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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
00:04chance to win thousands of pounds. There's just one thing standing in their
00:07way, the chaser. The chase is on.
00:19Hello and welcome to the chase. Today's team of four total strangers believe they
00:23have what it takes to beat one of Britain's finest quiz brains and take
00:26home thousands of pounds. Do they? Let's meet the team. I'm Dave, I'm 30, I'm a chef from
00:32Barnsley. I'm Vicky, I'm 32 and I'm a stay-at-home mum from Newport. I'm Leslie, I'm 43, I'm a
00:38graphic design consultant from Middlesex. I'm Toby, I'm 43, I'm a football
00:43supporter service advisor from Manchester. That's the team, one by one, they've got to
00:47win as much money as they can, bring it safely down the table and into the team
00:50prize fund. As ever, hunting them down every step of the way is the chaser. Anyone
00:55gets caught, loses their money and is out of the game, but if they make it back, they
00:59go through to the final chase with the chance to win an equal share of that total
01:02prize fund. And first to face the chaser, it's Dave.
01:09Welcome Dave. How are you doing? I'm not bad mate, thank you. Barnsley. Aye. Aye. Have you got any children?
01:15I've got one and one on the way. Oh really? That's excellent stuff. If you won some money
01:19what would you do with it? I want a bit of stability and something to give to the kids
01:23later on in a year, so it's probably going to go for a house. Great. All right, well let's see
01:26what we can do. This is how it works. One minute quickfire questions. Each correct
01:30answer is worth a thousand pounds. I wish you luck. Your time starts now. What fruit did
01:36William Tell shoot off his son's head with an apple? Correct. Which character first said go
01:40ahead make my day in the film's sudden impact? Pass. Dirty Harry. The Cricket on the
01:45Half is an 1845 Christmas book by who? Pass. Charles Dickens. Do the Conga and Agadoo
01:51were hits for what pop group? Black Lace. Correct. If you ordered moules in a French restaurant
01:56what would you get? More sauce. Correct. Which Spanish cyclist on his third Tour de France? Miguel
02:00Indoran. No, it's Alberto Contador. What daily newspaper is nicknamed the Toregraph? Telegraph.
02:06Correct. Which king of England was the target of the gunpowder plot? James I. Correct. Who won a
02:11best actor Oscar for playing the title role in Capote? Pass. Philip Seymour Hoffman. Nancy
02:16Spongen was the girlfriend of which Sex Pistol? Pass. Sid Vicious. Nicknamed the Cherries, what
02:22football club plays at Dean Court? Pass. Bournemouth. Psychologist Dr. Phil McGraw found fame at what
02:28talk show? Pass. Oprah. In the nursery rhyme who is described as quite contrary? Mary Mary.
02:34Correct. George W. Bush proving... Well there you go. £6,000 though. That's not bad is it? It'll do for now.
02:43What we've got to do now of course is get you and it through to the final chase. It's time to face
02:47the chaser. But who Dave will he be up against today? Will it be Mark Labette? There he is,
02:52the beast. Part-time quiz fiend. Part-time maths teacher which adds up to full-time trouble. Or will
02:58it be Anne Hegarty? Hard-nosed Harridan who's gonna hurry down the board to catch you? Or will it be Sean
03:04Wallace? Suave, smooth, top criminal barrister. He puts the ooh in judition. Who'd be a fancy taking on? Or who
03:12scares you the most? The man who scares me the most is Sean. Right. He is more of an animal than
03:19the beast. Really? He is. And the one I really want to see is Anne. Really? You want to take on Anne?
03:25I've seen her before and she gups like a stranded guppy fish. I can have her. You can? I can. Let's
03:34bring on the chaser. It's the one and only. It's the dark destroyer. It is barrister Sean Wallace.
03:48Hello Dave. How do you know? You just insulted my fellow chaser. I wouldn't say insulted. I would
03:55just say more described. Well I'm here to defend her honour. Very gentlemanly of you. The gloves are
04:01obviously off. Dave as always you get a three-step head start on the chaser. There you are. Put your
04:06money on the table. There's your six grand. If you wish to take a step closer to home the chaser
04:10will offer you £1,000. However if you want to take a step closer to the chaser and really take it on.
04:17If you want that dream home £18,000. Get in. You better turn around. Have a chat with your team.
04:25Shaky start guys but what do you think? Depends how confident you feel Dave. How did that start?
04:35Well. You can only get better. I think because of some of the questions if you'd have had them in
04:41front of you you'd have known them. Yeah. So. I think £18,000 is a nice amount of money but £6,000 is a nice
04:48amount to put in the bank to start us off. And you do want to be in it at the end. I do. Thank you team.
04:53Okay. Dave. So Dave it's your decision. Gambling man? I'll stay with £6,000.
05:01Oh I thought you were going to go for it then. I really did. You had a look in your eye.
05:05That's a recipe for disaster. So let's bring that money home. Dave you will answer the same
05:11questions at the same time as the chaser. If you get a question correct you will take a step closer
05:15to home. However if you get it wrong you stay where you are giving the chaser the chance to close the gap.
05:19If you're caught you know the money is gone and you are out of the game. Are you ready?
05:25I am. For £6,000 the chase is on.
05:28Good luck mate. Here comes the first question.
05:38Do the boys hall is an important location in which Dickens novel?
05:43Is it A. Nicholas Nickleby? B. Oliver Twist? Or C. Bleak House?
05:53You put. Bleak House. You know your dick in stuff?
05:58Not at all.
05:59Just a guess?
06:00Absolute guess.
06:01Right. Well let's put you out of your misery. The correct answer is...
06:06Nicholas Nickleby. You're staying where you are.
06:09Giving the chaser the chance to close the gap. The chaser has put.
06:14Yes. Straight away.
06:17Not a good start. Here's the next question.
06:20Which of these composers was born first?
06:23Was it A. Britain? B. Brahms? Or C. Beethoven?
06:31You put. Brahms.
06:35Another guess?
06:35Do you know something? I'm starting to feel like I shouldn't be on here. Yes, I guess.
06:40Listen, plenty of people have guessed and made it all the way back.
06:43Correct answer is...
06:47Beethoven. Unlucky. You're staying again where you are.
06:51The chaser's put.
06:54Yes, Beethoven and closes the gap immediately. Breathing down your neck.
06:5817.17 to 18.27.
07:00Thank you very much.
07:02Got to start getting these right, mate.
07:04Here's your next question.
07:07Together with co-presenter Johnny Vaughan, who left the Big Breakfast in 2001?
07:14Is it A. Gabby Roslin, B. Denise Van Outen or C. Kelly Brook?
07:18You put.
07:23Denise Van Outen. Pretty confident there?
07:25I'm fairly confident. I was never a big watcher, but I do seem to remember something about them both leading.
07:31Correct answer is...
07:35Yes, well done. Up and running. Bit of confidence now. That's good.
07:38The chaser has put.
07:39One take. Denise Van Outen. Very good.
07:45I just watch it every morning. Very entertaining it was.
07:47Here's the next question.
07:50Which acid is produced by the body during anaerobic exercise?
07:55Is it A. Lactic? Is it B. Uric? Or is it C. Ethanoic?
08:02You put.
08:04Lactic.
08:05Absolutely certain on this one.
08:06Certain?
08:07If it turns out to be wrong, I'll look fairly stupid.
08:10The correct answer is...
08:11Excellent. Lactic acid it is.
08:15And now we're sort of doing all right. We're on a roll.
08:18The chaser has put.
08:21Also lactic acid and stays that step behind.
08:25Here's the next question.
08:26The word taboo comes from which language?
08:29A. Turkish. B. Tongan.
08:31Or C. Thai.
08:36You put.
08:38Thai.
08:39I seem to remember reading something about the origin of the word taboo.
08:43Not Turkish or Tongan.
08:45Not as far as I know, but then it couldn't be Thai either.
08:49You put Thai. The correct answer is...
08:56Tongan. Ouch.
08:59Got to stay there with our six grand.
09:01We're going to pray this is wrong.
09:02If he's right, we're wiped out and we're immediately out of the game.
09:06The chaser has put.
09:13Tongan.
09:15Dave, that is an early, early exit.
09:18I am so sorry.
09:20Thanks for the game, chaser.
09:21Dave. My pleasure.
09:22I'm sorry. You have been caught.
09:23A few. The chase is over.
09:25It's over.
09:29Wow. That was quick.
09:30I'm in a very determined mood.
09:32I'm not mucking about today.
09:34So, they're in trouble, I think.
09:38He's really got the hump.
09:39Come back and find out what happens on the chase in a minute, because next up, it's Vicky.
09:46Next to face the chaser, it's Vicky.
09:49Welcome.
09:50Full-time mum.
09:51How many kids?
09:52Two.
09:52Two.
09:53Yeah.
09:54Any time for hobbies or anything?
09:55Yeah, I kick box.
09:57You kick box?
09:58I do, yeah.
09:59I'd rather fight in than go against the questions, yeah.
10:02Yeah, I'm much more comfortable with the fighting.
10:04Is it like a belt in judo you have and stuff?
10:06Yeah, yeah.
10:06I'm a green belt with a brown tip, which means my next belt is my brain.
10:10Right, okay.
10:11Yeah.
10:12Is that good?
10:13Yeah.
10:13Next is black, so, yeah.
10:15Excellent.
10:16Excellent.
10:16So, you're in fighting form.
10:17I am in fighting form.
10:18Well, that's good.
10:19One minute quickfire questions.
10:21Good luck.
10:22Your time starts now.
10:24In the Disney cartoon film, what animal is Dumbo?
10:26An elephant.
10:27Correct.
10:27The autobiography of which Rolling Stone is called life?
10:33Pass.
10:33Keith Richards.
10:34Millie, Miles, Anna and Egg were housemates in what 90s drama series?
10:39Pass.
10:39This life.
10:40Members of what profession are trained at the Peel Centre in Hendon?
10:44Pass.
10:44Police.
10:45What device for fastening a coat is a cross piece that passes through a loop?
10:49A toggle.
10:50Correct.
10:50What dance craze was inspired by a 96 hit for Los Del Rio?
10:55Lombardo.
10:56The Macarena.
10:57During a Grand Slam tennis match, how many ball boys and girls are on court?
11:02Four.
11:03Six.
11:03Which actor was born Archibald Alexander Leach in 1904?
11:07Pass.
11:08Cary Grant.
11:09Australian Lindy Chamberlain claimed her baby was taken by what?
11:12A hyena?
11:14No.
11:14A dingo.
11:15What duo was stripped of the 1990 Grammy for not singing on their records?
11:21Sonny and Shea.
11:22Milli Vanilli.
11:23What name for a tapestry style?
11:25Oh, wow, wow.
11:27Well, there you go.
11:28It's tough when it's coming at you thick and fast.
11:30Yeah.
11:30Your mind goes a blank.
11:31I understand.
11:322,000 pounds, Vicky.
11:33But you never know.
11:34You might get a great offer.
11:35Absolutely.
11:36That's what it's about.
11:37It's time to face the chaser.
11:38Good afternoon, Vicky.
11:51Good afternoon.
11:52You've got a very lovely smile.
11:53Thank you very much.
11:54It's not going to get you anywhere with me.
11:55I'll see.
11:56Green belt, brown tip, kickboxer.
11:59Watch it, mate.
12:00Well, I'm the champion of tiddlywinks in Monks Park.
12:05As always, Vicky can get a three-step head start.
12:07That's your two grand.
12:08If you want to take a step closer to home, he will offer you...
12:11500 pounds.
12:13But if you take a step closer to him, he will offer you...
12:1510,000 pounds.
12:1810 grand.
12:19Have a chat with your team.
12:22What do you think?
12:23Have you been playing a devious game where you've been
12:26if I lulled him into a false censor?
12:27Yes, exactly.
12:28Then go for 10,000.
12:29But otherwise, we want you back here.
12:31Yeah, we need some money in the pot, Vicky.
12:33But we do need you back here.
12:34Right.
12:35Fair enough.
12:35Thank you, team.
12:37Right, Vicky, your decision?
12:40The 10 is really tempting.
12:43But on my previous form, I think I'm going to stick with the two.
12:46Fine, that's great.
12:47Take away the other amounts.
12:49Chaser.
12:50I'm in a very combative mood, as you can hear.
12:53And so are we, aren't we, Vicky?
12:54We are.
12:54You can bring it on.
12:55Right.
12:55For 2,000 pounds, the chase is on.
13:04Good luck.
13:05Here comes your first question.
13:09What is the postcode for the Bristol area?
13:12Is it A, B, L?
13:14Is it B, B, R?
13:16Or is it C, B, S?
13:22You put...
13:22B, R?
13:25Yes, I did.
13:26I know you did.
13:27Do you think that's right?
13:29I have no idea it's right.
13:30I'm pretty sure it's not BS.
13:32It's literally across the bridge.
13:34It's not my postcode.
13:35I'm pretty sure it's not BS, though.
13:38Right, correct answer is...
13:40What's BS?
13:44I'm astonished for a person who lives in Newport.
13:46I know, it's just literally down the street.
13:49Don't worry, you've got to stay where you are.
13:50The Chaser has put...
13:54Yes, BS it is.
13:57Never mind.
13:57It's not a big deal.
13:58Come on.
14:00Let's start getting them right.
14:01Here's your next question.
14:04Which actress made an early film appearance in Lassie Come Home?
14:08Was it A, Grace Kelly, B, Elizabeth Taylor, or C, Lana Turner?
14:17You put...
14:19Lana Turner.
14:22I don't like Lassie.
14:23Don't you?
14:23It makes me cry, and I don't watch anything that makes me cry.
14:26I don't watch anything that makes me feel uncomfortable.
14:28Well, don't watch this back, love.
14:32Correct answer is...
14:35Liz Taylor.
14:36Oh, it's not good.
14:39Got to stay where we are.
14:41The Chaser has put...
14:44Yes, Elizabeth Taylor.
14:45Exactly.
14:46Here's your next question.
14:50What was the first name of Leonard Rossiter's character Rigsby in the TV sitcom Rising Damp?
14:57Was it A, Roger, B, Rupert, or C, Reginald?
15:01Rupert.
15:05You put...
15:07Roger.
15:09I did.
15:10You have?
15:11Again, not sure.
15:13Erm, before my time really.
15:16Not old enough.
15:18Roger's got to be right.
15:19If it is, we're still in the game.
15:20If it's wrong, he loves this stuff.
15:22The correct answer is...
15:30Rupert.
15:32I was with you.
15:33All right.
15:34We're staying where we are with our 2,000 pounds.
15:36If the Chaser is right, Vicky, we're out of the game.
15:39Another early exit.
15:41He's on fire today.
15:42Let's be wrong.
15:43Please be wrong.
15:44The Chaser has put...
15:50Rupert, it is.
15:54Oh, no.
15:54Nothing good.
15:55I used to watch it every Sunday night.
15:57Do you know who his wife was called?
15:59Veronica.
16:00Oh, thank you very much.
16:03That's a wonderful nugget we're not really interested in.
16:06Vicky, I'm so sorry.
16:08You have been caught for you.
16:09The chase is over.
16:14It's one thing she didn't run up the table and go...
16:17Hold on.
16:20Next to face the Chaser, it's Leslie.
16:26Welcome.
16:26Hello.
16:29Too dispatched very quickly there.
16:30Very, very quickly, yeah.
16:31Yes, yes.
16:32You have really got to pull your socks up there for the team,
16:35you and Toby, now.
16:36So, if you want some money, what would you do with it?
16:38Well, at the minute, my car needs a lot of repair work to it,
16:41or if I had a little bit more, I'd like to go on holiday.
16:43Great stuff.
16:44Where would you go on holiday?
16:45Well, I don't know.
16:46I mean, working for myself, I've got more chance for holiday at the minute
16:48than West Ham ever winning the league.
16:50So, anywhere nice and hot would be good.
16:53Very, very good.
16:53Are you a West Ham fan?
16:54I am from West Ham, yeah.
16:55Are you?
16:56Are you originally from East London, that way?
16:57I am originally from East London.
16:58Are you what park?
16:58I'm from Upton Park, right by the ground.
17:00Oh, right by the ground.
17:01Very, very good.
17:02As much cash as we can.
17:03Let's get cracking, shall we?
17:04Against the clock.
17:05I wish you luck, Leslie.
17:07Your time starts now.
17:08What's the long platform that models walk along in a fashion show?
17:11Correct.
17:12What country was the first to use poisonous gases in World War One?
17:15Germany.
17:16Correct.
17:16Pelham Grenville were the first names of which novelist and humorist?
17:21P.G. Woodhouse.
17:22Which England striker won the golden boot at the 86 World Cup?
17:25Oh, Alan Shearer.
17:26No, Gary Lineker.
17:27What Beatles song is named after a type of spiral fairground slide?
17:32Oh, spiral fairground slide.
17:34P.G. Woodhouse.
17:35Helter Skelter.
17:36What tradesman would use a wooden block called a last?
17:39A carpenter.
17:40No, cobbler.
17:41In maths, what letter describes the vertical axis on a graph?
17:44Er, vertical is Y.
17:47Correct.
17:48Ich Deen is the motto of which member of the royal family?
17:51Prince Charles.
17:51Correct.
17:52What loud noise occurs when an aircraft passes through the sound barrier?
17:56Pass.
17:56Sonic Boom.
17:57Which historical figure was played by Mel Gibson in Braveheart?
18:01Er, pass.
18:03William Wallace.
18:04The rapper Wycliffe Jean was born in what Caribbean country?
18:07Haiti.
18:07Correct.
18:08Which children's character declares?
18:10Oh, and you knew some of them.
18:12I know, but I didn't want to waste time.
18:14But £5,000 anyway.
18:15That's not bad.
18:16That's not bad at all.
18:17That's something.
18:17Yeah, let's get it back through to the final chase with you, shall we?
18:20Yeah, I hope so.
18:20It's time to face the chaser.
18:22Bring him on.
18:27West Ham fan, are you?
18:37I am Sean.
18:38I'm Chelsea.
18:38Oh, I hate you even more now.
18:40I know.
18:43It's all good.
18:43It's all good.
18:44I love it.
18:44Only banter, Sean.
18:45Only banter.
18:46Don't try and backtrack now, Leslie.
18:47Leslie, let's put some money on the table, girl.
18:50Here's your 5k.
18:51Take a step closer to home, the chaser will offer you.
18:53£1,000.
18:55Take a step closer to him, he will offer you.
18:58£20,000.
19:00Have that.
19:01Very tempting.
19:02Right, better have a chat with your team.
19:03Better have a chat with him.
19:04There's only one left.
19:04What's left of him?
19:06What do you think, Toby?
19:08As much as I'd love to see you bring £20,000 back here, he hasn't dropped a question.
19:14I know.
19:15Not a single one, and I'm really worried.
19:17Yep.
19:18Thanks, Toby.
19:19Come along then, Leslie.
19:20What are we going to do, mate?
19:22Thanks for the offer.
19:23It's very kind.
19:24I'm going to stick with the 5k.
19:25Fair play to you, love.
19:26Fair play.
19:27For £5,000, the chase is on.
19:35Good luck, mate.
19:36Here comes your first question.
19:38Quarterback is a position in which sport?
19:43Is it A, American Football, B, Baseball or C, Basketball?
19:49You put...
19:50Yeah, American Football, happy with that?
19:52Yep.
19:52The correct answer is...
19:55American Football it is.
19:57We take a step closer to home.
19:58The chaser has put...
20:01Yes, American Football or Gridiron.
20:03Hey, Gridiron.
20:04My favourite quarterback of all time was...
20:06Dan Marino.
20:07No, mine was John Elway, because he is the most successful one.
20:10Great stuff.
20:11Here's your next question.
20:13The advertising slogan, good to the last drop, was created for which product?
20:19Was it A, Guinness Stout, B, John Smith's Bitter or C, Maxwell House Coffee?
20:24Right, Lesley, you put Guinness Stout.
20:34Yeah, I'm kind of thinking it might not be now.
20:37I was torn between A, I was torn between A and B.
20:40The correct answer is...
20:42Maxwell House Coffee, got to stay where we are.
20:48Will he know it?
20:49The chaser has put...
20:49Yeah, Maxwell House Coffee.
20:52Yeah, Maxwell House Coffee.
20:55Here's the next question.
20:59Tony Hadley is the front man for which band?
21:02A, Spandau Ballet, B, Duran Duran or C, Roxy Music?
21:08You put...
21:12Spandau Ballet.
21:14Yeah.
21:14Yeah, what a fantastic voice.
21:17Yeah.
21:17The correct answer is...
21:19Spandau Ballet, of course it is, good old tone.
21:23We come and keep a step closer to home.
21:26Look at misery cuts up there.
21:28The chaser has put...
21:31Spandau Ballet.
21:32You know why I like Tony Hadley as well?
21:34Go on.
21:34We share the same birthday.
21:36Really?
21:37That's something I'd never have known.
21:38No, I know, they're almost twins.
21:40I'll send him a card, actually.
21:41Yeah, only that he's better looking.
21:43Yeah.
21:44No, no, don't take it away from yourself.
21:45You're, you're, no, you're right, he is better looking.
21:48Yeah.
21:49Here's the next question.
21:49Which country boasts the most westerly point on the British mainland?
21:57A, England, B, Scotland, or C, Wales?
22:07Ooh, you've put Scotland.
22:10I wish I had it now.
22:13I wish I put Wales.
22:15Really?
22:16Yeah, because I'm thinking of Scottish islands and it says mainland.
22:19Well, hey, we're in for a penny now.
22:21Yeah.
22:22The correct answer is...
22:26What a guess.
22:30How did we end up there?
22:31I don't know.
22:33I don't know, but I love Scotland now.
22:34Well, anyway, we get a step closer to home.
22:36It's fantastic.
22:37The chaser was put...
22:39I'll be wrong.
22:44Next question.
22:45Pinchbeck, used as an imitation gold in jewellery, is an alloy of copper and which other metal?
22:53Is it A, iron, B, tin, or C, zinc?
22:57You've put...
23:00Tin.
23:02Complete guess.
23:04Really?
23:04Yeah.
23:05Okay.
23:06Correct answer is...
23:08Zinc.
23:11Ouch.
23:12Got to stay where we are.
23:14Will he know it?
23:15The chaser was put...
23:16And looms up behind us one step there.
23:21Yeah, the creator, his name was Pinchbeck.
23:24He's an actual person.
23:25Ah, right.
23:26I'm one behind you now.
23:27Oh, now I can see.
23:29We can still get away.
23:30Here's the next question.
23:34London Theatre's most prestigious awards are named after which actor?
23:39Is it A, John Gielgud?
23:41Is it B, Laurence Olivier?
23:43Or is it C, Alec Guinness?
23:46You put...
23:48Laurence Olivier.
23:49Yep.
23:49Fairly confident on that one.
23:52Yep.
23:52Good.
23:53Correct answer is...
23:57Indeed, Laurence Olivier.
23:58The Olivier Awards brings you a step closer to home.
24:00And the chaser is put...
24:06Also, Laurence Olivier stays one step behind us.
24:09Right.
24:10Here's what I'm hoping is going to be your last question.
24:12Come on, Lesley, we can do it.
24:15The reign of terror took place during which period of
24:19unrest was it A, Spanish Civil War, B, the French Revolution, or C, American Civil War.
24:29You put...
24:32French Revolution.
24:33Yeah.
24:34Guess.
24:34I guess.
24:35Yeah.
24:35I did it at school, but didn't pay attention.
24:37Well...
24:37Wish I had now.
24:38Yeah, I know.
24:40Right, if it's right we're going through, if it's wrong,
24:41I have a feeling we're going to get caught and we're out of the game.
24:44To go through with five grand, Lesley.
24:49You'll have to wait, we'll find out after the break.
24:51Welcome back, Lesley here.
25:00Skin of our teeth, we're hanging on to the five grand.
25:02Here it is.
25:03Before the break, I asked her the question.
25:05The reign of terror took place during which period of unrest?
25:08Now, Lesley said that it was the French Revolution.
25:11If she's right, we're through.
25:13If she's wrong, I have a feeling we're going out.
25:16Come on, Lesley.
25:17Fingers crossed, girl.
25:18Begging you to go through.
25:19Gotta happen.
25:20Correct answer is...
25:25Yes, get in.
25:30Brilliant.
25:31Well done.
25:31Fantastic.
25:33Skin of our teeth there.
25:34Well played, Lesley.
25:35Thank you, Sean.
25:36You've only just made my mood worse.
25:38Lesley, well done, mate.
25:39Go and take your seat in the final chase.
25:41Very good.
25:41Good chase.
25:42Yeah, good chase.
25:43Really enjoyed that.
25:44Well, next to face the chaser, it's Toby.
25:47Or not Toby.
25:48That is the question.
25:52Welcome.
25:54Now, this is an odd thing you do.
25:55You're a football supporter, service advisor.
25:59That's correct.
25:59What's that?
26:00After you've bought a ticket, if you need to do anything,
26:03move your seat, bring extra people,
26:06anything that needs changing, then I'll do it.
26:08Oh right, and are you associated to one particular club?
26:11Yes, I work for Manchester City.
26:13Oh right, down at Eastlands.
26:15What a cracking ground that is.
26:16Yeah.
26:17Fantastic.
26:18So, if you want some money, what would you do with it?
26:20I've always got a cruise that needs paying for.
26:23We go on about two cruises a year.
26:25Do you?
26:25Yeah.
26:26I love cruising.
26:27We love cruising.
26:28I absolutely love it.
26:29What's the nicest place you've ever been to on a ship?
26:31Alaska.
26:32Really?
26:32Yeah.
26:33You see the glacier just there off the side of the ship.
26:36It's just amazing.
26:37Well, let's see if we can get you on another cruise, shall we, Toby?
26:39Good luck, mate.
26:41Questions against the clock.
26:42Each one is worth £1,000.
26:43Your time starts now.
26:46What type of hat is most associated with Sherlock Holmes?
26:49Deer Stalker.
26:49Correct.
26:50AG Bar is the only manufacturer of what Scottish soft drink?
26:55Iron Brew.
26:56Correct.
26:57Which singer hit chat show host Russell Harty after he turned his back on her?
27:01Grace Jones.
27:01Correct.
27:02What word links a leather shoe and a strong Irish accent?
27:05Brogue.
27:06Correct.
27:07What John Hughes film is about a group of students serving on a Saturday detention?
27:10Breakfast Club.
27:11Correct.
27:11Which French chemist proved the germ theory in the 1860s?
27:17Pasteur.
27:18Correct.
27:19What stick is used by a conductor to direct an orchestra?
27:21Passon.
27:21Correct.
27:22Mossad is the secret intelligence service of what country?
27:25Israel.
27:25Correct.
27:26The Viking is the nickname of what Darts World Champion?
27:28Pass.
27:29Andy Fordham.
27:30Which actress was famous for the line, I want to be alone?
27:33Marlena Dietrich.
27:34No.
27:35Greta Garbo.
27:36Who built the first successful petrol driven car in 1885?
27:39Ford.
27:40Carl Benz.
27:41The statue of Christ the Redeemer overlooks which Brazilian city?
27:44Rio de Janeiro.
27:45Correct.
27:45What's the name of a bag which left over food?
27:48Well, there you go.
27:49Brilliant.
27:49Effort.
27:509,000.
27:52Nine grand.
27:53Very, very good indeed.
27:55All we've got to do is get it and you alongside Leslie, haven't we?
27:59Time, Toby, to bring on the chaser.
28:01Good afternoon, Toby.
28:15Good afternoon.
28:16That was an impressive performance.
28:18You cruise through those questions.
28:20Apart from the couple I got wrong.
28:22Now you're going to hit an iceberg.
28:23Very good.
28:25Let's put some money on the table, mate.
28:26There's your 9K.
28:27If you want to take a step closer to home, the chaser will offer you?
28:30A very respectable £2,000.
28:32However, if you want to take a step closer to the chaser, he will offer you?
28:38You can cruise around the world for £30,000.
28:42Have a chat with Leslie, Toby.
28:44I wasn't expecting that.
28:46I wasn't expecting that either.
28:48I want you back here with me and I think, although £30,000 would be lovely, I can't face
28:54him again on my own.
28:56Okay, Toby, thank you, Leslie.
29:02What do you think?
29:05I'm not much of a gambling man, unfortunately, and I'm going to stick with the £9,000.
29:11Sure?
29:14I'm sure.
29:16Chaser?
29:16It's a shame because I think you've got a lot to offer.
29:18I think it would have been a good battle at £30,000.
29:21Toby, for £9,000, the chase is on.
29:26Good luck, mate.
29:32Here comes your first question.
29:36Which of these Prime Ministers gave his name to a style of black hat?
29:40Was it A, Anthony Eden, B, Edward Heath, or C, Stanley Baldwin?
29:50You put.
29:52Stanley Baldwin.
29:54Pretty confident?
29:55No.
29:56Guess?
29:56Totally.
29:57Correct answer is?
30:01Ouch!
30:01Wrong way.
30:02Staying where we are.
30:03The chaser is put.
30:07Yes, Anthony Eden.
30:09Can't you see him in that Homburg?
30:10Hang on a minute.
30:11Why is it called a Homburg?
30:11Why is it called a Homburg then, if his name's Anthony Eden?
30:13The Homburg, it was.
30:17See what's happened there?
30:18You're making it up as you're going along.
30:20I don't make things up.
30:21But it's a Homburg hat.
30:22It's not an Eden hat, is it?
30:23It's the correct answer though, and that's more important.
30:25There's your next question.
30:31Which flowering plant gets its name from the Latin word for sword because of its sword-shaped leaves?
30:37Is it A, Narcissus, B, Gladiolus, or C, Delphinium?
30:44You put, Gladiolus.
30:50Sure?
30:52Well, I was going with the fact that gladiators had a sword and maybe the gladiator was named after the sword.
30:59Yep.
31:00So therefore, gladiolus would make sense.
31:03Absolutely.
31:04Correct answer is?
31:06Oh, get in.
31:09Let's see what the chaser put.
31:14Yes, also gladiolus.
31:16He's a bright man.
31:17Brilliant.
31:18Here's your next question.
31:21Plutocracy is ruled by what type of people?
31:24A, the clergy, B, the wise, or C, the rich?
31:37You put, the wise.
31:41It's a total gas.
31:42Right.
31:43The correct answer is?
31:50The rich.
31:52Staying where we are.
31:54The chaser is put.
31:59The rich.
31:59Yeah, from Greek mythology, I think it's Plutus, which means wealth.
32:03Right.
32:04I'm one behind you now, and I'm not mucking about.
32:09Here's the next question.
32:10William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor, Coleridge, and which other poet made up the trio known
32:19as the lake poets?
32:20Was it A, Percy Shelley, B, Robert Southey, or C, Robert Browning?
32:26You put Robert Southey.
32:35I've got a horrible feeling.
32:36This is another guess, isn't it?
32:37This is another guess, slightly educated, because I was pretty sure it wasn't Percy Shelley.
32:41And Browning, for some reason I'm thinking London.
32:45Right.
32:47The correct answer is to stay in the game with 9k.
32:49Come on.
32:50The correct answer is to stay in the game with 9k.
32:55Brilliant.
32:55Well done.
32:57Well done, mate.
32:57Well done.
32:59Step closer to home.
33:00The chaser's put.
33:03Yeah, Robert Southey.
33:04He's right about Robert Browning, The London Connection, Wimpole Street.
33:08Thank you for that.
33:09Here's the next question.
33:12In the film Love Actually, which actor's character falls for his Portuguese maid?
33:18Is it A, Alan Rickman, B, Hugh Grant, or C, Colin Firth?
33:30You put Colin Firth.
33:34Ever seen the film?
33:36Sadly, I have.
33:38Have you?
33:39Is that true?
33:39Is that it?
33:40You're quite confident?
33:41No.
33:41Oh, really?
33:42Yep.
33:43I don't remember the story at all.
33:44Let's have a look, shall we?
33:46Correct answer is...
33:50Well done, old boy.
33:52Very good.
33:53Step closer to home.
33:55Let's see what the chaser put.
34:00Oh, he's got it wrong.
34:02Result.
34:04Have you not seen the film?
34:05I haven't, actually, no.
34:06No?
34:06All right.
34:07Well, there you go.
34:07If you haven't seen the film, it's just a wild guess, I guess.
34:10No, it wasn't a wild guess.
34:11It wasn't a wild guess?
34:12I knew those actors were in the film, but I just...
34:14You got it wrong.
34:15I took a pun to...
34:16Of course I got it wrong.
34:17So it was a guess?
34:20You're right.
34:20It was a guess.
34:22See what's happened there.
34:23See what's happened there.
34:24Here's the next question.
34:27Which London building features on the cover of Pink Floyd's album, Animals?
34:33Is it A, BT Tower, B, St Paul's Cathedral, or C, Battersea Power Station?
34:39You put...
34:43Battersea Power Station.
34:48I think that's right.
34:49Yeah?
34:50I can see it.
34:51The correct answer is...
34:53Oh, yeah, brilliant.
34:57One step from home with your 9k.
34:58It's fantastic.
34:59Let's see what the chaser put.
35:02Yes, Battersea Power Station.
35:03Yes, Parker.
35:04Well done.
35:05Here is your next question.
35:07One more and we're out.
35:07Come on, let's get this one right.
35:09Which American president had the middle name Burchard?
35:16Is it A, Chester Arthur, B, James Garfield, or C, Rutherford Hayes?
35:25You put...
35:28James Garfield.
35:30Guess.
35:31I've never even heard of any of them.
35:33That's sad, isn't it?
35:35Right, if this is right, we're through.
35:36Correct answer is...
35:39Come on.
35:42Oh, Rutherford Hayes.
35:44All right, we've got to stay where we are.
35:46The chaser is put.
35:50Yeah, Rutherford Hayes.
35:51He's one step behind us again.
35:54It's the same situation Leslie was in.
35:56Exactly the same, isn't it?
35:57Yeah.
35:58Come on, Toby.
35:59Yeah, exactly the same.
36:01Here's your next question.
36:02Which of these Wimbledon champions was born last?
36:09Or is it A, Pat Cash, B, Leighton Hewitt, or C, Pete Sampras?
36:16You've put Leighton Hewitt.
36:21I'm thinking Pat Cash is probably the oldest.
36:24Yeah.
36:24Then Pete Sampras, and then Leighton Hewitt.
36:27But sport, even though I work in sport, is not my subject.
36:31Well, come on.
36:33Good luck, mate.
36:36The correct answer is...
36:43Yes!
36:44Get in there.
36:45Come on.
36:51Put it there, mate.
36:51Thank you very much.
36:52Well done, Toby.
36:53Tremendous.
36:53Chaser.
36:54Well played, Toby.
36:55Look forward to seeing you in the final, Leslie.
36:57Thank you very much indeed, Toby.
36:59It's exhausting.
37:00Honestly, it's exhausting.
37:01Go and join Leslie.
37:02There you are.
37:03It's £14,000.
37:04Go and take your seat in the final chase there, mate.
37:07Well, unbelievable.
37:08Two exhausting chases.
37:10Hopefully, they'll be tired by the end of the final chase.
37:13Well, they must have taken something out of you, surely?
37:16Absolutely not.
37:17Mmm, well.
37:18Leslie and Toby have made it through to the final chase.
37:21The total prize fund of £14,000, 7K each.
37:24Are they going to take it home?
37:26Or will the Dark Destroyer bring them down to earth?
37:29Find out in a minute on the chase.
37:34So, welcome back to the chase.
37:36Leslie and Toby have made it through to the final chase.
37:39There is £14,000 in the prize fund.
37:41Now, on the buzzer and against the clock, they must answer as many questions as they can.
37:46Each right answer takes them a step further away from the chase.
37:48And then the chaser will have the same amount of time to try and catch Toby and Leslie.
37:53If he does, they leave with nothing.
37:54However, if he doesn't, Leslie and Toby will go home with £7,000 each.
38:01How about that?
38:02That would be lovely, wouldn't it?
38:03Wouldn't it?
38:03Yeah.
38:04What do you think your chances are?
38:05Fair to middling.
38:07Fair to middling.
38:08Good.
38:09Toby, Leslie, two of you are through.
38:11So, you get a two-step head start on the chaser.
38:13Right.
38:14Your time starts now.
38:17What famous racehorse spells murder backwards?
38:19Toby.
38:20Red rum.
38:21Correct.
38:21What colour is the cross and the flag of Switzerland?
38:24Leslie.
38:24White.
38:25Correct.
38:26Whose novel Lace was published in 1982?
38:29Toby.
38:30Pass.
38:30Shirley Conran.
38:31In World War II, what were our flags and stalags?
38:35Toby.
38:36Prisons.
38:36Yes, correct.
38:38Perrier Water comes from what country?
38:39Leslie.
38:40France.
38:41Correct.
38:42What's a native of Ghana called?
38:43Toby.
38:44Ghanian.
38:45Correct.
38:46What word connects a warm, dry wind with a type of helicopter?
38:50Leslie.
38:51Pass.
38:51Chinook.
38:52What American political party is known as the GOP?
38:55Toby.
38:56The Republicans.
38:57Correct.
38:58Who had the catchphrase HiHo Silver?
39:00Leslie.
39:01The Lone Ranger.
39:02Correct.
39:03Which monarch was known as the Virgin Queen?
39:04Toby.
39:05Elizabeth I.
39:06Correct.
39:07What's the largest island of the Caribbean?
39:08Toby.
39:10Cuba.
39:11Correct.
39:11What race course hosts the E-Ball Festival?
39:15Leslie.
39:15Pass.
39:16York.
39:17What sort of animal is a whippet?
39:19Leslie.
39:19Dog.
39:19Correct.
39:20What French car company makes the 2CV?
39:23Leslie.
39:23Citroen.
39:24Correct.
39:25Hair and fingernails are made of what protein?
39:27Toby.
39:27Carrot.
39:28Correct.
39:28Montgomery is the capital of what US state?
39:31Leslie.
39:32Pass.
39:32Alabama.
39:33Who was the first man to walk on the moon?
39:35Toby.
39:36Neil Armstrong.
39:36Correct.
39:37What fictional bear is adopted by the Brown family?
39:39Leslie.
39:40Paddington.
39:41Correct.
39:41What ship did Jason sell to find the Golden Fleece?
39:44Leslie.
39:44The Argonaut?
39:47No, that's wrong.
39:48It's the Argo.
39:49What items are collected by a numismatist?
39:51Toby.
39:51Coins.
39:52Correct.
39:53What musical note lasts half as long as a quaver?
39:56Toby.
39:56Semi-quaver.
39:57Correct.
39:57What gas forms about 20% of the air?
40:01Toby.
40:01Oxygen.
40:01Correct.
40:02What nationality was the writer Voltaire?
40:05Leslie.
40:05French.
40:06Correct.
40:06What Italian cheese name means beautiful country?
40:10Toby.
40:10Roquefort.
40:11Bel Paisi.
40:12What grey dog is Sudi's sidekick?
40:14Leslie.
40:15Sweet.
40:15Correct.
40:16Garda referred to the police of what country?
40:19Nearly got it in.
40:2021 though.
40:21That's not bad at all.
40:24I think that's more than fair to middling, if you don't mind me saying.
40:27All right.
40:27Yeah, could be really, really good.
40:29So, the team are 21 steps ahead.
40:32It's that time.
40:33Let's bring back the chaser.
40:47Well then, 21 steps.
40:48Can you catch them?
40:49I'd like to think so.
40:50Right, there you are.
40:53Remember, if the chaser gets a question wrong, I will offer it to the team.
40:56They get it right, they will push the chaser back one step.
40:59Let's see if 21 steps is enough.
41:01It's time for the final chase.
41:03Chaser, your time starts now.
41:12What does the internet acronym FAQ stand for?
41:14Frequently Asked Questions.
41:15Correct.
41:15Who wrote the novels Silas Marner and Middlemarch?
41:18George Eliot.
41:19Correct.
41:19The Mormon church is based in what US state?
41:22Utah.
41:22Correct.
41:23Who was the Roman god of metalworking and fire?
41:25Vulcan.
41:26Correct.
41:27Harlem and Eindhoven are cities in what country?
41:30Holland.
41:32Correct.
41:32In the TV series, what animal was Gentle Ben?
41:35Bear.
41:36Correct.
41:37In what decade was the United Nations founded?
41:391940s.
41:40Correct.
41:41Which French sculptor created the Statue of Liberty?
41:43Rodan.
41:43Stop the clock.
41:44It was the only gift from the French people.
41:48Need an answer?
41:50Pass.
41:51Pass.
41:51It's Bartaldi.
41:52Never mind.
41:53Chaser.
41:54Good time.
41:55Starts again.
41:56Now, which Batman sidekick is known as the Boy Wonder?
41:59Robin.
41:59Correct.
42:00What rugby union team are nicknamed the Barbars?
42:02Barbarians.
42:03Correct.
42:04Broiling is the American term for what cooking method?
42:07Grilling.
42:08Correct.
42:09The city of Chester lies on what river?
42:11Dee.
42:11Correct.
42:12What type of bird is a peregrine?
42:14Falcon.
42:15Correct.
42:16Helium gets its name from the Greek for what?
42:18Sun.
42:18Correct.
42:19Actress Diana Fluck was better known by what name?
42:22Diana Doors.
42:22Correct.
42:23Who composed the opera Dee Fledermaus?
42:27Mozart.
42:28Stop the clock.
42:29That is wrong.
42:32We're going to go with Wagner.
42:34Is wrong.
42:35Correct answer is Strauss.
42:37Johann Strauss.
42:38Your time.
42:39Chaser.
42:40Starts again.
42:41Now, Newquay is in what county?
42:44Devon.
42:45Stop the clock.
42:45That is wrong.
42:48It's Cornwall.
42:48Cornwall.
42:49Is correct.
42:50Pushing back one pace.
42:52Chaser now needs eight to catch you.
42:54Chaser.
42:54Your time.
42:55Starts again.
42:57Now, which TV family owns South Fork Ranch?
43:00The Ewings.
43:01Correct.
43:01What organisation publishes the Good Beer Guide?
43:05Campaign for Real Ale.
43:06Yes, correct.
43:07Which Labour MP married Ed Balls in 1998?
43:10Ed Cooper.
43:10Correct.
43:11What establishment manufactures British coins?
43:14The Royal Mint.
43:15Correct.
43:16Trader's Gate is found at what London landmark?
43:18Tower London.
43:19Correct.
43:19What Latin term means according to the rate?
43:21Ferrata.
43:22Correct.
43:23Which woman wrote the novel Cold Comfort Farm?
43:25Stella Givens.
43:26Correct.
43:27Dover is a variety of what flat fish?
43:29Soul.
43:29Correct.
43:30Oh, with 21 seconds to spare.
43:37He's on fire.
43:38On fire indeed.
43:39Leslie, Toby, a valiant effort, but you've been caught.
43:43How do you feel?
43:47Disappointed.
43:47Very disappointed, yeah.
43:48He wasn't messing around this time.
43:50He was not messing around.
43:51You're absolutely right.
43:52Leslie, Toby, thank you so much for playing.
43:54Unfortunately, we have to say cheerio to you £14,000.
43:56We'll take that out of the prize fund for you.
43:58The chase is over.
44:01Chaser.
44:01I jumped in in two questions I definitely knew the answer to.
44:04The Schaas one and the Bartoldi one.
44:06I'm kicking myself.
44:07It's shocking.
44:08But well done, team.
44:09You played very, very well.
44:10Well, that's it for today.
44:12Can anyone beat the chaser?
44:13Find out next time on The Chase.
44:15Goodbye.
44:24Well, Kane is determined to win charity back,
44:27but is it a case of too little too late?
44:29He's had plenty of chances in the past.
44:31Emmerdale is at seven.
44:33In the end of thettap
44:36a working degree with Blanc.
44:37Wow.
44:42I'm making close.
44:44I'm doing great.
44:46In the art of choice.
44:46I'm doing great.
44:47Well done.
44:50There's your problem.
44:51I'm Gillis.
44:52We're just interested in teaching.
44:52You're treated your trouble.
44:53But we're with the unit.
44:55And it's actually a.
44:55The song and the☆ over you today.
44:58Have hot you finished yellow?
44:58A lionling.
44:59I mean, you're not in a July tid signed job,
44:59but this child has better done today.
45:00The good Yum!
45:01It certainly won't lose yourself,
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