Episode 4 Tonight's the Night

It's Saturday night, this is Tonight's The Night, please welcome

your host, John Barrowman! # I gotta feeling that tonight's

gonna be a good night. # That tonight's gonna be a good

night. # That tonight's gonna be a good,

good night. # A feeling that tonight's gonna be

a good night. # That tonight's gonna be a good

night. # That tonight's gonna be a good,

good night. # A feeling, woohoo, that tonight's

gonna be a good night. # That tonight's gonna be a good

night. # That tonight's gonna be a good,

good night. Welcome to Tonight's The Night! You

know how the show works. Along with my trusty team, I travel here,

there and everywhere, hunting down people with big plans. When I find

them, I eliminate them. No, sorry, that his Torchwood! On the show,

along with my trusty team, I travelled here, there, and

everywhere, hunting down people with big dreams, and I make those

dreams come true. I do a lot of stuff in disguise so if you see me

in a leather waistcoat and platform shoes, I am surprising somebody for

the show, or I am off to a really good party. Let's see what

surprises and despises are on the way. Sophie Ellis-Bextor joins us -

- disguises. The band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines get a brand

new conductor. Billy Elliott is back to boogie, and Matt Baker

helps Glee pars biggest fan meet its biggest laugh. I am going to be

springing a show -- ace of surprise on a special goal. Mad as a special

Let's get on with our first surprise. We have all dealt with

call centres, right? A call for you, John. Thanks! Press one if you wish

to change and order. Pressed to if you have a question regarding

delivery. Press three if you are a nightmare call with a list of

impossible demands. That will be three, then. Here is what happened

when I became that caller. We are here at a call centre in Newton

Abbot, Devon, to surprise one of its telephone operators, 20-year-

old Bobby Watts. I am in the warehouse of the call centre where

Bobby works. She normally takes catalogue orders but today,

Tonight's The Night is calling. Bobby could soon be court -- before

she could walk. She loves all music and can belt out anything from

classical numbers to golden oldies and pure pop. A mother is never far

from a performance. She is always singing, she will sing in the

supermarket, in any shop, any street. Bobby was set on going to

college to study performing arts, but when her older brother was

tragically killed in a road traffic accident, she lost her best friend

and biggest supporter. No really encouraged with her singing because

he would take care to all the auditions, he would find auditions

were to go to, and support her. Bobby found the courage to sing

that a brother's funeral, but his death left her dream shattered. A

granddad noticed a big change. seemed to knock her sideways and

took the wind completely out of the sales, she was devastated.

years on, Bobby's family feels she is slowly getting back on track and

could be ready to pursue her dream. All she needs is a confidence boost.

It seems recently that the pack -- the Passion is there and the fire

is coming back. She deserves to have it back. She gives so much to

others, it is time to have it there. She takes orders for a gift

catalogue. She is about to deal with some very eccentric customers,

who are all me. Bobby has arrived at work, we have everything set up,

she is ready to go, it is time to make a dream come true. How can I

help you? I am looking at a turban. I have problems with my hair.

have the page number? It is 19. I prefer the smile of the lady with

the floral turban. The wrinkles on me, I can tell you. Not wrinkles!

What are they? They show you have had a very fulfilling life. I have

never thought of it that way. I hope that one day, you have a very

wrinkly face! Thank you! I will take that as a compliment. I could

talk with you all afternoon. Come round with a cup of tea and a nice

Victoria sponge! A strong builder's tea, especially when it is

delivered by a builder! Tell me about it, I wouldn't mind a good

looking one coming about right now! Feisty! The first one has gone

brilliantly, she has fallen for it, she has described the whole

conversation to her boss. It seems like every on board in the

UK is calling. -- every odd person in the UK. I don't move as quickly

as I used to. Hold on! What she doesn't know is that I am a

distraught caller, because I think that is my dog that has gone

missing. The dog in their, that is my dog that has been missing for

two months, it is Princess chocolate buttons! Can you bear

with me one moment. What was your name? Gavin, Gavin Barker. She is

talking to the supervisor. She is not sure what to do. This man is

claiming that is his dog. Hello, Gavin. I am ever so sorry, I have

spoken to my sales manager. I am afraid that is not your dog. We are

told it is our breeders dog. Right, I feel very embarrassed. I am so

sorry. I am sorry for your loss. Hook, line and sinker! Now it is

time to reveal who is really behind the phone! Good morning, what is

your first name, please? John. your last name? Baron and. He --

John Barrowman. I am right here, talking to you, because I am from

Tonight's The Night and I am here to make your dream come true. It

was all me! And everybody here is in on it! I have been hiding over

there. We -- you have had a tough time of late. I am going to whisk

you off, and you are going to go to the Tonight's The Night studio, and

you are going to sing in front of the nation, on television... Prime

A couple of weeks later, Bobby is in Glasgow rehearsing her big

number and she has no idea she is singing with a pop idol, Sophie

Ellis-Bextor. She is about to get the surprise of her life. I had to

come and say hello. I will be singing with you later. Hello. Nice

to meet you. I was going to ask you if you are nervous but you are

clearly not, because your voice is incredible, it sounds amazing. I

think we are going do have lots of fun. I hope you are excited. Yes, I

am. I was extremely shocked to see surface -- Sophie Ellis-Bextor, it

was a wicked surprise. I am really looking forward to tonight, we are

going to have lots of fun. I knew that I love this song, it is really

pretty, it has a wistfulness, it is optimistic. Now I know how good her

voice is, I think she will steal the show. In a good way.

Linda, you nominated body. We know you guys have had a tough time

since you lost your son -- nominated Bobby. What will this

mean to her? It will give her the confidence back and allow her to go

forward in the future, so she can fulfil her other dreams. Dad, Bobby

was really patient with those callers, is she normally like that?

She is school with everything that goes on. She has that kind of

patience -- she is cool. All the time. The moment is here. Dreaming

a little dream with Sophie Ellis- Bextor, Bobby what's, tonight is

# Stars shining bright above you. # Night breezes seem to whisper "I

love you". # Birds singing in the sycamore

tree. # Dream a little dream of me.

# Say "nighty-night" and kiss me. # Just hold me tight and tell me

you'll miss me. # While I'm alone and blue as can

# Dream a little dream of me. It is my great honour to introduce,

the hugely talented Bobby Watts, to the stage. # Stars fading but I

linger on dear. CHEERING # Still craving your kiss.

# I'm longing to linger till dawn dear.

# Just saying this. # Sweet dreams till sun beams find

you. # Sweet dreams that leave all

worries behind you. # But in your dreams, whatever they

Beautiful, it really beautiful. You have all the confidence in the

world now. You came out there like a true star, you were absolutely

shining. Mum and dad, everything you hope for? Absolutely. Proud?

Very. How do you feel? I am over the moon, but I am shaking. It is a

good shake. I loved it. Sophie, what can you say? She was

magnificent. She came out there, you took your moment, I think you

are going to be singing for the rest of your days. That voice is

amazing. So good. I want a cuddle! Also! -- awesome! Please give it up

for the always singing, Bobby What a great start to the show,

there is more on the way. Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines is here

with a one night only conductor. Glee start Matthew Morrison has a

dream day out for a deserving goal. And a Billy Elliot dance that will

end the -- bring the house down. I can draw the line and a campaign

myself into the corner, but that is far as might autistic -- artistic

ability goes. I had to inspire young people to create fine art,

and I had just the man for the job. From gloopy to, Countryfile and the

one show, Matt Baker -- from Blue Welcome back. You have become an

art expert for this whole thing. Well, yeah, I tried. Not very

successfully. Were you able to use any of your experience from Blue

Peter? That was about toilet roll tubes and sticky-back plastic and

there was none of that, but I made use of my environment. Well, for

this surprise, Matt had to pull off three things, to become a

believable art teacher, to know his way around a canvas and to look

cool in a goatee beard. Two out of three ain't bad!

John has sent me to Bexhill in East Sussex, to surprise 12-year-old

Lauren, who helps raise money for charity, despite having an her own

problems to cope with, as her mum Lauren was bump with a lump on her

back, it was diagnosed as spina bifida. The doctors told me she may

never walk or walk with a disability. She has grown up with

the lump on her back. Because she is aware she is different, this is

why she likes to help other children. When Lauren is not

raising money, her passions are singing, dancing and painting. I'm

here to surprise Lauren, norpblly, she is taught art by her teacher,

today she is being told that a special artist is in town to give

her a very special lesson. Enter Felix. Into disguise. I'm starting

to resemble a movie star. I look like the guy off Wayne's company

World. I will do in a second shall I have red glasses somewhere. We

rig the studio with hidden cameras and microphones. Now I'm nervous.

My heart is racing. Lauren doesn't let her condition hold her back.

She focuss on other children. She has helped to raise over �75,000

for various good causes, including the Tree of Hope. Injury any from

the charity thinks she is an inspiration for all. I have never

met such a young girl with inner goodness and boundless energy. She

is always helping to help in some way. One major events that she

thought up herself was a glider flight. She raised �1500. She was

oogt eight years old. If she thought the sky was the limit, she

was wrong. As mum watches the art glass begins. It's not still life.

What I never do, ever, is approach an a painting without warming up. A

jog, around we go. And then, "ha, ha". Weirder than Van Gogh. Felix

singles out lawyeren for his painting masterclass. Stop. I want

silence. When I say, Felix, I want you to throw paint at the canvas.

FELIX. Stop. APPLAUSE

That is amazing. To conclude the lesson, Felix has brought along a

special piece of art. What a piece of work it is. 1, 2, 3, reveal the

masterpiece. That is... Do you know who that is? That's John Barrowman.

Yeah. I'm not Felix at all. I'm actually Matt Baker from Tonight's

The Night. We are here to make your dreams come true. John asked me to

come along and surprise you. What do you think? Oh, my God. OK. Is it

right you are a big fan of Glee? Yeah. Who is the singing teacher.

Matthew Morrison. He wants to meet with you. One-on-one. I feel so

excited and shocked. I didn't even know it was going on. I'm in

amazement. Talk about Glee, Lauren doesn't doesn't have long to get

over the shock before she is sent to London to see Matthew Morrison

in concert. It's a quick stop off at a posh hotel. Hi. Hello. Hello.

Can I give you a hug. All right. Very nice to meet you. Hi. You are

crying already. Sit here. Why are you crying? I'm really happy.

are a big Glee fan? Yeah. I have three favourite characters. You,

Quin and Emma. Usually the standard answer is ear Fl ynn or Rachel. You

are smarter than most people. Good taste too. Thank you. With Glee

momentos she set up for the concert. She is invited backstage to help

Matthew out with a sound check. How cool is that?! It's all happening.

How are you? Hi. Good to see you. Welcome to the Hammersmith Appal

owe Theatre. It's 3500 seats. So, have you been listening to the

album? Yes. Any favourite songs on it? I have three. I like Summer

Rain. My favourite. My Name. And sp somewhere Over The Rainbow.

Fantastic. Do you want to sing with me. Yeah. Are you ready?

# Somewhere over the rainbow # Way up high

# There's a land that I dreamed of once a lullaby... #

Very good. Thank you. Thank you for singing with me. You are welcome.

APPLAUSE That was absolutely amazing, wasn't

it? Yes. I mean, they are not tears of sadness, they are tears of

happiness. You are going to make me cry. I'm glad we could do this for

you. Did you have a nice time? Amazing. It was amazing. Mum, you

know, she's raised - She is starting me off. There is a tissue.

Pass that on to Matt too. She raised so much money. Some of the

things she has done is incredible. How proud are you of her? Very

proud. The reaction? Incredible. You say tears of joy. You are very

happy at the moment. Like you say, she does so many amazing things for

so many children and she gets a treat for herself. It's well, well

deserved. It definitely. Is you deserve it every single day. I hope

all your dreams come true. Thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, let's

hear it for Lauren! APPLAUSE

And the surprises keep on coming. I have one right now for someone in

the audience. But, who? Who, who? OK. So I need you to put your hand

up if you have ever dreamed of meeting your favourite celebrity or

star. Put your hand up if you have dreamed of that. Keep your hands up

if you have dreamed of getting on stage and letting all your

inhabitations go. That narrowed it down. Keep your hands up if you

wanted to jump into a giant cream cake while singing - I guess that

leaves me then. I'm looking for someone who is a pillar of the

community. Yes. Someone who has organised everything from spring

cleans to fun days, parades and tea dances. I'm surprised if they have

time to do anything and be here tonight. I'm glad you came, Carol

Hendry. How are you? Fine, now that you are here. Are you ready? You

have to come with me. Hold on a second. I need you to come with me

too. Yes, Kym. That is you. One more second. I need Mary. You are

going to come with me also. Let's go, guys. Wait a minute, I need

Anne, yeah. I need you all to come. I can't forget Clare. We can't

leave out Fiona. Everybody. You guys come with me, while the rest

of you watch this. Come on. About a year ago my wife Carol started the

charity. I worked at the nursery class. They helped not only the

nursery class but different. They have done different events to help

people in the community. They gave out raffle prize, tided up --

tidyed up the community. They done an event to help raise money for

York Hill Hospital. One of the children from the nursery had

leukaemia. When they found out what happened to Charlie they got

together and said they would raise money for him. It restores your

naith humanity. Amazing. I have known them for three years. I'm the

local councillor. They offered their services and I accepted.

of it is paid. It's their own time. They have 100% commitment. They do

it for everyone. They are great for the community as well. Have a great

night tonight. You really deserve it. Thank you so much for

everything you have done for us as a family and Charlie and everything

you have done for the community. Thank you so much. This is for you.

I hope it is a big surprise for you. You and your girls deserve this. I

love you. I hope have you a great time tonight. You deserve it.

love you. Carol, how much money have you raised thus far? The first

night we raised �28,500 for the Love of Charlie. Wow! If I were to

ask who is the boss of the organisation, who would it be?

There is no boss. Everybody is equal? Yeah. Nice to hear. Mary, is

it rewarding for you to do this kind of stuff? Yes, very. What is

your most favourite part of the whole thing? Being involved with

the community and getting the community together. We had a Fun

Day which was was attended by hundreds of people in the village.

It was brilliant getting everybody involved. Somebody told me to ask

you, what is the most ridiculous thing that you have ever done as a

Hill Raiser? Don't give those secrets away? Santa Claus going

around the village. We built a Santa sleigh and took it around the

village. There is a sheltered housing complex near us. The snow

was four or five feet deep much we got spades and dug it out. Then we

delivered food around the village as well. That is what I like, good

Samaritans. Laidiedies, I want to perform a song that sums up your

conspire the and your drive and your commitment because it's ladies

like that you that are heros to everybody. This song is for all of

# Would you dance # If I asked you to dance?

# Would you run, # And never look back?

# Now, would you die # For the one you love

# Hold me in your arms tonight # I can be your hero, baby

# I can kiss away the pain # I will stand by you forever

# You can take my breath away # Now, ladies you do so much for your

community, here to say thank you are friends and family and people

from your community. There are so many of them we could hardly fit

them on the stage. Come on over. # I can be your hero, baby

# I can kiss away the pain # Oh, yeah

# I will stand by you forever # You can take my breath away

# Oh, yeah # I can be your hero, baby

# I can kiss away the pain # I will stand by you forever

# You can take my breath away # I can be your hero #

Are you a bit RMS? It is good. It must be hard to take this in -- a

bit of a mess? It is very hard to take it in. Does it feel good? Yes.

To know that everybody feels this way about you guys, it must make

everything you do and the hard work worthwhile? It is nice to see the

kids faces, that makes it for us. Everyone, the Halle razors! Who --

Pichot is as busy as the M25 on bank holiday and this is what is

still to come back - this show is as busy. Band of Her Majesty's

Royal Marines are here with a new commander-in-chief. And Sophie

Ellis-Bextor returns with a brand new single.

For some of my surprise is, I am in disguise. For others, I go as

myself. For this next one, although I was behind the scenes, I was

still causing havoc. This is when I became a puppet-master, with no

strings attached. I am in Wales, beautiful Lampeter, to meet Sally

Sanders, a woman who loves to boogie. Since she was a little girl,

Sally Sanders has been passionate about singing and dancing. Nowadays,

she runs a choir and community dance school in her village. Her

mum couldn't be more proud. She get so much joy from her dancing that I

think she wanted to impart that, to give the children something to do.

In between juggling her full-time teaching job and family of three,

she also does volunteer work with the children special care unit.

Sally gives so much time to everyone else that her friend Tina

decided it was time her dreams came true, and she took centre-stage.

She does a lot for the kids, and the community of lumber to. I

thought it would be an ideal way for everybody to say thank you for

her hard work. Her head mistress degrees. I think Sally diseuse this,

because she works ever so hard and gives so much to the children, she

deserves to get something back -- deserves this. She thinks she is

coming for a special birthday meal but we have arranged for her to be

served by this dancing fool, and it will be an experience she never

forgets. It is my show! Actually, it is Sally's show now. Sally's

friend Tina is in on the set up and hidden cameras will catch every

member of the meal, with the worst waiter in Wales, Johnny. I am

telling him what to do through my headset while I watched the mission.

For starters, let sweat the appetite by messing up the order.

The beef, please. Two, ducks, then? No, two, B. Two ducks. Two cows!

Sallies hopes of a quiet relaxing lunch are about to be shattered.

Sorry, sorry. This is surreal. really enjoying this, getting into

the groove. Let's give Johnny some moves for the menu. Sorry about

that. I forgot to ask you how you wanted it could, hot, medium or

rare? No blood? Yeah! For you? done, yeah, please. OK, called! --

cool! She thinks you're drinking! For the main course, they are

finally getting their beef. One is on a pancake, but it is not rare,

mistakes. This is to make up for the mistakes. Put it down, dance

around their table like that, do some sexy dancing. Not too much

Excuse me, that one is not well done, and it looks different to

that one. That just looks raw. them away, and said, I'll get

I think Sally has handled her sloppy say this with remarkable

grace, so let's not try the Sally... I'm John Barrowman. BBC

One's Tonight's The Night, and I'm here to make your dream come true.

I'm so sorry about the service tonight. I love meeting other

people who have the passion to educate young people, not only

through normal education, but through the arts. I know you

believe that is important. You just want one night, a big performance.

That would be amazing. I am going to give you that opportunity. You

are going to come to the Tonight's The Night studio, you are going to

get dolled up, you're going to put on your best Welsh glad rags, that

is not all. You are not doing it alone. Because you will become, for

that one night, an official cast member of the show Billy Elliott.

Yes! I don't know what to say. do it. It is just the most surreal

thing that has ever happened to me. I couldn't believe it when he

walked through the door. Gobsmacked. Week, we sent Sally to London to

see the show, in preparation for her big performance. It was amazing,

really special. So inspirational, the amount of talent on the stage,

particularly the youngsters. I can't wait to get my chance to be a

tiny part of what I saw tonight. Time to rehearse for her big night,

but apart won't be as tiny as she thinks. This is Tonight's The Night

and we dream big. She will be singing the female lead. When I got

told the song I was going to do and be part of Mrs Wilkinson, I was

really excited that I would get the chance to sing and dance. Sally

will be performing alongside her very own Billy, star of the West

End show, Scott McKenzie. It has been years since she danced this

intensely, but it looks like it has never left her. We are getting

through quite Abbott, we have run the number a couple of times and it

has been great -- quite a lot. I think she is fantastic. I think she

I would say the only part is the stamina, it is so flat out from

start to finish. Making sure I have enough lung capacity to hit the

last note. It is hard to put it into words, how much I am looking

forward to performing on the stage, and a chance to perform in front of

an audience and my family and You are a sneaky best friend,

aren't you? Yeah. I love you for that. How excited is Sally?

can't wait. I can't wait to see it. I can't wait either. Mark, you are

Sally's husband. Do you think she will be nervous? I am sure she will

be a bit nervous. Are you? A little bit, for her. The kids, gave a

thumbs up, or a wave. Awesome. Pam, you are mum, how proud are you

going to be when she comes right through those doors? Gobsmacked.

Thrilled to bits. Just feeling amazing. She has got the whole

family with her. I may have been behind the scenes for Sally, but

now she is in control. Dancing the dream with Billy Elliot Stark,

Scott McKenzie, Sally Saunders, tonight is the night Matt Busby

# We weren't born to stand still. # Ain't a question of will.

# Gotta move it's a fact. # You were born to react.

# You weren't made to behave. # Like you will in the grave.

# Where music is played. # Oh the soul - will be swayed.

# And your feet they will move. # As if only to prove.

# That it wasn't by chance. # We were destined to dance.

# We were born to boogie. # It ain't a puzzle.

# Cos we're blood and muscle. # From the day of creation.

# We were the dance sensation. # Come on and shake per bootie.

# Cos we were born to boogie. # Anyone can get it.

# Cos we're born kinetic. # We were Born To Boogie.

# We are all Born To Boogie. # 5, 6, 7, 8.

# We were Born To Boogie. # Boogie!

How proud well her pupils be at the moment? Amazing, fantastic.

have got a little speechless. Did you enjoy it? Yes, it definitely.

Is it what you thought it was going to be? And so it -- so much more.

It was amazing. Was the teacher as good as the people? Definitely,

without a doubt. I think she is pretty good as well. Divvied up for

Scott, and Sally Saunders! -- give it up for.

As everybody laugh a band? I love a brass band -- does

everybody loves a band. This is the story of a musical maestro who gets

I am winging my way to Devon to surprise musical maestro Steve

Graham. He eats and sleeps and breathes music. I am about to

interrupt a dress rehearsal and given a surprise he will never

forget. His friends say he is the ultimate music man. He lives for

teaching music to kids and is an inspiration to everyone he meets.

Steve has no idea how important he has been to people, as his ex-

pupils explain. He doesn't realise how good a job he is doing and how

many people he has helped. The amount of children he has taught...

He is a bit of a local legend. is his special ingredients? His

colleagues in casinos. He is great fun and the kids love him. -- his

colleague thinks he knows. I don't think it would work at all if it

wasn't for the fact he was up front. He is amazing. Steve has loved

playing is it all his life and his talent was clear from a young age.

Steve joined the Royal Marines band when he was 15. That was his life

of music then. He came straight from the Marines and was teaching.

He has never had a break from it. Steve has always loved playing with

the Royal Marines, but his big dream would be to conduct them, and

I am going to make that dream come true.

Steve is a man who has dedicated his life to music. He is here to do

a dress rehearsal of the musical, singing in the rain. He thinks the

BBE here -- the BBC are here to film a documentary called John

Barrowman, musicals and me! I really must have less caffeine in

the morning! When I am that hyper, all I want to do is sing! Look, mum,

it's me he! Really funny! We start filming our

fake TV show and we are ready to film an interview with Steve, who

has no idea it is a con. Hi, I am John Barrowman and welcome to my

new show, John Barrowman, musicals and me Mack Hicks we are backstage

at the moment at a theatre, the Pavilion Theatre, where they are

doing the musical singing in the I have a minuscule amount of

experience with the food. Would you teach me some of the music from the

show? The Music man is teaching Caffeine has not worn off which

means I have overlooked something crucial in my flute lesson. I am

sitting here with Steve, and we are going to attempt to teach me how to

play some of the music from singing in the rain. First, I have to put

together my trusted flute, here. Make sure I have got the... See

that, I lined it up. Like I know what I'm doing. Do you want to take

I have left the cleaner in the middle. Excuse me. All right, all

kidding aside, let's get the cast on stage and reveal to everybody

why we are here. Do you mind coming up? Come up. Bring your flute with

you. Let me, Steve, come on over here, I will position you over here.

Time to give Steve a surprise he will never forget. It's not a show

called John Barrowman Musicals And Me. I'm going to make your dreams

to come. You will be on Tonight's The Night. Yeah. Yeah. I know that

you love the Royal Marines. I did serve 25 years in the Royal Marines

from the age of 15. Yes. I'm going to hook you back up with the Royal

Marines, but you are going to come to the Tonight's The Night studio,

you are going to perform with them in front of millions of people on

the television, but you are not going to be playing. You are going

to be conducting. Thank you. Thank you so much. You're welcome.

never thought, in a million years, that I would be conducting the

Royal Marines Band. It's an honour and a privilege to do so. With a

week to go before Steve conducting in front of the nation he heads off

to Fife to meet up with his old Steve, will need to conduct with

military precision. There is no room for error according to the

leftenanant. If he does it wrong it will fall apart and we will all

look a fool. To be conducting after so many years of playing is a

wonderful experience. I'm looking forward to the challenge. Good luck,

Steve. APPLAUSE

Lauren, how do you think Steve is feeling right now? Very nervous. He

will be buzzing. I can't wait to see him out. There he'll love it.

You are as excited as he is? Just about. Well, here, conducting The

Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines, MUSIC: A LIFE ON THE OCEAN AND

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 142 seconds

Thank you. Well done. Brilliant. Steve, it's been a long time coming.

The dream came true. Was it worth it? Definitely worth it. Still a

bit shakey. Fabulous. Amazing experience. You enjoyed yourself?

Certainly have. Colonel, thank you for handing over your baton. You

guys have been busy? We have been. A lot of the Royal Marines are

currently on operations in Afghanistan, they are driving

ambulances as well as giving musical support. We are at the

Royal Edinburgh Military Ta too in August and we have a new album

coming out... Well, it all sounds good. On behalf of the nation,

thank you very much for looking after us, worldwide, we really

appreciate everything that you guys do for us. Thank you, amazing.

Ladies and gentlemen, The Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines and

their guest conductor, Steve Grant. Earlier she helped me make a dream

come true. She's back to rip up the dancer, with her new single Off And

# No, I can't get out # I'm trapped inside of it

# I won't let go # Pain keeps driving it

# I only hope and pray # That I can make you pay

# Keep pushing, keep pushing on # I did the best I could

# I learned to sacrifice # I've tried to make it work

# This time away has done me good # It's a change from you

# Keep switching me off and on be and off and on and off

# I've put myself back together # You've been gone too long beyond,

the love is gone # You thought I would feel forever

# Keep switching me off and on and off and on and off

# I've put myself back together # You've been gone too long beyond,

the love is gone # I've got my life back together

# No, I can't turn back # I'm sick and tired -- tired of it

# The love broke down # I've rewired it

# I'm om only human, babe # You let the feeling fade

# Keep pushing # Till I've reached the other

ground # I I've tried to make it back

# Whenever door was closed # Your love is all I had

# I tried to make an honest man, o- o-oh

# I refuse # Keeping me switching me off and

on and off and on and off # I've put myself back together

# You've been gone too long beyond, the love is gone

# You thought I would be free forever

# Keep switching me off and on and off and on and off

# I've put myself back together # You've been gone too long beyond,

the love is gone # You thought I'd be free forever

# Wired to the sun, like a laser beam

# Power surge, come feel the energy # And I'm let ready to shine, shine,

shine, and shine # And shine forever

# Put myself back together # You've been gone too long beyond,

the love is gone # You thought I'd be free forever

# Keep switching me off and on and off and on and off

# I've put myself back together # You've been gone too long and

beyond, the love is gone # You thought I'd be free forever

# I've put myself # I've Putin myself back together

# You thought I'd be # You thought I'd be free forever...

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Thank you. Everyone, Sophie Ellis-

Bextor. We have more wonderful wishes next Saturday night when

Andy Murray putting a 13-year-old on Centre Court. Melanie C is here

with a brand new singing partner. Until then, keep dreaming.

# You ever feel like a plastic bag # Drifting through the wind

# Wanting to start again # Do you ever feel, feel so paper

thin # Like a house of cards

# One blow from caving in # Do you ever feel already buried

deep # Six feet under screams

# But no-one seems to hear a thing # Do you know that there's still a

chance for you # Cause there's a spark in you

# You just gotta ignite the light # And let it shine

# Just own the night # Like the 4th July

# Cause baby you're a firework # Come on show them what you're

worth # Make them go, high, high, high

# As you shoot across the sky-y-y # Baby, you're a firework

# Come on let your colours burst # Make them go oh, oh, oh

# You're gonna leave them fallin down, down-own-own

# Boom, boom # Even brighter than the moon, moon

# It's always been inside of you, you, you

# And now it's time to let it through, through

# You've just got to ignite the light

# And let it shine # Just own the night

# Like the 4th July # Cause baby, you're a firework

# Come on show them what you're worth

# Make them go, oh, oh, oh # As you shoot across the sky-y-y