Only Connect Season 21 Episode 12

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Only Connect Season 21 Episode 12  #OnlyConnect #RealityRealmUS Reality Realm US

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00:00Boris Pasternak in his novel Dr Zhivago said,

00:24man is born to live, not to prepare for life. And in a spirit of not being prepared for anything,

00:31let's get on with the quiz. Joining me this evening, on my right, Martin Berry, a claims

00:38administrator who once hitchhiked to Morocco. Gerda Singh Swali, a legal policy manager whose

00:45recipe for key lime pie is used in a restaurant in Florida. And their captain, Mark Levy, a patent

00:52attorney who has ten different ways of making coffee in his home. United by a fondness for

00:58the feather step, they are the jive bunnies. Mark, I think everyone happily remembers the

01:04dancing team. As keen ballroom dancers, do you still find the joy in it? Or do you find

01:11that the more you compete and the better you get, the more it just gets stressful?

01:13I think it's a mix. I think competition days can be very stressful, but it's always fun

01:22at a wedding when people realise that you can dance.

01:24I've never had that experience.

01:27Thank you for coming back. This time you are facing, on my left, Frank Withers, a learning

01:33support assistant who plays percussion in Peckham Chamber Orchestra. Alex McLaren, a parliamentary

01:39assistant who used to work at McDonald's. And their captain, Joanna Matthews, a creative

01:45producer who wrote fan fiction about Donny Osmond when she was 13. All partial to playing

01:50the piano, they are the keyboard warriors. Joanna, your last match was very exciting. Tell us

01:57how that went. Well, yes, it was exciting, I guess, for viewers, but we ended in a tiebreak.

02:04What advice have you given to your teammates before this one?

02:07Keep calm. Don't get too relaxed.

02:12That's the spirit. Welcome back, all of you. This time, sadly, one of the teams must go home.

02:17To find out who, let's play the quiz. Keyboard warriors. You're on the cross. Please choose

02:22a hieroglyph. We'll have twisted flax, please.

02:24Twisted flax. What is the connection between these clues? Here's the first.

02:34Next, please.

02:35Next, please.

02:45Next, please.

02:45Is that his birthday photo?

02:51Shall we have the next one?

02:53No, I think we should send it. Really? Yeah, sure, because I'm not sure.

02:56Next, please.

02:58Yes, absolutely. Thank you.

03:03We think you put your tongue out.

03:06It is to do with tongue sticking out. What can you tell me about any of these clues?

03:11The Rolling Stones logo, it's a famous... I thought it was just one of their albums, but

03:16maybe it's their logo full stop. Apparently, Albert Einstein is sticking his tongue out in

03:20the birthday photo. When Boris Becker serves, I guess he sticks his tongue out. And it's

03:26a greeting in Tibet.

03:27It's a traditional sign of respect in greeting in Tibetan culture. The Rolling Stones logo,

03:33it's inspired by the goddess Carly, but also, of course, it looks a bit like Mick Jagger's

03:39mouth. Albert Einstein, he was relentlessly told to smile for a birthday photo and stuck

03:45his tongue out. And that playful image stayed with us. Boris Becker, Andre Agassi said that

03:51the direction Boris Becker stuck his tongue out indicated which way he was going to serve.

03:58And he said he had to be very careful not to let Becker guess that he knew that. And, you

04:03know, when Agassi played Becker, Becker won the first three matches they played, then Agassi

04:09figured it out and won ten of the next eleven. All to do with tongues sticking out. Jive Bunnies,

04:15what would you like? Could we have the Eye of Horus, please? Yes, you could. What is the

04:21connection between these clues? Here's the first.

04:24Oh, it's programming code. Yeah, it's programming code. That's like, it could be a shell or something

04:30like that. Python, a little mind indentation. Next, please.

04:36I have no idea. Next, please.

04:43That's a dash, dash, dash. Dash, dash, dash. Shall we go?

04:48Well, it's going to be. It's things which are presumably in threes, but what's the most?

04:53Shall I go to the next one? Yeah. Next, please.

04:56Ellipsis. That's a long dash. Yeah, yeah.

05:01Shall I? Yeah. Two seconds.

05:03Um, stupid dashes. What exactly do you mean?

05:07Multiple... So, ellipsis being a long... Oh, sorry. Oh, sorry. No, it's...

05:13I don't think you've got it, I'm afraid. Keyboard worries. You've got the chance of a bonus point.

05:17Punctuation repeated three times. So, ellipsis is three dots. I believe chuk-chuk-chuk is exclamation marks.

05:24Um, yeah. So, it's three of the same thing. That's what it is. They're not all dashes.

05:29O in Morse code is dash, dash, dash. So, the S-O-S dot, dot, dot, dash, dash, dash, dot, dot, dot.

05:34An ellipsis is the dot, dot, dot, the end of something. That's a band. This chuk-chuk-chuk.

05:39It's three exclamation marks. And do you know about this computer language at the beginning?

05:44My... I'm in computer science lessons at school with my kids, and I don't pay enough attention, evidently, so...

05:50Essentially, the Python computer language can be used in two modes,

05:53and you use three sort of greater than symbols when it's in an interactive session.

05:59Well, then you get the bonus point, and what would you like for your own question?

06:02Ah, can we go for the lion, please? Yes, you can.

06:05Yay! The music question, what do these clues have in common? Here's the first.

06:11Don't let the sun be the one to change it, baby.

06:18The one? The one? The one? Next, please.

06:21Everybody talking about protecting the planet. As if we just come on it, it's hard to understand it.

06:26Do you know it at all? Everybody talking about the green revolution protection.

06:29Next, please.

06:30I'll be riding shotgun underneath the horse. I'm feeling like someone.

06:35What was the first one? What was the song? I don't know. I think it was.

06:39I'll be riding shotgun. Next, please.

06:41I can dance. I can talk.

06:45Only thing about me is the way I walk.

06:49I can dance.

06:50Two seconds.

06:52Any ideas? Guns. Guns.

06:54We're going to say weapons.

06:56Not it, I'm afraid. Jive Bunny's got the chance of a bonus point.

06:59All right. Singers that are drummers.

07:01Not it, although you did clearly recognise Genesis at the end. Could not be further from weapons.

07:09We heard George Ezra, Genesis, the great Benjamin Zephaniah and magic numbers at the beginning.

07:15It's books of the Bible. Books from the Old Testament.

07:19Jive Bunnies, what would you like?

07:22Could we have the water clue?

07:25Water. What connects these picture clues? Here's the first.

07:29Next, please.

07:35Next, please.

07:37That's a spinning jenny.

07:39Spinning jenny, yeah, sure.

07:41Is it going to have names in it?

07:43Could be, isn't it?

07:44Oh, yeah.

07:45One second.

07:46Everything on the right.

07:48Next, please.

07:50Do they all have names in their title?

07:59Tell me something a little bit more.

08:00Female names?

08:01They are all women's names.

08:03What are we looking at?

08:04So, the final one is Bloody Mary.

08:07Well, it's not the final one because you didn't need that.

08:09Oh, the third clue, sorry.

08:10The third clue is a Bloody Mary.

08:11The second is a spinning jenny.

08:12That's right.

08:13First, I don't know.

08:14Big Bertha.

08:15Big Bertha.

08:16That was the nickname for a howitzer used by German forces in World War One.

08:21And Lazy Susan would have been your last clue.

08:24It is all an adjective and a woman's name.

08:27Keyboard Warriors, what would you like?

08:29Horned Viper, please.

08:30OK.

08:31We'll connect these clues.

08:32Here's the first.

08:41Next, please.

08:42We think in the gaps is the word line.

08:43Absolutely it is.

08:44A fabric is linen.

08:45Salty is saline.

08:46And a summary is an outline.

08:47That's right.

08:48You didn't need the last clue.

08:49Cat like feline.

08:50Why do you think, Joanna, instead of next clue, did you accidentally say next line?

08:51Oh.

08:52Did you already know that?

08:53No, please.

08:54No, please.

08:55No, please.

08:56No, please.

08:57No, please.

08:58No, please.

08:59No, please.

09:00No, please.

09:01No, please.

09:02No, please.

09:03No, please.

09:04No, please.

09:05No, please.

09:06No, please.

09:07No, please.

09:08OK.

09:09All right.

09:10Probably.

09:11OK.

09:12We think in the gaps is the word line.

09:13Absolutely it is.

09:14A fabric is linen.

09:15Mm-hmm.

09:16Salty is saline.

09:17Mm-hmm.

09:18And a summary is an outline.

09:19Did you already know the answer?

09:21Maybe I did.

09:22We might have said it, but then I guess we haven't.

09:23Sometimes your lateral mind knows the answer before your conscious one.

09:28I wasn't even aware I'd said it.

09:30I think you asked for the next clue and gave the answer at the same time.

09:34Well done.

09:35Jive bunnies.

09:36One question remains.

09:37Two reads.

09:38What do these clues have in common?

09:40Here's the first.

09:41The first.

09:42The first.

09:43The second.

09:44The second.

09:45The second.

09:46The second.

09:47The second.

09:48The second.

09:49Next.

09:50Yeah.

09:51Next, please.

09:52I have no idea.

09:53No idea.

09:54I mean, that sounds very sort of theological.

09:58Yeah.

09:59Next, please.

10:00The second.

10:01The second.

10:02The second.

10:03The second.

10:04The second.

10:05The second.

10:06The second.

10:07The second.

10:08The second.

10:09The second.

10:10The second.

10:11The second.

10:17Two.

10:19Two seconds.

10:20All referring to the days of yore.

10:25Tell me something very specific.

10:30They are all represented by Old English words.

10:32old English words? They are not old English words. Keyboard Warriors another

10:36bonus chance? Is it like once upon a time in sort of different languages or

10:41different ways of saying that? It is about days of yore, it is about a long

10:45time ago but specifically ways of saying once upon a time in different cultures.

10:50Do you know what those cultures and languages are? I don't think I do. In

10:55the days of old doesn't sound that different to once upon a time I'm gonna

10:58guess. Well it doesn't really I mean it's a more direct translation of the

11:01Maori language but really it is once upon a time but broken down into that.

11:06India? The tigers used to smoke? It's actually from Korea. Okay. The first one

11:12Beyond Seven Mountains Beyond Seven Forests is a traditional Polish opening to

11:17a story. There was and there was not. That's in many Arabic languages. Lovely.

11:21But all of them have that sort of thing. I remember when I was a child I had a book

11:25where all the stories started. Once upon a time when pigs spoke rhyme and monkeys

11:29chewed tobacco and hens took snuff to make them tough and the ducks went quack

11:33quack quacko. A slightly suspicious that the writer was paid by the word for a long

11:40winded way of saying once upon a time but all the stories started with that was very evocative.

11:44That means at the end of round one the Jive Bunnies have two points. The Keyboard

11:49Warriors have five.

11:50time for the sequences round and Keyboard Warriors you'll be going first again please choose a

11:58hieroglyph. I think we'll go for Twisted Flax again. Twisted Flax you'll be seeing the first in a

12:03sequence. What would come fourth? Time starts now.

12:10Next please.

12:22For the final one wild on the left of the card. Nice easy palette cleanser for you there. Wild as it were to the west of the square.

12:32It's true north far east. You didn't need to see the next one which would have been deep down in the south and wild west.

12:39Jive Bunnies what would you like?

12:41Can we take the water please?

12:43Yes you can. What would come fourth in this sequence? Here's the first.

12:46Next please.

12:55Corsica.

12:56Corsica.

12:57Corsica.

12:58Corsica.

12:59Corsica.

13:00Not it I'm afraid. Do you know Warriors over there?

13:03We think it's Sicily.

13:04It is Sicily.

13:05What's the sequence?

13:06It is Sicily. What's the sequence?

13:08It's islands of Italy increasing in size.

13:11That's it going up to the largest Italian island Sicily.

13:14And what would you like for your own question?

13:15We have two reads please.

13:16Two reads.

13:17What would come fourth in this sequence?

13:18What would you like for your own question?

13:19Two reads.

13:20What would come fourth in this sequence?

13:22Here's the first.

13:23Here's the first.

13:24Corsica.

13:25Corsica.

13:26Not it I'm afraid. Do you know Warriors over there?

13:29We think it's Sicily.

13:31It is Sicily.

13:32What's the sequence?

13:33It's islands of Italy increasing in size.

13:36That's it.

13:37Going up to the largest Italian island Sicily.

13:40And what would you like for your own question?

13:42We have two reads please.

13:44Two reads.

13:45What would come fourth in this sequence?

13:47Here's the first.

13:48It's a linseed oil.

13:51Yes.

13:52Next please.

13:57It's not going to be mono or is it?

13:59So saturated.

14:00Three, two.

14:01Yeah.

14:02Saturated.

14:03Could be juice, could be coffee.

14:04Yeah.

14:05Or should we get to the next one?

14:06Yeah.

14:07Next please.

14:08It's just saturated.

14:11What would it be?

14:12Yeah.

14:13Is it going to be mono?

14:15You just need a saturated oil.

14:17Sunflower.

14:18Yeah.

14:19Let's go for that.

14:20Yeah.

14:21OK.

14:22Sure.

14:25Saturated.

14:26Sunflower.

14:29I don't think that answer works for the sequence I'm afraid.

14:32So Jive Bunnies, your chance for a possible bonus point.

14:35Saturated colon vegetable.

14:38Not it either.

14:39You're right, we're going towards saturated.

14:42It's fats and increasing richness.

14:44But sunflower oil and vegetable oil are still unsaturated fats.

14:48Saturated fat would be something like butter.

14:50If it was an oil, you know, palm oil, coconut oil maybe.

14:54But butter is the most delicious of the saturated fats.

14:58So no points there, but Jive Bunnies, you may choose a question.

15:02Can we have lion please?

15:04Lion.

15:05What would come fourth in this sequence?

15:07Here's the first.

15:16Next please.

15:18mid-ainway one?

15:20Oh god.

15:23President all of them.

15:26Okay.

15:27Next, please.

15:32Oh my mind, I'm going too.

15:35That's the one of what's going down in time.

15:36What's then?

15:37That's the elevate.

15:40What's the electoral block Zero?

15:44Do you have any vote?

15:46Two seconds.

15:48OK.

15:49The time's run out. Unlucky.

15:53Keyboard Warriors, chance for bonus point.

15:56So, sailing vessel and sailing vessel.

16:00Would be an acceptable answer.

16:02We've gone with watercraft and watercraft.

16:04So, if we start at the beginning,

16:06bite can be represented by B and time by T.

16:09Then bow, peep and at,

16:12we're, as it were, building the word boat.

16:14BT, bow at, boa oat, going towards boat and boat.

16:18Very well done.

16:19Did you know that and just missed the buzzer?

16:21Yes.

16:22Oh, that was so unlucky.

16:24Keyboard Warriors, what would you like next?

16:26Horned Viper.

16:28OK.

16:29What would come fourth in this sequence?

16:31Here's the first.

16:37Next, please.

16:44Stages.

16:45It leads to anger.

16:46Anger leads to hate.

16:47Hate leads to suffering.

16:48Are you sure?

16:49It's just suffering.

16:50No.

16:51I don't think it leads to the dark side or something.

16:53Does it?

16:54Hate leads to suffering.

16:56It's just...

16:57I think it's just suffering.

16:58OK.

16:59That's right. Happy?

17:00OK.

17:01Suffering is the right answer.

17:06And why?

17:07Well, apparently it's to do with Star Wars, Frank.

17:10I think Yoda says it.

17:11So fear leads to anger.

17:13Anger leads to hate.

17:14Hate leads to suffering, I think.

17:16It is Yoda.

17:17It's in which film?

17:19Empire Strikes Back.

17:20No, it's episode one, The Phantom Menace.

17:23Fear is the path to the dark side.

17:26Fear leads to anger.

17:27Anger leads to hate.

17:28Hate leads to suffering.

17:30Bit of suffering among your opponents as you just missed out on the answer last time round.

17:34Let's see if you can do it with the Eye of Horus.

17:37What would come fourth in this picture sequence?

17:40Here's the first.

17:49Next, please.

17:53Two seconds.

18:18A picture of Oscar Wilde.

18:20Would be a very nice answer.

18:22We've gone with the actor Oscar Isaac.

18:24But any Oscar would do.

18:25And why?

18:26So this is the NATO phonetic alphabet spelling out NATO.

18:30Exactly so.

18:31And what are we looking at in that first picture?

18:33We are looking at things which happened in November.

18:35Exactly.

18:36It's Remembrance Sunday, an American Thanksgiving and Guy Fawkes Night.

18:39So November Alpha Tango Oscar.

18:42Well done.

18:43That means at the end of round two, the Jive Bunnies have four points.

18:47The Keyboard Warriors have 13.

18:49Time for the connecting wall.

18:53Jive Bunnies, it's not fallen very luckily for you so far.

18:57I wish you better luck on the wall.

18:58Which one would you like?

19:00Well, on the topic of luck, Lion wasn't that lucky last time so we're going to try water this time.

19:05Water.

19:06Two and a half minutes to solve the water wall starting now.

19:10We'll be playing Nagasaki, that's Japanese.

19:13That's Japanese?

19:14That's Japanese, isn't it?

19:15Alright, let's not do that.

19:17Goodyear tires, Dunlop tires.

19:19Michelin.

19:20Michelin, I think, I don't want to say that.

19:23anything else?

19:24Nagasaki McTies.

19:25Yeah, Kohama, no, Kohama's done.

19:28Akita is a type of dog.

19:30Yes.

19:32Husky is a type of dog.

19:34I'll try a few.

19:44Yes, we try it.

19:48So Kobe, what was it going to say?

19:51Akita probably is as well.

19:53Let's go with the dogs again, so what?

19:56Husky, Akita.

19:58Is Kobe a breed?

20:03I don't know.

20:05Kobe beef, you can get Kobe beef.

20:07Haystacks, anything like that.

20:09Giant haystacks, Big Daddy.

20:11Oh, yes, Giant haystacks.

20:13Big Daddy.

20:15William Regal.

20:17Regal, yes.

20:19Oh, Kendo Nagasaki.

20:21Three lives now.

20:23So Kobe, Tokyo, Osaka and Akita,

20:26and then we're going with the others are dogs.

20:28So we'll go with this as being Japanese cities

20:31and the others are dogs.

20:33You solved the wall.

20:35Maybe you're right and Lion isn't lucky for you.

20:37You solved this one, but do you know why?

20:39Tell me about the connections.

20:40Goodyear, Yokohama and so on.

20:42They're all brands of tyres.

20:44They are all tyre brands.

20:46And the next group, Daddy, Haystacks and so on.

20:49Rather handily, these are all wrestlers.

20:51Didn't we mention your last heat?

20:53One of you is training to be a wrestler?

20:55Yes.

20:56How's that going?

20:57Painfully.

20:58And yet, with your precious time off,

21:01you've come here for this horrific mental wrestling match.

21:06I've put myself through pain physically,

21:08now mentally as well.

21:09Well, speaking of which, back to the wall.

21:12What about the red group, Tokyo and so on?

21:15They're all places in Japan.

21:17They are Japanese cities.

21:18And the last group, Husky and so on.

21:20Breeds of dog.

21:22They are all dog breeds.

21:23So that is all the groups, all the connections,

21:25plus the bonus, that is the maximum of ten points.

21:28Let's bring in their opponents now and give them the other wall.

21:31Keyboard Warriors, your opponents have left the lion for you.

21:34You've got two and a half minutes to solve it.

21:36Starting now.

21:38OK. Skinny Dipping.

21:40W.H. Smith.

21:41Corfe Castle.

21:42I don't know.

21:43Carrey Ferguson is Northern Ireland.

21:44So you've got castles.

21:45OK.

21:46Carrey Ferguson is this one?

21:47No.

21:48Greg Smith.

21:49Ascot is in Berkshire.

21:50W.H. Smith.

21:51Yeah.

21:52Dickey Smith.

21:53Greg Smith, maybe.

21:54Sween looks like there's a letter missing for or it's an anagram.

21:58The Sweeney, I suppose.

22:00Right.

22:01Bowbells.

22:02Windsor Castle.

22:03Legoland Windsor.

22:04Bait Beams.

22:05Bait Beams.

22:06OK.

22:07Is there any more Dipping?

22:08Dirt.

22:09Dipping.

22:10Skinny Dipping.

22:11What's the nip of that Kidwell?

22:12Skipper and Boy Towns?

22:13Yeah.

22:14They could have Skipper without the S at the beginning.

22:16Is there a word thing here?

22:17So Sweeney, it's got we in it, so a word for small.

22:21Right.

22:22Royal Ascot.

22:23Royal.

22:24Any other Royals?

22:25Royal Windsor.

22:26OK.

22:27Gen X.

22:28Gen Z.

22:29There are different castles in there.

22:30Dickie Bow.

22:31Yeah.

22:32Dickie Bow.

22:33OK.

22:34Is there just one castle that we're missing?

22:36Quick.

22:37Quick.

22:38We tried that one.

22:39We're going to keep trying the castles in the scene.

22:42Greg Castle.

22:43There's a person called Castle.

22:44Oh, that's a good challenge.

22:45It's definitely Smith.

22:46Sure.

22:47Greg Smith, W.H. Smith, Dickie Smith.

22:49Have you tried those?

22:50Stringy, Sweeney.

22:51What was it?

22:52Sorry, Greg Smith.

22:53W.H. Smith.

22:54You've got a minute left.

22:55What's another Smith?

22:56Full of beans.

22:57Full of beans.

22:58Anything to do with coffee?

22:59Skinny latte, beans in a coffee.

23:00What's skin?

23:01It's got kin in it.

23:02And it's got in as well, another word for a hotel.

23:03It's got skin at the start.

23:04So have you got any other body parts?

23:05You've got skin, wind, bee, core.

23:06Yeah.

23:07I don't know.

23:08It's got any other bones in there.

23:09Can you?

23:10Expo, Gen X.

23:11Gen X something Y.

23:12Yeah.

23:13And that's got some water heater.

23:14OK.

23:15Cotswower, baby sweet.

23:16Can you?

23:17Can you?

23:18Can you?

23:19Can you?

23:20Can you?

23:21Can you?

23:22Can you?

23:23Can you?

23:24Can you?

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23:27Can you?

23:28Can you?

23:29Can you?

23:30Can you?

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23:32Can you?

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23:34Can you?

23:35Can you?

23:36Can you?

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23:38Can you?

23:39Can you?

23:40Can you?

23:41Can you?

23:42Can you?

23:43Can you try?

23:44Can you?

23:45OK.

23:46Oh, no.

23:47The time's up and the wall has frozen.

23:51I'm sorry.

23:52What a horrid one.

23:53But I think you're going to know some of the connections when you see the wall.

23:56Let's resolve it.

23:57Don't just shake it.

23:58There we are.

23:59String, bow, kipper, ascot.

24:02Ties.

24:03They are ties.

24:04Bow tie, kipper tie, they're all ties.

24:08And the next group.

24:09Sween, Carrick, Fergus, Gorich.

24:12Are they the castles?

24:13They are castles around Britain.

24:15Gorich Castle, I think, is where they filmed I'm a Celebrity during lockdown in North Wales.

24:19OK.

24:20The next group.

24:21Dickie, WH and so on.

24:23They're the Smiths.

24:24Windsor Smith is the actor, isn't it?

24:26Unfortunately.

24:27I mean, I'm sure somewhere in the world there'll be somebody called Smith with that name.

24:31It's the most common name there is.

24:33But famously, Davises.

24:35Dickie Davis, WH Davis, the early 20th century poet.

24:41Greg Davis, taskmaster.

24:42Greg Davis and Windsor Davis from an eight and a half hot one.

24:45And the last group.

24:46Dirt, beans and so on.

24:48I don't know.

24:49It could be tins or coffee things.

24:50I've got coffee.

24:51No, I don't think it is.

24:53That's the best we've got, I think.

24:54I can't give you long.

24:55I'm going to say dish, as in dish the dirt.

24:58No, but you're so unlucky because think of that phrase, what does it mean?

25:02It's all just slang for information, for gossip.

25:05Dish the dirt, spill the beans, the skinny, the gen.

25:08It's just slang for information.

25:10OK.

25:11But you did give me two connections, so you're getting two points.

25:15Let's have a look at the scores going into the final round.

25:19The Jive Bunnies have 14 points.

25:22The Keyboard Warriors have 15 points.

25:25So there's been a big change after the wall.

25:27Very exciting.

25:28If your blood pressure could take that, why not go to the website?

25:31bbc.co.uk slash onlyconnect to find out how to apply.

25:36It's much closer than it looked like it was going to be.

25:39Fingers on buzzers, teams, to see who stays in the competition.

25:43The first group of disguised clues are all words with a silent P.

25:52Jive Bunnies?

25:53Psychology.

25:54Not it, I'm afraid.

25:55Keyboard Warriors, do you know?

25:57Psychological.

25:58That's right.

25:59You're missing an L.

26:00Next clue.

26:02Jive Bunnies?

26:03Pterodactyl.

26:04Correct.

26:07Keyboard Warriors?

26:08Pseudon.

26:09Correct.

26:10Warriors?

26:11Coo.

26:12Well done.

26:13Next category, hot phrases.

26:21Bunnies?

26:22Sell like hot things.

26:23Yes, it is.

26:27Bunnies?

26:28Uh...

26:29Too hot to have them.

26:30OK, a bit quicker, please.

26:32Next clue.

26:34Warriors?

26:35Strike while the iron's hot.

26:37Correct.

26:42Warriors?

26:43Hot under the collar.

26:44Correct.

26:45Next category, cold phrases.

26:49Jive Bunnies?

26:50Snow cold sober.

26:51Correct.

26:56Jive Bunnies?

26:57As cold as ice.

26:58Correct.

27:03Keyboard Warriors?

27:04Make your blood run cold.

27:05Correct.

27:09Bunnies?

27:10Give someone the cold shoulder.

27:11Yes, it is.

27:12Next category.

27:16No more categories for the bell has gone for the end of the quiz.

27:20Well, that was a hot and cold thrust of competition.

27:24Very well done, all of you.

27:26Keyboard Warriors.

27:27The good news is you've avoided a tie break.

27:30The other good news is you've won this episode.

27:3321 points to you.

27:34Very well done.

27:36Jive Bunnies, you finish on 19.

27:38But I must say that's one of the more heroic comebacks we've ever seen on this show.

27:43Incredible.

27:44You were almost in the dust and then just powered through the wall, fought through the missing vows to make a really close final score.

27:52I am sorry to be losing you in the competition.

27:55And now, if you can take any more excitement, here's some Milton.

28:03With vain attempt, him the almighty power hurled headlong flaming from the ethereal sky,

28:08with hideous ruin and combustion down to bottomless perdition,

28:13there to dwell in adamantine chains and penal fire,

28:17who durst defy the omnipotent to arms.

28:21And on that dramatic note,

28:24we'll see you next week.

28:38Bye.

28:39Bye.

28:40Bye.

28:41Bye.

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