Pennod 2 Sion a Sian

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-Tonight's contestants

-on Sion a Sian...

-..are Greta and Dafydd...

-..and Bleddyn and Meryl.

-Here to greet the couples

-are Heledd Cynwal and Stifyn Parri.

-Hello and welcome to Sion a Sian...

-..the show which reveals how well

-Wales's couples know each other.

-To test that, their answers

-to our questions must correspond.

-The winning couple will go on to

-answer the big question for 1,000.

-Our first couple

-comes from Ysbyty Ifan.

-Please welcome Dafydd and Greta.

-How are you both tonight?

-I'm sure you know

-how to play the game by now.

-We'll see.

-Before we begin the game,

-let's take a peek...

-..behind

-Dafydd and Greta's curtains.

-Every Wednesday night...

-..the Ysbyty Ifan lads would go

-to Bangor to eye up the talent.

-We'd go to the Globe,

-and that's where we met Greta.

-She invited us

-back to her halls of residence.

-So we sat beside each other

-and the lads turned off the lights.

-The rest is history.

-From what I remember,

-after the gang left...

-..my friend came up and said to me,

-"What have you done?"

-I just saw it as harmless fun.

-"Did you see his socks?" she said.

-"They were lime green."

-Those were my lucky socks.

-Greta's warm and loving

-and always sees the best in people.

-She never criticizes people,

-not even me.

-Well, not often, at least.

-Dafydd is a very kind person.

-He'd give away his last penny.

-He always helps people in need.

-If I could change

-one thing about Greta...

-..it would be for her

-not to cry during films.

-The only thing I'd change

-about Dafydd is his time keeping.

-We were

-in a drama rehearsal recently...

-..and the seven of us

-had to wait half an hour for him.

-It drives me mad.

-Like everyone,

-we fall out at times...

-..but we always agree to disagree.

-If we've had a row, I often receive

-an apologetic text afterwards.

-Don't tell everyone!

-It's usually dark when we kiss!

-Like you, I cry during films.

-Me too.

-Me too.

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-Will you cry tonight if you win?

-Perhaps. I'm an emotional person.

-Perhaps. I'm an emotional person.

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-What about these socks, Dafydd?

-Lime green?

-We're going back a few years now.

-I hope you've changed them.

-I hope you've changed them.

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-Yes, a few times.

-Do you have a sock obsession?

-Greta's nodding her head.

-I like wearing socks that have the

-days of the week written on them.

-Let me see if you're wearing

-the right day today. Come on!

-I'm going to come around and check.

-I want to check this side.

-Well done.

-Well done.

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-I've got the right day then.

-I'm glad they're not lime green!

-It bodes well for the game,

-at least.

-It's time to start, so Greta...

-..take your place in the booth.

-Make your way over.

-Just to remind you, Dafydd.

-We expect you

-to answer three questions.

-Hopefully, Greta's answers

-will correspond with yours...

-..to win a total of 300.

-Hopefully.

-First question.

-You picked one of the most

-romantic locations in Wales...

-..to propose to Greta.

-Tell us where it was.

-Tell us where it was.

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-The church at Llanddwyn Island.

-Nice!

-What other romantic gesture

-would Greta appreciate?

-Pillow cases with

-Gret and Dafs emblazoned on them?

-A glass of champagne at the Globe

-to relive that first date?

-Or you wearing a pair of socks

-with I love Greta on them?

-Crikey!

-Pillows.

-Pillow cases

-emblazoned with Gret and Dafs?

-That's what you think

-she'd appreciate?

-You can always change your mind.

-I'll go for the socks then.

-Socks?

-Socks?

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-Yes, socks.

-"I love Greta."

-"I love Greta."

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-They'd have to be a long pair!

-We know that you sometimes

-take care of your neighbour's post.

-Greta accidentally opens

-your neighbour's bank statement.

-What happens next?

-Does she

-admit her mistake straightaway?

-Does she try to hide the fact

-she opened the envelope?

-Or does she wait for you

-to come home to explain it?

-She'd admit it straightaway.

-Here's the final question.

-As we know,

-you like taking your time.

-Late, in other words!

-But what would make you bolt

-out of your chair like a bullet?

-Llew the dog

-jumping at the goldfish bowl?

-Discovering that Tets and Harri's

-hamster cage was empty?

-Or water flowing

-out of the tropical fish tank?

-Water flowing out, I think.

-Sounds more like a zoo than a home.

-Sounds more like a zoo than a home.

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-It is at times.

-Feeding time!

-Are you happy with those answers?

-I've no choice in the matter!

-Let's call Greta out.

-We're ready for you, Greta.

-She's very prompt.

-Unlike me.

-We've established that!

-Welcome back.

-You have three questions -

-here comes the first.

-Dafydd picked a romantic location...

-..to propose to you.

-What other romantic gesture

-would you appreciate?

-Pillow cases...

-..emblazoned with Gret and Dafs?

-Socks with the words

-I love Greta on them?

-Or a glass of champagne at the Globe

-to relive the first date?

-A glass of champagne at the Globe.

-I don't blame you,

-but he went for the socks...

-..seeing as he has a sock obsession!

-..seeing as he has a sock obsession!

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-I should've known.

-I'd have gone for the champagne.

-Tut-tut!

-We know you take care of

-your neighbour's post now and again.

-What do you do when you accidentally

-open his bank statement?

-Do you try to hide the fact

-you opened the envelope?

-Do you admit it was a mistake?

-Or do you wait for him to come home

-so that he can explain it?

-I'd like him to explain on my behalf

-but I never know when he comes home!

-I think I'd have to admit it.

-Correct.

-See?

-Being late has won you 100!

-Very good.

-Very good.

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-Final question.

-We know that Dafydd

-takes his time...

-..but what would make Dafydd

-bolt out of his chair?

-Discovering

-that the hamster cage was empty?

-Llew the dog

-jumping at the goldfish bowl?

-Or water flowing out of

-the tropical fish tank?

-I don't think any of those

-would make him jump.

-But I think because I'm so petrified

-of mice and small things...

-..I'd have to say the empty cage.

-Incorrect.

-Water flowing out of

-the tropical fish tank.

-At the end of that round...

-..you've won 100.

-It's better than nothing.

-Thank you for the time being.

-Go and have a chat backstage.

-Thank you.

-The next couple

-comes from Llangadog.

-Please welcome Bleddyn and Meryl.

-Good evening.

-Are you friends at the moment?

-If so, that'll soon change!

-Before we start, let's find out

-about your relationship.

-I met Bleddyn at a Young Farmers'

-dance in Carmarthen.

-I'd been eyeing him up

-but he didn't seem interested...

-..so I decided

-to chat to another lad.

-I noticed at the start of the night

-that this girl had her eye on me.

-I didn't take much notice because

-the beer was more important.

-Later that night,

-I mustered up some Dutch courage.

-She was still talking to this

-other lad when I walked over to her.

-I won her over in the end.

-Meryl's a farmer's daughter.

-She's a hard worker.

-She's kind. She's a great mother

-to Cennydd and a great wife to me.

-The two things I like about Bleddyn

-are his blue eyes and his smile.

-But he thinks his smile

-lets him get away with anything.

-Meryl can be a bit of a nag,

-just like every other wife...

-..but for me, it goes in one ear

-and out the other.

-Our relationship works

-because we're different.

-One's quiet

-and the other has a wild streak.

-I don't know who the crazy one is.

-You.

-You.

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-I thought it was you.

-You should tell them

-to come more often!

-So all wives nag, do they, Bleddyn?

-They may do.

-Heledd nags me a lot,

-but we're not married yet!

-You never know.

-Stranger things have happened!

-We saw your wedding photos there.

-You had some misfortune before

-the big day, didn't you, Meryl?

-Yes. I broke my leg

-five weeks before the wedding.

-It was a tough time

-but I got through it.

-The day was a success.

-Don't you have a pin in your leg?

-Don't you have a pin in your leg?

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-Yes, from the knee down.

-How did it affect you on the day?

-How did it affect you on the day?

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-Well, it was difficult...

-..walking down the aisle...

-..but I was determined

-not to let it spoil the day.

-Did you manage the first dance?

-Yes, on one leg.

-It's time we started the game.

-Bleddyn, go and put your feet up.

-Thank you.

-Three questions, each worth 100

-if both your answers match.

-There's a chance

-you could win a total of 300.

-Here goes.

-We've just heard Bleddyn say, "It

-goes in one ear and out the other."

-But which of the following

-would he listen to?

-"How about going for a pint?"

-"Dinner's on the table"

-or "How about going to bed?"

-"How about going to bed?"

-Well done.

-Well done, Bleddyn.

-Rarrrr!

-Bleddyn is given

-two rugby tickets...

-..for the Wales v England game.

-He gives one of them

-to his friend...

-..without offering

-or discussing it with you.

-Tut-tut!

-Do you respect his decision,

-knowing he has a good reason?

-Do you shout and start a row?

-Or do you bide your time...

-..and wait for a chance

-to get your revenge...

-..for his thoughtlessness?

-I think I'd shout and start a row.

-Without a doubt.

-On a night out,

-you're the designated driver.

-You're always the driver.

-If you agreed to drive, what would

-you want Bleddyn to do in return?

-Promise to wash more dishes?

-Do more ironing?

-Or make less mess?

-Promise to wash more dishes.

-I thought as much.

-Let's ask Bleddyn to join us.

-We're ready, Bleddyn.

-You could get away with wearing

-those glasses. They suit you.

-Interesting choice of music!

-"It goes in one ear

-and out the other"...

-..is what you said earlier.

-But what would make you listen?

-"Your dinner's on the table."

-"How about going to bed?"

-Or "How about going for a pint?"

-"Dinner's on the table."

-"Dinner's on the table."

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-The bed was calling.

-At least that's what you hoped!

-Perhaps Meryl

-is a little more honest than you.

-Food, bed, bed, food. Food in bed?

-Two more questions to go.

-You're given two rugby tickets...

-..to go and watch Wales v England.

-You've given one ticket

-to your friend...

-..without offering it

-or discussing it with Meryl.

-What does Meryl do?

-Does she bide her time...

-..and wait for a time

-to get her revenge...

-..for your thoughtlessness?

-Does she respect your decision...

-..knowing you've a good reason?

-Or does she shout and start a row?

-Shout and start a row.

-Well done.

-Well done.

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-100.

-Meryl is the designated driver

-on a night out.

-When there's beer involved, yes.

-If Meryl agreed to drive, what

-would she want you to do in return?

-Do more ironing?

-Promise to wash more dishes?

-Or make less mess?

-Wash more dishes.

-Wash more dishes.

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-Kerching!

-At the end of that round,

-you've won 200.

-Well done.

-It's a close contest. Join us after

-the break for the bat box round.

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-Welcome back to Sion a Sian.

-Six questions, each worth 50.

-A quick-response is required

-for the bat box round.

-Dafydd and Greta go first.

-Bats in the right hands, please.

-Off we go.

-Who looks best in leather?

-Correct.

-Who puts others first?

-Correct. Who gives the best advice?

-The blue bats are idle.

-When dining out,

-who chooses the restaurant?

-Correct.

-Who'd win in a swimming contest?

-Incorrect.

-Which of you

-has the most photogenic smile?

-Correct.

-Return your bats, please. You

-scored five out of six correctly.

-Congratulations.

-Welcome back Bleddyn and Meryl.

-Here we go. Good luck.

-Who's the luckiest?

-Unlucky.

-Who shows more of an interest

-in the community paper?

-Correct.

-Correct.

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-Who has more time to relax?

-Well done.

-Who's harder to live with?

-Sad but true.

-Who chooses the most varied dishes

-on the menu in a restaurant?

-Very good.

-Correct.

-Which of you is sexier?

-Bleddyn!

-Please return your bats.

-At the end of that round, you

-scored four out of six correctly.

-Come and join us in the centre.

-Come and join us in the centre.

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-Welcome back Greta and Dafydd.

-It's very close.

-Dafydd and Greta,

-I can tell you you've won 350.

-Just pipping you at the post

-with 400 are Meryl and Bleddyn.

-As well as the money,

-you also take away...

-..a piece of art for the home -

-a Sion a Sian cushion.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you

-for being such good sports.

-Go and spend your money wisely.

-Go and spend your money wisely.

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-It was nice meeting you.

-Right then, you two.

-Did you expect to get so far?

-Did you expect to get so far?

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-No.

-Bleddyn, you were first into

-the booth, so now it's Meryl's turn.

-There's only one question

-in this round.

-Hopefully both your answers

-will correspond.

-Righto.

-Are you ready for the big question?

-Yes.

-For 1,000...

-..what was

-your son Cennydd's birth weight?

-Five pounds seven.

-Definitely?

-You don't want to change your mind?

-Happy?

-Yes.

-For 1,000, five pounds seven.

-Yes.

-Sure?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Come and join us, Meryl.

-She must've thought,

-'That was quick!'

-She looks happy at the moment.

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

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-Yes, thanks.

-We only require one answer from you.

-Hopefully it's the same answer

-as Bleddyn gave us.

-Here's the question. What was

-your son Cennydd's birth weight?

-Five pounds, eight pounds.

-Five pounds, eight ounces.

-I'm sure you're right. You were

-the one doing the work at the time.

-He said five seven.

-Almost right, but you do have 400.

-And you have Cennydd!

-Please don't be too hard on him!

-Look at it this way, you're

-400 richer than you were before.

-You also take away

-a Sion a Sian cushion.

-Thank you.

-Thank you, both.

-That's it for another week.

-That's it for another week.

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-Until next time, toodle-oo!

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