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00:00Hello and welcome to Beat the Chasers.
00:26And here they are, the Menace, the Governess, the Cinnamon, the Vixen, the Beast, the Dark Destroyer.
00:49Oh, yes, yes, yes. And there they are, if Mensa ever needs bouncers.
00:56Now, we know that you all have to get on and work as a team, but which one of you is the most annoying?
01:02Menace. Oh, Mark.
01:06Governess. Mark.
01:09Cinnamon. Mr. Mark Lebet, the Beast.
01:12Vixen. Mark. Dark Destroyer. It's got to be Mark. Beastie.
01:18The guy in front of me at the dinner queue. No, let's face it, it's me.
01:22Yes, well, look, we've got contestants from across the country who think they have the brains and knowledge to beat the Chasers.
01:28Can they? Let's get started. Please join me. It's Jemima from Leeds. Where's Jemima?
01:34Hello, I love you. Welcome to the show. Leeds girl? Yeah, Leeds girl from Pudsey, right there.
01:49I know Pudsey very well. Do you? I do, yes. What do you do for a living?
01:53I work for the NHS in data quality. Perfect. What do you do? You got any hobbies in your spare time, stuff like that?
01:59Yes, I love TV and film. I love drag race. I love going to zoos. You know, snakes are my favourite animals.
02:05Right, okay. What would you do with money if you won it tonight?
02:08Oh, it depends how much. I suppose I should probably focus on passing my driving test.
02:12Yes, of course. My last one was about seven years ago and I failed that in the interest of public safety.
02:21Verbatim. So, I think it's safe now. I'm a bit older, so.
02:26Yeah, don't ask. So, if you work in the city of Leeds, do you in the centre?
02:30I work from home mostly. Do you? So, you don't need a car so much? No.
02:34No, I have my boyfriend for that. Oh, yes. He takes me everywhere.
02:37And where's your boyfriend? He's over here with the cast. Oh, he's the one sitting there with his arm and it's laying a cast on.
02:41Yeah, yeah. How did you get that driving?
02:44Right there, you too, innit ya? All right, well, look, I'd love you to be able to pass your test. That'd be brilliant. Thank you.
02:50And get yourself a car, maybe. Yeah. To get enough money. Let's see what we can do for you.
02:53Each correct answer is worth a thousand pounds. Don't get the first one wrong. Otherwise, you're out.
02:57I wish you luck. Let's play.
03:02Here's a question. Good luck.
03:04In TV's Shaun the Sheep, what is Mossy Bottom? A, a farm. B, a butcher shop. C, a disease.
03:16Surely that's A, a farm. A farm. Is that the right answer? It is. Well done. One thousand times.
03:26One thousand times. Vixen.
03:29Shaun the Sheep was the breakout star from the Aardman animation A Close Shave with Wallace and Gromit.
03:34So he's been given his own TV series. He lives on Mossy Bottom Farm with the rest of the flock and bits of the dog.
03:40And his voice is provided by Justin Fletcher, who is also known as Mr. Tumble.
03:44Thank you very much indeed. Well, you're definitely playing the chasers. That's good. Here's your next question.
03:48Allowing you to move your arms and legs in many different directions, what is the most mobile type of joint?
03:56A, hinge. B, ball and socket. C, gliding.
04:06I'm going to say B, ball and socket. Ball and socket. Yeah, is that the right answer?
04:10It certainly is. Very good. Excellent answer.
04:14Two thousand pounds. Here's your next question.
04:17The creator of what dance said,
04:21The mindset of this dance is dress classy and dance cheesy.
04:25A, the floss. B, gangnam style. C, the Macarena.
04:36Erm, I think it's gangnam style because they're all in suits.
04:40Oh right, okay. Sorry dancers in a suit.
04:42Is that the right answer?
04:44Oh, it sure is. Well played. Great answer.
04:47Three grand.
04:48Very good.
04:50Here's your next question.
04:52What country has the highest proportion of people living alone with around 46% of households made up of just one person?
05:00A, Norway. B, Cambodia. C, Australia.
05:05So I was sort of thinking up this way before it came up, so I'm going to say A, Norway.
05:13You're saying A, Norway. Is that the right answer?
05:15It absolutely is the right answer.
05:18OK, four grand. Beast.
05:20Uh, Norway. Tremendously high standard of living and only something like five million people in a rather large area,
05:28so there's basically lots of room and plenty of houses to go round.
05:32Yeah, indeed. Here's the next question.
05:34In 2023, what team achieved a record by beating five teams from higher divisions on the way to the FA Cup quarter-finals?
05:43A, Fleetwood Town. B, Blackburn Rovers. C, Grimsby Town.
05:49I think that was B, Blackburn Rovers.
05:55You're saying Blackburn Rovers, is that the right answer?
05:58No, wrong answer. The actual answer is...
06:01Fleetwood.
06:02No.
06:03Grimsby. Grimsby Town.
06:04Right, you've got £4,000, so the offers will be great.
06:07Nice.
06:08Yeah. Jemima, it is now time to face the chasers. Good luck.
06:14Put the turn up on the trucks, please. There you go.
06:17Chasers are going to make you offers of time and money.
06:19It's up to you how much you want to play for, how much time you think you need,
06:22and how many chasers you wish to take on.
06:23Now, if you want to play for the money you've got in the cash builder,
06:25you'll take on two chasers automatically, and those two chasers are...
06:29It's the Sinaman and the Dark Destroyer. Dark Destroyer.
06:31Hi, Jemima. We want 37 seconds on our clock.
06:34Thank you very much. 23-second time advantage to start with for £4,000 is very good.
06:38I've got to say, third chaser, please.
06:41Vixen.
06:42Hiya, Jemima. We want 41 seconds on our clock.
06:46Oh, dear, oh, dear.
06:48Play the three of us for £20,000.
06:53OK, fourth chaser, please.
06:56Governess.
06:57We want 44 seconds on our clock.
07:01Holy smoke.
07:02And you'll be playing for £50,000.
07:06OK, fifth chaser, who's that?
07:10Menace, go ahead.
07:12We want 45 seconds on our clock, but you'll be playing for £75,000.
07:18What do you reckon?
07:22So...
07:23I think I can beat two chasers for 37.
07:25Two chasers?
07:26Two chasers.
07:27I'm not going to push it.
07:28So...
07:29Tell you what, I think that's a great decision.
07:30I really, really do.
07:31Right.
07:32Have you got a 23 second time advantage?
07:33You're taking on two chasers, the cinema and the dark destroyer for £4,000.
07:47I wish you well.
07:48Jemima, let's see if you can beat the chasers.
07:50Well done.
07:51Good job.
07:52Your clock will start counting down the second I ask you the first question.
08:02Get it right, your clock will stop.
08:04At which point I will go over to the chasers, their clock will start.
08:06However, get a question wrong and I stay with you until you get the question right.
08:10Same goes to the chasers.
08:11You run out of time before them, you go home with nothing.
08:14They run out of time before you, you go home with £4,000.
08:17Jemima, your clock starts counting down.
08:20Now, a pallbearer takes part in a ceremony.
08:23Pass.
08:24Funeral.
08:25The Montreal rules were written for what winter team sport?
08:28Pass.
08:29Ice hockey.
08:30What British airline belongs to the One World Alliance?
08:33British Airways.
08:34Correct.
08:35Chasers.
08:36A pea with two lions through it is a symbol for what currency?
08:39Hall.
08:40Pesita.
08:41It's peso.
08:42The African grey is a variety of what exotic bird?
08:45Hall.
08:46Correct.
08:47Jemima.
08:48In job adverts, the letters PT refer to what sort of work?
08:51Part-time.
08:52Correct.
08:53Chasers.
08:54The song As If We Never Said Goodbye is from what musical?
08:56Hall.
08:57South Pacific.
08:58Sunset Boulevard.
08:59Rugby was a line by which American fashion designer?
09:02Hall.
09:03Tommy Hilfiger.
09:04Ralph Lauren.
09:05Paul Whitehouse voiced the March Hare in what film?
09:08Hall.
09:09Alice in Wonderland.
09:10Correct.
09:11Jemima.
09:12What hole can be formed by the collapse of a massive star?
09:15Black hole.
09:16Correct.
09:17Chasers.
09:18What pop duo was formed by Neil Tennant and Schoen?
09:20Schoen.
09:21Wrong person answer.
09:22What sweet liquid is made by bees?
09:23Time is up!
09:24CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
09:25CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
09:3636 seconds.
09:38An absolute battering.
09:40Menace?
09:41I'd love to say you played well, but you really didn't have to.
09:44LAUGHTER
09:46APPLAUSE
09:47Oh, I wish you luck.
09:50I wish you luck.
09:51You've got £4,000 now, at which point you can go back,
09:53take your lessons again and maybe get a bit of a calm.
09:56When you do finally get to drive and pass your test,
09:58please let us know.
10:00LAUGHTER
10:01Jemima.
10:02I wish you luck.
10:04You have beaten the chasers.
10:05Great job.
10:06Great job.
10:07Let's enjoy that.
10:08Absolutely brilliant.
10:11Congratulations, Jemima.
10:13Absolutely brilliant.
10:14Fantastic stuff.
10:15Fantastic stuff.
10:16OK.
10:17Can anyone else beat the chasers?
10:18Find out after the break.
10:19APPLAUSE
10:34Thank you very much.
10:35Welcome back to Beat the Chasers.
10:36Who's next to sign the governess's insurance waiver?
10:41It's Daniel from Stockton-on-Tees.
10:43CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
10:45Good to see you again.
10:46Good to see you.
10:47There you go.
10:48There you go.
10:49Right now.
10:50Stockton-on-Tees.
10:51Yes.
10:52OK.
10:53What are you doing, Stockton?
10:54I'm an employment lawyer.
10:55Right.
10:56So in the legal profession, just like Mr Wallace.
10:57OK.
10:58Hobbies, anything in particular?
10:59Football.
11:00Massive football fan.
11:01Good.
11:02And I am on a quest to become the most famous Latvian ever in history as well.
11:07You're going to become the most famous Latvian?
11:08Yes, somehow.
11:09Yes.
11:10Not a huge list.
11:11Are you Latvian yourself?
11:12No, no.
11:13So my partner pointed out I'm actually only half Latvian.
11:14Half Latvian?
11:15Which half?
11:16My father's side.
11:17OK.
11:18We're all from Latvia.
11:19So, yeah, badge six swimming so far and I have met the TV royalty now of Sean Wallace.
11:35Yes, indeed.
11:36And so who's the other most famous Latvian we know?
11:39Mark Rothko, the artist.
11:40Mark Rothko, yes, yes.
11:41He's Latvian, is he?
11:42Yeah, he was born in Dalgothpils.
11:43Any other famous Latvians we know?
11:44A BMX rider called somebody Stromberg wins a bell.
11:49Right.
11:50A mathematician called Lars Alfors was one of the first to win the Fields Medal and then I've run out.
11:56That's very good.
11:57Are there any more famous lats out there?
11:59Please, write it in.
12:01If you win some money, what are you going to do with it?
12:04So I am getting married in a few months' time in Cyprus and at some point I do need to think about paying for it.
12:10So this will be helpful.
12:12Do a runner.
12:13Yeah.
12:14Not from the marriage, from the restaurant.
12:16Well, you need some money for that, no doubt.
12:18Here we go.
12:19You ready?
12:20Yes.
12:21OK, let's play.
12:22Here's the first question.
12:29The symbol showing that an electronic device is charging is a battery with what weather icon?
12:35A Snowflake, B Cloud, C Lightning Bolt.
12:40That would be C Lightning Bolt.
12:45Yeah.
12:46OK.
12:47Is that the correct answer?
12:48Got to be surely.
12:49And it is.
12:50Well done.
12:51A thousand pounds.
12:52OK.
12:53Here's the next question.
12:55Which of these statues is the tallest?
12:58A Venus de Milo, B Christ the Redeemer, or C Michelangelo's David?
13:05Not sure on this one, but I'm going to say B, Christ the Redeemer.
13:12OK.
13:13Christ the Redeemer.
13:14Is that the right answer?
13:15I should hope so.
13:16I should hope so.
13:17Yeah.
13:18APPLAUSE
13:19Two grand, David.
13:20In Rio.
13:21Mount Corcovada.
13:22Yeah.
13:23Mount Corcovada.
13:24Beautiful.
13:25Here's the next question.
13:27What was the approximate length of the ancient trade route known as the Silk Road?
13:34A four miles, B 400 miles, C 4,000 miles.
13:39I'm guessing it's going to be a grand distance, so I'm going to say C, 4,000 miles.
13:474,000 miles.
13:48Is that the right answer?
13:49It is.
13:50Well played.
13:51APPLAUSE
13:523,000 pounds.
13:53APPLAUSE
13:54Here's the question.
13:56The sentence, don't desert me here in the desert, features two what?
14:04A, homophones, B, heteronyms, or C, homonyms.
14:15On the basis, homophones is two words sounding the same.
14:18I'm going to say C, homonyms.
14:20You're going to say C, homonyms?
14:21Is that the right answer?
14:24Wrong answer.
14:25Correct answer is...
14:29Heteronyms.
14:30OK.
14:31Three grand, nonetheless, you can play.
14:33That's it.
14:34It is now time to face the chasers.
14:37Well done, mate.
14:42Put the timer on the clock.
14:4360 seconds each.
14:44There you go.
14:45You want to play for the money you got in the cash builder,
14:47you automatically take on two chasers, and those two chasers are...
14:51It is the Vixen and the Dark Destroyer.
14:53Vixen.
14:54I call this a fighting chance.
14:56We want 37 seconds on our clock.
14:5937 seconds, thank you very much.
15:00Third chaser, who's that?
15:03OK.
15:04Menace.
15:05Daniel, we want 39 seconds on our clock, but you'll be playing for £30,000.
15:09Thank you very much, you B.
15:10Really good.
15:11Second offer, that's great offer.
15:13Second offer.
15:14Fourth chaser, please.
15:16OK, Beastie.
15:17OK, Beastie.
15:18We want 40 seconds on the clock, and you'll be playing for...
15:23£50,000!
15:24CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
15:26Come on!
15:29Well done for that.
15:33OK, who's the fifth chaser?
15:36It's the governess.
15:37We want 42 seconds on our clock, and you'll be playing for £80,000.
15:44CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
15:46What do you think?
15:51Well, my fiancée did say that if I won a certain amount of money,
15:56she might actually go through with it.
15:59LAUGHTER
16:00That money is up there.
16:01Oh, really?
16:02Yeah.
16:03The £30,000 was discussed.
16:05Right.
16:06However...
16:08Mark has been very sneaky there, and for that reason,
16:12think I can beat four chasers.
16:14For £50,000.
16:15CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
16:17Wow!
16:18You're sneaky!
16:19CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
16:26Four chases £50,000 with a 20-second time advantage.
16:29That is a lot.
16:31That's a big advantage you've got there, mate.
16:33If you lose by one second, don't go home.
16:36LAUGHTER
16:37I wish you luck.
16:38You ready?
16:39Yes.
16:40Time to see if you can beat the chasers, Daniel.
16:42CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
16:43All right, are you ready?
16:50Yes.
16:51Chase is playing, ready?
16:52Yeah.
16:53Daniel, your clock starts counting down.
16:56Now, in geology, what can be extinct, dormant or active?
17:00Volcanoes.
17:01Correct.
17:02Chasers, who played the title role in the 1959 film Ben-Hur?
17:05Mark.
17:06Charlton Heston.
17:07Correct.
17:08Daniel, what sport is contested at the Africa Cup of Nations?
17:11Football.
17:12Correct.
17:13Chasers, the large Magellanic Cloud is a satellite of what other galaxy?
17:18Jenny.
17:19Milky Way.
17:20Correct.
17:21Daniel, in Roman numerals, what letter represents 500?
17:25L.
17:26D.
17:27In Swan Lake, what colour tutu does Odette usually wear?
17:29Black.
17:30White.
17:31Estrella damn beer comes from what European country?
17:33Beer.
17:34Spain.
17:35Correct.
17:36Chasers, monk straps are what type of fashion item?
17:38Jenny.
17:39Cheese.
17:40Correct.
17:41Daniel, what does the G in GCHQ stand for?
17:43Pass.
17:44Government.
17:45Fiero is a character in what musical?
17:47La Traviata.
17:48Wicked.
17:49What is the official language of Nigeria?
17:51French.
17:52English.
17:53Fizz is a nickname for what French sparkling wine?
17:56Champagne.
17:57Correct.
17:58Chasers, the Big Apple circus is based in what American city?
18:00New York.
18:01Correct.
18:02Daniel, what blue Mr. Men character has trouble remembering?
18:05Mr. Forgetful.
18:06Correct.
18:07Chasers, the Mal links Buckingham Palace to what square?
18:10Jenny.
18:11Trafalgar.
18:12Correct.
18:13Daniel, Telesto and Helene are moons of what planet?
18:15Jupiter.
18:16Saturn.
18:17The film Finding Nemo ends in what country?
18:19America.
18:20Australia, the US dollars divided into 100 watts.
18:23Fence.
18:24Correct.
18:25Chasers, which British heavyweight boxing champion was born in Hungary?
18:27Sean.
18:28Joe Bagnar.
18:29Correct.
18:30Daniel, a Cleveland Bay is a breed of what animal?
18:32Dog.
18:33Golden Horse.
18:36Bad luck, mate.
18:37Bad luck.
18:38Bad luck.
18:39Bad luck.
18:40Bad luck.
18:41Dare I say this, the wheels didn't come off during your performance there,
18:44they were already off when you were tempted by Mark's offer.
18:47Oh!
18:49You just went one too far and that selection of chasers you were up against
18:53just covered all the bases, I'm afraid.
18:55Tell you what though, once the 50 grand came up, it's like,
18:58got to have a go, right?
18:59Good lawyers take risks.
19:00Absolutely, they do.
19:01Good for you.
19:02However, you've been beaten by the chasers.
19:04Good luck to you all.
19:05Thank you very much.
19:06Dare you all, everybody.
19:07Well played, mate.
19:08We've got you.
19:12We will crack straight on.
19:13Please join me.
19:14It's Kerry from West Sussex.
19:16Oh, crack in the mouth off.
19:17That's smart.
19:18That's it.
19:19Right.
19:20Kerry, welcome.
19:21That's a Welsh spelling, is it not?
19:22It is.
19:23It's short for Kerrydwyn.
19:24Kerrydwyn.
19:25Yes.
19:26OK, are you Welsh yourself?
19:27No.
19:28Family Welsh?
19:29No.
19:30Oh, that's handy.
19:31Yeah.
19:32Yeah, yeah.
19:33All right, what do you do for a living?
19:34I'm a home specialist, which is all things interior design.
19:35All right, feng shui?
19:36No, not quite.
19:37No, I was just saying hello in a foreign language.
19:38Oh, right.
19:39I'm not sure about that one.
19:40Do you like your job?
19:41I love my job, but nobody really wants to know about my current job, Brad.
19:42People are still banging on about my job from years ago.
19:43Oh, here we go.
19:44Hang on.
19:45Kerry, Welsh name.
19:46I bet you was a druid.
19:47Maybe a past life, but...
19:48What was your past job?
19:49I was a high-end wedding cake designer.
19:50Oh, that's amazing.
19:51Oh, yeah.
19:52Yeah.
19:53Oh, yeah.
19:54Yeah.
19:55Oh, yeah.
19:56Yeah.
19:57Oh, yeah.
19:58Yeah.
20:00Oh, yeah.
20:01Yeah.
20:02Oh, yeah.
20:03Yeah.
20:04Oh, yeah.
20:05Oh, yeah.
20:06Oh, yeah.
20:07Yeah.
20:08Oh, yeah.
20:09wedding cake designer oh now they now they're much more interesting than
20:14current so why did you pack that in what happened to that I did it throughout my
20:17twenties Brad it was my own business yeah worked really really hard and then I
20:21needed my weekends back yeah get it yeah I get it I get it I get it all right now
20:26if you win some money tonight what would you like to do with it well I've got a
20:29really massive renovation project there are lots of windows missing it's not
20:34very glamorous but I need windows right I need my house to be airtight all right
20:38excellent stuff well you're gonna need some money for that no definitely and
20:40trust me plenty of it whatever you do don't get the first question wrong
20:43you're out you know the rules are you ready I am Kerry let's play here we go
20:51here's your first question which Disney character is also known as experiment
20:57626 is it a Nemo is it B stitch or is it see Abu
21:08tough one I don't know it so it's gonna be a guess and somewhere in the
21:14recesses of my brain I'm kind of being led to stitch okay let's have a look is that
21:20the right answer
21:27thousand pounds well played definitely taking them the chases here's your next
21:30question which of these famous ships is still afloat a victory B cutty Sark C
21:41B Belfast another one I don't know you're gonna guess Belfast you sang the Belfast is that the right answer
21:54well played it is two thousand pounds
22:01Beastie boy yeah a Cuddy Sark's in permanent dry dock in London and victory down in Portsmouth and the Belfast World War two cruiser
22:11I believe the guns are trained for safety reasons towards a service station on the M1
22:16it's scratch wood it's gateway services gateway services why the manager gave them some lip or something I don't
22:23all right two grand well played his next question approximately how long does it
22:30take the London Eye to make one revolution oh crikey a 10 minutes B 30 minutes C 50 minutes
22:38what do you reckon okay I'm thinking 10 minutes you're saying 10 minutes
22:47I'm saying 10 minutes if only is that the right answer no absolutely not the right answer
22:57is 30 minutes for two grand nonetheless that's all right let's see what the
23:03offers are it's now time to face the chasers
23:10all right quick for our head to head let's put some times on the clock if you wish to
23:14play for the money you've got in the cash builder you take on two chasers and those two chasers
23:18are the governess and the beast beastie we want 39 seconds on our clock thank you very
23:26much indeed who's the third chaser please vixen we want 41 seconds on our clock and
23:34you'll be playing us for 20,000 pounds nice
23:44okay fourth chaser please cinema we want 43 seconds on our clock and you'll be playing for 40
23:5460,000 pounds
24:00fifth chaser please who we got oh it's a dark destroyer we want 46 seconds on our clock and you'll be paying for 60,000 pounds
24:09they're really generous offers I'm really grateful actually what matters more to you having look at that is it the amount of money you're playing for or the amount the time you get or is it the chasers you're taking on what is it I think it is about time yeah just to give you that little buffer of thinking yes um and so I don't want to get too greedy and you know be tempted by the big numbers so
24:27yeah I think I can beat three chasers three chasers okay that's the victim the governess on the beast
24:3320,000 pounds with a 19 second time advantage I wish you luck are you ready I am
24:39Kerri let's see if you can beat the chasers good luck to you here we go
24:45okay
25:03okay you know how it works if you run out of time before the chasers you go home with nothing but if they run out of time before you go home with 20,000 pounds
25:11Kerry you ready yes chasers playing ready yep your clock starts counting down now what is added to an espresso to make it a cappuccino milk
25:21correct chasers who led the first expedition to reach the South Pole and Amundsen correct Kerry captain hook as an iron hook instead of a right
25:30what hand correct chasers who was the youngest US president to die in office Jenny JFK correct Kerry deepest purple was a number one album for what band
25:40pass deep purple Mrs. Nickleby is the mother of which Dickens title character
25:45Nicholas Nickleby correct chasers the Sam Maguire cup is a trophy in what form of football
25:50Mark Gaelic football correct Kerry who played a ballet teacher in the film Billy Elliot
25:55pass Julie Walters the great white northern bear is better known as what
25:59polar bear correct chasers what SI unit is abbreviated to the letter N
26:04Jenny Newton correct Kerry who is the elder of the supermodel Hadid sisters
26:09Gigi correct chasers the horizontal part of a goal post is called a what Jenny
26:15crossbar correct Kerry Aristotle was the boyhood tutor of which military leader
26:19pass Alexander the great in poker how many cards make up a baby straight pass five in Indian cuisine what type of staple food is roti
26:29bread correct chasers 1997 who became creative director of Versace
26:36Jenny Donatello Versace correct Kerry find your grail is a song from what Monty Python musical
26:42life of Brian spam a lot according to the saying who should be seen and not heard
26:46children correct chasers everybody hurts was a 90s hit for R.E.M. correct Kerry
26:52captain flint as the parrot in what famous novel
26:55pass
26:57bad luck
26:5956 seconds great effort
27:03great effort
27:05great effort
27:06captain flint famous novel treasure island
27:09okay there you have it great effort though I've got to say
27:12very good vixen
27:13yeah if you've just been a touch faster we would really have put the pressure on
27:18we had to play really quickly then and just a couple of speedy answers bought us time back
27:23and it meant that you were just a touch to a drift at the end there and you knew it
27:27yeah a couple of interceptions from the chases very very good indeed
27:30doesn't help you but thank you for coming on
27:32it's lovely to have met you Kerry
27:34sadly you have been beaten by the chases
27:36thank you Kerry everybody
27:38great effort I've got to say
27:48really the magic thing for us was the everybody hurts by R.E.M. Jenny's fast answer meant we know six seconds means we've got time for one more question so you gave us an extra question if we needed it and there you have it has anyone got what it takes to handle the vixen maybe oven gloves and welding goggles
28:07find out after the break
28:09thank you very much welcome back to beat the chasers who's next under the menace's microscope Sanjay from London where's Sanjay
28:32from London what do you do mate I'm an accountant now then how long have you been an accountant 10 years or 12 years now is that an Australian accent or New Zealand accent I could hear Australian when did you end up here then 2017 right and you like it here love it love it it's too hot in Australia so I needed to come to a bit of colder
28:39right okay what do you do hobbies wise I love coffee and recently getting into latte art so
28:58Love it. Love it. It's too hot in Australia, so I needed to come to a bit of colder, right? Okay
29:02What do you do hobbies wise? I love coffee and recently getting into latte art. So sort of drawing shapes in that
29:10I'm so what do you fancy doing like running your own coffee houses? I think ideally ideally that's cool. That'd be cool
29:15Yeah, nice little one just there in the West End little coffee house doing your own stuff Sanjay's coffee. I love it
29:20Yeah, it's very good. You're gonna need some money to do that mate. I will do all right get the first question wrong
29:25You're out. Please don't do that each correct answer worth a grand. Let's play
29:36In what season of the year do some parts of Scotland have almost 19 hours of daylight a
29:44summer be spring see autumn
29:48That is a killer first question. I think a summer summer. Is that the right answer?
30:03Question beast it was absolutely not the further north you go the longer the
30:08Daylight is in the summer and of course the very north of Scotland and the Shetlands up at 60 degrees latitude
30:13Right, so the good news 19 hours of sunlight in the summer. Yeah, but only five in the winter. Oh, so flips. Yeah
30:21Understood. Yeah, right. Here's your next question. Good answer that Sanjay
30:26Which of these sporting venues has featured a
30:30chicane a
30:32Lord's be tookenham see Silverstone I
30:36I
30:40Think it's say Silverstone, right? Is that the right answer?
30:44It is well played
30:51Which US state forms one of the corners of the so-called Bermuda Triangle a
30:57Florida be Georgia see Virginia
31:06I think it's a Florida got me surely Florida. Is that the right answer?
31:11Yeah, had to be Florida
31:16Here's next question
31:19The world is still spinning and so are we and so are you was a line from the press release announcing what a
31:27Edward the eighth's abdication be the Beatles split see the conquest of Everest
31:36Complete guess but I take B the Beatles split the Beatles split. Is that the right answer?
31:50And that was on a 10th of April 1970 when Paul McCartney announced that he was leaving the Beatles. Thank you very much indeed
31:55Here's next question
31:57In 2019 it was discovered that which animals swallow stones in order to increase their die of time
32:06Wow a penguins be
32:09alligators see beavers
32:16Sure, I know what that means
32:19Let's go a penguins penguins is that the right answer
32:23Wrong answer correct answer is
32:27Yeah, alligators, okay Sanjay four thousand pounds. The offers are going to be big. There's now time to face the chasers
32:34Come on
32:38Let's put some time up on the clocks
32:40All right 60 seconds each now they're going to give you offers of a time advantage of money
32:45If you want to play for the money you've got in the cash builder you take on two chases those chases are
32:50It is the governess and the dark destroyer governess hello Sanjay. I like coffee
32:55I like my coffee like I like my quiz hosts short and with a head full of froth
33:00I'm going to make a scratch
33:07Shall laugh
33:09Dark destroyer we want 36 seconds on our clock. Yeah 24 seconds. Great. Who's the next chaser, please?
33:16Okay the minutes we want 38 seconds on our clock. You'll be playing for 30 things right
33:22Right. That is a great one.
33:25That's a beauty. OK.
33:27Fourth chaser, please.
33:30Beastie.
33:31We want 40 seconds on our clock,
33:34but you'll be playing for £60,000.
33:42Do that. Fifth chaser.
33:44Vixen.
33:46We want 42 seconds on our clock.
33:49Play five of us for £100,000.
33:56Right, then, what do you reckon?
33:58I've always thought 42-ish,
34:01but...
34:03The pressure. Yeah.
34:05It's a bit different from back home. Yeah, yeah, yeah, of course.
34:07So, I think I can make four chases.
34:09Four chases, 40 seconds.
34:1140 seconds. 20 seconds time advantage for £60,000.
34:13Lot of money, that, Sanjay.
34:15You're taking on the boost.
34:17Remains.
34:18Dark Stride.
34:19And The Governance.
34:2020 seconds time advantage for £60,000.
34:22Sanjay, good luck.
34:23Let's see if you can beat the chase.
34:24Good luck, mate.
34:32I wish you luck. Sanjay, you ready?
34:33Yeah.
34:34Chase is playing, ready?
34:35Yeah.
34:36Here we go. Sanjay, your clock starts counting down.
34:39Now, who is the eldest son of King Charles and Princess Diana?
34:42Uh...
34:43William.
34:44Correct.
34:45Chasers, who played the title character in the film?
34:47Lincoln.
34:48Dara.
34:49Daniel Day-Lewis.
34:50Correct.
34:51Sanjay, Psalm 23 begins,
34:52The Lord is my...
34:53Saviour.
34:54Shepherd.
34:55Which boy's own singer was a judge on the voice?
34:57Renicating.
34:58Correct.
34:59Chasers, 1990.
35:00Which Nobel laureate became president of Poland?
35:02Sean.
35:03Let go answer.
35:04Correct.
35:05Sanjay, a common legal document is a last will and...
35:08Testament.
35:09Correct.
35:10Chasers, Charlie Appleby is a leading name in what sport?
35:13Mark.
35:14Rugby Union.
35:15Horse racing.
35:16What German brand makes Kyoto sandals?
35:20Dara.
35:21Birkenstock.
35:22Correct.
35:23Sanjay, what area of LA is in the title of five Jackie Collins novels?
35:26Uh...
35:27Beverly Hills.
35:28Hollywood.
35:29At what age does someone officially become an adult?
35:3018.
35:31Correct.
35:32Chasers, in Greek myth, who was the queen of the Olympian gods?
35:34Sean.
35:35Hera.
35:36Correct.
35:37Sanjay, what does Popeye eat to give him strength?
35:39Benich.
35:40Correct.
35:41Chasers, what animal is the puppet character Basil Brush?
35:43Mark.
35:44Fox.
35:45Correct.
35:46Sanjay, Black Ops 2 is part of what video games is?
35:47Coletite.
35:48Correct.
35:49Chasers, Gary Campbell created a sightings register for what monster?
35:52Mark.
35:53Oh, Loch Ness.
35:54Correct.
35:55Sanjay, what Roman road went from Dover to Roxeter?
35:57Uh...
35:58Pass.
35:59Wattling Street, the bends is caused by bubbles of what gas in the blood?
36:02Uh...
36:03Oxygen.
36:04A term for formal evening dresses.
36:06Black tie.
36:07Correct.
36:08Chasers.
36:09USA!
36:10Yes!
36:11Yes!
36:12Yes!
36:13Yes!
36:14Yes!
36:15Awesome!
36:16That's really brilliant!
36:18Absolutely amazing!
36:1930 seconds left on the clock as well.
36:30Chasers.
36:31Wow.
36:32Oh my goodness.
36:33One sentence to say to you Sanjay, stay the hell away from my job.
36:37Absolutely fantastic performance.
36:38You are 60 grand richer.
36:39Congratulations Sanjay, you have beaten the Chasers.
36:40Well done mate, enjoy that.
36:41Thank you so much.
36:42Thank you so much.
36:43Thank you so much.
36:44Thank you so much.
36:45Thank you so much.
36:46Thank you so much.
36:47Thank you so much.
36:48Thank you so much.
36:49Thank you so much.
36:50Thank you so much.
36:51I had a feeling he was going to be pretty good.
36:56I had a feeling it was going to be pretty good.
36:59Brilliant. That was fantastic.
37:01OK, can anybody else beat the Chasers?
37:04Find out after the break.
37:20Thank you so much. Welcome back to Beat the Chasers.
37:22Who's next to go head-to-head with our big heads?
37:26It's Sam from Brighton.
37:31He's from Brighton, but is he at Brighton?
37:39Welcome to the show, Sam.
37:41There you go.
37:43Right, Sam, what do you do for a living?
37:46I'm a sommelier, so I work with wine,
37:48I write wine lists for restaurants,
37:50do wine and food pairings, all that fun stuff.
37:52How long does it take to learn to be a sommelier?
37:54Five or six years in total, probably.
37:56Yeah, it never really stops, you're always learning.
37:58Good.
37:59Looking at me now, we've only just met.
38:01Right, Sam, obviously we know what we're doing.
38:03What do you reckon my favourite red wine is?
38:05I'd put you down as a Merlot man, you know, pretty smooth.
38:08Blossom Hill, soft and fruity, four pound a bottle.
38:11OK.
38:15I'm drinking Ribena with a vodka in it, sensation.
38:19Right, now then, hobbies?
38:20Hobbies, I'm really into my music,
38:22so I listen to a lot of kind of old blues, old soul.
38:24Nice.
38:25A lot of old country music as well.
38:26Yeah, good.
38:27If you win some money, what would you like to do with it?
38:29I would love to go to California on a big wine trip,
38:32up to Napa, down to kind of Santa Barbara region as well,
38:35almost recreate the film Sideways and visit.
38:38Oh, yeah, that's a great movie, very, very funny.
38:41Right, this is the Cash Builder round.
38:43Each correct answer gets you £1,000.
38:46Get the first question wrong, you're out.
38:48Please don't do that.
38:49Let's play.
38:54Here's your first question.
38:57Which of these famous fictional residences has a live-in butler?
39:01A, Bag End, B, 221 B Baker Street or C, Wayne Manor?
39:12I think that is C, Wayne Manor.
39:15Is that the right answer?
39:17Yeah, it is indeed.
39:19£1,000.
39:20Great stuff.
39:21Who's next question?
39:22The Daily Cannon is a website dedicated to what London football team?
39:28A, Arsenal, B, Fulham, C, Tottenham Hotspur.
39:38I'm going to say A, Arsenal.
39:39Arsenal?
39:40Yeah.
39:41Is that the right answer?
39:42It is indeed.
39:44£2,000.
39:45OK.
39:46Dr Stoyle.
39:47Do I have to talk about him?
39:48Yeah.
39:49I'll speak on his behalf because he doesn't like to swear in public.
39:53Yes, of course, Arsenal.
39:55Was it record for most FA Cup wins?
39:57Yeah, full team.
39:58Yeah, there we go.
39:59More than your team, mate.
40:01Very good.
40:02Here's the next question.
40:03Endia is a type of spreadable what?
40:08A, salami, B, cheese, C, nut.
40:16OK.
40:17That is A, salami.
40:18A, salami.
40:19Is that the correct answer?
40:20It certainly is.
40:21You've never heard of it.
40:22Three down.
40:23Immense.
40:24Yeah, a lot of people would have found that difficult, but I think with your job it's probably a lot easier.
40:30It's Italian, it's from the toe of Italy, Calabria.
40:34Here's the next question.
40:35What does the word prodigal mean?
40:39A, extremely sorry.
40:41B, very jealous.
40:43Or C, recklessly extravagant.
40:50Not 100%, but I'm going to say C.
40:52C, recklessly extravagant.
40:54Yeah.
40:55Is that the right answer?
40:56It actually is the right answer.
41:00Well played.
41:01Here's the next question.
41:05What part of a cladder ring represents loyalty?
41:08A, hands.
41:10B, heart.
41:11C, crown.
41:18No idea, but I'm going to guess B, heart.
41:19Is that B, heart?
41:20Is that the right answer?
41:23Wrong answer.
41:24The correct answer is...
41:27Crown.
41:28Menace.
41:29Yeah, the hands represent friendship, the heart represents love, and the crown represents loyalty.
41:33Very good.
41:34Four grand, Sam.
41:35Excellent stuff, mate.
41:36It's time to face the chasers.
41:37Good luck, mate.
41:38There we go.
41:4260 seconds on the clock.
41:43Chasers are going to make you offers of time and money.
41:46If you wish to play for the money you got in the cash builder, you take on two chasers, and those two chasers are...
41:52It is the governess and the vixen.
41:54Governess.
41:55Hello, Sam.
41:56I like my wine like I like my men.
41:59With a robust body and kept in my cellar.
42:05We want 38 seconds on our clock.
42:09Third chaser, please.
42:11Beastie.
42:13We want 41 seconds on our clock.
42:16That is hefty.
42:17You'll be playing for £15,000.
42:21OK.
42:22All right.
42:24Fourth chaser, then.
42:26Cinnamon.
42:27Hello there, Sam.
42:28Well, I like my wine like I like my men.
42:31What if it gets me drunk the quickest is fine with me.
42:36To add me to the list, we want 44 seconds on the clock.
42:41You'll be playing for £30,000.
42:49Fifth chaser, then, please.
42:51Menace.
42:52We want 45 seconds on our clock.
42:55But that will mean you'll be playing for £75,000.
43:06What do you reckon?
43:08It's going to be tough, but I think I can take on five chasers.
43:20OK. Can I ask you something?
43:21You may.
43:23Have you actually been drinking wine today?
43:25No, no. Just tasting.
43:28So you're going to take on the Menace, Cinnamon,
43:31The Beast, The Vixen, and The Governance.
43:33You have 15-second time advantage, and you're playing for £75,000.
43:40Let's see if you can beat the chasers.
43:41Good luck, mate.
43:44Wow.
43:49Wow.
43:51All you've got to do is get the questions right.
43:53It's as simple as that.
43:54If you get them wrong, I stick with you until you get it right.
43:56Are you ready?
43:57Ready.
43:58Yep.
43:59Sam, your clock starts counting down.
44:02Now, the Churchill war rooms lie under what city?
44:05London.
44:06Correct.
44:07Chasers, timpani are found in what section?
44:09Percussion.
44:10Correct.
44:11Sam, what's the only Old Testament book whose name begins with G?
44:14Genesis.
44:15Correct.
44:16Chasers, what first name links the poets Dryden and Keith?
44:19John.
44:20Correct.
44:21Sam, in maths, the law of tangents relates to what geometric shape?
44:24Triangle.
44:25Correct.
44:26Chasers, the letter N on a car's gear stick stands for what?
44:28Dara.
44:29Neutral.
44:30Correct.
44:31Sam, in what film did Tom Hanks play a man trapped in an airport?
44:34Terminal.
44:35Correct.
44:36Chasers, the round and curfew towers are at what royal residence?
44:39Jenny.
44:40Tower of London.
44:41It's Windsor Castle, Paul Scott's Raj Quartet.
44:44Paul.
44:45India.
44:46Correct.
44:47Sam, traditionally toast and marmalade are served at what meal?
44:49Breakfast.
44:50Correct.
44:51Chasers, Blanc Pan is a Swiss maker of what luxury devices?
44:54Cool.
44:55Watches.
44:56Correct.
44:57Sam, the percent symbol features how many small circles?
44:59Two.
45:00Correct.
45:01Chasers, complete the legal term, innocent until what?
45:04Proven guilt.
45:05Correct.
45:06Sam, which member of the Khmer Rouge was brother number one?
45:09Pass.
45:10Pol Pot.
45:11Rouge Coco is a lipstick by which French fashion house?
45:13Coco Chanel.
45:14Chanel.
45:15Who succeeded William Wordsworth as Poet Laureate?
45:17Pass.
45:18Nelson.
45:19Kate Ruff is a headlander in what country of the UK?
45:21Scotland.
45:22Correct.
45:23Chasers, which Wizard of Oz character has an aunt called M?
45:26Jenny.
45:27Dorothy.
45:28Correct.
45:29Sam, which Italian was the first to study Saturn with a telescope?
45:31Leonardo da Vinci.
45:32Galileo, the first female cabinet member, belonged to what party?
45:35Conservative.
45:36Labour.
45:37How many points is Kay worth in Scrabble?
45:39Five.
45:40Correct.
45:41Chasers, Floriana is part of what Pacific Island group?
45:44Who?
45:45Galapagos.
45:46Correct.
45:47Sam, German measles is also known by what Latin name?
45:49Mumps.
45:50Oh, it's Rubella.
45:51Oh, it's Rubella.
45:52And you was in.
45:53You was absolutely in.
45:54Oh.
45:55Crikey.
45:56Crikey.
45:57Oh, mate.
45:58I'm so sorry, man.
45:59I'm so sorry, man.
46:00I'm so sorry.
46:01Brilliant.
46:04Um, Coco Chanel.
46:05Oh.
46:06That was the one, yeah.
46:07Yeah.
46:08Menace.
46:09Everyone in the audience and everyone at home will be screaming about how unfair that is.
46:15It's horrible, but it's not unfair because exactly the same thing would have happened if we had given that answer.
46:22You did fantastically well, Sam. My heart goes out to you. I think this is one of the times where we as Chasers, in that particular moment, wanted to come out.
46:31Yeah, absolutely.
46:32You showed tremendous courage and you're a fantastic contestant. You should be proud of yourself.
46:38Sam, fantastic effort, but I'm sorry you have been picked up the post and beaten by the Chasers.
46:44God bless you, mate.
46:45Love you so much.
46:46Cheers, Sam.
46:47Great, mate.
46:52Unbelievable.
46:53Well, that's it for tonight, but we'll be back next time to find out if anyone thinks they've got what it takes to beat the Chasers.
46:59From everyone here in the studio, from myself and, of course, the best in the business.
47:03Good night.
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