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00:00Hello and welcome to Celebrity Mastermind with me, Clive Myrie.
00:23In the spotlight tonight are actress Sally-Ann Matthews, best known for Coronation Street,
00:29who will be answering questions on the film and stage musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
00:34TV and radio presenter Yinka Bikini, her specialist subject is sharks.
00:38Comedian Felicity Ward, her subject is the American band Pixies and Michael Bradley.
00:44From the punk band The Undertones, his subject is the classic film It's a Wonderful Life.
00:49They might be the bee's knees and top of the tree in their own walks of life.
00:58Success is nothing new for our four celebrity contenders.
01:02But the mastermind black chair doesn't care if you're famous, that heads turn as you walk down the street.
01:08Yeah, you might be cock of the walk, but could tonight see you end up a mere feather duster?
01:12One and a half minutes on a specialty subject and two minutes of general knowledge questions await.
01:17And there can only be one winner, but taking part means they're helping their chosen charities.
01:22We wish them luck, so can I ask the first celebrity contender to please make their way to the black chair?
01:36Your name?
01:37Sally-Ann Matthews.
01:39Your occupation?
01:40Actress.
01:40Your chosen charity?
01:42Brain tumour research campaign.
01:44And your specialist subject?
01:46Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
01:47The 1968 film and 2002 stage musical adaptations of Ian Fleming's novel about a magical flying car.
01:55In one and a half minutes.
01:56Here we go.
01:57What's the first name of Professor Potts, played in the film by Dick Van Dyke,
02:01the inventor who restores the wrecked old racing car that becomes Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?
02:05Correct.
02:06Yes, according to the song,
02:08What unusual items of confectionery invented by accident by Professor Potts are described as the eatable, tweetable treats?
02:15Toot sweets.
02:16Yes.
02:16The child catcher, played by the ballet dancer Robert Heltman in the film,
02:20was originated by which actor and writer on the London stage?
02:24Richard O'Brien.
02:24Yes, what was the surname of the brothers Robert and Richard who wrote the music and lyrics for both the film and stage versions,
02:31earning an Oscar nomination for the film's title song?
02:34Sherman.
02:34Yes, in the film, the Potts household comprises the professor, his father, who's known as Grandpa,
02:40his two children, Jemima and Jeremy, and a dog named after which famous inventor?
02:44Edison.
02:45Yes, when the villainous Baron Bomburst of Bulgaria serenades his Baroness,
02:49he sings that she's his little choochie face,
02:52and she responds telling him he's her lovey-lovey-dovey-little what?
02:56What's the name of the early 19th century windmill overlooking the village of Turville in Buckinghamshire
03:07that was used as the filming location for the Potts family home?
03:10Copston Mill.
03:11Yes, the stage musical received its official premiere in April 2002 at which theatre in London's West End?
03:18The Palladium.
03:19Yes, at the start of the stage musical,
03:20what's revealed to be the illustrative nickname of the champion racing car
03:25that, many years later, is converted into chichi-chichi-bang-bang?
03:28Parathon panther.
03:29Paragon panther.
03:31Oh, I'm sorry, I have to take your first answer.
03:34It's paragon panther.
03:36Sally-Anne, you had just the one pass.
03:38The Baroness, when she's serenading the Baron,
03:40she says you're my lovey-lovey-dovey-little teddy bear.
03:44At the end of that round, Sally-Anne, you've got seven points.
03:46Oh, thank you.
03:55And our next contender, please.
04:06Your name?
04:07Yinka Bikini.
04:08Your occupation?
04:09TV and radio presenter.
04:11Your chosen charity?
04:12The British Heart Foundation.
04:13And your specialist subject?
04:15Sharks.
04:15The cartilaginous fish, various species of which inhabit all the world's oceans.
04:21In one and a half minutes.
04:22Here we go.
04:23Which predatory shark, the largest to hunt sizable prey rather than filter feed,
04:27is named after the pale colour of its belly?
04:32The...
04:33Great white shark.
04:34Yes.
04:35What other common name for the cigar shark reflects the fact that it attacks larger animals
04:39and uses a twisting movement to bite a circular piece of flesh out of them?
04:45The bobble tail?
04:47No, the cookie-cutter shark.
04:48What name, usually translated into English as shaggy beard,
04:52is given to a group of flat-bottom-dwelling sharks
04:54found mainly in the waters around Australia and Indonesia?
04:59The...
05:00Reef shark?
05:01No, wobbergongs.
05:01The tiny, tooth-like structures, sometimes known as placoid scales,
05:05that give a shark's skin its characteristic rough texture are known alliteratively as dermal what?
05:11Denticles.
05:12Yes.
05:12Balloon sharks or puffer sharks are given what other name
05:15because they can expand their bodies to twice their usual size
05:18by sucking in seawater when threatened?
05:21Blow?
05:22No, swell sharks.
05:23Which geological period that began more than 300 million years ago
05:26is sometimes called the golden age of sharks
05:29because of the abundance of sharks that lived at that time?
05:32Metatarsical?
05:33No, carboniferous period.
05:35What shark with a supernatural-sounding name
05:37uses a hunting technique, commonly known as slingshot feeding,
05:41in which its extendable jaw is fired forwards to catch prey?
05:46The Superman shark?
05:48No, the goblin shark.
05:49What Latin name, meaning beak, is given to the long-tooth-studded snout...
05:53I've started so I'll finish.
05:55...that a saw shark uses to slash at and stun its prey?
06:02Banana?
06:03No, rostrum.
06:05Yinka, at the end of that round, you had no passes.
06:07You've got two points.
06:14Hero?
06:15James.
06:18And our next contender, please.
06:20Your name?
06:21I don't know anymore.
06:29I'm Felicity Ward.
06:31Your occupation?
06:32I'm comedian and actress.
06:34Your chosen charity?
06:35Homeless action in Barnet.
06:37And your specialist subject?
06:38The American band, The Pixies.
06:40Yes, the indie rock band formed in 1986 in one and a half minutes.
06:44Here we go.
06:45The singer Charles Thompson, known by the stage name Black Francis, started the band Pixies in which city?
06:50Boston, Massachusetts.
06:52Yes.
06:53Which member of the original line-up of Pixies grew up, not in Boston, but in Dayton, Ohio?
06:58Kim Deal.
06:58And joined the band after replying to an advert in a local newspaper?
07:01Kim Deal.
07:02Yes, in 1987, the band recorded the so-called Purple Tape, a 17-song cassette that would evolve into the mini-album, Come On Pilgrim, at which studio in Roxbury?
07:13Fort Apache.
07:14Yes, Pixies' first full-length album, Surfer Rosa, features a track that begins with the spoken line,
07:19This Is A Song About A Superhero Named What?
07:22Tiny.
07:22Yes, Pixies signed to the British record label 4AD, and shortly before the release of the album Dolittle in 1989, they agreed a distribution deal with what major American label?
07:33Electra.
07:34Yes, in 1989, along with the groups Love & Rockets and Shelley Ann Orphan, Pixies supported which British band on various dates of their North American stadium concert tour?
07:44The Cure.
07:45Yes, in the lyrics of the Pixies' song Monkey Gone to Heaven, If Man is Five and The Devil is Six, Who is Seven?
07:51God.
07:51Yes, the 1991 album, Trump Le Monde, features a cover version of what song by the Jesus and Mary chain?
07:58Head on.
07:59Yes, after an acrimonious split, Pixies reformed in 2004 and embarked on a warm-up tour before performing their first major reunion gig at which music festival in California at the start of May?
08:10Lollapalooza.
08:11No, Coachella.
08:12What 1989 single was accompanied by a video performed in a studio?
08:16I've started to say, I'll finish.
08:17What 1989 single was accompanied by a video performed in a studio strewn with flowers, with Thompson and Deal merely opening their mouths rather than appearing to sing, because they reportedly refused to lip-sync?
08:29Valeria?
08:30No, here comes your man.
08:33Felicity, at the end of that round, you had no passes. You've got eight points.
08:36Oh, all right.
08:37And our final contender, please.
08:56Your name.
08:57Michael Bradley.
08:58Your occupation.
08:59Musician.
08:59Your chosen charity.
09:01Rainbow rehoming.
09:02And your specialist subject.
09:04It's a wonderful life.
09:05The classic 1946 film directed by Frank Capra and starring James Stewart and Donna Reed.
09:11In one and a half minutes.
09:12Here we go.
09:13At the start of the film, Clarence the Angel is tasked with saving George Bailey from killing himself, and if he succeeds, he will learn his what?
09:21Wings.
09:21Yes, Clarence is shown George Bailey's early life.
09:24What's the name of the chemist whom the young Bailey prevents from accidentally poisoning a sick boy?
09:29Mr. Go.
09:30Yes, when George and his newly reintroduced childhood admirer, Mary, fall into a swimming pool.
09:35They're taking part in a contest involving the performance of what dance?
09:39The Charleston.
09:39Yes, what's the address of the dilapidated old Granville house where Mary sets up home for George on their wedding night with help from their friends Bert and Ernie?
09:49320 Sycamore.
09:50Yes, what's the three-word title of the short story by Philip Van Doren Stern on which the film was based?
09:56The Greatest Gift.
09:57Yes, the Bailey's sacrifice their honeymoon fund to keep the buildings and loan business open when there's a rush on the banks and the local miser, Mr. Potter, offers to buy out the shares of customers for how many cents on the dollar?
10:0950 cents on the dollar.
10:10Yes, when we first meet George as an adult, he's buying a suitcase for his planned travels around the world and names the places he means to visit.
10:18These being Italy, Baghdad and which city in Central Asia?
10:23Samarkand.
10:23Yes, at the end of the film, George finds a copy of the Mark Twain book, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, under the Christmas tree, inscribed by Clarence with the words,
10:31No man is a failure if he has what?
10:34Friends.
10:34Yes, what was the name of the independent production company through which Capra made the film and which was sold off to Paramount after the film didn't recoup its high production costs when first released?
10:45Liberty Film.
10:46It was Liberty Films.
10:49Michael, at the end of that round, you had no passes. You got them all right. Nine points.
10:59Well done.
11:02And at the end of the specialist subjects round, let's have a look at the scores.
11:06In fourth place with two points, it's Yinka.
11:08In third place with seven points, it's Sally Ann.
11:10In second place with eight points, Felicity.
11:13And in first place with nine points, it's Michael.
11:16So now it's general knowledge.
11:18And if there's a tie at the end, then the number of passes is taken into account and the person with the fewer passes is the winner.
11:24And if they're tied on passes as well, it's a tie break.
11:27So let's ask Yinka to join us again, please.
11:37Yinka, wonderful presenter across both TV and radio, currently known for fronting true crime documentaries.
11:42Your latest P. Diddy, the rise and fall on BBC Three and iPlayer. True crime. It's a really popular genre at the moment. What's the fascination?
11:50If you think about it, Clive, everyone's a little bit nosy. If you're driving down the road and there's blue lights, you're sort of rubbernecking to see it.
11:58You look out of your curtain. It's knowing the world around you.
12:00You started out in radio, actually. Radio One, the early breakfast show. What was it like starting in radio? Was that an opportunity for you to sort of, you know, get your grounding in broadcasting?
12:09A hundred percent. I actually didn't have any plans of ever meeting you. And obviously, it's a pleasure.
12:18I'm glad you added that.
12:21But being on telly was never really the goal. I just like to tell stories. I like to communicate with people and I'm a chatterbox. I feel a silence, even if it's not necessary.
12:32You also do red carpet film premieres. Yes. As well. Not to name drop, but I did meet Leonardo DiCaprio the other day.
12:39What did you chat with Leo about? He smelled really nice. So I was like... You got that close.
12:45I sort of asked him what aftershave he was wearing, because I might get it for my other half. And, you know, spell a bit more DiCaprio.
12:53We're going to check out your general knowledge, because you start with two points. You've got two minutes. Here we go.
12:58What single digit number most closely resembles a letter S?
13:03Five. Yes. Which American city in Southern California has the nickname City of Angels?
13:08Los Angeles. Yes. In July 2025, which Scottish singer had a UK number one single with Survive a week after performing the song during a surprise comeback appearance at Glastonbury?
13:21Gloria Gaynor. No, Luis Capaldi.
13:22What Spanish snack consists of ridged batons of fried dough that have been rolled in sugar and cinnamon?
13:29Churros? Yes. Which actress won a BAFTA and a Primetime Emmy Award for her role as the assassin Villanelle in the television drama series Killing Eve?
13:39Oh, I forgot her name. I forgot her name. Jodie Whittaker.
13:44No, Jodie Comer. Yeah.
13:45The humorous modern-day acronym MAMIL for an enthusiastic cyclist stands for middle-aged man in what fabric?
13:53Lacra.
13:53Yes. What 2003 film stars Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson as two Americans who become friends while visiting Tokyo?
14:01Oh, um...
14:03Oh, no, I've forgotten it. The...
14:05Airport.
14:08No, Lost in Translation. What toy consisting of interlocking plastic bricks was patented in Denmark in 1958 and has a name that translates as Play Well?
14:18Lego?
14:19Yes. The four figures in the New Testament Book of Revelation said to personify cataclysmic events are usually referred to as the four horsemen of the what?
14:27Apocalypse.
14:28Yes. In a cabinet reshuffle in September 2025, Shabana Mahmood succeeded Yvette Cooper in which senior government role?
14:37Health minister.
14:38No. Home secretary.
14:39What name is given to jewellery, often in the form of a brooch that features a raised, layered carving of a person, animal or scene cut from shell or hardstone?
14:51Bodice?
14:51No. Cameo.
14:52The Philadelphia 76ers, the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Sacramento Kings are American professional teams in what sport?
15:00Er... Basketball?
15:02Yes, it's basketball.
15:04Yinka, at the end of that round you had no passes. You've got nine points.
15:16Next up, it's Sally Ann.
15:17Sally Ann.
15:17Sally Ann.
15:17Sally Ann.
15:18Sally Ann.
15:19Sally Ann.
15:19Sally Ann.
15:20Sally Ann.
15:21Sally Ann.
15:22Sally Ann.
15:24Sally Ann.
15:24Familiar face to millions of horses, Jenny Bradley off Corrie, although you recently left the show.
15:30Um, she's been through a lot, Jenny has.
15:34Um, her father died, her mother died, her son died, her stepson died, her husband died, her fiancé died and her serial killing lover died.
15:47So she'd kind of been through it, you know.
15:49Jenny was the landlady in The Rovers Return, which is an iconic role to have on that show.
15:55Yeah.
15:56Um, was it a role that you took on willingly or...?
16:00When I was first in the show, it was, um, Bette Lynch.
16:02Bette Lynch.
16:03Bette Lynch, of course.
16:05Of course.
16:06So, an icon.
16:07They're big shoes to fill.
16:09It's, um, and then, yeah, everybody kind of has an opinion on how you should do it.
16:13And also just technically pouring pints, that's hard.
16:17You're now sort of out there auditioning again, what's that like?
16:21It's the world of the self-tape.
16:23I've got all the gear, a little bit of an idea, um, but I've been practising now, um, by making videos on Instagram and baking sourdough bread.
16:32Just so I can get used to recording it and editing it and that's how you have to audition these days.
16:38This is terrifying.
16:40Sally-Anne, we're going to check out your general knowledge now.
16:44Oh, OK.
16:45Let's see how you do.
16:46You start with seven points.
16:47The score to beat as it stands is nine points.
16:50You've got two minutes.
16:51Here we go.
16:52Beef is meat obtained from what farm animals?
16:55Cow.
16:56Yeah.
16:57What magazine is often referred to by shortening its title to Cosmo?
17:01Cosmopolitan.
17:02Yes.
17:03The South American country named Ecuador is the Spanish word for what line of latitude around the Earth?
17:10Capricorn?
17:11No. Equator.
17:12Oh, of course.
17:13What perennial festive hit by Wham features the repeated lyrics,
17:16I gave you my heart, but the very next day you gave it away?
17:20Last Christmas.
17:21Yes.
17:22The term acrophobia, partly derived from a Greek word meaning extreme or topmost, is usually defined as a fear of what?
17:29Acro.
17:30Gymnastics?
17:31No.
17:32Heights.
17:33What British television sitcom, which ran for ten series from 2007, is set at a fictional, all-inclusive Mediterranean holiday resort called the Solana?
17:42Benidorm.
17:43Benidorm.
17:44Yes.
17:45The acronym POTUS is used informally to refer to the holder of which political position in the United States?
17:50President.
17:51Yes.
17:52Culain Castle, Tantalan Castle and Urquhart Castle are all visitor attractions in which of the four home nations of the UK?
17:59Northern Ireland?
18:00No.
18:01Scotland.
18:02For which military leader was crowned as Emperor of France in a ceremony at Notre Dame Cathedral attended by Pope Pius VII?
18:09No idea.
18:10Matt Tyshurst.
18:11No.
18:12Napoleon.
18:13The term expat for a person who lives in a country that's not their own is an abbreviation of what word?
18:18Expatriate?
18:20Yes.
18:21In the 2025 university boat race on the River Thames, which team won the men's race for the third consecutive year and women's race for the eighth consecutive year?
18:29Cambridge.
18:30What 1995 film tells the story of a real-life NASA mission to return three astronauts to Earth after their craft is damaged en route to the moon?
18:38Apollo 13?
18:39Yes.
18:40In the Booker Prize-winning 2001 novel Life of Pi by Yann Martel, the character called Richard Parker is what species of big cat?
18:48Tiger.
18:49Yes.
18:50Which composer's 1787 work Serenade No. 13?
18:53I've studied so I'll finish.
18:54Which composer's 1787 work Serenade No. 13 in G major is better known as eine kleine Nachtmusik or a little night music?
19:05Bach.
19:06No.
19:07Mozart.
19:08Oh, well.
19:09Sally-Anne, at the end of that round you had no passes. You've got 16 points.
19:14Next up is Felicity.
19:24Not sure if you heard my knees crack when I got up then. I know I did.
19:33Award-winning stand-up comedian and actress Felicity and most recently starring in the Australian version of the iconic BBC comedy The Office.
19:43Now you're playing the boss Hannah Howard. Tell us about how you approached that character.
19:48Well, I was very lucky because she's sort of just all my worst qualities but she doesn't have a sense of shame.
19:55So it was very easy. I did zero preparation. I just thought what are all the things that people don't like about me and I did that for seven weeks.
20:03Did you see the UK and US versions of The Office, Ricky Gervais and Steve Carell?
20:08Yeah, well I saw the British version when it came out and then I just sort of missed the American one.
20:13When I got the job, I didn't watch the American one because I didn't want it to influence me and then I watched it when I got back.
20:19I think I got a couple of episodes in and I went, this is Steve Carell. I think he's going somewhere. He's quite talented actually.
20:26Let's see how well you do on General Knowledge.
20:28I'm nervous. Everyone else has done so well. I'm panicking.
20:32Felicity, you start with eight points. The score to beat as it stands is 16 points.
20:37OK.
20:38You've got two minutes on General Knowledge. Here we go.
20:40On a golf course, the closely mown area of grass surrounding each hole shares its name with what colour?
20:45Green.
20:46Yes. The Rhodesian Ridgeback is a breed of what domesticated animal?
20:49Dog.
20:50Yes. In the game, rock, paper, scissors. Which item is represented by a hand held out with the index and middle fingers pointing outwards in a V shape?
20:59Scissors.
21:00Yes. What's the usual generic name for a type of theme park ride, sometimes called a Big Dipper, that consists of an elevated track with open train cars that carry people at high speed around tight turns and down steep slopes?
21:12Roller coaster?
21:13Yes. The city of Ankara is the capital of which country?
21:15Turkey.
21:16Yes. Which British pop group famously gave their final public performance from the rooftop of a building on Savile Row in London in 1969?
21:24Beatles.
21:25Yes. The classic cocktail made with rum and ginger beer garnished with a slice of lime is known as a dark and what?
21:31Stormy?
21:32Yes. The medical condition astigmatism directly affects which pair of sensory organs?
21:37Eyeballs.
21:38Yes. What action film franchise stars Mel Gibson and Danny Glover as police detectives named Riggs and Murtaugh?
21:44Lethal Weapon.
21:45Yes. What's the name of the miner's daughter whose drowning is the subject of a 19th century American folk ballad with a chorus that begins,
21:52Oh my darling, oh my darling?
21:55Let it be.
21:57No. Clementine. In the Winnie the Pooh books by A.A. Milne, what's the name of the melancholy donkey?
22:03Eeyore.
22:04Yes. The singer and fashion model Lourdes Leon, who has released music under the name Lola Hall, is the daughter of which American singer and actress?
22:13Madonna?
22:14Yes. What was the name of the Soviet cosmonaut who in 1961 became the first human to travel into space?
22:20Sputnik.
22:21No. Yuri Gagarin. What stage musical which opened in London's West End in 2013 features songs entitled All American Prophet, I Am Africa and Tomorrow Is A Latter Day?
22:31Book of Mormon?
22:32Yes. What alternative name for a rhombus is also used for a type of precious stone?
22:37Diamond?
22:38Yes. What famous American document signed in...
22:41I've started so I'll finish.
22:42What famous American document signed in 1776 states that we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal?
22:50Declaration of Independence?
22:51It is the Declaration of Independence?
22:52It is the Declaration of Independence.
22:58At the end of that round, you had no passes. You've got 22 points.
23:01Jeez!
23:02All right.
23:03And finally, let's have Michael again, please.
23:15Michael, bassist with the Northern Irish punk band The Undertones.
23:21Yes.
23:22Seminal band.
23:23Top 40 hits.
23:24Teenage Kicks.
23:25Yes, I know.
23:26Can't beat it.
23:27You just keep telling me.
23:29Teenage Kicks is an incredible song.
23:31I think there are many people out there who obviously know it, but it's part of their adolescence as well.
23:42Oh, yeah.
23:43It's much more famous than The Undertones. We know that.
23:47But, yeah, it struck a chord with people at the time, but also it continued to be beloved by people, you know.
23:59Because it was John Peel's favourite record, it just had a presence and had a stature of its own, you know.
24:05And it's great.
24:06And I'm immensely proud of being part of it, you know.
24:09Yeah, I mean, covered by One Direction, Green Day.
24:12Yeah, absolutely.
24:13And there's even a version by a band, I think they're called Union Avenue, and they make it sound like a Johnny Cash song.
24:19A country music version?
24:21Yes, and it's absolutely brilliant. I love that.
24:23You're still touring?
24:24Yes, yes.
24:25What's that like, getting out there?
24:26It's great.
24:27It's still the four of us who were originally in the band.
24:30We have grown older, but we haven't matured.
24:33We still have the same shorthand, the same in-jokes, and the same raised eyebrows, you know.
24:42No, it's absolutely brilliant. It really is great, you know.
24:44Right, let's check out your general knowledge.
24:46You start on nine points. The score to beat to become a celebrity mastermind is Felicity's 22 points.
24:51You've got two minutes. Here we go.
24:53What's the common five-letter word for the vapour that rises from boiling water?
24:57Steam.
24:58Yes. Rami Malek won an Oscar for his portrayal of the singer Freddie Mercury in what 2018 film?
25:04Bohemian Rhapsody.
25:05Yes. In the name of the trade union, the NEU, which represents teachers and other school and college workers in the UK, the letter E stands for what word?
25:14Education.
25:15Yes. What name, meaning land of the Bengalis, was adopted by the new country formed when East Pakistan declared independence in 1971?
25:23Bangladesh.
25:24Yes. In George Orwell's satirical novel Animal Farm, what type of animal is squealer?
25:28A pig.
25:29Yes. Which American athlete won his ninth Olympic gold medal when he won the men's long jump at the 1996 Games in Atlanta?
25:37Carrie Lewis.
25:38Yes. The chorus of a well-known wartime song popularised by Vera Lynn ends with the line,
25:43but I know we'll meet again some what?
25:45Sonny Day.
25:46Yes. A win that measures the maximum ranking of 12 on the Beaufort scale is known by what name?
25:51Hurricane.
25:52Yes.
25:53Stephen McGann plays Dr Patrick Turner in what television drama series first shown in 2012 and set in London's East End in the 1950s, 60s and 70s?
26:02Pass.
26:03What's the term for any heavy material such as sand or water that's carried in a hot air balloon but then jettisoned to allow it to ascend or that's stored in the hold of a ship to improve its stability?
26:14Ballast.
26:15What's the common name for the plant Lactuca sativa grown for its leaves which are often used in salads?
26:23Sugar cane?
26:24No. Lettuce.
26:25Modern depictions of what fictional bear originally created for a newspaper comic strip invariably show him wearing a red jumper with yellow and black checked trousers and matching scarf?
26:34Rupert the bear.
26:35Yes. The name of what cream-filled pastry item is the professional surname of the comedian, writer and broadcaster Jenny Hargreaves?
26:42Eclair.
26:43Yes. The towns of Ramsey, Peel and Castletown are among the largest settlements on which island of the British Isles?
26:49Isle of Man?
26:50Yes. A type of pedestrian crossing that may also be used by cyclists and has, I've started so a finish, and has additional red and green signals for bikes, is known by the name of what large-billed bird?
27:02Pelican.
27:03No. Toucan.
27:05Michael, you had just a one pass. Stephen McGann plays Dr Patrick Turner in Call the Midwife.
27:13Everyone else watches it perfectly.
27:16And at the end of that round, Michael, you've got 21 points.
27:20Thank you very much.
27:21Very good.
27:22Let's have a look at the final scores. In fourth place with nine points, Yinka Bikini. In third place with 16 points, it's Sally-Ann Matthews. In second place with 21 points, it's Michael Bradley, which means in first place with 22 points, it's Felicity Ward. So she takes home the trophy and is tonight's Celebrity Mastermind winner.
27:48Many, many congratulations.
27:51Many, many thank yous. I'd probably sleep with it. Keep it on my pillow.
27:54That sounds fair enough.
27:55Good for the ego. Not dangerous at all, sleeping next to glass. Thank you so much.
27:59You don't have to be a celebrity to take part in the regular Mastermind program. If you'd like to appear in the next series, you can apply online at bbc.co.uk slash mastermind and you can follow us at Mastermind Quiz.
28:14Join us again next time for more Masterminds. Thanks for watching. Bye for now.
28:21It feels unbelievable because I thought I was going to come on here and make an absolute dingus of myself. So I'm very pleased.
28:35Bye.
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