Pennod 6 Sion a Sian

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-Tonight on Sion a Sian...

-..Will and Emma from Botwnnog...

-..Michael and Gwenan from Bala...

-..and Heledd Cynwal

-and Stifyn Parri.

-Welcome to Sion a Sian, the show

-that gives couples a chance...

-..to test how well

-they know each other.

-Tonight,

-two couples from North Wales...

-..but only one of them

-can play for the 1,000 jackpot.

-Ooh!

-There are two rounds, with money

-to be won for matching answers.

-Please welcome our first couple.

-A butcher

-and a care worker from Botwnnog.

-Will and Emma Evans.

-Welcome. The worst part is over -

-the stairs are out of the way!

-You look very attractive, but how

-attractive is your relationship?

-Let's take a look.

-We've been together 12 years.

-I was working as a waitress and I

-was wearing a top with the slogan...

-..'Take it or leave it.'

-I noticed she was a real looker.

-I didn't want to leave it,

-I wanted to take it!

-I thought

-he was good looking and smart...

-..but he obviously wasn't shy.

-We started texting each other

-after that.

-I invited Will over to watch a film

-while my mother was in town.

-As we sat down,

-Mam turned up in a taxi.

-I told Will, "You have to go."

-He had to leave

-by jumping over next door's fence.

-I asked Emma to marry me...

-..on the night of her 18th birthday.

-Our friends and family

-were all there.

-It was my idea to get married

-on St Valentine's Day...

-..so that's what we did.

-That's right, Will.

-What makes me stressed

-is an untidy house.

-He says he doesn't like an untidy

-house but he does very little.

-I do most of the housework.

-I do most of the housework.

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-Don't lie. I do my share.

-You'll pay for that later!

-There's nothing I dislike about

-Will. He's perfect the way he is.

-She's loving and she's everything

-I was looking for in a wife.

-Emma's like a fine wine -

-she matures with age.

-You've Googled that. You don't

-come out with things like that.

-Good choice, Will.

-Fine wine smells considerably better

-than fine cheese!

-True.

-If you did win the jackpot...

-..how would you spend the money?

-We've booked

-to go on holiday quite soon...

-..so it'd be nice

-to pay for the holiday in full.

-We haven't had a honeymoon yet.

-Do you have any pet names

-or nicknames for each other?

-William when he's a naughty boy.

-William when he's a naughty boy.

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-And Will when he behaves.

-What about Emma?

-What about Emma?

-

-I call her babe.

-Cool.

-Get ready for the box, babe!

-Thank you, Emma. Off you go.

-In this part of the game...

-..we'll ask you three questions,

-and when Emma rejoins us...

-..hopefully her answers

-will match yours...

-..to win 300.

-First question.

-You and Emma are invited

-to join a team in a pub quiz.

-General knowledge

-isn't one of Emma's strong points.

-No.

-To avoid embarrassment,

-what do you do?

-Do you persuade Emma to stay at home

-to look after the children?

-Do you buy a daily newspaper, hoping

-Emma will read it, cover to cover?

-Or do you let her compete, saying

-it's the taking part that counts?

-This is difficult.

-I'd persuade her to stay at home

-to look after the children.

-Is she that bad?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Second question.

-You're putting up shelves,

-and after a hard day's work...

-..Emma complains that they're wonky,

-so what do you do?

-Get the spirit level out

-and prove her wrong?

-Call a carpenter

-to do the job correctly?

-Or do you

-leave the shelves as they are...

-..hoping no-one else will notice?

-Reach for the spirit level...

-..to show her

-I've done a decent job.

-I like your spirit.

-Ha! Spirit. Spirit level!

-Emma decides to arrange

-a romantic weekend away...

-..but it's the same weekend...

-..as the biggest game of the season

-for your team, Everton.

-What do you do in this situation?

-Check that the hotel's

-showing the game on television?

-Do you go for the romance

-but follow the game on your phone?

-Or do you say that watching the game

-is more important...

-..since

-you can be romantic any time?

-I'd go for the romance

-and check the results on my phone.

-Nice.

-Hey, babe!

-You regret telling us now!

-Welcome back.

-Three questions, and hopefully

-your answers will correspond...

-..to win that 300.

-First question.

-You and Will have been invited

-to join a team in a pub quiz.

-We've heard that general knowledge

-isn't one of your strong points.

-So, to avoid any embarrassment,

-what does Will do?

-Does he buy a daily newspaper...

-..hoping you'll read it,

-cover to cover?

-Does he let you compete, saying

-it's the taking part that counts?

-Or does he persuade you

-to stay at home...

-..to look after the children?

-Persuade me to stay at home.

-Persuade me to stay at home.

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-Well done. Yay!

-Will is putting up shelves.

-After a hard day's work,

-you come home...

-..and complain that the shelves

-are wonky, so what does Will do?

-Call a professional carpenter

-to do the job correctly?

-Get the spirit level out...

-..to prove you wrong?

-Or does he

-leave the shelves as they are...

-..hoping no-one else will notice?

-Spirit level.

-Spirit level.

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-Yes!

-Very good.

-You arrange a romantic weekend,

-but it's the same weekend...

-..as the biggest game of the season

-for Everton, who Will supports.

-What does Will do?

-Does he say that watching the game

-is more important than romance?

-You can be romantic any time.

-Does he check to see if the hotel

-is showing the game on television?

-Or does he go for the romance

-and follow the game on his phone?

-Go, but follows on his phone.

-Well done.

-At the end of that round

-you've won 300.

-Tonight's second couple

-comes from Penllyn in Bala.

-A civil engineer

-and an employment officer.

-Please give a warm welcome

-to Michael and Gwenan Charters.

-At least you're holding hands,

-which is a good sign!

-Before we talk to you, let's

-find out about your relationship...

-..to see if it's perfect.

-We met at a St Valentine's Day dance

-at the Red Lion in Dinas Mawddwy.

-Gwenan asked me

-if I wanted a drink and a dance.

-The rest is history!

-We were going out with each other

-for at least eight months...

-..and one day

-he went into the building society...

-..and came back to the car and said,

-"We might as well do it today."

-"Do what?" I said.

-"Get engaged," he said.

-I thought, I've got a good one here.

-I didn't want to lose her.

-We like spending

-weekends away in London.

-I like

-having treatments and massages.

-Mick has come with me

-for a massage a few times.

-He says, "I don't want a massage."

-I don't like taking off my clothes

-for strangers.

-She says, "Who did you get?"

-and I say, "A nice-looking girl."

-He doesn't have many bad habits...

-..but what riles me

-is when he comes home from work...

-..and tosses his boots

-on the floor...

-..and the lunchbox he leaves

-in his pick-up for a week.

-The one thing

-I'd change about Gwenan...

-..is her cleaning compulsion.

-The dog brings in more dirt than me,

-yet I get the blame!

-We appeared on Sion a Sian

-18 years ago.

-We won the jackpot. We hadn't

-moved into our new home very long.

-The money came in handy

-for buying furniture.

-It's nice we can do it again...

-..since we're celebrating

-our 25th wedding anniversary.

-It's your 25th anniversary. Did

-you plan to celebrate it this way?

-When we saw the show was being

-revived, we thought we'd try again.

-I take it

-Michael's not very romantic?

-No.

-Doesn't he even buy you flowers?

-Doesn't he even buy you flowers?

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-Once.

-Once in 25 years?

-I don't want to spoil her.

-I don't want to spoil her.

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-Were they nice?

-It's my fault for saying,

-"Don't waste your money."

-I didn't get any more after that.

-There's a family wedding soon.

-There's a family wedding soon.

-

-Yes, my daughter's getting married.

-There'll be plenty of flowers there.

-Make your way to the booth,

-please, Michael. Thank you.

-While Michael makes himself

-comfortable in the booth...

-..you can win 100

-for each matching answer.

-Off we go, then.

-Your daughter, Saran,

-is getting married next summer.

-Michael has to prepare a speech...

-..but how does he go about it?

-Does he go for funny stories

-to make everyone laugh?

-Does he go for emotional stories

-to make everyone tearful?

-Or does he hide under the table

-and let you do all the talking?

-The first. He'd tell funny stories.

-And hopes everyone laughs.

-And hopes everyone laughs.

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-Yes.

-You persuade Michael

-to join you on a spa weekend...

-..but Michael notices....

-..that it's a big, hairy man

-who's about to give him a massage.

-How does he react to this?

-Does he go for it but beg you

-not to tell his workmates?

-Does he bluntly refuse...

-..and have a pint

-to forget about it?

-Or does it not bother him?

-He'd lie down

-and enjoy the experience.

-He'd refuse and have a pint.

-That was a definite answer.

-You both take the dog for a walk,

-but as the dog does its business...

-..you realize that you've

-come without a pet waste sack...

-..otherwise known as a cack sack!

-What do you do?

-Send Michael

-to fetch a big leaf to clean it up?

-Rifle through your pockets

-for a tissue?

-Or do you make a sharp exit...

-..promising to return tomorrow

-to clean it up?

-Make a sharp exit.

-But return tomorrow, of course!

-Michael?

-Let's see.

-Let's see.

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-Welcome back.

-100 for every matching answer.

-Your daughter, Saran,

-is getting married next summer.

-You have to prepare a speech.

-How do you go about it?

-Do you go for emotional stories

-and make everyone tearful?

-Do you go for funny stories

-and make everyone laugh?

-Or do you hide under the table

-and let Gwenan do all the talking?

-I'd go for funny stories.

-I'd go for funny stories.

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-Well done, Michael.

-100.

-Gwenan persuades you

-to join her on a spa weekend.

-You notice it's a big, hairy man

-who's about to give you a massage.

-How do you react to this situation?

-Does it not bother you? You lie

-down and enjoy every second of it.

-Do you go for it, begging Gwenan

-not to tell your workmates?

-Or do you bluntly refuse and

-have a pint to forget about it all?

-Go for it and hope Gwenan

-doesn't tell my workmates.

-Interesting.

-But wrong. Gwenan thought

-you'd refuse and have a pint or two.

-Never mind. Final question.

-The pair of you

-take the dog for a walk.

-As the dog does its business,

-you both realize...

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-pet waste sack, so what do you do?

-Make a sharp exit, promising

-to return tomorrow to clean it up?

-Does Gwenan send you

-to fetch a big leaf to clean it up?

-Or do you rifle

-through your pockets for a tissue?

-Look for a tissue.

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-Gwenan said you'd make a sharp exit.

-Never mind.

-You've won 100 so far.

-Thank you very much.

-We'll take a short break

-while I give Michael a massage!

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-Welcome back. 1,000

-is up for grabs in the jackpot.

-But which of our couples

-will play for the jackpot?

-We'll find out

-after the bat-box round.

-First up,

-and with 300 already in the bank...

-..take it or leave it,

-Will and Emma from Botwnnog!

-Bats at the ready.

-50 for each correct answer.

-If Will's the answer,

-raise the blue bat.

-Raise the pink

-if it's Emma. Good luck.

-Who's better at tidying the kitchen?

-Who's the biggest prankster?

-Well done. Who sulks the most?

-Fair play!

-Who forgets to flush the toilet?

-Who's most likely

-to get the giggles?

-Who's first to strip

-for a charity calendar?

-At the end of that round,

-you scored five our of six.

-Well done.

-Please welcome back Michael

-and Gwenan Charters from Bala.

-You already have 100 in the bank.

-Good luck.

-Who's the most stubborn?

-Who's the most patient?

-Wrong.

-A noise in the middle of the night.

-Who gets up?

-Well done.

-Who's better at taking criticism?

-Correct.

-Who's most likely

-to donate money to charity?

-Fair play. Who's better at

-sticking to New Year's resolutions?

-Correct,

-and at the end of that round...

-..you scored five out of six.

-It's time to have a cwtsh

-around the heart. Come and join us.

-Welcome back to the heart.

-Michael and Gwenan, I can tell you

-you have 350 in the bank.

-Emma and Will, I can reveal

-you have 550 in the bank.

-We say goodbye

-to Michael and Gwenan.

-As well as the 350,

-you also win the Sion a Sian slate.

-You can't beat it. Congratulations.

-Thank you, Michael and Gwenan.

-Emma and Will, you've done very well

-so far. You have 550 in the bank.

-You have a chance

-to increase that to 1,000.

-Will, it's your turn

-in the booth this time.

-We'll explain the rules to Emma.

-While Will gets comfy...

-..we'll ask you one question

-in this section...

-..and we require one answer.

-He's safe in the booth.

-This is the big question.

-Will calls you babe.

-In the television and movie world,

-who's Will's favourite babe?

-For 1,000.

-Take your time.

-In the television and movie world,

-who's Will's favourite...?

-I can't remember her name

-but I know who she is.

-Take your time.

-Michelle Keegan.

-Michelle Keegan.

-Happy?

-Happy?

-

-I think so.

-We'll soon see.

-Come and join us, Will.

-Welcome back, Will.

-In this section, we'll ask you one

-question and we require one answer.

-Alright.

-If I could ask the audience

-to be completely quiet, please...

-..for the big question.

-You call Emma babe...

-..but in the television

-and movie world...

-..who's your favourite babe?

-For 1,000.

-There are a few...

-..but I'll say Michelle Keegan.

-Well done!

-Very good.

-Well done, William!

-Michelle's not a patch on Emma.

-No, indeed!

-Congratulations.

-You also win a small memento.

-The Sion a Sian slate.

-The Sion a Sian slate.

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-Brilliant. Congratulations.

-The jackpot's gone and so must we.

-Until next time, toodle-ooh!

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