Episode 3 The National Lottery: Secret Fortune

Last week on Secret Fortune, Catherine and Mark found the

envelope with �100,000 on their first question. What's in this

envelope? BOTH: �100,000. They kept it till last, when they fell at the

final hurdle. AUDIENCE: Oh! �100. It is absolutely devastating to

lose �100,000 and to be so close as well. Tonight, it's Chris and Roger

facing the envelopes and hoping to win big, when they discover what

Hello and welcome to the National Lottery Secret Sortune, with your

host, Nick Knowles. Well, well, well! Thank you. Thank

you very much. What a wonderful welcome. Hello, and welcome to

Secret Fortune, where two players will be using knowledge, instinct

and maybe a bit of luck to find their secret fortune. It could be

�100 but it could be �100,000! AUDIENCE: Woo! It's here and it's

waiting to be won by tonight's contestants. Let's meet them. They

are Chris and Roger from Southampton. Welcome, welcome.

Let's find out a bit about you. What's the relationship? We're

partners. We've been together 35 years this year. 35 years! 35 years.

What do you do for a living? Nothing. We're retired. You're

retired? Yeah. Early retirement, I might add! Yes, very, very. I was

going to say, you don't look old enough to be retired. We used to

work together. We used to supply theatrical wigs for theatres and

television. So when you watch telly, can you see the people that are

wearing wigs? If it's a good one, you can't tell. A lot of people say

you can always tell if it's a wig. Ah! You can always tell if it's a

bad wig. If it's a good wig, you don't notice. So, who on

television... No! Wouldn't it be great to ask, though? It would.

could give you a list. No! You're all right. It's brilliant, isn't

it? Thank you very much. Sewn on, actually. All right. Welcome to the

show. I could start by saying congratulations, because you know

that just by being here you're guaranteed to go home with some

money but you've got a lot of work ahead of you, because how much

depends on you. Right. Your secret fortune is sitting right here in

one of tonight's envelopes, and here they come. Each envelope

contains an amount between �100 and �100,000. Let's see the money. Here

it comes. There you go. Now, Chris and Roger will throw away all but

one of those. The one they keep will be their secret fortune.

�10,000, what do you do with it? might be a car for me. Yeah...

haven't told him that yet but it might be a car for me. Do you want

a car? Yeah, I want a car. What sort of car are you after?

Something sporty and small. I feel safer the closer to the ground I

am! Lovely. �50,000. Now we're talking very big money. What are

you going to spend that on? cousin, who lives in Australia, is

going to get married and she's invited us to the wedding and we

want to go. That'd be great. Absolutely. �100,000, where will

the money go? It'd be nice to spread it around a bit, wouldn't

it? Yeah. We've both got relatives that we think we could help and

it'd be nice to give them a big treat. That sounds great. Yeah.

$$YELLOW, OK, each of these envelopes contains one of those

amounts placed at random. They're numbered 1 to 24, here come the

numbers. Shall we seal these away, and away they go. The next time

you'll see one of these is when you bring it back into play. Most

digital viewers can play along at home. Just press your red button

now, or scream at the screen. That is the way I like to do it! And to

join in the discussion on Twitter, use #secretfortune. Right, the

first thing you're going to do is choose four envelopes. We need some

numbers from you. Number five's my lucky number. Is it? It's never

brought me any luck but I've have always felt it. OK. My birthday, 23.

23, up it comes. 7 and 13. The famous lucky or unlucky numbers.

Better get them dealt with straight away. Absolutely. Happy with thos

numbers? Yes. Let's get them up onto the board. Remember, inside

each envelope is one of those amounts of cash. What you've got to

do is simple but crucial. Keep the envelope that contains the most

money. That's the aim of the game. Let's have a look at your first

OK, you have four possible answers. I don't know what's in these four

envelopes you've chosen but our computer does and it's allocating

the envelope containing the biggest amount of money to the film that's

taken the most. The second-biggest amount of money to the film that's

taken second-most and so on. You have to lose three answers. So what

are you thinking? Well, I know Saving Private Ryan was a huge film.

Toy Story was huge. It was. Castaway... I don't think that did

very well at all. I don't think it would have done as well as some of

the others. So shall we get shot of that? Yeah, shall we get rid of

Castaway first? Castaway. 7. Yes. OK. Your secret fortune tonight

will not be... �18,000. Ooh! Yes, you can tell by the noise coming

from the audience, that's not great. OK, �18,000 in the bin. Go on.

that changed your thinking or...? No. OK. I'm still sort of guessing

that Sleepless In Seattle wasn't as a big worldwide as the other two.

All right, then. Shall we go for that? Sleepless In Seattle.

Envelope 5. Your secret fortune tonight will not be... �2,000.

brilliant! Those are the ones we don't want any more. So, where are

we going now? Worldwide. It's a question of was Toy Story bigger

than Saving Private Ryan? It's going to be instinct, isn't it?

is. My instinct is Toy Story... bigger. Was bigger. It's more of a

worldwide appeal, isn't it? Shall we get rid of your birthday?

rid of my birthday, Saving Private Ryan. 23. Representing your

birthday. Your secret fortune tonight will not be... �75,000.

Dam! Bad instinct. That's tough. That's a lot of money to throw away

early on. This is what �75,000 sounds like when it goes in the bin.

It's not good. That's disastrous. large amount, yeah. But it only

becomes not disastrous if you've actually got the top answer. What's

the top answer, computer? Yeah. Saving Private Ryan. People like a

war film. For you at home, here's the correct order of all four

answers. I wonder whether that surprises you at home. Interesting.

You don't really know where you are at this. Absolutely not. Envelope

13 could be your secret fortune tonight. Let's call that a practice

run. OK. Not really the way to do it. Let's get the numbers back up

and let's choose another four envelopes and play your second

question. 1, and 24. 8... 8. And 19. And 19. Thank you. Let's get them

up on the board. There they go. Let's have a look at your next

question. These are not consecutive weeks. OK. So total, we are talking

about. Let's see what the options are. Computer, please allocate the

envelopes to the answers. Away they go. I don't think it was Bjorn Borg.

He won Wimbledon lots, didn't he? Yeah. I don't know. Boris Becker?

See, Andre Agassi was... OK, who shall we get shot of? I just don't

remember Boris Becker being up there that much. But I may be

mistaken. Yeah. Go on, then. OK, Boris Becker. We'll go on your

instincts. Envelope 1. Your secret fortune tonight will not be...

100... Pounds! This is the one that is the most fun to chuck in the bin.

Excellent! See the obvious one to me is John McEnroe as being top,

but... Shall we get rid of Agassi? Andre Agassi. Based on? Instinct.

Envelope 8. So, we would like this to be a small amount. Your secret

fortune tonight will not be... �6,000. Not so bad. Right. So,

you're left with the two? Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe. If I had to

pick one of those, which I do... It's going to be Bjorn Borg as top

man. So we get rid of John McEnroe? OK, envelope 24. So your secret

fortune tonight will not be... I'm afraid the ball was out. �40,000.

Another big one goes in the bin. Well, here's the thing. Computer,

what was the top answer? It was John McEnroe. It was John McEnroe.

For those of you at home, here's the correct order. Again, you find

yourself in a strange position of not knowing. This could be anything,

really. Either way, Envelope 19 could be your secret fortune

tonight. Let's get the numbers back up and let's choose with all to

play for. OK, let's have 10... And 14. 21... And 4. Let's get them up

on the board. Let's have a look at your third question. The definition

of space is above 100 kilometres. Let's take a look at the potential

answers and see if that helps you along. Computer, please allocate

the envelopes to the answers. Away they go. My thoughts are... That...

I don't offhand recall mice going into space solo and I think the

Americans were sending up monkeys but I think the Russians were

sending up dogs. So I think that could be the one we are going to

leave. OK. Shall we remove the flies? Let's get rid of the fruit

flies, please. Swat the flies. Envelope 4. Your secret fortune

tonight will not be... �30,000. Ooh! �30,000. So you want to get

rid of your mouse? Yes. Let's get rid of the mouse. Because? I don't

think the mice did anything. Mouse it is, then. They have whiskers,

but... Your secret fortune tonight will not be... �16,000. That's

another large amount of money going in the bin. I really think the

first animal in space was a dog. I really do. I think the Russians set

up a dog. I can remember the dog going up. Lika, if I remember

correctly. Lose the monkey? We will lose the monkey. The monkey's going.

21. Easy to lose the monkey. Is the monkey going to cost you a lot of

money? I hope not. Your secret fortune tonight will not be...

�25,000. So it's a high-scoring round. That's for sure. Leaving you

with envelope Number 10. What was the top answer? For you at home,

here's the correct order. Once again, you are in this position

where you don't know. Either way, envelope 10 could be your secret

It could be anything, couldn't it? Yeah.

Either way, envelope number 10 could be your secret fortune

tonight. Things can only get better.

OK, let's get the numbers back and choose another four envelopes and

play your fourth question. Pick four numbers, please.

11.

11.

Double

Double it,

Double it, 22.

Double it, 22. And

And 22.

And 22. Yeah.

Yeah. $$WHTIE

$$WHTIE Are

$$WHTIE Are you

$$WHTIE Are you happy

$$WHTIE Are you happy with them? Yes.

$$WHTIE Let's get them on the board. $$WHTIE There they are.

$$WHTIE Here comes your next question:

$$WHTIE Let's see your four answers, As ever, the computer knows what's

in each envelope. $$WHTIE It's allocating the

envelope containing the most money to the place set furthest away, and

so on through all four answers. Macbeth is set in Scotland.

Scotland, various places. Hamlet.

Denmark. Denmark.

Denmark. Romeo

Romeo and

Romeo and Juliet,

Romeo and Juliet, in

Romeo and Juliet, in fair Verona, where we set our scene.

Midsummer's Night's Dream, Athens. Oh, right.

So, what are you going to throwaway?

Shall we start closest and work furthest away?

So we get rid of Macbeth? Envelope 22.

Your secret fortune tonight will not be...

You are very confident about this, aren't you?

Yeah. You are right to be. It won't be

�500. Macbeth and �500, into the bin.

I think next closest is Denmark, isn't it?

Yeah. So, let's get shot of Hamlet.

Hamlet. Prince of.

Right. Your secret fortune tonight, will

not be... �12,000.

As

As the

As the �12,000

As the �12,000 goes

As the �12,000 goes in the bin, that tells you that, if you're

right, you are starting to look at some big numbers, aren't you?

So, which one's next? Next one, Romeo and Juliet, because

it's in Italy. And, that's number 9.

So, your secret fortune tonight will not be...

�20,000. Wow!

�20,000 goes in the bin, leaving �20,000 goes in the bin, leaving

envelope 18. Yeah.

Now, from the very start, you were confident that Midsummer Night's

Dream was the correct answer to this question.

So, if you're right this, this has to be at least...

�22,000. Computer, what's the top answer?

YES! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Absolutely fabulous. For you at home, here's the correct

order of all four. Envelope 18, could be your secret

fortune tonight. Right.

Let's take a look at the board, shall we?

If we bring in the money and take a look at how you're doing.

You really need to be clearing more of those amounts on the left.

It's great that those amounts are still there on the right.

Look at the �100,000 at the top. Look at it, it's gone gold.

It's tempting you. Do you think that's on your desk

already? I'm saying it might be.

You're saying it might be. Might be.

Let's bring the numbers back up behind me.

Let's choose another four envelopes and clear away some small amounts.

OK then. Let's have some numbers.

Number 2. Number 2.

15 and 12. 15 and 12.

Let's get them up and onto the board.

There they go. Neither of us ever watched X Factor.

Well, this could be a problem then, couldn't it, if you've never

actually seen them? It could be.

Let's bring up the answers and see whether they ring any bells with

Computer, please allocate the envelopes to the answers.

Away they go. Do any of these names mean anything

to you at all? I'm ashamed to admit it, but I've

only ever heard of Jedward. I know Jedward didn't do that well,

did they? They didn't win, did they?

Shall we get rid of Jedward? Yes, OK.

It's as good as anybody, isn't it? Jedward.

15 has gone. Your secret fortune tonight will

not be... �7,000.

That's fine. Same Difference.

I don't know. I'm quite taken by the thought of

that. Shall we lose Chico?

Oh, all right then. Chico's gone.

Your secret fortune tonight will not be...

Yeah. �9,000.

Right. We're

We're on

We're on the

We're on the right

We're on the right side of the board.

�9,000, in the bin. I don't know how you're doing this,

but it's working. This is where we flip a coin, isn't

Yeah. The MacDonald Brothers and Same

Difference. Millions of people are now shouting,

"how do you not know this?" People are howling.

Not howling loud enough, are they? No, obviously not.

Obviously not. You have to plump for one or the

other? Shall we keep Same Difference then?

You are going to get rid of? The MacDonald Brothers.

The MacDonald Brothers are going? Yeah.

Envelope 16. If this is a small amount, you've

done an amazing job, on a round you knew absolutely nothing about.

Your secret fortune tonight will not be...

�14,000. That's not too bad.

Which leaves us with envelope 2. Now, is it possible...

With a question that you knew nothing about, that you've managed

to fumble your way through to the top answer?

Which of these X Factor acts finished in the highest position?

I don't believe it! That's fabulous.

For you at home, here's the correct order of all four.

So, it wasn't the top amount that you threw away then.

�14,000. �14,00, wasn't it?

It's got to be one of those three. This is good.

It's good, isn't it? Tonight, envelope 2 could be your

secret fortune. Excellent.

So, there are only four envelopes They are, 3, 6, 17 and 20.

It doesn't matter whether you like them or not, they're going up on

the board. They're the only ones left to play

with. There they go.

Let's see the question, not that it Let's look at the possible answers,

shall we? Computer, please allocate the

envelopes to those answers. Right.

You're better at this than I am. What do you think, Roger?

I think, let's get shot of the Alps first.

Envelope 6. Are you feeling confident?

You look confident on this one. Yeah, I'm looking for �1,000 on

this one. Let's find out.

Your secret fortune tonight will not be...

That's extraordinary, �1,000. Brilliant.

�1,000 in the bin. Lovely.

Um, the Andes go all the way up South America.

Quite a good candidate for the longest.

I've no idea. To be quite honest, I can't find my

way to the end of the street. Let's lose the Himalayas.

Himalayas. Thank

Thank you.

Thank you. Envelope

Envelope 20.

Envelope 20. Wow.

Wow. While

While you're

While you're doing

While you're doing your

While you're doing your predicting technique, would you like to have a

go at this one? �4,000, you are saying is in

envelope. All right.

Your secret fortune tonight will not be...

�4,000. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So, Mystic Meg! Andes, Rocky Mountains, those are

the two that are left. I think, lose the Rockies, keep the

Andes. Yes.

Yes. OK.

Lose

Lose the

Lose the Rockies.

Lose the Rockies. Keep

Keep the

Keep the Andes,

Keep the Andes, please.

Keep the Andes, please. Right.

Right. Envelope

Envelope 17.

Envelope 17. You

You are

You are less

You are less sure

You are less sure of this one, aren't you?

A bit less. Bear in mind, this is the last

envelope you're throwing way. Yeah.

If I don't say �100,000. Yeah.

You're taking �100,000 into the final.

So, your secret fortune tonight will not be...

Yeah. �10,000.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Away it goes, �10,000 into the bin.

Envelope 3. Any idea where the big money is so

far in front of you? We think the last two.

It maybe in here too, if it's the top answer.

Yeah. Computer, what's the top answer?

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Yeah!

Amazing. For you at home, here's the correct

order of all four. You're very good at geography,

aren't you? My old geography teacher would be

proud of me. That's very true.

As a result, envelope 3 could be your secret fortune tonight.

You started with 24 envelopes. You now have six, containing:

�3,000, �5,000, �8,000 �22,000, CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Now, I know you're eager to find out what you're going to win, but

everyone at home is also eager to find out if they're winners tonight.

So, let's cross to Lottery HQ for CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

It's on its way to being 8.12pm on 3rd September we are live from

Lottery HK with John Partridge. Thanks Alan.

Hello everyone and welcome to the show.

Coming up later, as well as tonight's big Lotto draw, I'll be

bringing you all the latest information about this year's

National Lottery Awards. You don't want to miss that!

But first, it's time to see if you are going to become �500,000 better

off this weekend, with our first live draw of the night, it's

OK Alan over to you. Release those OK Alan over to you. Release those

weekend balls, please, Matt. Set of balls four were selected at random

today by Will Hustler from North Cornwall. 115,000 tickets won a

prize on this very game last night. Well done if one of those winners

was you. Are we ready to start we are. I thought so. Good luck.

Here we go then: which will be the first one? 3 balls to pick from in

one. 26. There is a prize for matching with just the Thunderball

itself, remember. There it is, number 12. The final ball from our

first machine, there it is, that is number 22. OK, release the 14

Thunderballs, please, now, Matt. If you've matched with all five

numbers drawn so far, then it's time to break out the bubbly

because you've just won yourself �5,000.

Well done. If you match with the Thunderball

too, that �5,000 will be transformed in to a fantastic

�500,000. I'm keeping everything crossed for

you. Good Luck! He is too, here we go.

This could make a huge difference to what you win tonight. There it

is, number 8. So, here are tonight's Thunderball numbers again,

I'll be back shortly with news about this year's National Lottery

Awards and tonight's big Lotto draw but, for now, it's back to Nick and

Secret Fortune. Welcome back to Secret Fortune.

Chris and Roger have six m below it in front of them containing �3,000,

�5,000, �8,000, �22,000, �50,000... �100,000!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE how well you answer the next five questions will

determine whether you walk away with �3,000 either �100,000. Do you

know where the money is? It could be in Number Three. Let's see all

number envelopes on the board. Because you think you know where

the money is, the �100,000, we are going to cover over those numbers

and give them a shovel. Now you will have no idea which envelope is

attached to which answer. Let's find this secret fortune. Let's

This is where it all changes. Previously a correct answer

identified the envelope you wanted to keep. Now it identify as the

envelope you want to throw away. The computer has allocated the

breed with the fewest registrations to the view is to mount, so that is

what you're looking for. Give the correct answer, and �3,000 goes in

the bin. Get it completely wrong and the �100,000 is going in the

bin. Right. Which is it going to be? Have you got a thought as to

which answer you want to get rid of? I think boxer. Don't know why.

OK. Boxer it is. You did not know whether �100,000 was but you did

predict an envelope number. Yeah, we said maybe number three. If you

are right, we don't want to see that appear when I ask the computer.

Computer, which envelope number is attached to the answer boxer? 19.

Would you like to pass me envelope 19, because it goes from you to me

to announce the amount, and then throw it in the bin. You are fairly

confident this will be a small amount? We are hoping so. Your

secret fortune tonight will not be... �8,000. That goes in the bin.

Let's have a look at the correct order and see how you did. You

avoided the �100,000 answer, which was Labrador retriever. Good start.

Are you ready to go on? Yes. Which of these films is set closest to to

the present day? Let's have a look at the options. Closest to the

present day, mutiny On the Bounty is furthest back. Charge Of The

Light Brigade and Gone With The Wind, middle of the 19th century.

Gunfight at the OK coral, towards the end. I think it Zulu is the

closest. That is my answer. Remind me again, which envelope did you

think the �100,000 might be in? Number three. Which envelope is

attached to the answer Zulu? Number 10. Happy with that? Yes. Because?

Because it is from our rubbish period! Could you pass me envelope

Number 10, because that is going in the bin. But first, I have to tell

you that your secret for June tonight will not be... �5,000. --

your secret fortune. That goes in the bin. In that case, gunfight.

You're absolutely why. Two years out. Are you ready for the next

question? Yeah. OK. Let's look at the options. I'm trying to think

when they were around... John Steinbeck was writing in the 30s,

40s, 50s. Ernest Hemingway... think it is either John Steinbeck

or Samuel Beckett. Yes. Shall we go for Samuel Beckett? Yes. Once again,

to be sure, you think the �100,000 might be in... Three. Which

envelope number is attached to the answers Samuel Beckett? Number 13.

That was during your... Rubbish period! Do the honours. Pass me

number 13. Unlucky for some. It is on its way out. Either way, your

secret fortune tonight will not be... �3,000!

Absolutely fantastic. 13 is definitely lucky for you. Let's

take a look at the order. The answer you needed for Boyd was T S

Eliot, 1948. You were at that through brilliantly. In an amazing

position. How much more amazing cannot even get, because still

there, �22,000, �50,000 and �100,000. �22,000, what does that

get you? It is your car, isn't it?! I get to be driven around in the

car. Perfect! �50,000, what does that mean? That is Australia. First

class. And a cruise. So, if you got a cheque for �100,000, things would

change? Absolutely. It just makes life easier, doesn't it? If we got

that much, though, I could not keep hold of it all. Some would have to

go somewhere else. Family? Absolutely. Ready for your next

question? Yes. Which of these British Eurovision entries span but

you must weeks at number one in the UK? -- spent the fewest weeks?

This is Your Era. I can't dance but I remember all the tunes. You think

Cliff Richard is an answer to avoid? I think he might be top. I

think Making Your mind Up was a bigger winner than Save Your kisses

We have got to pick one and we will keep our fingers crossed. Save Your

kisses for me is locked in. Remind me which embar LED you think the

big money is in. I guessed it might be in three. -- which envelope you

think the big money is in. Computer, which envelope is attached to the

answer Save Your kisses for me? Envelope 2. This is where I ask you

to pass me envelope 2. This is going to go from you to me. I'm

going to say how much is in here and then throw it in the bin.

It is nerve-racking, isn't it? It will stay that way a bit longer

because we go back to Lottery HQ coming up, but first, I need to let

you know that the final round of voting for the National Lottery

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Fantastic! Let's go. A release those big money balls. We are using

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from us tonight. You can see the results for the EuroMillions draw

with an amazing jackpot of an estimated �110 million online from

9:30pm that evening. We will have Thunderball and blotto draws next

week. We will also have two more category is looking for your vote

to win awards. For now, it is back to Nick, for the final part of the

show. It is good night from me and Welcome back to Secret Fortune. You

rejoin us at a crucial moment. We have just been through the

question: Chris and Roger have gone for Save Your Kisses For Me as the

answer.we asked the computer. It told us that envelope number two is

attached to that answer. Your secret fortune tonight will not

�100,000. Never mind! I have to drop that in the bin, I'm afraid.

�100,000. There it goes. Let's's look at what the order

Let''s clear it away. We have two envelopes. One has �22,000. One has

�50,000. Right. Let us find out The computer allocated the animal

with the fewest teeth to the smallest amount of money. Right.

Given me the correct answer, the �22,000 goes in the bin. Right.

course, get it wrong, and the �50,000 is gone. Right. Chimpanzee,

lion. You would think the lion would have a lot of teeth because

it what it does a lot of biting. great deal of biting. Chimpanzee

are more Huhne. They are 90% DNA is the same. Yeah. I think Chimpanzee

has more teeth. I think lion has fewer. Yeah, that is what I think.

Lose the lion. Lion. Oh. Computer, 18. OK. Envelope 1 is the envelope

you are throwing away. Right. you like to pass it to me. This one

is going in the pin. It means envelope 3 is your secret fortune.

Right. Would you like to pick it up, What do you think is in here?

hope it's the 22. Well, it's of no importance what is in there. The

one that matters is your secret fortune. Would you like to pass it

to me. Number 3. Your secret �50,000!

�50,000. There it is. Written inside it is the cheque with your

names on it. �50,000, who is going to hold the cheque? I will. I'm

shaking less, I think. I need you to hang on to that, if you don't

mind. We have tidying up to do. The lion has fewer teeth. It has two

less teeth. In here, we need to open the last one, just to show you

that that was in fact the �22,000. It doesn't matter. I'm very, very

pleased with you. Ladies and gentlemen, didn't they do fantastic

way. Chris and Roger leaving with �50,000. Join us again next week

when two more people will be discovering their secret fortune.

Good night. Congratulations to Chris and Roger. Looks like a trip