Episode 1 Pop Quiz: The Comeback

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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All right, that's enough. Good evening.

I'm Mike Read, and this is the return of Pop Quiz.

Yes, Pop Quiz: The Comeback!

First broadcast in 1981, now back after more than 35 years.

As a tribute to that wonderful era,

tonight's show is an '80s special, complete with six '80s pop stars.

I could probably get away with using the same questions, but we won't.

Pop Quiz, of course, was the BBC's prime-time Saturday night show,

the sort of Strictly of its day, without sequins,

except when Leeee John was on. But tonight, no sequins.

Talking of which, let's introduced tonight's guests.

A top trio of tremendous talent. From the Thompson Twins, Tom Bailey.

-Hello.

-APPLAUSE

The original queen of the beehive, Mari Wilson.

APPLAUSE

And their team captain, hoping to lead them to victory,

from Imagination, if I can read his writing,

the talented and strikingly good-looking -

yes, I can read his writing - Leee John.

CHEERING

OK, let's have a look at how they were back in the day.

# Doctor, doctor

# Can't you see I'm burning, burning

# Oh, doctor, doctor... #

# Just what I've always wanted

# Oh-oh, just what I've always

# Wanted. #

# Could it be that

# It's just an illusion

# Putting me back

# In all this confusion... #

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

-All right.

-LEEE LAUGHS

Mari, we saw you there with your famous beehive.

Someone told me your beehive was so big you had a car with a sunroof.

I had an Austin A40 with a sunroof,

and my hair could poke through. It was very handy.

And you would hear the Jaws theme as I was coming down the road.

Tom, I wondered about your altercation with Grace Jones.

Russell Harty had one. I know you had one as well, didn't you?

It wasn't an altercation,

just, the first time I met Grace, I was working in a studio

late at night, and to take a break, went into the reception area.

And a limousine arrives and out steps Grace, and of course,

she thinks I'm the night porter, so she said, you know,

"Which room am I in? Take my bags to my room."

So, you know, she's quite an imposing person, I thought,

"I'd better just behave." Took her bags, and then later,

when she tried to tip me, I said,

"No, actually, I'm one of the musicians playing in the studio."

-Should have taken the money!

-It was only 50p, I think.

LAUGHTER

Leee, you've had some outrageous outfits.

You've toned down a little for tonight, I see.

Yeah, I knew I was coming here.

I mean, this one here, look at those legs. Don't they look good?

I still got them.

But... One of them, actually, we have a track called Burning Up,

and when we were live on stage, it actually caught on fire.

And I was burning up, literally.

It was like, I called it the Green Hornet,

cos it was like a cloak, and I be going,

# I'm burning up # and I was like this, "Aargh!"

And it went on fire.

And the audience thought it was part of the show.

Up against Leee John's team, a three-pronged hit machine

featuring, from Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark,

Andy McCluskey. APPLAUSE

From Spandau Ballet, Steve Norman.

-Thank you.

-APPLAUSE

And doing her best to keep them in order,

it's not a mystery. It's Toyah.

APPLAUSE

And let's have a look at them as they were back in the 1980s.

# Enola Gay

# You should have stayed at home yesterday... #

# Oh, it can't describe

# The feeling and the way you lied... #

SAXOPHONE SOLO

# It's a mystery

# Oh, it's a mystery

# I'm still searching

# For a clue... #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Oh. All our yesterdays.

You know, songs can be very useful,

not just at bringing in royalties and letting you go out on the road

and play, but Andy and the gang once had their lives saved, I believe,

by one of your songs, didn't you, when you were touring abroad?

We did, it was quite terrifying, actually.

We were driving in this customised small American bus,

and we didn't realise that the Red Brigade terrorists

used the same type of bus.

We got surrounded, machine guns, dragged off to a police station.

Fortunately, Enola Gay had been a huge hit,

and we got out of jail by waving this magazine around

with our faces on it, going "Enola Gay, pop. Not terrorists."

It was... I mean, if it hadn't been terrifying,

it would have been funny.

But it was actually terrifying at the time!

Well, you escaped from Italy, and Stephen,

you escaped from Spain, having... I mean, you are a good sax player,

but it doesn't work out like that every night, does it?

Oh, my goodness.

So we're going back, this is about the late '80s,

and we're playing in front of the King and Queen of Spain,

and this is one of the most important gigs of my life.

I knew my future wife was going to be there, for example, watching it.

And the royalty, in front of Montjuic Palace,

the fairy lights are going, I've got a big solo,

they're buzzing, all of a sudden, there I am.

And as opposed to this really cool muted trumpet,

"the lady loves Milk Tray" kind of sound,

this machine decided to jump a step up to the next programme,

which was a harmonica tuned half a tone down,

and you can imagine how excruciatingly painful that is.

Not just to witness it, but to hear it in front of

the whole of Spain, live for the whole of Spain.

-And you're still in the band?

-Thanks for reminding me about that!

We had been talking about Duran versus Spandau,

-the rematch, haven't we?

-We have. Yes.

Well, I mean, not a lot of people know that

they were a little bit liberal with the truth.

-What you're saying is they cheated?

-They did.

Toyah, you've been a bit of a wild child as well.

Adam Ant swung from a chandelier in a video,

but you actually did it for real.

Apparently, I did it for real in a hotel in Manchester,

and I now have a lifetime ban from the hotel.

We'd just played Manchester Apollo and it was just a fantastic concert,

and the thing is, you've then got all night at a hotel.

You never go to sleep, you're just revved up,

so by five in the morning, we were being chased around the hotel,

five in the morning, by the security,

cos we'd already stolen a life-size zebra and put it on the tour bus.

And I thought, "I'm not going to go in the lift,

"I'm not going to go down the stairs,

"I'm going to get down to the reception by chandelier."

And I dived off this balcony and I hung on to the chandelier.

-You're not staying there tonight, are you?

-No, I'm banned!

Just checking.

Tonight's show, as you may have spotted, is an '80s extravaganza,

so all the questions will be from that era.

Give me a correct answer and I will give you a point.

I once gave Meat Loaf a bonus point,

for which he thanked me in his own tender way.

If everyone's ready, time to get your '80s brains and lips in gear.

Let's play Pop Quiz.

APPLAUSE

# Pop quiz! #

OK, Round One. I'll play you a few seconds from the start of a song.

You have to name it. Better known as the intros round.

I want to know the track and the original artist. A point for each.

It's an individual round, so no conferring.

OK, so, Tom, yours is first. Here comes your intro.

PULSING SYNTHESIZER RIFF

Smalltown Boy. It's Smalltown Boy.

-By?

-Bronski Beat.

Is the right answer, yes. Well done.

APPLAUSE DROWNS SPEECH

OK, so let's go over to the other team,

and, Andy, here comes your intro.

DRUMS CRASH AND SYNTHESIZER PLAYS

OK, Andy. Any ideas?

Is it Prince?

-GROANS FROM AUDIENCE

-No? No.

If it's not electronic, I haven't a clue.

I won't give you a point, but I'll pass you over. Do you know?

-Easy Lover.

-It's Easy Lover. Yes, Phil Bailey.

-And Phil Collins!

-You mean Phil Collins?!

Phil Collins and Phil Bailey.

-Oh, yes. Philip Bailey from Earth, Wind and Fire.

-They did it together.

Yeah. Can I just go now, cos I'm not going to score any?

LAUGHTER

It is, in fact, yes, Easy Lover, Phil Bailey, Phil Collins.

And back to your team. And, Mari, here comes your intro.

MID-TEMPO PERCUSSION AND SYNTHS

HE HUMS

THEY SING

I've got no idea. I have to be honest.

Oh, Leee's in the groove, he's in the groove.

HE SINGS It's coming to him.

But it's not his question, so it's irrelevant!

LAUGHTER

I can throw it over.

We think it's Bananarama.

And...

-You don't get a point. Just for the kudos, this.

-Oh, OK.

I can tell you a funny story about Bananarama.

LAUGHTER

-It's the only way I'm going to get any points.

-OK.

We did a charity show two weeks ago with them,

and the guy doing the monitors came up to me and I said,

"I don't like these, can I change them?

"But have Bananarama already sound checked?"

And he went, "I thought you WERE Bananarama."

LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

Well, looking forward to your new album, then, Andy!

LAUGHTER

No points for that, but I can, in fact, reveal it is Cruel Summer.

-Cruel Summer!

-Cruel Summer!

OK. Over to Toyah's team, and Steve, here's your intro.

UPBEAT PIANO AND HORNS PLAY

Wow.

Oh, my goodness. It's a...

Is it Kid Creole And The Coconuts?

AUDIENCE: Yes.

It is? But I don't know what it's called.

-Can I... Can I mime?

-We'll give you one for the artist.

Bawk-bawk-bawk.

Doesn't make that sound. That's a chicken!

I'm sitting on a windowsill.

If you want to help, I wouldn't do the mime.

LAUGHTER

Sit on your stool.

It's an individual question, of course...

LAUGHTER

-Any ideas?

-Pigeon.

LAUGHTER

-What?

-No pigeons or stools involved in this one.

I'm A Wonderful Thing, Baby.

Oh!

OK. Over to Leee's team.

Leee, your intro coming up. Here it is.

UPBEAT DRUMS AND GUITAR RIFF

Abracadabra...

# Abra, cada, cadabra...

# I wanna reach out and grab ya. #

That's it? That's it?

AUDIENCE: Yeah.

-It is, it is.

-By?

-Steve...

-Steve Miller.

-Miller.

OK, and just tell me the title of the track.

And we need a long version there.

Abracadabra.

Is the right answer for the points, yes. Well done.

APPLAUSE

All right. So, finally in this round, over to Toyah.

Toyah, here comes yours.

DISCO DRUMS AND SYNTH RIFF

Is it Eddie Grant? Electric Avenue?

It is!

APPLAUSE

So, the end of that round, Andy, Toyah and Steve are on three,

and Mari, Leee and Tom are on four.

APPLAUSE

# Pop quiz! #

Now time to look at some more famous faces

for the game we call Face Swap.

In this round, you need to work as a team this time.

I'm going to show you a face made up of three different '80s artists.

You get a point for each person you can identify.

Leee's team, here comes your face.

-There we are.

-OK.

-A rather attractive face. Who is it?

Look at the top part, look at the hair.

There's a 'tache there, as well.

The eyes may be a clue.

We're thinking the hair is David Bowie, aren't we?

Is David Bowie.

Annie Lennox, and Lionel Ritchie.

Let's have a look at the hair, and see whether it is David Bowie.

-Ah, yes.

-Yes, it is.

APPLAUSE

It's tricky, cos he had so many hairstyles, really, didn't he?

So, number two, you're going for...?

-Annie Lennox.

-Annie Lennox.

Let's have a look and see whether they are indeed Annie Lennox's eyes.

-Hooray!

-Yes.

APPLAUSE

And the chin, whose chin?

Lionel Richie.

Yes, it is. APPLAUSE

-Yeah!

-Well done.

What a group that would have made! So you get all the points.

Fantastic.

Are you ready, Toyah's team,

to take a look at your fabulous '80s college?

-Not related to any of you, this person, I don't think.

-Oh, my!

-Oh, God.

-It looks like a very ugly woman, at this point.

-It could be a lady or a bloke.

-A bloke, absolutely.

-It could be...

-With that little flick fringe,

-you really believe that would be a bloke?

-There's a guy in there.

It's not Kim Wilde, is it? No. It's not Kim Wilde's hair?

-Oh.

-She doesn't have that tattoo, that's for sure.

-No.

No, just the hair.

OK, so we could have Kim Wilde,

we could have... Who's that lovely Welsh singer that...

-Bonnie Tyler?

-Bonnie Tyler.

I think it may be more Bonnie than Kim.

I think it's more Bonnie, cos Kim was really...

I've heard the name bandied around.

Kim was platinum blonde and incredibly sexy,

and Bonnie was a little bit more family, so shall we go for Bonnie?

You're saying Bonnie Tyler?

-Yes.

-Let's have a look.

Ohhh!

-Well played, excellent.

-Well done.

-APPLAUSE

Excellent. Well done. OK.

It is Bonnie Tyler's hair, indeed. Now, the eyes, the eyes.

What do we think about the eyes?

I think that's Kevin Rowland, Dexys Midnight Runners.

You think Kevin Rowland's eyes?

-OK.

-OK, let's have a look.

Oh, no!

-Oh, my God.

-No! No, come on.

Oh. Well-known Dexys frontman Simon Le Bon!

How could you make Simon Le Bon's eyes so unsexy?

LAUGHTER

-You did on purpose, didn't you?

-Just put Bonnie Tyler's wig on him!

LAUGHTER

And this other person's chin underneath, and their mouth.

Can we just go for the tattoo?

We've got a much better chance with the tattoo.

-That's...

-Well, the tattoo might give you a clue.

-Oh!

-It's Billy Idol.

-BOTH: Billy Idol!

That's it. The tat. It's his tat.

Let's have a look. Is it, in fact, Billy Idol?

It's his tat, yeah.

-Result!

-Yeah!

-Well done.

APPLAUSE

Salvaged. Well done.

Fantastic.

At the end of that round, we are faced with the following scores.

Andy, Toyah and Steve are on five points.

Mari, Leee and Tom are on seven points.

APPLAUSE

# Pop Quiz! #

OK, into Round Three we go.

As well as being a great era musically,

the '80s also produced some amazing lyrics.

Who can forget those great words

that could have been written by Shakespeare himself,

"Agadoo, doo, doo, shake pineapple..."

whatever it was? LAUGHTER

Quite simply, in this round, I'm going to show you some lyrics.

All you have to do is name the song.

You get two points for a right answer.

If you're struggling, you can ask for a clue,

but it will cost you a point.

Tom, time to word up, as they said in Cameo. Take a look at this.

I'm lost on this one.

Can I take a clue?

-It will cost your point if I give you a clue.

-Let's go for a clue.

A clue. OK.

I once auctioned something conical of hers.

LAUGHTER

Oh, it's a she.

-Madonna. Madonna.

-It is Madonna.

-The track?

Don't preach, Papa Don't Preach.

For some reason, just thought of Papa Don't Preach.

Papa Don't Preach is the right answer.

APPLAUSE

# But my friends keep telling me to give it up

# Saying I'm too young, I ought to live it up. #

Amazing. All that musicality,

I mention a conical bra, and they get it.

LAUGHTER

Extraordinary. Right. OK, Andy, here come your lyrics.

Would you like to marry me?

And if you like, you can buy the ring.

Would you like to marry me? And if you like,

-you can buy the ring.

-Do you want a clue? Cost you a point.

I'm going to have to have a clue, yeah.

OK. The front man has been on this programme.

Oh, that really narrows it down(!)

If somebody were to tell me was Nick Heyward, I'd say Nick Heyward,

but I don't think it is.

-No, it was the Smiths, and William, It Was Really Nothing.

-Oh!

# Would you like to marry me?

# And if you like, you can buy the ring. #

Oh, God! NOW I can sing it.

OK, on we go. And, Mari, take a look at these lyrics.

LAUGHTER

I bought it in Primrose Hill from a bloke from Brazil.

It's the metre. I'm reading it in a different metre there.

If I read it in the right metre, you'd get it.

I think we'll have to go for a clue, yeah, yeah.

I'll put the stress in it.

I bought it in Primrose Hill, from a bloke from Brazil.

Ha-ha ha-ha.

It's difficult to say without singing it.

Is it... Is it Madness?

Hm...

SHE HUMS

-Baggy Trousers.

-Baggy Trousers?

-AUDIENCE: No!

-No, hold on, hold on.

No, no, it's, it's...

# I've been driving in my car.

-# It's not a Jaguar. #

-SHE HUMS

Which one are you going for?

-Which one you going for?

-What is it?

-C...c...c...

-So what's the answer?

-What's the title of the song?

-What's the title of the song?

The one you've just sung. What's the title of it?

THEY HUM

Is it Driving In My Car?

-It is Driving In My Car.

-It is!

# I bought it in Primrose Hill

# From a bloke from Brazil. #

HE SIGHS

-I'll go for a lie down.

-Painful, that one.

LAUGHTER

Steve, take a look at these lyrics, OK?

# In my life

# Heartache and pain

# I don't know

# Face it again. #

HE CONTINUES TO SING THE TUNE

I Want To Know What Love Is, Foreigner.

APPLAUSE Absolutely right. Here it comes.

# In my life

# There's been heartache and pain. #

Thank you for that one.

Well done. I Want To Know What Love is, Foreigner.

And, Leee, your lyrics on the way.

# All I know is that to me... #

All I know...

I need a...

# Open up...

# Up... Open up... #

It's that...

HE HUMS

Go on, you're there, you're there, I can feel you boiling.

I'm feeling it, feeling it! Oh!

Lord knows I'm feelin' it!

# All I know is that to me... #

-You're BURNING up.

-Do you want me to give you a clue?

-TOYAH:

-We know.

-We do know.

-We know.

-We'll sing it for you.

We'll mime it for you.

I may need a clue.

OK, without giving it away, sing it for him without giving it away.

# You spin me right round, baby, right round... #

LAUGHTER

APPLAUSE

I'd say much too subtle for me!

LAUGHTER

You Spin Me Round, Dead Or Alive.

# All I know is that to me

# You look like you're having fun

# Open up your loving arms

# Watch out, here I come. #

Great. First number one for Stock Aitken Waterman.

Right, Toyah, here come your lyrics.

Oh, well, it's Frankie goes to Hollywood.

The Power Of Love.

-Yes!

-Well done.

APPLAUSE

# I'll protect you from the hooded claw... #

I still had to think about it!

# Keep the vampires from your door. #

At the end of that round, we have Toyah's team,

that's Andy, Toyah and Steve, on nine,

Mari, Leee and Tom, Leee's team, also on nine.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

# Pop Quiz! #

We move on to Round Four. This is called Which Year?

There is a clue in the title, of course.

I'm going to show each team a compilation of three music videos

that all charted in the same year.

When you've seen the compilation,

I want to know the name of each track and the year,

starting with Leee's team.

Three songs, point for each, and a point for the year.

Here they come.

# I resolve to call her up

# 1,000 times a day. #

# You hear laughter

# Cracking through the walls

# It sends you spinning. #

COMIC SYNTHESIZER RIFF

Well, we think the first one might be

Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic, by The Police.

Spot on, Tom, yes, it is. Well done.

There they are in Montserrat.

And the second might have been Siouxsie singing Christine.

No, do you want to go for the third one?

Tweets.

-The Birdie Song.

-The Birdie Song.

-It's only the songs we want.

-It's the Birdie Song.

-Yes, the Birdie Song, yeah.

-The Birdie Song is the third one.

-She said, so proudly!

-"The Birdie Song, I know!"

-LAUGHTER

-"I know my stuff!"

-You bought it!

LAUGHTER

So we have two out of three, there.

-The second one, I can tell you, was Spellbound.

-Spellbound.

Siouxsie And The Banshees, Spellbound.

But what was the year? So you got two points.

For a third point, what was the year?

-'81.

-81 is spot on, Leeee. Well done.

-APPLAUSE

-Where did you get that?

-I was on Top Of The Pops with them.

-Well done.

You know that because that was the year the Birdie Song came out?

No, because we were on Top Of The Pops with Siouxsie!

Boom-boom!

So, to Toyah's team. Your compilation, three songs.

# Oh oh-oh oh-oh ohhh oh-ohhh

# Oh oh-oh oh-oh ohhh... #

# Needless to say

# I'm odds and ends

# But I'll be... #

# Oh, how you brought me down

# Down, down... #

-OK.

-We've got two. We've got two. We just don't know the first one.

-Well, we got the last one. Frankie.

-You've got...?

Frankie, the last video...

-OK.

-..as a song.

The first one, I'm clueless. Did you have anything?

-No, I have no idea.

-No idea.

-The middle one... A-ha.

-Take On Me.

-Take On Me.

OK. The first one you didn't get is Tarzan Boy, Baltimora.

-Did you know that?

-OK.

-Sorry, Tarzan Boy.

A big Roadshow favourite, that one.

The second one you did get,

which was A-ha - Take On Me, of course.

The third one... Absolutely right again.

Frankie, Sister Sledge.

OK, so, for the final point, the year.

Do you think it's '84 rather than '83?

Well, it's definitely middle '80s, not early. But... '83 or '84.

-You want to toss a coin?

-Eh...

How "mid" are you going to go?

-'84.

-'84, then.

-The boss says '84.

-We're going to try '84.

-You should have gone more mid. It's '85, but very close.

-Oh!

Very close. So, at the end of that round,

we have Andy, Toyah and Steve -

Toyah's team - on 11,

Mari, Leee and Tom -

Leee's team - on 12.

APPLAUSE

# Pop Quiz! #

As we lurch into Round Five, we're going to show you some album covers.

You need to tell me the name of the album and the group who released it.

I'm going to show you a very small section for three points.

If I have to enlarge it for you, then you're down to two points.

Enlarge it even more, you're down to one point.

So here comes your small bit.

OK, so this is Leee's team.

There's an ear for you and an earring.

Do you think you know it for three points?

-You want the album title?

-You need the title as well.

THEY WHISPER

You lose everything if you give a wrong answer to the album title,

so be very careful.

OK, I think you know who it is, but what's the title?

-It's Wham!, definitely.

-Yeah, I need both.

-You need the artist and the album.

-Young Guns?

-Go for it.

-Young Guns?

OK.

Or I can expand it for you.

It's not going to change your life, but, I mean, you know...

LAUGHTER

Oh, it's... Um...

No. Er...

-Young Guns...

-Go for it.

-Go for it.

-Young Guns Go For It.

Is that the one you're saying?

-Shall we go for it?

-You're the boss.

You're saying it's Wham!, and you're saying...

Young Guns Go For It.

You're not right. Let's reveal it. Let's have a look.

It is actually Wham!...

Fantastic.

It's like a second-hand vinyl store here. There we are. There it is.

Wham! and Fantastic.

OK. We'll be selling these afterwards, of course.

Right, over to Toyah's team for your little bit of an album,

and here it comes.

Three points if you get it on this.

Oh, my goodness!

You had an ear on the last one. You've got an eye on this one.

-Oh, oh, oh!

-Yes!

This brilliant young man has got it.

Yeah. I think we should go all in and crash or burn.

Human League - Dare.

-You're saying The Human League and Dare.

-Yeah.

Let's have a look, see if it is.

Indeed it is. Well done. Well done, yes.

APPLAUSE

And here it is.

-Steve, I think you should have that for a great effort.

-That's great.

Thank you very much indeed.

-APPLAUSE

-Great band.

Well done. So, the scores at the end of that round are...

Leee's team -

that's Mari, Leee and Tom - on 12,

and Toyah's team -

Andy, Toyah and Steve - on 14.

APPLAUSE

# Pop quiz! #

And so into our final round.

Here's the Quickfire Round.

International rules of TV state

that, to increase the dynamic tension,

the studio lights have to be dimmed rather, so we'll do that.

-I hope you can all still see. AUDIENCE:

-Ooh!

Fingers on the buzzers. One point for a correct answer.

Get it wrong, I'll throw it over to the other team.

First, let's hear your buzzers.

Leee's team, this is what yours sounds like.

# Body talk! #

And Toyah's.

# It's a mystery! #

Yeah!

And, of course, they'll be buzzing

just to hear their own song being played. We know that.

Right, here we go, then. Fingers on the buzzers.

What is the title of The Smiths' debut album?

# It's a mystery! # Yes, Steve?

Is it The Queen Is Dead?

No, it was wasn't. Throw it over for one?

This...Charming Man?

Much... Much deliberation.

It was actually called The Smiths.

Right.

Who had a hit in '83 with Rat Rapping?

# It's a mystery! # Yes, Toyah.

Roland Rat?

Roland Rat, yes! Absolutely. Well done.

I shouldn't know it, but I do!

APPLAUSE

Your specialist subject.

Name the chart-topping male duo from Bushey in Hertfordshire.

# It's a mystery! # Yes, Steve?

Wham!

Wham! is the right answer, yes.

Whose 1985 album was called Songs From The Big Chair?

# It's a mystery! # Yes, Steve?

Tears for Fears.

-It was Tears For Fears. Right answer.

-On a roll.

The '80s expert!

And finally...

who won Best Female Singer in both the '81 and '82

Smash Hits readers' poll?

# It's a mystery! # Yes, Steve?

Madonna.

No, she didn't. I can throw it over.

-Kim Wilde.

-No, it wasn't.

-Kate Bush?

-Kate Bush?

-It was...

-Toyah.

-Toyah!

-No way!

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# Body talk! #

Oh, my God!

# Body talk! #

# Pop Quiz! #

No-one told me!

That very subtle sound tells me that I'm out of time in the game

and that it's the end of the show.

I can tell you that, in the lead

and winning tonight's show...

Steve, Andy and Toyah -

it's Toyah's team!

Yeah!

# Celebrate good times Come on! #

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Well, it's been a fantastic nostalgia trip.

We've relived some great times and shuddered at some of our fashions.

All that remains is for me to thank our wonderful guests.

They are Leee's team - Mari Wilson...

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..Tom Bailey...

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..and Leee John!

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And they faced the might of Andy McCluskey...

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..Steve Norman...

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..and their leader, Toyah Wilcox!

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And, as is the tradition with Pop Quiz,

we finish the show with a pop video.

Tonight, I've chosen a really good one.

This is David Bowie, and Let's Dance.

I've been Mike Read.

This has been Pop Quiz: The Comeback! Goodnight.

-CHEERING

-# Let's dance

# Put on your red shoes and dance the blues

# Let's dance

# To the song they're playing on the radio

# Let's sway

# While colour lights up your face

# Let's sway

# Sway through the crowd to an empty space... #