Episode 7 The National Lottery: Secret Fortune

Last week, partners Hayley and Rhys threw away �100,000 with their

first envelope. But still went on to win enough...

�20,000. To change things for their young son Freddie. An absolute

dream come true. It means we can get married, do everything we

dreamed of. Our lives will become a lot easier. This week Lee and Dean

are hoping to win �100,000, when they discover what will be their

Welcome to the National Lottery's Secret Fortune, with your host Nick

APPLAUSE Well, well, thank you. Hello and

welcome to Secret Fortune. As always we have two players faced

with 24 envelopes. They're looking for one that will be their Secret

Fortune. It might be �100, but it could be as much as �100,000.

It's here and it's waiting to be won by tonight's contestants. Let's

meet them. They are Lee and Dean from Hereford and Birmingham.

APPLAUSE Welcome, welcome to the arena.

Let's find out about the relationship. Related? Brothers.

I'm obviously the younger one. He's the eldeld -- eldest and ugliest.

You've always been close? Yeah frity much, we grew up together.

you do, when you're brothers. you went your separate ways.

joined the Police Service and I'm still in there. Did you do a

similar thing? No I joined an airline as a flight attendant. I

got into the VIP side of flying now, so it's really nice. What kind of

VIPs have you looked after? Recently Her Majesty, the Queen.

Did you? That's probably the highlight of my career so far.

Welcome to the show. You know you're going to be leaving with

some money. What you don't know is how much. Your Secret Fortune is

sitting right here in one of tonight's envelopes. Each envelope

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

Now Lee and Dean will throw away all but one of those amounts. The

one they keep will be their Secret Fortune.

Well, what happens if it all goes wrong and you leave here with just

�100? We're in the bar. For a while. Let's talk about say �25,000?

got a younger brother who is due to have his first baby in the next

month. We'd like to help him out and do up the baby's room. Dean do

you own your own place? Unfortunately not, if we win a

large amount, it would be like to. I have been a wild Rover over the

years. I have lived all over the place. It would be nice to set down

some roots and put a deposit on a place. Let's dream, �100,000, if

you walk out with that? It would be nice to charter the aircraft I work

on and take our friends and family (inaudible) Each of these envelopes

contains one of those amounts, placed at random. They're numbered

one to 24. Here are the numbers. Let's seal these away. The next

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

digital viewers can play along at home. Press your red button now. To

join in on Twitter use # Secret Fortune. Lee and Dean, the

thing you're going to do is choose four envelopes, please. First my

daughter's birthday is on the sixth, so number six. And my son's just

turned 12, so number 12. I'm going for number eight. And 13. Let's get

them up on the board. Remember inside each envelope is one of

those cash amounts. What you've got to do is keep the envelope that

contains the most money. Let's look contains the most money. Let's look

I don't know what's in those four envelopes you've chosen, but our

computer does. It's allocating the envelope containing the most money

with the actor in the most envelopes. The second biggest

amount of money is the actor in the second most and so on.

second most and so on. second most and so on.

second most and so on. McEnerny... He wasn't in it a lot.

What about Stephen Fry? He's done a lot of other stuff, he would have

been busy to do too many of those episodes. Keep Miranda and get rid

of Hugh Lauri. OK Hugh Lauri, envelope number 12. If your theory

is correct, this will be a small amount from this side. Your Secret

Fortune tonight will not be... �22,000.

So that's �22,000 in the bin. I'm pretty sure that Stephen Fry

was in the same sort of number of programmes as Hugh Lauri. We need

to get rid of Tim. I think he was captain darling in one of the

series. Other than that I don't Your Secret Fortune tonight will

not be... �100,000. That's a bit of a disaster really.

Yeah. �100,000 in the bin. Gone, finished. I remember Stephen

Fry in at least two of the series and Miranda was really just Queen

Elizabeth. She might have played other parts. Miranda Richardson.

Envelope 13. Your Secret Fortune tonight will not be... �6,000.

Oh, that's better. Normally at this stage what I do is

ask the computer whether you have the top answer. I think we're all

very well aware that the top answer has gone. So computer will you

confirm that for us, please? Yes it was with Tim McInnerny. Here at

home here is the correct answer of the four answers. But for you,

almost impossible to know what's in this. Either way envelope six could

be your Secret Fortune. Right, let's get the numbers back

on the board. Let's pick four more envelopes,

please. My mum's birthday the 15th and my

lucky number seven. Number 11 and number 3.

I have not a clue about football. I've got Two Left Feet. Let's look

George Best, that was some time ago, wasn't it? It was, yeah. Ronaldo,

he wasn't at Man United very long. A few seasons. Beckham was there

for a while. I think we can rule out... Ronaldo? Yeah. Envelope 11.

Your Secret Fortune tonight will not be... �2,000.

Those are the ones I like throwing away. That's great news. So?

100%, I would say Eric Cantona played the fewest games out of

Envelope three. Your Secret Fortune tonight will not be... �100.

That's in the bin. Fantastic. You're on a role here chaps. It's

out of those two and I reckon George Best was the longest, only

because I can only ever saying he played for Man United, who else did

he play for? As opposed to Beckham, who went abrought. Yeah. That's it

then. We've got it right. Yeah? Yeah. Envelope 15. Your Secret

Fortune tonight will not be... Leaving envelope seven, which you

said was your lucky number, didn't you? I did, yes. Which of these

legendary number sevens played the most games for Manchester United,

was it George Best? Yes. That's much better. For you at home heres

the correct order of all four. You have no idea what's in here, but it

could be 50,000, 75,000, 14,000, anything. Either way envelope seven

could be your Secret Fortune tonight.

Let's get to the next question. Pick me four envelopes.

brother's birthday 22. remembered it. And my birthday

number four. My age number 24 then! LAUGHTER

I'll go complete opposite number I think you get a lot of ships

going out of Southampton. I think Southampton... Start at furthest

south wouldn't they? And Portsmouth is not too far off that. I reckon

Plymouth. Although it's further west, it might be up a bit.

might be. I'm sure they go up, or go down the further east you go. I

think Bournemouth. Bothermouth is the most southerly. Along with

Southampton. Which are you getting rid of first? Bournemouth.

Envelope number one. Your Secret Fortune tonight will not be...

So Southampton is down near Bournemouth, so let's go for that.

Because of the cruise ships? Yeah. On the basis they wouldn't want to

burn too much petrol for the extra few miles. Your Secret Fortune

tonight will not be... � 18,000. However, as I chuck that away, does

that now tell you something? tells me obviously that is a bit

further north than Bournemouth and I think Plymouth we should stick

with, it might be Portsmouth is further south. Further north?

Bortsmouth is going, envelope 24. Your Secret Fortune tonight will

not be... �12,000. That's not bad. That leaves

envelope 22. Computer what is the top answer?

Southampton. No, I wouldn't have known. Here's the correct order of

all four, for you at home. If the largest amount that you

threw away was �18,000, how much less than that it's impossible to

tell. Envelope 22 could be your Secret Fortune tonight.

All right. Let's choose four more envelopes and play the fourth

question. I'll go for my age, 23. Number two.

I just remembered the wife's birthday, number five. Won't go

down well. Actually it's number three.

APPLAUSE You'll

You'll be

You'll be in

You'll be in trouble.

You'll be in trouble. Is your wife's birthday available? No, it's

gone. I'll go 14. Let's get them on Who would take perfume? For the

arty people out there they'd like to take a guitar. For people like

me, they'd like a bar of chocolate. Which are you getting rid of first?

Perfume. 23. Your Secret Fortune tonight will not be... � 9,000.

Then I think probably because there's not that many people would

play a guitar, there's only a few. Everybody eats chocolate and

everyone, most people use a mobile phone. Only a few could play a

mobile phone. -- Could play a guitar. That has been going a long

time. How long has mobile phones been going? Everybody won't be able

to play a guitar. Everybody can use a phone and eat chocolate. I will

stick to guitar. Mobile phones going. Which are we going for?

Guitar. Envelope two. You watch. I'm watching.

Your Secret Fortune tonight will not be... �14,000.

TOGETHER) I told you. It's got to have been going 30

years or more and chocolate was big in those days. And still is. So

mobile phones got to go. Number five, thank you very much.

Now you better be right Lee. Your Secret Fortune tonight will

So you're left with envelope number 14. Was chocolate the top answer

computer? For you at home here's the correct order of all four. You

have no idea what's in this envelope have you? No. Either way

envelope 14 could be your Secret Fortune tonight.

Let's look at the money. Let's bring those amounts into the centre

of the board. You're still hanging onto �75,000, 50, 40, 30, all of

which I'm sure you'd be happy to leave with. You have to clear out

some of these on the left side. Right let's get the amounts back

out to the edge of the screen, numbers on the board and let's have

four more envelopes, please. Number Ten and number 19. I'll go

Who out of those would write a children's book? They all have,

that's the point of the question! He's a sharp as a pencil.

I've got a feeling it might be between Madonna and Paul McCartney.

Geri Haliwell I think has just brought out a book. Which do you

want to get rid of first? Geri? Your Secret Fortune tonight will

not be... � 500. Who's the next answer then?

reckon Ricky Gervais. Yeah. would be more recent than the other

two. The other two have been about Your Secret Fortune tonight will

not be... � 40,000. Big one. I always thought it was

Paul McCartney's wife that published a book quite some time

ago, as she's not up there, it's got to be Paul. There's logic there

somewhere. Madonna might be next, yeah? Next to go? Yeah. Envelope

number nine. Your Secret Fortune tonight will

not be... That's extraordinary �50,000.

Two big ones. So which of these performers was first to have a

children's book published. Was Paul It's not there. For you at home,

here's the correct order of all four. Well once again you have no

idea what's in envelope ten, but envelope ten could be your Secret

Fortune tonight. So, there are only four envelopes

left. Let's play the sixth question. Here are the numbers: 16, 17, 20,

Doesn't matter whether you like them or not. They're the only four

Star Spangled Banner, America, they've not been going that long.

few hundred years. In compareson to the rest. Yeah, you're right. So I

think that would probably be one of the youngest. Star Spangled Banner.

Yeah. On the basis that? That the Americans... Young country. Young

country only thought up the tune a little while ago.

Your Secret Fortune tonight will not be... � 20,000.

We're having a lot of fun, but that's not funny is it? I think we

should try reverse logic. LAUGHTER

Don't do that now. No? Don't change it now. The next one will be God

Save the Queen. I'm with you on that one. What did they play before

that, though? I've no idea. Fairly new that one. Envelope 17. I've

played a few of these games you know. I pride myself on being able

to follow most kinds of logic. Nonetheless, your Secret Fortune

tonight will not be... � 75,000. That's a really, really huge amount

of money. What does that tell us about God Save the Queen. It's old.

It's been around a long time. was the top answer. Which one's it

going to be 16 or 21? Marseillaise, I would get rid of

that. Yeah. Envelope 16. Your Secret Fortune tonight will not

be... � 25,000. Oh, dear. Three big ones in there.

That leaves you with envelope 21. Now we know that it's not the top

answer. Computer will you confirm for us that God Save the Queen was

the top answer. There it is. For you at home,

here's the correct order of all four.

It means for you guys no idea what's in this envelope. Either way

envelope 21 could be your Secret Fortune tonight.

You started with 24 envelopes. Now you have six containing �1,000,

�5,000, �7,000, �8,000, �16,000 and �30,000.

One of those amounts will be your Secret Fortune tonight.

So, Lee and Dean are ready with their numbers. Now it's time to get

ready with your, as we cross to lottery HQ for tonight's

Thunderball draw. 9.03 on October 1. We're live from

lottery HQ tonight with a Lotto rollover and your host, OJ Borg.

Thank you Alan. Welcome to lottery HQ. We have many a treat for you

tonight. That includes Thunderball an the huge Lotto rollover jackpot.

Joining me later on is one of Team GB's brightest medal hopefuls, Andy

Turner. He'll be here to tell you about a once in a lifetime

opportunity as you could become part of the National Lottery

Olympic Park run next March. already have my running gear on.

Now it's time for the Thunderball Release those big money balls

Julia! Julie Morrissey is the draw master. Graham Nutsman is the

Julie, you saw Alan in his lycra earlier, how did it make you feel

inside? We'll leave it at that. Is Thunderball ready? Yes. Didn't have

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 45 seconds

a chance to say a thing! Here we go Now match with the first five

numbers drawn and you've become the proud new owner of �5,000. Wait a

moment longer, before beginning your celebrations, because if you

match the Thunderball as well, that �5,000 will transfer itself

Here are the numbers again in We did do a dance in rehearsals and

what did you say about it? I can't repeat it! Exactly. That's all for

now. I'll be back with Andy Turner and details of how you can get

involved in the National Lottery Olympic Park run and the big Lotto

rollover draw. Now back to Nick and Welcome back to Secret Fortune. Lee

and Dean have six envelopes in front of them containing �1,000,

�5,000, �7,000, �8,000, �16,000, and one of these envelopes contains

a cheque with your names on it for �30,000. Lee and Dean, how well you

answer the next five questions will determine whether you walk away

with �1,000 or �30,000. Let's see all six numbered envelopes on the

board. Have you any idea at all where the

large amount of money, the �30,000 is? I think number seven was the

only one that was the top answer that we got right. This is not

going to help you, we're going to cover over those numbers and give

them a shuffle. Now you'll have no idea which envelope will be

attached to which answer. Let's find this Secret Fortune. Let's see

This is where it all changes, previously a correct answer

identified the envelope you wanted to keep. Now it identifies the

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

with the -- that took the least money to the smallest amount.

That's what you're looking for. Give the correct answer and that

�1,000 goes in the bin. Get it completely wrong and the

�30,000 goes in the bin. So which is it going to be? I think Star

Wars, once everybody had heard about it, it was way ahead of its

time, when it came out, everybody would have seen it. As they've gone

to see the others, they maybe have dropped off a bit. OK. I think the

one springs to my mind that I didn't think was all that was

Attack of the Clones. You're right I didn't particularly like that. I

think that as well. You think the �30,000 is where? Number seven was

the only right answer that we got. I'm hoping it's in there.

Computer, which number envelope is attached to attack of the clones?

22. Would you like to pass me envelope 22. Your Secret Fortune

tonight will not be... � 7,000. Now let's look at the order it

should have been: The one you really wanted was Return of the

Jedi at the bottom. That's a pretty good start.

I think it's the M50. I haven't put the answers up. M5 is near us. That

goes from near Bristol up to past Birmingham. Yeah. That's a fairly...

Lengthy road. Yeah. M25, I've been stuck on that. An M8 is in the a

lengthy one. The others are fairly long. I think we're safe if we go

with the M8. It's fairly short. Yeah. M8. Again which envelope do

you not want to see attached to the answer M 8? Number 7. Computer,

which envelope is attached to the answer M8? 21. Your Secret Fortune

tonight will not be... � I can't bear it.

Let's look at the order: You got it right. M8 just 52 miles.

Let's get the next question up. Here it comes: Which of these

Aim a bit lost on this one. I don't think... Table Mountain is very

high. I've been on top of it. I've overlooked Cape Town, it's not high.

So we'll go with Table Mountain? Yeah. Once again we're looking to

avoid envelope number? Seven. Because we think it's got? �30,000.

Computer, what envelope is tached to the answer Table Mountain? What

do you think Lee? I'm fairly confident in the answer, I'm just

hoping it's not �30,000. Would you like to pass me envelope seven.

Your Secret Fortune tonight will not be... � 8,000.

APPLAUSE What do I know. Let's lock at the

order as it should have been. The one you were looking for was

Sugarloaf. We started out with all these different envelopes and

you're now down to just three. Three amounts, �5,000, �16,000 and

�30,000. Now you're obviously very pleased

to get to the �5,000. When you get to �16,000, it becomes a different

proposition, doesn't it? That's when we can start helping Neil, our

brother, with the house, the kids. Well, �30,000, that's a huge amount

of money. What would that mean? would mean I could probably now

start looking at putting a bit of money aside to get a home and set

some roots down, so that I can have the kids to visit a bit more.

you Lee? I think I'd, if we got that much money, I think I'd try to

help him out a bit and give him some of mine.

APPLAUSE Well, I hope you do really well.

Keep it going. Which of these enduring TV programmes is the

I can remember Match Of The Day as a kid. Dad used to watch it. Well

yeah. Songs of Praise I can remember way back when. Gardners'

World I haven't got a clue. I've never seen it. That would suggest

to me, it may not have been on that long. Gardners' World... Are we

going with Gardners' World? Yeah. You have no idea where the �30,000

is, which envelope? Not a clue now. Computer, which envelope number is

attached to the answer Gardners' World? 14. Your Secret Fortune

tonight will not be... �5,000. Let's look at the correct order.

Gardners' World, 1968. Let's clear that away. It's all come down to

this, �30,000 versus �16,000. Do you want to know what the last

question is? Yes, please. Everyone at home wants to know what the

Lotto has in store for them. We're going back to lottery HQ for the

Tonight's big rollover draw is moments away. First exciting news

that involves running shoes, celebrities, world class athletes,

Olympic Park and you. How exciting, fantastic news - I was referring to

the people at home. I'm sorry. On March 31, 2012 the National Lottery

hosted a five-mile run, giving you the chance to be one of the first

across the Olympic finish line. Here's a man who stranger to

running a race or two, 110 metre hurdler Andy Turner.

He ran out as well. Hello, welcome along. Tell us more about this run,

it's great, around the Olympic Park. Yes a five mile run. The finishing

line is the actual finishing line that we will cross. And what is the

feeling like when you cross the finishing line. 32 years old I'm

probably never going to make an Olympic team. Crossing the line is

like something you've never experienced. It's a dream come true

to compete in the Olympics. Next year's going to be amazing. Great

for people to enter. To get tickets is via a ballot process. It was

launched yesterday. Yes, go online, register, yeah and then, if you get

picked you're part of the race on the 31. Do you need to be a good

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heard if you get through you're into the race, you get to take two

spectators with you. Yes you do. London 2012, who are you taking

with you? I'd say my mum and dad. They're my two biggest fans. Yeah

those two. It's 300 days to go to London 2012. How's the training

going, are you in tip top condition? I'm on a break at the

moment. Slacking! Yeah, enjoying myself. Everything's looking good.

How has National Lottery funding helped you? They help out with

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that add up. Without the funding, it would make life very difficult.

Last question, what's your favourite stretch? It's my time off

right now, it would be the remote control stretch. Love it. Thank you

Andy Turner. You're going to help us start the Lotto rollover draw.

If you want to know more about the run and how to enter, head online

and follow the links. Time now for What's in the jackpot tonight?

is estimated at a cool �6.7 million. We like that. Alan take it away.

Release the rollover balls please, Julie.

Thanks to Neil we are using again veer and sets of balls number two.

On Wednesday night over 278,000 tickets won a prize, but as no-one

managed to match all six numbers drawn, we have a fantastic rollover

on our hands tonight. Julie, is the big girl ready to go? She certainly

is. Andy, the button is all yours. Good luck to everybody at home and

specially my mum. Here we go. Let's This is th weekend's Lotto winning

That's nearly all from us tonight. Thanks to Andy Turner for coming

along. Best of luck for London 2012. Just enough time to let you know

that Tuesday's euro millions will be a massive �85 million. You can

see the results on BBC One at 10.35pm after the news. They're

available online from 9.30pm. Head to bbc.co.uk/lottery and follow the

links. Now it's time to go back to Nick for the final part of the show.

Have a great rest of the weekend. Al, do you fancy a barbeque right

now? Yeah, let's do it! Good night. Welcome back to Secret Fortune,

where Lee and Dean now have two envelopes in front of them, one

contains �16,000 and the other contains �30,000. One of them will

be their Secret Fortune. Let's find out what the deciding question is.

By the end of 2010, which of these siblings had won the fewest

The computer has allocated the sibling with the fewest titles to

the smallest amount of money. Give me the correct answer and that

�16,000 will go in the bin. Get it wrong, and the �30,000 is gone.

I think Venus Williams has had a lot of injury over the last few

years, so Vienna has been doing better. -- Serena has been doing

better than her. Which one of the sisters has won the fewest titles?

I've no idea. Fewest I think is Venus. Is that your answer? Yeah.

I'm going with you, I haven't got a clue. You like tennis. Yeah, Venus

Williams. That's your answer? Let's find out which envelope is

attached to the answer Venus Williams? Until 10. I need you to

pass it to me. We're throwing whatever's in here away.

That means envelope six is your Secret Fortune tonight.

Pick it up and come with me. You look really, really nervous for

the first time this evening, I mean really worried? I am yeah, I made

the decision, it's down to me. doesn't matter. What's in this

envelope is of no interest at all. I will put this out of the way.

Will you pass me envelope number six. Your Secret Fortune tonight

is... � 16,000. APPLAUSE

Doesn't matter. You won �16,000, �8,000 each. That's a big amount to

take home. Take a look at this, this is my favourite part when I

tease out from inside this envelope throughout has been a cheque for

�16,000 with your names on it. That is now yours, congratulations.

You've won �16,000. APPLAUSE

A bit of tideying up to do, Vienna has -- Serena has won the fewest

titles, just one less than her sister Venus. Just one in it. Tough

one. We open all envelopes as we go along. We haven't opened envelope

ten and that has the �30,000 as you can see in it. A fantastic game.

Guys, you have been the most fantastic competitors. Ladies and

gentleman, let's hear it for Lee and Dean who are leaving with