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-With 10,000 at stake,

-could you spot the barefaced lie?

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Hello and welcome

-to Celwydd Noeth...

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-..the show where the contestants

-must find lies among truths...

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-..in order to win up to 10,000.

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-It's a simple premise,

-and there are no questions.

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-All they have to do is find the lie

-among a series of facts.

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-Competing this time

-are Gerallt and Rhys...

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-..friends

-from Aberystwyth and Bangor.

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-Gerallt and Rhys, welcome.

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-Gerallt and Rhys, welcome.

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-Thank you.

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-Rhys from Bangor, Gerallt from Aber,

-so how do you know each other?

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-We met at Cardiff University.

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-We've shared a house

-for three years.

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-So, what are you studying

-at Cardiff University?

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-I study Music.

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-I'm doing Civil Engineering.

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-How many of you share a house?

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-How many of you share a house?

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-Seven in all.

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-All boys?

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-All boys?

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-Yes.

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-What state is the house in?

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-What state is the house in?

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-It's always clean and tidy.

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-How much would you like to win?

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-Anything would be nice

-for poor students like us.

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-The best of luck to you both.

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-To win the 10,000 jackpot,

-you must climb from level to level.

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-Of the series of statements

-on every level, one will be a lie.

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-You must select and lock the lie

-before your time runs out.

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-Good luck. Let's play Celwydd Noeth.

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-We start with 250.

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-Here are the categories.

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-Dangerous Animals.

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-Green.

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-Racing.

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-Novels.

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-Dear Doctor.

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-Dead Famous.

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-Television.

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-Australia.

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-What do you think?

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-What do you think?

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-Nothing jumps out, to be honest.

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-I don't mind Australia

-and Dangerous Animals.

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-Should we keep those back then?

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-Should we keep those back then?

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-Maybe.

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-Shall we start with Green?

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-Shall we start with Green?

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-OK, Green.

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-Very well, Green.

-Here are two facts.

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-Drivers must stop

-if traffic lights are green.

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-The colour green

-appears on the Welsh flag.

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-Your 30 seconds start now.

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-I'm quite confident about the lie.

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-It's the first one.

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-It's the first one.

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-Yes, the first one is wrong.

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-Stop at a red light.

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-Obviously, there is green

-on the Welsh flag.

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-Hopefully.

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-This is the lie.

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-This is the lie.

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-Yes.

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-And I'm locking it.

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-Do you drive?

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-Do you drive?

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-Yes.

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-Have you passed your test?

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-Have you passed your test?

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-Yes.

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-You know your highway code then.

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-You know your highway code then.

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-Yes, hopefully.

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-Drivers must stop

-if traffic lights are green.

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-Is that the barefaced lie?

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-Well done. You have 250.

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-Yes, a red light

-means stop, every time.

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-Do you want to bank the 250?

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-We'll go on.

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-Yes, please.

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-On to the next level, 500.

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-Back to the categories.

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-Which are our best ones?

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-Which are our best ones?

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-Dangerous Animals and Australia.

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-Dead Famous?

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-Let's play safe

-with Dangerous Animals.

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-Dangerous Animals, please.

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-Dangerous Animals, please.

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-Dangerous Animals.

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-Here are three facts.

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-The word hippopotamus

-means big fat belly.

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-Elephants have long, sharp teeth

-made of ivory.

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-Wolves were once native to Britain.

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-Three facts, one lie

-and your time starts now.

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-The middle one is true.

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-I'm not too sure about the top one.

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-No, me neither.

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-I did think the bottom one

-might be true.

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-But I'm not sure.

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-I'm not 100% either.

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-Are we going for the top one

-on that basis?

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-I think we'll have to.

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-I think we'll have to.

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-But we're not sure.

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-What's wrong, Gerallt?

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-What's wrong, Gerallt?

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-We're not all that happy.

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-Were Wolves once native to Britain?

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-Were Wolves once native to Britain?

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-Oh, I'm not sure.

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-Let's see, shall we?

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-You haven't banked either.

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-This is for 500.

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-The word hippopotamus

-means big fat belly.

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-Is that the barefaced lie?

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-Excellent. You have 500.

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-Hippopotamus means river horse.

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-Right!

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-I thought as much!

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-Do you want to bank 500?

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-Do you want to bank 500?

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-Yes, please.

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-They said as one! Bank 500.

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-Will that make a difference to you?

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-Will that make a difference to you?

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-A big difference.

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-We're considering getting a dog.

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-It can get lonely.

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-It can get lonely.

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-And who will walk the dog?

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-And who will clean it and feed it?

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-Gerallt, probably.

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-Gerallt, probably.

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-I'll take it for walks.

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-What kind of dog are you after?

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-What kind of dog are you after?

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-I fancy a golden retriever.

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-I've got a soft spot for them.

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-You have 500 safely banked.

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-We'll move on to 750.

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-The Lucky Three now comes into play.

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-You decide when to use it.

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-Three facts will reappear...

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-..but you'll only have ten seconds

-to choose and lock the lie.

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-Back to the categories.

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-What do you think of Dear Doctor?

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-We could go for that one

-then Australia next.

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-I suppose you know

-a lot of medical students.

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-We have a very clever one

-living with us.

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-Maybe we'll have to call him now!

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-Dear Doctor.

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-Here are the facts.

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-Plaque forms on teeth.

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-Surgery refers to treatment

-with tablets only.

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-Rubella is also known

-as German measles.

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-Another name for lockjaw is tetanus.

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-Four facts, one lie

-and your minute starts now.

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-The first one is true.

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-The second one.

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-Doesn't surgery mean

-the scalpel coming out?

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-You would think

-that it'd be more than tablets.

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-I'm not sure about the other two.

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-Then again, I've got no reason

-to think they aren't true.

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-Do you want to use the Lucky Three?

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-Do you want to use the Lucky Three?

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-I'm not sure.

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-I don't think we should,

-if we're not sure of the last two.

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-No, I agree.

-We'd be in the same situation.

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-Thirty seconds.

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-As we've banked,

-let's go for that one.

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-Right.

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-You know your teeth, do you?

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-You know your teeth, do you?

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-My sister's a dentist.

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-If that is the lie,

-she'll be very disappointed in me.

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-What made you pick the second one?

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-The word "llawdriniaeth".

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-We think it refers to surgery.

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-You cut a person up, in a nice way.

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-You cut a person up, in a nice way.

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-He says with a big smile!

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-Let's see, shall we?

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-Your 500 is safe,

-but this could earn you 750.

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-Surgery refers to treatment

-with tablets only.

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-Is that the barefaced lie?

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-Excellent. You have 750.

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-Surgery entails going under

-the knife, not just tablets.

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-Are you going to leave me now?

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-Are you going to leave me now?

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-I think we both fancy Australia.

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-We'll go on and maybe get two dogs.

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-On we go for 1,000.

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-Here are the categories.

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-Do you fancy another one

-before Australia?

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-Television is quite broad.

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-If there's a question

-about Rownd A Rownd, I'm a big fan.

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-Who's your favourite character?

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-Who's your favourite character?

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-Uncle Arthur, I think.

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-He's mischievous, but...

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-You feel like slapping him!

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-But you want to hug him too!

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-Do you act at all?

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-Do you act at all?

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-No, no.

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-Just music. Do you sing?

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-Just music. Do you sing?

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-No, I play the tuba.

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-Do you? Since when?

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-Do you? Since when?

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-Since starting secondary school.

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-I'm doing a masters course

-in performing on the tuba now.

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-How do you blow a tuba?

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-What shape is your mouth?

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-You just take a deep breath

-and blow like this.

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-Right then.

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-Back to the game.

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-Back to the game.

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-What do you reckon?

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-Do we go for Australia?

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-Do we go for Australia?

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-Yes, I think so.

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-Australia, please.

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-Australia, please.

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-The time has come!

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-I think so.

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-I think so.

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-To go for Australia.

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-Five facts this time,

-and here they are.

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-Kylie Minogue's mother

-was born in Maesteg.

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-Men At Work

-sang the song Down Under.

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-Australia was the first country

-to give women the vote.

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-Bondi Beach is in Sydney.

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-Uluru is the traditional

-Aborigine name for Ayers Rock.

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-Your minute starts now.

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-Going from the bottom up, I'm fairly

-sure both the last ones are true.

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-What do you think about Men At Work?

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-I'm not sure.

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-We're going for the Lucky Three.

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-But what are the main options?

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-Kylie Minogue and Maesteg?

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-It rings a bell

-that she has some link with Wales.

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-It's a bit random, maybe.

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-Australia was the first country

-to give women the vote.

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-I'm not sure.

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-What are the best options?

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-Let's put Kylie Minogue third.

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-Let's put Kylie Minogue third.

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-Men At Work second.

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-Maybe Australia was the first

-country to give women the vote.

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-Let's go for the Lucky Three.

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-You've gone for the Lucky Three,

-so, three facts will reappear.

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-Men At Work

-sang the song Down Under.

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-Australia was the first country

-to give women the vote.

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-Uluru is the traditional

-Aborigine name for Ayers Rock.

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-Your ten seconds start now.

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-Go for it.

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-Go for it.

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-Which one?

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-The one you said.

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-Are you sure?

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-Are you sure?

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-Neither of us is sure!

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-It's fifty-fifty.

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-Did the Lucky Three help a bit?

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-Yes. We knew that Uluru

-is another name for Ayers Rock.

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-Men At Work

-sang the song Down Under.

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-We've never heard of Men At Work.

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-We've never heard of Men At Work.

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-Very well, boys. 500 is safe.

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-There's 1,000 at stake. Good luck.

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-You went for this statement.

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-Australia was the first country

-to give women the vote.

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-Is that the barefaced lie?

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-I won't tell you now.

-Come back in a couple of minutes.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Welcome back to Celwydd Noeth,

-with Gerallt and Rhys.

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-They're from Aberystwyth and Bangor,

-and are both students in Cardiff.

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-They could be about to win 1,000.

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-You have locked this fact.

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-Australia was the first country

-to give women the vote.

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-Is that the barefaced lie?

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-You have won 1,000!

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-New Zealand was the first country

-to give women the vote.

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-I'm surprised you didn't know

-Down Under by Men At Work.

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-# Do you come

-from a land down under? #

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-You better run, you better

-take cover. Are you going?

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-Can we take the money?

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-Can we take the money?

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-Take the money, please.

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-You're leaving me

-with all that money.

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-It was nice having you.

-You go home with 1,000.

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-Thank you.

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-We're very happy.

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-We'd have settled for 500,

-but it's double that.

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-Let's meet our next contestants

-who hope to leave with 10,000.

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-They are Tania and Catrin,

-friends from Caernarfon.

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-Tania and Catrin, how are you?

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-Tania and Catrin, how are you?

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-Very well, thank you.

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-A warm welcome to you both.

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-I hear that you both

-sing in a choir.

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-A mixed choir, Cor Dre.

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-How is it going, Catrin?

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-How is it going, Catrin?

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-Not too bad.

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-It's our tenth year,

-so there's lots of celebrating.

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-Do you travel much?

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-We go to Ireland a lot,

-and we've been to Brittany.

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-The trips are important.

-We enjoy going away.

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-What do you both do?

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-I'm an administrative manager

-for a training company.

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-What about you?

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-What about you?

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-I'm a pharmacist at Ysbyty Gwynedd.

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-Good luck to you both

-as we play Celwydd Noeth.

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-We start with 250.

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-Here are your categories.

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-Blues.

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-Literary Characters.

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-Feet.

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-TV Drama.

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-Insects.

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-Groups.

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-Brrr.

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-Football.

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-I know nothing about football.

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-You go for whatever you think.

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-I have more confidence in you.

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-I have more confidence in you.

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-Pressure!

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-I'd prefer to go for Football first.

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-I'd prefer to go for Football first.

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-OK, go for it.

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-Football, to get rid of it.

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-Alright, Football.

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-Here are two facts.

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-Cristiano Ronaldo

-was named after Ronald McDonald.

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-The Euro 2016 finals

-were held in France.

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-Two facts,

-and your 30 seconds start now.

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-I don't think anyone

-can forget the summer of 2016.

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-Especially if you're Welsh.

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-We know

-that Cristiano Ronaldo is the lie.

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-The first one is the lie.

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-That's the lie.

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-Lock it.

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-Thank you.

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-Do you feel better

-after answering the question?

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-You're confident that the lie

-is the Cristiano Ronaldo one.

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-That's your choice.

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-Cristiano Ronaldo

-was named after Ronald McDonald.

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-Is that the barefaced lie?

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-A good start. You win 250.

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-It is hard to forget Euro 2016.

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-He was actually named

-after Ronald Reagan...

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-..not the clown Ronald McDonald.

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-Do you want to bank 250?

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-I'm happy to try another one.

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-I'm happy to try another one.

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-Yes, I am as well.

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-On we go to 500.

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-Here are the categories again.

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-Where do you want to go?

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-Where do you want to go?

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-Literary Characters or TV Drama.

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-Do you have a preference?

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-Television?

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-Television?

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-Go on then.

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-TV Drama, please.

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-TV Drama.

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-Here are three facts.

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-The series Byw Celwydd

-is set mainly in Westminster.

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-Downton Abbey

-was an ITV drama series.

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-Hinterland

-is the English version of Y Gwyll.

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-Three facts, one lie,

-and your time starts now.

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-I actually know this

-because I've watched Byw Celwydd.

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-That was in Cardiff,

-not Westminster.

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-I'm positive that Downton Abbey

-was on ITV, and Hinterland is true.

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-It's the first one.

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-Lock it.

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-You're flying now!

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-We're fine when we know the answer!

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-We're fine when we know the answer!

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-It's easy then!

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-You're familiar with Byw Celwydd.

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-Yes, it's a good series.

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-So, you think that's the lie?

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-So, you think that's the lie?

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-Yes.

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-Hinterland is Y Gwyll.

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-Hinterland is Y Gwyll.

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-I'm having doubts now!

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-You haven't banked anything.

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-For 500, the series Byw Celwydd

-is set mainly in Westminster.

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-Is that the barefaced lie?

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-I was getting worried!

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-I was getting worried!

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-You have won 500.

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-Byw Celwydd is set

-in the Assembly in Cardiff.

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-Back to Celwydd Noeth,

-Do you want to bank 500?

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-Is it too early to bank?

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-Do we try one other one,

-knowing we could lose?

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-You're the risk taker!

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-Yes?

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-Yes?

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-I want to carry on.

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-OK, we will. We'll go on, please.

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-OK, we will. We'll go on, please.

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-Without banking.

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-You're going for 750.

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-The Lucky Three now comes into play.

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-You only have ten seconds

-when you use it.

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-Blues, Literary Characters,

-Feet, Insects, Groups and Brrr.

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-Literary Characters, Groups or Brrr.

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-Literary Characters, Groups or Brrr.

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-What could Groups be though?

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-The same is true for Brrr.

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-But we do have the Lucky Three.

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-Shall we go for Literary Characters

-and then bank?

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-If we get it right!

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-Hopefully.

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-Literary Characters.

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-Literary Characters.

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-Here are your facts.

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-Cledwyn, Sbanish and Bic

-were created by Dewi Prysor.

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-In the Mabinogi,

-Pwyll was king of Powys.

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-Frodo Baggins is a central character

-in Lord Of The Rings.

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-William Jones was a character

-in the novel William Jones.

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-Four facts,

-and your minute starts now.

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-I know that Frodo Baggins

-is in Lord Of The Rings.

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-And William Jones must be

-in the novel William Jones.

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-The top two, I must admit...

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-The top two, I must admit...

-

-I'm not sure, to be honest.

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-I'm ashamed to admit it.

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-Was Pwyll king of Powys?

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-Was Pwyll king of Powys?

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-I don't think so.

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-I don't think so either, but...

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-Do we take the risk?

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-Yes.

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-Yes.

-

-I don't know.

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-He could be.

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-I'm a bit ashamed

-that I don't know it.

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-Thirty seconds.

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-Does Cledwyn, Sbanish

-and Bic make sense?

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-I've never heard of them,

-but that might just be me.

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-We'll have to use the Lucky Three.

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-We'll have to use the Lucky Three.

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-Twenty seconds.

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-Press it.

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-Three facts will reappear.

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-Cledwyn, Sbanish and Bic

-were created by Dewi Prysor.

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-I knew that would happen.

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-In the Mabinogi,

-Pwyll was king of Powys.

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-William Jones was a character

-in the novel William Jones.

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-Your ten seconds start now.

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-Go on. Oh!

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-I'm completely...

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-That one, I think, yes?

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-That one, I think, yes?

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-Yes.

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-My confidence is shot!

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-I think we're wrong.

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-The Lucky Three didn't help you.

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-You knew the bottom two, you said.

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-It was between Pwyll

-and the three characters.

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-Do you think that's the lie?

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-Do you think that's the lie?

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-I'm not sure now.

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-You haven't banked.

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-You haven't banked.

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-No!

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-But you could win 750

-if you've chosen correctly.

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-Let's see.

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-You chose this fact.

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-Cledwyn, Sbanish and Bic

-were created by Dewi Prysor.

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-Is that the barefaced lie?

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-Oh, girls!

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-Oh, girls!

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-I thought so.

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-Where is the lie?

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-Where is the lie?

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-He wasn't king of Powys.

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-Pwyll was king of Dyfed, not Powys.

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-What can I say?

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-Thank you for competing.

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-Thank you for competing.

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-It's OK. Thank you.

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-I'm afraid

-that you go home empty-handed.

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-Thank you for competing

-on Celwydd Noeth.

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-That's it for Celwydd Noeth for now.

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-Thanks to our contestants

-and to you for watching. Goodbye.

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