Episode 8 Who Dares Wins

'Last time on Who Dares Wins,

'newcomers Nigel and Jackie took over the Champions' Crown,

'as they added £25,000 to their prize fund.'

Bruno Mars is on the list.

You've just won £25,000!

'Will tonight's Challengers take the top spot?

'Let's find out on Who Dares Wins.'

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank you, thank you. 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, reigning Champions Jackie and Nigel won £25,000.

They were over the moon,

but they're still reaching for the stars tonight.

Please welcome back Jackie and Nigel.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-Hello, you!

-Hello.

-Nice to see you. How are you?

-Hello.

-Nice to see you.

-Hey. How are you?

So, let's remind everybody who you are and where you're from.

I'm Jackie, I'm 27 and I'm from Wattstown in the Rhondda Valley.

You work with the police force, don't you?

I work with the Police and Crime Commissioner in south Wales.

OK, so we never really got round to the things

-you want to spend the money on.

-Yeah. My partner's 30 this year,

so I want to take him away somewhere nice,

and he's talked me into taking him to a Man United game, as well.

So, if I've got to go, I want to do it in style,

if I've got to sit through that.

Nigel, remind us where you're from and what you do.

I'm Nigel, I'm from Skipton, north Yorkshire.

I work as an aerospace engineer.

OK. What do you want to spend the money on if you win tonight?

The wife's 50th, so that'll be one thing...

But you've got £12,500, surely that's going to be...?

-Yeah, that'll be part of that. Sports car.

-Brilliant stuff.

Current Champions, please make your way to your soundproof pod.

Thank you.

APPLAUSE

All they have to do is see off another set of Challengers.

Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Charlotte and Sam.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-Hello.

-Hello.

-Charlotte.

-How are you?

-Hello, how are you?

-Hi. How are you?

-All right.

-Nice to meet you. Say hello to each other.

-Hi.

Sam, tell us about yourself.

Where are you from and what do you do?

I am Sam, I'm from Glasgow, and I am a third-year law student.

And what are you going to do if you win some money?

I can't even begin to think, but travelling is a big one.

I'd like to go to South America.

Smashing. Charlotte, welcome to the show.

Tell us about yourself. Where are you from?

I'm from Lincoln, originally from Grimsby,

and I used to be a maths teacher up until December,

but now I work at the local doctor's surgery,

so I had a big career change, but I'm really happy, so...

So, what would you spend the money on if you won?

So, we got married two years ago and moved into our second home

quite quickly afterwards, and it needs a bit of TLC.

We've got a leaking roof at the minute,

which we've had for about a year.

Which means you have to get rid of the Champions. Can you do that?

-Yeah.

-Definitely.

-You're the people to do it? Yeah?

Best of luck, Challengers.

Please make your way to your soundproof pod.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

APPLAUSE

They are in their pods. When the pods turn red, like so,

they are completely soundproofed.

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

They will only be able to hear what's happening

when I turn their pods on like this and they turn blue.

This is how it 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 AND APPLAUSE

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

To clarify, we are looking for the titles of the 200 highest-grossing

films of all time,

at the worldwide box office.

In addition, the list is based upon figures that have not been adjusted

for inflation and, as such,

is dominated by films of the last 15 years.

This is according to the Box Office Mojo website

and is accurate to May 10, 2016.

Challengers, you're going to start the bidding,

which means, Champions, for the moment,

I'm going to switch your pod off.

-Right, then.

-I'm pretty happy with this list.

-Start at ten?

-15.

-I'm confident.

-I'm confident. OK.

-15.

-Thank you.

Jackie, Nigel, Charlotte and Sam say 15.

All right, yeah.

-Do you want to go 16?

-Yeah?

-Yeah? We'll go 16.

Thank you.

-16.

-It would be easy to slip up.

-Let's just go one more.

-One more.

OK. 17?

-Yeah, what is one more?!

-The bid was 16, so one more...

-17!

-Thank you, ladies.

17 is what they say now.

-Right.

-Shall we get them to name them?

-Yeah.

-Yeah? Go on, name them.

-Name them.

-Thank you very much.

Charlotte, Sam, the blue light's on behind me.

-That's because the Champions have said, "Name them."

-OK.

-Yeah.

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

APPLAUSE

-Let's get started, shall we?

-We're going for Frozen.

It was a big film. Of course it's on the list. Yes.

And we've got another Disney one - Toy Story.

You said Toy Story?

-Mm-hmm.

-Yes.

-If Toy Story is on the list...

your second correct answer. If it's not, you've given the list away.

Charlotte, Sam, Toy Story...

..is not on the list.

You've given the first list away to Jackie and Nigel.

APPLAUSE

Interestingly, Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3 are on the list.

Oh, those were my next answers!

The original Toy Story,

which was 21 years ago,

is now 273rd on the list, and we were looking for the top 200.

-Really unlucky.

-Mm-hmm.

-Yeah.

So let's have a look at some of the other films

that you could have chosen.

Forrest Gump, The Hobbit,

The Lion King, Pirates Of The Caribbean,

Saving Private Ryan, and X-Men.

So, Jackie and Nigel, as a result of that,

you only need to win one more list to be through

to play for the £50,000.

Charlotte, Sam, you need to win this next list to force a tie-break.

-Yeah.

-The second list tonight is...

To clarify, we are looking for the name of any national capital city

that is located north of the equator.

This is according to the CIA World Factbook.

Champions, you're going to start the bidding this time,

so, for the moment, I'm going to turn the Challengers' pod off.

Capital cities north of the equator.

-Yeah. I think we'd be quite good at this one.

-Yeah?

-Shall we start quite high?

-Yeah.

-What figure?

-15.

-15?

-Yeah.

-Want to go 15?

-Yeah, 15.

-15.

-All right, thank you.

Charlotte, Sam, do we like this one?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Well, the opening bid from the Champions is 15.

16?

-17?

-16. 16.

-16.

-16, thank you very much.

-16.

-18?

-Do you want to go with 19?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

-Yeah, I think we'll go 19.

-Yes.

-Yeah.

-We're going to go for 19.

-19.

Thank you.

-19?

-No, I don't think so.

-You want him to name them?

-I think it's risky.

-OK.

-CHARLOTTE:

-Get him to name them.

-Name them.

-Name them.

-Yes?

-Yup.

-Yeah.

-All right, thank you very much.

Jackie, Nigel, they said, "Name them."

-All right.

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

APPLAUSE

I need your first answer, please.

-Dublin?

-Yeah. Dublin.

Great start. It's on the list.

London.

London, of course, is on the list.

Paris?

-Yeah, Paris.

-Yeah.

Is another very, very good answer.

-Lisbon? Yeah.

-Yeah.

Lisbon.

Lisbon? Yeah.

Takes you to four.

-I know, Reykjavik.

-Reykjavik.

-Reykjavik?

-Yeah.

Reykjavik is on the list.

I didn't like the way you were looking at me, then.

-Berlin, of course.

-Yeah. Berlin.

-Berlin.

Berlin is the list.

-Oslo.

-Oslo.

Is also on the list.

-Copenhagen?

-Yeah.

Yeah? Copenhagen.

Is your eighth correct answer.

-Moscow? Yeah?

-Yeah.

Moscow.

Moscow takes you to nine.

One more and you're into double figures.

-Italy, erm, Rome?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

-Rome.

-Rome.

Takes you over halfway and is your tenth correct answer.

Vatican City.

-Vatican City?

-Yeah.

Sure it's a capital city?

-Yeah.

-If it's there...

it'll be your 11th correct answer.

If it's not, you've handed the list away and we go into a tie-break.

Jackie, Nigel, Vatican City...

..is on the list.

It's a good answer. Your 11th correct answer.

-Washington, DC?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

-APPLAUSE

Washington, DC.

Takes you to 12.

-Cairo?

-Yeah, of course, yeah.

Cairo.

Are you sure it's north of the equator?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

Lucky 13 for you, then.

It's on the list.

-APPLAUSE

-Baghdad?

-Of course, yeah.

Baghdad.

Another great answer.

-Pakistan?

-Istanbul?

Istanbul.

How sure are you of Istanbul?

-Yeah.

-Yeah, definitely.

-Definitely?

-Yeah.

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

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

and Charlotte and Sam equalise and we go to a tie-break.

Jackie, Nigel, Istanbul...

..is not on the list.

You've given the list away.

We go to a tie-break.

APPLAUSE

-Do you know why it's not on the list?

-Below the equator?

No, because it's not a capital city.

-Oh.

-Oh.

-Ankara...

-Oh, of course!

-..is the capital city of Turkey.

-Yeah.

Let's take a look at some of the other answers

that were available to you.

You could have said Amsterdam,

Havana, Mexico City...

They were all on the list, and quite a few other ones, as well.

Nonetheless, it means we play 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 any individual character

with their own separate entry in the A-Z section of the book

Companion To Narnia: A Complete Guide To The Magical World Of

CS Lewis's The Chronicles Of Narnia.

In addition, we will not accept general animal names

such as jackdaw, hedgehog or white stag.

Nor will we access general names of mythical beasts

such as faun, centaur, phoenix or kraken.

So, Challengers, we start with you.

Yeah. Prince Caspian.

Prince Caspian is on the list.

It's a good start.

Jackie, Nigel, I need a correct answer from you to stay in the game.

Aslan.

Is on the list and you've drawn level.

We go back to Charlotte and Sam.

-Yeah.

-Mr Tumnus.

Mr Tumnus...

is also on the list.

APPLAUSE

Once again, Jackie, Nigel, we need an answer to keep you in the game.

The White Witch.

You've drawn level once again.

APPLAUSE

Lucy.

Is another great answer on the list.

Puts the pressure back on the Champions.

Edmund.

Is an equally good answer. He's on the list, too.

Susan.

Puts you back in charge again - yes, on the list.

Peter.

Draws you level again. APPLAUSE

It's a frightening tie-break, this one, isn't it?

We think...

we can have this.

We hope we can.

So, there's Mr Badger.

-Mr Badger?

-Mm-hmm.

If Mr Badger's there, you go one up again.

If it isn't, it's not all over -

-Jackie and Nigel will still have to come up with a correct answer.

-Yeah.

Charlotte, Sam, Mr Badger...

..is not on the list.

But it's not all over yet -

Jackie and Nigel still have to give a correct answer to win the list.

Yeah?

A complete shot in the dark cos we're running low as well -

Mrs Pevensie.

Mrs Pevensie?

Yeah.

If Mrs Pevensie is on the list, you've won the list,

you've won the tie-break, and you've won the game, and you're through to

play for £50,000.

Jackie, Nigel, Mrs Pevensie...

..is on the list.

You're Champions once again,

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

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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

Anne Featherstone, Chief Voice,

Jill Pole...

There was a Mr Beaver, but not a Mr Badger.

-Oh, yeah.

-Oh.

-Was that it?

-Yeah.

There you go - so that is what it was you were thinking of.

Great news for you, obviously -

great shame for our Challengers, Charlotte and Sam,

who fought such a good game.

-We loved having you. Hope you enjoyed playing the game.

-We have.

-It's been fantastic, thank you very much.

-Charlotte and Sam, everybody.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

I don't think I've ever seen anybody as shocked as you were that you had

a correct answer.

Well, fantastic. It worked very, very well.

Jackie and Nigel, you dared and you won,

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

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So, Champions...

-Oh, what?

-I know!

Congratulations on making it up here again,

-cos you've already earned some cash.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

£25,000 in the bank already.

But you are in a position to earn yourself a lot more money.

Now, listen, I'm going to give you a list.

You must fill in the gaps.

Give me three missing answers and you'll get £5,000.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Six answers, we're talking about £10,000.

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

12 answers, £25,000.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Give me all 15 answers and you are going to take away £50,000 tonight.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Now, there are very few people that know this as well as you do.

Make a mistake at any point and what happens?

-Ooh...

-Whoosh.

-You lose the lot, don't you?

-Yeah.

-Are you ready?

-Yeah.

-Yeah, we're ready.

-OK.

Your list is...

To clarify, we're looking for the name of any of the 85

male and female British athletes that have won at least one medal

of any colour at the Athletics World Championships

since they began in 1983.

So, do you like athletics?

-All right, yeah.

-I watch a bit, yeah.

-No, I'm not a massive fan, but...

-Well, as I say,

-you risk nothing by heading off towards £5,000...

-No.

-Yeah.

..so let's see if we can get you to £5,000 straight away.

-First answer, please.

-Do you want a go?

-Mo Farah.

-Mo Farah.

-Farah.

-He should be a pretty good bet, shouldn't he?

-Yeah.

-I'd have thought so.

-He's won most things.

-Hopefully.

And he is on the list. Good start.

Do you want to go for Greg Rutherford?

-Yeah. Greg Rutherford.

-Yeah? Greg Rutherford.

-You think Greg Rutherford's going to be on this list?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

You're right to think so - he is there.

-And Jessica Ennis-Hill?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

Jessica Ennis-Hill.

-Jessica Ennis-Hill?

-Yeah.

-She was injured for a while, wasn't she?

-Yeah.

I wonder whether that covered the World Championships.

Yeah. I could be wrong.

Jessica Ennis-Hill...

..has just won you £5,000.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So the question is, do you want to risk £5,000 to go on towards

getting to £10,000 on this list?

-Yeah. What about you?

-Yeah, yeah.

-Yeah.

-Want to give it a risk?

-Going to have a pop.

-They're going on,

ladies and gentlemen. Give them a round of applause.

APPLAUSE

Your fourth answer, please.

-Sally Gunnell?

-Yeah.

-Sally Gunnell?

-Sally Gunnell.

-It's a good answer. Very well done.

-Well done.

-Colin?

-Colin, yeah. Go for it.

Colin Jackson.

Colin Jackson?

-Yeah.

-Great runner.

Hurdler. Welsh boy.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

Your fifth correct answer. Well done. Good, good.

One more, that's all we require.

One more to get to £10,000.

-Oh, Paula Radcliffe, isn't it? Yeah.

-Paula, yeah.

-Yeah. Paula Radcliffe.

-Paula Radcliffe.

-Happy with that one?

-Yeah.

Paula Radcliffe, I'm taking as your answer for £10,000.

Jackie, Nigel...

-..Paula Radcliffe has just won you £10,000.

-Oh! Come on!

Oh, God!

-Have we got three more?

-I don't think I've got one.

-No.

-Or another three.

My mind is just spinning.

So shall we just stick with the ten?

-Yeah, I'm happy with that. Are you happy with that?

-Yeah, yeah.

-I'm happy with that.

-We're going to stick with the ten.

Ladies and gentlemen, they've won £10,000.

Yes, come on!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Let's take a look at some of the other people

who appeared on the list.

Daley Thompson, Fatima Whitbread,

Jonathan Edwards, Tony Jarrett...

I mean, there are lots and lots of ones you could have gone for,

-but, if you're not certain, it's certainly not worth risking £10,000.

-No.

-No.

And it doesn't have to end there because, on Who Dares Wins,

as long as you're winning, you can continue earning.

All you have to do is beat another set of Challengers and you'll be

back here with another chance to play for another £50,000.

In the meantime, Champions, please return to your soundproof pod.

APPLAUSE

Hoping to steal the Champions' Crown tonight is

a brand-new set of Challengers.

Please welcome David and Jerahl.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Hello, mate. How are you doing? Very nice to meet you, Jerahl.

-How are you?

-How are you?

-Pleased to meet you. David.

-How are you doing?

-I'm Jerahl.

Let's find out a little bit more about you.

Let's start with you, Jerahl. Where are you from? What do you do?

I'm from Stoke-on-Trent and I'm a programme coordinator at the YMCA.

-Good work.

-It's difficult work. It's rewarding work.

Right. Brilliant. David, tell us where you're from. What do you do?

I'm from County Tyrone, Dungannon.

I'm a practice manager at a legal firm.

OK, so you, kind of, run the practice?

Pretty much. I do the day-to-day stuff

-and I leave the clever legal stuff to the solicitors.

-Right.

-Listen, if you won some money, what would you spend it on?

-Yeah?

Myself and my wife have been saving to take our kids to Disneyland.

I have two kids - they're eight and six.

-I'm the biggest kid in the family...

-LAUGHTER

..so all three of us want to go to Disneyland somewhere.

Jerahl, what would you spend the money on if you won?

I'd take my mum on holiday. She has never been abroad.

That'd be nice, wouldn't it?

Are you the guys to knock the Champions off their perch?

-We are.

-I don't think there's any question of that, is there?!

In that case, Challengers, best of luck. Please make your way to

-your soundproof pod.

-Thank you very much. OK. Let's rock.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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

The first list is...

To clarify, we are looking for the title of any of the 414 singles

newly certified as platinum or multiplatinum

by the British Phonographic Industry

between January 1, 2000, and April 30, 2016.

For your information, for a single to be certified platinum,

600,000 or more copies have to be sold in the UK.

Challengers, you get to start the bidding,

which means, Champions, for the moment,

I'm going to switch your pod off. Cheerio. See you soon.

Either of you into your music in a big way?

-Yeah.

-Yes.

-We'll start with something civilised like eight.

-Yeah.

-Yeah. Why not? Yeah.

-Eight? Are you happy with eight, yeah?

I'm happy with it, yeah.

Jackie, Nigel, opening bid of eight from David and Jerahl.

-What do you make of that?

-Is that all? Shall we do 12?

-Yeah.

-Yeah? 12.

-12.

You pour scorn on their opening bid of eight.

LAUGHTER

-12?

-Yeah.

-Thank you.

They've come back at you with 12.

-12?

-Yeah?

Erm, shall we go with 14?

Yeah, 14.

Thank you.

14.

-Shall we go with it?

-Yeah. Yeah?

-Yeah. Go on, then, name them.

-Name them.

-What's your thinking?

Well, I think they'll struggle on it.

OK.

David, Jerahl, they say, "Name them."

OK, it's time to play the first list on Who Dares Wins.

APPLAUSE

Right, 14 answers to get. Best of luck.

I need your first answer.

I think we're going to start with, erm...

Adele, and say Rolling In The Deep.

Rolling In The Deep is on the list.

Umbrella by Rihanna.

Umbrella - another great answer.

On the list.

-Erm...

-Bruno Mars?

Uptown Funk?

Yeah. We'll say Uptown Funk, yeah.

-Uptown Funk.

-Uptown Funk?

You think it's going to be on the list?

And you're absolutely right - it is.

-Happy.

-Happy?

-Yeah, Happy.

-Yeah, perfectly happy with Happy.

Happy.

You will be happy - it's on the list.

-Super.

-Erm...

-I'm thinking at the minute...

Erm...

Frozen, Disney movie, Let It Go.

Yeah...

Erm, we'll go with, from the movie Frozen, Let It Go.

Let it Go...

is your third correct answer.

-Super.

-Good shout.

I'm going to stick...go back with Adele again.

Erm, we're going to go with Someone Like You.

Someone Like You...

is also on the list.

From 2000, isn't it? So...

-Yeah, from 2000 onwards.

-Ah, OK.

-Take That.

-Take That. Of course, yeah.

-Patience, Patience...

-We'll go with Patience from Take That.

How sure are you of this one?

They're a very big band.

Was it a platinum-selling single, is the question, isn't it?

Oh, God, yeah.

If it's there, you'll be one step closer.

If it is not, you will have given the list away to Jackie and Nigel.

David, Jerahl...

..Patience is on the list, and it has got you halfway.

-I forgot Beyonce.

-Beyonce...

-Ah, Single Ladies. Are you sure?

-Yeah, yeah.

-You sure?

-Yeah.

OK.

Single Ladies from Beyonce.

-Single Ladies?

-Yeah.

It's another great answer on the list. Very well done. Yes.

APPLAUSE

Six required.

Erm... OK, we're going to stick with Beyonce,

and say Crazy In Love.

Is it Crazy in Love that's going to get you five away

from winning this list?

Yup, it is.

-Oh.

-OK.

Oh, I know. We forgot Leona Lewis with Bleeding Love.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

Yeah, we'll do that one.

We'll go with Leona Lewis, Bleeding...Bleeding Love.

Bleeding Love is on the list, and it takes you into double figures.

APPLAUSE

-They're, kind of, getting there, aren't they?

-Yeah, slowly.

-Slowly.

-You still think they might trip up?

-Yeah.

-JERAHL:

-Oh. Beyonce, Halo.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

We're going to say Beyonce, and we'll say Halo.

Halo...

it's another great answer, so that takes you to 11.

Three required.

What about...?

Obviously I'm from Stoke-on-Trent - Robbie Williams, Rock DJ.

It was Robbie Williams - it was definitely a number one.

OK. I'm going to stick with my hometown hero, Robbie Williams,

and say Rock DJ.

Rock DJ.

Great decision. On the list, and now you're only two away.

When did Adele's Hello come out?

-Yeah, it's definitely in that period.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Erm...

We'll say Hello by Adele.

Hello...

is on the list.

CHEERING

One correct answer to find.

We're going to go Bruno Mars

with Just The Way You Are.

If Just The Way You Are is on the list,

you have won the list

to take a 1-0 lead.

If, however, you are wrong about it,

you fall at the last hurdle

and have handed that list

to Jackie and Nigel.

David, Jerahl,

Just The Way You Are...

..is on the list.

-You've just won the first list to go 1-0 up.

-Yes!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Good job. Well done.

An unfinished list is unfinished business.

I'm sure you have been shouting answers at the screen.

Blurred Lines,

Can't Get You Out Of My Head,

Gangnam Style,

I Kissed A Girl,

Living On A Prayer,

Pure and Simple,

Somewhere Only We Know,

The Real Slim Shady,

Wrecking Ball...

Well, what a great effort.

-It puts you in quite a powerful position.

-Yeah.

Jackie, Nigel, you need to win the next list,

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

We are looking for the name of any of the 20 international teams that

have played in the finals tournament of the men's Cricket World Cup

since its debut in 1975.

This is according to the Cricinfo website.

So, Champions, you're going to start the bidding this time round.

So, for the moment, Challengers, I'm going to switch your pod off.

-There you go.

-What are you like with cricket? Any good?

-Yeah, I can do a few.

-Yeah?

-I'll be led by you on this one, then?

-Yeah, ten.

-Go on, then.

-Ten, Nick.

-Thank you very much.

David and Jerahl, how do we fancy this one?

-Yeah, it's quite good.

-Erm, yeah.

The opening bid is ten.

-I think we could push them.

-Definitely push them, yeah.

Yeah? We'll say 11.

Thank you.

11.

-Want to go 12?

-Yeah.

Yeah, we'll go for one more, 12.

Thank you very much.

12.

-I've got quite a few.

-I'm happy with 13.

-We did the last one.

-It's unlucky to some, but 13's good.

-Yeah, 13.

-Thank you.

13.

-I think we'll let them go.

-Yeah?

They might slip up with that one.

-Go on, then.

-Yeah. We'll let them name them.

You have to win this, but you're relying on them slipping up?

All right, thank you very much.

David and Jerahl, they say, "Name them."

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

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13 correct answers required. Let's have your first answer.

We'll say England.

England...

on the list.

England and Wales, actually, is what it's officially known as,

but England is fine, yeah.

Then we'll say Scotland.

-You think Scotland were there, do you?

-Oh, yeah.

Yeah, they were, absolutely.

And then we'll say Ireland.

Ireland is on the list.

And so we'll say Australia.

It's on the list.

And we'll say, there, the next one... You say it.

Yeah, their next-door neighbours - we're going to go with New Zealand.

New Zealand...

also on the list.

And then we'll say India.

-Yeah?

-Yeah, good shout, yeah.

-India.

India is a very good answer.

And Pakistan.

Pakistan gets you to number seven.

And then we'll say Bangladesh.

They are on the list.

-And then we'll say Sri Lanka.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

Sri Lanka takes you to nine, just four required.

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-Thank you.

Feel this slipping away a little bit?

They've got four to go yet. There's time.

OK.

And then we'll say South Africa.

South Africa is your tenth correct answer.

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There would be something wrong with the Cricket World Cup without

Brian Lara being there at one stage, so we'll say the West Indies.

The West Indies...

is a great answer, you're absolutely there,

and just two away from not only taking this list,

but taking this game.

I know they were there, cos I'm sure they had

a hard game against England once - the Netherlands.

You're absolutely right,

the Netherlands are there on the list.

One answer required to

take the list and the game.

And for our final answer, I think

we'll have a punt at Zimbabwe.

If it is on the list, you win

this list, you win the game,

and you are the new Champions.

If Zimbabwe aren't on the list,

you've given the list away

at the last hurdle,

and Jackie and Nigel equalise.

David, Jerahl...

..you've hit it for six.

It is on the list. You've taken the list, you've taken the game,

and you're through to play for £50,000!

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Really, really well played.

Well, you managed to name 13 out of 20 teams that took part.

There are only seven other ones that you didn't mention.

Let's have a look at who they were.

What a fantastic effort.

It does mean, unfortunately, Jackie and Nigel,

-we have to say goodbye to you, our reigning Champions.

-I know.

Ladies and gentlemen, let's hear it for Jackie and Nigel.

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David, Jerahl, you dared and you won,

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

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Congratulations on making it here.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-You're now in with a chance of winning £50,000.

-Oh...

-£50,000.

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-Are you ready?

-Yeah.

-Super.

-The list is...

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We are looking for the 100 bestselling sandwich fillings

in the UK in 2014.

Please note, some of these fillings are made up of a single ingredient,

while others are made up of a combination of ingredients.

In addition, these figures refer to chilled, prepacked sandwiches

and wraps, as these are based on supermarket figures.

Sandwiches that you would typically buy from your local cafe,

such as a plain bacon sandwich, or sausage sandwich,

do not feature on this list.

This is according to the British Sandwich Association.

-The British Sandwich Association?

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Oh, yes.

So, you risk nothing on the way to £5,000.

You've just got to come up with three well-known,

big-selling sandwich fillings.

So, let's get started and see where we go.

OK, we'll start off with the straightforward BLT.

BLT?

Great start, it's on the list.

Super.

Tuna and sweetcorn?

Yeah, next, tuna and sweetcorn.

-Tuna-sweetcorn?

-Yeah.

-See it all the time, don't you?

-Yeah.

-Should be on the list.

-Hopefully.

-And it is. Second correct answer.

-Super.

One more gets you £5,000.

Ploughman's sandwich?

Ploughman's, of course.

-Yes.

-Happy?

-Yeah.

-Happy?

-Happy.

We're both happy with ploughman's sandwich.

You're going with ploughman's?

David, Jerahl...

you've just won £5,000.

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Ploughman's...

So it's that easy to win £5,000.

The question is, do you want to risk your £5,000, another three

sandwich fillings, and you can get yourself up to £10,000?

-Shall we carry on?

-We'll carry on, yeah.

They're going on. They're going to risk the £5,000.

Three more sandwich fillings -

three more popular sandwich fillings.

Cheese and onion?

Cheese and onion, yeah.

Cheese and onion, you think?

Cheese and onion, yeah.

Yes, it is.

Cheese and pickle?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

Cheese and pickle.

-Cheese and pickle.

-Yeah.

That's another great answer on the list.

One more.

Ham?

Plain ham, ham sandwich?

-Yeah, they sell them, don't they?

-Hopefully.

Lots of them, yeah.

Ham.

Could it be as simple as that? Ham sandwich? Can that win you £10,000?

We're hoping it can.

You've just won £10,000!

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So, going forward, you are risking the £10,000.

-You need to have a little think.

-There's chicken and sweetcorn.

-Yeah.

-And ham and cheese.

-Perfect.

-Yeah?

-Perfect.

-Are you going on?

-Yes.

-Yes.

You're risking the 10,000 to go on to 15, yes?

-Sure, yeah.

-Yeah.

-They're taking the risk.

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All right, let's hear them.

-Ham and cheese.

-Ham and cheese?

-Yeah.

-Well-known, should be on there, shouldn't it?

I would hope so.

Of course ham and cheese is on there, yes.

Just two required now.

Chicken and sweetcorn?

Chicken and sweetcorn is a good answer. Yeah.

Chicken and sweetcorn.

Interesting. You went for tuna and sweetcorn earlier.

Is chicken and sweetcorn on there as well?

Yes, it is.

I really think chicken tikka is...

the most popular wrap of the lot, isn't it?

Yeah, let's go for it.

-Yeah?

-Definitely.

We're going to go with chicken tikka.

-Chicken tikka?

-Yeah.

If you're right, you've won £15,000.

If you're wrong, you've just thrown away £10,000.

David, Jerahl....

Chicken tikka...

has just won you £15,000!

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The question is, now... I mean, you've got a big leap now -

£10,000 leap up to £25,000 - if you can come up with three fillings

that you're sure are going to be on that list.

-Are you happy with that?

-Mm-hmm.

-Totally happy with it?

-Are you happy with that?

-Yeah, yeah. I am happy with it, yeah.

-OK.

So, are you going ahead, or are you sticking?

-Go ahead.

-We'll go, yeah.

-You're risking the £15,000, yes?

-Yeah.

-OK.

OK.

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Here we go. The next three, then, please.

I need your tenth answer.

Is there anything else with tuna?

I'm saying tuna and onion.

Although, it's tuna mayonnaise...

Tuna mayonnaise.

-Yeah.

-Mm-hmm?

OK, we'll start with tuna mayonnaise.

-Tuna mayonnaise.

-Yeah.

Does it make the list?

Yes, it does.

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What about sweet chilli chicken?

Sweet chilli chicken...

I'm happy with sweet chilli chicken.

We're going to go with sweet chilli chicken.

Sweet chilli chicken?

-Yes.

-Sounds right, doesn't it?

It sounds OK, yeah.

It's your 11th correct answer.

It is on the list.

You only need one more to get to the £25,000.

Chicken salad? Chicken salad sandwich? Chicken salad?

Chicken salad, yes.

We're fairly confident, Nick,

of chicken salad.

Can I say, you don't look fairly confident, either of you?

You look slightly terrified, both of you,

-and I would be in your position, too.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

It's either £25,000 or nothing at this stage.

You said chicken salad.

Chicken salad has just won you £25,000!

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-You're not reacting at all at this stage, Jerahl.

-Yeah.

What's going on in your head at the moment?

-I'm still thinking of sandwiches.

-Are you really?

-Is that what's going on?

-Yeah.

Well, I tell you what, rustle up another three,

and you double the £25,000 that you're at and go to £50,000.

Bear in mind, though, if you do decide to go on,

you are making a £25,000 bet.

You need to have a little think.

I'm thinking Mexican chicken,

Cajun chicken, tuna and onion,

50 grand. Whoosh.

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Are you happy with that?

-Mm-hmm. Yeah.

-Right, let's go, let's go, let's go.

-Yeah.

-Are you going on?

-Yeah.

-You're risking £25,000?

-Yes?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

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Wow.

OK. It's 50,000 or bust right now.

I need your 13th answer, please.

I'm definitely thinking ham salad is a definite, yeah?

Ham salad, good, yeah.

Ham salad.

Ham salad...

is on the list.

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Take your time. Think carefully about

what you're saying before you make a decision.

Do we have chicken and bacon?

Chicken and bacon.

-I'm happy with...

-I'm happy with chicken and bacon.

-I'm very happy with chicken and bacon.

-Yes. Very happy.

We're both equally happy with the next answer,

and we think it's chicken and bacon.

If chicken and bacon is there, you are one away from £50,000.

If it's not there, you've lost £25,000.

David, Jerahl...

chicken and bacon...

is on the list.

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-Let's get this right, OK?

-Yeah.

-Be totally sure...

Take your time, have a real think,

and be sure what you want for your final answer.

-OK.

-OK.

What about peri peri chicken?

Are you totally confident with that?

I'm thinking Mexican or Cajun chicken.

I know that they sell well.

If you're more confident with yours...

Yeah, peri peri chicken...

..I'm ready to put it in your hands, my man, OK?

-Yeah.

-We've been good so far.

-OK.

We're going to say peri peri chicken.

That's your 50,000 answer?

Yeah.

If it's on the list, you've won £50,000.

It's 50,000 or bust right now.

David, Jerahl...

..peri peri chicken...

..is not on the list.

You've just lost £25,000 on the very last answer.

Oh, I'm gutted for you.

-That's the gamble.

-Yeah.

-We took it together.

It's very, very tough. There are lots of other fillings, obviously,

that you could have gone for.

And you'd think peri peri chicken, which is a massively popular dish...

But it doesn't translate into the sandwiches.

It's just not there, I'm afraid. Let's have a look at some of

the other ones that you could have chosen.

Ham and chutney, ham and mustard...

Cajun chicken is on there.

Pastrami...

Tuna and onion - you'd have lost.

-Oh.

-Tuna and onion - not on the list.

The good news is, as Champions on Who Dares Wins,

you get a chance to stay on,

and, if you can beat another set of Challengers,

you could be back here playing for another £50,000.

-We'll be back fighting.

-Yeah.

-You will be back fighting?

-Yes.

-Still friends?

-Yeah.

-Of course we are.

Give them a round of applause, ladies and gentlemen.

Unfortunately, David and Jerahl didn't win any money tonight,

but they'll be back next time,

and might get the chance to try again.

I hope you've enjoyed playing along at home.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend. Goodnight.

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