Episode 2 Pop Quiz: The Comeback

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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

Yes, you've all been frozen in time, as you can see.

Smaller hair, no shoulder pads,

probably no more idea about the answers

than we had back in the day either.

The first episode of Pop Quiz was broadcast at 6.15, Saturday,

4th of July, 1981,

and featured one of tonight's guests.

35 years later, and the show is back for a special '80s edition.

Tonight we're fielding six pop icons, some of the most

memorable musicians from an era that defined a generation.

They're still touring, they're still recording,

and they're still doing Pop Quiz, so let's meet them.

From Haircut 100, it's Nick Heyward.

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And from Bucks Fizz, Cheryl Baker.

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And sandwiched between them, one half of soul/funk duo Linx,

their skipper, David Grant.

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Let's have a look at them in all their '80s glory.

# Fantastic day today

# Fantastic day... #

# Run for the sun, little one

# You're an outlaw once again

# Time to change, Superman

# He'll be with us while he can... #

# Intuition

# Intuition

# Intuition... #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

They've barely changed.

I remember Duran Duran flying in to do Top Of The Pops once

in a helicopter, and landed at TV Centre.

You wouldn't be allowed to do that now,

but, Nick, I think you came to Top Of The Pops once in an aeroplane.

Yeah, they said, "We're going to have to fly you to Top Of The Pops."

So, we thought, "Private jet," you know.

And we got there, and there was, like, seven of us, and we all...

And it was like a Cessna, one of those little four-seater things,

and the pilot was, erm...

Well, he was drunk.

No other word for it, and he had a bottle of Scotch down by his feet,

and he was swigging Scotch, and I remember thinking,

"This is not what I'd expected, really."

The private jet, the glamour...

Cheryl, a few acrobatics from you there,

but you once played the part of a fairy.

That's not Nick, no, that's you, definitely. Er, yes.

Was that just for fun or a fancy dress party?

No. Do you know, the BBC used to have a costume department, and they

made our costumes, made that for me, and said, "So you want to fly?

"D'you you want us to put you on wires for Land Of Make Believe?"

And I went, "Yes!" So they did. I thought it was hilarious.

I was doing the routine in the air, I loved it.

It was just in the glory days of the BBC.

Did you test the wires first, just to make sure?

I shouldn't think so for a minute, no!

David, you've been on before and you were on with a legend.

I was. I remember the very first time I did Pop Quiz.

You know, I'd had a few hits and met a few people, and there I was,

walking into the studio, and Cliff Richard bumped into me!

I was like, "Hello!" And he went, "Hi!"

It was like, "Whoa! This is Cliff Richard!"

And then I thought, "I wonder if I'll see him again,"

and they sat me beside him.

So I was trying to be really cool, like...

Cos I'd been watching him since I was born, you know,

it's like, Cliff Richard, and it was just amazing.

-Well, look at your face.

-Yes, I am looking kind of like...

"That's Cliff Richard!"

-And Rick Parfitt!

-He looks like he's beating Rick Parfitt up there!

"Take that, Rick!"

-Kung fu on Rick.

-"Leave David Grant alone!"

And their opponents are a triple whammy of '80s superstars.

We have, from The Beat, Ranking Roger.

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And squaring up against her

band-mate from Bucks Fizz is Jay Aston.

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And between them, holding the team together, is their team captain,

from T'Pau, Carol Decker.

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And let's have a look at them from the archives as we go down

Memory Lane to the 1980s.

# The mirror in the bathroom I just can't stop it

# Every Saturday you see me window shopping

# Find no interest in the racks and shelves

# Just 10,000 reflections of my own sweet self, self, self, self... #

# You gotta turn it off

# And then you gotta pull it out

# You gotta be sure that it's something

# Everybody's going to talk about... #

# Don't push too far

# Your dreams are china in your hand

# Don't wish too hard because they may come true

# And you can't help them... #

APPLAUSE

You've got to admit it, a few classics there, and Roger,

you did that, I remember, at a very famous club, didn't you, that video?

We did, we did it in a club in Birmingham called The Rum Runner,

and it belonged to Duran Duran, believe it or not,

and we were kind of arch enemies at the time because they were

the New Romantics, if you like, and we were the ska stars,

or "ska-sters," and they put us out of business, but anyway,

you know, we used their nightclub to make the video and it was a classic.

Jay, your skirt-ripping thing, was that an accident or was it a

commercial design, where they said, "That'll be a clever thing to do?"

We didn't design it. It was kind of a compromise.

Cheryl wanted to wear the long ones, long skirts, and I wanted the

mini-skirts, because I thought it would win us a few more points.

-And thank heavens for Velcro!

-Absolutely.

Well, it worked, whatever it was.

And, Carol, I mean, your name, T'Pau, came from Star Trek,

but surely you're not a Trekkie, are you?

Not a Trekkie, but I did sort of use to watch it if it was on,

and, er, we had the album, Bridge Of Spies, in the can,

but we didn't have a name for the band,

and every time we sat down to try and decide we could never agree.

So I heard this word in this episode,

"T'Pau, T'Pau, T'Pau," I really liked the word.

And it's the one the band hated the least,

and we were in a rush, so...

LAUGHTER

We have to point out that you have broken your arm,

so the arm wrestling round is going to be a real struggle for you.

I know! And I so would have won.

I so would have kicked everybody, but, you know, what can you say?

OK, Round One coming up, and it is the '80s.

As they say, if you remember it, you weren't there!

Of course, there are points, but there'll be also extra points

for sycophancy, bribery and corruption.

So, if everyone's ready,

let's put your '80s musical memories to the test.

Let's play Pop Quiz.

OK, we're kicking off with the Intros Round.

I'll play each of you the opening few seconds from an '80s hit.

Your job is to simply name the track

and the original artist for a point each.

Individual round, so no conferring, and, Nick, you are underway first.

OK, here comes yours.

FUNKY DISCO TRACK PLAYS

It sounds like me at home.

LAUGHTER

-It could be.

-Erm, I haven't got a clue!

-You probably heard it.

-I could sing over it, I could make something up,

it sounded like a good backing track. It was nice.

God, wow, what is that?

Yeah, anyone?

Is it D.I.S.C.O?

-By...?

-Can't remember!

Do we split the point, if you get the artist...?

-Go on, then.

-Ottawan.

Ottawan, OK, one point each. It's a good start.

I do not know that song. How weird that I don't know that!

Nobody will admit to dancing to it, of course.

We go over to the other team now, and Ranking Roger, here's yours.

SYNTH POP TRACK PLAYS

Sounds like Soft Cell, but I know it's not.

You've probably danced to it a few times.

I can't say that I know that one, who it is.

-OK, we'll whizz it over. Anybody? Bonus point?

-Yazoo?

And?

# Da-da-da-da-da... #

-# Ding-ding-ding-ding-ding-ding. #

-# We all need... #

-Divine Inspiration?

-Divine Inspiration?

-No.

-Ah!

-Page In Your Diary?

-Nobody's Diary.

I'll give you another point each

just to get you settled in there, OK?

You can have a point each.

APPLAUSE

OK, back over to David's team, and, Cheryl, take a look at this.

PULSING SYNTHESIZER PLAYS

-Full of knowledge, bursting to get out, look, there it is.

-Shut up!

-You know them?

-Yeah.

Oh, it's "them." OK, it's not "him," then.

LAUGHTER

-Oh, blimey.

-Shall I give you a small clue?

-Yes, please!

It can be a large clue if you like.

You used to go for curries with them.

Not that you remember that, of course!

I'm going to throw it over. Oh, you're looking confident.

Well, I know the band, but I can't actually remember the song.

-Human League.

-It is the Human League.

-Course it is!

-Did you or did you not go for curries with them?

-Yeah, we did.

-But Nick knows the song.

-Oh, do I?

LAUGHTER

-What's the song?

-Love Action.

-Love Action.

Love Action, OK. Point each, then.

APPLAUSE

They're playing by their own rules, of course. Jay, here comes yours.

POP-REGGAE TRACK PLAYS

"Gosh, wish I'd got that one, Mike, and not Jay!"

Down Under.

-By...?

-Erm... Oh, my God, the Australian band.

I can skip the whole thing and just give you a point each!

Yeah, go on, cos we know who it's by!

-Yeah.

-Down Under. The...

-The...

-Something like work.

That's exactly it, you're close.

-Something work.

-Getting warmer.

-Go on, OK.

-Men At Work.

-Men At Work, sorry!

-OK, Men At Work.

APPLAUSE

Yeah, so it will be a point each, then.

LAUGHTER

-Snap!

-That's the way it goes. OK, David, here comes yours.

SKA MUSIC PLAYS

LAUGHTER

-Roger was like, "Why didn't he give that one to me?"

-Exactly, yeah.

-JAY:

-Oh, you know that?

-Oh, yeah.

Give me a clue. Go on, give me a clue.

I never had curry with him, did I?

OK. Well, you don't have to do anything to get the answer.

Oh!

-No. I know I'm going to be kicking myself.

-Black-and-white, really.

HE DRUMS HIS FINGERS

-No.

-Throw it over.

Do Nothing by The Specials.

Do Nothing by The Specials, bonus point, Roger. Very good.

Very good.

OK, Carol, here comes your specific question.

FUNK MUSIC PLAYS

Candy Girl.

-By? Yes.

-I want to say Jackson 5 or Michael Jackson.

No, the singer was married to somebody very famous, though.

# Candy girl! #

Throw it over for the band.

-New Edition.

-New Edition is right. One point each.

It won't always be like that.

At the end of that round, David's team on five, Carol's team on six.

-CAROL'S TEAM:

-Oh!

OK, round two is Face Swap.

No '80s pop quiz, of course, would be complete without

a look back at the great fashion of the time.

Eat your heart out, Ralph Lauren, we had Mr Byrite,

we had Man At C&A and we had...

Midge Ure.

LAUGHTER

Keeping one step ahead of the fashion police.

Or maybe one step behind, I don't know.

We're going on to round two, a team round.

We've all done it on our phones where you faceswapped.

We've done a sort of triple faith swap.

We're going to show a face made up of three different '80s artists.

You get a point for each person you can identify.

So there's a top bit, a middle bit and a bottom bit.

So, David's team, here is your '80s composite face.

Nick, Cheryl and David,

have a look at that very attractive person there.

Who do you think the hair might be for a start?

-The hair?

-The eyes are definitely Phil Collins.

-You think so?

-The eyes are who?

-Phil Collins.

He's very attractive.

I'm not an eye person, I'm a mouth person.

You think you might know the mouth?

We think the mouth is Morrissey.

-OK, you think you might have the mouth.

-Yeah.

OK, what about the rest of it?

-The hair!

-Any ideas?

It looks a bit like Jay Aston.

I beg your pardon!

LAUGHTER

Mine was bigger than that, darling.

-It is big hair.

-Oh, I know.

-Oh, it's not Tina Turner, is it?

-Yeah, Bonnie Tyler.

-That's Bonnie Tyler's hair.

-We think the hair's Bonnie Tyler.

-Bonnie Tyler's hair.

Let's have a look and see if it is in fact Bonnie Tyler's hair.

-THEY GROAN

-I said... I said Tina Turner.

-Did you?

-Oh, no.

-You didn't say it to us.

-I said Tina Turner.

-Didn't I say Tina Turner?

-You did.

-I did.

-It is Tina Turner in a Bonnie Tyler wig.

-But you should've said it to us!

-I said it to everyone, to the world.

OK, let's get on to the eyes then.

Nick is quite confident that they belong to Phil Collins.

Phil Collins. Let's have a look and see

whether they are in fact Phil Collins's eyes.

And Nick is right. Here it comes.

-Yeah!

-Come on!

Wow!

We think nose and mouth, Morrissey.

OK, let's see if it is Morrissey.

-Yes!

-Yes.

-Fantastic.

-Yes!

-Well done, you!

-I'm good on mouths.

-You are. You rocked it.

So two points out of three, well done. Well done.

OK, your face swap is coming up, Roger, Carol and Jay.

Top bit, middle bit and a bottom bit. Who is this '80s composite?

Very quite a wide face there.

-That is George Michael's eyes.

-OK.

-Any ideas?

-We know the mouth. Roger thinks he has got the eyes.

-The hair...

-You've got somebody?

I think the darkest haired in Bananarama was Keren.

You think you know for the hair?

-The eyes, what do you think?

-I know the mouth.

-You know the mouth.

-We know the mouth.

I think the eyes are George Michael's.

-Who do you think?

-George Michael.

-Let's go through them one by one.

-So the first bit, you think, for the hair?

-That hairdo...

-Lisa Stansfield, possibly?

-Possibly.

-You're going for what?

Possibly Lisa Stansfield for the hair?

-Van Halen?

-Lisa Stanfield!

Put your other ear piece in.

You're wrong either way. Let's have a look and see who the hair is.

-I know that hair, I can't....

-THEY GASP

-I would never have guessed that, cos I love Kate.

-It is Kate Bush.

Kate Bush, so no points there.

-You went, I think, Roger, George Michael for the eyes?

-Yes.

Are they George Michael's eyes?

-Yay.

-Yeah, George Michael's eyes.

-Well done.

Well done.

-You know the mouth?

-We know the mouth.

-Madonna.

-That's Madonna.

OK, Madonna's chin, Madonna's lips, Madonna's teeth.

-Know that beauty spot anywhere.

-Yeah.

Let's see whether... Yes.

Well done. At the end of that round,

David's team on seven points and Carol's team on eight points.

And now it's time for the famous lyric round,

the fence on which many famous have fallen in the past.

I'm going to show you some lyrics and you need to name the song.

Two points for a correct answer.

If you're struggling, I can give you a clue,

but it will cost you a point.

Nick, take a look at these lyrics.

-That's Madonna, isn't it?

-No, no, no...

-Oh, hold on, hold on.

And now you tell me you're having my baby,

I'll tell you that I'm happy if you want me to.

-Do you want a clue?

-I can sing it, but...

Well, sing it if you like. Yeah.

# And now you tell me that you're having my baby

# I'll tell you that...

# And I'll tell you that I'm happy if you want me to. #

-That is George.

-Yes.

-That's George Michael.

-Yeah.

Oh, no, Wham!

Yes, and the song?

-We're not conferring.

-I'll give you a clue, do you want a clue?

Yeah, OK, I'll have a clue.

It'll cost you a point, though.

Kept off number one by Band Aid in 1984.

Oh, Everything She Wants.

Yes. Is the right answer, well done.

-Everything She Wants.

-Yeah, yeah.

-That was a big clue.

-OK, let's have a listen to it.

# And now you tell me that you're having my baby

# I'll tell you that I'm happy if you want me to. #

-Sheer relief, ain't it? Sheer relief.

-Absolutely.

Fantastic. Let's go over to the other team.

How do you know the name of my new album?

And, Roger, here's your lyric.

Oh, what?! That sounds pretty real to me.

LAUGHTER

-Yep.

-I would like a bit of help on this one.

She's from a very famous musical family.

American musical family.

Janet Jackson.

Song? What's the song?

Your only on one point, because I gave you a clue.

They conferred a lot, I think we should be able to chat a bit.

-We didn't confer!

-We didn't confer!

We simply sang to one another gently.

A lot of whispering going on...

No, no. Gentle encouragement.

All very good, but, Roger, have you got a title?

-I haven't got a title, no.

-You haven't got a title, OK.

I will reveal all after we've heard it. Here it is.

# Now it seems your dancing feet

# Are always on my couch

# Good thing I cook or else we'd starve to death. #

What have you done for me lately?

# What have you done for me lately? #

Well mimed to you by David as well. Go on, give us a verse.

BOTH: # Ooh, ooh, ooh, yeah. #

LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

No extra points, but jolly good fun.

Right, Cheryl, here comes your lyric.

I know it, don't I? I do.

Of course I know it. What is it?

I find it kind of funny I find it kind of sad

The dreams in which I'm dying Are the best I've ever had.

SHE HUMS

Bad, Sad, Bad World. Bad World. World.

-Bad World. Sad World.

-What kind of world?

-Mad?

-Mad word.

-CAROL GASPS

-Mad World!

-What?

I know it rhymes with ad.

-Mad World.

-You're absolutely right, it is Mad World.

Did you see? Such a cheat!

# And I find it kind of funny

# I find it kind of sad

# The dreams in which I'm dying

# Are the best I've ever had. #

Struggling to two points there, Cheryl,

but you got there nevertheless.

OK, Jay, can you do as well? Here is your lyric.

Oh.

-Hm.

-Do you want a clue?

Yeah, I need a clue.

Went to number one when it was reissued.

-1991.

-Oh, dear.

Why can't I cheat like David Grant did?

-LAUGHTER

-Yeah, can we cheat like they did?

-Any ideas of the answer? No?

-I don't know it.

I'm going to have to tell you that it is this.

# It's always tease, tease, tease

# You're happy when I'm on my knees. #

There we are, Should I Stay Or Should I Go,

from The Clash.

Everyone is bursting to tell you the answer.

No points. Sorry about that. But, David, here comes yours.

We can't even cheat now, we don't know it.

# But if it wasn't for your misfortune... #

Anything stirring in there?

-No, nothing.

-Clue?

-Yes, please.

-OK, down to one point.

The clue - still the UK's biggest ever selling 12-inch single.

-HE GASPS

-Oh, that's got to be New Order.

Blue Monday.

Is the right answer.

# But if it wasn't for your misfortune

# I'd be a heavenly person today. #

So one point there with the clue - Blue Monday, New Order. Well done.

And, finally in this round, Carol, your lyric.

Well, that's got to be...

And I did a gig with her three weeks ago and I broke my arm...

-AUDIENCE:

-Aw!

-Bonnie Tyler.

-And the song?

-And...

I've forgotten the title!

No, you haven't. No, you haven't.

# Always in the dark, livin' in a powder keg, givin' off sparks... #

It's worth two points. SHE HUMS

# Nothing I can do Total eclipse of the heart! #

# I don't know what to do I'm always in the dark

# Livin' in a powder keg And giving off sparks. #

Total Eclipse Of The Heart, two points.

So, at the end of that round, it is a very, very close.

We have Roger and Carol and Jay on ten.

And we have Cheryl, and David, and Nick on 11.

Hey! Wahey!

And onto her fourth round, which is Which Year.

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

all charted in the same years.

Four points in all - one for each track and one for getting the year.

David, we start with your team. That's Cheryl, David and Nick.

Three songs for you. What's the year, what are the songs?

-# I want your love

-I want your love

-# Give me your love

-Give me your love

# That's how I feel... #

# Into the sea, you and me

# All these years and no-one heard

# I'll show you in spring It's a treacherous thing

# We missed you. #

# Modern medicine falls short of your complaints

# Oooh

# Try a little harder. #

-APPLAUSE

-Oh, what's the year?

Three good songs, we only need the songs. What is the first one?

-The last one...

-OK.

-Oh. The last one was Too Shy Shy,

-or Too Shy.

-Yeah.

-Lovecats.

-Yeah, Lovecats by The Cure.

And IOU by Freeez.

-So the year?

-1983.

Is the right answer - a full four points.

Well done. Roger, Carol and Jay, here comes yours.

You want the three tracks, and we'd like the year as well.

# I'll never know how good it feels

# To hold you

# Oh, no. #

# What she asked of me

# At the end of the day

# Caligula would have blushed. #

# Baby, baby, when I look at you

# I feel a warm feeling inside. #

I'd say it was about... I'd say '84.

They are got three good songs, one year,

so four points if you get them all.

-Nikita, Elton John.

-That's Morrissey.

Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now, The Smiths.

And I Feel For You, Chaka Khan.

Absolutely. What about the year?

1984.

1984...is right!

Four points.

Amazing. They were there and they still remember it.

LAUGHTER

So, Carol's team - that's Roger, Carol and Jay - on 14 points.

And Nick, Cheryl and David on 15 points.

OK, moving on to round five, which is Album Covers.

I'm going to show you some album covers, not the whole cover, just

a little bit. If you get the little bit, you get three points.

If I have to expand it, you get two points.

If I have to widen it completely, you get one point.

I need the album and I need the artist as well.

So, Cheryl, David and Nick, here is your little bit of album.

Three points if you get it just from that.

-Would that be Madonna?

-I don't know.

-Any idea who's those hands are?

We'll have another bit, if that's all right.

You'll have another bit. Two points if you get it from this.

We are widening. There's a bit of red hair there.

-And a bit of black down in the corner.

-Yes!

-It's...it's... Yeah, that's... Is it Sweet Dreams?

-Oh, yeah!

Not with her arm in that position, it's not.

Well, we think it's the Eurythmics,

and we're trying to remember whether the album is Sweet Dreams...

-Or?

-Or not.

LAUGHTER

I can take you down to one point if you want to see more.

Will the title of the album be on it if we see more?

-Not that much more.

-I can do that for no points.

What do you think? Do you want to go for one point

-and take it up a bit more?

-Let's see a bit more.

-OK.

Let's reveal a bit more, down to one point.

Yeah, so it's definitely the Eurythmics,

and we still don't know what it's called.

-Go for one.

-It's the Eurythmics, Sweet Dreams.

It's not. Do you know, just out of interest?

It's the Eurythmics, and I think it was called Touch.

It is called Touch. There it is.

-So, sadly, no points, but lots of revealing. It was very good.

-Yeah.

OK, Carol's team, here comes one for you.

Three points from this little bit, two points if I widen it,

-and one point...

-Oh, come on!

-..if I have to widen it greatly.

-That looks very strange.

-That's fog!

-It looks like it's been quite a nice day.

-It's a picture of fog.

Fog On The Tyne or something?

-He's going to have to expand to level two, isn't he?

-Two points?

Do you want to go for two?

-I haven't got a clue, you?

-We're going to have to.

-Very, very difficult...

-Let's widen it for two points.

-..to see.

I think this may give it away. This little bit in the corner there.

Oh, yes!

-It's...

-Dire Straits.

-Dire Straits. Brothers In Arms.

You're absolutely right. It is.

There it is, Brothers In Arms.

One of the best selling albums of all time.

So, two points for you, and that brings us to this score

at the end of the round - Cheryl, David and Nick 15 points,

Roger, Carol and Jay, 16 points.

-CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-We're back, we're back.

So it is time for the quick fire around.

So, to get the tension and the drama going, let's dip the studio lights

so you can't see your mobile phones to cheat.

So let's hear what your buzzer sounds like, Cheryl, David and Nick.

# Intuition! #

And, Roger, Carol and Jay, yours sounds like this.

# China in your hand. #

LAUGHTER

Royalties!

Yes!

Amazing how the professional mind kicks into gear.

It's extraordinary.

OK, fingers on the buzzers,

and don't just keep buzzing for the royalties.

One point for each correct answer.

Get it wrong, I'll throw it over to the other team for a bonus point.

Who had a UK number one hit single in 1982 with Fame?

-# Intuition! #

-David.

The kids from Fame.

Uh, no, throw it over for bonus.

David Bowie?

-No, it's Irene Cara.

-Oh!

OK, so novelty act The Firm

had a number one single in 1987 with which space-inspired track?

-# Intuition!#

-Cheryl.

-Star Trekkin'.

-Star Trekkin'.

You were the one who bought it.

What was Phil Collins's first solo album called?

-# Intuition! #

-David.

-No Jacket Required.

-No. Throw it over.

-No Jacket Required.

-No, we already had that.

-Oh, sorry.

You can't give the same wrong answer and expect me to...

HE LAUGHS

-It was in fact Face Value. It was Face Value.

-Yeah, yeah.

Who were the first-ever Western pop act perform in China?

# China in my hand. #

I love that song. Wham!

Wham! OK, very good. Point for you.

1980 Dolly Parton and which other female singer had hit called

-9 To 5?

-# Intuition! #

-Yes, David.

-# Working nine to five

# What a way to... # I need help.

# Working nine to five... #

Dolly Parton and another female singer?

Different song. Different song.

Oh, 9 To 5, Sheena Easton.

-Is a right answer.

-I thought it was a duet. I was like...

There's nobody else. Yes!

-Name one of ABBA'S number one singles from 1980s?

-Whose?

-ABBA.

-# Intuition! #

-Yes, Cheryl.

-Winner Takes It All.

-No!

-# Pop quiz! #

-Winner Takes It All is the right answer.

-Oh!

-Yes!

-It is the right answer for one point. Absolutely right.

-Yeah!

At the end of the game, end of the show, I can tell you,

in the lead and winning tonight's show - Cheryl, David and Nick.

David Grant's team are the winners!

# Celebrate good times, come on! #

Well, we have had the best of the '80s - the fashion,

the gossip, the singing.

All that remains is for me to thank our guests.

Ranking Roger from The Beat.

Carol Decker.

Jay Aston, from Bucks Fizz.

And the winning score - Nick Heyward...

..David Grant...

and Cheryl Baker.

As is the tradition with Pop Quiz,

we end with a fabulous piece of archive.

And I've chosen Prince and Purple Rain.

This is absolutely iconic.

Thank you for watching. We've enjoyed it.

This has been Pop Quiz, The Comeback.

# I never meant to cause you any trouble

# I never meant to cause you any pain

# I only wanted to one time to see you laughing

# I only wanted to see you laughing

# In the purple rain. #