The Answer Run Season 2 Episode 20

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00:00Hello, I'm Jason Manford and welcome to The Answer Run.

00:14It's the quiz where players have a 50-50 chance on every question.

00:18It's as simple as that, and here is how it works.

00:21Every question has two possible answers.

00:23In this example, we've got left and right.

00:26Questions will make their way down the run

00:28and our teams will swipe towards the answer they think is correct.

00:31So, direction King Charles III is facing on a postage stamp.

00:35I'm going to say left, so I win myself £100.

00:39That goes into my prize pot, but if I got it wrong,

00:42side of road cars drive on in Japan, I'm going to say right.

00:45I lose that value.

00:48So, let's meet the teams.

00:50Take it on The Answer Run today.

00:52Hi, Ian. This is Rob. We're a couple from Stoke-on-Trent.

00:55I'm Sue. This is my daughter, Laura, and we're from Bromsgrove.

01:01My name's Jack. This is Dan.

01:02We're brothers from Barrow-in-Furnace.

01:05Well, it's great to see you all.

01:06Welcome to The Answer Run.

01:07We'll get to know you better as and when you come out to play the game,

01:10but it's time now to get started,

01:12so let's have a look at the three category pairs on offer in round one.

01:16Now, the only way our teams can get the category that they fancy

01:27is to win the race to the run.

01:30Otherwise, they could be stuck with something they do not want.

01:33Teams, get yourself ready.

01:35If you buzz in with an incorrect answer,

01:36you'll be frozen out of the question.

01:38The first team to give me three correct answers

01:40will be the first to get the choice of categories.

01:43Let's play Race to the Run.

01:46Fingers on buzzers.

01:50In which sport do players hit a shuttlecock?

01:54Ian and Rob.

01:55Badminton.

01:55Correct.

01:58In regards to employment,

02:00what do the initials WFH commonly stand for?

02:04Jack and Dan.

02:05Work from home.

02:06Correct.

02:07Which peanut-based sauce is often served as Jack and Dan?

02:12Saté.

02:12Oh, you've come in early there.

02:15But you were right.

02:15Well done.

02:16I was going to say,

02:17served as a dip with grilled chicken skewers

02:19in South East Asian food.

02:21But you didn't need that, did you?

02:22The city of Norwich is in which East Anglian county?

02:28Norfolk.

02:29Correct.

02:32In the UK,

02:33the mascot for Duracell batteries

02:35is what type of animal?

02:37Sue and Laura.

02:38A bunny.

02:38A bunny rabbit.

02:40A bunny rabbit, exactly.

02:42What word describes any whole number greater than one

02:45that can only be exactly divided?

02:48Jack and Dan.

02:48Prime number.

02:49A prime number.

02:50Brilliant.

02:51Well done.

02:51That's three to you.

02:53We'll see you down at the answer run.

03:00Jack and Dan, welcome to the answer run.

03:03So, brothers, who's the oldest?

03:05Who do you think is the oldest?

03:06You should have to ask.

03:07I'm going to say Dan.

03:08Yeah, I am.

03:09I am the oldest, yeah.

03:10Growing up together,

03:11there must be some annoying habits

03:12that do each other's head in, though.

03:14What is it?

03:14For me, personally,

03:15it would be Dan's combining of words together.

03:18So, if we were playing right now

03:20and a bad question came through,

03:23Dan would be like,

03:24oh, that was a bestion.

03:26Oh, I see, right.

03:27So, you're like a Bradgelina,

03:29that sort of thing,

03:29where you put two words together.

03:31Apparently, I do it more than I believe I do.

03:33Yeah.

03:33And this has just been annoying you

03:35all these years, has it, Jack?

03:36All these years.

03:39It never stops.

03:40And what about the other way around?

03:42Anything that annoys you about Jack?

03:44No, I mean, he's recently become a vegan

03:46and he lets everyone know about this.

03:51Out of everything.

03:52I wouldn't say it's an annoying habit.

03:54It's not an annoyance, but...

03:55It's a habit, it's a lifestyle.

03:57Recent vegan.

03:59He's a Regan.

04:00A Regan?

04:00There you go, you see.

04:01You're getting it.

04:02You're getting it.

04:03It's catching, it's catching.

04:04Any subjects you're hoping might pop up today?

04:07I'm hoping for music.

04:08What about you, Jack?

04:09I want sport,

04:10but I feel like I might have stepped my foot in it now.

04:12Well, you know,

04:13we've got one in the categories already, haven't we?

04:15Let's get those categories back up.

04:17You've asked for sport.

04:18There's one right there,

04:19Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.

04:20I imagine that's mostly sport-based.

04:22You did ask for sport.

04:23But you are an owl and raven man.

04:25Well, it's well known about me.

04:26There's an owl and raven.

04:28Snow and sand.

04:30What do you think?

04:31I am happy to bow to you

04:32if you want to go with Federer and Nadal.

04:35I think we should do it.

04:37If you believe in yourself,

04:38I believe in you.

04:39Brothers.

04:40I love that.

04:41Proper brothers.

04:42All right.

04:43So, we're going to go with Roger Federer

04:44and Rafael Nadal.

04:46Prep the answer on.

04:47You're swiping left for Federer,

04:50right for Nadal.

04:52There are 15 questions.

04:53Correct answers.

04:54Add money to your bank.

04:55Incorrect answers.

04:56Take away from the bank.

04:57And if a question hits the bottom of the answer run,

04:59that will count as an incorrect answer

05:01and the money will come off your prize pot.

05:03There's £1,000 up for grabs.

05:05Are you ready?

05:06Yes.

05:06All right.

05:07Let's play the answer run.

05:08Here's your first question.

05:10Played Andy Murray in a Grand Slam singles final.

05:13He's lost to Federer on multiple occasions.

05:16£20.

05:17Voted by GQ readers as most stylish man of the decade for 2010.

05:23He is stylish, isn't he?

05:24Yeah.

05:25It's got to be Federer.

05:26£50.

05:28Has more Wimbledon singles titles.

05:30Federer was his domain.

05:31Nice.

05:32Federer hates Nadal only two.

05:35Plays tennis left-handed.

05:37Nadal, mean left-hand.

05:39Yes.

05:42One more Olympic gold medals.

05:45Oh, this is a tough one.

05:46I kind of feel like Nadal, Murray beat Federer.

05:49Go for it.

05:50Nadal's won two.

05:51Federer just won gold, one silver.

05:55Won first Grand Slam title as a teenager.

05:58Federer-Wimbledon, I think.

05:59Yeah?

06:00Yeah.

06:02Federer is 21.

06:04Nadal, French Open at 19.

06:07Beat the other in more singles matches.

06:09Oh, it started off Federer, but then Nadal came in strong.

06:14Well done.

06:1524 to Rafa, 16 to Roger.

06:18He's older.

06:19Big Rog.

06:201981, Nadal, 1986.

06:26His wife played tennis at 2000 Olympics.

06:30This is £250.

06:31Ronch started having children by then.

06:34Oh, it was Mirka who played tennis for Switzerland.

06:37Sorry about that.

06:37Sorry.

06:39Father to two sets of twins.

06:41It's not having kids.

06:44Federer.

06:46In video for Shakira's song, Gypsy.

06:49This is music.

06:50This is you.

06:52You weren't expecting that, were you?

06:53Go on, let's go.

06:54Very good, £100.

06:57Ranked men's singles ATP, world number one for more weeks.

07:02It's Federer, isn't it?

07:02I think it's got to be.

07:04By a considerable amount.

07:05About 310 weeks for Federer, 209 for Nadal.

07:13I've got no idea.

07:15I think we're going to have to go Nadal.

07:18Miguel Angel Nadal played for Barcelona and Spain.

07:21Nice.

07:23Sponsored by fashion brand Uniqlo.

07:25I think Roger's got a bigger one, so...

07:28OK.

07:29Federer.

07:31Last question.

07:32One more Davis Cup titles.

07:34Oh.

07:35100 units.

07:36Vibrinka was with Federer.

07:38Oh, Nadal.

07:39Four for Nadal, one for Federer.

07:42Takes you to £300.

07:44Do you know what?

07:45That was a very impressive round.

07:47I know it might not look £300 there out of the 1,000,

07:50but 12 correct answers.

07:52Mm.

07:53Really well done.

07:54Fantastic.

07:55All you, that.

07:56Was that all Jack?

07:56That was all Jack.

07:57Was there anything at all, Dan, through there, that you knew?

08:00Well, there's that music one, wasn't there?

08:01With the Shakira.

08:02Oh, yeah, the Shakira question.

08:03I'm not sure I did that one anyway.

08:05Can you just give me that one?

08:07Well done.

08:08£300 in your bank.

08:10That's safe for now.

08:11You can head on back to your podium.

08:17Let's find out who's next to play.

08:19At the end of the first race of the run,

08:21Ian and Rob had one point.

08:23Sue and Laura are on two points.

08:25So first to three, fingers on buzzers.

08:27Which organ of the body can be modified with conch and helix piercings?

08:35Ian and Rob.

08:36Heart.

08:37No, it's not.

08:39Sue and Laura.

08:40Is it ear?

08:41It is the ear.

08:41Well done.

08:42That takes you to three.

08:43And you can come and join me at the answer run.

08:45Sue and Laura, welcome to the answer run.

08:55Mother and daughter, I heard something about a scarecrow competition.

08:58What's this?

08:59In the area where we live, quite a lot of the different areas do scarecrow competitions.

09:05And they were doing heroes.

09:06Oh, yeah.

09:06This is Bromsgrove, isn't it?

09:08Yeah.

09:08This is Bromsgrove, yeah.

09:09And guess who our hero was?

09:10Go on.

09:11So we made Jason Strawford.

09:14Jason Strawford.

09:16I like the sound of this guy.

09:18And what did we win when you won the...

09:19Well, unfortunately, we didn't win.

09:21What?

09:22It's like Eurovision.

09:23Like, neighbours vote for neighbours.

09:25Oh, it's like political.

09:26And we were too far away for people to walk around.

09:27I've got you right.

09:28We live at the top of a hill and nobody could be bothered to walk up.

09:31Nobody even saw poor Jason Strawford.

09:34No, no, no.

09:34Not really, no.

09:35Unbelievable.

09:36OK, well, let's look at the categories we've got.

09:38We've got Snow, Sand, Owl and Raven.

09:43Before coming, we said we'd take, like, an animal-based question.

09:46So I guess that leads us towards Owl and Raven.

09:49Yeah.

09:49Or do you want to go for Snow and Sand?

09:52No, we'll stick with Owl and Raven.

09:55We'll give it a go.

09:56You're going to go for Owl and Raven?

09:57Yeah.

09:58Yeah, you fancy that.

09:59Let's prep the answer on.

10:01We are swiping left for Owl and right for Raven.

10:04You've got 15 questions.

10:06£1,000 up for grabs.

10:08And here is your first question.

10:11Is a bird of prey...

10:12£20.

10:16One of the two birds sent out by Noah from the ark.

10:20Try Raven.

10:21Raven.

10:22£50.

10:25Went to sea in a pea green boat in an Edward Lear ride.

10:29Well done, £20.

10:32Nickname of Sheffield Wednesday Football Club.

10:34Oh, gosh, I haven't got a clue, either.

10:36No, no.

10:36I'm going to go with this.

10:37Go.

10:39That's the Owls.

10:40I've been out.

10:42Question five.

10:43NFL team based in Maryland.

10:45Ooh, something Ravens, maybe?

10:46I'm going to...

10:47Yeah, the Baltimore Ravens.

10:51Have immobile eyes.

10:53Oh, is that an owl?

10:54Owls.

10:55That's right, but they rotate their head 180 degrees.

10:58Character played by Max von Sydow in Game of Thrones.

11:05Raven.

11:07Well done.

11:08Three-eyed raven.

11:10Mascot of language learning app, Duolingo.

11:14A owl.

11:15Yeah, the owl.

11:17Largest passerine bird.

11:19That could be a raven.

11:21A raven.

11:21Well done.

11:24That was a big one, £250.

11:27Accidentally took Eeyore's tail in Winnie the Pooh.

11:30An owl.

11:30Because there is no raven.

11:31No.

11:32£20.

11:34Bird that says nevermore in poem by Edgar Allan Poe.

11:38An owl.

11:38Is it?

11:40It's from the raven.

11:42I just said a raven, because they can talk, but...

11:44Errol in Harry Potter books.

11:46You know these, so I don't go out.

11:48£20.

11:51Has species called Great Grey an elf?

11:54An owl.

11:54An owl, yeah.

11:56£50.

11:58Released 2010 number one single, Fireflies.

12:02Owl City.

12:03Owl City, well done.

12:04I listened to that the other day.

12:06Hoogin and Moonin, who serve the Norse god Odin.

12:10£100.

12:15Very good, wow.

12:17God.

12:18Crikey.

12:18That was brilliant, right?

12:20A pair of David Attenboroughs there.

12:2213 correct answers.

12:23Oh, wow.

12:25Lots of random subjects as well.

12:27Norse gods.

12:29Yeah, I don't mind Norse gods.

12:30I like those, yeah.

12:31Harry Potter question.

12:32Harry Potter.

12:33Yes.

12:33Well done.

12:34You banked yourself £700, and you can head back to your podium.

12:39Well done.

12:40So, two teams have played, one is left.

12:47Let's welcome Ian and Rob to The Answer On.

12:55Ian and Rob, welcome to the show.

12:58Thanks for having us.

12:58So, how long have you been engaged for?

13:00About a year.

13:01Was it a romantic proposal?

13:02It was.

13:03I was going to do it at the end of the holiday, but Rob beat me to it.

13:06We were on holiday in Portugal, and I was going to do it on exactly the same beach.

13:09No way, so you both had the idea at the exact same time.

13:12We had the same plan, but we didn't know.

13:14No, neither of us knew.

13:15There's a real romance in that, to be honest, isn't there?

13:18Yeah.

13:18You both had the same idea.

13:19Gorgeous.

13:20Big plans for the wedding.

13:21Is it happening in the UK?

13:22It is.

13:23Yeah.

13:23We've got a 1940s World War II themed wedding.

13:26Brilliant.

13:27I love it already.

13:28I'll get me hat.

13:29Well, yeah.

13:31We both like that sort of era and like the music from that era and everything, so.

13:35Fantastic.

13:36What a wonderful idea.

13:36That's going to be great.

13:37So, what other hobbies and interests have you got that could help you in a quiz?

13:41I like me football.

13:42Yeah?

13:43Who's your team?

13:43Manchester United.

13:44Rob, I don't think he's the one for you.

13:47So, you're last up to the run.

13:49You've been left with...

13:52Snow and sand.

13:54Yeah.

13:55Yeah.

13:55I mean, could be anything.

13:57Yeah.

13:57It could.

13:57It's very broad, isn't it?

13:59Yeah.

13:59All right, let's prep the answer up.

14:01We're swiping left for snow and right for sand.

14:05Once again, you've got 15 questions.

14:06£1,000 is up for grabs.

14:09Here is your first question.

14:121978 Raymond Briggs book.

14:15Yeah, The Snowman.

14:16The classic at Christmastime.

14:18£20.

14:21Canadian rapper who had a 1993 top ten hit

14:24with Informer.

14:25I don't know.

14:26I'll go for snow.

14:27Let's try.

14:28Correct.

14:29£50.

14:31Donald Sutherland's character in the Hunger Games films.

14:35I've never seen the Hunger Games.

14:36So, shall we guess sand?

14:38Yeah, we can guess.

14:39Nice.

14:40President Snow.

14:41Yeah.

14:43Eel-like fish often eaten by puffins.

14:47Sand.

14:49Oh, yeah.

14:50Good guess.

14:51Sand eels.

14:51Eye condition where the cornea becomes sunburned.

14:57Snow blind.

14:58Correct.

14:59£100.

15:01Presenter who hosts the History Hit podcast.

15:05I don't know.

15:05I don't watch it.

15:06We'll go sand.

15:07Snow.

15:08Dan Snow.

15:09Well done, Dan Snow.

15:11Dan Snow's History Hit.

15:13Manufacturing process used in metalwork.

15:16Sandblast.

15:16Sandcasting for £100.

15:20Chasing Cars Band.

15:22Snow Patrol.

15:23Right, there we go.

15:24Snow Patrol, £20.

15:27Small UK waving bird known for its teetering movement.

15:31It's big money.

15:32Sandpiper.

15:33Yeah, sandpiper.

15:34The Sandpiper.

15:35Well done.

15:36Golf club with an angle of over 50 degrees.

15:41Sand.

15:42I'll go with sand, yeah.

15:43Yeah, I'll go with sand.

15:44The Sandwich.

15:45Crab species typically found in the North Atlantic.

15:51I don't know.

15:52Sand, yeah.

15:55It's the snow crab.

15:58In English, name of Aruri National Park.

16:03Snowdonia.

16:04Yeah, yeah.

16:06Snowdonia.

16:08In the title of 1991 Top Ten Song by Metallica.

16:13Enter Sandman.

16:14In name of Advercar and Lemonade Cocktail.

16:19Snowball.

16:19Yeah, Snowball.

16:22Snowball.

16:25Top 20, see a single released in 2017.

16:28I don't know.

16:30Sand.

16:31Oh, it was Snowman.

16:33Very well done.

16:36Really good.

16:36Considering you had no choice in the category, you did really well.

16:3912 correct answers there.

16:42The music questions you were very sure on, for the most part, apart from that last one.

16:46Yeah, I don't know about Sia, who was one of my favourite singers.

16:49Well done, £560.

16:52You can head on back.

16:54So, at the end of round one, let's take a look at the totals.

17:02Jack and Dan have £300.

17:04Ian and Rob, £560.

17:06But in the lead with £700, it's Sue and Laura.

17:09Time now for round two.

17:16And it gets a bit more difficult now, guys, because at the end of this round, one of the

17:20teams will believe in us.

17:22Let's take a look at the three new categories.

17:25Once again, we'll play a race to the run to see who gets first picked.

17:37Remember, an incorrect answer will have you frozen out of the question.

17:40Fingers on buzzers.

17:43Champagne is usually served in what type of glass?

17:46Ian and Rob.

17:47Flute.

17:48Correct.

17:48I was going to say that shares its name with a musical instrument.

17:51Which country won the 2025 Men's Rugby Union Six Nations?

17:56Jack and Dan.

17:57France.

17:58Correct.

18:01Andrew Scott plays the so-called Hot Priest in which TV series created by Phoebe Waller-Bridge?

18:09Sue and Laura.

18:09Fleabag.

18:10Correct.

18:11We're on one all, guys.

18:13The symbol featuring two arrows encircling the letters A-L-U

18:19indicates a recyclable item made from which material?

18:23Ian and Rob.

18:24Aluminium.

18:25Correct.

18:28In which Olympic throwing event have Steve Backley and Tessa Sanderson both won medals?

18:35Ian and Rob.

18:36Javelin.

18:36The javelin's right.

18:38Well done.

18:38That's three for you.

18:39Come on down to the answer, Rob.

18:46Ian and Rob, welcome back.

18:48That feels like only a minute since I last saw you.

18:50Yeah.

18:50Nice to be first.

18:51Well, the questions fell a bit kinder on that one.

18:54Yeah.

18:54Well, £560 in your bank, considering you didn't get a choice in that category.

18:59It's not bad at all.

19:00The second round requires concentration because each question will have two values.

19:05A higher amount and a lower amount.

19:08If you're confident, then go for the higher amount.

19:10If you're not so sure, go for the lower amount.

19:13Harry Potter, known as the boy who lived.

19:16If you won some money today, what would you spend it on?

19:19The wedding and the honeymoon.

19:22Yeah.

19:22And then if we've got a bit left over, I've always wanted to go to America, so New York,

19:26so I'm on my bucket list to see a Broadway show.

19:28Of course, that'd be amazing.

19:30Yeah.

19:30Where are you thinking for your honeymoon?

19:32Portugal.

19:33Portugal.

19:34Yeah.

19:34Beautiful part of the world.

19:35Where we proposed.

19:36Yeah, of course.

19:36Did you go back to that same place where you proposed?

19:38Yeah, absolutely.

19:39Love it.

19:39Yeah.

19:40Gorgeous.

19:41All right, well, let's see if we can help you.

19:42Here we go.

19:43Here are the categories.

19:44What are you thinking?

19:52Cate Blanchett, Nicole Kidman, I don't know enough about.

19:54Yeah, I don't know.

19:55Copper nickel is very broad.

19:57Heaven and hell could be a mixture of anything.

20:01What do you reckon?

20:02I'd probably go with heaven and hell.

20:04I was thinking heaven and hell.

20:05Yeah?

20:06Shall we go with heaven and hell?

20:07Heaven and hell, please.

20:07Yeah.

20:07OK, let's prep the answer on.

20:10You're swiping left for heaven, right for hell.

20:13Any money that you win here will be added to the money that you banked in round one.

20:17You've got 15 questions and there's £2,000 up for grabs.

20:21And here is your first question.

20:24Title of 1977 meatloaf album.

20:26Hell.

20:27Hell.

20:28I don't know.

20:28Shall we go?

20:29We don't know.

20:29Shall we go?

20:30Hell.

20:31That's out of hell.

20:34Other people, according to Jean-Paul Sartre's,

20:37play in camera.

20:39Hell.

20:40Hell, yeah.

20:42Hell is other people.

20:45Famous nightclub that opened in Charing Cross in 1979.

20:49That's heaven.

20:50£40.

20:531988 number one single by Belinda Carlyle.

20:55Heaven is a place on earth.

20:58Certainly is.

20:59That's £100.

21:01Parenting podcast with Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe.

21:04It's worth £200 for the higher amount.

21:06I'd go with hell.

21:07Yeah.

21:08Parenting hell.

21:10Name of a village in Norway.

21:12This is big money.

21:13Oh, no, no, no.

21:14£250, heaven.

21:15I don't know.

21:16Let's go for hell.

21:18Hell?

21:18Yeah.

21:19Very good.

21:20£500.

21:22Manchester United defender, who made his debut in March 2025.

21:26That's heaven.

21:27Well, that landed on your lap, didn't it?

21:29£50.

21:311971 song by Led Zeppelin, their most streamed song on Spotify.

21:37Heaven.

21:38Stairway to heaven.

21:41An idiom about a woman scorned.

21:44It's got to be hell.

21:45It's got to be hell.

21:47Hell hath no fury.

21:492019 top ten single by Lizzo.

21:52I don't know.

21:53Go 50, heaven.

21:55Yeah.

21:55I don't know.

21:57Good as hell.

22:00Lead character in 2008 film sequel subtitled The Golden Army.

22:04No idea.

22:06Go heaven.

22:09It's hellboy.

22:13Tartarus in Greek mythology.

22:16Tartarus.

22:17Go heaven.

22:18Go heaven.

22:20Got it right.

22:21£100.

22:22Well done.

22:23Kitchen neighbourhood in Manhattan.

22:26Hell's Kitchen.

22:29That's right.

22:30Well done.

22:30You went for the bigger amounts.

22:31In the name of a games club in Stranger Things.

22:37Never watched.

22:37No idea.

22:38Go for the lower now.

22:41Hellfire Club.

22:43Opening setting of Milton's Paradise Lost.

22:46Last question.

22:48Go for heaven.

22:48Yeah, go on.

22:51Oh, we lost £100 there.

22:54Well done.

22:55Pretty good.

22:5612 correct answers.

22:58And some big amounts there you got as well.

23:00Too bad.

23:00Yeah, really good.

23:01She'll be very pleased with that.

23:03Did you know about the village in Norway that's called hell?

23:05No.

23:06No.

23:06That was a gash.

23:07That was a gash, yeah.

23:08Yeah, so a lot of go-to-hell gags there, I imagine.

23:12Yeah.

23:12But they got you £500.

23:14So, we'll add that £1,010 to the money you earned in the first round,

23:18which takes you to £1,570.

23:21Well done.

23:22We'll see if that's enough to take you through to the next round.

23:25Let's find out who's next to play.

23:31It's one all.

23:32First to three gets the next choice.

23:34Fingers on buzzers.

23:36Which process in plants converts sunlight, water?

23:41Jack and Dan.

23:42Photosynthesis.

23:43Correct.

23:43Since 2009, when it started in the US,

23:49who has hosted the reality competition series Drag Race?

23:54Jack and Dan.

23:55Rui Paul.

23:56Correct.

23:57That's three points.

23:58Come on down to the answer run.

24:05Welcome back, lads.

24:07So, that first round went pretty well.

24:09Tennis.

24:10Yeah.

24:10Thought you did very well there, Jack.

24:11Dan, you didn't get a look in, to be fair.

24:14I allowed him the time and space, though.

24:16You were there for support?

24:17Exactly.

24:18OK.

24:19Well, let's hope maybe you get more of a go in this round, Jolly.

24:21Yeah.

24:22If you won some money today, what would you spend it on?

24:25We'd quite like to go to a music festival abroad, maybe.

24:28Yeah, what are you thinking?

24:29Maybe Spain or something.

24:31Yeah, why are those?

24:31Rock Recta in the Netherlands is supposed to be quite a good one.

24:35Great.

24:35Yeah.

24:35Well, let's see if we can get you there.

24:37In round one, you added £300 to your prize pot.

24:40That money is safe for now.

24:41Any money you win here will be added to that amount.

24:45There are two categories remaining.

24:47Let's have a look.

24:49So, we've got Cate Blanchett, Nickel Kidman, Copper, Nickel.

24:54What do you think?

24:56Don't love either of them.

24:57I know the names, but I can't even see their face,

25:01so I simply can't choose them because everyone would be a guess.

25:05I think Copper and Nickels, probably.

25:07Process of Elimination, Copper and Nickel, please.

25:09Copper and Nickel.

25:10OK, let's prep the answer on there.

25:13Go on, Daph.

25:13It's the old card, Sharon.

25:14We're swiping left for Copper and right for Nickel.

25:17You've got 15 questions and you could bank up to £2,000.

25:21Best of luck.

25:22Here's your first question.

25:23I think it's Copper.

25:29It's all yours.

25:31Well done, £20.

25:33Don't forget the two amounts, guys.

25:36Colson Whitehead novel adapted into a 2024 Oscar-nominated film.

25:42Shall we go Nickel?

25:43Go Nickel, yeah, for £100.

25:45Nickel Boys for £200.

25:46In name of dark rye bread of German origin.

25:51Nickel.

25:52Yeah, do you think so?

25:54I'm not sure.

25:54Yeah, go for it.

25:56£40.

25:57Good man.

25:58Better conductor of electricity.

26:01I think it's got to be Copper.

26:01I think it is as well, yeah.

26:02Nice £100 on that, please.

26:04OK.

26:05£100.

26:08Name derived from a Mediterranean island.

26:12Copper, Mediterranean, Nickel.

26:14Nickel.

26:14Go Nickel for £100.

26:17Named after Cyprus.

26:20Indonesia is its leading producer.

26:23This is big money.

26:24God, I'm saying Copper, and you've got to go big.

26:27We're going big or we're going home.

26:28OK.

26:29All right.

26:32Oh, no.

26:34Dog in animated film, The Fox and the Hound.

26:37Copper.

26:38Or Copper Dog.

26:39Not sure.

26:40Very good.

26:41Forms name of a Canadian rock band fronted by...

26:46Nickelback.

26:46...Chad Kroger.

26:49Nickelback.

26:51In name of TV channel that launched SpongeBob Squarepants.

26:54Nickelback again.

26:56Nickelodeon.

26:58Major component of brass.

27:01Copper.

27:01100.

27:02Alloy of copper and zinc.

27:07In name of Dickens' character played by Dev Patel in 2019.

27:11Copperfield.

27:12Yeah.

27:12Go for it.

27:14Well done.

27:14David Copperfield.

27:19Nickel.

27:20Yeah, you feeling that?

27:21Nickel, 28.

27:22Copper, 29.

27:23This is all you.

27:24With iron that constitutes Earth's core.

27:28I think it's nickel.

27:29Yeah.

27:30I don't know, though.

27:31Go.

27:32Oh, you are the man.

27:34Nickel.

27:35Handball venue at London 2012 Olympics.

27:38Something or other.

27:40Copper box arena.

27:41That's the one.

27:42In name of missing treasure hunter character in The Goonies.

27:46I don't know.

27:46Copper.

27:47This is your last question.

27:49Might as well go big.

27:50Chester Copper Park.

27:51Well done.

27:51Wow.

27:5513 correct answers.

27:57Somehow.

27:58Somehow.

27:58Dan definitely redeemed himself there after the tennis round.

28:02Carried the team.

28:03Carried the team.

28:03You were very polite as well.

28:04I'd like to...

28:05£100 on that one, please.

28:07I liked it.

28:08Man has cost nothing.

28:09Even under pressure.

28:10Even under pressure, man has cost nothing.

28:12I love that.

28:13Unfortunately, Go Big or Go Home came to bite you on the back side.

28:16I did.

28:17He really did.

28:18Some tough, big questions, but that's why they're there.

28:21That's exactly right.

28:22Well, we'll see if that sends you home very shortly.

28:24You banked £870, which takes your total to £1,170.

28:30You can head back over to your podium.

28:32It's time to find out how our last team will do.

28:40Let's welcome Sue and Laura back to The Answer Run.

28:48OK, welcome back, ladies.

28:50If you won some money today, what would you spend it on?

28:52I have a Taiwanese pen pal that I've had for over ten years.

28:56Wow.

28:56So it'd be nice to actually meet in person.

28:58That is so old school.

29:00Yeah.

29:00An actual pen pal.

29:01Like, actual letters with a pen.

29:03With a pen, yeah.

29:04We send parcels at birthday and Christmas,

29:07and she does, like, Lunar New Year, and I do Christmas.

29:10I love that.

29:11What about you, Sue?

29:11What would you fancy doing?

29:13I'd like to join the rest of the world and go to New York.

29:16Yeah, New York.

29:17Like everybody else said.

29:18You've never been to New York?

29:19No, no.

29:19What a trip.

29:20That'd be amazing, wouldn't it?

29:21OK, well, let's see if we can get you at least part of the way there.

29:25So, the target to beat is £1,170.

29:27There's £2,000 up for grabs.

29:30No choice in the matter here, I'm afraid.

29:32You have...

29:35Kate Blanchett, Nicole Kidman.

29:39Yeah.

29:39Oh, dear.

29:40Not good.

29:40We peaked in the last round, I think.

29:42Not at all.

29:43Well, you did very well in the last round.

29:45So, it could go your way.

29:47Do you know the two actresses?

29:49Yeah.

29:50Oh, good.

29:50One of us does now.

29:51Good, OK.

29:51Well, she does.

29:53All right.

29:53Well, let's see.

29:54Let's prep the answer on.

29:59We're swiping left for Kate Blanchett, right for Nicole Kidman.

30:03You've got 15 questions.

30:05£470 between you and second place Jack and Dan.

30:08Can it be done?

30:09Here is your first question.

30:13Galadriel in The Lord of the Rings.

30:15That's the only one I knew about her.

30:16Sorry.

30:16£20.

30:18Uncredited role in Hot Fuzz.

30:20Who's Nicole Kidman?

30:21Yeah, go for that.

30:23OK, don't worry.

30:26Sang Something Stupid with Robbie Williams.

30:28It's a 40 quid.

30:29Yeah.

30:30Yeah.

30:31That's 20.

30:31Don't forget the two different amounts, guys.

30:33If you're confident, go high.

30:35If you're not so sure, go low.

30:36In 2004, Chanel Perfumad, directed by Baz Luhrmann.

30:41I'm friends with him, Nicole.

30:42Nicole Kidman.

30:42Yeah, yeah, yeah.

30:45£50.

30:48Performed on stage with Sparks at Glastonbury 2023.

30:51Nicole Kidman.

30:52Yeah.

30:53100?

30:53Yeah.

30:55OK, don't worry.

30:56I told you I don't know anything about it.

30:57Plenty of time.

30:58Is older.

30:59This is worth £500.

31:00Oh, my God.

31:01I haven't got a clue.

31:02Well, we'll go big or go home like they said, I guess.

31:05Oh, just by two years.

31:07Played Virginia Woolf in The Hours.

31:10That one.

31:11Oh, this one?

31:11Yeah.

31:12Yeah.

31:13Definitely.

31:14That was Nicole Kidman.

31:16Don't worry, don't worry.

31:16We don't know these boys.

31:18Married Keith Urban in 2006.

31:21Nicole Kidman.

31:22No, but she's not.

31:23£20.

31:26Twice played Elizabeth I on film.

31:28Who would do that, I think?

31:30Blanchard.

31:30Elizabeth and Elizabeth the Golden Age.

31:33Don't forget the two different amounts, guys.

31:36Born in Hawaii.

31:37Get your timing right.

31:39Who do you want?

31:39No, no.

31:39Don't know.

31:41Very good.

31:42£100.

31:43Is taller.

31:45Kate Blanchett's quite tall.

31:45She must have been.

31:46She was quite an elf, didn't she?

31:47Yeah.

31:48Or maybe not.

31:49Oh, Nicole's about five centimetres taller.

31:51Oh.

31:53Starring BMX Bandits as a teenager.

31:56Nicole Kidman.

31:57Nicole Kidman.

31:57Yeah.

31:58Yeah, go on.

31:59Very good.

32:00She was 16.

32:02KGB agent in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

32:07No idea.

32:08I don't know.

32:08Go for the lower one.

32:09Who do you want?

32:09Kate.

32:10I don't know.

32:11Oh, wow.

32:12Very good.

32:12£100.

32:14Plays a taxidermist in Paddington.

32:17Oh, is that that one?

32:18Yeah, yeah.

32:18£40, then.

32:19Yeah, go on.

32:21£40.

32:23Last question.

32:24No, no.

32:25Has won more Oscars.

32:26This could do it.

32:27Oh, no.

32:28Kate Blanchett?

32:29I don't know.

32:32It is Kate Blanchett.

32:34Wow.

32:34Well done.

32:36Two for Kate, one for Nicole.

32:39That was unbelievable.

32:40Ten correct answers there from a subject you thought you knew nothing about.

32:45Ten?

32:45Wow.

32:45Well, it started off badly.

32:47It's how you finish, isn't it?

32:49It's how you finish.

32:50Incredible.

32:51A lot of guesses there, but the ones that you did know, you did mostly go for the higher

32:55amount.

32:56The only thing I knew about it was the Gladrielle question.

32:58Yeah, straight away at the beginning.

33:00I know.

33:01So, I probably went low on that one because I got excited because I saw it come.

33:03You did get excited, yeah.

33:05That was so dramatic for us watching.

33:08£580, you banked, which takes your total to £1,280.

33:13You can head on back to your podium.

33:15Well done.

33:20So, at the end of round two, let's take a look at the totals.

33:24Jack and Dan have £1,170.

33:26Sue and Laura, £1,280, but in the lead with £1,570.

33:31Ian and Rob.

33:35Jack and Dan, I bet you can't believe this has happened.

33:38So close.

33:39It's been nice to meet you both.

33:40Jack and Dan, everybody.

33:44So, that means Ian and Rob, Sue and Laura are going through to battle it out in the head

33:49to head.

33:53Here is how it works.

33:55You are going to start with the money that you've banked so far.

33:57So, there's only £290 between you.

34:00The head to head is all about being in control to decide who's going to start.

34:04We'll play another race to the run.

34:06First team, to give me three correct answers, we'll take control of the answer run.

34:10Fingers on buzzers.

34:19Sue and Laura.

34:20Post Meridian.

34:21Correct.

34:29Ian and Rob.

34:30Pavarotti.

34:30Correct.

34:32Performed Nessun Dorma, used as the theme for the 1990 FIFA World Cup, I was going to say.

34:37In the soap Emmerdale, what surname is shared by the characters Zach, Mandy, Sue and Laura?

34:44Dingle.

34:45The Dingles, yeah, of course.

34:46And Marlon Dingle as well.

34:482-1 to Sue and Laura.

34:51Chris Haney and Scott Abbott created which general knowledge board game?

34:57Sue and Laura.

34:58Trivial Pursuits.

34:59Correct.

35:00Well done.

35:013-1 to you, ladies.

35:03Come on down to the answer run.

35:04APPLAUSE

35:05Sue and Laura, you have control.

35:16Let's have a look at our head-to-head category.

35:20Ends in ick, ends in ock.

35:23This might be my last day on telly.

35:25There's a maximum of 20 questions in this answer run, and this time it's against the clock.

35:31There's two minutes to bank as much as you can.

35:34Keep answering correctly and you will stay in control, but if you slip up, you will hand

35:39the run over to Ian and Rob, who are poised back there, ready to take over at a moment's

35:44notice.

35:44Let's prep the answer run.

35:47We're swiping left for ends in ick, right for ends in ock.

35:51Let's put a clock up for the viewers at home, and your time starts now.

35:56Sidekick of Blackadder.

35:59What's he called?

36:01Yeah, thinky wick.

36:02What's he?

36:02The, you know...

36:03Oh, I don't know.

36:04Thinky wick.

36:04Podwick.

36:05Stop the clock.

36:06It's Baldrick.

36:07That's it, yeah.

36:08Let's swap over.

36:09Ian and Rob, come on forward.

36:11You're £390 ahead.

36:13Can you stay ahead?

36:14Let's restart the clock.

36:15London 2012 Olympic Games mascot.

36:21What do you think it's that one?

36:23Yeah.

36:23It was Wenlock.

36:25A traditional steamed suet pudding containing dried currants.

36:31I don't know, shall we go with it?

36:33Yeah, go with it.

36:34Spotted dick.

36:35Oh, of course.

36:38Hardy sheep breed native to the Lake District.

36:41Oh, I've got a clue.

36:42200, I don't know.

36:43Go on.

36:44Herdwick.

36:48Hometown of the Flintstones.

36:50Bedrock.

36:53Bedrock for £100.

36:55Range of hills in Somerset.

36:5810,000.

36:5910,000.

37:01100.

37:03Stop the clock.

37:04It's Kontok.

37:05Let's swap over.

37:06Sue and Laura, another chance to keep control of the answer run.

37:11Just over a minute left, and there's £790 between you.

37:15Let's restart the clock.

37:172022 film sequel about a naval aviator named Pete Mitchell.

37:22I don't know.

37:24Stop the clock.

37:25It's Top Gun Maverick.

37:27Oh, my God.

37:27Ian and Rob, back in control of the answer run.

37:31Come on forward.

37:33OK.

37:33No pressure.

37:34No.

37:35Let's restart the clock.

37:39Limerick.

37:40£50.

37:42Limerick.

37:42Seismic event that typically follows an earthquake.

37:46Shock.

37:47Shock, yeah.

37:48Aftershock.

37:49An aftershock.

37:51Keep an eye on that timing, lads.

37:53Term for universities such as Birmingham, Bristol and Leeds.

37:57Oh, don't know.

37:59Guess.

38:00Red Brick.

38:01Good guess.

38:01Oh, right.

38:03Tintin's sailor friend.

38:05Tintin's...

38:06I don't know why, but I think it's not.

38:08OK, we'll go with that.

38:09Captain Haddock.

38:10Yeah, Haddock.

38:10Well said.

38:12Joints in the leg of a horse.

38:15Don't know.

38:16Lower amount.

38:18The Fetlock, that was the higher amount.

38:19Yeah, yeah.

38:20US artist nicknamed Jack the Dripper.

38:24Oh, don't know.

38:26Screw that one.

38:28Oh, stop the clock.

38:29It's Jackson Pollock.

38:31Let's swap over.

38:34OK.

38:35Let's restart the clock.

38:37A plant in the Daisy family, traditionally paired...

38:40Oh, we've just run out of time.

38:42There was only two and a half seconds left on the clock there.

38:44Come on forward, lads.

38:47Oh, that was a tough one, wasn't it?

38:49Yeah, it was hard.

38:50Really tough.

38:50It was, yeah.

38:51Once you lost control of the answer run,

38:54these lads didn't want to give it back.

38:56The questions fell quite kindly, to be fair.

38:58Sue and Laura, you ended up with £980,

39:01so you're going to have to go home, I'm afraid.

39:02It could not be Ian and Rob's £2,320,

39:07which means, lads, you are in today's final.

39:09Well done.

39:14Ian and Rob, well done.

39:16You've made it through to the final.

39:17£2,320.

39:19And remind us what you're going to do if you win some money.

39:23Well, we're getting married later on in the year,

39:25so we're going to put it towards the wedding

39:27and if we've got a bit left over after that,

39:29maybe to the honeymoon as well.

39:31Well, look, I would love that to happen,

39:33so let's try and win this money, eh?

39:35All that stands between you and that money

39:37is one final answer, Ron.

39:39This time, when you give a correct answer,

39:42the question will turn into a gold block.

39:44You've got just 90 seconds

39:45to answer eight questions correctly in a row.

39:48Your stack will reach the jackpot line

39:50and you'll take home all of your hard-earned cash.

39:53If at any point you answer incorrectly

39:55or if one of the questions hits the top of your stack,

39:59you'll start building up again from the bottom.

40:02So your thinking time gets shorter

40:04as your stack gets higher.

40:06If at the end of the 90 seconds

40:07you reach the halfway line,

40:09we'll give you half of your prized pot.

40:12Let's see your all-important final choice

40:15of categories.

40:18Mexico, Canada, red, blue.

40:22I don't know much about Mexico and Canada.

40:25Geography's iffy,

40:26so I think it would have to be red and blue.

40:29All right, let's prep the answer, Ron.

40:32We're swiping left for red and right for blue.

40:35We're going to pop a clock on for the people at home.

40:37Best of luck.

40:39Start the clock.

40:39Triangles on the Union Jack.

40:44Blue.

40:47Yeah.

40:49Republican states in US elections.

40:51They're blue as well, aren't they?

40:53Yeah, I think so.

40:54That's wrong.

40:55It's red states.

40:57Triumph car in TV drama Bergerac.

40:59Red.

41:00Red.

41:03G in the Google logo.

41:05Blue.

41:06Blue.

41:06Yeah.

41:08Both Gs are blue.

41:10Lisa Simpson's dress.

41:11That's red.

41:161973 compilation album focusing on the Beatles' earlier career.

41:20Red.

41:21Red album.

41:23Famous South African luxury train.

41:26Oh, no.

41:27I don't know.

41:28The blue train.

41:29Well done.

41:30Carmine colour.

41:33Oh, no.

41:35Vivid red colour.

41:36OK, we've got time.

41:38US Navy aerial display team.

41:40That's blue.

41:40Blue.

41:41The Blue Angels.

41:42Oh, Blue Angels.

41:43Breakfast at Tiffany's pop group.

41:45Blue Deacon, is it?

41:47The glue something.

41:50Common name for the 17th century Istanbul Mosque with six minarets.

41:54Red.

41:55Yeah, go red.

41:55The Blue Mosque.

41:56OK, let's be quick here.

41:57Let's get half of it.

41:58First Thomas Harris novel featuring Hannibal Lecter.

42:01Red Dragon.

42:041920s Rhapsody by George Gershwin.

42:06Rhapsody in Blue.

42:07Rhapsody in Blue.

42:091988 film.

42:11Oh.

42:14Ah.

42:15Yeah.

42:15One of those things.

42:16It wasn't that category, was it?

42:17Yeah.

42:17That was so tough and ten correct answers you got.

42:23Just not in the order.

42:24We needed eight in a row.

42:25Just to get through to the final was a hell of achievement in itself, wasn't it?

42:28Yeah.

42:29We didn't expect the final at all.

42:30So, yeah.

42:31Came with nothing.

42:32We just came to have fun and have a new experience.

42:34Which we have had.

42:35We have.

42:35Well, I'm really pleased.

42:36That's a great way to look at it.

42:38You've enjoyed yourselves at least.

42:39Oh, yes.

42:39Very much so.

42:40Very much so, yeah.

42:40Thanks for playing.

42:41Ian and Rob, everybody.

42:45Can't work out for everybody, can it?

42:46But we'll be back again very soon with three more teams taking on the Amsterdam.

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