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Beat the Chasers Season 8 Episode 5
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00:00MUSIC
00:23Hello and welcome to Beat the Chasers.
00:26CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
00:28And here they are.
00:30The Menace.
00:32The Governance.
00:34The Cinnamon.
00:36The Pixel.
00:38The Beast.
00:40And The Dark Destroyer.
00:42CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
00:45Thank you so much.
00:47And there they are.
00:48And for everyone watching in HD,
00:50there's a helpline at the end of the show.
00:52LAUGHTER
00:53Now, you are all role models for everyone out there
00:55who wants to be weird and tedious.
00:58LAUGHTER
00:59Who are your role models?
01:01Governess.
01:02Well, mine would have to be Boudicca.
01:04She was fierce, I'm fierce.
01:07She was independent, I'm independent.
01:10She fought the Romans, I got barred from Pizza Hut.
01:13LAUGHTER
01:14We are the same. Menace.
01:16My role model, Brad, has to be your agent.
01:18How they keep a straight face is beyond me.
01:21LAUGHTER
01:23Unnecessary.
01:24Cinnamon.
01:25Well, it's obvious, really.
01:26I'm a gay, Hindu, atheist, disabled, comedian,
01:29doctor and quizzer.
01:30It's obviously Jeremy Clarkson.
01:32LAUGHTER
01:33APPLAUSE
01:40Here you have it.
01:41All right.
01:42Tonight we have contestants from across the country
01:44who think they can beat the Chasers.
01:46Can they? Let's get started and find out.
01:48Please join me.
01:49It's Vic from Manchester.
01:51CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
01:57I bet she didn't call herself Victoria
01:59but she shortened it so that it's left high on the board.
02:01Welcome.
02:02Let me see you.
02:07Welcome, Vic, from Manchester.
02:08What do you do in Manchester?
02:09So I work in early careers,
02:10so with apprentices and vet graduates.
02:12I also have a side hustle.
02:14I'm a Disney princess for children's parties.
02:16Good for you.
02:17I know.
02:18All right, that's great.
02:19What princesses do you play?
02:20Elsa, Belle.
02:21I've recently got Glinda from Wicked.
02:22Yeah.
02:23So, yeah, so all the ones that are really popular.
02:25Good for you.
02:26I try and get my boyfriend to play Olaf and he says no.
02:28All right.
02:29If you're into money, what would you like to do with it?
02:30So, recently got engaged.
02:31Congratulations.
02:32So you might call my boyfriend.
02:33He is my fiancé now.
02:34Yes.
02:35So, put it towards the wedding, honeymoon on safari.
02:37Is he here with you tonight?
02:38He's not, no.
02:39He works, so he couldn't come with me.
02:40Right, understood.
02:41So, and I'm having a night away.
02:42Yeah, good for you.
02:43Before I get tied down to him forever, so.
02:48All right.
02:49Well, look, you're going to need some money for all that.
02:50Yes.
02:51You say you want the marriage, the honeymoon?
02:52Yes.
02:53When would you like to go on honeymoon?
02:54We'd like to go on a safari.
02:55Right.
02:56So, don't know where, don't know really where does safaris,
02:58but yes, we're on a safari.
02:59I want to see a baby lion.
03:00Okay, let's do that.
03:01This part of the show is called The Cash Builder.
03:02I'm going to ask you five multiple choice questions.
03:05Are you ready?
03:06I'm ready, yes.
03:07Don't get the first one wrong.
03:08Okay.
03:09Let's play.
03:12Here's the first question.
03:15A computer or person able to perform complex operations
03:19is called a number what?
03:21A. Popper.
03:22B. Slurper.
03:24C. Cruncher.
03:29Okay, as much as I would love to be one of the others
03:31because they're hilarious.
03:32I'm going to go for C. Cruncher.
03:33Cruncher.
03:34Is that the correct answer?
03:37It is well played.
03:38One thousand times.
03:41Here's the next question.
03:44Short-term problems that occur at the early stages of a new project
03:47are described as what type of troubles?
03:49A. Burping.
03:50B. Teething.
03:51C. Weaning.
03:53I think it's B. Teething.
03:54Yeah, teething troubles, yeah.
03:55Is that the correct answer?
03:56Well played.
03:57Two grand.
03:58Next question.
03:59Here we go.
04:00Which of these songs does not feature the name of the act that recorded it?
04:14A. Midnight at the Oasis.
04:17B. Killer Queen.
04:19C. Who are you?
04:24Okay, so I know it's not B because I know that's a song by Queen.
04:29Um...
04:30I'm going to go A. Midnight at Oasis.
04:32You say Midnight at the Oasis.
04:33Let's have a look.
04:34Is that the correct answer?
04:36Oh!
04:37It is the night at Oasis.
04:39APPLAUSE
04:42Okay, three grand thus far.
04:43Let's see if we can make it to four.
04:45Here's your question.
04:46Only a mania.
04:48It's a compulsive urge to do what?
04:50A. Buy things.
04:52B. Hide things.
04:54Or C. Clean things.
04:59Okay, so I'm not 100%.
05:01Um...
05:03I'm going to go A. Buy things.
05:04I'm not sure, but that's what's drawing me in.
05:06Okay, is that the correct answer?
05:08For four grand...
05:10Oh, my God!
05:11Well played.
05:12APPLAUSE
05:134,000 pounds.
05:15Okay, where does that come from?
05:17Only a mania.
05:18Governess.
05:19Probably Greek.
05:20Greek?
05:21It's usually Greek.
05:22Is it?
05:23OK.
05:24It's our way of saying,
05:25we don't know, Brad.
05:26Move on, please.
05:27All Greek tours.
05:28All Greek tours.
05:29Okay, here's your next question.
05:31These offers will be big.
05:33Which of Manchester United's Holy Trinity scored most goals for the club?
05:38A. George Best.
05:40B. Dennis Law.
05:41C. Bobby Charlton.
05:45Oh, my dad's a United fan.
05:47He hasn't told me I should know this.
05:48I'm just going to go.
05:49I don't know.
05:50I'm going to go C because my grandad Fred, and I love him,
05:52he looks like Bobby Charlton.
05:53Right.
05:54OK.
05:55And he does, so I've got to go with that.
05:56I have no clue.
05:57You've put C, Bobby Charlton.
05:58Yeah.
05:59Is that the right answer?
06:00Oh, my God!
06:02CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
06:04Very good.
06:05OK.
06:06£5,000.
06:07Fantastic job.
06:09Time to face the chasers.
06:11Really fine.
06:12CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
06:14OK, put some time on the clock.
06:1660 seconds each.
06:17Chasers are going to make you offers of a time advantage
06:20and money.
06:21You've got to choose which one fits you.
06:23Yeah.
06:24Now, if you want to play for the five grand,
06:25which is a lot of money...
06:26Yeah, yeah.
06:27OK, you under the cash builder,
06:28you've only got to take on two chasers.
06:30Right.
06:31Those two chasers are...
06:32OK, it's The Menace and The Dark Destroyer.
06:34Dark Destroyer.
06:35We want 38 seconds on our clock.
06:3822.
06:39Ooh, look at that.
06:40That is beautiful.
06:41What a start.
06:42Who's the third chaser, please?
06:43Come on, Vixen.
06:45We want...
06:46We want 40 seconds on our clock.
06:49You'll be playing three of us for £25,000.
06:53CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
06:59Pull off the chaser, please.
07:01Right, come on, Vixen.
07:03We want 42 seconds on our clock,
07:06and you'll be playing for £50,000.
07:09CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
07:14OK.
07:15You've got The Governance and The Cinnaman to go.
07:17Which one would you rather not see?
07:19It's not that I would rather not see,
07:20but I just love Anne.
07:21I think she's a queen and an icon.
07:23So it's got to be Anne, then.
07:24Let's see.
07:25All right.
07:26It's The Cinnaman.
07:27Not the queen you were looking for.
07:29LAUGHTER
07:30APPLAUSE
07:39We want 46...
07:41Wow!
07:42..seconds on the clock.
07:44But for that, you'll be playing for £100,000.
07:48CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
07:49Oh, God.
07:50For all the things you've got to do...
07:51Yeah.
07:52..what do you think you need?
07:53So what would pay for it all would be the £25.
07:54OK.
07:55Would pay for it all.
07:56And that gives you a 20-second time advantage.
07:57Yeah.
07:58All right?
07:59Yeah.
08:00But still, £100,000 is...
08:01Yeah.
08:02..I'm not a gambler.
08:03I don't know!
08:04Um...
08:05Gamble!
08:06No, no, no, no!
08:07Don't sign me out!
08:08You can do it!
08:09No, I can't.
08:10I can't.
08:11OK.
08:1225 grand.
08:1340 seconds.
08:1425 grand.
08:1540 seconds.
08:16Yeah.
08:17CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
08:19So, £25,000, 40 seconds.
08:21CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
08:23So, £25,000, 40 seconds.
08:24CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
08:26So, £25,000, you're taking on The Vixen, Dark Destroyer and The Menace.
08:34Yep.
08:35And you've got a 20-second time advantage.
08:37Mm-hm.
08:38Let's see if you can, Vic.
08:39OK.
08:40Beat those chasers.
08:49OK, here we go.
08:50Vic, this is how it works.
08:51Yep.
08:52Your clock will start counting down when I ask you the first question.
08:55If you get it correct, your clock will stop.
08:57At which point, I go to the chasers.
08:58Their clock will start.
08:59I ask them a question, they get it right, it stops,
09:02and then I come back to you, and so on and so forth.
09:04If you get a question wrong, I stay with you until you get a question right.
09:07Run out of time before them, you go home with nothing,
09:09they run out of time before you, and you're going home with 30 grand.
09:12Yep.
09:13Ready?
09:14I'm ready.
09:15Vic, your clock starts counting down.
09:16Now, gammon is a cut of what meat?
09:19Pig.
09:20Correct.
09:21Chasers, the Quran was originally written in what language?
09:23Jenny.
09:24Arabic.
09:25Vic, insomnia is the inability to do what?
09:27Sleep.
09:28Correct.
09:29Chasers, none at us house, it's home to nurses and nuns in what TV drama?
09:32Darren.
09:33Hold a midwife.
09:34Oh, wrong person, answer.
09:35Nice.
09:36Alex Garland's novel, The Beach, is set in what country?
09:38Sean.
09:39Ireland.
09:40Correct.
09:41Vic, a fez hat is usually what colour?
09:43Red.
09:44Correct.
09:45Chasers, which West Side Story character sings,
09:47Something's Coming?
09:49Jenny.
09:50Tony.
09:51Vic, someone born on April Fool's Day is what star sign?
09:54Taurus.
09:55Aries.
09:56Polly Toynbee is a regular writer for what daily newspaper?
09:59Pass.
10:00The Guardian.
10:01What baseball fielding position is abbreviated as SS?
10:04Pass.
10:05Shortstop, which Scandinavian dramatist wrote The Pillars of Society?
10:08Pass.
10:09Gibson.
10:10The Caledonian Canal links the North Sea with what ocean?
10:12Atlantic.
10:13Correct.
10:14Chasers, at Greggs, what sweet treat is a glazed ring?
10:17Jenny.
10:18Donut.
10:19Correct.
10:20Vic, what tide occurs near the time of new and full moons?
10:22Long.
10:23Spring tide.
10:24Which Frenchman abdicated for a second time July 1815?
10:27Napoleon.
10:28Correct.
10:29Chasers, in the human body, what's measured in millimetres of mercury?
10:32Darren.
10:33Blood pressure.
10:34Correct.
10:35Vic, what American toy retailer was founded by Charles Lazarus?
10:38Hanley's.
10:39Toys R Us.
10:40In Mark's Gospel, who was crucified at nine in the morning?
10:42Jesus.
10:43Correct.
10:44Chasers, Seelie is a main character in what Alice Walker novel?
10:47Sean.
10:48Harry Pebble.
10:49Correct.
10:50Vic, what German car brand makes the T-Rock SUV?
10:51BMW.
10:52Volkswagen.
10:53In the Narnia novels, who's the oldest Pevensey child?
10:55William Peter!
10:56CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
10:57You knew Peter.
10:58You knew Peter!
10:59I knew Volkswagen as well.
11:00I didn't know that.
11:01You knew Volkswagen.
11:02I drive the Volkswagen!
11:03You drove Volkswagen, I drove Volkswagen.
11:05I drive Volkswagen instead, BMW.
11:06I know.
11:07A bit under pressure.
11:08I did.
11:09Brilliant performance.
11:10Vixen?
11:11You knew
11:13You knew Volkswagen
11:17Said BMW bit under pressure brilliant performance Vixen two seconds
11:23No, but gone for the five if you had gone for the lower amounts
11:28I wouldn't have been in there to do that wrong person answer. So my other two colleagues may still yeah
11:34So you took us about as close as you possibly could yeah, I think you chose absolutely the right amount
11:40I really did but please don't be upset. I do apologize. You have been beaten by the Chasers
11:56Well there you go what a fantastic performance I'm sure you'll agree however next up to try and beat the Chasers
12:02Please join me. It's Steven from Huddersfield
12:10Oh
12:20You look fantastic, let me tell you something about this suit go on that suit. I had a sort of
12:26Landmark birthday just a couple of months ago. I bought this suit for the party a landmark birthday. How old are you 80?
12:32Seriously, yeah
12:34Well
12:38Okay, if you were to win some money tonight, what would you do with it? I need a new set of teeth
12:44Oh, I see you
12:49Why is your teeth about is all that KFC you've been eating and no
12:52Years of neglect. Okay, well, let's get you a new set of gnashes. That would be lovely, but I mean, carry it on
13:01Okay
13:02On a lower scale
13:07On a lower scale, I'd quite like to cruise on the Danube. Oh, yeah. Yeah, Danube is beautiful
13:14All right. Well, look, I wish you luck. Now Steven, you're gonna need some money to play up against the Chasers
13:20I'm going to ask you five multiple choice questions. I get the first one wrong. You know the rules
13:24I do are out. We'll keep going until you get one wrong. Are you ready? Yes, please. All right, let's play
13:30Who is the youngest person to be named Time magazine's person of the year is it a
13:46Charles Lindbergh B Mark Zuckerberg or see Greta Thunberg
13:52What do you think? Well, thank goodness the last one came up see Greta Thunberg Greta Thunberg is that the correct answer?
14:09You're playing well, I've got to say oh, thanks bargain bucket
14:15Here's next question
14:17I
14:19Unveiled in 2024 the new logo of the London Museum features a splat of what a
14:27tomato ketchup be blue paint see pigeon poo
14:36I think this is tough good job. I won't your first one. Yes, it is a good job. Hmm
14:41I'm going to say a tomato ketchup. Is it a tomato ketchup?
14:47It's wrong. No, not the right answer. Let's see if the right answer is
14:53Pigeon poo really okay cinnamon. Yeah a pigeon poo is like the poo of a bird called the pigeon
15:06Look we have a thousand pounds Steven. All right. Yeah, it's time to face the chasers
15:10Okay
15:14Okay, here we go put some time on the clocks, please 60 seconds on your clock 60 seconds on their clock now
15:21Then if you want to play for the money you want in the cash builder you take on two chases automatically and those two chases are
15:27The governess and the cinnaman governess we want
15:3242 seconds on our clock
15:3442 seconds an 18 second time advantage now if you wish to take on three chases your third chaser will be
15:41Okay, it's the vixen
15:43Steven if you want to waltz on down the Danube this is the one for you
15:48We want 46 seconds on our clock and you play for 10,000 pounds
15:53Not bad, okay three chases
15:5540 second time advantage if you wish to take on four chases who will the fourth chaser be please?
16:01Okay, it's the menace
16:02Steven here's an offer you can get your new teeth into
16:05We want 48 seconds on our clock, but you'll be playing for 20,000
16:10Okay
16:15We've only got the beast and the dark destroyer left mm-hmm who do you not want to take on out of those two?
16:21Least I would like to take on mark. You'd like to take on the beast the least. Yes. Well, let's find out who is the fifth chaser?
16:32PC boy offers, please we want 49
16:35seconds on our clock and you'll be playing for 40,000
16:46If I take two chases, yes, I'll go home with a thousand I have a chance a reasonable chance to go home with thousand pounds
16:54I didn't that before the rest I think would be to throw away that chance
16:58You would yes, so you happy with a thousand pounds. I think I could beat two chases you do yes
17:04So the point of coming on this show was what the experience
17:21Brilliant you're taking on the cinnamon and the governess a thousand pounds. You ready? Yes. All right
17:26I wish you luck so even I really do it's time to face the chases
17:33Okay, here we go this is how it works
17:39If you run out of time before the chases you go home with nothing
17:42But if the chases run out of time before you you go home with a thousand pounds. Are you ready? Yes
17:47Your clock starts counting down
17:50Now Christopher Ocolombo is the Italian name of which Explorer Christopher Columbus correct chases what stringed instrument features on the royal standard?
17:58I'm hot correct Stephen. How many hurts are in a killer hurts?
18:03Thousand correct chases in boxing. What does the team TKO stand for? Oh technical correct?
18:09Stephen Dylan Mayer is the wife of which Twilight actress us Kristen Stewart in the UK Easter Falls in what season?
18:17Spring correct chases which actor won an Oscar for the 80s film glory? Oh
18:21Denzel Washington correct Stephen what condiment is named from the French for sour wine?
18:27Salt vinegar and the Jinsky was famous for what form of dance?
18:32Ballet correct chases in Monopoly. What color is Vine Street? Oh orange correct? Stephen Max George was a singer in which boy band?
18:40Um pass the wanted a V and cowl are types of what part of a jumper?
18:48Neck correct chases what country stamps have the name Hellas on them? Oh grease correct Stephen who created the character Snoopy?
18:57Pass Charles M. Schultz
18:59Tay Lordle is a word game for fans of which pop star?
19:03Pass Taylor Swift
19:05What creatures live in a formicry? Ants correct chases what does the E and E bike stand for? Oh
19:12Electric correct Stephen before the year dot is a memoir of which soap star?
19:19Time is up
19:26Yes
19:28Absolutely about dot cotton but the actress's name is June Brown all right bad luck though Stephen cinnamon
19:36Unlucky well played the good news is nobody really needs teeth anymore
19:42Take no notice Stephen. Thanks for coming on the show. Thank you. We'll see you soon, but you've been beaten by the chainsaw
19:47Stephen everybody
19:48Please take care of going back
19:52Never really got going, did we? No
19:57Now can anyone beat the chases find out after the break
20:00Thank you so much welcome back to beat the chases who's next to take on our SWAT team
20:20It is Jane from Maidstone. Where's Jane?
20:23Come on Jane
20:25There you go
20:26Right then Jane from Maidstone. What do you do in Maidstone? I'm a librarian a librarian
20:43Okay, Sean Wallace lives in libraries. He doesn't do Google doesn't got a computer. He hasn't got a phone
20:49He hasn't got anything in actual fact. He hasn't got a life
20:51Well, I have got a library card. Yeah, I've got a library card. Well done. Thank you. You can come in. Thank you
20:59Really excited now
21:06Okay, what hobbies do you have well my friend Mary Louise
21:09It's a big birthday this year right and she decided we need to do all kinds of new different weird things
21:13Okay, one of them going on telly right this is it. Well, no we applied for pointless
21:21Let me tell you not show like this you've actually got a chance of winning some money
21:26You know if you go on there you spend all week on it and you get away with about 30 quid fair play
21:32What do you want the money for?
21:34We've got lots and lots of animals in our garden right and we've got frogs
21:38But we don't have a pond and none of our neighbors have a pond so you want a pond. Yeah, all right
21:43Well, let's get you a pond for the frog. I wish you luck
21:45Multiple-choice questions each correct answer worth a thousand pounds. Don't get the first one wrong simple as that. Are you ready?
21:49Yes, let's play
21:55Here's your first question
21:59Who were kid creoles back in group a the limes be the coconuts see the melons
22:09They were the coconut coconuts. Yep, is that the right answer?
22:14Yes
22:16Thousand pounds
22:19Here's a question
22:21At the seaside what is spindrift is a a seabird be seashell or see sea spray
22:32Do not know
22:37Seashell you're saying seashell. Yeah, okay. Is that the one answer?
22:42Wrong answer the correct answer is
22:44Yeah, sea spray the governess
22:48I mean, it's just a silly word because you would never use it. Would you know nobody ever says?
22:53Oh, I just got smacked in the face by spindrift get someone goes what?
22:58What did you just oh sea spray? We'll say that man. Yeah, and I've got hit in the face by spindrift a couple of weeks ago
23:04But then that's my nickname for Ann, so
23:08This is what I'm saying
23:10Jane you have a thousand pounds it's time to face the chasers
23:13Here we go
23:14If you want to play for the money you've got in the cash builder you'll automatically take on two chases and those two chases are
23:28It's the menace and the dark destroyer menace. We want 40 seconds honor. Oh, that's only even 40 seconds in it
23:35That is cool, right? Okay, who's the third chaser, please?
23:44Governess we want 40 seconds on our clock. Oh, here we go, but you'll be playing for
23:5125,000
23:53Now we're talking fourth chaser, who's that?
24:01Okay, please go ahead. Oh Jane. We still want 40 seconds on our clock, but you'll be playing for
24:0950,000
24:16Here we go fifth chaser, please
24:18The vixen come on we want 40 seconds on our
24:24You'll play five of us for
24:2770,000 pounds
24:37What do you think well people always say it's about the time, right? Yeah, so let's go for five, please
24:48Oh
24:57Vixen based the governess dark destroyer and the menace
25:0170 grand with a 22nd time advantage. Let's see if you can beat those chases. Good luck, Jay
25:06You know how the show works right good luck for this I really mean it right Jane the clock starts counting down
25:21Now I do is a phrase most associated with what ceremony I didn't correct chases what Turkish airline is named after a legendary flying horse
25:29Dara Pegasus correct Jane the Chianti mountains are in what country it's a correct chases
25:35What Scottish golf course is known as the old lady Jenny's Andrews correct Jane the Gemini space program ended in what decade?
25:44Sixties are correct chases how many tournaments form the tennis grand slam sure more correct Jane who is the only US president awarded a purple heart?
25:52Pass it's Kennedy a pina is a cloth made from the leaves of what tropical plant Tom
26:00Pineapple on which joint of the body were trench watches worn?
26:04The rest correct chases white lodge is the lower school of what establishment and right ballet school correct Jane
26:11What is Rocky Balboa's proper first name?
26:15Pass Robert what continent has no cities?
26:18Antartica correct chases traditionally roast lamb is served with what herb sauce Jenny mint correct Jane Dean Stark is the German word for what weekday?
26:28Wednesday Tuesday in what film did Robin Williams disguise himself as a nanny this is out for correct chases what country fought Somalia and the long-running
26:36Ogden war
26:38And if you're being correct Jane what you be 40 hit includes the name of Jamaica's capital red red wine Kingston town
26:45What BBC radio station broadcasts brain of Britain a ready for correct chases what type of radiation is emr?
26:54Dara electromagnetic correct Jane the name of what dish comes from the Hungarian for cowboy
26:59Goulash Vixen that was so impressive you have such great breadth of knowledge that you
27:22Ran a team of five of the top quizzes in the country yeah that clothes you should be so so proud of yourself
27:34Jane I am so sorry you have been beaten by the chases
27:37Thank you so much
27:38Oh great
27:39That was great effort Jane
27:40Really well
27:41Very bad look Jane you played out really well
27:44Good honour
27:45Has anyone got what it takes to handle the Vixen maybe oven gloves and welding goggles?
27:50Find out after the break
27:52Thank you so much welcome back to beat the chases who's next to go head-to-head with our big heads
28:13It's Lorna from Keswick
28:15Oh careful love
28:19Oh blimey Lorna
28:23I thought you was going over there
28:24I thought you was going over there Laura
28:26I thought you were going over there Laura
28:27I thought you were going over there Laura
28:30I thought I was going to try and dart up the stairs and catch you there girl
28:32Welcome Keswick I pronounced it correctly
28:34Yeah Keswick I live in Keswick yes
28:35Catch you there, girl. Welcome.
28:38Keswick, I pronounced it correctly. Yeah, Keswick.
28:40I live in Keswick, yes. And where's that?
28:42It's up in the Lake District, North Lakes.
28:44Perfect, yeah. And what are you doing in Keswick?
28:46So I've got a guest house in Keswick. Right.
28:48But originally I had a guest house in Blackpool.
28:50Right. That's where I learnt my trade.
28:52Ah. As you know, Blackpool, if you can do it in Blackpool,
28:55you can do it anywhere. Yeah, that's what they say.
28:57And what do you do hobbies-wise?
28:59I look forward to the chase, I drink wine,
29:02and I play a lot of Candy Crush.
29:05All right, and if you win some money, what would you do with it?
29:08Well, 1974 was the first Eurovision final
29:11I got allowed to stay up to watch when ABBA won it.
29:14Yeah. And I've always wanted to go to a Eurovision final.
29:16Yes, me too. I'd love to do that.
29:18That's on my list as well. OK, let's see how we get on.
29:20Shall we? £1,000 each correct answer.
29:22Don't get the first one wrong. Here we go.
29:24Lorna, let's play.
29:31There's your first question, good luck.
29:33A small bit of a much larger problem
29:36is known as just the tip of the what?
29:39A. Jarlsberg. B. Iceberg.
29:42Or C. Battenberg.
29:47It's B. Iceberg.
29:48Yeah, Iceberg. Yeah, is that the correct answer?
29:50And it is...
29:53APPLAUSE
29:55£1,000.
29:56Sermen.
29:57Jarlsberg's are cheese, icebergs are lettuce,
30:00and Battenberg's are cake.
30:01And oddly enough, they're the three things in my fridge at the moment.
30:04Here's the next question.
30:06Next question.
30:07In 1952, which toy was introduced with a choice of two mouths, three hats, four noses, and two pairs of eyes?
30:16A. Action Man. B. Mr. Potato Head. Or C. Barbie.
30:21That's B. Mr. Potato Head.
30:26Mr. Potato Head, yes. Is that the correct answer?
30:29That's it, well done.
30:30APPLAUSE
30:31Two grand, well played.
30:33Here's the next question.
30:34Two grand on at the moment.
30:35Which of these coins has the largest number of sides?
30:42A. 20p. B. 50p. Or C. £1.
30:50I'm going to go with C. £1.
30:52C. £1. Is that the correct answer?
30:55It is, of course, well played.
30:59£3,000.
31:00Here's the next question.
31:03Which of these countries adopted its current name first?
31:07A. Iran. B. Burkina Faso. Or C. Sri Lanka.
31:16OK, this is a complete guess, so I'm going to go with A. Iran.
31:19OK, you've put Iran. Is that the correct answer?
31:23Yeah, it is, well played.
31:27£4,000.
31:29Here's your next question.
31:30Which Colin Firth film was directed by a US fashion designer?
31:37A. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy.
31:40B. A single man.
31:42C. The King's Speech.
31:47I'm going to say C. The King's Speech.
31:49Is that the correct answer?
31:52Wrong answer.
31:53The correct answer being...
31:55Single man.
31:56Single man.
31:57Who was it, Beastly?
31:58Tom Ford.
31:59Tom Ford.
32:00But you know what?
32:01Four grand, that's brilliant.
32:02Well played, Lorna.
32:04It is time to face the chasers.
32:05Let's go.
32:06CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
32:08Put the time on the clock.
32:0960 seconds each.
32:10There you go.
32:12If you want to play for the money you got in the cash builder, you take on two chasers automatically and those two chasers are...
32:19It's the cinema man and the vixen.
32:21Vixen.
32:22Lorna, we want 38 seconds on our clock.
32:26OK, thank you for that.
32:27Third chaser, who's that please?
32:29Dark Destroyer.
32:30We want 39 seconds on our clock and you'll be paying for £40,000.
32:36Thank you very much indeed.
32:37CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
32:43OK, fourth chaser.
32:45Menace.
32:46We want 40 seconds on our clock but you'll be playing for £60,000.
32:51CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
32:53Come on.
32:54CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
33:05We want 42 seconds on our clock.
33:08You'll be playing for £100,000!
33:10CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
33:12Come on!
33:20I have such respect for Dara,
33:23because he's just phenomenal in all the areas
33:27that I know nothing about.
33:29So I'm not going to go for four chases, I'm going to go for three.
33:32Three chases, £40,000. I think that's great.
33:35Dark Destroyer, The Vixen, The Cineman,
33:38£40,000 with a 21-second time advantage.
33:41You ready? Let's see if you can beat The Chasers.
33:43Come on, everyone, get the ice.
33:50You know the rules.
33:52Lorna, your clock starts counting down.
33:55Now, in the film, what farm animal was Babe?
33:58Pig. Correct.
34:00Chasers. Who designed the dome of St Peter's?
34:02Paul.
34:05Romante.
34:06Michelangelo.
34:08What's the only month that ends with the letter T?
34:10Paul.
34:11August.
34:12Correct.
34:13Lorna, what nationality is Formula One driver Pierre Gasly?
34:15French.
34:16Correct.
34:17Chasers.
34:18Alan Clarke's book, The Donkeys, is about what war?
34:20Sean.
34:21World War One.
34:22Correct.
34:23Lorna, which former Mr Universe became California governor?
34:26Arnold Schwarzenegger.
34:27Correct.
34:28Chasers.
34:29Rolling on the river is a line from what Tina Turner's single?
34:31Jenny.
34:32Proud Mary.
34:33Correct.
34:34Lorna, Barcelona is the capital of what Spanish region?
34:37Pass.
34:38Catalonia.
34:39In what process do plants produce glucose?
34:41Pass.
34:42Photosynthesis.
34:43Sheelite is an important ore of what metal?
34:46Iron.
34:47Tungsten.
34:48What was the Scottish regnal number of James I of England?
34:51Pass.
34:52Sixth.
34:53A Valpolicella is an Italian variety of what drink?
34:56Pass.
34:57Wine.
34:58What nationality is reggae musician Beanie Man?
35:01Pass.
35:02Jamaican.
35:03The Hoggham Mountains are in what desert?
35:05Sahara.
35:06Correct.
35:07Chasers.
35:08What Shakespeare work is known as the Scottish play?
35:10Jenny.
35:11Beth.
35:12Correct.
35:13Lorna, what's a mature female elephant called?
35:15Cow.
35:16Correct.
35:17Chasers.
35:18What German car company makes the Q7 SUV?
35:20Sean.
35:21Audi.
35:22Correct.
35:23Lorna, which of the armed forces has an eagle on its badge?
35:26RAF.
35:27Correct.
35:28Chasers.
35:29What Greek island was home to the poet Sappho?
35:31Who?
35:32Lesbos.
35:33Correct.
35:34Lorna, Paka Rabanne, create Jane Fonda's costume in what?
35:3696 days.
35:37Oh!
35:38Oh, my God!
35:40Oh, my God!
35:41Oh, my God!
35:42Oh, my God!
35:43Oh, no!
35:45Oh, no!
35:50Menace.
35:51People watching this at home would be going,
35:52Oh, that was terrible.
35:53They don't understand how hard it is to be where you're standing.
35:56And when that pressure is on you, your brain just stops working.
35:59You stop listening to questions.
36:01Luckily, you pulled yourself out of it because a lot of people just keep going.
36:04You were so desperately unlucky.
36:06I am so, so.
36:07Lorna, you played so, so well.
36:08But that's the way it goes.
36:09You've been beaten by the chasers.
36:12Give her regards to lovely Keswick.
36:13God bless you.
36:14Cheers.
36:19Well played, Lorna.
36:20What a game.
36:23Can anyone beat the crew of HMS Tedious?
36:26We'll find out after the break.
36:28Thank you very much and welcome back to Beat the Chasers.
36:46Next up, it's Oli from London.
36:52Come on, Oli.
36:57I'm glad I'm going to enjoy this.
36:596-4.
37:00Hospital.
37:01Great to see you, Nathan.
37:02Good to see you.
37:03Good to see you.
37:04Good run, Oli.
37:06From London, what do you do for a living, Oli?
37:08I'm a technical writer.
37:09I produce documentation for natural catastrophe models.
37:12What is that specifically?
37:15Likelihood of hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires,
37:18that kind of stuff.
37:19Looking at how likely they are, what their effects might be.
37:22Oh, wow.
37:23OK.
37:24What do you do for hobbies?
37:25What are you up to?
37:26Well, I don't mind a bit of sailing.
37:28Right.
37:29I spent a year living on a boat when I crossed the Pacific.
37:32Oh.
37:33Yeah.
37:34So...
37:35How long did that take?
37:36Best part of six months.
37:37And I did it twice.
37:40Because you had to get back, I suppose.
37:42Yeah, there's that element.
37:43What have you got there?
37:44What do I do now?
37:45Bit like Florence.
37:46Yeah, turn around.
37:47I went back again.
37:48OK.
37:49If you win some money, what are you going to do with it?
37:50Oh, I just got married.
37:51Don't blame me.
37:52What are you looking at me for?
37:53No.
37:56We ended up having two ceremonies.
37:57Well, of course you did.
37:58Because we've got family in Romania,
38:00we've got family in the UK,
38:01so we want to make sure that everyone sees something
38:03that looks like a wedding.
38:04OK.
38:05OK.
38:06What's that got to do with the fact
38:07that you've come in here for money?
38:08Because...
38:09If you've already done it,
38:10you've already spent the money.
38:11It's twice as much stress,
38:12it's twice as much planning,
38:13it's twice as much cost,
38:14and there's nil honeymoon.
38:15Right.
38:16So I quite like...
38:17Quite like to raise some money for that.
38:18Honeymoon it is.
38:19Where do you want to go on the honeymoon?
38:20We were thinking Japan.
38:21OK.
38:22Fair enough.
38:23Let's go.
38:24Japan it is.
38:25Right, you'll need money to go to Japan.
38:26Here we go.
38:27Alright, Ollie.
38:28Let's play.
38:29APPLAUSE
38:30Here's your first question.
38:35The delicacy caviar comes from the eggs of what creature?
38:38A. Sturgeon.
38:39B. Shrimp.
38:40C. Shark.
38:41I'm pretty comfortable with this one.
38:42I think it's A. Sturgeon.
38:43Sturgeon.
38:44Correct answer is...
38:45Absolutely, Sturgeon.
38:46APPLAUSE
38:47£1,000.
39:02I used to be that tall.
39:04LAUGHTER
39:06This is your next question.
39:23Yeah, pretty happy with this one as well.
39:25I'm going to go C, oval.
39:27OK, correct answer is...
39:31C, oval.
39:33APPLAUSE
39:35OK, here's next question.
39:38Which of these sports people,
39:41one, I'm a celebrity, get me out of here first?
39:44A, Carl Fogarty.
39:46B, Jill Scott.
39:48C, Phil Tufnel.
39:54Less comfortable with this one.
39:56I feel like Jill Scott was quite recent.
39:59It's a guess between the others.
40:02Yep.
40:03I think I'm going to go for C, Phil Tufnel.
40:05Yep, Tuffers.
40:06Is that the right answer?
40:08Absolutely well played.
40:09APPLAUSE
40:103,000 pounds.
40:13Here's your next question.
40:16It was Love at First Sight is the opening line of which famous novel?
40:20A, Catch-22.
40:22B, Gone With The Wind.
40:23C, To Kill A Mockingbird.
40:30It's my favourite book.
40:32It's A, Catch-22, Joseph Heller.
40:35Is that the correct answer?
40:37APPLAUSE
40:414,000 pounds.
40:45Good luck.
40:46Here comes your fifth question.
40:49Which of these is a friend and advisor to the Marvel comic book hero,
40:54Jessica Jones?
40:56Is it A, Will Barrow, B, Russell Sprout, or C, Malcolm Powder?
41:07There is something in the back of my head that says that he was called Malcolm.
41:12And without anything else to go on, I'm going to go C, Malcolm Powder.
41:17Rhymes with talcum powder.
41:19It does, but I don't think that's much of a clue.
41:21No.
41:22Is Malcolm Powder the correct answer for five grand?
41:285,000 pounds.
41:30That was brilliant.
41:32That was brilliant.
41:33What a flyer.
41:34Five grand.
41:35This is going to be interesting.
41:36Oh, now they know they're in for a game here.
41:38Good, good, good.
41:39The victors are rubbing their hands.
41:40This is going to be great.
41:41Five grand.
41:42Oli, it is now time to face the chasers.
41:45Let's go.
41:52This is all for money, for a honeymoon and everything, isn't it?
41:54Yeah.
41:55Your wife with you?
41:56Yeah.
41:57She's just up there.
41:58What's her name, sorry?
41:59Iwan.
42:00Iwan.
42:01All right, now then.
42:02Let's put some time on the clock.
42:0460 seconds each.
42:05Now, if you want to play for the money, you want a cash board of five grand, by the way.
42:09You will take on two chasers automatically, and those two chasers are...
42:12It is the governess and the Dark Destroyer.
42:15OK, here we go, Dark Destroyer.
42:16First off front.
42:17We want 40 seconds on our clock.
42:19OK.
42:2020-second time advantage.
42:22Third chaser, who's that?
42:24All right, it's the beast.
42:26Go ahead.
42:27We want 42 seconds on the clock, and you'll be playing for £25,000.
42:34OK.
42:35The fourth chaser, who will it be?
42:42It's the menace.
42:43Go ahead.
42:44We want 44 seconds on our clock, but you'll be playing for £50,000.
42:50APPLAUSE
42:55And the fifth chaser, please.
42:57It's the cinema.
42:58Oli, you're obviously a clever guy.
43:00If you don't take this offer and then win easily, you may always regret not being more brave.
43:05If you do take this offer and lose, you may always regret being too brave.
43:09Do you know what?
43:10It's a catch-22 situation.
43:12APPLAUSE
43:14Play five of us.
43:20We only want 46 seconds on the clock, and you'll be playing for £100,000.
43:32That was tricky.
43:33Yeah.
43:34I think there's some really good offers on there.
43:36Yeah, brilliant.
43:37And I think I can beat four chasers.
43:40Woo!
43:41Well done.
43:44APPLAUSE
43:45All right, four chasers you're taking on.
43:47The Menace, The Beast, The Governess and The Dark Destroyer.
43:51You've got a 16-second time advantage, and you're going for £50,000.
43:55Oli, it's time to see if you can beat the chasers.
43:59Good luck, buddy.
44:00Good luck, buddy.
44:01Good luck, buddy.
44:02Good luck!
44:03Come on, Oli!
44:05APPLAUSE
44:09You know the rules.
44:11Oli, your clock starts counting down.
44:14Now.
44:15Complete the saying, you should practice what you...
44:17Preach.
44:18Correct.
44:19Chasers.
44:20The French district, Madoc, is known for what drink?
44:21Anne.
44:22Wine.
44:23Correct.
44:24Oli, reading and bifocals are types of what accessories?
44:26Classes.
44:27Correct.
44:28Chasers.
44:29The town of Nokia is in what Nordic country?
44:30Dara.
44:31Finland.
44:32Correct.
44:33Oli, what does NBD stand for on internet chat?
44:36No big deal.
44:37Correct.
44:38Chasers.
44:39In blackjack, what card can be worth one or eleven?
44:40Mark.
44:41Ace.
44:42Correct.
44:43Oli, on TV, who played Perry in Harry Enfield and Chums?
44:46Kathy Burke.
44:47Correct.
44:48Chasers.
44:49The A350 aircraft is made by what plane company?
44:51Dara.
44:52Airbus.
44:53Correct.
44:54Oli, what is Winnie the Pooh's favourite food?
44:55Honey.
44:56Correct.
44:57Chasers.
44:58Which Australian snooker player was known as Steady Eddie?
45:00Mark.
45:01Correct.
45:02Oli, which English city is home to the Walker Art Gallery?
45:05Pass.
45:06Liverpool.
45:07In what occupation would you walk the beat?
45:09Policeman.
45:10Correct.
45:11Chasers.
45:12Simon Hughes was deputy leader of what party?
45:13Mark.
45:14Liberal party.
45:15Liberal Democrats.
45:16What cartoon town is the rival of Shelbyville?
45:18Dara.
45:19Springfield.
45:20Correct.
45:21Oli, TS Eliot won a Nobel Prize in what category?
45:23Literature.
45:24Correct.
45:25Chasers.
45:26In Greek myth, who tried to rescue Eurydice from Hades?
45:28Anne.
45:29Orpheus.
45:30Oli, Rico and Tony are characters in what Barry Mandelow song?
45:32Pass.
45:33It's Copacabana.
45:34What kind of twins share exactly the same DNA?
45:37Pass.
45:38Identical twins.
45:39Which character did Jason Isaacs play in the Harry Potter films?
45:42This is Malpoy.
45:43Correct.
45:44Chasers.
45:45What are the only big cats to regularly live in a group?
45:47Dara.
45:48Lions.
45:49Oli, which Austrian coined the term psychoanalysis?
45:52Freud.
45:53Correct!
45:54Yeah!
45:55Yeah!
45:56Yeah!
45:57Yeah!
45:58Yeah!
45:59Yeah!
46:00Yeah!
46:01Yeah!
46:02Thank you very much.
46:03And you know, it's not much, yeah.
46:04Some honeymoon, that.
46:05It is indeed.
46:06I tell you what, it's enough money, you can even invite me along to sing a song for you.
46:10CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
46:16Some honeymoon, that.
46:18It is indeed.
46:19I tell you what, it's enough money,
46:21you can even invite me along to sing a song for you.
46:23We'll swap details afterwards.
46:25Thanks, mate.
46:26Do us all a favour and fly to Japan, don't sail there.
46:30If you bring in Brad, don't include his drinks,
46:32you'll bankrupt you.
46:34What about that?
46:35Congratulations, Oli.
46:36That is absolutely fantastic.
46:3750 grand, mate.
46:39You've beaten the Chasers.
46:41What about that?
46:43Brilliant joy.
46:44Well, that is it for tonight,
46:47but we'll be back next time to find out
46:49if anyone, just like Oli,
46:51thinks they've got what it takes to beat the Chasers
46:53from all of us here,
46:54and, of course, Oli and Iwana.
46:56Good night and God bless.
46:58Thank you very much.
47:09Potato.
47:27Potato.
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