Episode 26 Think Tank

Meet our Think Tank. They have answered hundreds of

general knowledge questions under exam conditions before the show.

Their answers are in, but how helpful will they be

to the three contestants?

Playing the game are Ariane, a PA from Stewarton in Ayrshire,

Kevin, a compliance consultant from south-west London,

and Chrissy, a diabetes specialist nurse from Bromley in Kent.

This is Think Tank.

Welcome to the show, welcome as ever to our Think Tankers,

a variety of everyday people.

Between them they've got a Private Eye subscription,

a National Trust membership and an unlimited cinema pass.

Armed with these fine tools, how can our three contestants possibly fail?

Well, good luck to the three of yourselves.

-Ariane, nice to have you with us.

-Thank you.

-You're a PA

and a secretary, that means you boss your bosses around a bit?

Yes, absolutely, that's the best part of my job.

-Getting them to where they need to be?

-Yes, absolutely.

They both need organised and they need me to boss them around.

What's your favourite treat you like to have?

Guilty pleasure is definitely having a bath with a book, a glass of wine

and a bowl of crisps.

Have to be careful not to drop them in the water.

I was going to say, don't the crisps get soggy?

You've got wet hands, you dip into the bowl?

There's always a towel next to me as well, so dry the hand,

-and then have a crisp, yeah.

-OK.

That's the hand that holds the book as well.

-You need a long pair of tweezers, maybe?

-Yes, I'll try that next time.

Max, do you have a guilty pressure?

My guilty pleasure is enjoying my Private Eye subscription,

in the bath as well. Although, unfortunately, we have a cat at home

and the cat does have a habit of trying to jump into

the bath as well, though, of course, it doesn't realise the water

-is in there and so are you.

-What's the cat called?

-Hyacinth.

Oh.

Full disclosure - I did not name him.

Kevin, welcome, you're a compliance consultant.

I always wonder, what does that mean?

Well, I work with banks and investment companies

and I just go in and make sure they're following the rules

-and the regulations that they should follow.

-You married?

I am, and my wife is pregnant, so we're expecting our first children.

-We found out we are having twins.

-GASPS

-Bit later in the year.

-It's always sort of slightly daunting

when you first hear about having twins, isn't it?

Just a bit, yeah. But it's great news, we're over the moon.

-Music a passion for you?

-My tastes are a little bit old-fashioned.

I'm a big Elvis fan.

-I like country.

-Have you made the Elvis pilgrimage?

I have, yeah. My wife treated me for my 40th, we went to Graceland,

we did the full-day tour, went into the house, saw his cars,

-went onto his plane.

-Strongest subject is going to be?

I should think sports.

I'm a West Ham fan, so I do like my football.

And where would you need some help?

It's going to be music, I'm OK with the older fashioned stuff,

but anything in the past 20 years is going to be a struggle.

-All right. Kevin, lovely to have you with us.

-Thank you.

And, Chrissy, you're a diabetes specialist nurse.

Presumably then any medical questions come up you'll be

-fairly well placed for?

-I would hope so, but it might be

very embarrassing if I can't answer them.

So when you're not taking care of people with diabetes, what do you

like to do in your spare time to relax?

I like to cook,

I enjoy watching the Bake Off and, a couple of years ago,

I tried making all the technical bakes and I made most of them.

How many would that have been?

-About 15.

-Gosh.

Jordan, is baking your thing?

Yes, I absolutely love baking.

I actually used to have a complete obsession with baking

when I was at school.

And I would spend like all my money on baking ingredients

and bring things into school every day,

to the point no-one even thanked me, they just expected it.

But my mum told me off for spending so much money on baking,

so I would wait until she was out of the house -

this is the first I've confessed this -

bake something really quickly and take it up to my room and hide it.

And hand wash all the dishes so she didn't know I was baking so much.

Sorry, Mum!

Have you got over this obsession or are you still doing a lot of it?

I have gotten over it, but I do love the Bake Off so much,

-it's a great show.

-Good.

Chrissy, we said maybe medical questions would be good for you,

and weaker subjects?

-Sport.

-Cleve, you'll help there, won't you?

I will do my utmost best to help you.

-All right. Well, welcome to all three of you.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

Now, over three rounds, our contestants will try to tap into the

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

Don't forget, they have tried to answer all the questions

to the best of their ability, whether right or wrong.

The two highest scorers go through to the final.

Ultimately, just one of them will be walking away with a cash prize.

So let's play the first round.

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

then every member of the Think Tank will reveal the answer

that they gave before the show.

The correct answer is always there somewhere, but also any number of

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

Two questions each and, Ariane, you're up first.

So here's a question we put to the Think Tank.

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

starting with Anisha.

So, several different police dramas to choose from,

all of them very good, but there's only one that is the right answer.

I'm tempted to go for Happy Valley.

I remember lots of people talking about it when it was on

the television, but I didn't watch it.

So I'm going to go with Happy Valley.

Happy Valley is your answer.

Keeley Hawes played the role of the policewoman Lindsay Denton

in which TV drama series, you're saying Happy Valley,

but have you chosen correctly?

-It was Line Of Duty.

-Oh, sorry.

The series also stars Vicky McClure and Martin Compston

as anti-corruption officers.

The thing is, you don't have to apologise to them,

they usually, sometimes, have to apologise to you.

-We're sorry.

-We're sorry.

-We're sorry.

-Sorry.

Well done Jackie and Diane for getting it right.

Nothing for you there then, Ariane, but plenty more chances to come

and, Kevin, we move on to you, let's see your first question.

What did the Think Tank make of that one? Anisha?

Three kidneys, two livers and

a couple of others in the mix there, Kevin.

I've got a bit of adrenaline going through me now,

but it's not helping me with the answer.

I can't imagine it will be lungs,

I'm not aware of any glands in the area of the lungs.

I'm going to have a guess and I'm going to go with kidneys.

Kidneys is your answer as the organs on top of which adrenaline is

produced in the adrenal glands?

Let's see if you're right.

It was. Well done.

Kidneys also produce steroid hormones.

Well done, Kevin, £200 for you.

Chrissy, your turn next.

What did the Think Tank come up with on this one? Anisha?

Split decision, really, for Jessie J and Rita Ora,

couple of others there as well, Chrissy.

Yes, I'm split as well.

And I would say it's either Jessie J or Rita Ora,

so I will guess at Rita Ora.

Rita Ora, you say, is the youngest person to have been a coach

on the BBC version of The Voice UK.

Let's see if you're right.

You are indeed.

Rita Ora just 24 when her first series of The Voice UK aired.

Well done, Chrissy, £200 for you.

And, Ariane, we come back for your second question.

Where does the Think Tank go with this? Anisha?

Fair old spread again for you to choose from, Ariane.

I genuinely don't know the answer.

And purely because hockey has been mentioned by three of you,

-majority vote, I will go with hockey.

-Hockey?

-Yes.

-OK.

The phrase "bully off" derived from which sport,

you're saying it's hockey, let's see if you have chosen correctly.

-Hockey it is, well done.

-Thank you.

Well done, Peter, Ken and Cleve, for getting that right.

-And £200 for you, Ariane, well done.

-Thank you.

Kevin, your second question now.

What stick did the Think Tank choose for this? Anisha?

Three tickling sticks in there,

but one or two other implements also to choose from.

I seem to remember Ken Dodd having...

..Diddy Men around him, but he also carried what looked like a

feather duster,

so I'm a bit torn between feather duster and Diddy,

but I'm going to go with the Diddy Men and I'm going to go with Cleve's

answer of Diddy.

OK, the name given to the stick used by comedian Ken Dodd

in his act, you say it was Diddy, let's see if you're right.

No, it was his tickling stick.

One of his catchphrases was "how tickled I am".

But it did have a feather duster thing on the end, didn't it?

-THINK TANK:

-Yeah.

Well done, Diane, Ken and Jackie for getting that right.

Sorry, Kevin, nothing for you this time around.

Chrissy, here's your second question.

Let's take a tour of Italy with the Think Tank now. Anisha?

It's a fairly simple choice, isn't it for you, just two to choose from.

It is.

I'm not aware of many landscapes of Florence, so I'm going to go

with Venice.

Venice is your answer for the Italian city depicted by the

landscape painter Francesco Guardi.

Let's see if you're right.

Venice it was, well done.

Are you familiar with his work, you guys?

I'm not really familiar but I knew that it was Venice.

And I've been to Venice.

And it looks just like that.

OK. Well done.

And £200 to you, Chrissy. That brings us to the end

of the first round. So let's take a look at how you're all doing.

Ariane and Kevin are tied on £200.

In the lead with £400, it's Chrissy.

That could all change in our next round.

Every member of the Think Tank is holding two questions which they

answered correctly before the show.

You are going to take it in turns to pick someone from the Tank whose

knowledge you think you can match.

For every correct answer, another £200 will be added

to your prize fund.

They are not experts, of course, but they are interested in

different subjects, so you might want to think carefully about

who's going to be on your wavelength?

Once a Think Tanker has asked both of their questions,

they cannot be picked again. Ariane, you get to go first.

You've got the whole bunch to choose from,

so who's on the same lines as you, do you think?

I know that Anisha works in an office, like me,

so I would hope you're on the same wavelength as I am.

Ariane, the reason why I knew the answer to this question

was because when I was growing up I listened to a lot of music

and she happens to be one of my favourite artists,

so hopefully you'll get it. So the question is...

Which singer, born in Hackney, had the number one singles,

Dreams and Rise?

The Rise is putting me off, I can't remember that song.

Although it may be coming back to me now.

And this is my era as well.

I think it was Gabrielle?

Gabrielle?

Indeed it was, it was Gabrielle, well done.

Her real name was Louise Gabrielle Bobb,

she was famous for often wearing an eye patch, is that right?

Yes, she did wear an eye patch and also because she's just great.

She's just epic.

OK, thank you. £200 added to your running total, Ariane, well done.

-Thank you.

-Kevin, you're up next, and everyone's still

available for you.

I think with Cleve saying that he's a bit of a sportsman,

in terms of his knowledge, I'm going to go with Cleve

and hope I don't get a music question instead.

Actually, this is neither sport or music, believe it or not.

And I know this because I have Jamaican parents

and I lived in Jamaica for a while when I was a young man.

The common name of the seaweed that is a popular ingredient of drinks

in Jamaica?

I haven't got a clue. I've never been to Jamaica.

So I'm going to have a really wild guess

and I'm going to name something that I don't even know if it's a seaweed.

But one dish I am familiar with is ackee and salt fish, so pure guess,

-whether it is a seaweed or not, but I'll say ackee.

-Ackee?

Kevin, I love your thinking. I have to say, man,

that's quite reasonable.

But the honest truth is it's not a drink cos ackee is

a vegetable and it's actually Irish moss.

Irish moss.

Irish moss, rich in nutrients apparently.

Tough question, Kevin, sorry, nothing for you there.

Chrissy, here is your next question

and you can choose whoever you like still.

I think I'll choose Jackie.

Jackie, our retired local government manager.

-Hello!

-Hello.

I take quite a keen interest in politics.

I'm not an expert, but I like to know what's going on.

And the question is...

Life is an absolute blur then.

I was a student.

Ted Heath?

-Ted Heath's your answer?

-I don't think it's right though.

Ted Heath?

-It was Harold Wilson.

-Oh.

-Yeah, Harold Wilson.

Following Wilson's shock resignation in 1976.

There you go. Sorry, nothing for you there.

Ariane, we come back to you.

And who would you like to go with? Still anyone you like.

I'm going to go with Peter and hope it's a film question.

I'm sure you'll get this one right, it's quite a famous one.

The film that ends with the line,

"Hang on, lads, I've got a great idea."

I genuinely have no idea

and I've never heard that line,

especially if it's ending the film.

If you are saying "lads", it's a British film.

I'm thinking Michael Caine.

Is The Italian Job a film?

-I'm going to say The Italian Job.

-The Italian Job?

I don't know why I'm saying this.

-She is correct.

-Well done!

Thank you.

You may have seen it at some point and forgotten.

I genuinely have not seen that film.

-Giving me vibes.

-The famous scene at the end,

Michael Caine is with the others in a bus teetering on the edge of a

cliff. Is it the gold is at one end and they are at the other?

He says, "Hang on, lads, I've got a great idea."

Well, you had a great idea. £200 for you, well done.

Kevin, we come to you, and still you can choose all of the eight.

I'm going to work off vibes as well.

I'm getting a calming vibe from Diane.

Unlike you, I didn't have twins, but I had two babies within a year.

So this question relates to when I was at home with my little babies,

so I used to end up watching a lot of soaps on the TV.

I had a boyhood crush on Kylie Minogue,

and I had a signed picture on my wall,

and it was there for about four years,

and eventually my brother told me he had forged her signature.

THEY GASP AND LAUGH

I was misled. I think I know it.

I can picture it, I think it was Charlene.

-Charlene is your answer?

-I think it was Charlene.

It was Charlene the mechanic.

How did you feel when your brother told you that?

I was devastated.

-Have you got over it now?

-I have. I've still got the picture, though.

It's still in its frame, but it's just not on the wall.

Can you remember Charlene's surname?

No, I can't. Robinson?

She was Mitchell, then Ramsey and then Robinson.

That doesn't matter, you got your £200.

Chrissy, we come back to you.

You can go with anyone here.

Given our shared love of baking, I'll go with Jordan.

Jordan, our make-up artist.

Thanks, Chrissy. It's not actually a baking question, but there is a food

theme running through it, so hopefully you'll get it.

Paddington Bear's favourite sandwich filling.

It's not my favourite, but it's marmalade.

Marmalade?

I absolutely love Paddington Bear,

and he does indeed love marmalade sandwiches.

And also known, Paddington,

for keeping a marmalade sandwich under his hat.

Chrissy, £200 for you.

Ariane, we come back to you,

and you have the entire Think Tank to choose from.

I'm going to go with Jordan as a wee change.

OK, this is from my favourite TV show,

-so I'll try and send you some good vibes.

-Thank you.

Which character makes a dessert of half trifle and half shepherds pie

in Friends?

This is the best question that I could have had.

Friends is my all-time favourite show.

I drive my husband and my friends nuts reciting lines from it

all the time, so I know this answer, and it's Rachel.

-Rachel?

-Of course you know, it is Rachel.

-Yeah.

-Thank you.

Excellent knowledge. £200 to you.

Kevin, we come to you again.

Just Jordan out of the mix at the moment.

I think I'm going to go with a new Think Tanker,

and I'm going to go with Ken, please, if I may.

Oh, right. I think you'll get this one.

I hope so.

Which classical composers does Chuck Berry tell to roll over?

I don't know many Chuck Berry songs,

but I am familiar with the phrase, or it may have been a programme,

"Roll over, Beethoven."

So purely based on that, I will say Beethoven.

-Beethoven?

-Yes, perfect.

-Well done.

A song covered actually by many others - Jerry Lewis,

the Beatles and ELO as well.

£200 for you, Kevin. Well done.

Chrissy, we come to you,

and still everybody apart from Jordan to choose from.

I think based on his subscription to Private Eye,

I'm going to go with Max.

I was lucky enough a couple of years ago to fulfil a lifelong dream.

I'm a real "Americaphile", so I managed to drive across

the United States from the East Coast to the West Coast,

and this was one of my favourite places there.

Which of the United States has the official nickname the Golden State?

Oh, gosh, this would have to be a complete guess.

There is the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco,

but I am assuming it's not that.

Memphis? No, Tennessee.

Tennessee.

It's a fair guess, but unfortunately it is California.

Named in part due to the California Gold Rush of the 1840s.

You should have gone with your first instinct.

-I should.

-Sorry, Chrissy, nothing for you there.

And that brings us to the end of the round,

so let's see how your prize funds have changed.

Kevin and Chrissy, tied on £600.

In the lead with £800 is Ariane.

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

There is one last chance for any of you to take the lead.

Chrissy, you are not far behind, so you can easily catch up.

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

Two members of the Think Tank will give you the answers that they gave

before the show and their reason for doing so.

Only one of them will have the right answer.

So if you side with the correct person,

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

Just five questions remain before we do have to say goodbye

to one of you, so do choose your answer carefully.

And here is the first question.

Answers coming up from Max and Jackie. Max?

Well, as I'm sure you'll remember, it was a pretty close-run thing,

and I'm pretty keen on my politics, so I stayed up as long as I could

during the night to try and catch it,

and I know that in terms of elections,

you get quite a broad range of turnout,

but I think for 2015,

the turnout was 65% or thereabouts.

Jackie.

I say 35% because it is notoriously low,

and if the weather is bad,

the turnout is even less, so I said 35%.

OK, Max says 65%, Jackie somewhat lower on 35%.

Contestants, please lock in your answers.

What do you come up with?

All three of you say it is 65%.

Let's see if you and Max are right.

It is indeed, well done.

It was in fact the highest turnout since 1997.

Well done, Max. £200 to all of you.

Here's the next question.

Peter and Jordan to have a crack at this. Peter.

I went for Only Fools And Horses because I remember

it was quite a long run it had,

and the song always just sticks in my head, sort of thing.

Jordan.

I said Dad's Army because I know my own dad has been watching it

for absolute decades

and he is always singing the theme tune around the house,

and I seem to remember it was Bud Flanagan who sang it.

So Peter says it's Only Fools And Horses.

Jordan says it's Dad's Army.

Contestants, what do you think?

Lock your answers in, please.

All three of you very quickly going with Dad's Army.

Let's see if you've chosen correctly.

Dad's Army it was.

Well done, Jordan, having the right answer.

£200 to all of you, well done.

And here is your next question.

Diane and Cleve to have a go. Diane.

OK, well, I said India,

and I was thinking about having to grow rice in the paddy fields.

The rice needs to grow in about six inches of water

before it comes up to ripen, so to keep that amount of water around,

there needs to be a lot of rainfall, and so I went for India.

Cleve.

My reasoning was really based on sport, actually.

From watching cricket, the place that has the most games that were

abandoned is Bangladesh, so I went for Bangladesh.

OK, Diane says India. Cleve's gone for Bangladesh.

Where do you think it is, contestants?

Please, lock in your answers.

Where have you gone with this one?

All three of you say India.

Let's see if you are right.

India is correct, well done.

It's in a state called Meghalaya,

and it gets 467 inches of rain a year.

OK, well done to you all.

£200 more for each of you, and we come to question number four.

Jordan and Ken. Jordan?

I went for Ed Sheeran because he is one of the few singers who

actually does write his own material

and everything he touches turns to gold.

I feel like all his songs are bestsellers.

Everyone loves him, and therefore I said Ed Sheeran.

-Ken.

-Well, I do follow the awards every year, I'm a great fan,

and I thought it was Adele.

Adele. Jordan says it's Ed Sheeran, Ken's gone with Adele.

Who are you siding with on this one?

Which singer have you chosen?

So Ariane has gone with Adele, Kevin and Chrissy say it's Ed Sheeran.

Who is right?

It was Adele.

It was following the release of her huge 2015 album, 25.

So, £200 to you, Ariane.

And here comes the final question of this round.

Answers coming up from Anisha and Cleve,

starting with Anisha.

So I think Manchester United fans, or the team, wear red,

and I think I always see Wayne Rooney wearing red a lot

and from what I know, I think he's the captain of the English team,

so therefore he must be pretty good, so I went with Wayne Rooney.

-Cleve.

-I think the answer was quite obvious because Manchester United

haven't won a title in about three years,

and generally when you win a title,

the strikers get all the plaudits,

and when you don't,

they quite often work towards the defenders and the goalkeeper.

I do believe it was their goalkeeper,

whose name is David De Gea.

OK, Anisha says it's Wayne Rooney.

Cleve says it's David De Gea.

Who do you think is right on this one?

Contestants, lock in your answers, please.

Let's see what you have chosen.

Ariane says Wayne Rooney.

Kevin and Chrissy have gone with David De Gea.

Who is right?

David De Gea it was. Well done.

And he is of course, as you pointed out, Cleve, their goalkeeper.

So, £200 to you, Kevin and Chrissy, and that brings us to the end of the

main game. Let's take a look at your totals.

In the lead is Ariane with £1,600.

Tied in second place on £1,400 are Kevin and Chrissy.

Now, only two contestants can go through to the final,

so we'll have a tie-break to determine who is going to make it

through to join Ariane.

This deciding question has a numerical answer,

so whoever is closest to the correct answer will be in the final, OK?

Here is the question.

Have a think and then lock in your answer, please.

What have you come up with?

Kevin says 30. Chrissy says 35.

Henry VIII was in fact King of England for...

37 years.

From 1509 to 1547.

That means Chrissy was closest to the correct answer,

going through to the final. Unfortunately, Kevin,

it means we do have to say goodbye to you. Very close, though.

-Thank you very much.

-Thanks for playing.

I hope you've enjoyed being with us.

Had a great time, thank you very much, appreciate it.

Good luck to you and your wife with the twins.

-Thank you, we'll need it.

-Well done, Ariane and Chrissy,

you two will now compete to take home the money

that you've earned in our final.

Ariane, got any ideas about what you might do if you win?

The sensible side of me

and my husband would probably say home improvements.

We moved into our forever home last year, and it needs a bit

of work. But I would like a holiday, and we haven't been away on holiday

with our wee two-year-old yet, so there could be arguments over that.

-You'll have a discussion about it.

-Discussion, I like that word.

-Chrissy?

-I would like to have a box at the opera.

I would like to take my family.

I do enjoy going to the opera, and I look at people in the boxes and I

think, "I'd like to sit there."

OK, good luck to you both.

The final is a general knowledge battle.

I'm going to ask you five questions each, and whoever gives the most

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

You are not on your own, the Think Tank is still here

to lend you a hand if they can.

You can pick someone to consult with before you answer the questions.

Each member can only be picked once this time around.

The difference in the final compared to the rest of the show is they

haven't seen any of these questions before either,

so they know as little about them as you do. OK?

Let's play the final, then.

Ariane, you built up the most money in the main game,

so the final starts with you. Here's your first question.

All eight to choose from.

I think Ken might be good at this one.

I've got to say, this is my favourite car,

and one day I will own one.

Silver Ghost and Phantom are Rolls-Royce cars.

-I will trust Ken on that and go with Rolls-Royce.

-Rolls-Royce?

Silver Ghost and Phantom,

famous models made by which car manufacturer?

You are saying it's Rolls-Royce.

Let's see if you're in the right vehicle.

Rolls-Royce is correct, well done.

There have been various incarnations of the Phantom from the 1920s right

through to the present day.

Well done, Ariane. You are off the mark.

Chrissy, here is your first question.

Which chef amongst this lot would you like to go with?

I think it would have to be Jordan.

-Great(!)

-THEY CHUCKLE

Do you have any idea?

I think it's beef Wellington.

Isn't that a fillet of beef in pastry?

I'm not sure if there's mushrooms, is there?

Yes, there is.

-And pancake.

-OK, if you're happy, I'm happy for you to go

with beef Wellington. It sounds like a good answer.

-Beef Wellington?

-Yes.

Which dish, which shares its name with a famous soldier,

is typically made with beef fillet

and chopped mushrooms wrapped in pastry?

You're saying beef Wellington.

Let's see if you're right.

You are indeed. Well done.

Some say it's named after the famous soldier.

Others say it is linked with Wellington in New Zealand.

It is delicious when you get it right, certainly.

One all then. Ariane, we come back to you.

-Who are you going to choose here?

-I'm going to ask Diane.

-What do you think?

-There's only one creature that comes to mind,

which is the pelican.

-Yes, that's what I was thinking when the question came up.

-OK.

I will go with the Pelican Crossing.

On UK roads, a pedestrian light-controlled crossing,

commonly known by the name of which creature?

You've gone with pelican.

Let's see if you've chosen the right animal.

Pelican it is.

Well done. 2-1 to you.

Chrissy, your chance to equalise.

-Who are you going to choose here?

-It is going to have to be Cleve.

I've got no idea what the answer to this is.

Well, I definitely wasn't born in that era.

But it's folklore in sport.

It took place in Australia,

and I'm absolutely,

100% convinced that

that sport was cricket.

Well, I will go with that if you're so sure.

-I'll say cricket.

-In the 1930s,

the Body-line series was a major event in which sport?

You're saying cricket.

Let's see if you're right.

Cricket, it was.

Well done.

A very ill-tempered series in which the England bowlers targeted the

Australian batsmen's bodies and heads.

For once. For once.

OK.

Two all, then.

Ariane, your third question coming up.

I am embarrassed to say that I do know this.

You have half of the Think Tank to choose from.

Anisha, Max, Peter or Jackie.

-Anisha.

-Well,

I'm not embarrassed to say what it is because I'm a huge fan.

So if you want to say it, I know what it is and you know what it is.

Just tell it, just say it.

Would it be One Direction?

I think it is! So...

-Yeah.

-I do love them too.

-I love them.

-Proudly and loudly, I will say One Direction.

OK. Louis Tomlinson found fame as a member of which band?

You're saying One Direction.

Are you right?

Yes.

Three-two, then, to Ariane. Chrissy,

you can easily catch up with your next question.

Max, Peter or Jackie to help you.

I think I'll ask Jackie to help with this one.

Do you know this?

I think I do, yes.

I think I do, but I can't bring it to mind.

I know that if I'm right, didn't a cricketer follow the same path?

-Yes, I think so.

-Ian Botham did it as well, didn't he?

I think Hannibal did it first.

-Yes.

-Hannibal?

-Yes.

Which Carthaginian general led an army, including elephants,

over the Alps to attack Rome?

You're saying it was Hannibal.

Are you right?

You are. Hannibal it was. Well done.

You are both doing very well,

scoring every time. Fourth question for you, Ariane.

It's three all now.

Max and Peter left.

I think Max can help me with this.

I would make a rough guess at this, but I'm not 100%,

-so what would you...?

-Well, what was your rough guess for this?

I thought Massachusetts.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology,

I think it stands for.

I didn't know what the IT stood for.

-I think you're absolutely right.

-I will trust you as well.

-I will go with Massachusetts.

-Massachusetts?

What does the M stand for in the name of the American University MIT?

You're saying Massachusetts.

Let's see if you're right.

Massachusetts is correct.

Max, absolutely right.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

OK, Chrissy.

Your fourth question coming up.

Peter is the last member of the Think Tank that you can choose.

Well, then, I'll choose Peter.

Have you got any ideas at all?

I think so.

I know Chris Martin had one called Apple.

Madonna sounds... Maybe.

Yes, I think it's Madonna.

Madonna? OK.

Which pop star has children named Rocco and Lourdes?

You've chosen Madonna.

Let's see if you're right.

Madonna is correct.

Madonna also has two adopted children named David and Mercy.

OK, four-all.

This is your fifth question coming up.

No Think Tankers left to help you,

so from here on in, you are on your own.

Fifth question for you, Ariane.

I need help!

THEY LAUGH

The word Kruger

I would associate with Germany.

I think that sounds German,

so I would take a complete stab in the dark and say Germany.

-Germany?

-Yeah.

-OK.

The Kruger National Park is in which country?

You're saying Germany. Let's see if you've chosen the right place.

South Africa.

It's one of the largest

wildlife reserves in the world.

Funnily enough, it's the location for the Australian version

of I'm a Celebrity, Get me Out of Here! There you go.

So, a miss for you there, Ariane.

Chrissy, that means if you get this answer right,

you will be today's winner.

-No pressure.

-No pressure. Here you go.

And you are on your own with this one.

This is going to have to be a complete guess.

-Plutonium?

-Plutonium.

Pt, the chemical symbol for which metallic element?

To be today's winner if you are correct.

Plutonium is your answer.

Let's see if you're right.

-Platinum.

-Platinum.

Plutonium is Pu.

Platinum, Pt.

Very close. So, after five questions each,

your scores are tied.

We're going to go to sudden death.

As all the members of the Think Tank have been used up,

you are on your own until we find a winner.

And here, Ariane, is your next question.

I know they are a type of clouds so I would say rain,

for rain coming from clouds.

I suppose it could be snow.

But I will go with rain as a stab in the dark.

Rain is your answer.

You're saying rain. Let's see if you're right.

Cloud was the answer

we were really looking for,

but as the two terms are so closely associated,

we will take rain as well.

-OK.

-All right?

-Yes, thank you.

So, Ariane, you are back in the lead. Chrissy,

you have to get this one right to stay in the competition,

otherwise Ariane will be today's winner.

I don't feel terribly enthusiastic right now.

And I'm sure I do know this at the back of my mind,

but it's not coming.

Work, together.

Nothing is coming at all.

I'm delving right down into the depths.

No, I can't think of anything at all.

Do you want to take a guess?

No, I really can't think of anything.

-Sorry.

-You're going to pass?

I'm going to concede, yes.

That's a shame, cos you've done so well to get up to this point.

But if you are going to pass,

it will mean you are no longer in the competition.

So let's see what the answer is.

Which phrase, derived from the Chinese words for "work"

and "together" has come to mean enthusiastic or eager?

Will you be kicking yourself?

I will.

Gung ho is the answer.

And that means, Ariane, you are today's winner.

Congratulations, well done.

Chrissy, you did so well up to that point.

It is one of those things. You try as hard as you like,

you can't remember, and then you go, "Of course!"

I'm sorry you're not taking anything home, but I hope you've enjoyed

-playing this today.

-I have, yes.

And you have been a very worthy contestant, thank you.

Ariane, as our winner, you are definitely taking home

your prize of £1,600

and you'll have the chance to add an extra £1,000 to your winnings.

First, let's take a moment to congratulate the Think Tanker

who gave the most correct answers during the show, and it was...

It's a triple split!

Diane, Ken and Jackie.

Well, there's a first time for everything.

-KEN:

-Well done, team.

OK, Ariane,

you now have one last chance to boost your prize

as you face our Question: Impossible.

Well, Ariane, I hope you've got some energy left cos this is the

toughest question of the whole show.

No-one in the Think Tank answered it correctly earlier.

If you can achieve what none of them could and give us the right answer,

that extra £1,000 will be yours, OK?

Let's take a look at your Question: Impossible.

While you have a think about it,

we will give you a little bit of help and show you the wrong answers

the Think Tank gave earlier,

and this will rule some things out for you, we hope.

So here is what they said.

Well, not hugely helpful.

Celine Dion and Michael Buble, and that's it.

-It was neither of them.

-No.

It hasn't knocked much out for you.

So what do you think?

I know, I'm trying to think of Canadian singers.

Those are the two that I would know.

The only other one

I think I would associate with Canada is Bryan Adams.

He might not even be from Canada,

but I wouldn't describe Bryan Adams as a groover.

Given that he's the only other one I can think of...

I wouldn't even think it's Vancouver.

Bryan Adams. No idea.

OK.

Which singer is known as the Groover from Vancouver?

If you are right, you'll be taking home £1,600 plus an extra £1,000.

Your answer is Bryan Adams.

Let's see if you are right.

Bryan Adams is the right answer!

-No way!

-Well done. Congratulations.

-I can't believe it!

Bryan Adams, the single Everything I Do I Do It For You

was number one for 16 weeks.

So, well done.

You just added £1,000 to your prize fund,

so you are leaving with £2,600.

Fantastic. With that amount of money,

you might be able to split it...

-Yes!

-..between your forever home and a holiday.

I think so. I think it has to be done.

-Brilliantly done. Well done.

-Thank you.

-You really had to work for that.

-Thank you so much.

SHE SIGHS, HE LAUGHS

Thanks for watching. Do join us next time

when three more contestants will see

whether they can bank on the Think Tank.

Till then, it's goodbye from them.

-THINK TANKERS:

-Bye!

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