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-It's Friday night.

-The audience is ready,

-the guests are ready.

-I don't know about the presenters,

-but one thing is certain.

-The 2016 Six Nations Championship

-is about to begin.

-Need I say more?

-Please welcome

-Sarra Elgan, Nigel Owens...

-..and Jonathan Jiffy Davies.

-Right, welcome to the show.

-A new year

-and a new Six Nations Championship.

-But here, it's the same old faces

-with you for the next seven weeks.

-Talking of old faces,

-please welcome Sarra Elgan.

-Where's he then?

-Since reffing the World Cup Final,

-he thinks he's someone special.

-No, he wouldn't just not turn up.

-No, he wouldn't just not turn up.

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-FANFARE

-What's going on?

-This belongs to the Queen,

-and you threw water over it.

-It's more like Freddie Mercury!

-I'll tell you one thing.

-I pity the Queen

-having to wear this heavy thing.

-I don't think the Queen wears that!

-I don't think the Queen wears that!

-

-Right, I'm here now. You can begin.

-How are you, Nige?

-How are you, Nige?

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-Very good, and you?

-Very good.

-Very good.

-

-I hope it hasn't gone to your head.

-Doctor Nigel, please.

-Whoa, whoa, whoa,

-what do you mean, Doctor Nigel?

-While you were trying

-to lose weight over Christmas...

-..I got an honorary doctorate,

-thank you.

-There I am.

-I don't know...

-Whoa now! Why are you clapping?

-You've both got degrees.

-He hasn't got a degree.

-He hasn't got a degree.

-

-What have you got then?

-A fellowship.

-A fellowship.

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-One down from a doctorate!

-Neither of you

-went to college or university.

-I worked hard for three years

-to get my degree...

-..and you just rock up after being

-a referee and playing rugby...

-..and get a degree?

-..and get a degree?

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-Did you study make-up?!

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Plastering.

-I knew that was coming.

-I knew that was coming.

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-Anyway...

-Audience, it's nice to see you.

-Llanelli choir, where are you?

-Give us a quick song.

-# Oh, pure heart

-so true and tender

-Enough!

-# Fairer than the lilies white #

-Very good, Llanelli choir!

-Very good, Llanelli choir!

-

-Lovely.

-Lampeter RFC, where are you?

-Newcastle Emlyn RFC?

-Do you have a song too?

-Do you have a song too?

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-No, no, no.

-You can't sing

-and you can't play rugby.

-Welcome to you all.

-Right, let's see

-who's on tonight's show.

-Good morning, Mr Jarman.

-Zara, like the Queen's granddaughter

-- just don't put me on a horse.

-I'm supposed to draw the raffle.

-Were you about to offer me

-a new course of pills?

-What for, Wyn?

-For you to tell more lies?

-Please welcome

-rugby player Scott Williams...

-..and star of Parch, Carys Eleri.

-Welcome.

-I'm sure you'd rather be playing

-than sitting on the sofa.

-How is your injured knee?

-It's coming slowly.

-I've started running now.

-I can do a lot more now.

-I've had enough

-of the skiing machine.

-It's nice to do things

-that I don't get much chance to do.

-Are you a rugby fan, Carys?

-To be honest, as Dad says,

-I'm a fair-weather fan.

-Who are you a fair-weather fan of?

-Who are you a fair-weather fan of?

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-I support Wales...

-..and the Scarlets,

-as I'm from Tumble.

-We'll have another chat later,

-but next, Sarra has the news.

-Thanks, Jonathan.

-Following a room shortage

-in Dublin over the weekend...

-..city pubs have offered

-extra en-suite rooms for Welsh fans.

-That's taking the piss!

-England have been very secretive

-about their team.

-But here's a clip of some

-would-be front rowers in training.

-It is good, isn't it?

-And shock news

-that Nigel Ref Owens...

-Nigel Ref Owens!

-Is that your Twitter thing?

-Is that your Twitter thing?

-

-Ref or Doctor, you choose.

-Anyway, shock news that Nigel Owens

-has revealed plans...

-..for a professional ballet career

-after he finishes refereeing.

-# Danse Des Mirlitons #

-Tchaikovsky

-And that was the news.

-Yes, the Six Nations is back.

-Ireland won last year

-on a very exciting final day.

-Let's relive Wales' matches.

-The Welsh scrum's under pressure.

-Faletau, to Rhys Webb.

-Rhys Webb sneaks over...

-..for the opening try.

-Jonathan Joseph

-slipped through the tackle.

-After keeping possession and their

-patience, England are rewarded.

-Jonathan Joseph gets the try.

-Lydiate's supporting,

-and the try's going to come...

-..for Daniel Biggar.

-That could be so important

-for Wales' season.

-Zebo's held by George North.

-Scott Williams finds the gap!

-Wales have won three in a row

-after losing their opening game.

-Their championship hopes

-are still alive.

-Rhys Webb goes over.

-They take it quickly.

-Liam Williams was alongside him.

-George North gets his hat-trick!

-Right, Scott, you were

-a bit of a supersub last year...

-..especially against Ireland.

-..especially against Ireland.

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-The story of my career, so far!

-Scoring against Ireland was nice.

-Scoring against Ireland was nice.

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-Why are you looking at me?

-Seeing Simon after the game!

-Your highlight of Ireland

-must be just landing on time.

-The texts were like,

-"Ryanair, my flight's delayed.

-"They won't let me on

-without a passport."

-Do we really need to know that?

-Do we really need to know that?

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-All he does is complain, isn't it?

-Private jet.

-Private jet.

-

-Oh, yes.

-Tell that story. Listen to this.

-I went to Scotland last week

-to speak at the referees' dinner.

-I didn't have much time

-and I really didn't want to go.

-It was my only weekend off.

-They flew me by private jet...

-They'd have taken me from Pontyberem

-but the runway...

-It was foggy and they couldn't land.

-The Gwendraeth had burst its banks.

-My first time in a private jet.

-My first time in a private jet.

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-You've changed!

-How the other half lives.

-I know you've been many times.

-Different class.

-What an experience!

-Say that again. Different class.

-Say that again. Different class.

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-Off the field, not on it.

-Business, economy!

-He talks as if he played!

-Different class!

-All you do

-is blow a f****** whistle!

-No, it isn't!

-Business class, first class...

-..world class!

-That's all for this part,

-but before we go for Sarra...

-Before we go for Sarra?!

-Please don't go for me!

-That's all for this part,

-but before we go...

-..Sarra has been testing the Welsh

-players' knowledge of the enemy.

-We'll see you soon.

-Knowing The Enemy

-Ken Owens, you know everything

-there is to know about Wales.

-It's pointless

-asking you questions about Wales.

-Today's questions

-are about Ireland.

-How well do you know Ireland?

-We'll see now.

-We will see. Right.

-In which city was the Titanic built?

-Belfast.

-Belfast.

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-Correct.

-What anthem do Irish players

-sing before a game?

-Ireland's Call.

-Ireland's Call.

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-Can we have...?

-You enjoy singing!

-I can't sing!

-Spoilsport!

-As well as black pudding, name

-another colour pudding in Ireland?

-White.

-Such a swot.

-What colours are on the Irish flag?

-Orange, green and white.

-Orange, green and white.

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-Very good.

-Name three songs by Westlife.

-# I'm flying #

-Flying Without Wings.

-You're pretending not to know any.

-You're pretending not to know any.

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-I'm struggling with this.

-What kind of music do you listen to?

-What kind of music do you listen to?

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-Not Westlife.

-Really? What's wrong with Westlife?

-Really? What's wrong with Westlife?

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-A bit of Dafydd Iwan.

-How many caps

-did Brian O'Driscoll win?

-141?

-Ooh! 133.

-Who is Ireland's patron saint?

-Patrick.

-What animals

-did he drive out of Ireland?

-Snakes.

-What did Molly Malone sell?

-Cockles and mussels.

-Ken Owens, that was

-pretty impressive, my friend.

-Well done.

-Did you swot before coming?

-Did you swot before coming?

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-No.

-Just my husband's influence?

-Just my husband's influence?

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-Yes, a lot of time with Simon.

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-Welcome back.

-We're joined tonight

-by Scott Williams and Carys Eleri.

-Scott, looking back

-at the World Cup...

-..it was going well

-until you got injured.

-Yes, it was good. I was pleased.

-I got a lot of game time.

-The injury was a little unfortunate.

-It was nice to beat England

-even though I got injured.

-The boys did well considering

-how many injuries we had.

-But it's a what if.

-There was Burgessgate.

-He was asked what he thought about

-facing Scott Williams?

-He replied

-"Who's Scott Williams?"

-There was a press conference in the

-week leading up to the match.

-Some woman had asked me...

-..who would you rather play against,

-Brad Barritt or Jonathan Joseph?

-I said Jonathan Joseph,

-he's got sharp feet, he's quick.

-She went to the England press

-conference the next day and said...

-.."Scott Williams said he'd rather

-play Jonathan Joseph than you."

-He replied with "Who's he?"

-He knew who you were

-after you beat them.

-I thought I was running around

-with a target on my head.

-You didn't talk about it on the

-field. Did you talk afterwards?

-I pulled him out of my pocket

-about an hour after the game.

-I'm sure Scarlets fans

-and Wales fans...

-..will want to know

-when you're back.

-I'm hoping to be back in April,

-I think.

-I'm hoping to get a few games...

-..with the Scarlets

-before the end of the season.

-You've got a new Scarlets contract.

-You like the area,

-you live quite close, don't you?

-Are you happy with that?

-Are you happy with that?

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-Yes, I'm happy I stayed.

-I always said I wanted to stay.

-It gives me the best chance

-to play for Wales.

-That's what I've always wanted.

-That's what I've always wanted.

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-You're the Scarlets' Vice Captain.

-Rhys Patchell is joining

-from the Blues next season.

-We all know Rhys

-is a talented rugby player.

-Do you know how good he is

-at catching balls?

-Let's see.

-Rhys Patchell, Cardiff Blues.

-What's he doing?

-Speed. Speed is key.

-Oh, no and again. One more.

-He's tucked you right up there.

-One, two, three, four, five, six...

-..seven, eight, nine, ten...

-..eleven, twelve, thirteen.

-Oh, come on!

-Gutted.

-Let's get back to it.

-I remember that try that put you on

-the map to beat England in 2012.

-What was that like?

-I get asked this a lot.

-As you know, it happens so quickly.

-It's difficult to describe

-how it feels.

-Here it is here.

-It was brilliant.

-It was brilliant.

-

-Yes, it was.

-When did you know

-you were going to score?

-When you caught the ball

-or before then?

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-When did you know

-you were going to score?

-I was running flat out.

-I just remember seeing, sometimes

-you can predict the ball's bounce.

-I thought "This is going to bounce

-up for me."

-Your wife got excited and fell

-down the Twickenham steps!

-Apparently!

-She was excited,

-that's not what you think, is it?

-Why do you think she fell?

-Why do you think she fell?

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-I've seen her drinking before!

-I heard she fell on the way

-in to the game.

-How long have you and Tanya

-been together?

-Almost ten years.

-Childhood sweetheart. I'm sure you

-know each other quite well then.

-I would hope so, they are married.

-Lets find out how well

-you know each other.

-You don't know this, but we've been

-to see Tanya this week.

-We did a little quiz with her.

-She's answered questions about you.

-You'll answer the questions. We'll

-see how well you know each other.

-Sarra, move the card.

-You haven't been to the house,

-have you?

-You can put your answers on this.

-Are you ready? One says Tanya,

-the other says Scott.

-I can see that.

-I can see that.

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-Just checking!

-We know he can read,

-he recently signed a contract.

-I didn't know if you'd seen it

-before.

-Budget!

-Scott, who takes the longest

-to get ready?

-Tanya, right.

-Tanya, who takes the longest

-to get ready?

-Umm, Scott.

-We're close, but I'm always

-waiting for him before we leave.

-He changes his shirt

-and checks his hair before leaving.

-Standard. That one was wrong.

-Who wastes the most money?

-You or Tanya?

-Tanya. who wastes more money?

-I don't waste money.

-I buy what I want.

-Scott.

-He's always buying himself things.

-He always wants things like coffee

-machines and expensive stuff.

-Correct.

-Who is the best driver?

-Who's the best driver?

-Who's the best driver?

-

-She'll say her.

-Me. I'm sure Scott will disagree.

-He thinks he's some kind

-of rally driver.

-Who is most likely to snore?

-Who is most likely to snore?

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-I can't hear Tanya sleep.

-I have to check that she's alive.

-Tanya, who snores the most?

-Scott, I've never snored.

-Sleeping next to Scott isn't nice.

-She's had ten years

-to find that out so it's her fault.

-Who's the boss, Scott?

-Be very careful. You or her?

-Your balls are on the line.

-Your balls are on the line.

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-Who do you think the boss is?

-Tanya!

-What?

-Who's the boss?

-Who's the boss, Tanya?

-Who's the boss, Tanya?

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-Scott.

-Even though I'm older,

-Scott thinks he's the boss.

-Well done, that was a good effort,

-Scott Williams.

-Thanks to Tanya

-for taking part in that.

-We like a challenge

-on this programme.

-We've decided to prove

-which one of us is the best.

-Hi!

-Hi!

-

-I'll give you Hi!

-Where have you been?

-Where have you been?

-

-This is like a first date.

-Bowling, cinema, food.

-Did you do that at school?

-It's the last date too!

-I used to go to the cinema.

-Why were you here so early?

-Why were you here so early?

-

-I'm fed up of losing.

-I want to win so I got here early.

-Is he here? Where is he?

-He's here. His car is there.

-How do you know it's his car?

-How do you know it's his car?

-

-It's not taxed.

-He's here somewhere. He's inside.

-It's raining out here.

-It's raining out here.

-

-And it's cold.

-Hello!

-OK?

-I've been here for a while, come on!

-We've been waiting for you outside.

-We've been waiting for you outside.

-

-I said inside.

-Let's do bowls.

-Let's get on with the bowls.

-You go first.

-You go first, then Sarra

-and then me.

-Then we'll have a look

-at the scores.

-There we go then, right, ready.

-Go on, off you go.

-12, is it?

-He's just about leading.

-Don't cough when I'm bowling!

-Look at what you caused me to do.

-Shot!

-That's a strike!

-Oh!

-Oh!

-That's the one.

-There we go.

-Oh!

-Oh! Shot.

-Shot, Sarra!

-Strike! That's a strike!

-Shot, Jiff.

-One left again.

-There isn't much in it.

-There isn't much in it

-but we're not very good.

-I started quite well

-but I've gone downhill.

-Yes!

-What?

-What?

-

-Strike!

-Oh, the chances! Seriously, now!

-Sarra is...

-If Jiffy doesn't get a strike,

-I'm in the driving seat.

-If he gets these two

-it's half a strike.

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-He's missed.

-Yes!

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-Like I said, none of us were

-particularly good.

-You'll find out who wins later on.

-You'll find out who wins later on.

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-Speak for yourself. Minute to go!

-Scott, it's time for you

-to hit the bar.

-Right, who is tonight's barman?

-Tonight's barman,

-something who's given you...

-..and many others a headache

-over the years.

-Callum, come here

-to hold Scott's balls.

-Between the posts,

-you'll get five points.

-If you hit the pint,

-you'll get ten points.

-Tonight, we've got something new,

-the golden ball.

-If you get the golden ball over

-or hit the pint...

-..we'll double the points.

-Callum, stick that in somewhere.

-Callum, stick that in somewhere.

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-Good hands.

-Scott, your 20 seconds starts now.

-Scott, your 20 seconds starts now.

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-Three, two...

-WHISTLE

-Give him one more.

-Good God.

-I didn't know you were left footed.

-I'm not. Just trying

-to give other people a chance.

-Love it.

-Love it.

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-I've got a bad knee!

-How did Scott do?

-He did really well. He got 95.

-That's it for this part.

-Before we go, here's Shane Williams

-in the pack.

-See you after the break.

-Rugby hero? Easy, Gerald Davies.

-Before my time, but I remember

-seeing players like Gerald...

-..Gareth Edwards,

-JJ Williams, Ray Gravell...

-..they won everything in the 1970s.

-Gerald Davies was the best for me.

-Favourite colour?

-That's easy, black.

-I'm not sure why.

-I loved Rachel from Friends

-when I was growing up.

-Jennifer Aniston

-is still pretty hot now.

-I think she's still

-my celebrity crush.

-Biggest tackle?

-The biggest tackle I've seen

-belongs to Luke Charteris.

-Biggest nutter? This one is easy.

-Andy Powell.

-I don't think I need to say why.

-Absolute nutcase.

-Biggest moaner? That one's easy too.

-The man they call Mellon,

-Gethin Jenkins.

-I don't think

-I've ever seen him smile.

-Last year's holiday? Tenby.

-I was down there for a week,

-glamping.

-Who did you want to be

-when you were young?

-I remember seeing a film

-when I was young called Hooper.

-Burt Reynolds was the actor.

-He was a stuntman,

-I remember seeing that...

-..and wanting to be a stuntman.

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-Welcome back.

-Before the break

-it was close at the bowling alley.

-Here's what happened.

-I've lost it now.

-Oh, Jif!

-I'm giving up. I've had enough.

-Don't be so ridiculous.

-Shot.

-Shot.

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-You've got it.

-Useless.

-Useless, useless, useless.

-He's got it.

-On the last one.

-Shot Nige.

-Oh, yes!

-Bouncer.

-I thought it would bounce back

-and knock them over.

-Well done, Nige.

-Once an athlete, good at any sport.

-Moving on, you won an award,

-didn't you?

-I won an award last weekend.

-I won Best Actress

-in a Welsh Production...

-..at the Wales Theatre Awards.

-Well done.

-Tell us about the play.

-It was a comedy entitled Yuri.

-It was adapted from French

-into Welsh and English.

-We did two productions.

-It's a flat-out farce

-but the theme is a bit taboo.

-A husband and wife

-can't have children.

-She kidnaps a child

-from a supermarket. It's bonkers.

-You're also filming

-a second series of Parch.

-Tell us about the series.

-The first series has been broadcast.

-We start rehearsing

-for series two on Monday.

-I play a vicar named Myfanwy.

-In the first series, someone

-has been breaking into the church.

-Someone has put a feather boa

-and make-up on a statue of Jesus.

-I try to remove it

-and the statue falls on me.

-I end up in hospital....

-..where they discover

-I have a terminal brain condition.

-I'm facing brain surgery.

-At this time

-I start having hallucinations...

-..brought on by the condition.

-The character has hallucinations...

-..where people she is burying

-question her faith.

-After playing a vicar,

-do you fancy becoming a minister?

-Would you like to be a Reverend?

-No.

-You could work the same hours

-as him.

-One day a week.

-Just for an hour and a half.

-Singing hymns...

-Singing hymns...

-

-..and preaching at people.

-You also appeared

-in Under Milk Wood.

-That was bonkers.

-It was clean off.

-There were all naked, weren't they?

-There were all naked, weren't they?

-

-A lot of them were.

-You weren't, were you?

-No, but I was naked in Parch.

-I had to dance naked

-on my first day.

-Strip off in front of ten people.

-Initiation.

-And with a Mars bar too.

-You became friends

-with Charlotte Church.

-We met there and we clicked.

-We understood each other.

-We have exactly the same interests.

-Are you still friends?

-Are you still friends?

-

-Yes, close friends.

-She'll be 30 years old soon.

-She went on holiday today.

-Is she only 30 years old?

-She wanted to come here,

-she was so excited.

-Mam and Dad are over there.

-Mam said

-"You have to come on Jonathan"...

-..but she went on holiday today.

-She says sorry.

-If she knew who you were

-she'd say sorry.

-You've also appeared

-in fantasy films.

-Yes. Not like that.

-When I said fantasy,

-he got all excited.

-Not that kind of fantasy.

-It was the kind

-with dragons and magic.

-Merlin?

-Merlin and the War of the Dragons.

-On your CV

-it says that you can do accents.

-Can you do an Irish accent?

-Dear Wales, welcome to Dublin.

-This weekend

-we are going to kick your arse.

-Very good.

-Maybe you should stuff your Bread of

-Heaven because we've got potatoes.

-Very good.

-Right. A Minute to Go.

-Carys, it's time for you

-to Hit the Bar.

-Morgan is holding the balls.

-Where are you from?

-Lampeter.

-Hello Morgan.

-Five points for between the post,

-ten for hitting the pint.

-We'll double it for the gold ball.

-You have to beat 95 points.

-Thanks!

-Ready?

-Three, two, one...

-Five seconds...

-Come on Carys.

-Three, two, one...

-Well done.

-What was the score?

-Well done. You scored 45 points.

-Well done.

-We ask questions to our guests

-but nobody asks us questions.

-Until now...

-This is a chance for the audience

-and some of Wales' rugby stars...

-..to ask us questions.

-We'll answer as honestly as we can.

-It's time for The Inquisition.

-Our first question comes from

-someone from the Rhondda.

-Where is Cathy Hardy?

-Stand up.

-Who is your question for?

-Dr Nigel.

-Dr Nigel.

-

-I like that.

-It's nothing to do with that rash,

-is it?

-What is the question?

-What can I do to turn you?

-Hang on...

-Get a pair of these.

-Let's move on.

-We also have a question from

-a friend of the programme...

-..Adam Jones.

-Nigel, a question for you.

-With scrums, why do refs have a

-totally different interpretation...

-..regarding the gap,

-bind and engagement laws?

-You ref incredibly well...

-..but with some refs, some weeks

-they want a gap, others they don't.

-Nobody likes a scrum.

-I'm sure Jiffy wants them banned.

-Can you explain it to me?

-Cheers, Nige.

-If you scrummed properly, I wouldn't

-need to do anything about them.

-You're in a feisty mood tonight.

-You've gone all superstar now

-you're the best ref in the world.

-What did you say?

-People think you're the best ref.

-People think you're the best ref.

-

-That's not what you said first.

-It's time for a break but before

-we go, take a look at this photo.

-Who is this Welsh rugby star?

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-Welcome back.

-Before the break,

-we asked who this baby is.

-Have you guessed?

-No? Here's another photo.

-Do you know now? Scott Williams?

-That's me.

-We're not just competing

-against each other in this series.

-Welsh rugby clubs will be taking

-each other on in a challenge...

-..Six Attempts for a Welshman.

-One team, two challenges.

-Here's Six Attempts for a Welshman.

-Five players will try

-to kick the ball over the posts...

-..from the 20-metre line.

-To make things more difficult...

-..every player will be spun three

-times and will be wearing a mask.

-It's one point for hitting the ball,

-three for a conversion.

-Good luck, lads!

-6 Attempts for a Welshman

-St Peters RFC, Cardiff

-Lewis Lloyd, scrum half,

-aspiring to be the next Adam Jones.

-Lincoln Plumber, wing.

-Nathan George, fat Ed Sheeran, prop.

-Jonny Marylebone, 10.

-Chris Barry, second row.

-Right to left, left, right!

-Go on!

-This way!

-Left, right, left!

-One, two, three!

-One, two, three!

-This way!

-One, two, three!

-This way! Go on, hit it!

-One, two, three.

-The second challenge is to kick

-six rugby balls over the posts...

-..starting on the halfway line...

-..and moving closer to the posts

-without stopping.

-Each successful kick

-is worth one point.

-Alex Jones, St Peters RFC.

-Go on, Al! Go on, Alex!

-Every week over the Six Nations,

-we'll try to break a record.

-An Irishman holds the record

-for the most socks worn in a minute.

-I thought we could do better.

-Here's Nigel's Exploits.

-What's your name?

-What's your name?

-

-Iwan.

-Where do you come from?

-Where do you come from?

-

-Llanelli.

-Put as many socks on as you can

-in a minute.

-Are your feet clean?

-Are your feet clean?

-

-Yes. You want them up?

-OK. Ready?

-As many as you can.

-As many as you can.

-

-What's the record?

-What's the record?

-What's the record?

-

-Good question.

-156 in one minute.

-156.

-Ready? On the whistle.

-Three, two, one.

-They're stiff!

-Rugby socks.

-Put Vas on them.

-Bit rough!

-Bit rough!

-

-Sorry!

-Twenty seconds gone.

-Six.

-Come on! Seven.

-Halfway and you have eight on.

-You have 150 to go!

-Nine.

-Come on, Carys!

-Oh, my God!

-Ten.

-Eleven. Ten seconds left.

-Twelve.

-Twelve.

-

-This is hilarious!

-Thirteen.

-Three, two...

-Useless!

-Thirteen is the total.

-You have seven on, you have six.

-Scott is the winner.

-Carys, when does the second series

-of Parch start?

-Around June,

-so the same time as last year.

-The Six Nations Championship

-is starting tomorrow.

-How do you think it'll go?

-The first game

-is the most important.

-You have to win your first game.

-Then you have a good chance

-to win the whole lot.

-I think we're the favourites,

-maybe, after the World Cup.

-If not Wales, who do you think?

-If not Wales, who do you think?

-

-It's hard to say.

-I've got a feeling

-that England will do well.

-Who do you think will win?

-Who do you think will win?

-

-I don't know.

-Like him, if Wales win

-the first game, we have a chance...

-..because we have three home games.

-But Scotland have improved...

-..and France and England

-are sure to be better.

-Italy are all over the shop, sadly.

-With teams like France,

-if they lose one or two games...

-..their heads go down.

-France start with two home games...

-..so if they win those two,

-they'll be up for it then.

-Are you going to watch

-any of the games?

-Maybe. I'm a bit useless

-with rugby, to be honest.

-Who will you be backing on Sunday?

-Ireland or Wales?

-I just want it

-to be a really good game.

-She knows that Simon

-gets a winning bonus!

-There you are, you see!

-There you are, you see!

-

-A new pair of shoes!

-And tights.

-There's a ladder in those.

-That's all for tonight.

-Thanks to our guests,

-Scott Williams and Carys Eleri.

-And of course,

-good luck to Wales on Sunday.

-Come on, boys!

-Until next week, goodbye.

-Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

-That isn't how we end.

-You know that. Christopher!

-Oh!

-Hiya, hun!

-# Come on, come on, Wales

-# It's time we raised our game

-# Come on, come on, Wales

-# Don't run out of steam

-# We want a grand slam

-# You're carrying our hopes

-# Oh, come, come, come on, Wales

-# Do this for us

-# Do this for us #

-Off! Off!

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