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The Chase welcomes contestants who demonstrate having brains and bottle. During the competition contestants face a clever quizmaster and must solve tough questions before time runs out. The correct answers raise tension while the large cash prize becomes ever closer to winning. This episode delivers non-stop excitement that will keep you gripped from beginning to end. #TheChase #TriviaChallenge #IntellectualBattle
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00:00These four people have never met before, but by working as a team, they have the chance to win thousands of pounds.
00:06There's just one thing standing in their way. The chase up. The chase is on.
00:19Hello and welcome to The Chase. Today's team of four total strangers believe they have what it takes to beat one of Britain's finest quiz brains and take home thousands of pounds.
00:28Hmm, let's meet the team.
00:31I'm Geraldine. I'm 60. I'm a retired barmaid from Hartlepool.
00:35I'm Keith. I'm 54, a manufacturer sales agent from Amersham.
00:40I'm Peter. I'm 26, a planning officer for Middlesbrough.
00:43I'm Jen. I'm 30. I'm a solicitor and I'm from London.
00:47Well, there they are. Now, one by one, they'll bring as much money as they can down the table and into the team prize fund.
00:54But as always, hunting them down every step of the way is the chaser.
00:57Anyone who gets caught, of course, loses their money and is out of the game.
01:01Make it back safely, though, and they will go through to the final chase with a chance to win an equal share of the total prize fund.
01:07First to face the chaser, it's Geraldine.
01:13Hi, Geraldine.
01:14Hi.
01:14You're from Hartlepool.
01:15I am.
01:16Retired barmaid.
01:18Yes.
01:19Right, now, what would you do with the winnings if you won it?
01:21Go to Egypt.
01:22To see the pyramids?
01:23Yeah. Right on a camel.
01:24Yes, indeed.
01:25Right, quickfire questions against the clock.
01:27Each correct answer is worth £1,000.
01:29I wish you luck, Geraldine.
01:31Your time starts now.
01:33Fashion designers Valentino and Versace are from what country?
01:36Italy.
01:37Correct.
01:38What season runs from the vernal equinox to the summer solstice?
01:42Spring.
01:42Correct.
01:43Which former England goalkeeper's autobiography is called Safe Hands?
01:47Peter Shilton.
01:48David Seaman.
01:49James Bond, Captain Hook and Prince Harry attended what public school?
01:55Gardenstone.
01:56Eaton.
01:56Eaton.
01:57What film saga gave its name to America's Strategic Defence Initiative?
02:01Sorry?
02:02What film saga gave its name to America's Strategic Defence...
02:06Star Wars.
02:06Yes, correct.
02:07Brenda is Private Eye Magazine's nickname for who?
02:11Um...
02:11Oh, I can't think.
02:14The Queen.
02:15Emily Howard and Bubbles De Vere are characters from what sketch show?
02:20Pass.
02:20Little Britain.
02:21What body is sponsored by the UN to regulate trade between nations?
02:26Um...
02:27Um...
02:28Pass.
02:29It's a World Trade Organisation.
02:31Which American duo had hits with Mr...
02:33Time's up.
02:35Geraldine, you've got £3,000.
02:37I can't get that much.
02:39Well, we have to get you and that money through to the final chase somehow.
02:42So, who will you be up against?
02:44Will it be top criminal barrister, Sean Wallace?
02:49He really is a laugh a minute.
02:51Unfortunately, we missed that minute.
02:53Or will it be Mark Lebet, the Beast?
02:56He's got an appetite for destruction and pies.
03:00Or will it be Anne Hegarty?
03:02Just one look at her and you'll think ITV have brought back the wrestling.
03:07Geraldine, guess what?
03:08It's time to bring on the chaser.
03:10It is indeed the Dark Destroyer, the barrister himself.
03:20It's the laugh a minute.
03:21Sean Wallace.
03:22Good afternoon, Geraldine.
03:25Good afternoon, Sean.
03:26So, you want to go to Egypt, do you even ride a camel?
03:29I do, yes.
03:30I've got bad news for you because I've got the hump.
03:32I love it.
03:34Geraldine, as always, three steps ahead of our chaser.
03:37If you want to take a step closer to home, the chaser will offer you...
03:40£1,000.
03:40However, if you want to take a step closer to the chaser, he will offer you...
03:46If you want to see those pyramids, £12,000.
03:49Not bad.
03:51Have a chat with your team.
03:54You're good enough to beat him.
03:56£3,000 you can do easily.
03:57If I was you, I'd go for the £12.
03:59He said he's got the hump, so I think you've got him here.
04:01Yeah, just have confidence in yourself.
04:03He's got the hump.
04:03He's got the hump because he's scared of you.
04:08He don't look scared.
04:09Thank you, team.
04:12So, what do you think the decision is yours, of course, Geraldine?
04:14I'd love to go, but I'm not confident enough.
04:17I think I'll stick at the £3,000.
04:18OK, darling, that's no problem at all.
04:20I'm not even confident about that.
04:20Sticking at the £3,000, that's very good.
04:22Chaser?
04:23Probably a wise decision.
04:24Well, who knows?
04:25Let's get that money home, shall we?
04:27For £3,000, the chase is on.
04:35And good luck to you.
04:36Here comes your first question.
04:39Which of these events happened first?
04:43Was it A, Harry Potter published, B, Atlanta Olympics, or C, Queen Mother turned 100?
04:53You've put.
04:55Atlanta Olympics.
04:56I can remember the Atlanta Olympics, and it seems a long, long time ago.
05:02All right.
05:03Correct answer is...
05:06Atlanta Olympics.
05:07Very good.
05:08Step closer to home.
05:09The chase was put.
05:12Yeah, he knows his stuff.
05:13So, the Atlanta Olympics was?
05:151996.
05:17Harry Potter was first published in 1997, and the late Queen Mother turned 100 on the 4th of
05:22August, 2000.
05:24Absolutely.
05:25Here's the next question.
05:26The schooner, Charlotte Rhodes, featured in which TV drama series, Geraldine?
05:33Was it A, Howard's Way, B, Poldark, or C, The Aneedin Line?
05:38Oh, hang on, you went...
05:45Have you pressed the wrong button?
05:46You've put.
05:48Poldark.
05:50I was going to go for C.
05:51Aneedin Line.
05:52You have, you've pressed the wrong button, didn't you?
05:55Here we go.
05:56Correct answer is...
05:57Yes, The Aneedin Line, the one you were going to go for, meaning you're staying where you
06:03are.
06:04The chaser has put...
06:06Yes, The Aneedin Line, the closest that gap.
06:09It's a fantastic series.
06:10As a kid, I used to watch it every Sunday.
06:11It used to be Sunday evenings.
06:12It used to be on.
06:13I loved it.
06:14Here's your next question.
06:17Which of these is a city?
06:19Is it A, Ripon, B, Reading, or C, Rotherham?
06:23You've put.
06:27Ripon.
06:29Hmm, that's a tough one.
06:31The correct answer is...
06:33Well played, Geraldine.
06:35Step closer to home, the chaser has put.
06:39Yes, also Ripon.
06:41Hmm, and staying right there.
06:42You shouldn't have known that.
06:44Don't worry about him.
06:45Here's your next question.
06:48What type of creature is a hoopoe?
06:51Is it A, a fish, B, a bird, or C, an insect?
06:58Very quick on your buzzer.
06:59You've put...
07:00A bird.
07:02Happy with that?
07:03100%?
07:04Mm-hmm.
07:05The correct answer is...
07:07Well played.
07:09It is indeed a bird.
07:11The chaser has put...
07:13Yes, a bird.
07:15Here's your next question.
07:16We're doing great.
07:17What is the occupation of Wackford's squeers in the Charles Dickens novel, Nicholas Nickleby?
07:25Is he A, a lawyer, B, a schoolmaster, or C, a judge?
07:31You've put...
07:32A schoolmaster.
07:34Happy with that?
07:35Yeah.
07:35Big Dickens fan?
07:37Well, yeah, I've read quite a lot of Dickens, yes.
07:39Yeah, brilliant, isn't it?
07:40Good name as well for a school teacher, Wackford, isn't it?
07:42Yeah, it is.
07:43You're not off.
07:44You put schoolmaster.
07:45The correct answer is...
07:47Yes, of course, he is indeed a schoolmaster.
07:50One step from home.
07:52The chaser has put...
07:54Yes, also schoolmaster.
07:56And staying there, the two steps behind us.
07:59Yeah, through the boys' hall, Mr. School.
08:01Yeah.
08:02Here's your next question.
08:04How many monarchs were there in the House of Hanover?
08:09Was it A, three, B, six, or C, nine?
08:15You put...
08:17Six.
08:18That's a guess, isn't it?
08:20I could tell the way you...
08:21I didn't have time to count them.
08:22Oh, no, you went...
08:23Oh, you do know, then.
08:25We're working out.
08:26Now, quick.
08:29Arthur, Bill, George.
08:31I think I might be right with six.
08:33All right, brilliant.
08:34If it's right, we're going through.
08:35You put six.
08:36Correct answer is...
08:37Come on, Geraldine.
08:38Let's do it.
08:38Come on.
08:41Well played.
08:42You're through.
08:43And you're through.
08:46Oh, you're through.
08:48Well, fortune did take a bit of brave.
08:49Fair play to you, Geraldine.
08:50Yeah.
08:51I'm looking forward to seeing you in the final chase.
08:53Geraldine, go and take your place.
08:55In the final chase.
08:56Thank you very much.
08:57This way, darling.
08:58Over here.
08:58There you go.
08:59And the next contestant is Keith.
09:03Can he take down the chaser?
09:05Find out after the break.
09:09And next to face the chaser, it's Keith.
09:12Welcome, Keith.
09:12Thank you very much.
09:13Favourite subjects?
09:15I would say 70s music, geography and sport.
09:19Brilliant to my sport.
09:20Now, if you want some money, what would you spend it on?
09:21I'd actually like to set up myself in a business as a cricket coach, but going round to schools coaching the kids.
09:28Very good.
09:29And how much would you need for that?
09:31Oh, about 40 grand.
09:32Good luck with that, Keith.
09:36However, we've got to build up some cash.
09:38It may not be 40 grand at this precise moment in time, but let's make sure we get it to the table and then see where you get dealt up, because that might be 40 grand.
09:46I wish you luck.
09:47Keith, your time starts now.
09:50The Strait of Gibraltar separates Europe from what continent?
09:53Africa.
09:54Correct.
09:55Which disciple doubted that Jesus had risen from the dead?
09:57Thomas.
09:58Correct.
09:59Claude Frollo is the villain in what Victor Hugo novel?
10:03Lemus Raab.
10:04Hunchback of Notre Dame.
10:05The high school singers of New Directions feature in what TV series?
10:09Glee.
10:09Correct.
10:10In the human body, vagus, facial and optic, all types of what?
10:14Nerve.
10:15Correct.
10:15Which sculptor, born in Wakefield, was made a dame in 1965?
10:20Hepworth.
10:20Correct.
10:21Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado is set in what country?
10:24Japan.
10:24Correct.
10:25What was the nickname of fighter pilot Manfred von Richthofen?
10:28The Red Baron.
10:29Correct.
10:30What's the name of the rock star played by Russell Brand in Get Him to the Greek?
10:35Pass.
10:36Aldous Snow.
10:37In the nursery rhyme, the cock horse is ridden to where?
10:39Banbury Cross.
10:40Correct.
10:41What type of bullet leaves a trail of coloured light or smoke so it can be used for aiming?
10:45Tracer.
10:45Correct.
10:46In what ITV series did George Cole popularise the catchphrase, Irving Doors?
10:49Minder.
10:50Correct.
10:50What chord connects the...
10:51Well, that's very good.
10:53I have to say, you did brilliant there.
10:55£10,000 you've got.
10:56Well played.
10:58Let's see if we can get it and you through to the final chase alongside Geraldine, shall
11:01we?
11:01Yeah, let's go for it.
11:02To face the chaser.
11:03Good afternoon, Keith.
11:17Good afternoon, Sean.
11:18That was a very impressive performance.
11:20Thank you very much.
11:20Now comes the bouncers.
11:22And they're going to come thick and fast.
11:24Fast they come, further they go.
11:26We'll see.
11:27Right.
11:28There's your £10,000.
11:30If you want to take a step closer to home, the chaser will offer you.
11:32£1,000.
11:33That is ridiculous.
11:35However, if you want to take a step closer to the chaser, Keith, he will offer you.
11:40You wanted it, you got it.
11:42£40,000.
11:43No.
11:44£40,000.
11:45Deep respect.
11:47Yeah, fantastic.
11:49Have a chat with your team.
11:51Very good.
11:52Right, team, what do you think about that?
11:54You've got to go for the £40,000.
11:56It's a no-brainer, Keith.
11:57£40,000.
11:58Right.
12:00Jen, it's a no-brainer.
12:02Right.
12:03Come on, Keith.
12:03What do you reckon?
12:04It's your decision, of course.
12:05If I want to do well, I've got to beat the best.
12:08I want to test myself against the best.
12:09I'm going for £40,000.
12:11I admire your chutzpah.
12:13OK.
12:14Chaser.
12:15He's my type of player.
12:16Yeah, mine too.
12:17Well played, partner.
12:18Let's take him down.
12:20Now then, Keith, good luck.
12:22For £40,000, the chase is most certainly on.
12:30It's gonna be good.
12:32Come on, mate.
12:33I'm rooting for you.
12:34I'm with you all the way.
12:35Good luck.
12:35Here comes your first question.
12:39The novel Brave New World is named after a quote
12:43from which Shakespeare play.
12:45Is it A, Twelfth Night, B, The Tempest, or C, As You Like It?
12:51You've put.
12:57Twelfth Night.
12:58Big Shakespeare fan?
12:59No.
13:00Guess?
13:00Pure guess.
13:01A lucky guess.
13:02Come on.
13:02First one out.
13:03The correct answer is...
13:04Ouch.
13:08Staying where we are.
13:10Does he know it?
13:11The chaser has put.
13:14Ouch.
13:15Gets it right.
13:16Immediately comes onto the table and is one step behind.
13:19Come on, Keith.
13:20Let's get going, mate.
13:21Here's your next question.
13:22What breed of dog is Lassie?
13:27A, a Spaniel.
13:28B, a Collie.
13:30Or C, Retriever.
13:33You've put.
13:35Collie.
13:36Happy with that?
13:36Very happy with that.
13:37100%.
13:38Correct answer is...
13:41Of course it's a Collie.
13:42Down you come.
13:43Has he got it wrong?
13:44I doubt it.
13:45The chaser has put.
13:48Also Collie.
13:49There was more than one, I guess.
13:51There must have been.
13:51Oh, yeah, there was more than one.
13:52Yeah.
13:52It comes from a very famous novel written by Eric Knight, Lassie.
13:56Right.
13:57Thank you very much.
13:58Here's your next question.
14:01Which company, Keith, bought the Land Rover and Jaguar car brands in 2008?
14:07Was it A, Volkswagen, B, Tata, or C, General Motors?
14:15You've put.
14:17Tata, you know this?
14:18Yeah, Indian company.
14:20Good man.
14:20Correct answer is...
14:22Yeah, Tata's absolutely right.
14:25And a step closer to home, the chaser's put.
14:30Oh, he's got it wrong.
14:32He's got it wrong.
14:33How did you get that wrong?
14:36Speak.
14:37Oh, great one.
14:38Oh, great one.
14:38He's just proved he's mortal.
14:39We just bowled him a rock googly there, love.
14:42Here's your next question.
14:44Who was the first US president to live in the White House?
14:48Was it A, George Washington, B, John Adams, or C, Thomas Jefferson?
14:53You've put.
14:58John Adams.
15:00Hmm.
15:01Correct answer is...
15:03It is indeed John Adams.
15:07Well done.
15:08Step closer to the home.
15:10The chaser's put.
15:14Thomas Jefferson.
15:15And also got it wrong.
15:16They tore the bounce.
15:17It's unbelievable.
15:18We've hit it towards the bounce.
15:19You've gone for a catch.
15:20You're looking up and you've gone...
15:22And it's just straight in the back of the head.
15:24That's what's happened there, love.
15:26Absolutely not.
15:26Three more questions to go.
15:29Okay, that academy is a step closer, isn't it?
15:31Let's do it.
15:32Here's the next question.
15:34Which of these UK Eurovision entries was the first to win?
15:38Was it A, making your mind up, B, love shine a light, or C, boom bang a bang?
15:49Let's see what you've put.
15:51Right, B.
15:52Oh, boom bang a bang.
15:53You know what?
15:54I think you're right.
15:55I think it was Lulu.
15:56I think it was.
15:58And Lulu was in the 60s.
15:59Yes.
16:00Fizz was in the 70s.
16:01Yes.
16:02Oh, yes, Keith.
16:04The correct answer is...
16:07Oh.
16:10Come on, Keithy boy.
16:12Two to go with 40k.
16:15Has he got it right?
16:16The chaser was put.
16:18Also boom bang a bang.
16:20All right.
16:21He's three steps behind us, and we've got 40 grand, and we're two from home.
16:25It's unbelievable.
16:26Here's the next question.
16:27Which of these famous men did not have the middle name Spencer?
16:35A, Henry Moore.
16:37B, Harold Macmillan.
16:39C, Charlie Chaplin.
16:41Oh, I wouldn't know this.
16:50You've put Harold Macmillan.
16:53I feel that he had a longer middle name, but I can't remember what it was.
17:00The correct answer is...
17:02Oh, Keith, you're playing a blinder here, mate.
17:09The chaser has put.
17:14Always put the right answer, which is Harold Macmillan.
17:16Because his real first name is Morris.
17:18Morris Macmillan.
17:20That's got a better ring to it, actually.
17:22Mo Macmillan.
17:23One more right answer, and we're home and drive.
17:25A 40k.
17:26Here's your next question.
17:28Which of these countries won the Football World Cup first?
17:32A, Argentina.
17:34B, Brazil.
17:35C, England.
17:40You put Argentina.
17:45I have a feeling they may have won it in 34.
17:50Or it could have been Italy by the time.
17:52Okay.
17:53I'm talking myself out of this.
17:55Got to be right.
17:56Correct answer is...
17:59Brazil.
18:03Now, is he going to close the gap?
18:05Correct answer being Brazil.
18:06The chaser was put.
18:09Yes, at last he gets one right.
18:12Italy won it in 34 and 38.
18:14Yeah.
18:15We've got to get out.
18:16Let's go.
18:17Here's your next question.
18:20Which king occupies the northeast plinth in Trafalgar Square?
18:26A, Edward III.
18:28B, Henry V.
18:30Or C, George IV.
18:32You put George IV.
18:37Happy with that?
18:38Yeah.
18:39100%.
18:4090%.
18:41Right.
18:43£40,000.
18:44Rests on George IV and Trafalgar Square.
18:48Cricket Academy is another step closer if we get through.
18:51You've put George IV.
18:53Correct answer is...
18:54Come on, Keith.
18:57Yes!
18:58Get in there!
18:59Yes!
18:59Get in there!
19:00Well done, Keith.
19:02Absolutely fast.
19:03That's great.
19:04What a sensational...
19:05You've been hammered, love.
19:06Hey, very, very well.
19:08Thank you, surely.
19:08It's only half-time.
19:09Well, you're going to take your place in the final chase.
19:12Only half-time.
19:13You're going to suck an orange.
19:15Wow.
19:16Can he follow in the footsteps of Keith?
19:19Next to face the chaser, it's Peter.
19:25Right.
19:26Planning officer.
19:27I am indeed.
19:28Ouch.
19:29Yeah.
19:30Some days it's good.
19:31Some days you get some real stinkers.
19:33I bet you do.
19:34Now, if you want some money...
19:36Look at that.
19:36It's incredible, that is.
19:37It is, yeah.
19:3843 grand in the pot so fast.
19:40Fantastic.
19:40If you want some money, what would you do with it?
19:42I'm getting married late this year.
19:44Right.
19:45So a good sum of money would certainly help towards a good honeymoon.
19:49Well, we'll see.
19:50Time to build up some cash.
19:51I wish you luck.
19:53Your time, Pete, starts now.
19:55What animated film character said,
19:57I'm not bad, I'm just drawn that way?
19:59Mickey Mouse.
20:00Jessica Rabbit.
20:01What annual race starts at Putney and ends at Mortlake?
20:04The boat race.
20:05Correct.
20:06Who's Julian Barrett's comedy partner in The Mighty Boosh?
20:10North Fielding.
20:11Correct.
20:12In the Bible, which of the Israelite judges was famous for his strength?
20:16Samson.
20:16Correct.
20:17What does the Latin phrase carpe diem mean?
20:20Caesar Day.
20:21Correct.
20:21What group had an 80s number one with, I want to know what love is?
20:26Foreigner.
20:26Correct.
20:27Lincoln gives its name to a shade of what color?
20:30Blue.
20:31It's green.
20:31Lincoln green.
20:32From the Spanish to bar, what term is used for an official ban on trade with a country?
20:38Embargo.
20:39Correct.
20:40Blue Bottle, Blood Knock and Eccles were comedy characters on what radio show?
20:45The Goonies.
20:46Yes.
20:47Goodies.
20:48No.
20:49Sorry.
20:49Can't give it.
20:50It's just the Goons.
20:50LAX is the international code for what's the US airport?
20:54Yes, correct.
20:55What is the title of Donald Joneses?
20:57I'm sorry, mate.
20:58I do apologise, but I have to take your first answer.
21:01And I thought you were going to say Goons, but you went the Goonies, which of course is
21:05a film.
21:05Great film, but not the right answer.
21:07But £7,000, Peter.
21:09That's all right, isn't it?
21:10Yeah.
21:10Team are happy with that.
21:12Absolutely.
21:12That will take your cash prize up to £50,000, which is good.
21:16What we've got to do now is beat the chaser.
21:18Good afternoon, Peter.
21:32Good afternoon, Sean.
21:33Another impressive performance.
21:36Pity about you.
21:36Pulling him off his stride.
21:38That's what we need.
21:39Let's put some money on the table.
21:41There's your £7,000.
21:42Now then, if you want to take a step closer to home, the chaser will offer you...
21:45£1,000.
21:47Oh, £1,000.
21:48However, if you want to take a step closer to the chaser, he will offer you...
21:51For that wonderful honeymoon, £20,000.
21:55Excellent stuff.
21:56OK, time to have a chat with your team.
22:00Thank you, guys.
22:01Well, you were awesome.
22:02You've got £7,000 there.
22:04That £20,000, you're going to be like plucking a ripe apple off a tree.
22:08I'm surprised he didn't offer you more, but he mostly hasn't got the cojones to do it.
22:12He's scared you to get beaten again.
22:14Yeah, you've been brilliant.
22:15He's not really on his day.
22:16I think you can do it.
22:17Thank you, team.
22:19So, your decision, though, what would you want to do?
22:22I was tempted to go for the higher offer, £20,000.
22:27Obviously, it's a lot of money, but I think I'll stick with the £7,000.
22:29All right, £7,000 it is.
22:30Thank you very much.
22:31Chaser.
22:32My decision.
22:35Peter, are you ready?
22:36I am indeed.
22:37And wish you luck.
22:37That's £7,000.
22:39The chase is on.
22:44Good luck.
22:45Here comes your first question.
22:48Which explorer was mayor and MP for Plymouth?
22:53A. Walter Reilly.
22:55B. Francis Drake.
22:57C. John Cabot.
23:04You have put...
23:07Francis Drake.
23:08Yes, I think, under pressure, I was getting confused between Walter Reilly and Francis Drake.
23:15No, it's not John Cabot.
23:17Correct answer is...
23:18Well played.
23:21Step closer to home.
23:22Evening the team are clapping.
23:23The chase is put.
23:26Yes, he knows his stuff and immediately comes onto the table.
23:29Here is your next question.
23:30Traditional Yarg cheese is made in which county?
23:36Is it A. Leicestershire?
23:37B. Cornwall.
23:38C. Gloucestershire?
23:45You've put...
23:46Gloucestershire.
23:48No idea.
23:50It's not a cheese I'm familiar with.
23:51Well, me neither.
23:53Correct answer is...
23:54It's Cornwall.
23:58Staying where you are.
23:59The chase has put.
24:02Yes, Cornwall, it is.
24:04Yeah, I think that's the cheese they actually wrap in nettles.
24:06I think it is.
24:07Okay, thank you for that.
24:09Closing the gap.
24:10Here's the next question.
24:12What type of animal is Beatrix Potter's Timmy Tiptoes?
24:17A. Squirrel.
24:18B. Rabbit.
24:19C. Cat.
24:23You put.
24:25Cat.
24:26Again, I don't know.
24:27I don't know the character, unfortunately.
24:30So, just another guess.
24:32Right.
24:33Correct answer is...
24:36Squirrel.
24:37Ouch.
24:38Staying where you are.
24:39Now, this barrister here is a big fan of Beatrix Potter.
24:45In fact, we often call him Timmy Tiptoes.
24:48Has he got it right?
24:49We'll find out.
24:51The chase has put.
24:52Oh, also went with Cat.
24:58Mmm.
24:58Reprieve.
24:59Very good.
25:00It is a reprieve.
25:01However, here's the next question.
25:03June Ackland was a long-running character in which TV series?
25:10Was it A. London's Burning, B. Inspector Morse, or C. The Bill?
25:14You've put.
25:20The Bill.
25:21Happy with that?
25:22I think so.
25:23I did watch it for a number of years.
25:25I think I remember the name from The Bill.
25:28Yeah.
25:28Correct answer is...
25:32Indeed, it is The Bill.
25:33Step closer to home.
25:35Well played.
25:36The chaser has put.
25:38Yes, The Bill knows his stuff.
25:41Here's the next question.
25:42Blake Aldridge represents Great Britain in which sport?
25:49Is it A. Diving, B. Surfing, or C. Canoeing?
25:53The Bill.
25:57You've put?
25:59Diving.
26:00Surfing and canoeing is more sort of extreme sports, really.
26:03Yeah.
26:04Diving.
26:04I mean, we've got that young lad, Tom Daly.
26:06Exactly, yeah.
26:07So, I thought it might be one of his colleagues.
26:08Partners.
26:09Exactly, yeah.
26:09The best thing I could go for.
26:11Actually, that sort of rings a bell.
26:14This could be good.
26:15You've put diving.
26:16The correct answer is...
26:18Yes!
26:19Get in there.
26:20Well played.
26:21Two from home.
26:22It's good.
26:22the chasers put also diving very good here's your next question which of these British motorways
26:32does not exist is it a the M7 B the M54 C the M898 you've put the M7 yes I think so it's got
26:50but he isn't it I've never heard of it fingers crossed the correct answer is is the M7 well played
26:57the chaser has put yeah he knows his stuff the M7 he's quite right it's the lowest number which is
27:05not designated a motorway number M7 M898 governor where's that I think that's somewhere in Scotland
27:11ah right one question from home to going through bring our total prize fund up to 50k good luck
27:19mates thank you here's your question which singer married Jason Alexander in 2004 is it a Christina
27:29Aguilera B Britney Spears or C Nelly Furtado you've put Britney Spears oh no idea me I see this all the
27:46name I thought it might in Brittany but really so that was your gut instinct yeah before the options
27:49came out so fine I went with it all right you've put Britney Spears this will send you through if
27:54you're right with 7k fingers crossed come on the correct answer is yes get in there well played thank
28:04you well played indeed chaser bad day at the office absolutely not sure coming up against very good
28:13opponents but as a cream always rises to the top it's gonna rise on this occasion which you'll see
28:18Peter brilliant that mate thank you go and take your place next to Keith and Geraldine well well well can
28:26they make it a quartet in the final last to face the chaser it's Jen come and see how she gets on after the
28:33break last to face the chaser it's Jen now a solicitor from London indeed one legal eagle against
28:43another I was gonna say all right so how competitive are you Jen I'm the most competitive person I know
28:49I compete for my pastime my hobby I do marathons and triathlons do you yeah I compete with myself as
28:56well as others so you do yeah wow yeah all right Jen lots of luck mate your time starts now which fictional
29:07singleton was created by Helen Fielding Bridget Jones correct what word for a set of three can also mean a
29:14Chinese organized crime group Ku Klux Klan triad Nigel Tufnel and Derek Smalls are members of what
29:21spoof rock band pass spinal tap but Rene Artois and the hair flick were characters in what 80s sitcom
29:27hello hello correct what electronic toys name means cute little egg in Japanese oh gosh
29:35oh what the hell is it called pass Tamagotchi Celeste is the queen consort of what fictional elephant
29:41dumbo bar bar merry bird land is an ice-capped region of what continent Antarctica correct train
29:50robber Ronnie Biggs lived in what country before returning to the UK in 2001 United States it's Brazil
29:56what's the first name of Jessica Simpson's famous younger sister actually correct in the title of a
30:01TV show who were William Bodie and Ray Doyle pass the professionals Great Britain's and Simmons okay not
30:09bad 4,000 pounds is good and four heads are better than three but now the meeting of the minds it's time
30:17to face the chaser
30:18good afternoon my very learned friend good afternoon not on your game I want my game not so far oh this
30:40is gonna be good put some money on the table Jen there's your 4k if you want to take a step closer to
30:45home the chaser will offer you 400 pounds very good thank you for that that was nice of you however
30:50if you want to take a step closer to the chaser he will offer you 20,000 pounds take you up to 70 grand
30:57that would have a chat to your team Jen what do you think team I think you had the toughest set of first
31:03questions we know how good you are go on take him down go for the 20 I'm saying I think you've got the
31:11knowledge and also you've got extra seconds now to think about the answer but we think you're good
31:16enough to do it right I'm back against thank you team Jen what would you like to do ultimately I
31:24can't risk not being in the final round I'll take the 400 some contribution keeps done all the work
31:33haven't be Jenny are you ready yes for 400 pounds the chase is on
31:43good luck to you here comes your first question
31:47on what day does Ascension day for a Sunday be Tuesday see Thursday
31:54you put Sunday happy with that I think so my mother will never forgive me if I get this wrong
32:05because she goes to church every week oh okay correct answer is it's a Thursday staying where
32:13you are sorry mum sorry mum so sorry the chase is put yes and Thursday immediately onto the table not
32:23interested in any banter wants to get you out of the game as quick as he can here's the next question
32:28in what year did Margaret Thatcher become leader of the Conservative Party was it a 1974 b 1975 or c 1976
32:38you've put only 74 it's well before my time that Bradley yeah indeed it is correct answer is
32:51sign is only five too long on the bounce doesn't bode well he will know this yeah he will yeah the
32:59correct answer is 75 the chaser is put yes down he comes there he is two steps behind you now here's your
33:07next question come on Jen got to start getting home what is the title of Sharon Osbourne's first
33:14autobiography is it a survivor b revenge or c extreme you've put extreme you read her books no but I
33:26think I've seen it in the bookshops and she's quite an extreme sort of person correct answer is
33:32extreme it is step closer to home the chaser has put
33:37survivor I've got it wrong all right here's your next question an ishi hara test is carried out to
33:51diagnose which of these conditions is it a deafness b high blood pressure or c colour blindness
33:58you've put colour blindness yeah deafness just seems unlikely to me high blood pressure
34:08that's a sphygmomanometer or something like that what a sphygmomanometer I might have made that up but
34:17that sounds about right correct answer is yes colour blindness two steps from home the chaser has put
34:25yes colour blindness and you are right if it's a figmomanometer I think it's called
34:32figmomanometer here's the next question 2010 marked the 400th anniversary of which artists death a
34:45caravaggio b vermeer or c holbein you've put caravaggio again not one of my strong topics I'm afraid I
35:02wouldn't have a clue correct answer is sorry sorry it's fantastic it's the way to do it
35:14the chaser has put caravaggio also here is your next question
35:21what colour is the dragon on the flag of Wales is it a red is it b white or is it c green
35:34you've put red I think it's a red dragon yeah yeah if I was a dragon I'd be red this to go through
35:45your 400 pounds on putting you four in the final with a big big chance to win the final chase the correct
35:51answer is yes it is and you're through come on come on come on jenn with your 400 quiz chaser could have been an extra 360 pounds on top of that
36:05what do you think of that I'm disappointed she didn't go for it she says she's competitive she threw to the final and getting a quarter of that is better than nothing
36:21Jen take your place thank you final chase well done well all four players through to the final chase total prize fund of 50,400 pounds can they take down the chase up find out after the break on the
36:24chase
36:38welcome back what a show all four players have made it through to the final chase there's 50,400 pounds in the prize fund which would be the biggest win we've ever had on the show
36:47but first the team must answer as many questions as they can each right answer taking them a step further away from the chaser then the chaser will have the same amount of time to try and catch the team
36:59if he does the team will leave with nothing however if he doesn't they'll go home with an equal share of 50,400 pounds I wish you lots of luck four of you have made it through to the final chase which means you get a four-step head start already on our chaser that believe me is magic
37:16believe me is massive alone
37:20the time
37:21starts
37:23now
37:23what food would americans have sunny side up
37:26eggs correct
37:28which european capital is on the river tiber
37:31rome correct
37:32what year did Hungary join the eu
37:361999 it's 2004
37:40what old coin was known as a tanner
37:42six-pence correct
37:43in what sport would you perform a slam dunk
37:46jen
37:47basketball
37:47correct
37:48what chess piece can only move diagonally
37:50key
37:51bishop
37:52correct
37:53which victorian prime minister was known as dizzy
37:55key
37:56disraeli
37:56correct
37:57prince charles attended what cambridge university college
38:00key
38:01Fitzwilliam
38:02it's trinity
38:03in a company what position is the ceo
38:05key
38:06chief executive officer
38:07correct
38:08spiders belong to what class of arachnids
38:10arachnids
38:11correct
38:12royal leamington spars in what county
38:14warwickshire
38:15correct
38:15the spanish armada set sail on what year
38:17peter
38:181588
38:19correct
38:19what's french for mrs
38:21key
38:23madame
38:24correct
38:24how many players in a rugby union team
38:26key
38:27key
38:2815
38:29correct
38:30in 1899 which musician wrote the maple leaf rag
38:32geraldine
38:33scott chocolate
38:34correct
38:35at what institute near edinburgh was dolly the sheep born
38:38key
38:40key
38:41it's roslin institute
38:43what's a hundred times a hundred
38:45key
38:4610,000
38:47correct
38:48minestrone soup comes from what country
38:49key
38:50italy
38:51correct
38:52in heraldry what colour is a sanguine stain
38:53key
38:54gold
38:55it's red
38:56how many psalms in the bible
38:58key
38:59180
39:00150
39:01what can a trilingual person do
39:02peter
39:03speak three languages
39:04correct
39:05who is tennis player married chris evarts
39:07key
39:08john lloyd
39:09correct
39:10who published her notes on nursing handbook in 1860
39:12key
39:13Florence nightingale
39:14correct
39:15in what u.s. state is sing sing prison
39:17key
39:18new york
39:19correct
39:20who's married to debbie mcgee
39:2110
39:22paul daniel
39:23correct
39:24kids in america was a hit
39:26wow
39:27it's going to be close 24 steps what do you think team
39:30it's going to be close but i think that's enough
39:32we couldn't have done better
39:34best shot bring him on let's see what happens
39:36right
39:37twenty four steps ahead
39:38isn't enough
39:39we're hoping
39:40let's bring back the chaser
39:55what do you think of that as a target
39:56it's a very challenging target
39:58can you do it
39:59course i can do it
40:00we shall see
40:01if the chaser gets a question wrong
40:03i throw it to the team
40:04if they get it right
40:05they will push him back
40:06one step
40:07let's see if twenty four steps is enough
40:09i'm looking forward to this
40:11it's time for the final chase
40:17chaser
40:18your time
40:19starts
40:20now
40:21in what country is the taj mahal
40:23india
40:24what pop band had hits with five six seven eight and tragedy
40:27bg's
40:28stop the clock
40:29that is wrong
40:30steps
40:31is right
40:32steps is absolutely right
40:34pushing back
40:36chaser
40:37your time
40:38starts again
40:39now
40:40who presented tv show bow selector
40:42pass
40:43stop the clock
40:44lee francis
40:45lee francis
40:46is correct
40:47meaning
40:48we push you on a step team
40:49yeah come on team
40:50chaser you now need twenty five steps to catch the team
40:53your time
40:54starts again
40:55now
40:56what was the nickname of us boxer thomas hearns
40:57hitman
40:59correct
41:00what two colours feature on the scotland's flag
41:01blue and white
41:02correct
41:03on what day does the queen give out maundy money
41:05uh... maundy thursday
41:06correct
41:07what's the only u.s. state that begins with a g
41:08georgia
41:09correct
41:10holden is a major car company from what country
41:12usa
41:13stop the clock
41:14australia
41:15is correct
41:16your time
41:17starts again
41:18now
41:19in faulty towers
41:20manuel came from what city
41:21barcelona
41:22correct
41:23what
41:24is correct
41:25your time
41:26starts again
41:27now
41:28in faulty towers
41:29manuel came from what city
41:30barcelona
41:31correct
41:32what
41:34correct
41:35what metal has the chemical symbol pt
41:37baton
41:38correct
41:39what city hosted the two thousand olympics
41:43two thousand sydney
41:44correct
41:45what former gmtv newsgoers labour mp for ashfield
41:49pass
41:50stop the clock
41:51is it del piero
41:52yes del piero you're right
41:53what's her first name
41:54is it andrea
41:55oh no gloria
41:56gloria del piero
41:57gloria del piero
41:58is correct
41:59yes
42:00time
42:01start
42:02again
42:03now oed stands for ox
42:06dixie
42:07correct
42:08what do americans call the game of drafts
42:09checkers
42:10correct
42:11the name of what italian dessert means cooked cream
42:13ria cotta
42:14stop the clock
42:15it's wrong
42:16cooked cream
42:17creme brulee
42:18creme brulee
42:19is wrong
42:20correct answer is panna cotta
42:22chaser your time starts again
42:25now what one day county cricket team are called the foxes
42:28lester
42:29correct
42:30what animal was the cartoon character rhubarb
42:32rhubarb
42:33rhubarb was a
42:35dog
42:36correct
42:37what is jurisprudence to study of
42:38law
42:39correct
42:40whose songwriting partner was hal david
42:41baccarat
42:42correct
42:43correct
42:44malaka tawny soup originates from what country
42:45correct
42:46how many lines and limerick
42:47five
42:48correct
42:49peter folk played what team did
42:50correct
42:51what nationality is archbishop desmond tutu
42:53he's south african
42:54correct
42:55the word sauna comes from what language
42:56finish
42:57correct
42:58what supermarket slogan is every little helps
43:00tesco
43:01correct
43:02san antonio is a resort on what balearic island
43:04correct
43:05in fashion what are oxford bags
43:07charles's
43:08xerxes ruled in what ancient empire
43:10uh... persian
43:11correct
43:12who played film character mad max
43:13uh... gipson
43:14correct
43:15who's the head of state of australia
43:16um... the queen
43:18correct
43:19horology is a science of measuring what
43:21correct
43:22what bird is known as mother carrie's chicken
43:24um... uh... chicken
43:26yes
43:27yes
43:28you've won fifty thousand four hundred pounds
43:31oh what a chase
43:33unlucky
43:34congratulations team
43:36how do you feel
43:37fantastic
43:38brilliant
43:39incredible
43:40fantastic
43:41speechless
43:42he is very very good
43:43he's quick
43:44he is phenomenal
43:45i thought he was going to catch us
43:46he is very good
43:47fifty thousand four hundred pounds
43:48have you worked out between four of you
43:49two thousand six hundred
43:50brilliant stuff
43:51well done team
43:52great final chase
43:54chaser
43:55well played
43:57particularly the ukies because you put in the most money
44:00but it was the extra players which actually made a difference in the end so congratulations
44:04wow
44:05fifty thousand and four hundred pounds what a win the biggest ever on the chase
44:11can you do it
44:12why don't you try it
44:13see you next time on the chase
44:14goodbye
44:15well congratulations to them
44:25now she's been serving the legendary hot pot in the rovers return for over forty years and an hour long special tells her incredible life story
44:32sir ian mckellen narrates the betty driver story tonight at eight then heartbreak for a young mother with a family in crisis following a tragic series of events in taggart tonight on itv1 at nine
44:45thank you
44:46thank you
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