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00:00Hello, I'm Jason Manford and welcome to The Answer Run, the quiz where you've always got
00:15a 50% chance of getting the answer right. It's as simple as that and here is how it works.
00:19Every question has two possible answers. In this example, we've got circle and square.
00:25Questions will make their way down the run and our teams will swipe towards the answer they think is correct.
00:30So, usual shape of a boxing ring, that is a square. You know what's called a ring, that's confusing.
00:37So the value of that question goes into my prize pot, but if I got it wrong, so no through road sign being a circle,
00:45then I would lose that same amount. So, let's meet the teams taking on The Answer Run today.
00:52I'm Niamh, this is Kirsty and we're best friends from Glasgow.
00:57I'm Alex, this is Jake. We are uncle and nephew from Tynawea and Reading.
01:02Hi, I'm Sarah and this is Emma. We're sisters from Burnley, Lancashire.
01:09Great to see you all. Thanks for joining us on The Answer Run today.
01:13We'll get to know you better as we go through the show, but it's time to get started.
01:17So, let's have a look at the three category pairs on offer in round one.
01:21They are Rihanna, Dua Lipa, Chicken, Egg, Brown, Grey.
01:28So, the only way to get the category you want is to win the race to the run.
01:35Otherwise, you could be stuck with something you don't want.
01:37If you buzz in with an incorrect answer, you'll be frozen out and the others can buzz in.
01:42The first team to give three correct answers will step up to the run and get their choice of category.
01:48Let's play Race to the Run.
01:53Fingers on buzzers. Here's your first question.
01:57What type of bird is the animated character Pingu?
02:02Alex and Jake.
02:03A penguin.
02:04A penguin, of course.
02:05One point for you.
02:08In which sport was Nigel Mansell, 1992 World...
02:12Sarah and Emma.
02:14Racing, driving.
02:15Yeah, Formula One. Well done.
02:17Point for you.
02:19In which British city is the Jorvik Viking Centre?
02:24Niamh and Kirsty.
02:26York.
02:26York. Very good.
02:28All right, so, one point each so far.
02:30Going well.
02:31What rhyming name is used for a dish consisting of lobster tail and steak?
02:38Niamh and Kirsty.
02:40Surf and Surf.
02:40Surf and Surf.
02:42Delicious.
02:44Which TV personality has the website thebodycoach.com?
02:48Sarah and Emma.
02:49Joe Wicks.
02:50Joe Wicks.
02:52The Royal Air Force aerobatic team is commonly known...
02:57Alex and Jake.
02:57Red Arrows.
02:58The Red Arrows.
02:59Look at this.
03:00This could not be closer.
03:01What a game already.
03:03Which Charles Dickens title character asked the master of the workhouse...
03:08Niamh and Kirsty.
03:09Oliver Twist.
03:09Oliver Twist.
03:10Asked him for some more, of course.
03:12So, that's three points to you.
03:13Well done.
03:14Come and join me at the answer run.
03:21Niamh and Kirsty, welcome to the answer run.
03:24Hello.
03:24Hi.
03:24Hello.
03:25How long have you been friends for?
03:2713 years.
03:28Quick answer.
03:28Love it.
03:29And where did you meet?
03:30At university.
03:31University.
03:31Any specialist subjects today, Kirsty?
03:35Films.
03:36I guess I'd quite like films.
03:37Yeah.
03:37What about you, Niamh?
03:39Literature, I guess.
03:40Literature.
03:41Anything you want to avoid?
03:42Sport, music.
03:43Kirsty's all right at sport, though.
03:45Oh, very, very niche parts of sport.
03:47What's your niche bit of sport?
03:49I can do, like, women's football, but I feel like men's football is more likely to come up...
03:52Well, they never know.
03:53...to disappoint my dad that I can't answer it right.
03:56You're in control of the answer run, and that's the main thing, because you have got the choice of the categories.
04:02Here they are again.
04:03We've got Rihanna Dua Lipa, chicken, egg, brown, grey.
04:08Big music fans?
04:09Unfortunately, not Rihanna Dua Lipa.
04:10Just not that music?
04:11Yeah, not that music.
04:12OK.
04:13I feel positive about chicken and egg.
04:15I like food and animals.
04:17Yeah, yeah.
04:17OK.
04:18I feel like browning grey is the most, like, vague.
04:20Vague, yeah.
04:21Chicken and egg.
04:22OK, chicken and egg.
04:23Yeah.
04:24Chicken and the egg, OK.
04:26They both came first.
04:27Here we go.
04:27So, we are going to prep the answer on.
04:30You will be swiping left for chicken and right for egg.
04:34There are 15 questions.
04:35Correct answers add money to your pot.
04:37Incorrect answers take that money from your bank.
04:40If a question reaches the bottom of the run,
04:42it will count as an incorrect answer
04:45and that amount will come away from your prize pot.
04:47There's £1,000 up for grabs on this answer run.
04:51Are you ready?
04:52Yep.
04:52OK.
04:53First question.
04:56Ingredient in Kedgeri.
04:58£100, it is egg.
05:01£2,000 feature film by Aardman Animation.
05:05Chicken run for £20.
05:06In alternative name for Varicella.
05:12Chickenpox, go.
05:13Chickenpox, well done, £50.
05:16Andrew Lincoln in This Life.
05:19I don't know.
05:19That feels like a good guess.
05:21Egg?
05:21It's not going to make an egg in a while.
05:22OK, sure.
05:23Edgar Egg Cook, he was called.
05:25Good, good guess.
05:26Good one.
05:272011 documentary, Attenborough and the Giant Watts.
05:30Attenborough and the Giant Egg, OK.
05:32£50, it is egg.
05:34What's the most liked image on Instagram?
05:38I don't know.
05:39I don't know.
05:39I don't know.
05:39Chicken.
05:40Chicken.
05:42Oh, you've just lost £100.
05:45It was just a picture of an egg.
05:47Pictured on the cover of Delia Smith's book, How to Cook.
05:50That is an egg.
05:52£50.
05:55Wildly used emblem of France.
05:57I'm pretty sure that's the chicken.
05:58Yeah, it's on their football top.
05:59Yeah, the Gallic rooster.
06:02In traditional pasta carbonara.
06:03Carbonara.
06:04It's not cream.
06:06£20.
06:07Question ten.
06:09Term for hidden secret references placed in films, games or books.
06:13That's an Easter egg.
06:14An Easter egg, that's right, for £100.
06:17Consists largely of albumin.
06:19Egg.
06:20Egg, £20.
06:22Egg white.
06:231917 novelty single by Rufus Thomas.
06:26This is a big one.
06:27£250.
06:27Take your time.
06:28Yeah, I'd ask.
06:30Well done.
06:31Dish co-created by Constance Spry for Queen Elizabeth in 1953.
06:39Combination chicken, of course, for £50.
06:42Key ingredient in classic shakshuka.
06:44Yeah, that's turkey shakes.
06:46Delicious.
06:47£100.
06:48Last question.
06:50Target of death denotions, £12.
06:53That's a faberjee egg.
06:55A faberjee egg.
06:56Well done.
06:58Fantastic.
06:5914 correct answers.
07:00The big money question, the £250 one.
07:03Do you know what the song was?
07:04No, it was about chickens.
07:06Do the funky chicken.
07:07Ah, OK.
07:08Does anybody want to have a go at doing the funky chicken on national TV?
07:11No, neither do I.
07:12Not for this money.
07:13Well done.
07:14You have banked yourself £800.
07:17That money is safe for now.
07:19Head back to your podium.
07:20Well done.
07:24So, at the end of the first round, both have two points each.
07:27So, whoever gets this next question right will get the choice of category.
07:32So, fingers on buzzers.
07:33What is the usual U.S. name for the game known in the U.K. as Noughts and Crosses?
07:42Alex and Jake.
07:44Tic-tac-toe.
07:44Tic-tac-toe is right.
07:46That's three points for you.
07:47Come and join me at the answer, Rob.
07:54Hiya, fellas.
07:56Hi.
07:56Hiya.
07:57So, uncle and nephew.
07:59That's right.
07:59Newcastle.
08:00Lovely.
08:00And Jake, what are you into?
08:01What have you...
08:02I love a bit of football and music is my hobby.
08:04Okay, so you're looking for some sport questions coming up?
08:06Definitely, yeah.
08:07Who's your team?
08:08Reading.
08:09You support Reading.
08:09And what about you, Alex?
08:10Are you into the football as well?
08:11Not really, no.
08:12And if I was, I would have to say Newcastle.
08:14Of course, yeah.
08:14So, no sport questions for you?
08:16Hopefully not.
08:17What are you hoping for?
08:17Jake's the sport one.
08:18Science fiction or politics?
08:20Okay.
08:20Bit of a mixed bag there.
08:22That is a mix.
08:23But you hang out together, you're pals.
08:26Yeah, well, we visit each other twice a year, like family.
08:29So, we do board games and escape rooms and all that kind of thing.
08:32Oh, right, okay.
08:33So, you're like an activity.
08:34Yeah.
08:34Using your brains, that sort of stuff.
08:36Okay.
08:36Right, let's get the categories back up on the board.
08:40We've got Rihanna, Dua Lipa, Brown and Grey.
08:44So, what about music, Jake?
08:46Well, sadly, Rihanna and Dua Lipa, no disrespect to them, aren't for my taste.
08:49They're not aimed at you, I suppose.
08:51No, I don't know about Alex.
08:52And I am no good at music, full stop.
08:54Okay, great.
08:55So, I think that kind of takes us to Brown and Grey.
08:57I think, yeah, Brown and Grey.
08:58I think that's probably a wise choice.
09:00Okay, so let's prep the answer, Rob.
09:02You're going to be swiping left for brown and right for grey.
09:06You've got 15 questions.
09:07You've got £1,000 up for grabs.
09:09Here is your first question.
09:1218th century gardener who designed Blenheim Palace grounds.
09:16I'm being honest, I'm not sure.
09:18Just go for grey.
09:18Marcel's brown.
09:21Capability, Brown.
09:24Surname of a Spice Girl.
09:26I think Brown.
09:27I'll go Brown.
09:28Now Brown, £20.
09:32Jacob Anderson's character in Game of Thrones, Something Worm.
09:37Yeah, I could go for Grey Worm.
09:38Grey Worm, £50.
09:40In the name of major US intercity bus company with HQ in Dallas.
09:46Do you think confident, go for Grey?
09:48Grey Hound, of course.
09:50Question number five.
09:50Seal species native to UK waters.
09:54I think, just go for brown.
09:56Yeah.
09:56Not sure, go brown.
09:58It's the grey seal, you lose £50.
10:01Makeup artist who launched Essentials Lipsticks range in 1991.
10:06Any idea?
10:07No.
10:07I'll go for brown, that's right.
10:08Bobby Brown, £100.
10:11Cleveland NFL American football team.
10:14Go for Grey, swap right.
10:17It's the Cleveland Browns, you've lost £50.
10:20Family Paddington Bear lives with in Windsor Gardens.
10:23It's brown.
10:24Yeah.
10:25That's right, the Browns.
10:28Played Doc Cotton in EastEnders.
10:30Any idea?
10:31Brown.
10:32June Brown for £20.
10:35Question ten.
10:36Eleven-time Paralympic gold medallist made Baroness in 2010.
10:39Grey, I'm quite right.
10:41Tani Grey Thompson for £100.
10:44Medical drama starring Ellen Pompeo as Meredith.
10:50Try Grey's Anatomy.
10:51Go for Grey, yeah.
10:53That's right, Meredith Grey in Grey's Anatomy.
10:56Anne Bronte's first novel.
10:59It's worth £250, so have a good think here.
11:02Guess Grey.
11:03Go for Grey if you think.
11:05Agnes Grey, well done for £250.
11:09Living in America singer.
11:11Go for Brown.
11:12James Brown, £50.
11:15Horse in whistle jacket painting by George Stubbs.
11:20No idea.
11:21Go for Brown.
11:23Brown, £100.
11:24Last question.
11:27G.K. Chesterton's priest character played by Mark Williams.
11:31No idea.
11:32Go for Brown.
11:34£100.
11:36I think you don't even know how you did that, then.
11:38Yeah, just a lot of educated guesses and a bit of luck.
11:41So one of the ones you got wrong was the American football question.
11:43You like sports, but not American football necessarily.
11:46Not afraid, no.
11:47I wasn't sure, just thought Grey.
11:49Cleveland Browns, yeah.
11:50A couple of TV questions in there as well.
11:52Game of Thrones, that show you watched?
11:54Not me.
11:54Not me.
11:55Or EastEnders, or Grey's Anatomy?
11:58EastEnders if I'm around my grandparents.
12:00OK, fair enough.
12:01Well, look, they all landed on your lap,
12:02and that's how it works sometimes on the answer run.
12:04So well done.
12:04£700.
12:05Head back to your podium.
12:07Well done, guys.
12:12So two teams have played.
12:13One is left.
12:14So let's welcome Sarah and Emma to the answer run.
12:22Hello, ladies.
12:22Hello.
12:23Welcome to the show.
12:24So where are you from?
12:25Burnley, like you said.
12:26Burnley.
12:26Lovely stuff.
12:27And sisters, but best friends as well.
12:30Yes.
12:30That's right, yeah.
12:30So how does that work?
12:31Are you just with each other every day, chat every day?
12:33A lot, yeah.
12:34We've got two other sisters as well.
12:36OK.
12:36So there's quite a few Urbers.
12:37But yeah, we just see each other a lot, don't we?
12:40Yeah.
12:40Live near each other and hip-hop around.
12:42Brilliant stuff.
12:42Ten minutes away.
12:43That's great.
12:44That's great.
12:44Any hobbies?
12:45Any interests, Emma?
12:47A lot of live music, going to gigs, concerts.
12:50Well, that might help you with this next category.
12:52What about you, Sarah?
12:53Same.
12:54Gigs, music.
12:55And I've got two grandchildren, so they're keeping me...
12:57Are you really?
12:57Fantastic.
12:58Congratulations.
12:59Lovely.
13:00Yeah.
13:00And is there anything you're hoping to avoid?
13:03History.
13:04History.
13:04Politics, science.
13:05Well, don't we all?
13:07Yeah.
13:07Fair enough.
13:08All right, well, look, you're left with...
13:11Rihanna and Dua Lipa.
13:13Musicians that you're into?
13:14Yeah, quite apt with us, yeah.
13:15Oh, well, that's worked out because these guys did not want that at all.
13:19So that's worked out really well.
13:20Let's prep the answer room for you.
13:21Yeah, we're going to swipe left for Rihanna and right for Dua Lipa.
13:26Once again, you've got 15 questions and there's £1,000 up.
13:30For grabs.
13:31Here is your first question.
13:34Had a top ten single named after famous escape artist.
13:38God, you really...
13:39Go on, yeah, Houdini.
13:40I'm not quite sure, but yeah, well done, Houdini.
13:41£100, Houdini.
13:43Yeah.
13:44Founder of Savage X Fenty Lingerie.
13:46I'd say, yeah, yeah.
13:47I agree, yeah.
13:48Yeah.
13:49£20.
13:51Headliner at Glastonbury 2024.
13:53Definitely.
13:54Yeah, happy.
13:56£50.
13:58Had a number one single.
13:59One Kiss with Calvin Harris.
14:01Yeah, definitely.
14:02Dua Lipa.
14:03£20.
14:04Dua Lipa.
14:06Name means love.
14:08I had a goal with Dua Lipa.
14:10I'm not confident.
14:11Not confident.
14:12It's a guess in it.
14:12Well done, £50.
14:15Born first.
14:17Rihanna.
14:17Rihanna, yeah.
14:19Rihanna, yeah.
14:20Born in 1988.
14:22Performs a song on the Barbie soundtrack.
14:25Dua Lipa.
14:25Yeah.
14:26Yeah.
14:28Dua Lipa, Dance the Night.
14:30Release the single, Ponder Replay.
14:33I've got two ups, that one.
14:33Go on, Rihanna, yeah.
14:34Yeah.
14:35£20.
14:36Went to number two in 2005.
14:38Had number one album with future nostalgia.
14:41No idea.
14:41I'm not quite sure.
14:43I'll guess Rihanna.
14:44Go on, Rihanna.
14:45Oh.
14:46All right.
14:46Lose £20 there.
14:48Love Shine make-up range with Yves Saint Laurent.
14:52Worth £100.
14:53I'd say Rihanna.
14:54Oh.
14:55It is Dua Lipa.
14:56Well done, £100.
14:58Super Bowl 2023 half-time show, Mainaxe.
15:01Yeah, it's like constant.
15:01Sure.
15:02Yeah.
15:03Rihanna, for £20.
15:05Has had more UK number one singles.
15:08It's a big one.
15:08It's quite different.
15:09Rihanna, um, one.
15:11I guess.
15:12Yeah, one.
15:13Yeah, nine versus four.
15:16Big money, that.
15:16Has Albanian citizenship.
15:19Dua Lipa.
15:21£50.
15:23Hosts at your service podcast.
15:26I'm not sure.
15:27It's a guess.
15:27Are you all right?
15:28Yeah, it's all good.
15:29It is Dua Lipa for £100.
15:33Recorded Princess of China with Coldplay.
15:37That's Rihanna.
15:37Rihanna, come on.
15:39Rihanna, £50.
15:40Well done.
15:41Fantastic.
15:43That was amazing.
15:45Yeah?
15:45You really do know your music, don't you?
15:47Well, a few guesses in there.
15:48Try his best.
15:49Only one question wrong.
15:51I can tell your sisters, my goodness, you're right in each other's head there.
15:55You knew what each other were thinking.
15:56It was wonderful to watch.
15:57Brilliant stuff.
15:58Are they two artists that you listen to?
16:01I prefer Rihanna than Dua Lipa.
16:03Okay.
16:03And my daughters listen to them.
16:05But your daughters listen to Dua Lipa.
16:06Fantastic.
16:07Brilliant stuff.
16:07Well, look, you've banked £960, which is safe for now.
16:13Yes.
16:13You head back to the podium.
16:15Well done, ladies.
16:19So, at the end of round one, let's take a look at the totals.
16:23Alex and Jake have £700.
16:25Niamh and Kirsty have £800.
16:27And even though they got last pick, Sarah and Emma romping ahead with £960.
16:36Time now for round two.
16:39It's a bit more difficult this round.
16:41When you step up to the answer, the stakes are higher.
16:44Because at the end of this round, sadly, we will lose one of our teams.
16:48Let's take a look at the three new categories.
16:51We have Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny.
16:54Starts with A.
16:55Ends with Z.
16:56Bed, house, home.
16:58Once again, we'll play Race to the Run to see who gets the choice of those categories.
17:03Remember, an incorrect answer means that you will be frozen out.
17:08Fingers on buzzers.
17:11In the NASA European Space Agency Telescope, known as HST, what does the H stand for?
17:19Alex and Jake.
17:20Hubble.
17:20Hubble, correct.
17:21What French term translating as already seen is used for the feeling?
17:29Niamh and Kirsty.
17:30Déjà vu.
17:31I felt like you just said that.
17:33That's weird.
17:34Thanks, one person.
17:36Well done.
17:37Point to you.
17:38Which card game has variants called Seven Card Stud and Texas Hold'em?
17:44Niamh and Kirsty.
17:45OK.
17:45Poker.
17:46Quite right.
17:46Two points to you.
17:49Which artist painted the Mona Lisa?
17:52Niamh and Kirsty.
17:53Da Vinci.
17:54It is Da Vinci.
17:55Well done.
17:56You all look really unsure there.
17:57Well done.
17:58Three points to you, so come and join me at the answer room.
18:06Niamh and Kirsty, well done.
18:08You've got £800 in your bank.
18:10That money is safe for now.
18:12In this second round, you really need to concentrate, though, because each question now has two values.
18:18A higher amount and a lower amount.
18:20If you're confident of the answer, then, of course, go for the higher amount.
18:24But if you're not sure, aim for the lower amount.
18:27The correct answer here, of course, is left.
18:30Let's remind ourselves of the categories.
18:35Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny, starts with A, ends with Z, house, home.
18:40What are you thinking?
18:41I can only think about three words that end in Z, so I don't know if that's OK.
18:44That might be a bad thing.
18:45But that might be a good thing.
18:47Yeah.
18:47Might be a good thing.
18:48I think probably not Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny.
18:49I think it'll be things like, how old are they?
18:51Yeah.
18:51And I just don't know.
18:53House, home.
18:54Which one do you want to do?
18:55No.
18:57OK.
18:58House, home, then.
18:59House, home.
19:00OK.
19:01Let's prep the answer on.
19:03We're going to be swiping left for house and right for home.
19:06Any money you get here will be added to the money you banked in the first round.
19:10You've got 15 questions.
19:11There's £2,000 on offer this time.
19:14And here is your first question.
19:152022, Harry Styles' album.
19:19Oh, this might have been Misty.
19:20I think home.
19:22It's Harry's house.
19:24I was aiming for the other one as well.
19:25Title dwelling in the books by Laura Ingalls Wilder.
19:29Home?
19:30Yeah.
19:31Oh, no, it's house.
19:32Oh, OK.
19:32I think.
19:33House on the Prairie.
19:35If you're confident, go for that higher amount.
19:37Soap opera set in Summer Bay.
19:39Home and Away.
19:40Yeah.
19:42Home and Away, £40.
19:43Subtitle of a 2021 Spider-Man film starring Tom Holland.
19:49Yeah, that's right from home.
19:51£50.
19:51No Way Home.
19:52You've got to get that timing right.
19:54Plymouth Argyle Stadium.
19:57Something house, probably.
19:58OK.
19:59Do the lower one.
20:01Oh!
20:01Yeah, that would have been smart.
20:02Yeah.
20:02Home Park.
20:04If you're not sure, go for the lower amount.
20:06Rachel Whiteread's Turner Prize-winning work.
20:09It's worth £500.
20:11I think it's home.
20:13It was house-lucky.
20:16OK, we'll start again.
20:18Worth more in Scrabble.
20:19Home?
20:20No, no.
20:21House.
20:21House?
20:22No.
20:23Oh, just the S.
20:23Scrabble more than me.
20:24Yeah.
20:24Home.
20:26Yeah, home's worth nine.
20:27House worth eight.
20:29Oh, my goodness.
20:2919-19 Macaulay Culkin film.
20:33Home Alone.
20:35Only £20, though.
20:36Traditional bingo shouts.
20:38OK.
20:41£40.
20:43Question number 10.
20:442016 book by Harlan Coburn.
20:47OK, that's for home.
20:49Home, well done.
20:50£100.
20:51The target in Olympic curling.
20:53Home, I think.
20:54You think I...
20:55Just do 50.
20:5650.
20:57Cool.
20:58You lose £50.
20:59Never mind it.
21:00Alec became Prime Minister in 1963.
21:04I feel like home.
21:05Home.
21:05I think home.
21:06Yeah.
21:07Alec Douglas Hume.
21:09Bit of a trick on that, because it's spelt home.
21:12Hugh Laurie, TV drama set in New Jersey.
21:15You're a home.
21:16It's house.
21:19That's right, £100 for house.
21:23Final stretch of a race course.
21:25The home straight.
21:29We're on the home straight now.
21:31Annual exhibition established by the Daily Mail at Olympia in 1908.
21:35The Home Garden Show, I think.
21:38£200.
21:39The ideal home show exhibition.
21:41Well done.
21:42Crikey, you pulled that around at the end.
21:45Well...
21:45Never mind.
21:48Maybe we should have just gone for Bugs Bunny.
21:51Well, you just never know, do you?
21:53You never know.
21:54Yeah, the timing's harder than you think it's going to be.
21:56Swiping is tough.
21:57Yeah.
21:57And it's getting that timing right for that height of amounts.
22:00There was a big one wrong.
22:00There was kind of no...
22:02No turning back.
22:03No further down.
22:05Yeah.
22:06Yeah, there was a moment where you owed the BBC money.
22:11Well, look, you banked £600, and you laughed all the way through it, which was great to watch.
22:17Your total is now £1,400, and we'll see if that's enough to see you through.
22:22Thanks, Rob.
22:22Thanks very much.
22:23All right, head back to your podium.
22:28All right, let's find out who's next to face the answer on.
22:32Alex and Jake have one point.
22:34Sarah and Emma are yet to score.
22:36So, fingers on buzzers.
22:39Which long-running TV comedy show hosted by Adam Hills was originally broadcast?
22:44Sarah and Emma.
22:45The Last Leg.
22:46The Last Leg, that's right.
22:48But broadcast alongside the 2012 Paralympics.
22:50So, one point each.
22:52Which dynasty ruled China from 1368 to 16, Alex and Jake?
22:58Ming.
22:59Ming dynasty, that's right.
23:01Well done.
23:02Which 2023 film stars Barry Keogun as Oxford University?
23:08Sarah and Emma.
23:09Saltburn.
23:10Saltburn, that's right.
23:11And here we are, two all.
23:14The singing twins John and Edward Grimes are best known by Alex and Jake?
23:19Jedward.
23:20Jedward, that's right.
23:21Three points.
23:22Well done, guys.
23:23Come and join me at the answer run.
23:31Okay, guys.
23:32So, doing well today.
23:33£700 in your prize pot.
23:35That money is safe for now.
23:37There are two categories remaining.
23:38Let's remind ourselves.
23:39Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny starts with A, ends with Z.
23:45What are you thinking?
23:46I don't know why Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny is jumping out to me.
23:50I don't know if it's my childhood trying to kick in.
23:52It's just because starts with A, ends with Z is so broad.
23:55It could be anything.
23:56I mean, what do you think, Alex?
23:56Well, when they came up, I said absolutely not Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny.
24:00Oh, really?
24:01Yeah.
24:01So, but we're going to go and trust Jake.
24:04Oh, are we?
24:04Okay, I guess we are.
24:05We are.
24:06Big pressure that, Jake.
24:07All right, yeah.
24:08We'll go Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny.
24:09Because this will never be forgotten.
24:10No, it won't.
24:11This moment happened, that you chose this category.
24:14I let the family name down.
24:15Yeah.
24:16All right, let's prep the answer on.
24:19We're going to swipe left for Mickey Mouse and right for Bugs Bunny.
24:22You've got 15 questions and you could bank up to £2,000.
24:27Good luck.
24:28Your first question.
24:30Starred in the Sorcerer's Apprentice segment of Fantasia.
24:35Mickey Mouse, £40.
24:36First to appear on a US postage stamp.
24:40I believe that Mickey Mouse because he's bigger.
24:42Yeah, come on, not.
24:44It was Bugs Bunny in 1997.
24:47Has a love interest named Lola.
24:50Bugs Bunny is going to be 40.
24:51Now.
24:52£40, that's right.
24:55Depicted as Bob Cratchit in a 1983 adaptation of A Christmas Carol.
25:00Mickey Mouse.
25:02Mickey's Christmas Carol, that's right.
25:04Question five.
25:05First word on screen were hot dogs.
25:08Uh, Mickey Mouse.
25:09Mickey Mouse for £200 in The Carnival Kid.
25:13Featured in last BBC programme before World War II shutdown.
25:17It's worth £500 for the higher amount.
25:19Go, go, go, be safe.
25:20Go now.
25:22So you just dropped back down to £90.
25:25Appeared in several cartoons alongside Marvin the Martian.
25:30Go now.
25:30Bugs Bunny for £100, well done.
25:33Starred as a member of the Tune Squad in a basketball film.
25:40Space Jam.
25:42It was Bugs Bunny.
25:43Appeared in Steamboat Willie.
25:46£40.
25:47Mickey Mouse.
25:49First cartoon character to receive a star in a Hollywood Walk of Fame.
25:52It's the same.
25:53Yeah, go for it.
25:54Go, I'll go for £50 just to be sure.
25:56You'd hope so, wouldn't you?
25:57Mickey Mouse.
25:5978 it was.
26:00Has nephews named Morty and Ferdy.
26:03Any idea?
26:04Mickey?
26:04Go £50 on it.
26:05It is Mickey, £50.
26:10Known as Topolino in Italy.
26:13Go 100 Bugs.
26:15I say try that one.
26:17Oh, it means baby mouse.
26:20Appeared in a cartoon set to the music of Wagner.
26:25I don't have any ideas.
26:27High or low?
26:28Go low.
26:30What's Opera Doc in 1957?
26:33It was Bugs Bunny.
26:34Voiced by Mel Blanc.
26:35Uh, Bugs Bunny.
26:38£40.
26:40Well done.
26:41Last question.
26:42Gives Bob Hoskins a spare tyre instead of a parachute in Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
26:46Uh, Bugs Bunny 200.
26:48Go now.
26:49It was Bugs Bunny.
26:51Well done.
26:52Fantastic.
26:53Well done.
26:53You pulled that around there, didn't you?
26:55Happy with that?
26:56Yeah.
26:56There's a couple in there.
26:58What, are you kicking yourself over?
26:59Was there a question there that you thought you should have got?
27:01I just think it's the World War II one.
27:03Before the BBC shutdown.
27:04Before World War II.
27:06Which cartoon character was on?
27:08I wouldn't have known that one.
27:09It was Mickey Mouse, but...
27:10Yeah.
27:10And he also appeared in the first one after the war as well.
27:13But £560.
27:14Are you happy with that, Alex, after he chose that subject?
27:17Mm.
27:17Not really.
27:20Just say you're disappointed, it's fine.
27:21Yeah.
27:22It was a really hard round, so...
27:23Well, it takes your total to £1,260.
27:27You head back and join the others.
27:29Cheers, lads.
27:29Cheers, lads.
27:30Cheers, lads.
27:32Cheers, lads.
27:34Okay.
27:34Last up again, Sarah and Emma.
27:37Come and join me at the answer run.
27:38Cheers, lads.
27:41APPLAUSE
27:41So, were you happy to avoid Bugs Bunny and Mickey Mouse there, was there?
27:46No, I would have gone for that one.
27:48Would you have gone for it?
27:48I think what we're going with is quite vague, isn't it?
27:51It is a bit vague, yeah.
27:52But that sometimes works in your favour on this game.
27:55Your target to beat is £1,260, and there's £2,000 up for grabs.
28:01There's only £300 between yours and theirs,
28:04so no choice of category for you.
28:06You are left with...
28:08Starts with A, ends with Z.
28:10So, we'll prep the answer on for you.
28:12You're going to swipe the left for Starts with A,
28:17right with ends with Z.
28:19You've got 15 questions. Best of luck.
28:21Here is your first.
28:23Stay's name of Happy Mondays member, Mark Berry.
28:27Bez.
28:27Bez, yeah.
28:29Bez, of course. £20.
28:32German car manufacturer with headquarters in Ingolstadt, Bavaria.
28:36I've no idea.
28:37Gessler.
28:38Gess.
28:40That's Audi, well done.
28:421900 children's novel by L. Frank Baum.
28:46Not a clue.
28:47Not a clue.
28:47£20, yeah.
28:49Oh, wonderful Wizard of Oz.
28:51Oh.
28:52Doorstep Challenge laundry brand.
28:55Dad.
28:56Yes.
28:56What's the higher amount?
28:57No.
28:58Can't forget that, can you? £100, well done.
29:012024 film starring Saoirse Ronan as mother of an evacuee.
29:08Beer.
29:08I don't know what that is.
29:09I don't know what that is.
29:10Oh, it was Blitz.
29:11Big film last year.
29:13Spanish artist known for the 1656 painting Las Meninas.
29:19It's worth £500.
29:20Oh, we go back to zero.
29:22Okay.
29:23It was Valerques.
29:24Belgian city.
29:26That is the Eurostar destination between Brussels and Rotterdam.
29:31Yeah.
29:31West.
29:33Antwerp.
29:34Oh.
29:34Okay.
29:361981 Eurovision winning UK group.
29:39Book Spurs.
29:40Yeah.
29:41Fourth time.
29:42Book Spurs.
29:42Look at those amounts though, guys.
29:452009 police comedy starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost.
29:48Uh, well, yeah.
29:52Hot Fuzz.
29:53Hot Fuzz.
29:53£20.
29:5320 pounds.
29:55Purple Gemstone name derived from Greek, not drunk.
30:00Go left.
30:01Guess.
30:01One left.
30:03Amethyst.
30:04Well done.
30:06Comic founded in 1979 including the character Billy the Fish.
30:10Do you know it?
30:11Yeah.
30:11Viz.
30:13I didn't have a clue.
30:15Principal ingredient in baba ganoush.
30:19Gas.
30:19A or Z.
30:20Z.
30:21Go on then.
30:23I've just lost your £200.
30:25It's aubergine.
30:26Oh.
30:272025 best picture Oscar film starring Mikey Madison.
30:31I've no idea.
30:33Oh, God.
30:34Anora.
30:36Green liqueur made with wormwood and anise.
30:40Star anise.
30:42Go on then.
30:43Right.
30:44It's absent.
30:45Oh.
30:46Last question.
30:49Administrative capital of Bolivia for £200.
30:53Stay in the game.
30:54Left.
30:55Oh.
30:58Oh, I'll never know.
30:59La Paz.
31:00Oh.
31:01That could have kept you in it there right at the end.
31:04What a shame.
31:05So the Spanish artist question, that was a tough one, wasn't it?
31:08Yeah.
31:08That category was a bit real quite difficult.
31:10The whole category was difficult, wasn't it?
31:12Valasquez was the artist there.
31:15So you didn't manage to bank anything there in the end, which is a shame.
31:18So your total stays at £960.
31:21Head back to your podium.
31:22So at the end of round two, let's take a look at the total.
31:30Sarah and Emma with £960.
31:33Alex and Jake have £1,260, but in the lead with £1,400.
31:38And Niamh and Kirsty.
31:43Sadly, that means we have to say goodbye to you guys.
31:46I'm so sorry, Liz.
31:47You had a good time.
31:48Oh, lovely.
31:49It's been lovely to meet you.
31:50You too.
31:50Thanks very much for coming along.
31:51Sarah and Emma, everybody.
31:53You too.
31:55So that means Niamh and Kirsty, Alex and Jake are through to battle it out in today's Head
32:00Head to Head.
32:05OK, here is how it works.
32:07You'll both start with the money that you've banked so far.
32:10So there's only £140 between you.
32:13The Head to Head is all about being in control of the answer run.
32:18To decide who's going to start, we'll play another race to the run.
32:21The first team to give me three correct answers will take control of the answer run.
32:25Fingers on buzzers.
32:27What is the national currency of New Zealand?
32:32Alex and Jake?
32:33The New Zealand dollar.
32:35The New Zealand dollar.
32:36Quite right.
32:38Baklava is usually made with honey, nuts, sugar and what type of pastry?
32:44Niamh and Kirsty.
32:45Filo pastry.
32:46Filo pastry.
32:47That's right.
32:48One all.
32:50How many millimetres are there in three metres?
32:54Alex and Jake?
32:553,000.
32:563,000.
32:57Correct.
32:59Which stage musical, partly set in Paris, features the song I Dreamed a Dream?
33:06Niamh and Kirsty.
33:07Les Miserables.
33:07Les Miserables.
33:09To all this.
33:09Neck and neck this, isn't it?
33:11Crikey.
33:12Which 1985 Margaret Atwood novel is set in the fictional Republic of Gilead?
33:21Niamh and Kirsty.
33:22The Handmaid's Tale.
33:23The Handmaid's Tale.
33:24Oh, well done.
33:25That's three points to you.
33:27Well done.
33:28Come and join me at the answer run.
33:36Niamh and Kirsty, you have control of the answer run in today's Head to Head.
33:41And the category is 2005, 2015.
33:47Kirsty, that was a hell of a face I just saw you pull.
33:50Sorry.
33:50Do you know you're doing it?
33:51No, I just haven't actually.
33:53Well, look, there's a maximum of 20 questions in this answer run and this time you're against
34:01the clock.
34:01You've got two minutes to bank as much as you can.
34:04Keep answering correctly.
34:05You'll stay in control.
34:06But slip up and you'll hand the run over to Alex and Jake.
34:11So, let's prep.
34:12The answer run.
34:13You're going to be swiping left for 2005, right for 2015.
34:17Let's put up a clock for the viewers at home.
34:20And your time starts now.
34:23YouTube officially launched.
34:242005.
34:26£100.
34:27Queen Elizabeth II became the longest-reigning British monarch in history.
34:342015.
34:36Pussycat Dolls single, Don'tcha, reached number one.
34:39A high school experience.
34:41For £200, 2005.
34:43New Forest became a national park.
34:46I think it's 2005.
34:48Let's just feel free to try and do the small one.
34:50Yeah.
34:51Well done, go in the lower amount if you're not sure.
34:53Hatton Gardens safe deposit heist.
34:56Oh, I think that was 2005.
34:58Small one.
34:59Do 15.
34:59Yeah.
35:00Oh, that's a big one.
35:012015.
35:02Well done.
35:03Well done.
35:04Live 8 concerts took place.
35:06Yeah.
35:07I really don't know a small one.
35:112005.
35:11£50.
35:12Well done.
35:13Microsoft released the Xbox 360.
35:15I think 2005.
35:17I think 2005.
35:18But small one.
35:18Small.
35:20Well done.
35:22Good tactics.
35:23Christopher Eccleston first played the lead in Doctor Who.
35:25That's definitely 2005, yeah.
35:27Could do that one.
35:29£100.
35:32Littlewood's High Street shop sold.
35:34Oh.
35:35Oh, I think they were in 2005.
35:37OK.
35:37It was around...
35:382005.
35:40Well done.
35:4040 seconds.
35:42Ella MacArthur attained the solo around the world sailing record.
35:45I think that was 2005 as well.
35:46I think it was 2005.
35:47Yeah.
35:47I remember seeing that one.
35:4827,000 mile voyage.
35:50Amazing.
35:51Tim Peake visited International Space Station.
35:55Feels recent.
35:56£200.
35:58Adam Woodyatt won Best Actor at the British Soap Awards for his role as Ian Beale.
36:02It's worth £500 for the higher amount.
36:04Short one.
36:05Sorry.
36:06Stop the clock.
36:06So, we lose £250 for that EastEnders question.
36:13You also lose control of the answer run.
36:16Alex and Jake, come forward.
36:21OK, Alex and Jake, not a lot of time left here.
36:25A lot of work to do.
36:26Let's restart the clock.
36:28Harold Pinter awarded Literature Nobel Prize.
36:34No idea, but go big on them.
36:36Go £200.
36:37Yeah.
36:38£400.
36:40Abigail was first stormed to be officially named by the Met Office.
36:45Oh!
36:46That's time out, I'm afraid.
36:49Unlucky.
36:49That was a tough time to gain control of the answer run, wasn't it?
36:5317 seconds left.
36:55Niamh and Kirsty, you come forward.
36:57You weren't letting go of that control, were you?
37:01No.
37:02You were doing so well, so well.
37:0411 questions on a run you got right there.
37:07There was no stopping you.
37:08We kind of worked out that we're actually quite specific ages.
37:11Like, because one's at school and one's, like...
37:14After university.
37:14After uni.
37:15Oh, right, so it just fell.
37:17What were you doing kind of, Alex?
37:18I remember singing Don't You in a really embarrassing way in high school.
37:21Yeah, I feel like a child or an adult experience.
37:23Alex and Jake, what do you think?
37:24If you'd have had control,
37:26do you think those questions would have fallen in your lap as well?
37:28I mean, I'm not sure, because I was born in 2005.
37:31Right.
37:31Off you go, Jake.
37:34Unbelievable.
37:34Why would you say something so cruel?
37:37I just don't know how I would have done with the earlier ones.
37:39But you'd have had Alex as well.
37:41Yeah, I wouldn't have got as many rides, so fantastic.
37:43Well, it's very magnanimous of you.
37:45Let's have a look at the totals anyway, because it's not too bad at all.
37:48Alex and Jake, your total stands at £1,660.
37:52Niamh and Kirsty, £2,600, which means, sadly,
37:55back to Newcastle and Reading for you two.
37:58Have you had a good time?
37:59Yeah.
37:59It's been a great day.
38:00It's been great.
38:00And nice to hang out together as well.
38:02Absolutely.
38:02Does this count as one of you two times a year?
38:05We'll put this in as an extra one.
38:06Yeah, make it three.
38:08Thanks for playing, but congratulations to Niamh and Kirsty.
38:12Cheers, guys.
38:17Niamh and Kirsty, well done.
38:19You're here in the final.
38:21Well, you got that chicken and egg at the beginning.
38:22Do you think you'd make it this far?
38:24No.
38:24No.
38:25Definitely not.
38:26You've done really well.
38:27You've laughed all the way through.
38:29Is there anything that you're desperate to spend this money on
38:31if you win today?
38:32A holiday.
38:33A holiday.
38:34Yeah, we were kind of in Patagonia,
38:35but we're open to something a little bit closer to home
38:39that's just going to go really hard on the swankiness.
38:41Yeah, yeah, yeah.
38:42Fair enough.
38:43Where's the most exotic place you've ever been to?
38:45Japan, together.
38:46Together, Japan.
38:48Ironically, I've been to New Zealand and then...
38:50I forgot what the currency was.
38:53Let's hope we can get you on holiday together again today.
38:56It'd be great if we could.
38:57You're playing for a prize pot of £2,600.
39:00All that stands between you and that money
39:02is one final answer, huh?
39:04Simple.
39:05This time, when you give a correct answer,
39:08the question will turn into a gold block.
39:11You've got just 90 seconds to answer eight questions correctly in a row.
39:15Your stack will reach the jackpot line
39:17and you'll take home all your hard-earned cash.
39:21If at any point you answer incorrectly
39:23or if one of the questions hits the top of your stack,
39:26you'll start building a game from the bottom
39:29so your thinking time gets shorter the higher your stack gets.
39:33If at the end of 90 seconds you reach the halfway line,
39:36we'll give you half of your prize pot.
39:38Let's see your all-important final choice of categories.
39:43We've got Scotland, Wales, Sophie, Sarah.
39:48I feel like this is going to be a patriotic disaster
39:53if we do Scotland, Wales.
39:55But I'm not very good at people.
39:57Yeah, we should probably just do Scotland, Wales.
39:58Let's try Scotland, Wales.
39:59Just do a national apology.
40:01It'll be fine.
40:04It's going to be sport questions.
40:06Yeah, there'll be sport questions.
40:08But you would hope, you know, being from here,
40:11that you would at least...
40:12Yeah, we've been in Scotland.
40:15Yeah, and we're all in Scotland right now, yeah.
40:19So we're going to go Scotland and Wales?
40:20Yeah, why not?
40:21Why not, indeed.
40:22All right, let's prep the answer on.
40:23Swipe left for Scotland, right for Wales.
40:28We're going to pop a clock up for the viewers at home.
40:31Niamh, Kirsty, best of luck.
40:34Your time starts now.
40:372020 and 2021, I'm a Celeb Castle.
40:41Well done.
40:42Wales.
40:43Gower Peninsula.
40:45Gower Peninsula.
40:46That's right, Wales.
40:48Longer land border with England.
40:50Oh, no, I think it might be Wales.
40:52Maybe Wales, actually.
40:53It is Wales, 160 miles.
40:55Home to band with number one single, Dakota.
40:58OK.
41:00The answer to Stereophonics.
41:02Let's keep going.
41:02Queen's Ferry Crossing.
41:05Scotland.
41:06Surname of Wikipedia co-founder.
41:08Wales.
41:09Jimmy Wales.
41:11Home to Fireman Sam.
41:14Pontypandy in Wales.
41:16Caledonia.
41:18Scotland, here we go.
41:20UK's highest points.
41:21Scotland, isn't it?
41:23Yes, that was Ben Nevis.
41:26Has more cities.
41:27Oh, God, right?
41:27Definitely.
41:28Scotland has eight.
41:29Wales has seven.
41:30Celtic Manor Ryder Cup golf course.
41:33It's not in Scotland.
41:34OK, we start again.
41:3530 seconds.
41:35Town with a name.
41:36That is 58 letters long.
41:38It's in Wales.
41:39Home to older university.
41:41Wales.
41:42It's in the Andrews.
41:44It's in the Andrews.
41:44Scotland.
41:45Setting of River City soap opera.
41:46That's very fast.
41:48Birthplace of Irving Welsh.
41:50Scotland.
41:52Cowl, often referred to as a national dish.
41:54That's right, lamb and veg stew.
41:56One more, so it's larger by area.
41:58Scotland.
41:59Scotland.
42:01Have won more grand slams in men's rugby Six Nations.
42:04Wales, baby.
42:05Wales, well done.
42:07Oh, my goodness.
42:16My goodness.
42:17Well done.
42:18That was fantastic.
42:19You're like, you surprised yourself there at the end.
42:21Yeah.
42:22Did you think you'd just ruined it?
42:24Yeah.
42:24Yeah.
42:25That's, it's the hardest round.
42:27Well, it's the, yeah, no.
42:28It's very well designed.
42:32£1,300.
42:34Fantastic stuff.
42:35Might not get you to Patagonia, but.
42:37No, but at least to Bognard.
42:39Absolutely.
42:41Maybe you'll visit Wales.
42:42Yeah.
42:43Do a bit of research.
42:45Well, look, thanks so much for playing today.
42:47Niamh and Kirsty, everybody.
42:49I hope you've enjoyed the show at home as much as these two here.
42:52And we'll see you next time when three more teams take on the Absarons.
42:56We'll see you then.
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