Episode 11 Who Dares Wins

Previously on Who Dares Wins...

Returning champions Lisa and Owen continued their run of luck...

They are champions again - Lisa and Owen.

..adding £10,000 to their prize fund.

Taken a big risk...

and it's paid off!

You've just won £10,000!

Can anyone knock them off the top spot?

Find out tonight on Who Dares Wins.

APPLAUSE

Hello and welcome to Who Dares Wins -

the show where completing a series of lists

can make you very, very rich.

In the last show,

the champions Lisa and Owen played a strong game

and walked away with a total prize fund of £30,000.

They are keen to get their hands on some more cash tonight.

Please welcome Lisa and Owen.

-Hello, how you doing?

-Very good.

-You look very lovely tonight.

Look at that. Yes, it's very friendly

because they've made so much money.

So, for the people who haven't watched last week,

explain who you are, where you're from, and what you do.

So I'm from Gloucestershire and

I'm a Spanish teacher.

And where are you from? What do you do?

I'm from Warrington.

I'm a mortgage adviser.

Lovely. You're doing very well.

-Are you going to make more money?

-Yeah.

-30,000 is enough, isn't it?

-You don't really want more.

-A lot more.

-We want more.

All right, champions, good luck.

-Please make your way to your soundproof pod.

-Thank you.

So Lisa and Owen want to hold on to their champions title,

but, to do it, they are going to have to fight off new challengers.

Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Stuart and Donna.

-How are you? Good to see you.

-Good. How are you?

-Good.

-Hi!

-Hello, how are you?

-I'm good.

-Hi.

-How are you doing?

-Nice to meet you.

There you go. So, where are you from and what do you do?

I'm from Crumlin in County Antrim

and I'm an educational developer.

OK, lovely. And who is at home cheering you on?

I have three children and my husband, Gerry.

Nice. Stuart, where are you from and what do you do?

I live in Feltham in Middlesex

and I'm cabin crew for a major airline.

The greatest job in the world?

Absolutely, love it to bits.

Lovely. So, listen, what do you think this team is going to bring to the party?

Because you've got to knock these... These champions are doing well.

They've had three money runs. They've got £30,000 in the bank and they want to get more.

Well, I think they're getting a little bit too confident. It's time for them to go.

-Agree?

-Absolutely.

-Best of luck, challengers.

-Please make your way to your soundproof pod.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you.

OK, the teams are in their pods.

When their 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.

Here's how the game works.

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

Yep.

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

We are looking for the 246 most common pub names in the UK.

Please note, pub chains, such as All Bar One, Harvester,

Slug and Lettuce or O'Neill's...

have not been considered for this list.

This is according to information provided to the show

by the Campaign For Real Ale and What Pub.

Challengers, you can start the bidding.

Which means, champions, for the moment, I'm going to switch you off.

Right, so how do we feel about this one? Pub names.

-OK.

-There's a good long list.

Yeah? Shall we go with 12?

-Go with 12.

-We're going to start with 12.

12. Thank you.

-Hello, how are you doing?

-Good, good.

-The opening bid is 12.

-Erm...

-12?

-No, we're not, no way.

-OK.

-Might say something that's on it...

-And it might not be...

-OK, yeah. Name them, name them.

Thank you very much.

Well, quickly back to you.

They've said name them.

-OK.

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

Right, then. I require 12 correct answers from you.

-The King's Head.

-The King's Head.

That's a very popular one, isn't it? It's got to be on the list, surely.

It is.

-Yeah.

-Queen Victoria.

The Queen Victoria.

Yes, it's on the list.

-Yeah.

-The Duck and Hound.

-The...?

-Duck and Hound.

How sure are you of this one?

-Reasonably.

-OK, if it's on the list, you're at three on your list,

with nine still to get.

If you're wrong, you've given the list away straightaway to Lisa and Owen.

They go 1-0 up. Stuart, Donna,

I have to tell you the Duck and Hound...

..is not on the list.

You've given the list away. The champions go 1-0 up.

Why don't we have a look at the list of the names?

Because there's plenty, and you will know a lot of the pubs in your area.

Anchor, Black Horse, The Cricketers,

George & Dragon, the Half Moon,

The Red Lion, Rose and Crown,

Three Tuns, and White Horse...

Unfortunately, you've given the first list away.

It does mean, Stuart and Donna,

you need to win the next list to stay in the game

and force a tie-break.

So, what's our second list going to be?

We are looking for any of the 58 seas of the world

listed in the International Hydrographic Organisation's

publication Limits Of Oceans And Seas.

Please note, neither the Caspian Sea nor the Dead Sea

will feature on this list, as, despite their names,

our source classifies them as lakes rather than seas.

OK, champions, you get to start the bidding this time round,

so, challengers, let's switch your pod off.

So, how do you feel about this one?

Er...mixed.

Obviously knows some, but... I'd say five.

-Five? OK.

-Let's stick with what we know.

-OK.

-Yeah. Five.

-Five.

Thank you very much.

-Hello, how are you doing?

-Yeah, we're good, thank you.

The opening bid from the champions is five.

Five? Right, OK. Erm, shall we go with six?

-Yes, OK.

-Yes? We're going to say six. A bid of six.

Thank you. Lisa, Owen, six, they are saying.

-Name them.

-Yeah, I think so too.

We can't... No. OK, name them.

-Name them?

-Yeah.

-Right, OK, thank you very much.

-Stuart and Donna.

-Yes.

-You're on again.

-They said name them.

-Let's see if we can do better this time.

Yes! Good luck.

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

Right, then. Six required.

-Yes.

-Good luck.

Right. So, first answer, North Sea.

North Sea should be on there, shouldn't it?

Yes, it is, good start.

Then we want to go for the Irish Sea.

-The Irish Sea.

-The Irish Sea.

Also on the list. Only four required.

The Aegean Sea.

Aegean takes you halfway.

The Baltic Sea.

The Baltic Sea is your fourth correct answer.

Just two needed. APPLAUSE

The Black Sea.

How sure are you of the Black Sea?

-Confident.

-You're confident?

-Absolutely.

-If it's there, you're one away.

If it's not, you've given the list and the game away.

Stuart and Donna, the Black Sea...

-..IS on the list. Very well done.

-Yes!

One more required.

Adriatic Sea.

-The Adriatic Sea.

-You're saying the Adriatic.

If you're right, you've won the list, drawn level -

we're going into a tie-break.

If you're wrong, you've fallen at the last hurdle

and handed the list to Lisa and Owen, and they are going through to play for the money.

You could have said the Caribbean Sea.

-Yes.

-You could have said the Mediterranean.

-Ooft!

-Yeah.

In the end, you went with the Adriatic.

Stuart and Donna... Adriatic...

..is on the list.

You've won the list. You've drawn level.

We're going through to a tie-break.

There were a lot of seas to choose from.

Let's take a look at some of them.

Arabian Sea, the Ionian Sea,

the Japan Sea, the Tasman Sea,

the Yellow Sea...

OK, well, one list each

and that means we go through to a sudden-death tie-break

to decide which team goes through to play for the money.

The tie-break list is...

We are looking for the names of any of the 20 current royal residences

of the British monarchy.

Please note, when we say royal residences,

we mean properties used for residential purposes

on a part-time or full-time basis, by members of the royal family.

This is according to information provided for the show

by the official press office of the Queen.

Challengers, you get to start.

I need an answer from you.

Windsor Castle.

Yeah, Windsor Castle.

Windsor Castle...

is on the list. Of course it is.

Great answer.

Yeah, yeah. Buckingham Palace.

Of course. Buckingham Palace is on the list.

You've equalised. One each.

We go back to Stuart and Donna.

Can we go with Balmoral, please?

Balmoral.

Balmoral is on the list. You're back in the lead.

What do we think, champions?

-Yeah, go with that, then.

-St James's Palace.

If it's there, you've drawn level.

If it's not, Stuart and Donna will have won

and will be champions

and will go through to play for the £50,000.

Lisa and Owen... St James's Palace...

..is on the list.

You have drawn level.

So we go back over to Stuart and Donna.

Kensington Palace.

Is Kensington Palace on the list?

Has it taken you into the lead again?

Are you going to put pressure back on Lisa and Owen?

The answer to all those questions is yes.

Good answer.

Back to you.

I think there's one in Gloucestershire called Badminton.

I don't think it's a palace.

It's like a royal estate, I think.

-I'm struggling.

-Is that OK if I...?

-What is it? Badminton?

-Yes.

Yeah. Happy days.

Badminton.

If it's there, you've equalised.

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

and Stuart and Donna will be the new champions.

Lisa and Owen... Badminton...

..is NOT on the list.

Stuart and Donna have won the tie-break

and they are the new champions!

Wow.

Badminton House is where they hold the horse trials.

Yeah, that's right, yes, yes.

But it's not an official residence.

Maybe you've been shouting out some names at home.

Let's take a look at some of the other places we could have chosen.

Highgrove House, Hillsborough Castle,

the Palace of Holyroodhouse and Sandringham House...

Anyway, great news for you.

Not such good news for Lisa and Owen.

However, you can comfort yourselves with the fact that

you are walking out of here £30,000 richer

-as a result of your reign as champions.

-Amazing.

Ladies and gentlemen, let's hear it, please, for Lisa and Owen!

CHEERING

-Well, after the first list, I think you thought you were in a bit of trouble.

-We did.

-Disaster.

I thought I'd know my pubs better than that.

Yes, and nonetheless you fought back, you won the second list,

you won the tie-break, and now you're through to play for £50,000

on Who Dares Wins!

CHEERING

Look at you. Up here. Champions.

Congratulations on making it this far.

You are now in a position to earn yourselves an enormous amount of money.

It could be £50,000.

CHEERING

So how do you win the cash?

Well, I'm going to give you a list and you must fill in the gaps.

Give me three missing answers, I'll give you £5,000.

Six answers, I'll give you £10,000.

Nine answers, you're looking at £15,000.

There's a whopping great jump then.

12 answers, I'll give you £25,000.

And, if you're brave enough to go for the full 15 answers,

you can bank £50,000.

Yeah.

Hey, but listen,

you have to be very careful.

Make a mistake at any stage and you will drop right back down to zero.

-You ready?

-Yes.

-We are.

Then let's play for the money. Your list is...

We're looking for the name of any actor or actress

that has made a credited appearance

in a theatrically released full-length feature film

directed by Guy Ritchie.

For your information, these films include...

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels,

Snatch, RocknRolla,

Swept Away,

The Man From UNCLE,

and his two Sherlock Holmes films.

This is according to the IMDb Pro website

and is accurate to January 1st, 2016.

So...do you like films?

-I like films.

-Guy Ritchie films?

Not so much. Not seen so many of his.

-Really?

-No.

-No.

All right, well, let's see if we can get you up to £5,000.

-OK, so...

-I have a feeling that Jude Law...

Also Vinnie Jones.

I think so. Shall we go for that?

-Yes, we'll go for that.

-So we'll start with Vinnie Jones as our first answer.

Vinnie Jones is on the list.

-Good start.

-Yes.

-Jude Law.

-Jude Law.

Very fine actor.

And your second name on the list.

One more.

One more will get you to £5,000.

I'm not sure, but I can't think of anyone else.

Jude Law...was Watson.

Who was Sherlock Holmes?

I didn't see the Sherlock movies.

Go for...Sienna Miler?

We're going to go for Sienna Miller.

OK, you're saying Sienna Miller.

If she's on the list, you've won £5,000.

If she's not on the list,

I'm afraid you walk away from this money list

having earned no money at all.

Stuart and Donna... Sienna Miller...

..is NOT on the list.

I'm afraid there's no money for you in this list.

The face that you were seeing was Robert Downey Jr...

played Sherlock Holmes.

Let's take a look at some of the answers you could have gone for.

Brad Pitt, obviously, in Snatch.

Dexter Fletcher - he was in Lock, Stock.

Gemma Arterton, Idris Elba,

Madonna...

There are a huge number of actors that were involved

in the various types of films.

The fact of the matter is that sometimes the list

doesn't fall for you, but it's not the end of the world.

We live to fight another day.

All you have to do is beat another set of challengers.

-OK.

-On the upside,

you are the champions and you get to use the champions' soundproof pod,

so off you go.

APPLAUSE

Hoping to steal the champions' crown tonight

is a brand-new set of challengers. Please welcome Brian and Carissma.

APPLAUSE

-How are you, sir?

-Good. Hi.

-Nice to see you.

-Hi.

-How are you?

-Good.

Go on. Nice to meet you. Say hello to each other.

-That's the main thing.

-Hi! Lovely to meet you.

This has got to be the team that does the job

of knocking the champions off their perch.

So we need to get to know a little bit more about you.

Tell us where you're from and what do you do.

I'm from Welwyn Garden City

and I'm a business manager for a construction company.

The people I work with in construction don't look like you.

You haven't seen me in my hard hat and high-vis.

Yes, no, absolutely. Let's find out about Brian now, shall we?

So, Brian, where are you from? What do you do?

I'm from New Mills in the High Peak, Derbyshire.

I work as a mechanical engineer.

And mostly I'm a family man, so...

Yeah, tell us all the special thing about you and your wife?

Well, we met at college... We've been married 20 years.

Recently, six years ago, she gave me one of her kidneys.

I needed a kidney transplant.

Oh, wow.

APPLAUSE

So, if I win a lot of money tonight,

she's going to have a massive rock to say thank you.

-What an amazing thing to do for someone, isn't it?

-Beautiful.

Fantastic. Can you knock the champions off the top spot?

-I believe we can.

-Of course we can.

-Yes, we can.

Good. Best of luck, challengers.

Please make your way to your soundproof booth.

APPLAUSE

All right, everybody seems to have settled down and are comfortable,

so the first list is...

We are looking for any of the bestselling

75 fresh fruits and vegetables

in Great Britain between the 30th of March, 2015

and the 27th of March, 2016.

Please note we are looking for the common names

of these fruits and vegetables,

not the various varieties of each.

These figures are based on the total amount of money spent

on each fruit and vegetable during the given time period.

This is according to information provided by Kantar Worldpanel

and the Fresh Produce Journal.

Challengers, you get to start the bidding, so, just for the moment,

champions, I'm going to switch your pod off. There you go.

We need an opening bid.

I'd say 25.

Do you reckon we can do 25?

-I think so.

-Yeah?

Yeah. What shall we say? 22?

I think 22 we can get comfortably.

It would be really farfetching if we got 25.

We'll go for 22, then, yeah?

-We'll say 22.

-Thank you.

Brian and Carissma say 22.

I think we need to be in control of this list.

-Absolutely. 26.

-26? 26.

Thank you. 26.

Shall we go for 27?

Shall we say 27?

And if they go higher than that then I don't think we'll be able to.

-OK, we'll do 27.

-Yeah.

-27, please.

Thank you very much.

27.

-OK, right, so what do we want to do? Go up to 30?

-Yes.

We're going to go up to a round 30.

Lovely.

-30.

-We'll let them do 30.

-OK, we'll let them have a go.

-Thank you.

-Well, that just about did it. They said name them.

-OK.

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

So, 30 answers to give.

-Let's get started.

-OK.

Carrots.

On the list.

Onions.

Also on the list.

Potatoes.

Potatoes are on the list.

Yeah. Bananas.

Great answer.

Apples.

Gets you to 5.

Pears. Sorry! Pears.

Absolutely right.

Strawberries.

On the list.

Blueberries.

Who doesn't like a blueberry?

Yeah, on the list.

Mango.

Yeah, that's there as well.

Leeks.

Leeks are there and takes you to double figures.

You're a third of the way there.

Lettuce.

How sure are you of lettuce?

-Very sure.

-Yeah.

You're right to be sure.

It's on the list.

Mangetout.

..is on the list.

-It actually comes under peas.

-OK. All right.

Celery.

Takes you to 13.

Tomatoes.

-What are they? Fruit or veg?

-Fruit.

-Oh, yes, they're fruit.

It doesn't matter, they're on the list.

-Parsnip.

-Parsnips.

Yeah, well done.

Parsnips takes you halfway

on this long list.

-Brussels sprouts.

-Yes.

-Brussels sprouts.

Also on the list.

Broccoli.

Broccoli is there.

And your 17th correct answer.

Sweet potato.

-Yeah.

-Sweet potato.

Sweet potato.

Is it in the top 75 bestselling?

If it's there, you'll be one step closer to winning the list.

If it's not, you will have given the list away to Brian and Carissma.

Stuart, Donna, sweet potato...

..is on the list.

You're quite right.

-Shall we go with courgette?

-Yes.

Courgette.

It's on the list. Also known as zucchini, obviously.

Sweetcorn?

Sweetcorn.

That's 20. You're two-thirds of the way through.

You just need ten more answers.

-Oranges.

-Yeah, oranges.

Oranges. Yeah.

Lemons.

Yeah. That's there as well.

Limes.

Means you only need to get seven more answers because lime is there.

Melon.

Yeah, melon is on the list.

APPLAUSE

Kale.

Sure about kale?

Superfood, isn't it, these days? Everyone is eating it.

Is it a super answer?

Stuart, Donna... Kale...

..is on the list. It is a super answer.

-Cabbage.

-Yes.

Cabbage.

-Do you like cabbage?

-Love it.

Good, you like it even more now.

It's on the list.

Aubergine.

Aubergine. Bit exotic, isn't it, to be on the top 75?

Enough people eating aubergines around the place, are there?

You're right, there are.

Aubergine is there too.

You just need three answers now.

Little bit worried? Yeah.

I think they've got it.

I think the trouble is...

-Once you start down this list...

-You realise there's a lot more.

Yeah. Peppers.

Peppers takes you just two away from taking the list.

Cucumber.

Cucumber is a great answer.

I only need one more answer from you

to take this list.

Beetroot?

Are we 100% sure it will be in the top...? Anything else...

-Grapes.

-Grapes. Perfect, yes.

We're going to go with grapes.

You mentioned beetroot then,

before you said grapes.

If you'd have said beetroot, you'd have just won the list.

Stuart, Donna...

..grapes are on the list.

You go 1-0 up!

Let's have a look and see what else you could have said.

Cauliflower, garlic, kiwi fruits,

all of which we would have accepted, and many, many more.

But you didn't need them because, Stuart and Donna,

you've taken a 1-0 lead.

Brian and Carissma, you need to win the next list to force a tie break,

so let's find out what the next list is going to be.

We are looking for the name of any country

that has hosted the Summer Olympic Games since 1896,

or that has been confirmed as a host for a future Summer Olympic Games

as of March 2016.

Please note, we require the name of the country at the time

that it hosted the Games. This is according to the Olympics website.

Champions, you get to start the bidding this time round.

So, we say... We say begin with...

-Five?

-No.

-Try eight.

-Eight?

We'll go for eight.

-Eight.

-OK, thank you.

Brian, Carissma, the opening bid is eight.

-We'll go for 12.

-Lovely, thank you.

Brian and Carissma say 12.

-Shall we get them to name them?

-Yes, shall we get them... Yeah.

-We're going to get them to name them, please.

-Thank you very much.

Stuart and Donna have said name them.

It's a chance for you to get yourself back in the game.

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

Right, 12 correct answers required.

We'll start with Australia.

A very good start. It's on the list.

China.

China is a great answer.

England.

You said England.

It's been adjudicated that it falls under the heading United Kingdom,

so we are letting you have that, yes.

United Kingdom is on the list.

APPLAUSE

Greece.

Greece is on the list.

-Fantastic.

-So, Brazil.

Is your fifth correct answer.

USA, definitely. It's been a couple of times last century.

-Yeah, yeah.

-USA.

Gets you halfway on this list.

Shall we go for Italy?

Italy.

Italy is on the list.

Five required.

Right.

I want to say France...

Shall we say France?

I think we should say France - it will have been in Paris.

-Shall we go for it?

-Yeah.

-OK. France.

France is another great answer -

it's on the list. You just need four answers now.

APPLAUSE

I think we should say Spain.

-Spain.

-Yeah.

It will have been in Madrid.

-Shall we chance it?

-Yeah.

OK. We'll go for Spain.

-You're saying Spain?

-Yeah.

You think it was in Madrid.

Interestingly, it is on the list.

Barcelona, actually.

APPLAUSE

Three more. We can do this, we can do this.

How about Japan, Tokyo?

-Japan.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Japan.

Japan takes you into double figures.

You require just two answers.

APPLAUSE

THEY CONFER INDISTINCTLY

What do you think?

They're doing well, but it's tough.

-Let's do it.

-Right, we're going to go for USSR.

USSR, if you're right,

you will be one away from taking this list.

If you're wrong, you'll have given the list away.

Brian, Carissma, USSR...

..is a cracking answer! It's on the list. You are only one away.

-APPLAUSE

-Well done!

Come on.

Germany, definitely.

Just about whether it was...

-West or East Germany.

-..West or East at the time.

'36, I think.

But I just can't remember...

-Yeah.

-..if it was still unified.

Shall we just say Germany?

It's just...

-It's the last one.

-..it's a big risk.

Do we have anything else? That's the thing.

Mexico?

-I don't think they've had it in Mexico.

-No.

Shall we just say Germany and risk it?

OK, yeah.

Right, Germany.

Now, you mentioned Mexico.

If you'd said Mexico,

you'd have just won the list.

GROANS

In the end, you went for Germany

and the question for you was when was it united,

and when it had it become East and West Germany?

Brian, Carissma, Germany...

Germany is on the list!

You're going into the tie-break!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Wow.

Germany was 1936.

Let's take a look at some of the other answers that were available.

Belgium, Mexico we mentioned, Netherlands,

South Korea and West Germany.

You could have got away with saying West Germany as well as Germany.

Well, we are now in a tie-break situation.

It's a sudden-death tie-break to decide which team goes through

to play for the money. The tie-break list is...

We are looking for the names of any of the 57 explorers

with a featured entry in the book -

Explorers: Journeys To the Ends of the Earth by John Balchin.

Challengers, we start with you.

Scott of the Antarctic, he's a famous one, isn't he?

-Yeah. Go for it.

-Scott.

Robert Falcon Scott,

Scott of the Antarctic, is on the list.

APPLAUSE

Over to you, Stuart and Donna. I need a correct answer to draw level.

Christopher Columbus.

Columbus is on the list too.

We go back to Brian and Carissma.

We'll go for the man he was trying to beat, Admundsen.

You said Admundsen.

It is Amundsen.

It's close enough. We are accepting it, so it is on the list.

Very well done.

Sir Francis Drake.

Drake is a cracking answer.

He's on the list, yes. Very good.

Da Gama.

Is another really good answer.

It's on the list.

Back over to Stuart and Donna.

Sir Walter Raleigh.

You draw level.

He's on list.

Livingstone.

David Livingstone I presume is on the list, and he is.

Very good.

We've gone for Jacques Cousteau.

If he's there, you will have drawn level.

If he's not, Brian and Carissma

will become the new champions.

Stuart, Donna,

Jacques Cousteau...

..is not on the list. Brian and Carissma are the new champions.

APPLAUSE

Jacques Cousteau was primarily an oceanographer

and marine conservationist, not recognised primarily as an explorer.

Let's take a look at some of the other answers that were available.

Ernest Shackleton, James Cook,

-Marco Polo, you could have gone for.

-Yes.

-Yes.

So, there were a few in there.

Nonetheless, it's bad news for you, Stuart and Donna,

but it's been great having you. I hope you've enjoyed playing.

-I have.

-You look like you've had fun.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you.

Ladies and gentlemen, let's hear it for Stuart and Donna.

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So, Brian and Carissma, you dared, you won,

you're now through to play for £50,000 on Who Dares Wins!

-I think you're a little bit in shock.

-A little bit.

-You ready then?

-Yeah.

-Yes.

OK, then, let's play for the money. Your list is...

To clarify, we're looking for any of the 621 solo artists,

duos or groups from all around the world

that had an album certified as platinum or multiplatinum

by the British Phonographic Industry

between January 1st, 1995 and the 30th of April, 2016.

For your information, 300,000 or more copies of an album

must have been sold in the UK for it to be certified platinum.

This list is according to the PBI, British Phonographic Industry,

platinum, gold and silver certified sales awards. What do you think?

Do you like your music?

-More of an '80s man, myself, but yeah.

-More jazz, myself, but...

Well, nothing to risk by going for the 5,000.

I just need three answers from you.

We'll go for Adele first. Adele.

Good answer.

-Yeah.

-Oasis.

Oasis...

are on the list.

-Blur.

-If Blur are on the list,

you've won £5,000 that quickly.

Brian, Carissma...

..you've just won £5,000.

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So, do you want to risk £5,000 and go on towards £10,000?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

-I'd say yes.

OK, they're going on.

Give them a round of applause.

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-Yeah.

-Going to go for Take That.

-Take That are on the list.

-Fantastic.

Robbie Williams.

Is your fifth correct answer.

You only need one more to get to £10,000.

-Go for it.

-Go for that, yeah.

-One Direction.

-You're a fan of One Direction?

-Not really. No.

-Are you a fan of One Direction?

You might be after this.

If they turn out to be on the list

because they'll be responsible, as an answer, for earning you £10,000.

Of course, if it's wrong,

you'll have just lost £5,000.

One Direction...

..are on the list. You've just won £10,000!

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-That's kind of cool, isn't it?

-Yeah.

-What are you thinking?

Got to risk the ten to go on to 15.

-Yes, shall we go for it?

-Let's go for it.

-Yeah?

-Right, OK, yeah.

-Yeah. We're going to risk it.

Give them a round of applause.

They're risking £10,000. That's a big bet.

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Yes, we're going to go for...

-We'll go for Eminem.

-Eminem...

..is on the list.

-What about Rihanna?

-Rihanna, yeah.

-We're going to go for Rihanna.

-Rihanna...

-..is another good answer. She's on the list.

-Well done.

-I definitely think Beyonce's on there.

-Yeah, go for it, yeah.

Yeah? We're going to go with Beyonce.

If Beyonce is there...

it's the answer that wins you £15,000.

-How confident are you?

-She is...

-She's a superstar.

-She is big.

So far, the gamble's paid off.

Is this where you fall?

Brian, Carissma...

..Beyonce is a superstar.

She's on the list. You've won £15,000.

-15,000!

-Oh, my God!

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We've got £15,000.

Do we really want to gamble that?

It does jump £10,000 on three answers.

-It does, it does.

-It depends how confident you are in the answers.

-You reckon we can go for it?

-Let's go for another three.

-Going for it?

-We'll to go for it.

-You're going to risk the 15,000?

-Yes, we are!

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All very excited in the studio here but then, it's not their money.

No, it's not.

-Good luck.

-What are we going to go for?

-Go for Justin Bieber, yeah?

-Yep. We're going to go for Justin Bieber.

Justin Bieber. Is he on the list?

I hope so!

Yes, he is. Good answer!

-Come on, then. He's massive, isn't he? He will have done.

-He is.

-Yeah.

-We're going to go for Justin Timberlake.

-Justin Timberlake?

He's gone off to do movies now. I wonder whether...

When did he drift off to do movies?

If he is there, you're one away from £25,000.

Brian, Carissma...

..Justin Timberlake is on the list.

One more quality answer and you win £25,000.

Jay-Z.

Is there anybody else that we could, sort of, guarantee a massive...

Go for the obvious ones like Madonna and things like that...

Did they have a platinum one?

Yeah.

-Shall we go for Jay-Z?

-Yeah.

-We're saying Jay-Z, right? We're going to go for Jay-Z.

-Jay-Z.

You had your doubts.

Have you won £25,000

or have you lost £15,000?

Jay-Z...

..is on the list.

You've just won £25,000!

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-It's really...

-It's three more to 50.

-It is three more to 50, and...

-Oh, my gosh!

-You are three answers away from £50,000.

However, if you go for it, you are risking that £25,000.

Once you decide to go on, it's 50,000 or bust.

-What do you want to do?

-I think we should go for it.

-Shake on it.

-Right, let's go for it. Let's go for it.

-We're going to do it.

-We're going to go for the 50.

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Right. We wish you the very, very best of luck.

There's no coming back from this.

I need your 13th answer.

We're saying Ed Sheeran, yeah?

-Yeah.

-Ed Sheeran.

Ed Sheeran...

..is on the list.

-Amy Winehouse.

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

-Yeah, go for it.

Amy Winehouse.

Amy Winehouse...

is on the list. You're one step away.

Right, we want a definite now, don't we?

Definitely.

OK. Coldplay, yeah?

-Shake on it.

-Yeah.

-Are you ready for this?

-Coldplay.

Go on, say it. I can't!

-Coldplay.

-Coldplay.

You're taking such a massive risk to go on from £25,000.

You talked about Madonna.

If you'd have said Madonna...

..you'd have just won the list.

ALL GROAN

In the end, you went for Coldplay.

£50,000 or bust on this one answer.

Brian, Carissma...

..I don't really know how to put this into words.

You've just won £50,000!

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-How does this feel?

-It's unbelievable!

-Pinch me!

It's absolutely unbelievable!

Did you think, when you walked in here tonight,

you were going to be walking out of here with £50,000?

-Absolutely no chance, no.

-No way.

Let's have a look at some of the missing answers.

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

Craig David, Frank Sinatra,

Michael Jackson.

Lots to choose from.

Who cares what there was to choose from?!

You chose the 15 that got you up to £50,000.

-That's just extraordinary, isn't it?

-Oh, my God!

So, Brian and Carissma are leaving tonight with £50,000.

Come in for a hug. Come in for a group hug.

That's not a bad night's work, is it?

I can feel them shaking, still.

That's all we have time for this week. Join us again another time.

Thanks for joining in and playing. Goodnight. See ya!

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