Episode 7 The National Lottery: In It to Win It

It is the national lorry -- lottery In It To Win It. And here is your

host. Dale Winton! Thank you. . I am feeling the love

right back at you. What an audience. And you at home, too. Good evening.

Welcome to the National Lottery In It To Win It. You know what I'm

going to say. Up to ?100,000 waiting to be made by five players. One or

all could go home with a lot of cash and you could be a winner, too. The

National Lottery draws a little later on. I hope everybody wins.

Wouldn't that be nice? However, it is time to meet my five co-stars.

They are here and fabulous. And they are making money tonight. Please

welcome them. They are Katie, Keith. Clare, Eileen. And Andy. Right, they

are over there. They need to be over here. If they make it out of the

waiting area to join me in winners' row, at the end of the show, I could

be handing them a cheque for a lot of money. Who will be the first

person sitting in winners' row? Here is where we find out who will play

first. It is green. It is Keith. Let's make

some money. Hi, Keith, how are you? Actually, the first thing I want to

know is who did you bring with you for support? You have four kids that

are really so proud of you. Who is here with you? I brought my wife

Olive and good friend Peter. How old are they? My eldest is 15 and the

youngest is nine. Three boys and one girl. What do you do in Belfast? I

am an account executive at an insurer's brokers in Belfast. We

look after large commercial clients. It is not personal insurance?

Commercial clients in Northern Ireland. How much do you want? As

much as possible but at least 50,000. Four kids. Expensive. I am

thinking, they will have spent the money for you. They have plans as to

what they would like to do. Tell me what a 15-year- old wants. The

technology, Xbox games, laptops, desktops. Anything to do with

technology. What is the real treat you probably thought you'd never

have? My wife's brother lives in Portugal so we hope as a family to

go and see himself, his wife and children. We have not seen them for

a number of years. It would be lovely to go further afield,

Australia. I love my sport and Australia, the outdoor life would be

something. Travel is the best and broadens the mind. There is nothing

in the prize fund. Each question is worth five grand. That is for a

correct answer. For a wrong answer, it is the red area. Two ways out of

there, back in winners' row or right back where you started. You stay

here until the klaxon goes, you are guaranteed a crack at what is in the

prize fund. At the moment there is nothing so if you are ready, your

first question. I wish you luck. Here we go. For ?5,000:

OK. It is definitely not a bird. And I wouldn't have thought it would be

defined as a reptile. It would be more like a lizard type creature. I

would be inclined to go for a mammal. What would you like me to

take? Mammal? Yes. You say mammal, I hope you are right. Is it mammal?

Yes. Five grand in the prize fund. Yes. You can make the ten grand now,

if you are ready, let's do your second question. Here it is.

Having four children probably helps. Not recently. Hey diddle diddle, the

cat and the fiddle. I can't remember. The cow ran away with the

spoon. So it will be the cow. Would you like me to take the cow as the

answer? Let me check my nursery rhyme. Take your time. As long as

you are happy. The cow. You would like me to take the cow was the

answer? Yes, Dale. I accept the cow and if it's right, ten grand. Who

did run away with the spoon? Was it the cow? It was the dish. Oh,

goodness. For now, please make your way to the red area. Thank you.

APPLAUSE. You will be back. Which means I have a spare seat in

winners' row. One of the players in the waiting area and all four of

them would love it to be them. Here is where we find out who is going to

be. It is pink, it is Katie. Come and make some money.

CHEERING. Hello, love, how are you? I am good,

thanks. Let me take it all in. You look beautiful. You have chosen a

lovely outfit. It is a big deal for you. One of the things you said was

I do not care about the money, I do not care about the show, I just want

to enjoy walking across winners' row. Was it as good as you thought?

Better. Who did you bring with you? My mother and my sister. Hi, girls.

Hello. Mum looks fun. She is. Where do you come from? I am from Swansea.

I can tell, that lovely Welsh lilt. You look very young. I am 18. You

are a student. Yes, in college. You have come here with a dream. You

accomplished your dream, you have walked across winners' row. You can

give go home because you have done what you came here to do. How much

do you want? About ?20,000 would be ideal to help me through. Talk me

through your shopping list. Apart from your student loan. And the

treats. My car. Maybe help my sister with one or two things. If I won the

massive jackpot, may be travelling. Would you have a bottom drawer of

the savings? I would have to, really. You do not have to do a

thing right now. You are only here because look over my left shoulder,

Keith is in the red area. I will be back with your first question after

I getting out of there. Keith, red area question means one question.

This is not multiple- choice. I wish you luck. Are you ready? Let's have

a look at it. Right. Is this any good? I am not

honestly too sure about this. I know a blockbuster film at the moment

would be Thor. That is the blockbuster film at the moment. Was

the actor in that Henry Cavill? That is what I am not sure about. Is Thor

a superhero? Yes, I am going to go for Thor. Would you like me to

accept it as your answer. Yes, Dale. OK, Keith, we are looking for the

answer to help Keith. He said Thor. Please give me the answer.

I am so sorry, it is Superman. For now, please make your way back where

you started. APPLAUSE.

Is this any good? Not at all. I do not watch football. Some girls are

football fans. You looked like you were smiling and I thought, she

likes this. No. I have absolutely no idea. It is a guess. I am going wing

back. Would you like me to take a wing back is your answer? Yes,

please. Katie, I hope it is wing back. Goalkeeper. Make your way to

red. Katie is in red, which means I have

an empty seat for one of the players. This is where we find out

who it will be. It is green, it is Keith. You are

coming back. CHEERING.

Welcome back. Thank you. It is a sort of karma thing. If you are a

nice guy, karma seems to work in people's favour of things like this

and you are back. You are going to stay here until I come back with the

next question. Katie, you have to come back to winners' row. I wish

you luck. Are you ready? One question. Not multiple-choice.

Please reveal the red area question. Hong Kong. I am trying to think what

goes with what I think is China. I am hoping it is China. Are you ready

to give the answer? Yes. I think it is in China. I accept China. If that

is right, you dodged one you did not like, and you are going back to

winners' row. Is it China? Yes. Yes, yes. APPLAUSE.

OK, guys there are two in winners' row. We have to get money in there.

I am not happy with that and we are putting ten grand in this round

alone. Keith, your question. Right. Let's hope I get a better

answer on this. Right. George Michael I do not believe has any

sons. Paul McCartney likewise. My gut feeling would be Elton John.

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

it. If it is right and you were pretty quick. Is the answer Elton

John? Well done. This is where we make it 15,000. Katie, your next

question. I am thinking because of the tri and

triangle and plates on its back, I think T Rex is the one with the

teeth. I do not know a lot about dinosaurs. It is a guess. I am going

with triceratops. You offered up triceratops. If it is right, you

worked it out nicely, is it right? I am afraid it's another visit to the

Red Area. Sorry. OK. I have two girls and a guy

sitting in the waiting area, all three of them want the chance to

come over to Winners' Row. Here is where we find out who it's going to

be. It's yellow, it's Eileen! Come and

make some money. What a picture. Oh! Give us a spin.

You look fabulous. Come and sit down, darling.

Thank you! I mean, if ever a lady deserved to be - well I want to say

pink but it's not. It's like a lilac. That's the word I am looking

for. Welcome, Eileen. Thank you. How are you doing? Better now I am here,

Dale. Who did you bring with you for support? My middle daughter, Megan

and my baby brother, John. Sweet. Your daughter? My middle daughter.

My goodness! Listen, where do you come from? Leeds. What do you do,

darling? I am a fleet sales manager... Cars! So you sell cars. I

do. When you say fleet cars you deal with a companies that buy 12 white

vans or eight four-door salaloons. What -- saloons. What would you do

with the money? Actually I want the lot. People write in with the most

extraordinary things on their wish list. You said I would like all new

teeth just like Cheryl Cole. It's true. Pearly white. Has she got nice

teeth? Chaerl Cole, well she's had them done -- Cheryl. I don't know.

Anything else she has had done I don't know about. I would. You don't

have to do a thing at the moment. We will come back with your first

question after Katie makes it back to Winners' Row. Relax and chill.

Katie, with the best will in the world I want you to get this right.

Here is your question: Any good? No. Not at all. Don't say

that to me. I guess the answer is to remember as

many oceans as you can and pick one. If you don't know the answer.

The only thing I can think of is the Atlantic. I don't know if that's

correct. Are you saying you would like me to take Atlantic as your

anticipate? Yes -- as your answer. Yes, please, Dale. I accept

Atlantic, if that's the right answer you are back in Winners' Row. Katie

says Atlantic, please tell me it's right.

Yes! OK. How are you doing over there,

Clare? Lonely. Who is with you for support? My mum and sister. How are

you doing, Andy? I am all right, Dale. Who is with you for support?

My wife and my daughter. They do look alike, don't they? Welcome,

ladies. Love the bangs, great. Hang fire. You know how it works,

sometimes they do all the work and you collect at the last minute. Here

is your first question: I remember the story. Big news. I

think David Cameron is just springing out to me. So, I am going

to say David Cameron. OK. Would you like me to accept David Cameron as

your answer? Yes. I accept David Cameron. If it is a guess and you

don't know you do right to do it quickly so that the sooner you are

there, the sooner you are back. You know, going to get some money in. I

hope it's right. Is it? Angela Merkel. Sorry. Please make

your way to red. Clare and Andy, one of you will be

joining us, that's for sure. Please, so far tonight you are responsible

for all of that. Let's put another five in now. Here is your question:

Right. Another big news story, actually. Yes. The name that jumps

out at me is Roswell, the Roswell Incident which is to do with UFOs.

Savannah, I don't know that has to do with it. To me Roswell incident,

I would have to say Roswell. Would you like me to take that as your

answer? Yes, Dale. If that is right we will have more cash making it 15.

Please tell me it's Roswell. Yes, good.

Katie. Hi. Are we going to do it? Yes. Are you comfortable for me to

reveal the next question? Yes, please, Dale. Here it is:

A great movie from what I gather. People tell me it's brilliant.

Chris Himsworth. Rush. I am trying to think of the name Hemsworth.

Nothing, it's not registering anything. OK. Have you heard of any

of those names? No. Ouch! OK, I am going to read the question one more

time and then I need an answer. OK. And you say? Ayrton Senna. Would you

like me to take that as your correct answer? Yes. I accept it, I hope

it's right. Please reveal the answer.

James Hunt. Please make your way to red. Thank you, make your way to

red. OK. We have two in the red area, two

in the waiting area and you are on your own. We are going to change

that right now. Here is where we find out who's going to be the next

person sitting in Winners' Row. It's white, it's Clare. Come and

make some money! Hi, darling. How are you? Very well,

thank you. Make yourself welcome and comfortable next to Keith. Well,

it's good to see you. I bet you thought this was never going to

happen. I did How are you doing? Very good. Where are you from?

Liverpool. You put on your application all the girls in

Liverpool are super glamorous and I represent the typical stereotype.

That's right. Confidence! Yeah. It doesn't get you anywhere if you are

not, I guess. That's true. What do you do? I am training to be a cabin

crew. How far have you got in training so far? Just going through

the main process now. You are not ready to go on board? Not yet. I

would imagine a lot is to do with safety. Very much. A lot of... All

that. Tea, coffee, vegetarian. All of that. OK. How much money do you

want to win? As much as possible. Say you won 50 what would you do? A

deposit for a house, Dale. Sensible. You have to have a treat, though. I

would take my mum to Australia to see family we have there. Anything

else? I would love to go to Kenya on safari, that's my dream thing to do.

I would love to do that. You don't have to do a thing at the moment.

Look at those two beauties. They're there in the Red Area, I have to get

them out back here in Winners' Row. I will be back with your question in

a moment. Girls, what happened? What went wrong? Here is the thing, in

the Red Area, one question. It's all for one, and one for all. Depending

on whether you give me the right or wrong answer, you are all going into

Winners' Row or going back to where you started. When I reveal the

question I would like you to talk to each other, confer, and decide what

you both agree is the right answer. OK, ready girls? Ready. Ready. I

wish you luck. Here is your Red Area question:

What year were you born? 1995. Oh! However, I think you might be in

luck. Yeah, I think it's... You leapt and went yes! I hope I am

right, I think it's Alf Garnett. Do you want to agree? Go for it? OK, if

that's the right answer you are back you want to agree? Go for it? OK, if

in Winners' Row. Is it right? Yes.

Now listen no messing about. We have ?15,000 in the prize fund. One, two,

three, four, that's ?20,000. Within five minutes you could have another

20 in there making ?35,000. Can we do it? Yeah. Clare, here is your

first question. I've not got a clue about crabs, to

be honest. I think hermit crashes - crabs bury themselves. I have seen

the large ones in Cuba, I was thinking hear more like mainland

crabs. I think I am going to go with a guess, which would be spider crab.

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

Clare says spider crab. She says it's a guess. I have no clue. Let's

hope it's right. Is it spider crab? Wouldn't you know, it's the fiddler

crab. It means for now please make your way to red.

Andy, you know what that means, at the end of this round you will be

sitting here. Keith, please put some money in. ?20,000 it would be,

another five. Here is your next question:

Is this any good? The names mean nothing to me, to be honest.

I will go for sport. Would you like me to take sport as your answer?

Yes, Dale. OK, you say sport, I have accepted it. I hope it's right. Is

it? Oh, it's cuisine. Sorry, please go and join Clare in the Red Area.

Oh, dear. Eileen, what is going on tonight? What is happening? This is

a weird night we are having. Here is your question for ?5,000. Ready?

Yes, Dale. I wish you luck. Here we go.

I think I know this. I am probably wrong, but I am going to say... It

would be good if you do. Geyser. Would you like me to take that as

your answer? Yes, Dale. I accept, if that is right we will have ?20,000

in there. Is it geyser? Yes, well done.

This would make it ?25,000. Here is your question:

Is this no good either? Again, it's not. Oh! Don't tell me that. I don't

want to tell you that. I know. I want to know it.

Thrillers. Am I to take thrillers as your answer? Yes, please, Dale.

Accepted. I hope you are right. If it's right, ?25,000, which is much

needed at this stage in the game. Yes! Great, well done. It means,

Andy, you are going to get such a cheer when I say, come and join us!

How are you feeling? I feel great now. I am from Beckenham in Bromley

in Kent. I am a supply teacher. I love it. That is brilliant. How much

would you like to go home with? You came here with a dream. People

think, on their way here, I will get that. How much? 100,000, but I do

not think I will get that. If you won 25,000, what would you do? I

would get married in Las Vegas to mice -- my long-suffering partner

and maybe try to buy a vote. Are you going to go to the Elvis Presley

chapel? I do not know, that has to be discussed. You need some cash.

You are doing well, relax, I will be back with your question in a moment.

Look at you two. Who would have thought? One question. This is not

multiple choice. Are you ready? Work together. Let's hear what you're

talking about. Here is your question.

Blank looks all round. I have heard of Tracy Beaker. I am sure there is

a TV show. There is. Do you know it? I know Tracy Beaker is a children's

TV show. Which writer? Children's writers. There is Roald Dahl. I do

not know any others. Quentin Blake. Do we think it is more likely to be

him rather than Roald Dahl? I shall read the question one more time. I

do need an answer. Here we go. And you say...? Roald Dahl.

Roald Dahl, both of you. I have accepted Roald Dahl and if that is

correct, you go back to Winners' Row. I know you are not confident. I

am not sure, either. Is the answer Roald Dahl?

Jacqueline Wilson. I am sorry. You have to go right back where you

started. I am sorry. Whoa! And being a teacher, would you have

known that? KLAXON.

You would have known that? I am in shock. You know what happened? The

klaxon has sounded. The lights went crazy. When you look at the 25

grand, you know what that means, it is frozen. It is not going anywhere.

There are three of you in Winners' Row. Each of you look at a potential

share of ?8,333. You know what the best thing is? Each of you are just

one question away from staking your claim on a share of that cash. Sit

back and relax. You only have one question left. Keith and Clare, when

you walk off you will get a roar of approval from the audience. I am

sorry it is time to say good night. Good night. CHEERING.

I breathe a huge sigh. Look at you smiling. You cannot believe your

luck? It works like that sometimes. I will be back with your question

momentarily. It has been an unusual night. It has

been all over the place. Those three can sit tight and hold their nerve

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

winner. Here is your chance to win a fortune. It is the Thunderball draw

from the National Lottery. Thanks Dale. Hello and welcome to

Lottery HQ. Well done to Andy for getting a place in Winners' Row. Now

it is your turn and by the time the night is out, you could be sitting

on a life changing amount of money. Thunderball is up first with a

half-million-pound top prize. There is tonight's Lotto draw still to

come with a seven-figure jackpot up for grabs. Joining us to start the

Lotto draw and to wish you all luck is West End performing star and now

star of Casualty, Lee Mead. OK. Here's Thunderball. Start up the

first machine, please, Julie. Our draw master is Julie Hamilton and

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

week, over ?2.9 million has been paid out in prizes. There have been

over 439,000 winning tickets. Congratulations. Best of luck to

everyone. There are a total of 39 to pick from

in this machine. And three opportunities each week to

in this machine. And three game on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday.

Julie, please start that second machine. That's all five of the main

numbers. Just that all-important Thunderball still to be drawn.

Thanks, Alan. It certainly is all important because if you have it,

and you've matched with all of the other numbers drawn so far, then

you'll win a top prize of half a million pounds. Let's see what it

is. Thanks, Alan. Join us in a few

minutes, when Lee Mead, aka Lofty from Casualty, will be wishing you

all good luck before pushing the button that will start tonight's big

Lotto draw. And now it is back to In It To Win It.

Welcome back. Not so long ago these three people helped to put 25 grand

in the prize fund. Translated, that means each of them look at a

potential share of the minimum of ?8,333. They are just one question

away from that cash. Andy, under the wire. You did not put any money in.

But there is 25 grand. The other two girls put in ten grand, so nobody

has done brilliantly. It has been one of those funny nights. So I get

to say - here is your first and last question. Are you ready? I am ready.

I wish you luck. It would be nice to go home with a minimum of eight

grand-odd. Here it is. I think... I am pretty sure it's

Benedict. Are you saying you would like me to take Benedict as your

answer? Yes, please, Dale. I accept Benedict. It is sealed. If

it is right, the minimum you will go home with is 8,333. Is it Benedict?

It is Francis. Now you hear it, does it's sound right? Not really. I am

sorry. You have been a great player because you have been so patient.

Have a safe journey home. APPLAUSE. OK. It is an all-girl final, at the

moment. That means your share just went up. The minimum you are playing

for is 12,500. It is good news for you, really. Are you ready, Eileen,

for your last question? You put in five grand. You deserve the right to

be here. I hope both of you walk away with the 12,500. Here is your

last question. Oh, dear. Burnt umber. Burnt umber.

I do not know it, Dale. Burnt umber. Is anyone of them shouting out at

you? Maybe brown. I do not know it, Dale. I am going to have to say

brown. Would you like me to accept brown is your answer? Yes, Dale. I

accept it. If it is right, the minimum you will leave with is

?12,500. Is brown the right answer? Yes. Well done, darling. OK, Katie.

You put five grand in. I am glad you did. You are looking at 12,500, just

like Eileen. This is where we find out if you go home with that, or

whether Eileen goes home with 25,000. Are you ready for your last

question? Yes, please, Dale. I wish you the best of luck. We are on your

side. Let's have a look. Is that a good question for you?

Ish! OK. I will let you do your thing. I do not think it is

Buckingham Palace. I am going... I am going to get rid of that. I think

it is Westminster Abbey. I hope it is Westminster Abbey. I have

accepted Westminster Abbey. If that is right, happy ending, we are doing

very well. 12,500 each. Is it Westminster Abbey? Yes.

CHEERING. At last. A happy ending. That is

wonderful. It means you can relax. I will be back in a moment with your

cheques. Well done, girls. Finally it happened. Another great night. My

question to you at home is - will you be celebrating a huge cash win?

There is a fortune up for grabs in the big Saturday night draw. Good

luck, everyone. Thanks Dale and a huge well done to Katie and Eileen.

Happy spending, ladies. Joining us now is a man whose career this last

seven years has been as dazzling as the technicolour dream coat that

first launched him to stardom. Welcome to Lottery HQ Lee Mead.

Seven years. I remember watching it and I voted for you and I came to

see you in Josef. It was wonderful. What have been the big moments in

those seven years? Performing at Wembley, 70,000 people, that was

incredible. And bringing my show to the Colosseum and making records.

Plays, TV roles. You must be delighted you entered the

competition. You are going out on tour. I go out once a month and I

finish in the West End at the Garrick Theatre in London. Just a

feud dates, to tour alongside Casualty. I enjoyed it. We have to

talk about Casualty. Was it frightening, going into a show that

is so iconic? The first day was. My first scene was with Charlie. He has

been in the show for 25 years. By filming Cardiff. And it is on to

night -- I film in Cardiff. If you had to choose, West End,

singing or acting? I don't think I could. I get to mix it up. Doing the

concerts. I am greedy, I think. You were at number two with Any Dream

Will Do. Yes, back in the day. You have done it all. Are you ready to

press the button? Not quite yet. It's now time for Lotto.

Wait for it! OK, let's release the weekend balls. Tonight's jackpot is

an estimated 4. .3 million. With over 444,000 winning tickets last

week with four matching with six numbers to win a share of the

exactlypot. Two shared last Saturday's rollover jackpot winning

over 3. .5 million each. Just imagine. Thank you very much. Lee,

the UK awaits. Good luck everyone. Excellent. Well done, Lee. Here we

go with the first one about to appear.

I hope it's going well for you. Finally, the bonus tonight, if you

need it, it is number 46. Millionaires' row looks like this:

Alan, thank you very much. Thank you very much to Lee, as well. We will

see you straight after the show. Remember to check your tickets to

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

Raffle tonight. Full results will be available via the red button or by

visiting the website. The area with the mousse winners is the south-east

of -- with the most winners is the south-east of England. You can also

watch this week's Lotto, Thunderball and Euromillions draw by visiting

the website. I will be back next week. Bye.

My work is almost done. A great night tonight. The audience have

been phenomenal. I am looking at two cheques. That means only one thing,

time to hand them to our winners. Well done girls. Eileen, what seems

like a lifetime ago you said you wanted a few things and one was

Cheryl Cole teeth. I have been looking at your teeth. There's

nothing whereining with them. You are crazy -- nothing wrong with

them. You are crazy. Congratulations. Thank you. It's

great. Seems forever since you were up here

first. You were second out. Yeah. Where is the money going? Student

fees. Is it really! Student fees first. A sensible girl here. Girls,

you have been a joy. Thank you. Have a great night tonight.

OK. Do you know, it's been a wonderful night. It's been very

strange, all the toing and froing. Hope you have enjoyed watching In It

To Win It. Have a good night. Congratulations to Eileen and Katie.

Tonight's winning numbers are on screen now. And the full Lotto

Raffle results will be available on the red button or the website.

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