The Weakest Link Season 5 Episode 1

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00:00Tonight, I'm joined by some of my colleagues from Radio 2.

00:03That's why they've made a guard of honour for me.

00:05I'm a god to these people.

00:06Look how happy they are. We've let them on TV.

00:09This is The Weakest Link.

00:19Behind me are eight celebrities

00:21who are each trying to win up to £50,000 for charity.

00:23But to do that, they'll have to work together.

00:26Seven will leave with nothing,

00:27as round by round, we lose the player, voted The Weakest Link.

00:31I mean, this is the longest they've gone without talking ever.

00:33So, let's meet the team.

00:38I'm Rylan, and I'm from Essex.

00:41I'm Joe, I'm from Northampton.

00:44I'm Trevor, I'm from Hackney.

00:48I'm Zoe, I'm from Brighton.

00:52I'm Tony, from North London.

00:55I'm Scott, and I'm from Hampshire.

00:57I'm Sally Traffic, and I'm from Suffolk.

01:02I'm Michael, I'm from South London.

01:08Well, look, I've been at Radio 2 for a while,

01:10and that is the first time you've bothered to introduce yourself.

01:13So, good luck to all of you.

01:15Here come the rules.

01:16In each round, the aim is to answer enough questions correctly

01:19to reach your target within the time limit.

01:21The target for round one is £2,500.

01:25The fastest way to get there is to work together

01:27to create a chain of eight correct answers.

01:30Get your question wrong, you break the chain,

01:32and you lose all of the money in that chain.

01:34But if you press your button and say bank,

01:37before the question is asked,

01:38the money is safe, and you begin a new chain from scratch.

01:42You've got two minutes and 30 seconds for this round.

01:45We're going to start with the person most likely

01:47to lie about loving that tune they've just played.

01:49That's you, Ryland.

01:52It's true.

01:52Let's play The Weakest Link.

01:56Start the clock.

01:58In drinks, which sparkling wine made in an area of north-east France

02:01is nicknamed Champa's?

02:02Champagne.

02:03Correct. Joe.

02:04In fairy tales, a farmyard bird who fears the sky is falling

02:07when an acorn lands on their head is named what?

02:09Chicken Licking or Turkey Twizzler?

02:11Chicken.

02:12Correct. Trevor.

02:14In events, the 2025 Glastonbury Festival

02:16took place during which month of the year?

02:22July.

02:22June.

02:23Zoe.

02:24In celebrities, Tim Henman has represented Great Britain

02:26in which racket sport?

02:28Tennis.

02:28Correct.

02:29Tony.

02:29In world geography, what O is the common name

02:32given to the remote and vast inland wilderness of Australia?

02:40Pass.

02:41Outback.

02:41Scott.

02:42Scott.

02:42What sounds like both a small structure used for Christian worship

02:46and the stage name of a singer with the surname Roan?

02:50Chapel.

02:50Correct.

02:51Sally.

02:52In politics, what is the two-word name of the international association

02:55known as the EU?

02:57European Union.

02:58Correct.

02:58Michael.

02:59Look at your screen.

03:00What is the common name of this flower?

03:03Crocus.

03:04Snowdrop.

03:05Rylan.

03:06In books, Murder Online 1 is the title of a 2025 Whodunit novel

03:10by the TV and radio presenter Jeremy Who.

03:13Vine.

03:13Correct.

03:14Joe.

03:14Bank.

03:15In time measurement, how many centuries are there in one millennium?

03:19Pass.

03:20Ten.

03:20Trevor.

03:21In games, when two dice are rolled and both show one dot,

03:25what phrase is given to the score?

03:26Snake eyes or lizard toes?

03:28Snake eyes.

03:29Correct.

03:29Zoe.

03:30In cinema, in the 2019 film starring Will Smith,

03:33the character Aladdin initially meets the genie by rubbing what object?

03:36A lamp.

03:37Correct.

03:38Tony.

03:38According to the nursery rhyme that begins,

03:41it's raining, it's pouring, the old man is what?

03:43Snoring.

03:43Correct.

03:44Scott.

03:44In food and drink, brekkie is an informal term for which meal of the day?

03:48Breakfast.

03:48Correct.

03:49Sally.

03:49Bank.

03:50In organisations, what L is a building or a room containing books

03:53and other media for the purposes of lending?

03:56Library.

03:56Correct.

03:57Michael.

03:58What word goes with fountain for a type of writing implement

04:00and with knife in a small tool associated with a Swiss army?

04:04Pen.

04:04Correct.

04:05Ryland.

04:06In entertainment, Wookieepedia is an online information source

04:09dedicated to which science fiction franchise?

04:13Star Wars.

04:13Correct.

04:14Joe.

04:14In spelling, the words honestly and heirloom both begin with which letter?

04:18H.

04:18Correct.

04:19Trevor.

04:19In UK geography, the town in Wales that was granted city status

04:23in 2022 has what name?

04:25Brexham or Wrexham?

04:26Wrexham.

04:27Correct.

04:28Time is up, radio team.

04:31That was great, Weakest League.

04:34Oh, my goodness.

04:36I thought you were going to be trash.

04:39Thanks.

04:40Thanks a lot.

04:41You banked £1,050.

04:45Well done.

04:45Great stuff.

04:46Really, really, really good.

04:49So, who's less Mark Goodyear and more Mark Baddier?

04:54Who thinks Vernon Kaye comes after Vernon Jay?

04:56One of you is about to leave with nothing.

05:01It's time to vote off The Weakest Link.

05:06Well, Rom, I reckon it's between Tony Longpaw's Blackburn

05:10and Trevor Wins Glaston-Nelson to go.

05:13Neither seem to be paying attention to those questions.

05:15Voting's over.

05:19It's now time to reveal who you think is The Weakest Link.

05:26Trevor.

05:30Tony.

05:33Tony.

05:35Trevor.

05:38Trevor.

05:40Joe.

05:41Trevor.

05:46Trevor.

05:53I'm going to laugh because it's not funny.

05:55It's not funny.

05:55I'm all right about it, mate, seriously.

05:57Oh, no.

05:58It's Glaston-Nelson.

05:58No, I'm fine.

05:59So, first question to everybody.

06:01Is everyone okay?

06:03Traumatized?

06:03We are now.

06:04Yeah, yeah.

06:05Sally.

06:06Yeah.

06:06When I spoke to you last on our show...

06:08Yes.

06:09..you were saying you were nervous...

06:10Yeah.

06:10..you were panicking...

06:11It's the early days.

06:12..you got all your questions right and you banked money.

06:14All my questions, just the two.

06:16Yeah, but, I mean, you know, that's how many...

06:17Yeah, yeah, yeah.

06:18You know, just take the compliment, you know?

06:20Thank you very much.

06:21Why did you vote for Trevor?

06:23We've got previous.

06:24Oh.

06:29What's your issue with Trevor Nelson?

06:30I can't...

06:30I'm not going to go into it, but, you know,

06:33he's not always been the kindest of people.

06:35LAUGHTER

06:36This is great!

06:41Well, that, erm...

06:42Anything in particular that sticks out?

06:44No, Ramesh, I'm not going into it.

06:46OK, fine.

06:46I'll tell you later.

06:47Trevor, how...

06:49LAUGHTER

06:50How did you feel going into this

06:54and how do you feel about what's transpired?

06:56I actually feel OK.

06:57If I got everything wrong, I'd have felt devastated.

07:00Yeah.

07:00The only question you got wrong was the Glastonbury question.

07:02Yeah, which...

07:02But in your defence, we didn't really talk about it on Radio 2.

07:05So, so...

07:06Well, we haven't stopped talking about it on Radio 2.

07:09In my defence, I enjoy Glastonbury from my own sofa.

07:13Yes.

07:13And I watch...

07:14You watch the coverage a month later.

07:16Two weeks later.

07:17Three weeks later.

07:18Have you got anything to say to the colleagues and friends?

07:20I think...

07:21Justified.

07:22If I was the worst, then I should go.

07:24But Sally...

07:25I'd like to say publicly now...

07:26Yeah, sure.

07:27I have no beef with Sally.

07:28OK.

07:28I'm pretty happy with my colleagues.

07:30I don't want them to feel bad about it at all.

07:32OK.

07:32Well, listen, Trevor, I'm really sorry to say.

07:35I don't think you are.

07:36I'm really sorry.

07:37Trevor, I love you.

07:38I don't know.

07:39I mean, let me find out what Sally's story is.

07:41But I do love you.

07:42You're a legend.

07:43And I'm sorry to see you go.

07:44But I'm afraid to say that with five votes,

07:47you are the weakest link.

07:48Goodbye.

07:53Love you, Trev.

07:54Bye, Trev.

07:57Trev.

08:00I think I'll go down in history as the DJ who got Glastonbury wrong.

08:06I like being notorious.

08:12Well, I thought that was a really good performance from Aldi.

08:15Not only in the rounds,

08:16but also pretending you felt sorry for Trevor

08:18while you're really delighted that it was him that went.

08:20Round two.

08:21You have banked £1,050 so far out of a possible £2,500.

08:26Seven players are left,

08:28and we are taking ten seconds off the clock.

08:30We're going to start with the strongest link from the last round.

08:33That's you, Rylan.

08:34Let's play the weakest link.

08:37Start the clock.

08:39In dogs, the breed that is also known as an Alsatian

08:42is commonly called the German what?

08:44Shepard.

08:44Correct.

08:45Joe.

08:45In a game of bingo,

08:46which number is often represented by the cool dancing queen?

08:53Pass.

08:54Seventeen.

08:55Zoe.

08:55In books,

08:56which precious green stone is the name of the city

08:58that Dorothy and her friends visit in the wonderful Wizard of Oz?

09:01The Emerald City.

09:02Correct.

09:03Tony.

09:03In sports,

09:04what item of headwear is used as a term to denote

09:06that a footballer has represented their country at international level?

09:10A cab.

09:10Correct.

09:11Scott.

09:11In language,

09:12somebody claiming to communicate with the dead

09:14is often called a what?

09:15Average or medium?

09:16Medium.

09:17Correct.

09:17Sally.

09:18In music,

09:18what bee is the magazine first published in 1894

09:21that went on to collate the US Hot 100 singles charts?

09:25Beat.

09:26Billboard.

09:27Michael.

09:27In sayings,

09:28two people or things that perfectly complement one another

09:31are said to be a match made in where?

09:33Heaven.

09:33Correct.

09:34Ryland.

09:35In cinema,

09:35what is the title of the 2025 Marvel film

09:38starring Florence Pugh as Yelena Belova

09:40that shares its name with the weather phenomena?

09:43Pass.

09:44Thunderbolts.

09:45Joe.

09:46In agriculture,

09:46in relation to crops,

09:47the abbreviation GM usually stands for what two-word term?

09:51Genetically modified.

09:52Correct.

09:53Zoe.

09:53Look at your screen.

09:54In which sport did this athlete win Paralympic gold?

09:58Swimming.

09:59Correct.

09:59Tony.

10:00In pastimes,

10:01graphology is a study of what?

10:03Tea leaves or handwriting?

10:05Handwriting.

10:06Correct.

10:06Scott.

10:07In sustainability,

10:08biomethane is sometimes referred to as renewable natural what?

10:12Energy.

10:12Gas.

10:13Sally.

10:14In pop music,

10:14which group consisting of Siobhan,

10:16Mitya and Keisha

10:17had a UK top ten single in 2000 called Overload?

10:21The Supremes.

10:22Sugar Babes.

10:23Michael.

10:24What sounds like both the word that describes someone

10:26who cares excessively about their appearance

10:28and a blood vessel?

10:29Vein.

10:30Correct.

10:30Ryland.

10:31In TV,

10:32the former Countdown co-presenter

10:33that wrote the textbook's 10 minutes a day maths

10:35is Carol Hu.

10:37Alderman.

10:37Correct.

10:38Joe.

10:38Fake.

10:38In Italian cookery,

10:39fettuccine,

10:40buccatini and macaroni

10:41are all types of which food stuff?

10:43Pasta.

10:44Correct.

10:44Zoe.

10:45Bank.

10:45In science,

10:46what tea is an optical instrument

10:47which magnifies distant objects

10:49to make them appear closer

10:50and is used by astronomers?

10:52Telescope.

10:52Correct.

10:53Tony,

10:54in cinema,

10:54what is the title of the 1987 film

10:56in which Robin Williams plays

10:57a US Armed Forces DJ

10:59named Adrian Cronar?

11:00The answer is

11:01Good Morning Vietnam

11:01and I can tell you Radio 2 team,

11:04you've put in the bank

11:05£250.

11:07Oh.

11:08Trevor Nelson will be delighted.

11:10He's laughing now.

11:12So,

11:13who thinks a smart speaker

11:14is someone on Radio 4?

11:19Who thinks Teddy Swims

11:21is a bear doing breaststroke?

11:23Oh.

11:23Oh, God,

11:24that's not what I wanted.

11:25One of you

11:26is about to leave with nothing.

11:28It's time to vote off

11:29The Weakest Link.

11:33Weakest Link's Sally

11:34must be too focused

11:35on tailbacks on the A34

11:37because she got

11:38two music questions wrong.

11:40However,

11:41Joe gave a memorable

11:42wrong answer

11:43and Scott lost them

11:44a lot of money.

11:46Voting's over.

11:47It's now time to reveal

11:50who you think

11:51is The Weakest Link.

11:55Joe.

11:58Scott.

12:02Scott.

12:04Joe.

12:06Joe.

12:08Rylan.

12:11Joe.

12:12Now,

12:17Sally.

12:18Yes?

12:19I'm not trying

12:20to throw you

12:21under the bus at all.

12:22Are you going to

12:22stir things up?

12:23I'm not stirring things up

12:24but what I'm saying is

12:25it's a Radio 2 special,

12:27you've got two music

12:28questions wrong

12:28and nobody voted for you.

12:29Well, thanks for reminding everybody.

12:30Well, I'm just saying

12:31the question to the group is

12:32are you all scared of Sally?

12:34Yeah.

12:34Is that what's happening?

12:35Yeah.

12:36She's got stuff on all of us.

12:38You're digging yourself

12:39a big hole, Ramesh.

12:40He'll turn on you

12:41like Trevor.

12:42Yeah, I know.

12:43Why did you vote for Rylan?

12:45Well, there is...

12:46Sally, why did you vote for Rylan?

12:48Well, because I suddenly remembered

12:49you voted for me

12:51in the first round.

12:52No, I didn't.

12:52You did?

12:53No.

12:54No, I didn't.

12:54You made that up, darling.

12:58Oh, I'm sorry.

12:59This is what we have.

12:59I'm glad everyone can see

13:00what me and Ramesh

13:01have to put up with

13:02on a Saturday afternoon.

13:03I get people messaging

13:06going,

13:06oh, don't speak to Sally

13:07like that.

13:08Now, you know.

13:08Rylan, why did you vote

13:12for the legendary Joe Wiley?

13:13The only reason I did,

13:14now that you've said

13:15that Sally got too wrong,

13:16I don't remember Sally

13:17getting too wrong,

13:18but then I remember

13:19the Dancing Queen one

13:20and I remember there was

13:21quite a big gap

13:22and I thought,

13:23I'm going to have to vote

13:24for Joe.

13:24Yeah.

13:24They say it's a family.

13:26You say it's a Radio 2 family.

13:27I mean, they say it's a family.

13:28Joe, I'll be honest with you,

13:29it's not been my experience.

13:30No, no, mine neither.

13:31No.

13:32Barely college.

13:32I am sorry, Joe.

13:33I really love you.

13:34Whatever.

13:34Joe, how big into bingo are you?

13:37No, I'm seriously really big into bingo.

13:40My sister Frances is obsessed with bingo.

13:42Yeah.

13:42I've never heard 17, Dancing Queen.

13:44I just, I mean, you knew that straight away.

13:46Just because the lyrics of the song,

13:48but it's a hard,

13:48it's a tricky question.

13:49Straight away, I was like,

13:50two fat ladies.

13:50I was expecting to know the answer

13:52and then when I didn't.

13:54Yeah.

13:55They all turned on you.

13:57They did, literally?

13:58Yeah, yeah.

13:59Well, look, Joe,

14:00it's been a delight to have you on the show.

14:02Say it.

14:02If I don't say it,

14:02I don't get a fee.

14:04I'm afraid to say that with four votes,

14:07you are the weakest link.

14:08Goodbye.

14:08I will not forget this,

14:09any of you.

14:09Oh.

14:10Especially you, Mills.

14:11Oh!

14:15No, I wasn't the weakest link,

14:17I don't think.

14:18I'm sure Sally got a couple of questions wrong,

14:20so I don't think I was.

14:21And I got the answer genetically modified

14:23and I went out on bingo.

14:24How did that happen?

14:30Round three,

14:31and you've got £1,300

14:32out of a possible £5,000.

14:35In this round,

14:36we are upping the stakes.

14:37Not only are you down to six players

14:38with another ten seconds

14:39coming off the clock,

14:40but the target is now £5,000.

14:44We're going to start with the strongest link

14:45from the last round.

14:47That's you, Zoe.

14:48Let's play the weakest link.

14:51Start the clock.

14:53In fashion,

14:54the model who in 1996

14:55became the first African-American woman

14:57to feature on the cover of GQ magazine

14:59is Tyra who?

15:01Er, Banks.

15:01Correct.

15:02Tony.

15:02In art,

15:03the 1963 Roy Lichtenstein work

15:05displayed at the Tate Modern

15:06showing a plane firing a rocket

15:08has what title?

15:09Wham or Bam?

15:11Bam.

15:12It's Wham.

15:13Scott.

15:13Scott, look at your screen.

15:16This style of decorated souvenir

15:17depicts a national symbol

15:18of which European country?

15:21Ukraine.

15:22Portugal.

15:22Sally.

15:23In famous siblings,

15:24what is the surname

15:25of the MP Rupert

15:26and her sister,

15:27the former Blue Peter presenter,

15:28Connie?

15:30Er, Rupert and Connie.

15:31Er,

15:33Smith.

15:34Huck.

15:34Michael.

15:35Pardon?

15:35In sports,

15:36which apparatus used

15:37in rhythmic gymnastics

15:38shares its name

15:39with a standard suit

15:40in playing cards?

15:43Clubs.

15:44Correct.

15:45Rylan.

15:45In UK geography,

15:46what D follows peak

15:48and lake

15:48to give the names

15:49of two national parks

15:50located in the north of England?

15:51District.

15:52Correct.

15:52Zoe.

15:53In shared terms,

15:54what word for a small

15:55handheld computer

15:56is also the name

15:57for a measured amount

15:57of medicine

15:58typically in the shape

15:59of a small disc?

16:03Tablet.

16:03Correct.

16:04Tony.

16:04In theatre,

16:05a group of short stories

16:06about Tevye the Dairyman

16:08provided the inspiration

16:09for the 1964 Broadway musical

16:11Fiddler on the What?

16:12Roof.

16:12Correct.

16:13Scott.

16:13Bank.

16:14What word goes with grand

16:15in a major annual

16:16Aintree horse race

16:17and with treasure

16:17in the title

16:18of a 2004

16:19Nicolas Cage film?

16:21National.

16:21Correct.

16:22Sally.

16:22In health,

16:23what does the letter C

16:24stand for

16:25in the procedure

16:25used to deliver babies

16:26known as a C-section?

16:28Cesarean.

16:29Correct.

16:29Michael.

16:30In the postal service,

16:31a parcel that has been marked

16:32to indicate that postage

16:33has been paid

16:34is said to have been what?

16:35Franked or butchered?

16:36Franked.

16:37Correct.

16:37Rylan.

16:38Bank.

16:38In pop records,

16:39a seven-inch vinyl single

16:40is usually intended

16:41to be played

16:42at how many revolutions

16:43per minute?

16:4424.

16:4445.

16:45Zoe.

16:46In motoring,

16:47when learning to drive,

16:48the abbreviation MSM

16:49typically stands for

16:50mirrors, signal, what?

16:51Maneuver.

16:52Correct.

16:52Tony.

16:53In wildlife,

16:54what D is the term

16:55for a male duck?

16:58Erm.

17:00Duckhead.

17:01Drake.

17:02Scott.

17:03Clayton.

17:04I love you, Tony,

17:11so much.

17:12I love you, Tony, so much.

17:12You are the greatest

17:13who ever lived.

17:16Oh, oh, no.

17:17Tony Blackburn.

17:18Tony Blackburn.

17:19This is better than I thought

17:21it was going to be.

17:22It's so good.

17:24Time is up.

17:25This is brilliant.

17:28I can tell you

17:29that you put in the bank

17:31£1,250.

17:34Good bit of banking.

17:36So, who thinks

17:37Pick of the Pops

17:38is a competition

17:39for best granddad?

17:40Who thinks

17:41Jingles are adult

17:42chicken pops?

17:43One of you

17:44is about to leave

17:45with nothing.

17:46It's time to vote off

17:47The Weakest Link.

17:51Well, there were

17:52a few wrong answers

17:54in there,

17:54but it's hard

17:55to look past Tony

17:56making up words.

17:58Maybe he'll stay, though,

17:59since his answer

18:00had everyone

18:00quacking up.

18:02Voting's over.

18:05It's now time

18:06to reveal

18:06who you think

18:07is the Weakest Link.

18:12Tony.

18:16Tony.

18:19Sally.

18:21Tony.

18:24Tony.

18:27Tony.

18:32Zoe.

18:33Yes.

18:34How are you

18:34feeling so far?

18:36It's quite nerve-wracking,

18:37actually.

18:38As it goes round,

18:39you're like,

18:39well, no,

18:39they're coming for me,

18:40they're coming for me,

18:40they're coming for me.

18:41I haven't banked once,

18:42I apologise.

18:43But we're doing all right,

18:44are we, financially?

18:45Yeah.

18:45We're doing okay?

18:46I mean, you all are.

18:47I've seen the Radio 2 figures.

18:52Michael,

18:52I'm going to just call it,

18:54I think you might be

18:55the most competitive

18:55out of the whole group.

18:57Is that fair to say?

18:58I like to do well,

18:59but it's very much

19:00a team effort.

19:02Yes.

19:02Really, really smart.

19:05Were you media-trained

19:06for that answer?

19:06Yeah.

19:07Now, you voted for

19:08the legend Tony Blackburn.

19:10How do you feel about that vote?

19:11I feel gutted.

19:13Duckette is possibly

19:14the greatest answer

19:15I've ever heard.

19:17And, you know,

19:18I think we were left

19:20with no option.

19:21What people don't realise

19:22is that in my spare time,

19:23I'm an animal breeder.

19:25Right.

19:26And I've managed

19:26to cross a drake

19:27with a duck.

19:28Yes.

19:29And it's a duckette.

19:30Right.

19:30But it hasn't actually

19:31gone on the market yet.

19:33It's not gone mainstream yet?

19:34No, not mainstream.

19:35I'm going to be honest with you,

19:36weird side hustle,

19:37if you don't mind me saying.

19:39Well, look, Tony,

19:40I'm sorry,

19:40obviously,

19:41you're a legend,

19:42you're an icon.

19:42But I'm sorry to say

19:44that with five votes,

19:45you are the weakest link.

19:46Goodbye.

19:48Oh, Tony.

19:49I love you, Tony.

19:51I'm going to send you

19:54a duckette for Christmas.

19:55I can't wait.

19:56Mind that step, Tony.

19:58Tony the step.

20:01Sounds like his mafia

20:01nickname, Tony the step.

20:04You know people say at home,

20:05oh, it's much easier

20:06when you're watching at home.

20:08Not for me.

20:09I find it difficult

20:09even when I'm watching at home.

20:12Team, round four.

20:18You have banked £2,550

20:20out of a potential prize money

20:22of £10,000.

20:23There are just five of you left

20:24and we are taking

20:25another ten seconds

20:26off the clock.

20:28So you only have two minutes

20:29to bank a possible £5,000.

20:31We're going to start

20:32with the strongest link

20:33from the last round.

20:34That's you, Zoe.

20:35Let's play the weakest link.

20:38Start the clock.

20:40In pop music,

20:41the first UK number one single

20:43by A-Ha has what title?

20:45The sun always shines on TV

20:46or why does it always rain on me?

20:48The sun always shines on TV.

20:50Correct.

20:50Scott.

20:51In politics,

20:51the US presidents

20:52named Andrew and Lyndon

20:54share what surname?

20:56Carter.

20:56Johnson.

20:57Sally.

20:58In nature,

20:58what creature

20:59typically found on the seashore

21:00goes before apple

21:01in the common name

21:02of a UK native tree species

21:04with fruit that can be made

21:05into jelly?

21:06Pine.

21:07Crab.

21:07Michael.

21:08Pardon?

21:08Look at your screen.

21:11This is the main entrance

21:12to which museum?

21:13The Louvre.

21:14Correct.

21:15Rylan.

21:16In construction,

21:17what queue is a large open pit mine

21:18that stone, rock

21:19and other materials

21:20can be extracted from?

21:22Quarry.

21:22Correct.

21:23Zoe.

21:24In shared words,

21:25what is the term

21:25for both an exclusive news story

21:27and a deep spoon

21:28used to serve ice cream?

21:29Scoop.

21:30Correct.

21:30Scott.

21:31In fashion,

21:32the fictional lawyer Elle Woods

21:34predominantly wears which colour?

21:36Green.

21:37Pink.

21:37Sally.

21:39The word chow used to say goodbye

21:40is borrowed from which European language?

21:42Chinese.

21:43Italian.

21:45Michael.

21:46In literature,

21:47the 2025 Hunger Games novel

21:48titled Sunrise on the Reaping

21:50is by Suzanne Hu.

21:52Pass.

21:53Collins.

21:54Rylan.

21:54In geography,

21:55which of these

21:56is the capital city of Nepal?

21:57Kathmandu or Batman don't?

21:59Kathmandu.

22:00Correct.

22:01Zoe.

22:01Bank.

22:01What sounds like

22:02both the mathematical symbol

22:04that represents approximately

22:053.142

22:06and a baked dish

22:07with a pastry crust?

22:08Pie.

22:09Correct.

22:09Scott.

22:10In gaming,

22:11what S is a Japanese company

22:13that has published games

22:13in the Virtua Fighter,

22:15Golden Axe

22:15and Sonic the Hedgehog series?

22:17I don't know what you're talking about.

22:18Pass.

22:19Sega.

22:19Sally.

22:20Bank.

22:20In religion,

22:21which Jewish festival

22:22that can start in November

22:23or December

22:23lasts for eight days

22:25with a candle being lit each night?

22:27Honukkah.

22:27Correct.

22:27Michael.

22:28In children's literature,

22:29what word is both

22:30the surname of a teacher

22:31in the Roald Dahl book

22:32Matilda

22:32and the food

22:33that is much loved

22:34by Winnie the Pooh?

22:36Honey.

22:36Correct.

22:37Rylan.

22:37Bank.

22:37In fashion,

22:38the phrase

22:38thigh guy summer

22:39refers to men

22:40wearing what item of clothing?

22:41The answer is shorts.

22:43Time is up

22:45and I can tell you

22:46that you banked

22:47£300.

22:49It was a tough,

22:50tough round.

22:52So,

22:53who thinks Sarah Cox

22:54sits in the front of the boat?

22:58She does.

23:00Who thinks Pirate Radio

23:01is hosted by

23:02Lisa Tarba?

23:05Too far.

23:06Excellent.

23:07Excellent.

23:08She'll get you for that.

23:09One of you

23:10is about to leave with nothing.

23:12It's time to vote off

23:13The Weakest Link.

23:17Sal,

23:18you kill me.

23:18Chinese.

23:19Chinese.

23:20Chinese.

23:21Chinese.

23:22Oh, no.

23:24Scott's had a nightmare

23:25in that round

23:26and I think Sally's

23:27decided she wants to leave

23:28to beat the traffic.

23:30I don't know.

23:32Surely it'll be

23:32one of those two.

23:33Voting's over.

23:36It's now time to reveal

23:38who you think

23:38is The Weakest Link.

23:44Sally.

23:48Scott.

23:48Sally.

23:54Scott.

23:57Sally.

23:58I know.

23:58I'm sorry.

23:59Oh, sorry.

24:01It's fine.

24:02Don't worry.

24:02Oh, Scott.

24:03I've never worked with you

24:04anyway, so it's...

24:04Rylan, talk me through

24:07what you're going through

24:08at the moment.

24:10So, obviously,

24:10Sally is a big part

24:11of my show on a Saturday

24:13like She Is Yours

24:13and Zo's.

24:14Yeah.

24:15Some of Sally's answers

24:16are going to stay with me

24:17for a long time.

24:18Yes.

24:19I think they'll stay

24:19with all of us.

24:20Yeah.

24:20And, obviously,

24:21with Scott being

24:22my Eurovision husband,

24:24it was a really hard sell.

24:26But, ultimately,

24:28Michael had the cast in both.

24:30Oh, it's...

24:30That's the way I look at it,

24:33Sally, and so should you.

24:35But I love you and...

24:36Yes, OK, whatever.

24:37Yeah.

24:37That's fine.

24:38OK.

24:39Scott, tricky round for you.

24:40Very tricky.

24:41You were devastated

24:42that you got

24:43the Legally Blonde question.

24:44I mean...

24:45I call myself a gay man?

24:47Yeah.

24:47That was a terrible answer.

24:48We're taking your card off you now.

24:50Yeah, you should take my...

24:51I should be stripped of him

24:53because the answer is pink.

24:56You voted for Sally.

24:57Only to reflect from myself

24:58being really quite bad

24:59in that last round.

25:00It was a difficult round,

25:01Sally, wasn't it?

25:02But I got all my questions right.

25:05Did you?

25:05What?

25:06No, you didn't.

25:08Sally, not only did you

25:09get your questions wrong,

25:10when I gave you the correct answer,

25:11you just kept saying pardon.

25:13It was really off-putting.

25:14I can imagine.

25:15Shells on the seashore,

25:16your answer was pineapple.

25:18Yes.

25:18And then...

25:19Chao,

25:21which European language?

25:22Yeah.

25:23Chinese.

25:33Michael then had to answer

25:34a question after that.

25:36Chao.

25:37Were you thinking of Chao Meng?

25:39That's what I think.

25:39Yes, no, I did.

25:40Yes, I was.

25:42I think it's about time I left.

25:44I'm just...

25:45I mean, totally humiliating.

25:47No, no, no, no, don't say it.

25:50And I won't ever forget, actually.

25:53You probably will.

25:54But, Sally, can I just...

25:55LAUGHTER

25:56Quite soon.

25:58Sally, please do remember,

26:00as I say this now,

26:02I didn't vote for you.

26:03That's true.

26:04Yes.

26:05But I'm afraid to say,

26:06Sally,

26:07with three votes,

26:08you are the weakest link.

26:11Chao, Meng.

26:12LAUGHTER

26:12Oh, Sal.

26:16I won't forget this.

26:17LAUGHTER

26:18Yeah, it was a little rough in places,

26:21particularly with me and Trevor,

26:23where, you know,

26:23we do have a little bit of previous,

26:25but it's always very difficult

26:26because you can't...

26:27Everyone says,

26:28don't take it personally,

26:29but, of course,

26:30you sort of do.

26:35Round five.

26:36You have banked a total of £2,850 so far.

26:40There are four people remaining

26:42and another ten seconds

26:43are coming off the clock.

26:44But the target is going to increase again

26:47to £7,500.

26:50Let's start with the strongest link

26:51from the last round.

26:52That's you, Zoe.

26:53Let's play the weakest link.

26:55Start the clock.

26:59What word goes with major

27:00in a rank of officer in the army

27:02and with anaesthetic

27:03in a substance used to make patients unconscious

27:05used before surgery?

27:08Tom.

27:09General.

27:09Scott.

27:10In money,

27:11if one yum yum costs 50 pence,

27:13how many could be bought

27:14with a £2 coin?

27:16Five.

27:17Four.

27:17Michael.

27:18Oh.

27:18In theatre,

27:19which singer is the subject

27:20of the 2018 musical

27:22that features the songs

27:23Nutbush City Limits

27:24and Private Dancer?

27:25Tina Turner.

27:26Correct.

27:26Ryland.

27:27In occupations,

27:28a person who uses tools

27:29to create and repair

27:30wooden structures and objects

27:31is known as a what?

27:33Cartographer or carpenter?

27:34Carpenter.

27:35Correct.

27:35Zoe.

27:36In landmarks,

27:37the red fort

27:38that was built

27:38as the palace

27:39of the Mughal emperor

27:40Shah Jahan

27:40is in which modern-day country?

27:43India.

27:43Correct.

27:44Scott.

27:45In US law,

27:45the government body

27:46often referred to

27:47by the initials DOJ

27:48has the full name

27:49Department of what?

27:50Justice.

27:51Correct.

27:51Michael.

27:51Bank.

27:52In the animal kingdom,

27:53a ladybird

27:54has how many legs?

27:56Six.

27:56Correct.

27:57Ryland.

27:57In dairy products,

27:58what G is a Dutch

27:59wheel-shaped cheese

28:01that is named

28:01after a city

28:02in South Holland

28:03that was charted

28:03in 1272?

28:05Gouda.

28:05Correct.

28:06Zoe.

28:07In TV,

28:07the 2010 series

28:08about the Earl of Grantham

28:09and his aristocratic family

28:11is titled Downton what?

28:12Abbey.

28:13Correct.

28:13Scott.

28:14In music,

28:152023 was widely celebrated

28:17as the 50th anniversary

28:18of which genre?

28:19Hip-hop or house?

28:20House.

28:21Hip-hop.

28:22Michael,

28:22look at your screen.

28:23What is the name

28:24of this bridge?

28:31Millennium Bridge.

28:32Correct.

28:32Ryland.

28:33Bank.

28:33In history,

28:34what tea is the Egyptian pharaoh

28:36whose tomb was discovered

28:37in the Valley of the Kings

28:38in 1922

28:39by the archaeologist

28:40Howard Carter?

28:41Houston Common.

28:42Correct.

28:42Zoe,

28:43what sounds like

28:44both a verb meaning

28:44to exchange goods for money

28:46and a room in which

28:46a prisoner is locked?

28:47Sell.

28:48Correct.

28:49Scott.

28:50Time is up.

28:52Bank.

28:53It's a bank.

28:56Time is up

28:57and I can tell you

28:58that you put in the bank

28:59£2,250.

29:02Come on.

29:03It's all right.

29:04It's money.

29:05Yeah.

29:05Well done.

29:06That's a great total.

29:07So,

29:09I'm not sure about that.

29:10Who thinks DJ Spoonie

29:12is what you eat

29:13a DJ Dessertie with?

29:15Oh, wow.

29:16This is your job now.

29:18Wow.

29:21Who thinks

29:22an antenna

29:23is equal

29:23to two and fivers?

29:25They get better.

29:28One of you

29:28is about to leave

29:29with nothing.

29:30Oh.

29:31It's time to vote off

29:32the weakest link.

29:36As we come

29:37towards the business end,

29:38there's not many

29:39wrong answers.

29:40So,

29:41I suspect

29:41they'll all have noticed

29:43Scott's mistake

29:44as well as

29:45forgetting to bank.

29:47Voting's over.

29:49It's now time

29:50to reveal

29:51who you think

29:52is the weakest link.

29:55Scott.

29:56Scott.

30:03Zoe?

30:06Scott.

30:07Oh!

30:09Zoe!

30:12Zoe,

30:13what I would describe

30:13your style as

30:14is,

30:15you know,

30:15when somebody's

30:16thinking about

30:16going onto the dance floor?

30:18Like,

30:18the music's starting

30:19to hit them,

30:20but they're not fully committed.

30:21It's sort of like...

30:22Yeah, man.

30:23It sums me up.

30:24It sums me up.

30:25But the thing is,

30:25it gets harder and harder

30:26because you're sending

30:28home one of your mates.

30:29Yeah, but it was before.

30:30You didn't care about this.

30:31Yeah, you didn't care.

30:31I don't care about any others.

30:33But also,

30:34I've voted for Scott

30:35quite a few times now

30:36and I don't want people

30:37to think that this is

30:37some kind of breakfast beef.

30:39It is.

30:40It's not.

30:40Because I love him.

30:41I owe him a lot.

30:42Well, I mean,

30:42it hadn't occurred to me,

30:43but now you've said it,

30:44it's clearly what it is.

30:45Why did you vote for Scott?

30:48Because he was the only person...

30:49Because I took over

30:49the breakfast show.

30:50Yeah.

30:53It's funny

30:57because it's true.

30:59It's true.

31:00Michael,

31:01you voted for Scott as well?

31:02I did.

31:03I'm sorry to say, mate.

31:04Did you have any qualms

31:05about doing that?

31:06None whatsoever.

31:07Fair enough.

31:08Because, you know,

31:09there were a few wrong ones

31:11in there.

31:12It's my time to go.

31:13Is this as far

31:14as you expected to get?

31:16Way further.

31:17I didn't get this far

31:19last time I played

31:19The Weakest Link.

31:20So,

31:21and look at them.

31:22They're all very bright people.

31:24So,

31:24I'm happy.

31:25Well,

31:25look,

31:25Scott,

31:26you've been amazing.

31:27But I'm afraid to say

31:28that with three votes,

31:30you are The Weakest Link.

31:31Goodbye.

31:33Love you.

31:34Bye.

31:35I thought we were family.

31:37I hope this doesn't

31:38dent the Radio 2 family

31:39love too much.

31:41Saddest walk

31:41I've ever seen.

31:42We do a lot together.

31:43We spend a lot of time

31:44with each other.

31:45Yeah,

31:46I'm hoping nothing changes.

31:48But some people

31:48will bear a grudge,

31:49I think.

31:49I'm telling you this genuinely,

31:55and I'm not often genuine,

31:56as you know.

31:58I've got a great feeling

31:59about this story.

32:00What a trio.

32:01Three legends

32:02left in the game.

32:04It's exciting.

32:05You have banked

32:05£5,100

32:07out of a possible

32:08£22,500.

32:10There's only three of you left.

32:11Another ten seconds

32:12are coming off the clock.

32:14We're going to start

32:15with the strongest link

32:16from the last round.

32:17That's you, Michael.

32:18Let's play

32:19The Weakest Link.

32:21Start the clock.

32:24In technology,

32:24what word for

32:25flammable material

32:26is the name of a dating app

32:27introduced in 2012

32:29where users swipe profiles?

32:31Tinder.

32:31Correct.

32:32Ryland.

32:32In medical history,

32:33the bacteriologist

32:34known for his discovery

32:35of penicillin

32:36is Alexander who?

32:37Fleming.

32:38Correct.

32:38Zoe.

32:39In confectionery,

32:40Double Decker,

32:41Curly Whirly and Cream Egg

32:42were all products

32:43manufactured by

32:43which chocolate company?

32:45Cadbury's.

32:45Correct.

32:46Michael.

32:46Bank.

32:47In publishing,

32:47Love, Food, Family,

32:49Recipes from the Kitchen Disco

32:50is a 2022 cookbook

32:52by Richard Jones

32:53and which singer?

32:54Sophie Ellis-Bexter.

32:55Correct.

32:55Ryland.

32:56In UK politics,

32:57Carla Denier

32:58was elected as the MP

32:59for Bristol Central

33:00in 2024

33:01representing which party?

33:03Green.

33:03Correct.

33:04Zoe.

33:04In TV,

33:05which comedy panel show

33:06first broadcast in 2003

33:08has a general ignorance round?

33:10Oh, QI.

33:12Correct.

33:12Michael.

33:13Bank.

33:13In nature,

33:14which edible fish

33:15commonly found in rivers

33:16in the UK

33:16has species called

33:17brown and rainbow?

33:19Tracked.

33:19Correct.

33:19Ryland.

33:20In pop music,

33:21which band had UK

33:22top ten singles

33:23with one for the radio

33:24in 2008

33:25and Love is on the radio

33:26five years later?

33:27Us.

33:28McFly.

33:28Zoe.

33:29In children's literature,

33:30the author and illustrator

33:31who created the Mr Men

33:32and Little Miss books

33:33is Roger Who?

33:34Hargreaves.

33:35Correct.

33:35Michael.

33:36What word goes with halter

33:37for a top tied by straps

33:39that shows the shoulders

33:40and with bottle

33:41for a narrow stretch

33:41of road that causes

33:42traffic jams?

33:45Pass.

33:46Neck.

33:46Ryland.

33:47In rap music,

33:48which song that was

33:49a 2021 UK top ten hit

33:50for Ardy

33:51shares its title

33:52with a Charles Dickens novel?

33:55Roll.

33:56Pass.

33:56Oliver Twist.

33:57Zoe.

33:57In education,

33:59sine,

33:59cosine and tangent

34:00are three main functions

34:01used to study angles

34:02in which brand of mathematics?

34:04Triangles, thanks.

34:05Trigonometry.

34:05Time is up.

34:08I can tell you

34:09that you won

34:09£2,000 in that round.

34:11That was

34:12great quizzing, guys.

34:14That was good.

34:15I said I had a good feeling.

34:16You didn't let me down.

34:17In the next round,

34:18not only does the money

34:19go up to a possible £10,000,

34:21but you get the chance

34:22to double what you bank,

34:24which means that there is

34:25£20,000 up for grabs.

34:28So think very carefully

34:29about this next decision.

34:31One of you

34:32is about to leave

34:33with nothing.

34:34It's time to vote off

34:35the weakest link.

34:36All three are strong.

34:41I'm not sure

34:41which way they'll go.

34:43Rylan is the weakest link,

34:45but out of these

34:46three national treasures,

34:48how can you choose?

34:50Voting's over.

34:52It's now time to reveal

34:54who you think

34:55is the weakest link.

34:59Zoe.

35:03Rylan.

35:06I'm so sorry.

35:14Rylan,

35:15the McFly question

35:16let you down, didn't it?

35:17Yeah, if I could have

35:17voted for myself

35:18in that round,

35:18I would have.

35:19You voted for Zoe

35:20in lieu of voting for yourself.

35:21I voted for Zoe

35:22because if I did

35:25manage to get through

35:26to the final,

35:27I wouldn't want

35:27to go up against her.

35:28Right.

35:29Oh, OK.

35:30I'm such a threat.

35:31She is.

35:31You see, I'm a huge threat.

35:33What a compliment to Michael.

35:34Yeah.

35:36Love you.

35:37I mean, Michael as well.

35:38I mean, seriously.

35:39I was thinking

35:41that I was.

35:41I know, but I just think

35:42on Africa for the game,

35:43Zoe's got more questions

35:44right than me and Michael.

35:45No, you have.

35:46So, let me just,

35:47let me go and talk

35:48to the dud now.

35:49Michael,

35:50why did you vote for Zoe?

35:52I just remembered

35:53the question

35:54that she got wrong.

35:55My dad's going to be...

35:55You can't have two balls

35:56in the final.

35:57You can't.

35:58You can't.

35:59Zoe,

36:00how do you feel

36:01about sort of

36:02the votes going against you,

36:03partly because

36:04you've been so good.

36:05I'm more worried

36:06about my dad

36:06never forgiving me

36:07for saying triangles

36:08and not trigonometry.

36:09I'm in so much trouble.

36:11It's like,

36:11that's it.

36:12Anyway, Zoe,

36:13you've been amazing.

36:15I've loved it.

36:15You've done really,

36:15really well.

36:16But I'm sorry to say

36:17that with two votes,

36:19you are the weakest link.

36:20Goodbye.

36:20APPLAUSE

36:21I'm sorry.

36:23Good luck.

36:25Love you work.

36:26Thanks, sir.

36:26It's so weird

36:28when you're in there

36:28and you get so...

36:29I've such clammy palms

36:31and don't come too close

36:32because there's an interesting

36:33kind of sweat

36:34that fear brings.

36:36But I got some right

36:37that I was really chuffed about.

36:38So, hey,

36:39I've got something right.

36:45Round seven.

36:46So far,

36:47you have banked

36:48£7,100.

36:50This time,

36:51you have just 90 seconds,

36:52but whatever you bank

36:53will be doubled,

36:54meaning this round

36:54is worth a possible

36:55£20,000.

36:57We'll start with

36:58the strongest link

36:59from the last round.

37:00That's you, Michael.

37:01Let's play

37:02the weakest link.

37:05Start the clock.

37:06In dining,

37:07what B is the

37:08eight-letter term

37:09for an outdoor meal

37:10at which food is cooked

37:10on a metal rack

37:11of the same name,

37:12typically using charcoal?

37:14Barbecue.

37:14Correct.

37:15Violent.

37:15What sounds like

37:16both a term

37:17for the roof of the mouth

37:18and a board used

37:19by artists

37:19to mix paints?

37:20Hallet.

37:21Correct.

37:21Michael.

37:22In sport,

37:23Eden Park,

37:24primarily used

37:24for rugby union

37:25in cricket matches

37:26is the national stadium

37:27of which southern

37:28hemisphere country?

37:30South Africa.

37:31New Zealand.

37:31Ryland.

37:32In radio,

37:33book at bedtime

37:33that first aired

37:34in 1949

37:35is currently broadcast

37:36on what BBC station?

37:38Four.

37:39Correct.

37:40Michael.

37:40Thank.

37:41In art,

37:41the 1931 painting

37:43The Persistence of Memory

37:44that features melting watches

37:45is by the Spanish-born

37:46surrealist Salvador Hu.

37:48Gali.

37:48Correct.

37:49Ryland.

37:50In natural history,

37:50the name of which dinosaur

37:51comes from the Greek

37:52for Three-Horned Face?

37:54Triceratops.

37:55Correct.

37:56Michael.

37:56In cinema,

37:57which director received

37:58Oscar nominations

37:59for the films

37:59Doctor Strangelove,

38:012001 A Space Odyssey

38:02and A Clockwork Orange?

38:03Stanley Kubrick.

38:04Correct.

38:04Bank.

38:05Ryland.

38:05In human biology,

38:06the condition of Ricketts

38:07is commonly caused

38:08by a deficiency

38:09of the vitamin

38:09known by which letter

38:10of the alphabet?

38:12E.

38:12D.

38:13Michael.

38:14In literature,

38:14the 1939 novel

38:16by John Steinbeck

38:17about a group

38:17of Oklahoma farm workers

38:19is titled

38:19The Grapes of what?

38:20Roth.

38:21Correct.

38:21Bank.

38:22Ryland.

38:22In ceramics,

38:23what country

38:24comes after the word

38:24bone in the name

38:25for the porcelain

38:26that was developed

38:27by Josiah Spode?

38:28China.

38:28Correct.

38:29Michael.

38:29Bank.

38:30What name goes

38:30with Zephaniah

38:31for a poet born

38:32in Birmingham

38:32and with Floella

38:33for a place

38:33for a presenter?

38:34Correct.

38:35Bank.

38:37Time's up.

38:38Ryland,

38:38that was a good bank.

38:40I can tell you

38:41that you banked

38:41£2,250.

38:43Wow.

38:43We're going to double that,

38:44add it to your previous winnings,

38:46meaning a total prize pot

38:47of £11,600.

38:49That's fantastic.

38:50Well, Mike.

38:50It's a great take.

38:51But only one of you

38:54can take that money away

38:55for your chosen charity.

38:56It's time

38:57to go head to head.

39:02In this round,

39:03it is the best of five.

39:04Whoever answers

39:05the most questions

39:05correctly wins.

39:07Simple as that.

39:08Michael,

39:09as the strongest link

39:09in the last round,

39:11you have the choice

39:11of who goes first.

39:13Ryland can go first.

39:14For the final time tonight,

39:17let's play

39:18The Weakest Link.

39:23Ryland,

39:24in theatre,

39:26double, double,

39:27toil and trouble

39:28is a line

39:28from which

39:29Shakespeare play?

39:31I did it

39:32at the Globe.

39:33I can't remember.

39:37I'm going to have to say Hamlet.

39:39Incorrect.

39:39It's Macbeth.

39:40Macbeth.

39:41Michael,

39:42in cinema,

39:43Rene Rapp

39:44stars as Regina George

39:46in a 2024 musical version

39:48of what film

39:48released 20 years earlier?

39:51I'm going to kick myself

39:52in the heights.

39:53I've no idea.

39:54Incorrect.

39:55It's Mean Girls.

39:56Oh.

39:57Got the wrong questions

39:57here, Mike.

39:58Yeah.

39:59Would you have got that,

40:00Ryland?

40:00I absolutely would have.

40:01Might have had this.

40:04Ryland,

40:05in astronomy,

40:06what fashion accessory

40:07follows Kuiper

40:08and asteroid

40:09in the names

40:10of two regions

40:11of the solar system?

40:13Belt.

40:14It's correct.

40:15Well done.

40:16Michael,

40:17in rhyming slang,

40:19the name of which

40:20Kent-born DJ

40:21is often used

40:22as the last part

40:23of a phrase

40:23meaning it's all

40:25gone a bit wrong.

40:26Pete Tong.

40:28It's correct.

40:29Yeah.

40:30And it has.

40:33Ryland,

40:35in toys,

40:36what is the three-word name

40:37of the mechanical

40:38drawing device

40:39created by Andre Kassang

40:40with a red frame

40:42and grey screen

40:42that lets users

40:44make erasable images

40:45by twisting two dials?

40:47Etch-a-Sketch.

40:49It's correct.

40:50Yeah.

40:51Michael,

40:53in literature,

40:55which animal

40:55is the subject

40:56of a 1794 poem

40:58by William Blake

40:59in which it is described

41:00as burning bright?

41:02Tiger.

41:04Correct.

41:05This is a very tense

41:06head to head.

41:07I hate this.

41:08Do you think?

41:09Ryland,

41:10in pop music,

41:12before achieving

41:13international fame,

41:15which Grammy-winning singer

41:16represented Switzerland

41:17and won the Eurovision

41:19Song Contest

41:20in 1988?

41:21Come on.

41:23Celine Dion.

41:25Correct.

41:26I know you weren't sure.

41:28It's a really tough subject.

41:30Yeah.

41:30Michael.

41:32Yes.

41:33In health,

41:34the three main

41:35macronutrients

41:36considered essential

41:37for the human body

41:38are fats,

41:40proteins

41:40and which other food group?

41:42Carbohydrates.

41:45Correct.

41:46Oh, yi-yi-yi.

41:47Well done, Mike.

41:48That's all.

41:48As soon as he said

41:49in health,

41:49I thought,

41:50oh, god.

41:52Ryland,

41:54in TV,

41:55in the sitcom

41:56Gavin and Stacey,

41:57the character Nessa

41:58has which mythical creature

42:00tattooed on her arm?

42:02Welsh dragon.

42:04Correct.

42:06Michael,

42:07you have to get this correct

42:08to stay in the game.

42:09Yeah, all right.

42:10I have to say it.

42:11Yeah, no, you do.

42:11But just to be clear,

42:12you really do have to get this correct.

42:13Really, do I?

42:14This is horrendous.

42:15Otherwise, it's over.

42:16Okay, yeah.

42:17Thank you, mate.

42:17This next question, yeah.

42:19Kind of quite important,

42:20then, this one.

42:21In technology,

42:22what term combining

42:24a word for a sharp sound

42:26and food on a hook

42:27describes online content

42:29designed to lure people

42:31to visit a link?

42:33Clickbait.

42:35Correct.

42:35Oh, yi-yi-yi.

42:36Well done.

42:37Oh.

42:37After five questions,

42:39we are neck and neck,

42:40so it is time

42:41for sudden death.

42:45Ryland.

42:47In geography.

42:48Right.

42:49The name of which

42:51South American country

42:52is ultimately derived

42:53from the Latin word

42:54for silver?

43:00Brazil.

43:03Incorrect.

43:03It's Argentina.

43:04Ah.

43:06Michael,

43:06if you get this correct,

43:08you win.

43:09In the UK.

43:10Yeah.

43:10What is the usual

43:11four-letter abbreviation

43:13of the intelligence

43:13and security organisation

43:14that moved to a new building

43:16in Cheltenham,

43:17formerly opened in 2004,

43:19that is known as the Donut?

43:22GCHQ.

43:23Is correct.

43:25Yes!

43:25Congratulations, Michael.

43:28Well done, mate.

43:30You are tonight's strongest link

43:32and you win £11,600

43:34for charity.

43:35That's amazing.

43:35Congratulations.

43:36Which charity

43:37is your money going to, Michael?

43:37It's for Shooting Star

43:38Children's Hospice.

43:40I've been a patron

43:40for 15 years.

43:42They do incredible work

43:43with kids

43:44with life-limiting illnesses

43:46and their families

43:47and they'll be thrilled to bits.

43:49Fantastic.

43:49What a great course.

43:50Well done, Mike.

43:51Thank you, mate.

43:51Rylan, you leave with nothing.

43:53Yeah.

43:54That's all from tonight's show.

43:55I'm Ramesh Ranganathan

43:56and whatever you do,

43:57don't be the weakest link.

43:59Goodbye.

44:01So just missed out on winning.

44:03Michael did amazing, though,

44:04but I'm not even worried about that.

44:06I'm more concerned

44:06that I've got to face

44:07Sally traffic at work.

44:09I am thrilled.

44:10I love my Radio 2 family

44:12and I love beating them.

44:14So I'm made up.

44:21I love you.

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