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00:00Good evening.
00:23Mother Teresa once said,
00:24We can do no great things, only small things with great love.
00:30What a wonderful sentiment, although not, I expect,
00:33if she was about to give you your birthday presents
00:35and you thought you might be getting a PlayStation.
00:38Joining me this evening, on my right,
00:41Martin Berry, a claims administrator who supports Nottingham Forest.
00:46Gerda Singh Swali, a legal policy manager
00:49who collects replica swords from Lord of the Rings.
00:52And their captain, Mark Levy, a patent attorney
00:56who's training to be a professional wrestler,
00:58brought together by Ballroom Dancing,
01:01they are the Jive Bunnies.
01:03Mark, are you fans of dance or actual dancers?
01:06Actual dancers.
01:07We met at university whilst doing competitions
01:11on the university circuit.
01:13Martin and Gerda went to the same university
01:16and I met them at a competition one day
01:19and we've been friends for about 15 years.
01:22What's your best dance?
01:23For me, probably the Jive.
01:25I do love the Jive and that feeds into the team name very well.
01:29What about you, Gailis?
01:31Probably the Waltz, but only because it's easier to count.
01:36Funky chicken.
01:36Thank you all for joining us.
01:40This evening you are up against, on my left,
01:43Raphael Carbo, a software engineer
01:45who handmade a microcomputer to read tarot cards.
01:50Carolina Cordero, an occupational therapist
01:53who plays the mandolin.
01:54And their captain, Emily Burke,
01:57a software engineer whose CD collection
01:59is in chronological order.
02:02Devoted to Dungeons and Dragons,
02:03they are the Sorcerers.
02:05Emily, chronological order.
02:08Yeah, yeah, yeah, by release date.
02:10Then you can see which CDs theoretically
02:13could have been influenced by other ones that came before.
02:16OK, so when you want to listen to a particular piece of music,
02:19you have to know what year it was released
02:22in order to find it.
02:24Roughly?
02:24Only relative to the other albums.
02:26Yeah.
02:27But also, it's chronological.
02:28But also, I don't listen to the CDs themselves anymore, so...
02:31Oh.
02:31It's all digital now, anyway.
02:32I was about to be dazzled
02:35by possibly the most only connect thing I'd ever heard.
02:38But it's all digital now, anyway.
02:41Welcome to all of you, as well.
02:43You won the toss, Sorcerers.
02:45You'll be going first.
02:46Please choose an Egyptian hieroglyph.
02:48Twisted flax, please.
02:49The twisted flax.
02:50What is the connection between these apparently random clues?
02:53Here's the first.
02:56OK, next.
02:58Next.
02:59Next.
03:00Next.
03:00Actor's signal.
03:01Q.
03:01Q.
03:02Q.
03:02Q.
03:03A Q space.
03:04Clubs.
03:04Yeah.
03:05Yeah.
03:05Yeah.
03:06Cacophony.
03:07Cacophony.
03:07Yeah.
03:08Yeah.
03:08Yeah.
03:08Next.
03:09Next.
03:09Next.
03:10Actor's signal.
03:11Q.
03:11Q.
03:11Q.
03:12Actor's signal.
03:13Q.
03:14Q.
03:15Q.
03:16Q.
03:17A Q space.
03:18Clubs.
03:19I don't know if that's going next.
03:20Next.
03:21That.
03:22That.
03:23That.
03:24Or flying.
03:25It's like maybe she would ride in.
03:26Yeah.
03:27No, are they all...
03:28Oh, yeah.
03:29Two seconds.
03:30OK.
03:31There are things used in sports.
03:33There are things used in sports.
03:35Can you be more specific?
03:37Um...
03:38Things you hit with.
03:39Cacophony is a racket.
03:41Black suit.
03:42Clubs.
03:43Not the kind you wear.
03:44No.
03:45Club.
03:46Yep.
03:47The club suit.
03:48An actor's signal is a...
03:49Q.
03:50Q.
03:51And a flying mammal.
03:52A bat.
03:53Exactly so.
03:54Things you hit balls with in sport.
03:55Well done.
03:56Jive Bunnies, what would you like?
03:57Can we have the two reads, please?
03:58Yes, you can.
03:59What will connect these clues.
04:00Here's the first.
04:05Next, please.
04:06Gamma radiation.
04:08Avengers.
04:11Shall we go with one more?
04:12Yeah, yeah.
04:13One more.
04:14Next, please, sorry.
04:18This is how the Avengers got their superpowers.
04:20OK, sure.
04:23How the Avengers got their superpowers.
04:25Is the right answer.
04:27Let's bring up all the clues.
04:28Talk me through them, please.
04:29Gamma radiation was the Hulk.
04:31That's how he got his powers.
04:33Super Soldier Serum was Captain America.
04:36Godhood would presumably be Thor and the rare heart-shaped herb.
04:41Black Panther.
04:42Black Panther for the heart-shaped herb.
04:44Exactly so.
04:45Backstories of Avengers and their friends in the Marvel Universe.
04:50Back to you, sorcerers, for a choice.
04:52Water, please.
04:53Water.
04:54What would connect these clues?
04:55Here's the first.
04:56Next.
04:57Arthur's.
04:58Arthur's.
04:59Arthur's.
05:00Arthur's.
05:01Are they all Arthur's?
05:02Arthur's.
05:03Arthur's.
05:04Things they love Arthur.
05:05Do we want to buy us on that?
05:06Yeah.
05:07I think we'll try.
05:08Let's try it again.
05:09OK.
05:10Things named after Arthur.
05:11Yes, they are very well done.
05:12Let's have a look at all the clues.
05:13Tell me what we're looking at.
05:14So the only one we definitely know is the Guinness Celebration Day, which is Arthur's Day.
05:15And Arthur's Seat.
05:16In Arthur's Seat.
05:17It could be Arthur's Park.
05:19Things named after Arthur.
05:20Do we have a buzz on that?
05:22I think it's fine.
05:24Let's try it again.
05:27Things named after Arthur.
05:29Yes, they are. Very well done.
05:31Let's have a look at all the clues.
05:33Tell me what we're looking at.
05:34So the only one we definitely know is the Guinness Celebration Day,
05:37which is Arthur's Day.
05:38And Arthur's Seat.
05:39Oh, sorry, you did know that.
05:40Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh.
05:42That last one, the dormant volcano in Edinburgh, Arthur's Seat.
05:45And I don't think we know the other two.
05:47Arthur's National Park?
05:49It's Arthur's Pass.
05:51It's a road through the Southern Alps in New Zealand.
05:53Do you know that song at Clue 3?
05:55I do not.
05:56Arthur's Theme.
05:57The best that you can do when you get caught between the moon and New York.
06:01You won't recognise it from me singing the tune, but you joined in.
06:05You know it.
06:06He's very obedient.
06:08But you recognise it.
06:09Are you a predominantly Irish team?
06:11Two Irish, one Australian.
06:12So, yes.
06:13Do you remember Arthur's Day being celebrated?
06:16At some point it started being a thing.
06:18I don't think it's always been a thing.
06:20But people did, like, gigs.
06:22Do you know why it's called Arthur's Day?
06:24Assumed there was an Arthur Guinness.
06:26Was it Arthur Guinness?
06:27Yeah, so Arthur Guinness was a real person a long time ago.
06:29But it was the drinks brand Diageo launched this thing to get people drinking loads of Guinness on a particular day.
06:36And then it started to wind down because people said, oddly enough, it promoted drunkenness.
06:41That was the feeling.
06:42Can't have that.
06:43Funny that.
06:44Back to you Jive Bunnies for a choice.
06:46Could we have the Horned Viper, please?
06:48Yes, you could.
06:49What is the connection between these clues?
06:51Here's the first.
06:52And next, please.
06:54Citrin's got the double thing.
06:55Corporal is one.
06:56So.
06:57Yeah, but it's not.
06:58It's not an increase.
06:59It's not two prints or other prints.
07:00Maybe.
07:01It is two.
07:02Next, please.
07:03French.
07:04Which is, um...
07:05A carrot.
07:06Yeah, so.
07:07Oh, carrot.
07:08Shall I do it with carrots?
07:09Yeah, yeah.
07:10Yeah.
07:11Carrots.
07:12As in a chevron type carrot.
07:13Chevrons is indeed the connection.
07:16Can you be any more specific?
07:17Citrin is, the symbol is two chevrons.
07:19Yes.
07:20Yes.
07:21Yes.
07:22Yes.
07:23Yes.
07:24Yes.
07:25Yes.
07:26Yes.
07:27Yes.
07:28Yes.
07:29Yes.
07:30Yes.
07:31Yes.
07:32Yes.
07:33The French quotation mark is...
07:36Circumflex.
07:37Circumflex.
07:38No, the circumflex is a different thing, actually.
07:39Oh, yes.
07:40Sorry.
07:41It's chevrons just on their side they can use as quotation marks.
07:44I'll see.
07:45And what represents a Corporal in the Army?
07:47I can't, I do not know.
07:49It's two.
07:50They're all two.
07:51It's all two chevrons.
07:52So, knowing that, what do you think clue four would have been?
07:54How many you need to keep a part on the motorway?
07:56Exactly so.
07:57Oh, come on.
07:58Nobody does it, I find.
07:59Oh, no.
08:00I mean, yes, I keep that part.
08:02that far away at all times see i really do and i find it infuriating when people don't
08:08you leave two chevrons and some well i've got to be careful now because it may be you mark
08:13but somebody swerves in the oh there's a load of space there no there isn't i was leaving a safe
08:18stopping distance your early bars is also successful what would you like next sorcerers
08:25eye of horus please eye of horus these are going to be picture clues what do they have in common
08:30here's the first next
08:40could be nicholas's yeah
08:44next
08:54i don't think it's necessary next
09:05two seconds
09:07parts of land masses i'd love to hear something specific geological formations by the sea
09:15i'll take it
09:17who are we looking at um so we only know nick cave and anthony stewart head nick cave at clue two
09:23anthony head at clue four the first one is the film director michael bay
09:29of course and then that's jimmy cliff at two three all coastal features well done one question
09:35remains jive bunnies that's for you the lion
09:37it's the music question it's the music question here's your first clue
09:47uh next please
09:58no it's not hallucinating i think it's no it's not no it's not keep going and next please
10:06flying without wings yeah that song's called levitating okay
10:10uh all to do with flight oh now we're not going to hear clue four that's so annoying i love clue
10:20four what did we hear uh so excerpt two was levitation by duane leeper levitating
10:27i think yes yeah excerpt three was flying without wings by westlife quite right yes uh we didn't know
10:34of excerpt one it was spiritualized ladies and gentlemen we are floating in space oh yeah oh yes
10:41what do you think we might have heard at clue four it's to do with flight levitation rising above
10:48the ground let's hear it
10:56you should have got that martin i'm sad we didn't hear that we didn't hear the chorus
11:01yeah we didn't hear the chorus if we had it might have gone i think i'll try defying gravity
11:14i feel your hearts could have been more in that if i sing it won't broadcast oh it will
11:21let me ask you this goodness can you waltz to any song you can badly um i feel like the waltz is one
11:29of those flexible dances that you can sort of do it's easier done to three four timing as you'll
11:35know if you've ever seen the program i don't understand that at all i always count in three
11:40i'm just repeating what my teachers tell me because uh i also struggle with timing that means
11:46at the end of round one the sorcerers have five points the jive bunnies have six
11:54round two is the sequences round what comes fourth in a sequence
11:57sorcerers which sequence would you like twisted flax please twisted flax i'd like to know what
12:02comes fourth time starts now
12:06devilish oh devilish put a d at the start okay so then there's a sequence
12:20yeah that oh that's not a word let's go let's get the next one we need the next one for the pattern
12:24next
12:44um so we need a word that you can put a before that will give you a word
12:49that means the same thing we do not have a word we're thinking of a word alone and loan
12:58well done carolina we chose lone by oneself as the example well played so explain the sequence please
13:06so if you put d in front of evilish you get devilish which still means evil if you put c in front of rude
13:11you get crude which still means rude if you put b in front of rat you get brat which still means little
13:16troublemaker exactly so we needed a word that an a could be added to make another word that means
13:21the same thing very well done john bunnies what would you like uh can we have the two reads please
13:27yes you can first in a sequence coming up time starts now
13:35there's so many julius next please
13:38okay and next please
13:51yeah it's beat for someone go back to beatle song so uh any thoughts on that um it's probably
13:59crying two seconds uh yellow submarine not a sequence i'm afraid sorcerers do you know let it be
14:18not it either this is one of our questions that's much simpler than it looks
14:22there are beatle songs beginning with j p and g i want any beatle song that begins with r the sequence
14:31is just the names john paul george and ringo we went with rocky raccoon simple as that
14:40sorcerers what would you like for your next question horned viper please the horned viper
14:43what would come forth in this sequence here's the first
14:58next
15:07next
15:13two seconds oh your time's run out i'm so sorry jive bunnies do you want to go for bonus
15:30point uh we'll go with hoover and why would that be um we are looking at uh the surnames of inventors for
15:39whom they became synonymous for their invention not correct if you're thinking of the famous coffee
15:46chain starbucks it took its name from one of the officers on the pequod in moby dick
15:52the third mate was flask the second mate was stub the first was starbuck and highest in rank captain ahab
16:01what would you like for your own question uh could we have the eye of horus please yes you could
16:06what would come forth in this sequence here's the first
16:15uh next please
16:23should i go for the next one uh next please
16:30oh boy this is the creation creation
16:32so
16:44should i just go with it anyway two seconds
16:49um animals not the answer i'm afraid sorcerers another bonus chance man
16:54not man either what's happening here we think it's a sequence of creation
17:01it is the creation from the book of genesis so on the first day
17:06god created light and dark separated into day and night the second day the heavens
17:11the third day earth and sea and plants the fourth day the sun the moon and the stars
17:17the great lights to dominate the heavens sorcerers one final choice of the round what would you like
17:24water please water this is going to be a picture sequence i'd like you to describe what you'd see in the
17:29the fourth picture here's the fourth picture here's the first
17:41next
17:50next
17:52one second oh time's run out giant bunnies another bonus chance
18:04the same as picture three but with two additional red bars at the bottom
18:18not it this is a slightly disguised rainbow sequence down the right hand side we're seeing the
18:26colors of the rainbow down the left it's the sequence as given in the song i can sing a rainbow
18:34red and yellow and pink and green and so the last picture both sides would arrive at green
18:42green very confusing song if you sing it to a child i can sing a rainbow then you have to stop and say
18:47the rainbow doesn't actually do that of course these aren't all spectral colors don't worry about
18:51the pink but let's keep singing very very confusing jive bunnies one question remains
18:57it's the lion question what would you expect to see in fourth place here's the first
19:12question uh next please that was a normal conquest was nobody in one and two
19:20what could it be or shakespeare we'll go next shall we uh next please
19:26maybe something before the first came that there were four or five it's probably george isn't it
19:32four two seconds um so um george um roman numerals for one and two and three and four
19:50i feel like i could start dancing myself one and two and three and four george is absolutely right
19:56it's a simple sequence of consecutive monarchs so i need to hear a king where there were four in
20:01succession and that will be george that means at the end of round two the jive bunnies have eight
20:06points the sorcerers have eight points time for the connecting wall jive bunnies you'll be going
20:14first please choose lion or water uh girdas has requested that we pick the lion wall on your head be
20:22it absolutely two and a half minutes to solve the lion wall starting now
20:30and kinross fife
20:32um i think he's a place in scotland
20:34places in scotland
20:39no and scary movie no oh these are spice girls yeah yeah so i'm just gonna go through them have
20:45another thing there we go there we go that's quick um flageol is a bean um
20:51the other beans um ginger is ginger
20:54and ria is there any problems medibanks in scotland and kinross is in scotland five is it
21:00and the morn it sounds good what was that sorry no we tried that i'm just gonna try other things
21:06um just i'll try it for now uh keep looking uh large portugal piccolo um nope
21:15banff it's
21:17logs is just logs is just is it large will anything that we can replace word letters
21:25um fife life no large large portugal
21:29no i've tried it with that um let's go um so i mean are these piccolo means small logs could
21:54mean large in another lane um i don't know um um or meadow
22:0330 seconds what about libraries alexandria famous libraries meadow
22:08meadowbank
22:10um
22:19um
22:21um
22:32times i'm afraid the wall is frozen but you found a group what connects posh sporty scary and baby
22:39uh they are the nicknames of the spice girls they are spice girls and you can get points for the
22:44connections in the groups you didn't find so let's resolve the wall here we are
22:49logs penny cook and so on um we will say places in scotland they are places in scotland and there
22:56are many many places in scotland on that wall so don't blame yourselves and the next group starting
23:02piccolo um are they all woodwind instruments they are all woodwind instruments do you know if you
23:09look up cramorn on wikipedia it says not to be confused with the crumbhorn i think that's not
23:15for wikipedia to say i do and always will confuse it with the crumbhorn and the last group ginger
23:21meadowbank portugal alexandria famous libraries not it always on the wall look at the beginnings and
23:30ends of words gin mead port and ale drinks nestling at the beginning there i really should have got
23:38that but you found a group and you gave me three connections that's a total of four points
23:43let's bring back their opponents now give them the other wall and see how they get on
23:46it's the water will for you sorcerers two and a half minutes to solve it starting now
23:51ok cheryl and kimberley are they familiar are there okay damascus city pretoria these are ancient
24:00cities oh or durban no there's just um south africa okay great pretoria uh soweto and yeah kimberley
24:10kimberley no no okay you and cheryl that's my name oh um
24:16names of girls allowed yeah that's what i was thinking sarah nadine okay great tabla is a drum
24:23djembe is a drum cowbell is percussion triangle yeah great okay now oh i should have done that three
24:30lines now what's a human um you hen yeah we've animals oh excellent damn you have sow and they're
24:37they're female female animals and then what is the group of cities i think it's south african
24:42cities south african cities so human samuto hannah damascus yeah clinical who's off the wall very
24:51well done what about the connections tell me about the first group cheryl nikola and so on these are
24:56the members of girls allowed they are members of the band girls allowed the next group triangle cowbell
25:02and so on uh these are percussion instruments they are percussion instruments and the next group
25:07starting soweto these start with female animals so sow you hen and damn animals hiding at the
25:14beginning quite right and the last group kimberley pretoria and so on these are cities in south africa
25:21yes they are so that is four more points for the connections and the bonus is the maximum of 10 points
25:27let's have a look at the overall scores the jive bunnies have 12 points the sorcerers have 18
25:34so you're a bit unlucky on the wall jive bunnies but you can recoup here the missing vowels round
25:40where points can be lost as well as one fingers on buzzers teams i can tell you that the first group
25:46of disguised clues are all dog breeds and what they've been used to advertise
25:55jive bunnies labrador and toilet paper not it i'm afraid sorcerers do you know labrador retriever
26:00and toilet paper no it's labrador retriever and loo paper next clue
26:09sorcerers old english sheepdog and paint there you go
26:15jive bunnies british bulldog and home insurance correct
26:18this is a tricky one west highland white terrier and dog food next category farm equipment
26:34jive bunnies combine harvester of course
26:36jive bunnies yes it is sorcerers mugs spread correct
26:50sorcerers no i don't have it sorry i'm afraid not jive bunnies do you know
26:54not familiar with tree shaker next category they're grand
26:59sorcerers the grand canyon correct
27:06bunnies the grandpa of the pest hotel correct
27:13i'm sure everyone is grateful it's the end of the round
27:18looking at the final scores the winners and straight through to the next round with 20 points
27:23are the sorcerers very well done very well played jive bunnies a delightful team you've got 15 points
27:29not out of course you will get another chance to win through to the next round later in the competition
27:35and it's time for us to continue with our reading of john milton's paradise lost that wonderful poem
27:41about adam and eve in the garden of eden i realize i should have perhaps said earlier if there are viewers
27:46who couldn't follow our conversation about genesis and the creation story paradise lost is about adam
27:52and eve we just haven't got to them yet because the teams have been taking so long to answer the
27:57questions we have to keep stopping so far all he's done is address the muse milton is asking the muse to
28:03help him that to the height of this great argument i may assert eternal providence and justify the ways of
28:11god to men and that's all we've got time for again but we have arrived at the second full stop of the
28:17story and next week we're going to find out what it is that milton wants to ask the muse so join us then
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