Episode 8 Who Dares Wins

On the last Who Dares Wins,

there was no stopping Champions Aimee and Jed.

They defeated two sets of challengers...

With your answer, Zoella...

..you've just won the list! You are Champions again!

Andy Fordham...

..is an absolute bull's-eye.

You've won the list and the game and you remain Champions.

..and took their prize fund

to a staggering £105,000.

Aimee, Jed, you've just won £15,000!

I don't know how to tell you this.

You've just won £50,000!

Can anyone beat them? Find out tonight, on Who Dares Wins.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank you very much.

Hello, good evening and welcome to Who Dares Wins,

the show that's all about completing lists. On Who Dares Wins,

we put together teams of complete strangers

and ask them to fill in missing answers on a list.

The lists cover a huge range of topics -

anything from football and rugby teams to Frank Sinatra songs

and even Radio 1 breakfast DJs could appear.

Returning to play tonight are our reigning champions -

Aimee, a personal assistant from Edinburg,

and Jed, a recruitment consultant from Salisbury.

Please welcome Aimee and Jed.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-How you doing, Nick?

-How are you?

-Hello again.

-Hello, darling, how are you?

-Hey, partner.

-Hey, Jed.

Yes, look how happy you are to see each other again

because, of course, their winnings so far,

ladies and gentlemen, are £105,000.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So, family still disbelieving?

It hasn't sunk in, it really hasn't. Everyone is shocked.

There have been some tears

and lots of emotion, especially from me.

Yeah, it hasn't made sense yet.

Life-changing, you were saying at the end of the last show.

Everyone's like, "No, you're pulling my leg.

"You're pulling my leg." I'm like, "No, honestly!" "Don't believe you."

You've been on many shows now and it's interesting

cos I kind of feel like now you've become firm friends.

Presumably, when this all finishes, you're going to stay in contact?

-Of course.

-Get your two families together

-so you can celebrate together or something like that.

-Sounds good.

In the meantime, there's more games to play

and the chance to win more money.

All you have to do is see off some challengers.

-So, Champions, please make your way to your soundproof pod.

-Come on.

APPLAUSE

Taking on Aimee and Jed

and hoping to leave with thousands of pounds

are Mike, a firefighter from Gerrards Cross in Buckinghamshire,

and Jonny, a civil servant from Belfast.

Please welcome Mike and Jonny.

APPLAUSE

-How are you?

-Good to see you.

-Nice to see you. How are you?

-Good.

-Nice to see you.

-Nice to meet you.

-We'd better find out a little bit more about you.

Let's start with you, Jonny. You're a very competitive sort, aren't you?

Not as much as I used to be in my younger days

when I was playing a bit of competitive sport.

-What sort of sports did you like?

-Rugby.

-You were a rugby man?

-Yeah.

But even now, you're what's known as a MAMIL.

-Yeah, a middle-aged man in Lycra.

-Middle-aged man in Lycra, yeah.

Do a bit of road cycling, yes.

You've got the whole Lycra kit and everything?

Yeah, a group of us head away for a sunshine holiday -

-not a holiday - a cycling trip to...

-Explain to the wife.

-It's not a holiday at all, is it?

-Not at all.

-And the odd fruit juice of an evening.

-Maybe, yeah, maybe.

OK, tell us about the family. Who's watching and cheering you on?

My wife, Gillian, and I have three lovely daughters.

-Who's in charge in the house?

-Oh, not me!

I can imagine that's how it works.

Let's find out a little bit more about Mike. You're a firefighter.

-I am, yes.

-And you're a PT instructor within the fire force?

Yeah, there's a few of us at the station,

but I'm kind of in charge of making sure everyone is fit enough.

-So, you're quite competitive?

-Definitely.

OK, competitive team, obviously, here.

And you need to be competitive

-because these Champions have been here for a long time.

-Too long.

-Too long.

-We can't have that.

-You've also taken up photography?

Yes, it's a new hobby,

so even a tiny bit of money would be great for a new camera.

OK, what are you going to spend money on if you win?

A lovely holiday.

-If there's any left, maybe upgrading my bike.

-All right, smashing.

-Listen, good luck.

-Thank you.

-They're tough to beat, as you well know, but no-one's unbeatable.

-True.

So, if you wouldn't mind, make your way to your soundproof pod.

-Thank you.

-Thank you very much.

-APPLAUSE

OK, the teams are in their pods.

When the pods turn red, like so, they are completely soundproof.

They can't hear anything I or their opponents are saying.

They'll only be able to hear what's happening

when I turn their pods on, like this,

and they turn blue. In a moment, I'm going to give the teams a list.

Whichever team bids more will get to play.

If they reach their target, they win the list.

If they fail, their opponents win.

The first to win two lists gets to play for £50,000.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So, teams, if you're ready. The first list tonight is...

To clarify, we are looking for the title of any of the 301 songs

listed on the A-Z song list on the official Beatles website.

Please note, we are looking for Beatles songs recorded and released

by the group only and not by solo members of the band.

Challengers, you get to start the bidding, which means,

Champions, I'm going to switch you off,

but very soon I'll be back to chat. Cheerio.

-Right, what do you think of this one? Do you like the Beatles?

-No.

I like some of the songs. I wouldn't say I'm a full-blown fan, but...

All right, have a chat and decide what you want to do

-for an opening bid.

-We'll start on...

-Ten.

-Between ten and twelve?

-Let's go ten.

-Yes.

-Slightly safe.

-OK.

-Yeah, let's go with that.

-Ten?

-Yeah, we'll go with ten, yeah.

-Yes.

Thank you very much, gentlemen.

-How are we feeling?

-Good.

-Good, we think.

-So, Beatles.

-You like the Beatles?

-Yeah.

I'm not a big fan, but I know a lot of the songs.

The opening bid from the other side is ten. What do you make of that?

-14?

-Yeah.

-14.

-14. Thank you very much.

OK, the new bid coming back from the Champions is 14.

-Maybe we should let them try and do that.

-Yeah.

-See if they make a mistake.

-Are we agreed?

-Yeah.

I don't think we'd go any further.

-So, you're saying...

-Name them.

-Yeah, name them.

Thank you very much.

-Aimee, Jed, the Challengers say name them.

-Ooh. OK.

It's time to play the first list on Who Dares Wins.

APPLAUSE

14 correct answers required please.

Lucy In The Sky?

-That's the full title, you reckon?

-Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds.

Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds.

Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds is a very good first answer.

-Get Back.

-Get Back.

-Number two on the list.

-Come Together.

Come Together is on the list.

-Penny Lane.

-Penny Lane.

Your fourth correct answer.

-Sgt Pepper?

-Yeah.

-Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

-Long title, correct title.

-Good start.

Eleanor Rigby.

Eleanor Rigby is your sixth correct answer.

-Paperback Writer?

-Yeah, you go for it.

-Paperback Writer.

-Paperback Writer. Do you know, you're halfway already.

-Hey Jude?

-Mm-hmm.

-Hey Jude.

Hey Jude is a good answer.

A Hard Day's Night.

-That's the full title?

-A Hard day's Night.

-Hard Day's Night. Sure that's the title?

-Mm-hmm.

You're right to be sure. It is on the list.

-Go for it.

-Yellow Submarine.

# We all live... # Yellow Submarine.

Yellow Submarine is your tenth correct answer.

-Help!

-You don't appear to be requiring any at the moment.

Of course, Help(!) is on the list. You require just three.

APPLAUSE

INAUDIBLE

Strawberry Fields Forever.

-Strawberry Fields Forever.

-Yeah.

Is your 12th correct answer.

APPLAUSE

Do you think you'd have remembered any of these if you'd gone through?

Now they're saying them, you recognise them, but...

Not necessarily before. Fair enough. Still two to go.

-They might slip up yet.

-True.

-Let It Be.

-Let It Be.

You're just one away from winning this list.

APPLAUSE

-Love Me Do.

-Love Me Do, yeah.

-Love Me Do.

-Love Me Do. Is that your final answer?

-Final answer.

-Final answer, you said, is Love Me Do.

-You could have said All You Need Is Love.

-Oh, yeah.

-Ah.

-Could have said When I'm 64.

-Yeah!

-Good one.

In the end, you went for Love Me Do.

If it's there, you've won the first list

and you put the pressure on the Challengers.

If it's not, you've given the list away. Aimee, Jed...

..you've won the first list. You've gone 1-0 up.

APPLAUSE

Quite a few people are Beatles fans

and you kind of almost pick up Beatles songs by osmosis

during your life, don't you, even if you're not a Beatles fan?

Let's look at some of the others you could have gone for.

There's a lot of them.

-Mike, Jonny, that means that you have to win the next list...

-Sure.

..to force a tie-break.

One more list for you, Champions,

and you're back to play for another £50,000.

The second list tonight is...

We are looking for any girls' name containing exactly four letters

that was given to three of more baby girls in England and Wales in 2015.

Please note, we will require you to spell each name clearly.

This is according to figures from the Office of National Statistics.

Aimee and Jed, you get to start the biddings.

So, Mike and Jonny, I'm going to switch you off.

You can have a little chat in secret.

-What do you think of this one then?

-I think it's quite a good one.

-Well, I think, off the top of my head, there's a few.

-OK.

And you can spell them different ways.

-My daughter's called Iris, so there's one.

-One.

-Um...

-Maybe start with something like ten and we can easily do that.

-Yeah.

-See where they go.

-OK, yeah.

-Ten.

-Ten.

-Ten. Thank you very much.

Mike, Jonny, what do we think of this one?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-There's going to be lots there.

-We have an opening bid, from the Champions, of ten.

-OK.

-We can definitely go to 20.

-Yeah.

-Definitely, yeah.

-I think.

-We'll get through them.

-Yeah?

-Yeah. Just go through the alphabet.

-Yeah.

-We'll go 20.

-20, Nick.

-Thank you.

20 is the new bid.

-25?

-25.

-25.

-Thank you. 25.

That makes me think we should go slightly higher,

-at least push them up a bit more.

-Go one more?

-Yeah.

-26 then, Nick.

-Happy with that?

-Let's go 26, yeah.

-Thank you.

26.

-What do you reckon?

-28.

-Yeah?

-Maybe.

-28, go on. 28.

Thank you. 28.

-Sounds like a lot but then, when...

-When you go through the alphabet.

-When you go through the alphabet, slow.

-Go 29.

-Yeah, let's try. Go on.

-29.

-29.

-29, yeah.

-Thank you.

-29.

-It's tempting.

We were going to make 30 our cut-off but now, shall we...?

-Will we let them do it?

-Yeah.

-That's a lot.

We've got the security of a tie-breaker if we lose.

-Let them name them.

-Name them?

-Yeah.

-You'll notice that the light is blue behind me.

-Oh.

That's because they have said name them.

It's time to play the second list on Who Dares Wins.

APPLAUSE

Right, your fate is in your hands.

I need 29 correct answers to keep you in the game

-and force a tie-break.

-OK.

-Yeah.

-Alex.

-That's definite, yeah.

-And how would you like to spell that?

-A-L-E-X.

-Thank you very much.

Alex is on the list. Good start.

Cora. C-O-R-A.

-Yeah, that's fine, yeah.

-Cora. C-O-R-A.

Cora is correct.

So, let's go...

Cara. C-A-R-A. Cara.

C-A-R-A. Cara.

Also on the list.

Let's go Beth.

-Yes, definite.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-Go for it.

Beth. B-E-T-H.

Beth, B-E-T-H, is also on the list.

-Go for C.

-Yeah?

-Cleo?

Yeah, I'm happy with Cleo, yeah.

Cleo. C-L-E-O.

Cleo, on the list.

Fifth correct answer.

Tara. T-A-R-A.

T-A-R-A, Tara, is on the list.

Sixth correct answer.

-Ruth.

-Ruth. Like it, yeah.

-Ruth. R-U-T-H.

R-U-T-H. Correct.

-June.

-Yeah, June. Go for it.

-June. J-U-N-E.

June is your eighth correct answer.

-Jane.

-Jane, definite, yeah.

-Jane. J-A-N-E.

Jane is your ninth correct answer.

-Lana and Lara?

-Lana and Lara, yeah.

-They're definite.

-Lana. L-A-N-A.

Lana gets you into double figures.

Your tenth correct answer.

APPLAUSE

-Let's go Lara next.

-Lara. L-A-R-A.

Lara is a good answer. Yeah, it's there.

-Mary, that's a definite.

-Yeah.

-Mary. We'll go with that next.

Mary. M-A-R-Y.

Mary is on the list.

-Nora... Nora?

-Yes.

-Nora.

Nora. N-O-R-A.

Nora takes you to 13.

-Sara, with S-A-R-A.

-S-A-R-A, that's definite.

-Yeah, let's stick with the definite ones.

-OK, Sara. S-A-R-A.

Sara is on the list.

Stick with S. Let's go Suzy.

How do you spell it, cos you can spell it with a Y or an I?

-I'd go S-UZY, I think. That's how I would spell it.

-OK, you spell it.

S-U-Z-Y, Suzy.

S-U-Z-Y, Suzy, is on the list.

Er, let's go T then. So, Toni, T-O-N-I?

-Yeah, good one.

-Yeah?

We'll go with that. Toni. T-O-N-I.

T-O-N-I is a good answer. It's there.

-Um...Tory, T-O-R-Y.

-Yes. Good one.

-Are you happy with that?

-Yeah.

We'll go Tory as well. T-O-R-Y.

If Tory's on the list, you've got 17.

If Tory's not on the list,

you've given the list and, indeed, the game away

and the Champions remain Champions.

Mike, Jonny, I have to tell you T-O-R-Y, Tory...

..is NOT on the list. You've lost the list.

The Champions remain Champions.

APPLAUSE

OK, so, Tori, T-O-R-I, is on the list.

Tory, T-O-R-Y, isn't actually on the list as a girls' name.

So, sadly, that means we've lost you from the list

and, indeed, from the game.

Here are some of the answers you could have given.

Thank you for playing.

-I hope you enjoyed the process a bit at least.

-Yes.

A bit frustrating when you don't get through.

Let's hear it, ladies and gentlemen, for Mike and Jonny.

APPLAUSE

Tough old list, wasn't it? And you almost played it yourself.

Do you think you might have actually got caught out?

Easy to trip up, actually. Yeah, it could well have happened.

But you have dared, you've won

and now you're playing for £50,000 on Who Dares Wins.

APPLAUSE

-You again.

-I bet you're sick of us.

-You just fight really hard.

People have run you close so many times

but you find a way to get through.

And, as a result, here you are,

up to play for another potential £50,000.

£50,000 are up right now.

APPLAUSE

And, of course, you've already banked...

-Remind me how much you've banked.

-£105,000.

-£105,000.

APPLAUSE

£52,500 each. Life-changing stuff. So, here's how it works.

I'll give you a list and you must fill in the gaps.

For three missing answers, you'll get £5,000.

For six answers, you're looking at £10,000.

For nine answers, we're talking about £15,000.

For 12 answers, it's £25,000.

And you've done most of those along the way

and you've actually done this one as well.

Give me 15 correct answers, which you've done once,

and you'll bank yourselves another £50,000.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Amazing! Remember, be very careful.

Make a mistake at any point, you drop right back down to zero.

-Are you ready?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Then let's play. The money list is...

To clarify, we are looking for any of the top 40 best-selling writers,

based on the total number of books sold in the UK

between January 1st, 2010, and December 3rd, 2016.

This is according to Nielsen BookScan.

Books, either of you?

I'm a reader but I like classic novels

and I'm not certain I'll be super up-to-date

on best-selling ones but we'll have a go.

OK, let's see where we can get to, shall we?

Let's head off towards £5,000.

-Have a little chat and then give me an answer.

-Dan Brown.

-Would he be on there?

-I don't know if it's a bit...

-He's done Inferno.

Ian McEwan must be up there. And there's all...

-JK Rowling.

-I need a first answer from you. Let's get started.

-JK Rowling.

-Yeah, go with it. JK Rowling.

-JK Rowling.

OK, if JK Rowling's up there, you're off to a good start.

It is a good start. Well done.

Twilight was definitely my era, wasn't it?

-I haven't read them, but...

-This is YOUR subject.

-This is embarrassing, isn't it? Can I go for it?

-Do you know it?

Yeah, I'm pretty certain on that one. Stephenie Meyer.

Stephenie Meyer.

Your second correct answer.

One more to get you to £5,000.

It's not one I've read either and I don't think you will have.

Fifty Shades Of Grey. Who wrote that?

Yeah. Helen Shielding, is it? No, who did...?

-Oh!

-Can I tell you what? Can I go...?

Ian McEwan has always got best-selling books.

-Can I go with him then?

-Go on, then.

-I'm pretty certain.

-Take it away.

Ian McEwan.

If Ian McEwan is on the list, you've won £5,000.

If he's not, you walk away from this money list without anything at all.

Aimee, Jed...

..Ian McEwan...

..has just cost you £5,000.

-He is NOT on the list.

-I'm so sorry.

-Don't worry about it.

-Wow.

-Yikes!

-Wow!

-I'm really surprised. Oh, well. Um, sorry.

-That's the way it goes.

Yeah, he's not on the list, I'm afraid.

-What other ones did you have in mind?

-Dan Brown?

-Dan Brown.

If you'd have said Dan Brown, he'd have got you there.

-Oh, I'm so sorry.

-Fifty Shades Of Grey, EL James.

-That was it.

Let's look at some of the answers you could have gone with there.

I don't know how to comfort you, other than to mention

that you've won £105,000 already, so you're doing all right.

APPLAUSE You're doing all right.

You stay to live to fight another day

and you get to another money list

if you can beat another couple of Challengers.

-Let's bring them up here and get on with the game.

-OK.

Please make your way to your soundproof pod.

APPLAUSE

Up next and hoping they can steal the Champions' crown

is a new set of Challengers - Tony, a salesman from Wakefield,

and Jemma, a music student from Birmingham.

Please welcome Tony and Jemma.

APPLAUSE

-Hello, sir.

-Nice to meet you.

-How are you?

-Good.

-How are you doing?

-Hello.

-Nice to meet you.

-Say hello to each other because you haven't met.

-Hiya.

-Hi.

-There you go.

People don't actually get to meet their team-mate

-until they arrive on stage. Never met before?

-Never.

-Never.

Never, so we need to find out a bit more about you,

so we can introduce you to each other and to the audience at home.

Let's start with you, Jemma. There's a thing about students.

They say students stay in bed all day, they're a bit lazy.

I've been looking through your list of jobs.

You're the busiest student I've ever met.

-Yes.

-What do you do? Tell us.

I work five jobs at the University of Birmingham.

-Right.

-It takes up a lot of my time but, aside from those five jobs,

-I'm on the committee for a motor racing society.

-Yeah.

I'm also in a bhangra class, which I do on Tuesday nights.

Right, of course you are.

-I take Italian lessons on Monday nights.

-Yeah.

And I occasionally go to the gym.

This is on top of the five jobs that you hold down at the university.

-Yes.

-I think you'll do all right in life,

-once you get out of university.

-Yeah.

-OK, let's find out a bit more about Tony as well.

-Right.

Tony, in sales. What do you sell?

Manhole covers and gratings, Nick.

-I've used a few of those in my time.

-I can imagine.

-You're a fit freak.

-A little bit. I try to keep healthy.

-You're doing total body training and mountain biking.

-So I keep fit.

As you get older - not that you are Nick -

but you get a few aches and pains

and you just try and keep fit and healthy and a bit more flexible.

Honestly, they wedge me into this suit. Funny reading this.

-You go mountain biking with the family.

-Yeah.

-But if you really want to enjoy yourself, you go on your own.

-Yeah.

Cos we've got three children, so you can't go blasting off

cos you have to wait for your smallest child or wife.

OK, so who's cheering for you?

You mentioned some of the family there.

My wife at home, Nicola. Three children - Lucy, Connor and Daisy.

-And Nicki's watching the dog as well, Fletcher.

-Fletcher, OK.

And who's cheering for you at home?

My mum and my dad, Nicola and Mark,

my brother called Alex and my dog called Max.

-A lot of dogs watching this evening.

-Yeah.

What would you do if you won some money?

-I'd take my family to New Zealand.

-Why New Zealand?

I've got friends who moved out there

and my wife and I went about 12 years ago.

My wife took ill over there, so we never quite got to finish off

all the South Island itinerary we wanted to do.

You want to take your wife back to where she got ill.

Yeah, to give her some happy memories.

-Family life at yours is a bundle of joy, isn't it?

-Tremendous.

And what would you be spending the money on?

I'd like to save some money for a masters

and I'd also like to take my family abroad somewhere

cos we haven't been on holiday in the last ten years,

-so I think that would be really nice.

-Ah.

Best of luck. Can you knock the Champions off their perch,

-because they've been here forever?

-Yeah.

-You going to win?

-Yes.

Best of luck, Challengers. Please go to your pod.

APPLAUSE

So, teams, if you're ready, let's play Who Dares Wins.

Your first list is...

To clarify, we are looking for the title

of any feature-length film with one word in its title in English,

with an original release date from 2000 to 2016, inclusive.

Any film with has "The" in the title will not feature on the list,

as that would make the title two words or more.

Similarly, we will not accept any film titles

that contain a hyphen. For example, Spider-Man, Ant-Man and Wall-E,

which are all hyphenated, will not appear on the list.

This is according to the main year of release stated for each film

on the IMDb Pro website.

Challengers, you start the bidding

so, Champions, I'm going to switch you off,

but we will be back with you very soon. Cheerio.

What do you think about that?

-I think we should definitely try to take this list.

-OK.

I think that the more we'll go on, the more we'll think of.

I've got a few ideas in my head.

Is it fair to say, Jemma, that you feel this is a strong area for you?

Film isn't my best area but I think we'll think of more as we go along

-and I think it's essential we take a list.

-What do you think, Tony?

I agree with that thinking,

just don't want to overstretch ourselves too much.

So, we need to work on an opening bid, a number. What do you think?

-Eight?

-Eight, yeah. We'll go with eight.

-We'll go eight.

Eight. Thank you very much.

-Aimee and Jed, how are you feeling?

-We like films.

You DO like films, don't you? I thought that when it came up.

You are very good on films.

We have an opening bid from Tony and Jemma of eight.

-Ten?

-Yeah, ten.

-Ten.

-Ten. Thank you.

So, Aimee and Jed say ten.

-Um...

-Shall we do 12?

-I say we move it up to 11 first.

-I would go 12.

-OK, we'll go with 12 then.

-That OK with you?

-If you're confident, we'll go with 12.

-12.

-We'll go with 12, Nick.

-Thank you very much.

-12.

-14.

-Yeah.

-14?

-Yeah.

They say 14.

-Shall we say 15?

-I'm not sure I can do 15, I'll be honest with you.

I'm not sure I could 15 either.

-But they're very good.

-They are very good

-but they might just name something that's before 2000.

-Yeah.

They might name a hyphenated one,

so I would say let them do the list, but it's your decision as well.

I'm not overconfident, but I think that we should push them.

-Yeah, do you reckon? 15?

-We'll go 15.

-15.

-Thank you.

-15.

-17.

-17.

-Thank you.

Well, it worked. 17.

-I would say let them name them.

-Yeah.

-I can't think of 17.

-Shall we say name them?

-Yeah.

-Name them.

-So, name them, please. Pass it on.

That's an interesting tactic. By actually going one more like that,

even though you didn't know them, you've actually managed to push them

up three before you said name them, so that's good work.

-Thank you.

-No problem.

-Aimee, Jed, they have said name them.

-OK.

It's time to play the first list on Who Dares Wins.

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You've been very good on films in the past.

Let's see how good you are this time. 17 required.

-Let's have your first answer.

-We'll start with some recent Disney ones.

-Frozen.

-Frozen.

It's a good answer. On the list, obviously.

-# Moana. #

-LAUGHTER

# Make waves, make waves. #

Very good. Moana is also on the list.

-Um, Tangled.

-Yeah.

-Tangled.

-Tangled.

-Tangled.

Feel free to sing a song from any one of these as you go through.

-I'll pass.

-Tangled is also on the list.

-Um, shall we move on to some others?

-Yeah, Arthur.

-Yeah, go with that.

Arthur with Russell Brand.

Arthur is your fourth correct answer.

-Gladiator?

-Yeah. I'll jump in quick before we forget it.

-OK.

-There was a remake of Annie.

Annie is also on the list.

-Shrek.

-Oh, good one! Ooh, is it definitely....?

-I was a child when it came out, so I'm not confident.

-I'm pretty sure.

-You said Gladiator.

-Yeah, Gladiator.

Gladiator.

Great film, great answer.

-Shall we say Atonement?

-Yeah.

-Atonement.

Atonement is your seventh correct answer.

-Drive.

-Drive, yeah.

-Drive.

It's on the list.

-The Bond films, Spectre and Skyfall.

-Yeah.

-Um, Spectre.

-Spectre.

-Yeah.

-Spectre gets you to nine.

-That's what I'm worried about.

-It IS called Skyfall.

-Skyfall.

-Skyfall.

-Yeah.

Your tenth correct answer.

You're into double figures. APPLAUSE

Inception.

-Is a very good answer. It's on the list.

-Yeah, go with that one.

-Interstellar.

-Interstellar.

It's on the list.

-Legend?

-What's that one again? That was a recent film, wasn't it?

-Yeah, it was with Tom Hardy as the Kray brothers.

-Ah, so it was, yeah.

-Legend.

-Legend. Another movie you've seen?

-Yeah.

Do you guys do anything except watch movies?

LAUGHTER Legend is on the list.

Lawless with Tom Hardy.

Lawless is on the list and leaves you requiring

just three to complete this list.

-There's Locke with Tom Hardy as well.

-Ooh, big Tom Hardy fan.

Kind of whizzing through, aren't they?

-Yeah, they're good.

-Yeah.

You were right, Jemma, it's one of those lists

that once you start going through, you start to think of more.

Yeah, I could have done it. I wish I'd taken the list now.

-Go on, Chicago.

-OK.

-Chicago.

-Chicago. If it's there, it'll be your 15th correct answer.

If it's not, you'll have given the list away to Tony and Jemma.

Aimee, Jed, Chicago...

..is on the list, yes. You require two.

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There's another one called Prime with Meryl Streep.

-Are you sure?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

-Yeah?

-If you know it.

-Prime.

-LAUGHTER

-Jed suddenly looks very nervous.

-Yeah. Go on, I trust her.

I've already taken it. Prime. It's either on there or it isn't.

Well, the result is, Prime...

..takes you one away from winning the list.

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Oh, yeah, good one.

Burnt with Bradley Cooper.

-Burnt.

-Yeah.

If it's there, you've won the list and you go 1-0 up,

putting a lot of pressure onto Tony and Jemma.

If it's not there, you've given away the list with your last answer.

Aimee, Jed, Burnt...

You have taken the first list. Congratulations.

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There's no doubting that you know your films

and you know when there's a list

that you can actually get into as you go along.

Here's are just some of the answers you could have given.

Lots to choose from there, but you got the ones you needed.

Leaves you in a very strong position, Aimee and Jed.

One more list and you go through to play for £50,000 again.

It means, Tony and Jemma,

you need to win the next list to force a tie-break.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-So, the second list is...

To clarify, we are looking for the names

of any of Britain's 50 favourite comedy double acts,

according to a list provided to the show by the British Comedy Guide.

Champions, you get to start the bidding,

so this time, I'm going to switch off the Challengers.

See you in a little while, Tony and Jemma.

-I need an opening bid from you.

-Five?

-Five, yeah.

-Five.

-Thank you.

-Tony and Jemma, how do we feel about this?

-OK.

-Yeah.

-Better than the last one.

-So, we have an opening bid from the Champions of five.

-I could do eight.

-We'll do eight.

-Eight?

-Yeah.

-Eight.

-Thank you.

-Eight, they say.

-Because it's quite a speculative list,

I think there's a fair chance you could say some of them and be wrong.

-Go up to ten? Go up to ten and then we...

-And then let it go?

-Yeah.

-OK.

-Ten.

-Thank you.

-Tony, Jemma.

-Yeah.

-Ten is the new bid.

-Shall we push it to 11?

-Yeah, could do 11.

-Yeah, OK. 11.

-11, Nick.

-Yeah, you fancy this one?

-Yes.

I understand that. OK, thank you very much. 11.

-Shall we give it?

-Go one more. 12.

-Go on.

-One more. 12.

-12.

-12. Thank you.

-12.

-12...

-13.

-13, thank you.

-13.

-You're tempted, aren't you?

You can go one more if you want to go for it.

-No, let's let them play it.

-Are you sure?

-Yeah, go on.

-Their play.

-You're saying...?

-Name them.

-Thank you very much.

Tony, Jemma, the Champions say name them.

It's time to play the second list on Who Dares Wins.

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You need to win this list. I need 13 correct answers from you.

-Let's have your first.

-Morecambe and Wise.

Morecambe and Wise, of course, are on the list.

The Two Ronnies.

The Two Ronnies, another great answer.

Mitchell and Webb.

Mitchell and Webb, of course.

-Yes, they're on the list.

-French and Saunders.

French and Saunders.

Gets you to four.

Shall we say Ant and Dec or do they count?

They make ME laugh but I don't know if they're on the list.

They make ME laugh.

Everyone's laughing.

I feel like that means that they count.

Listen, don't be swayed. You have to make this decision for yourselves.

-Shall we come back to them later?

-Yeah, we'll come back to them later.

Um, Fry and Laurie.

Also on the list.

Julie Walters and Victoria Wood.

Julie Walters and Victoria Wood.

If it's there, you're one step closer.

If it's not, you've just lost the list and, indeed, the game

and the Champions remain Champions.

Tony, Jemma, Julie Walters and Victoria Wood...

..are NOT on the list. The Champions remain Champions and have won again.

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Well, we go with the list as it is written.

Ant and Dec, that you mentioned, WERE on the list.

Let's look at some of the other people who appeared on the list.

That's really tough on you but it was one of those lists,

there was always the danger that you could step on a banana skin

along the way, which was really the reason you sidestepped it

-in the end, wasn't it?

-Yeah.

-So, very hard luck.

-They're tough to beat.

-They're brilliant.

-They're very tough.

-You gave it your best shot. Tony, enjoy your cycling.

-I will.

-Jemma, try to get some rest

in between all your various different jobs.

You've been great fun. I hope you've enjoyed it.

Ladies and gentlemen, Tony and Jemma.

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You had to win after winning nothing on the last money list,

cos that would have been the wrong way to go out.

You dared, you won and now, once again,

you're playing for £50,000 on Who Dares Wins.

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Champions, here we are again.

It's like meeting up with your old friends,

-getting together for a chitchat. Seventh time.

-I know.

-Crazy.

-Seventh time having a go at the money list.

Seven times you've walked up with the opportunity to win £50,000,

which is what's going to happen right here, right now.

And you've walked away with a total of £105,000.

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This time, having gone away from one with nothing, it would be nice

-to make a few quid here.

-We're more determined now.

-Yeah.

-You ready?

-Yeah.

-Yes.

-Then let's play for the money. The list is...

To clarify, we are looking for the name of any male or female swimmer

of any nationality that has won a medal of any colour

at the Olympic Games since 1st January, 1980.

Please note only standard Olympic swimming events

have been considered for this list.

Events such as triathlon, water polo,

diving and synchronised swimming have not been included.

We require a first name and a surname for each answer.

This is according to information provided to the show

by the International Olympic Committee.

So, Olympic swimming medallists.

Sport's not my strongest but there's a few.

OK, let's see where we can get to, shall we?

Let's head off towards £5,000. Your first answer, please.

-Rebecca Adlington?

-Yeah.

-Rebecca Adlington.

-Rebecca Adlington.

-Good solid start.

-Adam Peaty definitely won.

-Yeah.

-Adam Peaty.

-Adam Peaty.

Second correct answer. You only require one more.

-Michael Phelps. He's won loads.

-Yeah.

-Michael Phelps.

Is HE a swimmer? LAUGHTER

Well, I'm pleased to tell you you've done better than last time.

You've just won £5,000!

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I have to admit, I'm not very strong on these.

-Nor am I. Swimming's not my forte.

-Have a little think,

see if you can come up with some names.

-Spitz... Wasn't he...?

-Is it Mark Spitz?

-Yeah.

-And that was definitely post '80?

-Mm...

-Or was it round about then?

-That's the trouble.

-When was Munich?

-I think it might have been before, actually.

-Maybe too close to call.

I really don't know.

Shall we just safely take that and run?

-Ian Thorpe, I know.

-But...

-But we need another two.

Can't think of anybody else?

Let's take £5,000.

-We'll be back next week.

-Yes, OK.

-LAUGHTER

There's a growing confidence here.

We don't want to lose £5,000 again, do we?

No, it was horrible to leave with nothing last time, so let's do it.

-Let's take £5,000.

-Yeah? £5,000 is a lot of money.

-It IS.

Just because you've got a lot more, £5,000... Are we stopping there?

-Stopping there.

-Yes.

-Ladies and gentlemen, they've won £5,000.

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You did manage to find three answers to get £5,000.

You mentioned Ian Thorpe.

-He would have would have been on the list.

-Yeah.

But you struggled to find any more.

-Mark Spitz wouldn't have been on the list.

-Good.

Too early, so you were right to be unsure about that.

-After that, the well was dry really, wasn't it?

-Yeah.

There are a lot of people who watch the swimming

and a lot of swimmers who would have known these.

Here are some of the answers you could have given.

There were a few there but it doesn't matter.

-What you've done nicely is rounded up your winnings.

-Yes.

-Very tidy.

Cos there was always that horrible split.

So you've taken your total prize fund to £110,000!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

£55,000 each. You're having a great time, aren't you?

Yeah, and at the beginning, I thought

if all I went away with was £5,000, I'd be so happy,

so we've earned so much now, it's incredible. I'm so happy.

Does it feel like some kind of weird dream at the moment?

-Yeah.

-Yes!

-Really?

-It really hasn't sunk in at all.

None of this feels like it's really happening.

You're going to have this horrible thing

when you wake up in the morning, where you go,

"Did that happen or did I just dream that?

"Have I got that money or haven't I?"

You HAVE got that money.

Ladies and gentlemen, let's hear it, for Aimee and Jed,

who have won £110,000.

That's all we've got time for tonight.

Hope you've enjoyed playing along at home.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend. Good night.

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