickets are still in play and so you still have a chance of

winning a prize by matching with just the Thunderball alone.

number! Gaby. So the good news is that all tickets are still Let's

find out Thanks Alan, join us in a few

minutes' time when Imelda May will be starting tonight's big Lotto

rollover draw, but first it's back to Dale, Lorraine, Tracey and Stuart

for "In It To Win It". See you very shortly.

There you are. Welcome back. Not so long ago, these three people helped

put ?70,000 in the prize fund, which means, wait for it, they are each

looking at a share of at least ?23,333 each. And they are just one

question away from the cache. Lorraine, it went very wrong very

early on in the game and it all went very right. It's beautiful, I know.

It is a beautiful thing! And that concrete roof and will be slate

before you know it if you give me the right answer now. Here is the

deal. That one question is the only thing that separates you from me

writing you that check. Ready? OK, and wish you the best of luck. We

are with you. Did you see the film? I love it.

It's fabulous, wonderful. One of the classics. I love it. But who wrote

it? I need you to tell me that. My word. Let's think about this. Think,

think. You can do this. This Israeli frustrating. -- this is really

frustrating. I will repeat the question and then I need announcer.

-- and answer. I am going to say... My word. I'm

going to say John Grisham. Would you like me to take that as your answer?

Yes, please. If it is right, the minimum you are leaving with is

?23,333. I hope you are right. I'm looking for John Grisham. Is that

the right answer? It was Stephen King. I am so sorry. I thought you

had done it. I've thought you had done it. We're going to have to say

good night. It has been lovely to meet you. Give her a cheer.

Now you are looking at a minimum share of ?35,000. That is cut

halfway between you and Tracey. So here is your last question of the

night. You have put in ?15,000 so you have every right to be here.

Here is your last question of the night. Please reveal it.

I think and know this. Which is? It is the Sphinx cat, Dale. Would you

like me to take that as your answer? I accept it. And if that is right,

the minimum you leave with tonight is ?35,000. Is that the answer? Yes!

When you look at that ?70,000, can tell you that you are responsible

for ?40,000 of it? You have just seen Stewart do it. He is going on

with a minimum of ?35,000. Here is where we find out whether he is

going home with ?70,000 or you are also going home with ?35,000. Here

is your last question. Take your time. Is this a good one

for you? Not really. I don't want to hear you say that.

How many singles matches... Singles matches? How many singles matches...

I'm going to say... I'm torn between those two. I'm going to say six.

Would you like me to take that as your answer? Yes, Dale. I accept six

as your answer. If that is right, you are going home just like

Stewart, with ?35,000. If it is wrong, Stewart just took ?70,000.

So, please, for ?35,000, please tell me the answer is six. It was seven.

I am so sorry. You have been fabulous. Has she not been great? I

am sorry, darling. Take care. So, Stewart, how you feeling? You

just got yourself ?70,000. Did you know that answer? Know, and I am a

big tennis fan. All I have to do is write that check. I will be back

very soon. What a night. That was an unusual show tonight. It has been

great. The question is, will you be celebrating a huge cash win

yourself? There is a fortune up for grabs in the big Saturday night to

draw. I wish you the best of luck. Good luck. Thank you very much and

well done, Stuart. I bet he didn't think he would walk away having

scooped up a lot but I'm glad to say I'm joined now by Imelda May, who

would create some winners tonight. The lottery is all about numbers and

we have numbers for you. Your fourth album, straight in at number three.

Number one in Ireland, and you've just had a baby, so let's talk lucky

numbers. Two. The baby is nearly two. I absolutely love your new

single. Let's have a look at you in action.

# Everything seems brighter in the sun. # Oh my God, it's good to be

alive. # Oh my God, it's good to be alive. That looks like such good fun

to make. We had such good fun doing that. We

laughed all day. He threw me around and anything fell off. As you do

when you're dancing. You say or daughter is nearly two. What is it

like going on tour? Like every other working mother, it's exhausting.

Tired all the time. She is great, well, enjoying it. It's great to be

able to bring her with me. Most women have to leave their baby in

case of great to bring her with me and the album is going well so it's

all been good. And you tell me she sings along to your songs. Perfect.

Today is a special night. Your favourite Eurovision entry ever? I

would have to say Johnny Logan. Are you ready to help somebody become a

millionaire? , yes, I am. Here is Lotto.

Let's release those balls. Denied shock but have been estimated at

?7.9 million. OK, it's your time to spread a

little Irish luck. OK, I want to spit on my hands by want to say a

huge good luck to everybody out there. I hope it is your night.

Thank you very much. Lovely to see you. OK, remember to check your

tickets to see if you have won one of the 100 prices of ?20,000 in the

Lotto raffled tonight. I will be back next week but in the meantime,

enjoyed Eurovision and come on, let's go back to jail. -- Dale.

My work is done for the night and all I have to do now is hand over

the cheque for 70 grand to Stuart. Well done.

It says seven grand, I'm teasing. ?70,000. You are welcome. Have you

had a good night? Need I ask? Well done. Thank you so much. Stuart,

ladies and gentlemen. OK, well, I've had a great night to night. I hope

you have enjoyed it. Here is a thought, why don't you come back and

see it again soon? Until then, have a great night. Bye bye.

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