Episode 3 Think Tank

Meet our Think Tank. They answered hundreds of

general knowledge questions before the show.

Their answers are in,

but how helpful will they be to the three contestants?

Playing the game with us are Jess, a PhD student from Belfast,

Chris, a company direct from Leeds,

and Anthony, an accounts director from London.

This is Think Tank.

APPLAUSE Welcome to the show.

-Welcome, as ever, to our Think Tank. Hi, guys.

-Hi.

This group of people includes chemistry teacher, Arminel,

a retired local government manager, Jackie,

musician, Cleve,

ice hockey player, Tristan,

office assistant, Anisha,

a retired holiday rep, Ken,

pizza waiter, Peter

and Lucy, our dance teacher.

They're all here to help our three contestants throughout the show.

Jess, Chris and Anthony, welcome to the programme.

Jess, you're a PhD student. What are you studying?

Cancer research. In the second year at the moment.

So you must be a very good student.

-Most of the time, yes.

-Yes.

Well, we've had one or two students here in the Think Tank.

Some of you have been to university, haven't you? Peter?

Yeah, I did fuel and combustion science at Leeds University.

-Lucy?

-I was sports science at Loughborough.

-Were you good students?

-Yes.

LAUGHTER

Why were you not a good student, Peter?

I probably did too many societies.

-What was it?

-There was a gospel choir, sci-fi society,

rowing society and break dancing society.

Have they come in useful since you graduated?

Break dancing's been handy for entertaining people.

Do you lie on your back spinning a pizza on your finger...

cos you're a pizza waiter, spinning a pizza on your fingertip.

Sometimes, yes.

Chris, you're a company director. What does the company do?

We're shop fitters in Leeds.

Who do you work with?

It's a family business, so my wife and two of my sons

and my sister-in-law all work within the business.

How long's it been in the family for?

-We've been in business since 1948.

-Wow.

-So 68 years.

-That's brilliant.

This is a bit like a family business.

Sometimes it feels like we've been together for 68 years.

If there's an argument at home, though,

-does that ever to get taken to work?

-Oh, yeah.

LAUGHTER

-We live and breathe work, unfortunately.

-Yeah.

We don't have any problems like that cos we're just one big...

-ALL:

-..happy family!

OK. Anthony, you're a young man. Married? Single?

Getting married in November this year with my fiancee, Diana.

-Congratulations.

-I'm looking forward to that.

Jackie, you've been married for, what, 41 years now?

-41 years. 42 this year.

-What is the key to a successful marriage?

I think Dave doing as he's told, really, but...

LAUGHTER

It's always worked well for us.

-We've always been best friends first.

-All right.

Great to have all of you with us. Good luck with the game.

So, over three rounds, our contestants will try to tap into

the knowledge of the Think Tank to build up as much money as possible.

The two highest scorers go through to the final.

Ultimately, just one of them, though,

will walk away with a cash prize.

So, let's play the first round.

So, in this round, I'm going to ask you a question

then every member of the Think Tank will reveal the answer

they gave before the show.

The correct answer is always there somewhere.

Any number of mistakes there as well, though.

So pick out the right one, £200 is added to your prize fund.

Two questions each. Jess, you're up first.

Here's a question we asked the Think Tank.

Have a think about that while we see what the Think Tank chose.

Starting with Arminel.

I think you've got eight different names to choose from there.

-That's going to be a bit difficult.

-Mm.

-At least they all begin with a J.

-That's a start.

Erm, immediately I did think something

-in the range of Joanne or Joanna.

-Mm-hm.

I definitely don't think it's Jessica,

cos otherwise I would've known that.

-So I think I'm going to go with Joanne. Arminel's.

-OK.

What does the J stand for in the name of the author JK Rowling?

Jess is going with Joanne. Let's see if she's right.

Yes, Joanne, it is. Well done.

Well done, Arminel.

She chose to use her initials rather than her first name

cos she didn't want to be identified as being a female author.

She thought that might put readers off, so she went with JK Rowling.

-Well done, Jess. £200 to you.

-Right.

Chris, we come to you for your first question.

Have a think about that, Chris,

while we see what the Think Tank came up with.

Remember, the correct answer's always there somewhere. Arminel?

Two for Belgium, two for Spain, but it could be any of those.

Any ideas?

It's not Spain because the last man abdicated a couple of years ago.

It's one of the Nordic countries, I think, or perhaps Belgium.

It's not Monaco because he's young. So, er...

-Belgium.

-You're going to go with Belgium.

As of January 1st, 2016, which European country has

the longest-serving monarch after the UK?

Chris says it's Belgium. Let's see if he's right.

-It is, in fact, Denmark.

-Oh.

Well, well done, Lucy.

Queen Margrethe II has been monarch there since 1972.

So, nothing for you there, Chris.

We move on to Anthony.

You've seen how it works. Let's have a look at your question.

Let's see what the Think Tank came up with. Arminel?

Well, got a whole kennel to choose from there.

-What do you reckon?

-I don't know.

It's probably my worst subject, this, as well, dogs breeds.

So I'm going to go with the majority,

which is either a terrier or corgi,

and I liked the look of wise Ken, so I'm going to go with corgi.

Wise Ken you're going to go with. OK.

Cardigan and Pembroke, two varieties of which breed of dog?

Anthony, you're saying corgi.

Let's see if you are barking up the right tree.

You are indeed. Corgi, it is.

Lucy had...have you ever seen a poodle sheepdog?

No.

OK, I'm looking back at this thinking, "What?!"

I'm thinking I either read it as two breeds of dog

or was torn between two answers and didn't cross one out.

-Yes.

-I don't know.

-Nice answer.

So, Anthony, £200 for you there.

And we come back to Jess for your second question.

Have a think about that while we see what the Think Tank thought.

So, three going for Minions,

but you've got a fair number of other choices there, Jess.

This is a great question for me.

I love Despicable Me,

and I know for a fact that they're all Minions.

-So, I'd like to go with Minions, please.

-Minions, it is. OK.

Kevin, Bob and Stuart are the three main characters in which 2015 film?

Jess says it's Minions.

Is she right?

Minions, it is.

Made over one billion US dollars, that film.

Tristan, I'm loving the idea of three musketeers

called Kevin, Bob and Stuart.

It was a modern film, so modern names - why not?

You might be giving the producers some ideas, though.

All right. £200 to you, Jess.

Chris, we come round to you again. Here's your second question.

-Been to Paris?

-Yes.

-So you might know this one.

Let's see what the Think Tank came up with.

Notre Dame's a popular choice there,

but doesn't necessarily mean it's right.

What do you think, Chris?

I think Notre Dame is the answer.

I think Ken would probably know that answer

and that's what he's gone for.

And it is near a river,

-so I would go with Notre Dame.

-OK.

Which famous Gothic building is located on the Ile de la Cite?

Chris, you're saying Notre Dame. Let's see if you're right.

Notre Dame, it is. Well done.

Completed in 1345, its name means Our Lady

and it is, indeed, of course, on the River Seine.

Chris, £200 to you.

And, Anthony, your turn.

Have a think about that, and let's hear from the Think Tank.

-Well, several female names there.

-Yeah

When the question first came up, Sydney came

straight into my head.

But, I mean, nothing wrong with Tristan's last few answers.

Don't know if that's the right way to go.

I'm going to go with Victoria.

It may be the obvious one, but I'm hoping it's right.

Which Australian city is named after the wife of the British king

William IV?

Anthony's going with Victoria.

Is he right?

It's Adelaide, in fact.

-Oh.

-The state capital of South Australia.

-Victoria, of course, married Albert.

-True.

Well, well done, Ken and Arminel.

Anthony, nothing for you there,

and that brings us to the end of the first round.

Let's take a look at how you're all getting on.

Chris and Anthony, you're tied on £200,

in the lead, with £400, is Jess.

Well, that can all change in our next round.

Every member of the Think Tank is holding two questions

which they answered correctly before the show.

You're going to take it in turns to pick someone from the Think Tank

whose knowledge you think you can match. For every correct answer,

another £200 will be added to your prize fund.

Once a Think Tanker has asked both of their questions,

they can't be picked again.

Jess, you get to go first.

You've got the whole bunch to choose from.

Who would you like to go with?

I just think, based on the last round,

I'd like to go for Tristan.

Tristan, our ice hockey player.

So, this is one of my favourite artists, this is music,

so I'm hoping you get this.

I'm pretty sure it's Jamaica...

cos he's Jamaican, isn't he?

-Yeah, so I'd like to go for Jamaica, please.

-Jamaica.

Tristan, is she right?

Jamaica is the correct answer.

Hugely famous reggae artist, of course.

Born in 1945 in Jamaica.

OK. £200 to you, Jess.

And, Chris, you're up next. Everyone's still available.

-Ken, please.

-Ken. And why Ken?

I think he might be more on my wavelength.

On your wavelength. Our retired holiday rep, Ken.

So, mine's a film question, which I think you'll know.

-Have you seen it?

-Yes.

-Clint Eastwood.

-Clint Eastwood. Very quickly to that.

-Yes, perfect answer. Clint Eastwood.

-Well done.

And Clint Eastwood also directed it.

-A really good film, wasn't it?

-It certainly was.

£200 to you, Chris. Anthony, we come to you.

I'm going to go with Cleve, please.

Our musician, Cleve.

This is actually a music question.

I know the answer to this

cos I actually had a friend who worked on this album,

and I've had to learn a couple of songs off it as well.

The question is...

Our Version of Events

is an award-winning album by which singer?

Not a clue, to be honest. Erm...

Sounds kind of like quite an emotional...

Maybe like a Bob Dylan, I'm going to say.

-Bob Dylan, you want to go with?

-Yeah. Yeah, please.

Is that right?

Much, much later in time.

It's actually Emelie Sande.

Emelie Sande is the answer. OK.

So, nothing for you there, Anthony, I'm afraid.

We come back to you, Jess,

and you can still choose anybody you like.

-Can I go for Lucy this time, please?

-Certainly can.

So, I love skiing, and I knew the answer to this

cos this is a resort that I've actually been to.

Klosters is a ski resort

in which country, Jess?

Never been skiing before in my life, so this is not great.

Erm...I'm going to go with France,

cos I know there's a lot of ski slopes in France.

France is what she's saying.

It's close. It's Switzerland.

So, it's just next door.

It's a high-end ski resort,

popular with members of the Royal family,

but it's not in France.

So, nothing for you there, Jess.

Chris, coming to you again, and still all eight to go with.

-I feel lucky with Ken.

-All right.

-Feeling lucky with Ken.

-Sorry, Ken.

-OK. No, it's fine.

This one's about travel.

Yeah.

It's not Switzerland. I think it's...

Austria.

Austria. Is he right?

-Well done, yes. Austria and Tyrol.

-Well done.

And the capital of the Tyrol is Innsbruck. So, well done.

£200 to you, Chris.

Anthony, coming round to you again. Anybody but Ken.

-I'll have Jackie, please.

-Oh, hiya.

-Hi.

I knew this one cos it's one of my favourite programmes.

-Here's a question about Come Dine With Me.

-OK.

I couldn't be on it because I can't stand fussy eaters,

so I'd probably throw them out before the end of the programme.

But I do like it. And the question is...

Who is the narrator of the TV show Come Dine With Me?

I can hear his voice, but...and pretty much see his face,

but I have no idea about the name.

I think... It was like...

Did he do the Red Dwarf? Like, Craig Charles. Possibly?

-I'll go with Craig Charles.

-Craig Charles?

-Yeah.

Was it Craig Charles?

It's not, unfortunately, but I think he makes the programme.

-It's Dave Lamb.

-Ah, OK.

-Dave Lamb was the answer. OK.

-So, you don't like fussy eaters?

-No.

You could never be on Come Dine With Me?

No, I'd have chucked them out the door before we got to...

Think Tankers, where do you think

we should all go round for dinner tonight?

-We're coming round yours tonight.

-And you'll do as you're told.

Jackie, thanks very much.

Nothing for you there, Anthony.

We come back to Jess.

You can't use Ken, but you can still ask anybody else.

I was lucky with Tristan's question the last time,

-so I'd like to go for Tristan again.

-Tristan.

Thank you for choosing me again.

Hope you're clued up on your Greek mythology.

Was one of my favourite classes in schools.

I actually remember this myth.

I'm not too great on mythology, so this is really good.

So he had the wings made of wax, and he went to close to the sun

and that's when they melted.

-So it's the sun.

-The sun is your answer.

Two for two. The sun is the correct answer.

-Good job.

-Well done.

And spot-on with your explanation.

Icarus made those wings out of wax to escape,

and he went too close to the sun. OK.

Well done. £200 to you.

Chris, Tristan you can't go with, or Ken,

but you've still got six other members of the Think Tank.

-Peter.

-Peter.

Well, I got this question because I eat a lot of pizza,

-so I hope you've eaten some pizza.

-So do I.

-OK.

Which type of fruit is an integral ingredient of a Hawaiian pizza?

-Pineapple...

-Pineapple.

-..I think. Pineapple.

-Is that correct?

-He's correct.

Pineapple's the right answer.

-It's normally a ham and pineapple pizza, isn't it?

-Indeed, yeah.

So pineapple's absolutely right. £200 to you, Chris.

And, Anthony, we come back to you.

I'll go with Anisha, please.

-Hi, Anthony.

-Hi.

OK, so the reason why I got this question right

is because this person is, like, an inspiration to me.

The question is...

-Do you remember that at all?

-No, not really.

A few names, Tina Turner or Whitney Houston, come to mind,

but not really too much of a clue.

-I'll go with...I'll go with Whitney Houston.

-Whitney Houston.

It's not, unfortunately.

-It's Grace Jones.

-Grace Jones...

-Yeah.

-..was the answer.

-She sang her 1980s hit Slave To The Rhythm.

-Ooh...

-And hula hooped the whole way through.

-She did indeed.

So you want to emulate her. Can you hula hoop?

No, I actually can't. But she's just so beautiful.

Like, when I get, like, brave enough, this is coming off,

and I'm going bald, mate. And that's...

You can take up hula hooping. # Slave to the rhythm... #

-With clippers, like, "Yeah."

-That sort of thing.

-Exactly.

-It's good. Keeps you loose, you know?

-It's great.

-OK. Good.

All right. So, nothing for you there, Anthony, I'm afraid.

At the end of that round, let's see how your prize funds have changed.

Anthony on £200,

Jess and Chris tied on £800.

So, one of you will shortly have to leave the game,

but there is one last chance for you to take the lead.

Anthony, you can still catch up - there's still time.

All of you are now going to be asked the same question.

Two members of the Think Tank will then tell you

the answer that they gave before the show

and why they think they're right.

Only one of them is going to be correct.

If you side with the right person,

you'll add an all-important £200 to your prize fund.

Only five questions, though, remain

before we do have to say goodbye to one of you,

so choose your answers carefully. All right?

First, then, we'll hear answers from Ken and Anisha.

And here's the question.

Ken.

Well, I've got to go back a few years

and I can remember one chilly day

standing on my local train station

seeing a train go through with a coffin on it,

and people were absolutely thronging the tracks,

and that coffin held Winston Churchill.

My answer is Winston Churchill.

-OK. That was back in 1965, wasn't it?

-Yes.

Anisha.

OK. So, I went for David Beckham,

reason being is Britain likes their football,

and he's a pretty good football player,

-so why not vote for him?

-OK.

David Beckham, Winston Churchill.

They both believe they have the right answer,

but only one is correct.

Those are your choices, contestants. Please lock in your answers.

Let's see who you've sided with.

All three of you have gone with Winston Churchill.

Let's see if you're right.

Winston Churchill, it is indeed.

It makes sense.

Isambard Kingdom Brunel came second,

-David Beckham was on the list.

-OK.

-He came 33rd.

-Oh!

-Well, he's on the list at least.

-He'll make it one day.

Maybe. All right. Well done, Ken.

-Thank you.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you.

-Thanks.

So, £200 gets added to all your prize funds.

And for our next question,

we'll hear answers from Cleve and Arminel.

Here it is.

Cleve.

I remember when I saw this question, I started to count,

and by the time I got through the As,

I thought, "I'm going to be here all year."

So I had to make a guess at this, and after A comes B,

so that was my answer, B.

B. OK. Arminel?

Well, I got a bit further through the alphabet,

and I went for S,

and the reason is because, a few years ago,

I played an internet game where you had to put

the 193 countries of the United Nation

in alphabetical order within 20 minutes.

And I've got this vision of a long column of Ss.

Now, I also thought to myself there are approximately 200 nations,

26 is approximately 25,

which makes it approximately an eighth,

26 letters of the alphabet - it's got to be a lot.

There are all the ones that start with South

and then there are the... Serbia, Slovenia, etc, etc.

-So I think the answer is S.

-OK.

So your options are S or B.

Please lock in your answers.

And what have you come up with?

You've all come up with S.

Let's see if you and Arminel are right.

You are indeed. S, it is.

-Can't believe it.

-I didn't...

It was one of the most complicated explanations

I think I've ever...

You sort of lost me somewhere between Sudan and Swaziland.

Come on, let's see how many of the 26 you can name.

It was a few years ago that I was doing it.

Yes, and we've only got 45 minutes for the programme. Get to 12.

Arminel, excellent effort. Well done.

-Thanks very much.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

So £200 is added to all your totals,

and we get our next Think Tankers,

who are Lucy and Peter.

And here's the question.

Lucy.

Only Fools and Horses is a great British institution.

I've seen loads of episodes, and one of my favourite characters -

I always have a chuckle when he comes up - is Trigger.

I think he was in it progressively more

because he was enjoyed by so many,

so I've gone for Trigger.

OK. Peter.

I was thinking more of the home unit,

and you had a person that used to live there who was Uncle Albert,

and he always used to, like, pretend to be asleep

but he wasn't really asleep.

So Uncle Albert or Trigger. Those are your choices, contestants.

Please lock in your answers.

Well, you've all gone with Uncle Albert.

Let's see if you and Peter are correct.

-It's Trigger, in fact.

-Oh!

-Mm.

Trigger was the character

played by Roger Lloyd Pack.

Never called Rodney by his proper name - he always called him Dave.

-That's right.

-Well done. Thanks very much.

So no money for any of you there.

And for our next question, we hear answers from Jackie and Cleve.

Here it is.

Scientific question for you, Jackie.

Well, you don't really have to be a scientist for this

because I'm not a scientist,

and I didn't do any chemistry subjects at school.

But I do remember all the face creams and everything,

when they were out,

and they used to talk about pH values.

And I think that the H stands for high.

-The H stands for high.

-Yeah.

All right. Cleve.

Well, after skipping all those chemistry classes

to play my piano and go out singing,

I used to get lots of air.

And the only thing I could think of possibly with a pH

would be hydrogen.

Hydrogen. OK.

Hydrogen or high. Those are your choices, contestants.

Please lock in your answers

What have you come up with?

Jess and Chris say hydrogen,

Anthony says high.

Let's see who's right.

It is hydrogen.

Potential hydrogen is what it's about,

and the pH test measures the acidity or alkalinity of a substance.

So, you may not have got to many chemistry lessons

but you got the right answer, Cleve, so well done.

-Dog got my homework every time.

-LAUGHTER

Off you go. Thanks a lot.

And £200, then, goes to Jess and Chris.

For our final question then, in this round,

we're going to hear answers from Tristan and Ken.

And here's the question.

-Tristan.

-So, I went for ladybird,

purely because every time you see a ladybird

it's always a beautiful sight.

And there's a few different species of ladybird, I believe.

The Royal Society of Biology probably takes an interest in that

-also, so that was the reason I went with ladybird.

-OK. Ken.

Well, when I say the name,

I want everybody to give a resounding "Ah!"

cos my answer is bumblebee.

-Aw!

-Aw!

-Aw!

-Well done.

Bumblebee. OK.

Bumblebee or ladybird. Those are your choices.

Please lock in your answers.

Jess, you've gone with ladybird, and you have too, Anthony.

On his own in the middle with the bumblebee is Chris.

Who's right?

Bumblebee, it is.

-In fact, the ladybird came second.

-Oh.

The bumblebee is a very fine flying insect.

-It's beautiful. Love them.

-Yeah, absolutely beautiful.

So, well done, Ken. Thanks very much.

£200 to you, then, Chris, and that's the end of that round.

So let's take a look at your totals.

Chris, you have the lead, in fact, with £1,600,

followed by Jess with 1,400,

and trailing behind with just £600 is Anthony.

So I'm afraid, Anthony, we have to say goodbye to you.

-Thanks for playing.

-Thank you.

-Have you enjoyed it?

-Been great fun. Thanks to the Think Tankers as well.

-It's been great to have you along.

-Thanks.

Well done, Chris and Jess. You two, then, will now compete

to take home the money you've earned so far in our final.

So, Jess, if you win, what would you like to do with the money?

Well, being a poor student,

I haven't been on holiday for about four years,

-so it'll go towards a lovely holiday.

-Aw.

-Where would you go?

-America.

-I lived there for a year, so I'd love to go back again.

-OK.

Chris, any thoughts?

Yeah, I'd like to spend it on a family holiday next year.

It's my youngest son's 30th birthday,

so hopefully we could all go somewhere together.

-Have a party as well, maybe?

-Probably, yes.

-Hire a band?

-Er, no.

Cleve, sorry, I'm trying to get you the business.

-Oh! And you live in Leeds, don't you?

-I do.

-And I live in Leeds too.

-He's just up the road.

-He's dead cheap. Aren't you?

-Band and everything.

I'll marry your son, the whole works.

-LAUGHTER

-Not personally marry him,

-as in, you know...

-You get a whole bundle with him.

OK. All right. Well, good luck to you both.

And our final is a general knowledge battle.

I'm going to ask you five questions each.

Whoever gives the most correct answers

then takes home the money they've built up so far.

The Think Tank, fortunately, still on hand to help you out.

You can pick someone to consult with before you give your answer.

Each member, though, can only be picked once,

and the difference in the final compared to the rest of the show

is that they haven't seen any of these questions before either,

so just as much in the dark as you. OK?

Chris, you built up the most money in the main game -

the final starts with you.

And here's your first question.

Chris, what do you think?

-Have you got an idea roughly?

-I've got idea roughly, yeah.

-OK.

Who can help you back that up?

I think Arminel.

-Arminel.

-Yes. I can help you.

What is it that you think, first of all?

I think was Anne Boleyn.

Ah, no. She was the second wife,

and she was the mother of Elizabeth.

-Oh, right.

-But I'm glad you've come to me

because I am able to be helpful.

It was his first wife, and it was Catherine of Aragon.

So...Arminel disagreeing with you there.

It's your choice, your answer that we go with.

No, I'm going to go with Arminel. Catherine of Aragon.

Which of the wives, then, of Henry VIII

was the mother of Mary I of England?

You're saying Catherine of Aragon, Chris. Let's see if you're right.

-Catherine of Aragon, it is.

-Thank you.

-Glad you chose me.

Well done, well done.

And, as Arminel said, she was the first wife of Henry VIII.

Really good use of Think Tank knowledge there,

so well done, Chris.

That's one to you. Jess, your first question.

Bad subject for me. Not a clue about politics whatsoever.

All right. Let's see who can help you out here, then.

Erm, I'd like to go with Ken, please.

-Oops.

-Oh, no.

-Yeah.

-LAUGHTER

Erm...I think it's something in Kent,

but I'm honestly not sure.

I thought it was something like Dover

or something like that in Kent.

Erm...I can see him going to his constituency,

and I thought...it was.

But I've got...now it may be a suburb of London.

So, really, I can't help, really.

-I'm very sorry about that. Just got the wrong question.

-OK.

-You're going to have to come up with a constituency somewhere.

-Yeah.

I'm going to go with the answer Ken gave

-and say Dover.

-Dover. OK.

David Cameron became the MP for which constituency in 2001?

Jess, you're saying Dover.

Let's see if you're right.

In fact it's Witney.

Oh, sorry.

-Which is in Oxfordshire.

-OK.

-Yeah. OK.

So it's 1-0 to Chris,

and here's your second question, Chris.

Same month as my birthday.

-Oh, well, you have a pretty good idea, then.

-Yes.

-Who come back you up on this?

-I'll go with Jackie.

-Jackie.

-I was thinking April.

-I think you're right.

-Yeah.

And I think we should celebrate it more.

-I certainly agree with you on that one.

-Yeah.

-April.

In the UK, St George's Day is celebrated in which month?

Chris, you're saying April.

Is he right?

April, it is. Well done.

-Do you know which date it is actually?

-23rd.

-April 23rd.

Well done. Good knowledge. OK.

Jess, it's 2-0 at the moment to Chris.

Still got time to catch up. Here's your second question.

-Is that more your line?

-Yes, this is more my thing.

I know it's physics, but I know what it is.

I'm going to go with...Lucy.

-Oh, hello.

-Hello.

-Erm...OK.

Working back, it's the one after Jupiter, isn't it?

-I have a wee rhyme, so...

-OK.

Many very energetic aliens jump straight under nine planets.

-Saturn.

-So that'd be Saturn, then, yeah.

-Saturn, please.

-Saturn.

-Yeah.

In the solar system, what is the sixth planet from the sun?

Jess, you're saying Saturn. Are you right?

You are indeed. Saturn is the answer.

-That's good.

-Good, yeah.

-KEN:

-Yes, very good.

Saturn, the second-largest planet in our solar system.

All right. Well, well done for working so well together.

OK, 2-1. Chris, your third question.

-How good is your Shakespeare?

-Not good at all.

-Ah. OK.

Cleve, Tristan, Anisha or Peter to help you.

-Anisha.

-Anisha.

-OK.

-So, I'm thinking back to the films...

-Yeah.

..and Juliet's cousin killed Mercutio,

which is Romeo's best friend.

Cos he's like, "Mercutio!" and he's really, really upset.

And then Romeo is, like, really angry

and then he's driving, he's driving

and he goes to the fountain and that guy's there.

OK, so he's a Capulet because of Juliet, but what was...?

-Have you got any ideas?

-No.

Come on. Come on, Chris. Give me something.

Erm, what was his name?!

Was it something beginning with A? Amulet or...?

No, it's not. It's not that.

Mercio?

Ben...Benvolio?

-Benvolio?

-Benvolio.

I want to say Benvolio.

-We'll have to go with him.

-Benvolio. OK.

In Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet,

which cousin of Juliet is killed by Romeo in a fit of anger?

Chris, you're saying Benvolio.

Let's see if you're on the right lines.

-Tybalt!

-It's Tybalt.

-Oh, my... No!

-Tybalt.

-I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.

Never heard of him.

In retaliation for Tybalt's killing of Romeo's friend Mercutio.

I'm intrigued, though, by your Romeo and Juliet memories.

Driving?! What's going on?

-In the Leonardo DiCaprio version.

-Yes.

-Yes. Very good film.

-OK.

-That was the Baz Luhrmann film.

-Yes.

OK. All right. Well, good effort. Tried hard.

-Afraid it didn't quite work for you. OK.

-Yeah.

Still 2-1 to you, Chris, though,

and, Jess, here's your third question.

You can equalise with this one.

Is this your thing, motor racing?

-Not really, but I think I do know who it is.

-All right.

Cos my dad watches a lot of Formula One.

I'm going to go with Tristan because he's sporty,

so we'll go with him.

-Lewis Hamilton?

-Yeah, that's who I was thinking.

-Yeah.

And that's about the right time as well, so Lewis Hamilton, please.

In 2010, at the age of 23,

who became the youngest ever Formula One champion?

Jess, you're saying it's Lewis Hamilton. Is she right?

-Oh!

-It's Sebastian Vettel, in fact.

And he won it the following three years as well.

So I'm afraid you're wrong there,

and it means, Chris, you are still in the lead 2-1

for your fourth question.

-Cleve or Peter to help you.

-Oh, it's got to be Cleve.

Got to be Cleve.

-I know the name.

-Yeah.

-Absolutely.

-Erm...

Would she not be the violin?

I just want her clear in my mind.

I just need to get an image clear in my mind.

Erm, Jacqueline du Pre.

If it's a stringed instrument, which I'm assuming it is,

I'm going to say the violin probably,

very much with you.

To say I was certain wouldn't be fair.

It would be a more calculated guess,

and, I mean, it's a big family of string instruments, so...

-Yeah, but they tend to lead, don't they?

-Yeah.

And they get a name for themselves.

-Violin.

-Jacqueline de Pre was best-known for her skill

on which musical instrument?

Chris, you're saying it's violin.

Let's see if you're right.

It's the cello.

-It's a stringed instrument, indeed...

-Yeah, well done.

-..but not the violin.

-Sorry, man.

So no score for you there.

Jess, with your fourth answer, you can equalise here, OK?

Ain't got a clue. OK, erm...

Peter is here to help you.

-That's a long time ago, wasn't it?

-He's going to be quite old.

Well, he's not really cos he's dead, but...

Quite a long time ago.

Er...Napoleon was killed in battle, wasn't he?

That's, like, 200 years ago-ish.

Yeah. That could probably...

Er, that's the only famous person I really know in that era, really.

-Yeah. Going to go with Napoleon.

-Napoleon?

-Yeah.

OK. Which man died on 5th May, 1821 on the island of St Helena?

Jess, to equalise here, you're going with Napoleon.

Let's see if you're right.

-And you're right. Napoleon Bonaparte.

-Oh, my God!

-That was so impressive.

-Thank goodness.

So he wasn't killed in battle.

In fact, he was defeated at the Battle of Waterloo

and exiled to St Helena, and he died six years after the battle,

-so...

-Good job.

-Yeah. Well done.

Somehow you collaborated well together.

-You can eat all the pizza now.

-Yeah.

So, 2-2. This is your fifth question now.

No Think Tankers left to help you,

so from here on in, you're on your own, OK?

Chris, here's your question.

Soaps your thing at all?

Not really, but I've got a reasonable idea.

All right, then.

-EastEnders.

-EastEnders.

Dr Legg, played by Leonard Fenton,

was a character in which TV soap opera?

This to go 3-2 up. You're saying EastEnders.

Let's have a look.

EastEnders, it is. Well done.

All right. Jess, this is your fifth question.

You do need to get this right to stay in the game. OK?

You're bouncing up and down with this one.

Yeah, because I actually know it cos I watched it. Erm...

the Denver Broncos.

Which American football team won the 2016 Super Bowl?

Jess, if you get this right, you will draw level.

You're saying the Denver Broncos to stay in the game.

Let's see if you're right.

-Denver Broncos, it is. Well done.

-Wow!

Can you remember the score?

20-something to 10, I think.

-24-10. And who did they beat?

-Carolina Panthers.

The Carolina Panthers. Absolutely. Well done.

OK, after five questions each,

you're tied at 3-3, so we're going to go to sudden death.

All of our Think Tank have been used up,

so you are on your own, as we mentioned, until we find a winner.

Chris, here's your next question.

-Can I count on my fingers?

-CHRIS CHUCKLES

If you want to.

-Seven.

-Seven.

I bet I've got it wrong.

How many months of the year have 31 days?

Chris, you're saying seven.

Let's see if you're right.

Seven, it is.

Fortunately you had enough fingers.

And they are?

January, March, May, July, August, October and December.

Absolutely right. Well done, Chris.

OK, Jess, again, you are under a little bit of pressure here

because you have to get this one right

to stay level with Chris and stay in the game, OK?

Here's the question.

Oh, no. Erm...

Dunkirk.

It sounds Scottish, doesn't it?

-So I'm going to go with Scottish. Scotland.

-Scotland?

Dunkirk is an historic port

in which country?

Jess, if you've got this right, you'll have drawn level.

If not, Chris will be the winner.

You're saying Scotland.

Let's see if you're right.

-It's France.

-Oh, no. OK.

So, congratulations, Chris.

That means you are today's winner. Well done.

It is in France. Site of the famous Allied retreat in 1940.

So, I'm sorry, Jess, you are not taking anything home

apart from the wonderful memory...

wonderful memories of working with this lot.

And a little special wave from Tristan, do you think?

Would you like that? Go on, Tristan. Give her a wave.

LAUGHTER

-OK. Thanks very much for playing.

-Thank you.

Chris, as our winner,

you'll definitely be taking home your prize of £1,600.

Shortly, you'll have the chance

to add an extra £1,000 to your winnings.

First, though, shall we take a moment to congratulate the

Think Tanker who gave the most correct answers during the show?

And it was...

..the amazing Arminel!

-CHEERS AND APPLAUSE

-Well done.

Thank you.

To be honest, worth the award all on your own

simply for that answer about all those countries beginning with S.

-KEN:

-Yes! Very impressive.

-All right. Well done.

Chris, you have one last chance now

to seriously boost your prize as you face our Question Impossible.

Chris, this is the toughest question of the show

because no-one in the Think Tank could get it right earlier.

If you can achieve what none of them could

and give us a correct answer,

that extra £1,000 will be yours. OK?

Shall we take a look at your Question Impossible?

While you think about that,

we're going to give you a little assistance

cos we're going to look at the wrong answers that the Think Tank gave,

and this'll help you rule a few things out.

Although it may not be much of a help when I tell you

what some of the names were.

Lucy Bronze, Beyonce,

Sarah Jane Parker, Heidi Kunas,

Jose Mourinho's wife, Claire Lewis,

Natalie Collier and Katie Smith.

Some of those I think you could've knocked out anyway,

but what do you think the answer could be? Do you have it?

It might be the sister of one of the Manchester United players.

I've just got this feeling,

but I can't really remember her name,

but it might be somebody called Neville.

But I can't think of the first name. Jessica Neville.

-Jessica Neville.

-Yeah.

-OK.

-You're going to go with Jessica Neville?

-Yeah.

At the moment, you have £1,600.

So this is for an extra £1,000.

At the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup, who captained the England team?

You're saying Jessica Neville.

If you're right,

you'll be taking home £2,600.

Fingers crossed for you, Chris.

Let's see if you're right.

Steph Houghton was the answer we were looking for.

Could you have been thinking of Tracey Neville,

-who's the England team netball coach?

-Yes!

-Oh, well.

-That is who I was thinking.

-That's what it was.

-Yeah.

So, I'm afraid you didn't conquer the Question Impossible.

-It was a tough one, that one, really.

-Yeah.

-You're still leaving with £1,600 though.

-Yes.

-Still enough to take the family on holiday?

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

If not, to afford Cleve and his band?

I think if there was an extra thousand, perhaps I could've done.

-Yeah. Oh. Too bad.

-We'll negotiate afterwards.

We're Yorkshiremen - we can always negotiate.

-Thanks very much for playing.

-Thank you. Thanks for having me.

Thanks for watching. Do join us next time when three more contestants

will see whether they can bank on the Think Tank.

-Until then, it's goodbye from the Tankers.

-Bye!

And it's goodbye from me. Bye-bye.