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00:00Tonight, eight famous faces, including Chesney Hawkes,
00:03take on my questions and each other.
00:05But who'll be the one and only left standing at the end?
00:08Sarah Green, probably.
00:09This is The Weakest Link.
00:20Behind me are eight celebrities
00:22who are each trying to win up to £50,000 for charity.
00:24But to do that, they'll have to work together.
00:27Seven will leave with nothing,
00:28as round by round, we lose the player, voted The Weakest Link.
00:32But they have all promised me they'll stay in touch.
00:34So, yeah, that's nice, isn't it?
00:36Let's meet the team.
00:40I'm Faye.
00:42I'm an actor, a food writer, and I have other skills.
00:46I am from Camden.
00:49I'm Chesney.
00:50I'm a singer-songwriter, and I'm from Berkshire.
00:54I'm Mina, Traitor Series 3 star and radio host,
00:57and I'm from Liverpool.
01:00I'm Johnny, I'm a comedian, an actor,
01:03and I am from St. Helens.
01:07I'm Sarah, and I'm a TV presenter and an actress from London.
01:13I'm Jamie, I'm a stand-up, and I'm from Glasgow.
01:17I'm Ruth, I'm a politician and broadcaster,
01:20and I'm from East Lothian.
01:23I'm Emmanuel, stand-up comedian, and I'm from North London.
01:32That was, like, fantastic, guys.
01:34Fantastic.
01:35You all know your names.
01:36You said them out loud.
01:37You said where you're from.
01:38It's like, great.
01:39I mean, it's a low bar, but you nailed it.
01:41Okay, here come the rules.
01:43In each round, the aim is to answer enough questions correctly
01:46to reach your target within the time limit.
01:48The target for round one is £2,500.
01:52The fastest way to get there is to work together
01:54to create a chain of eight correct answers.
01:57Get your question wrong, you break the chain,
01:59and you lose all of the money in that chain.
02:02But if you press your button and say bank,
02:05before the question is asked, the money is safe,
02:07and you begin a new chain from scratch.
02:10You will have two minutes and 30 seconds in this first round,
02:13and we'll start with the person most likely to say,
02:16nice to e-meet you.
02:17That's you, Ruth Davidson.
02:19Let's play The Weakest Link.
02:22Start the clock.
02:24In food, which fruit that typically looks yellow when ripe
02:27is curved in shape and sold in bunches?
02:30A banana.
02:30Correct.
02:31Emmanuel.
02:32In maths, what is 5 plus 7?
02:3412.
02:35Correct.
02:36Faye.
02:37In pop music, the breakthrough single by Lola Young
02:39that topped the UK singles chart in 2025 has what title?
02:43Messy or Tidy?
02:45Messy.
02:46Correct.
02:46Chesney.
02:46In the Bible, the set of rules that were revealed to Moses
02:49on Mount Sinai are most commonly referred to as the 10 what?
02:53Commandments.
02:54Correct.
02:54Mina.
02:55In furniture, what tea can follow coffee,
02:57dining and card to give the names of three different types of item?
03:02Set.
03:02Table.
03:03Johnny.
03:04What sounds like both a term for a wooden post with a pointed end
03:07and a thick slice of beef?
03:09Steak.
03:10Correct.
03:11Sarah.
03:11In fairy tales, in Rapunzel by the Brothers Grimm,
03:14the witch and the prince can both climb the tower
03:16by using what part of her body?
03:18Her hair.
03:19Correct.
03:20Jamie.
03:20In animals, the word purring typically refers to a noise
03:23made by which domesticated pet?
03:25A cat.
03:26Correct.
03:26Roof.
03:27In sport, rugger is an informal term
03:29that is used instead of what five-letter word?
03:32Rugby.
03:32Correct.
03:33Emmanuel.
03:33In TV, first broadcast in 2015,
03:36the show in which contestants compete
03:37to make the best ceramics
03:39is titled The Great Pottery Throw What?
03:42Back.
03:43Down.
03:44Faye.
03:44In superstitions,
03:45which device used to protect against rain
03:47is said to bring bad luck when opened indoors?
03:50Umbrella.
03:50Correct.
03:51Chesney.
03:51In transport,
03:52what cue precedes bike
03:54in the name of the motorised off-road vehicle
03:55with four large wheels?
04:00Car.
04:01It's quad.
04:01Mina.
04:02In hospitality,
04:03what phrase refers to the guest of someone
04:05who was invited to a social function?
04:07Plus one or times two?
04:09Plus one.
04:09Correct.
04:10Johnny.
04:10In classical music,
04:12what instrument is played by a flautist?
04:14A flute.
04:15Correct.
04:16Sarah.
04:16What word goes with traffic
04:18for congestion on the road
04:19and with tart to give a traditional sweet pastry?
04:23Short.
04:24Jan.
04:24Jamie.
04:25Born in 1970,
04:26the first black fashion model
04:28to appear on the cover
04:29of the French edition of Vogue
04:30is Naomi Hu.
04:31Campbell.
04:32Correct.
04:32Ruth.
04:33In human anatomy,
04:34what K is the name of the leg joint
04:36that is protected by the patellar bone?
04:38Knee.
04:38Correct.
04:38Emmanuel.
04:39In restaurants,
04:40on a standard menu,
04:41the phrase catch of the day
04:42typically relates to what foodstuff?
04:44Fish.
04:45Correct.
04:46Faye.
04:46In TV,
04:47Strictly Come Dancing,
04:48regularly broadcasts an annual show live
04:50from the Tower Ballroom
04:51in which seaside town?
04:52Blackpool.
04:53Correct.
04:53Chesney.
04:54In fashion,
04:55time is up.
04:57That was a good bank, Chesney.
04:58Good bank.
04:59And I can tell you
05:00that you banked £1,500
05:03out of possibly £2,500.
05:06I wouldn't say it's applause-worthy,
05:07but well done.
05:10So,
05:10who thinks Lady Gaga
05:12is married to Lord Gugu?
05:15Who thinks Gluteus Maximus
05:17was in Gladiator?
05:19One of you
05:20is about to leave with nothing.
05:22It's time to vote off
05:23The Weakest Link.
05:27They're very focused, aren't they?
05:29I've never seen Johnny look so serious.
05:32Of the four who got one wrong,
05:34only Sarah didn't bank,
05:36which may sway the voting.
05:38Voting's over.
05:41It's now time to reveal
05:42who you think
05:43is the Weakest Link.
05:49Sarah.
05:51Mina.
05:55Chesney.
05:58Chesney.
06:01Mina.
06:03Mina.
06:07Mina.
06:09Mina.
06:10Mina.
06:16This is awkward.
06:19I think it's Mina.
06:26Emanuel,
06:27how did that first round go for you?
06:29Do you know what?
06:30I'm still...
06:31The nerves,
06:31I can't use words right now.
06:33So, not only are you struggling
06:34with the answers,
06:34you can't have normal conversation either.
06:36No, none.
06:36Yeah.
06:37Why did you vote for Mina?
06:38It was the question
06:40that she got wrong
06:41when the clue
06:42had the letter in it.
06:43It was the completely wrong letter.
06:45Yeah, it was
06:46what T
06:46and she said set.
06:48Yeah.
06:49Sarah,
06:49how nervous are you?
06:50Because I felt like
06:51you were nervous
06:51even during your intro.
06:53Really?
06:53Gosh.
06:53But I think, listen,
06:53I've got faith in you.
06:55Well, you've really helped
06:56boost my confidence now.
06:58Yeah, I know.
06:59I'll be honest with you,
06:59I was just saying that
07:00to be nice.
07:00I don't know
07:01how you're going to get on.
07:03Why did you vote for Mina?
07:05I just, it stuck in my mind
07:07really the same as
07:08the same as Emmanuel
07:09has just said.
07:10Yeah, but the difference
07:10between you and Emmanuel,
07:11if you don't mind me saying,
07:12is you look very sad
07:14and you put so sorry.
07:15You smiled
07:17as you voted for Mina.
07:18Yeah.
07:18I didn't mean to.
07:19It's that awkward thing
07:20where you laugh
07:21even though it's not funny.
07:22I feel really bad.
07:24Yeah.
07:24We don't look like you do.
07:25I do.
07:25You don't mind me saying.
07:26I don't know if you're aware,
07:27you're laughing now
07:28as you talk about
07:28how bad you feel about it.
07:30I feel really, really bad.
07:31Right, okay.
07:32Mina, how do you feel
07:33about how this has gone down?
07:36You know, when you mention
07:37the WhatsApp group chat afterwards,
07:39I'm not in it.
07:40Okay.
07:41I think that's fair.
07:42Yeah.
07:43Does it feel more or less
07:43cutthroat than traitors?
07:45This feels personal.
07:46Well, it certainly was personal
07:47for Emanuel.
07:48Yeah, he, I mean,
07:49I'm not surprised
07:50with Emanuel, to be honest.
07:51Well, listen, I'm really sorry.
07:53And I'm genuinely,
07:54I'm really sorry.
07:55Why are you smiling?
07:57No, but...
07:57I can see you smiling.
08:00Whatever you've done
08:01has infected Mina.
08:02Let me try again.
08:03Mina.
08:03I'm really sorry.
08:05Okay.
08:05With five votes.
08:07You are the weakest link.
08:08Goodbye.
08:09Good luck, guys.
08:14See, I thought,
08:15coming into this,
08:16I was ready,
08:17done the round table,
08:18and that's hard enough.
08:19But Ramesh,
08:20firing those questions at you,
08:22the weakest link
08:22is not for the weak.
08:28Round two.
08:29You have banked £1,500
08:31so far out of a possible
08:33£2,500.
08:35Seven players are left
08:36and we are taking
08:37ten seconds off the clock.
08:39We're going to start
08:40with the strongest link
08:41from the last round.
08:42That is you, Faye.
08:43What?
08:47Let's play
08:48the weakest link.
08:51Start the clock.
08:53In Italian cuisine,
08:54mixed assortments
08:55of meats,
08:56cheeses and vegetables
08:57in olive oil
08:57eaten as appetizers
08:59are often called what?
09:00Antipasti
09:01or Uncle Pizza?
09:02Antipasta.
09:03Correct.
09:04Chesney.
09:04In entertainment,
09:05the CMA Awards
09:06held annually in Nashville
09:07celebrate which genre of music?
09:10Country.
09:10Correct.
09:10Johnny.
09:11In pastimes,
09:13what J is the act
09:13of continuously tossing
09:15and catching two or more objects
09:16keeping one in the air
09:17at all times?
09:18Juggling.
09:19Correct.
09:19Sarah.
09:20In language,
09:21which word for a dishonest person
09:22is also a long stick
09:24with a large hook
09:24at one end
09:25used by a shepherd?
09:27Croc.
09:28Correct.
09:29Jamie.
09:29In cinema,
09:30what word goes before
09:31Doolittle and Zhivago
09:33to give the titles
09:33of two Oscar-winning films?
09:35Doctor.
09:36Correct.
09:36Ruth.
09:37In commerce,
09:38used in relation
09:38to the details
09:39of an agreement,
09:40the abbreviation
09:41T's and C's
09:42stands for terms
09:43and what?
09:43Conditions.
09:44Correct.
09:44Emmanuel.
09:45In sport,
09:46Heather Watson,
09:47Katie Bolter
09:47and Sonne Cartel
09:49are all British
09:50professional players
09:51of which racket game?
09:52Tennis.
09:53Correct.
09:53Faye.
09:54Bank.
09:54In slang terms,
09:55a man with a muscular physique
09:56is referred to by what term?
09:58Pork pie or beefcake?
10:00Beefcake.
10:01Correct.
10:01Chesney.
10:02In TV,
10:03which animated series
10:04first broadcast in 2014
10:05and narrated by
10:06Alexander Armstrong
10:07is about a dog
10:09who is leader
10:09of a group called
10:10the Squirrel Club?
10:11Blues Clues.
10:12It's Hey Dougie.
10:13Johnny.
10:14In language,
10:15the beginnings of a beard
10:15on a face
10:16that hasn't been shaved
10:17since morning
10:17is often referred to
10:19as a five o'clock what?
10:20Shadow.
10:21Correct.
10:21Sarah.
10:22In shared terms,
10:23what V is a transparent coating
10:24applied to wood
10:25to form a hard,
10:26shiny surface
10:27and can also be a liquid
10:28for decorating fingernails?
10:30Veneer.
10:31Varnish.
10:32Jamie.
10:32In UK geography,
10:34Buttermere,
10:34Thirlmere
10:35and Windermere
10:36are three bodies of water
10:37in which English national park?
10:39The Lake District.
10:40Correct.
10:40Ruth.
10:41In Leisure,
10:42in a popular call and response
10:43children's game,
10:44players ask which character
10:45for the time,
10:46Mr Wolf or Mr Blobby?
10:48Mr Wolf.
10:48That's correct.
10:49Emmanuel.
10:50What sounds like
10:51both a word meaning
10:52something is liable
10:53to break under pressure
10:54and a period of seven days?
10:56Week.
10:56Correct.
10:57Faye.
10:57Bank.
10:58In film,
10:58which actor played
10:59the lead role
11:00of Donna Sheridan
11:01in the 2008 musical
11:02Mamma Mia?
11:05Chesney.
11:07Meryl Streep.
11:08Chesney.
11:09In emblems,
11:09the national flags
11:10of Bhutan and Wales
11:11both depict
11:12which mythical creature?
11:13Dragon.
11:14It's correct.
11:15Time is up.
11:17You have put in the bank
11:18£900.
11:21And I'll be honest with you,
11:22I think that silent reaction
11:23is appropriate.
11:25So,
11:26who thinks Luke Littler
11:27will one day grow
11:28into Luke Bigler?
11:31Who thinks you bend
11:32is a yoga instruction?
11:35One of you
11:36is about to leave
11:37with nothing.
11:38It's time to vote off
11:39the weakest link.
11:44Well,
11:44an average performance
11:46in that round,
11:46I'd say.
11:48Three people
11:48gave wrong answers.
11:50Faye,
11:51Sarah
11:51and Meryl Streep.
11:53Sorry,
11:53I mean,
11:54Chesney.
11:55Voting's over.
11:58It's now time
11:59to reveal
11:59who you think
12:00is the weakest link.
12:05Chesney.
12:07Faye.
12:10Faye.
12:13Chesney.
12:15Sarah.
12:19Vee.
12:21Sarah.
12:27Look,
12:27I know you didn't
12:28bank as much money,
12:29but you did have a run
12:29of eight correct answers there,
12:31so you can do it,
12:33you know?
12:34That's a pep talk over.
12:38Johnny,
12:39how confident are you in this?
12:41Um,
12:41not at all.
12:42You've actually been doing
12:43very well, though,
12:44Johnny,
12:44is the truth of it.
12:45Is there a part of you
12:46as a natural comedian
12:47that wants to sort of
12:47give funny answers?
12:48You know me,
12:49I like to go off tangent.
12:50Yeah.
12:50All I want to do,
12:51I want to pick this up,
12:53throw it through a window
12:54and escape like the hand
12:55of one flew over
12:56the cuckoo's nest.
12:57Okay.
12:58We would love it for...
12:59I don't know if that'll
13:00make it to her,
13:01but that's the truth.
13:02We'd love it for a trailer.
13:03It'd be great.
13:03If you could pull that off,
13:04that'd be amazing.
13:06Uh,
13:06Faye.
13:07I mean,
13:08they'd take you up
13:09and they'd take you
13:10back down again,
13:11don't they?
13:11Well,
13:12Faye,
13:12if you don't mind me saying,
13:13I thought you made
13:14a couple of cardinal sins.
13:16Uh,
13:16the first one is
13:16when I declared you
13:17were the strongest link,
13:18I said,
13:19you're the strongest link
13:19and you went,
13:20what?
13:21You know,
13:21that sort of undermined
13:22it a little bit.
13:23You then made the other
13:24error of...
13:25Classic error.
13:26You guessed Chesney
13:27for your answer
13:28to the question.
13:29It's very rare
13:29that the answer to the question
13:31is the next person along.
13:33I was so pleased
13:34with myself
13:35for banking.
13:36Yes.
13:36It was the classic
13:39post-bank,
13:40you know?
13:40The post-bank euphoria.
13:43The way you said Chesney,
13:44I immediately thought
13:45you were going to follow up with,
13:46we're not staying.
13:48Get your coat.
13:49Get your coat.
13:50Anyway.
13:52Well,
13:52look,
13:52Faye,
13:52I am very sorry.
13:53At last round,
13:54you got three votes
13:55and you are now
13:56the weakest link.
13:57Goodbye.
14:01I always preferred
14:02Rob Beckett.
14:05Look,
14:05people like
14:06Route 1 comedy.
14:06What can I tell you?
14:08I am not convinced
14:09that I was the weakest link
14:10in that round
14:11because I answered
14:12something right
14:13and because I banked
14:15some money.
14:16Also,
14:17because,
14:18FYI,
14:18I'm a winner in life.
14:20So,
14:21you know,
14:22who's the real winner?
14:31Round three,
14:32you have got £2,400
14:34out of a possible £5,000.
14:36In this round,
14:37we are upping the stakes.
14:39Not only down to six players
14:40with another ten seconds
14:41off the clock,
14:42but the target
14:43is now £5,000.
14:46I'm going to start
14:46with the strongest link
14:47from the last round.
14:48That is you, Jamie.
14:50Let's play
14:50the weakest link.
14:53Start the clock.
14:55In sport,
14:56the area of closely
14:57mown grass
14:57that surrounds each hole
14:58on a golf course
14:59shares its name
15:00with what colour?
15:01Green.
15:02Correct.
15:02Ruth.
15:03In education,
15:04the skills of reading,
15:05writing and arithmetic
15:06are traditionally known
15:07collectively as the three what?
15:08R's.
15:09Correct.
15:10Emmanuel.
15:10In business,
15:11what word meaning trivial
15:12comes before cash
15:14in a term for a small amount
15:15of money available
15:16for minor expenses?
15:17Petty.
15:18Correct.
15:18Chesney.
15:19In maths,
15:20the number below the line
15:21in a fraction
15:22is known by what name?
15:23Denominator or fascinator?
15:25Denominator.
15:26Correct.
15:26Johnny.
15:27In TV,
15:28in the traitors,
15:29what object protects contestants
15:30from being murdered?
15:32An axe.
15:33Shield.
15:34Sarah.
15:34In retail,
15:36the Bullring
15:36and Grand Central
15:37Shopping Centre
15:38is in which UK city?
15:40Birmingham.
15:40Correct.
15:41Jamie.
15:41In art,
15:42jet is a shade
15:43of which colour?
15:44Black.
15:45Correct.
15:46Ruth.
15:46What word goes with Hollywood
15:48in a themed restaurant chain
15:49and with Lonely
15:50in a series of travel guidebooks?
15:52Planet.
15:52Correct.
15:53Emmanuel.
15:54In music,
15:55what word goes before
15:56Baby, Kim and Nas X
15:57to give the stage names
15:59of three rappers?
16:00Lil.
16:00Correct.
16:01Chesney.
16:02In health,
16:03the first aid procedure
16:04where a patient
16:04is placed on their side
16:05to protect the airway
16:06is known as the recovery what?
16:08Position.
16:09Correct.
16:10Johnny.
16:10In sport in 2025,
16:12Fran Williams,
16:13captain of the England Roses,
16:14who beat South Africa
16:15to win the Nations Cup
16:16in which seven-a-side sports?
16:19Rugby union.
16:20Netball.
16:21Sarah.
16:22In literature,
16:23which cleric
16:23and former member
16:24of the band
16:24The Communards
16:25wrote the 2023 crime novel
16:27A Death in the Parish?
16:28Richard Cole.
16:29Correct.
16:30Jamie.
16:30In fashion,
16:31the yarn obtained
16:32from the Angora goat
16:33is known as what?
16:34Mohair or Mohawk?
16:36Mohair.
16:37Correct.
16:37Ruth.
16:38In language,
16:39in a popular saying
16:39that describes
16:40a state of extreme joy
16:41or happiness,
16:42the number nine
16:43is preceded by
16:44what weather feature?
16:46Um,
16:48pass.
16:48Cloud.
16:49Emmanuel.
16:49In sweets,
16:50the brand of chocolate
16:51and hazelnut confectionery
16:52in a golden wrapper
16:53launched in Europe
16:54in 1982
16:55is named Ferrero what?
16:57Rocher.
16:57Correct.
16:58Chesney.
16:58In clothing,
17:00what D comes before denim
17:01in the slang term
17:02for an outfit
17:02where jeans are worn
17:03at the top
17:04of the same material?
17:06The answer is double.
17:08And Chesney,
17:08I'm surprised
17:08you didn't get in
17:09quicker with that
17:09because that feels
17:10like that would be
17:10your look.
17:12I can tell you
17:14that you put in the bank
17:15out of a possible
17:16£5,000,
17:18£1,000.
17:19Not great.
17:20No.
17:21Not great.
17:22OK.
17:22I'm very excited about this.
17:24Who thinks Super Mario
17:26is what you want to do
17:27after a Super Proposal-o?
17:29Oh, good.
17:32Yeah?
17:33Johnny?
17:33Yeah.
17:34You're driving it?
17:35What did I do
17:36to hurt you?
17:40Who thinks
17:41Chanel No. 5
17:42is a French TV station?
17:45Yes!
17:47You got it.
17:47Come on!
17:48You got Vegas.
17:49That was to stop me farting.
17:55You're going to have to
17:55come out one end.
17:56Yeah, no, fair enough.
17:59One of you
18:00is about to leave
18:01with nothing.
18:02It's time to vote off
18:03The Weakest Link.
18:07Getting all his answers wrong,
18:09I think Johnny might be
18:10in trouble.
18:11Ruth slipped up
18:12for the first time
18:12so she may get some votes,
18:14which, ironically,
18:15she won't want.
18:17Voting's over.
18:17It's now time
18:20to reveal
18:21who you think
18:21is the Weakest Link.
18:26Johnny.
18:30Sarah.
18:33Chesney.
18:36Chesney.
18:39Johnny.
18:42Johnny.
18:48Manuel,
18:48I hope you don't mind me
18:49saying your behaviour
18:50on the show
18:50has been disgusting.
18:54Every time we do this show,
18:55people go,
18:55oh, you know,
18:56voting's the worst part.
18:56It's your favourite bit
18:57of the show.
18:57It's not my favourite part,
18:58I swear it's not.
19:00Because it's so awkward
19:02and I've got to look at him
19:03and he's looking at me now.
19:04The way you sign his name
19:05is like a work of art.
19:06There's no reluctance there.
19:08You sign a birthday card
19:09like that,
19:09you don't vote someone
19:10off a show like that.
19:12You all right, Johnny?
19:13Yeah.
19:14You happy?
19:14Well, you are, probably.
19:17Um, Chesney,
19:18you did very well
19:19in that round.
19:19Yeah, I guess I did.
19:20Anyone who timed out
19:21on was a double denim.
19:22I should have got that.
19:23I should have come in quicker.
19:24There's probably,
19:25you know,
19:26pictures of me
19:26on the internet
19:27rocking double denim
19:28in the day.
19:29Yeah.
19:30Chesney,
19:30there was a picture
19:31on my wall
19:31when I was a very small girl.
19:33I don't get,
19:35you know,
19:35starstruck often,
19:36but I'm having
19:36a little moment over here.
19:37Are you really?
19:38Yeah, he was genuinely,
19:39I had a picture of him,
19:41also Michael Ball.
19:42Listen,
19:42that's the showbiz double.
19:43Yeah.
19:44Johnny.
19:45Sorry, go on.
19:46Johnny,
19:46method of defence
19:47in the traitors.
19:48Axe.
19:50Just went violent,
19:51didn't I?
19:52There was no need for that.
19:53How do you feel
19:54towards the people
19:54that did vote for you, Johnny?
19:55Well.
19:56How do you feel
19:57about the ones
19:57who didn't vote for you, Johnny?
19:59Love.
20:00Love.
20:00Nothing but love.
20:01I do love you, though, Johnny.
20:03Chesney,
20:03I deserve the vote off you.
20:05Um,
20:06you.
20:08Yeah, yeah, just...
20:09You've given me the best laugh.
20:10I've never realised
20:11someone hurt me so much.
20:12I make me giggle
20:14in the process.
20:15Yeah, I mean,
20:15I feel a bit bad
20:16because, you know,
20:17you're one of my heroes.
20:19You just like
20:19having me around
20:20because I make you
20:21feel better about yourself.
20:23Yeah.
20:23That's why you keep me
20:24in your garden.
20:26LAUGHTER
20:27You just look out
20:28at me, don't you?
20:29Come on, boys.
20:30Come on, boys.
20:30Gather round.
20:31Let's have a look at Johnny.
20:32OK, yeah, family.
20:34Life is good.
20:36LAUGHTER
20:38Well, look, Johnny,
20:40I'm really sorry to say
20:41that with three votes,
20:43you are the weakest link.
20:44Goodbye.
20:47LAUGHTER
20:51I'm feeling very disappointed,
20:54but I'm trying to deal
20:55with it magnanimously.
20:57You will not see
20:58a single tear.
21:00LAUGHTER
21:05It's round four.
21:07You have banked £3,400
21:08out of a potential prize money
21:10of £10,000.
21:12There are just five of you remaining
21:13and we are taking
21:14another ten seconds
21:15off the clock.
21:17You have two minutes
21:18to bank a possible £5,000.
21:20We're going to start
21:21with the strongest link
21:21from the last round.
21:23That's you, Emmanuel.
21:24Let's play the weakest link.
21:27Start the clock.
21:29In internet memes,
21:31a reaction gif
21:31often used to express embarrassment
21:33depicts which Simpsons character
21:35disappearing backwards
21:36into a hedge?
21:37Homer Simpson.
21:38Correct.
21:38Chesney.
21:39In maths,
21:40what is one quarter of 200?
21:4225.
21:43Sorry, 100.
21:45Sarah.
21:45What sounds like
21:47both a railway town
21:48in Cheshire
21:48and a group of people
21:49who work together
21:50on board a ship?
21:51Crew.
21:52Correct.
21:52Jamie.
21:53In medicine,
21:54a cardiologist specialises
21:55in the care
21:56of which major organ?
21:57The heart.
21:58Correct.
21:58Ruth.
21:59In film,
22:00the 2003 comedy
22:01starring Jamie Lee Curtis
22:02and Lindsay Lohan
22:03as a mother and daughter
22:05who switch bodies
22:05is freaky what?
22:07Freddie.
22:07Correct.
22:08Emmanuel.
22:08In darts,
22:09the treble 20 segment
22:10of the board
22:11is often known
22:11by what informal term?
22:13Blusher or lipstick?
22:16Blusher.
22:16Lipstick.
22:17Chesney.
22:17In language,
22:18what pee can mean
22:19an easy task
22:20or an informal meal
22:21eaten outdoors
22:22often while sitting
22:23on a blanket?
22:25Picnic.
22:26Correct.
22:27Sarah.
22:27In London,
22:28which street in Mayfair
22:30established in the 18th century
22:31is world-renowned
22:32for its bespoke tailoring?
22:34Savile Row.
22:35Correct.
22:35Jamie.
22:36Bank.
22:36In Australian wildlife,
22:38what word follows
22:38Sydney funnel web
22:39in the common name
22:40of venomous species
22:41of arachnid?
22:42Spider.
22:43Correct.
22:44Ruth.
22:44In children's TV,
22:45which title character
22:46of a show created
22:47by Harry Corbett
22:48is a puppet bear
22:49with friends named
22:50Sweep and Sue?
22:52Sooty.
22:52Correct.
22:53Emmanuel.
22:53In motoring,
22:54the first all-British car model
22:55to sell more than
22:56one million units
22:57was the Morris what?
22:58Miner.
22:59Correct.
23:00Chesney.
23:00In world geography,
23:01the Turkish city
23:02of Istanbul
23:03straddles Europe
23:04and which other continent?
23:06Asia.
23:07Correct.
23:08Sarah.
23:09In jewellery,
23:10what H is the name
23:10for the symbol
23:11stamped onto precious metals
23:12by British assay offices
23:14to certify their purity?
23:17Cormac.
23:18Correct.
23:19Jamie.
23:19Bang.
23:19In music,
23:20the singer Alex
23:21who had a 2025
23:22UK number one single
23:23with the song Ordinary
23:24has what surname?
23:25Warren or Burrow?
23:27Burrow.
23:28It's Warren.
23:29Time is up.
23:31And I can tell you,
23:32team,
23:33that out of a possible
23:34£5,000,
23:35you have banked
23:36£1,500.
23:38Not bad.
23:39Not bad.
23:40Guys,
23:40ready yourselves.
23:41Johnny's not here,
23:42so I need some big laughs.
23:44Who thinks
23:44Chapel Roan
23:45has a big sister
23:46called Cathedral Roan?
23:50Sarah,
23:51it took you a second
23:51but you enjoyed it
23:52eventually,
23:52didn't you?
23:53Who thinks
23:54that Greenwich Mean Time
23:55isn't very nice?
23:57No,
23:58I like that.
23:58OK,
23:58great,
23:59thank you.
24:00One of you
24:00is about to leave
24:01with nothing.
24:02It's time to vote off
24:04the weakest link.
24:07A solid round
24:08for everyone.
24:09All three wrong answers
24:10felt tricky
24:11and they all banked.
24:12It's a hard one to call.
24:14I wonder if
24:15bedroom wall posters
24:16will influence the vote.
24:17Voting's over.
24:20It's now time
24:22to reveal
24:22who you think
24:23is the weakest link.
24:28Emmanuel.
24:32Emmanuel.
24:35Chesney.
24:38Chesney.
24:41Chesney.
24:46Um,
24:47Ruth.
24:47Yes.
24:48How did it feel
24:49to vote for Chesney?
24:50I mean,
24:50they say never meet
24:51your heroes
24:51and possibly because
24:53you could do
24:53a dreadful thing to them
24:54and I'm so terribly,
24:55terribly sorry,
24:56Chesney.
24:57Can you ever forgive me?
24:58Yes,
24:58you're all forgiven.
25:00So all that
25:01and a nice guy.
25:02I know.
25:03I mean,
25:04what a package.
25:05Yeah,
25:05I can tell you
25:06though.
25:07I don't know
25:07about the package.
25:08I can tell you
25:08though.
25:09What did you tell?
25:10Oh my goodness.
25:12Sarah Green.
25:14What?
25:16Chesney,
25:17basically you had
25:18just a full breakdown.
25:19I did.
25:20You gave me
25:21two incorrect answers.
25:22I know.
25:22Then you just started
25:23muttering to yourself.
25:24I was throwing numbers
25:25out there.
25:25But then what happened
25:26is because that went
25:27so badly,
25:28all of your correct answers
25:29you seemed really nervous
25:30about.
25:31I've never seen somebody
25:32be so scared
25:33to say the word
25:33picnic.
25:34I know,
25:35I know.
25:36I just needed
25:37to breathe.
25:38Yes.
25:38In fact,
25:39I blame you
25:39because you really
25:41should have told me
25:41to breathe before.
25:42Can I just say
25:43generally going forward
25:44we would like you
25:44to breathe.
25:47Well,
25:47listen,
25:47Chesney,
25:48I'm really sorry.
25:49If it makes
25:50Felina better,
25:50you've come across
25:51very well.
25:52Ruth likes you
25:52even more
25:53than she did
25:53before the show.
25:54But I'm afraid
25:55to say,
25:56I can't believe
25:56you did the heart
25:57to you.
25:57I know.
25:58Okay,
25:59I'm sorry to say,
26:00Chesney,
26:00that with three votes,
26:02you are the weakest link.
26:03Goodbye.
26:10So if I come back
26:11again to the weakest link,
26:12I think what I've learned
26:13is I need to breathe.
26:14Maybe some yoga
26:15before I come out.
26:24It's the final four.
26:26So far,
26:27you have banked
26:28a total of £4,900
26:30out of a possible
26:31£15,000.
26:32There are only
26:33four people remaining
26:34and another 10 seconds
26:35are coming off the clock.
26:36But the target
26:38is going to increase
26:38again to £7,500.
26:42We're going to start
26:42with the strongest link
26:43from the last round.
26:44That's you, Sarah.
26:46Let's play
26:47the weakest link.
26:49Start the clock.
26:51In media,
26:52the slogan
26:53All the News
26:53That's Fit to Print
26:54first appeared
26:55on the front page
26:56of which US newspaper
26:57in 1897?
27:01The New York Post.
27:03It's New York Times.
27:04Jamie,
27:05what word
27:06goes with only
27:07for a quiz show
27:08hosted by
27:08Victoria Corrin-Mitchell
27:09and with four
27:10in a game
27:11played by
27:11forming rows
27:12with counters?
27:13Connect.
27:14Correct.
27:14Ruth,
27:15in comics and cartoons,
27:16which letter
27:17of the alphabet
27:18is typically used
27:18to represent
27:19the sound
27:19of someone
27:20sleeping or snoring?
27:21Z.
27:22Correct.
27:22Emanuel.
27:23Bank.
27:23In soundtracks,
27:24Everything I Do,
27:25I Do It For You
27:25by Brian Adams
27:26features on the end credits
27:27of which 1991
27:28Kevin Costner film?
27:30Robin Hood,
27:30Prince of Thieves.
27:31Correct.
27:31Sarah,
27:32in materials,
27:33what S,
27:34meaning unblemished,
27:35goes before steel
27:36to give the name
27:36of an alloy
27:37that resists corrosion?
27:39Stainless.
27:39Correct.
27:40Jamie.
27:40Bank.
27:40In children's literature,
27:42the 2022 book
27:43titled Max Magic
27:44was co-written
27:44by the TV presenter
27:45Stephen Who?
27:48Mangan.
27:49Mulhern.
27:49Ruth.
27:50In food outlets,
27:51how many white spots
27:52are depicted
27:53on the logo
27:53of Domino's Pizza?
27:56Six.
27:56Three.
27:57Emanuel.
27:58In British history,
27:59the document known
27:59as Magna Carta
28:00was issued in 1215
28:01at a site near Windsor
28:03named what?
28:03Runny Mead
28:04or Watery Ale?
28:05Runny Mead.
28:06Correct.
28:07Sarah,
28:07In appliances,
28:08the name of what
28:09percussion instrument
28:09is also a term
28:11used for the rotating cylinder
28:12where laundry is placed
28:13in a washing machine?
28:18Dryer.
28:19Drum.
28:19Jamie.
28:20In politics,
28:21Tricky Dicky
28:22was a nickname
28:22given to which
28:2320th century
28:24US president?
28:25Dicky.
28:27Oh.
28:28Tricky Dicky.
28:29Er,
28:30Nixon.
28:31Richard Nixon.
28:32Correct.
28:32Mike.
28:33In law,
28:34what L is the form
28:35of defamation
28:35that is published
28:36in written or visual form?
28:37Libel.
28:38Correct.
28:38Emanuel.
28:39In technology,
28:40which family member
28:41proceeds forward
28:41in the name of a circuit
28:42that connects
28:43all the principal components
28:44of a computer?
28:45It is mother.
28:46Time is up
28:46and out of a possible
28:48£7,500
28:49you put in the bank
28:50£1,500.
28:52Brilliant, guys.
28:53Brilliant.
28:53So,
28:54who here thinks
28:55Bear Grylls
28:56refers to naked barbecuing?
29:00That's horrible.
29:01That's what he does,
29:01isn't it, Emanuel?
29:03Who thinks
29:04asteroids need
29:04to be treated
29:05with a special cream?
29:07Yeah.
29:08You almost like
29:09that one as much
29:09as voting people off.
29:11One of you
29:12is about to leave
29:13with nothing.
29:14It's time to vote
29:15off the weakest link.
29:19Emanuel had
29:20a strong round there.
29:22Sarah's had
29:23a good run,
29:24but with a few
29:24sticky moments,
29:25I suspect
29:26her time might
29:27be up.
29:29Voting's over.
29:31It's now time
29:32to reveal
29:33who you think
29:34is the weakest link.
29:39Jamie.
29:42Sarah.
29:44Sarah.
29:47Sarah.
29:52So, that was
29:53a tough round.
29:54Jamie,
29:55when I asked you
29:56about the
29:57tricky-dicky question,
29:58it's like
29:59your brain
30:00went through
30:00every single
30:01American president
30:02before you wrote it.
30:02Yes,
30:03one's called
30:04Dickie,
30:04one must be
30:05called Richard,
30:06and then, yeah,
30:06I was quite glad
30:07I reached for that
30:08because I thought
30:08if I'm going to pause
30:09any more time on that,
30:10I'm getting...
30:10Well, if you'd have
30:11spent that amount of time
30:13and then got it wrong,
30:14it would have been
30:14tricky for you, actually.
30:15A beautiful,
30:16beautiful pun, yeah.
30:17Appreciate you recognising it.
30:19Got nothing
30:19from anybody else.
30:21But how are you feeling
30:22about getting this far?
30:23I'm delighted.
30:24I mean,
30:24I've been on cloud nine
30:25since I didn't go out first,
30:27so I'm happy.
30:28I'm sorry that I had
30:29to vote out Sarah
30:31because she's obviously lovely,
30:32but you had to pick someone
30:33and I just remember
30:33percussion dryer.
30:34How did you feel
30:35about a percussion dryer?
30:37I think there is
30:38such a thing as a...
30:40Percussion dryer?
30:40Percussion dryer, yeah.
30:42Listen,
30:42I think it's a great invention.
30:43I think this is an episode
30:44of Dragon's Den
30:45rather than...
30:46It's exactly what I think.
30:48I think we are a few months
30:49away from Sarah Green
30:51walking in and going,
30:51thank you so much
30:52for seeing me, Drakens.
30:53Have you ever been
30:54in a situation
30:56where you want to dry
30:56some clothes
30:57but you also want a ridden?
30:59Can I present to you
31:00the percussion dryer?
31:00I look forward to seeing you.
31:02Well, listen, Sarah,
31:03I'm afraid to say
31:04that with three votes,
31:05you are the weakest link.
31:06Goodbye.
31:11Thank you and good luck
31:12one and all.
31:15Thanks very much.
31:16You've got three people there
31:18who would each make
31:20a worthy winner
31:21but if I had to put money
31:23on one person,
31:24I'm going with Ruth.
31:27Let's see if I'm right.
31:34Round six,
31:35you have banked
31:36£6,400
31:37out of a possible
31:38£22,500.
31:40There's only three of you left
31:41and another ten seconds
31:43are coming off the clock.
31:45We're going to start
31:45with the strongest link
31:46from the last round.
31:47That is you, Emmanuel.
31:49Let's play
31:50the weakest link.
31:52Start the clock.
31:54In drinks,
31:55an espresso martini cocktail
31:57is traditionally garnished
31:58with what kind of bean?
31:59Coffee.
32:00Correct.
32:00Jamie.
32:01In theatre,
32:02in 2025,
32:03which Agatha Christie play
32:04celebrated its 30,000th performance
32:06in the West End of London?
32:09Death in Venice.
32:11It's Mousetrap.
32:11Ruth.
32:12In TV,
32:13the Made in Chelsea star
32:14who won the 2023 series
32:16of I'm a Celebrity
32:16Get Me Out of Here
32:17is Sam who?
32:19Huss.
32:19Thompson.
32:20Emmanuel.
32:21In music,
32:22Matt and Luke Goss
32:22are members of which pop group
32:24that had a 1988 UK top ten single
32:26with When Will I Be Famous?
32:28Ross.
32:28Correct.
32:28Jamie.
32:29In UK geography,
32:30Scottish mountains
32:31that are over 3,000 feet high
32:33are known as what?
32:34Marilyn's or Munro's?
32:35Munro's.
32:36Correct.
32:36Pike.
32:37Ruth.
32:37In architecture,
32:38what be is a roofed outdoor platform
32:40typically in a park
32:41designed as a place
32:42for musicians to perform?
32:44Bandstand.
32:44Correct.
32:45Emmanuel.
32:45In annual events,
32:47the Notting Hill Carnival
32:47traditionally takes place
32:48on the last weekend
32:49of which month?
32:52July.
32:52August.
32:53Jamie.
32:54In cinema,
32:55the Bates Motel
32:56is a primary setting
32:57of which 1960
32:58Alfred Hitchcock film?
33:01It's shaming.
33:02Psycho.
33:03Ruth.
33:04In gardening,
33:05what W is a cart
33:06mounted on a frame
33:07that has a single wheel
33:08at the front
33:09and two handles
33:10used to carry loads
33:10short distances?
33:12Feel that.
33:12Correct.
33:12Emmanuel.
33:13In UK geography,
33:14the North Seaports
33:15of Grimsby
33:16and Kingston-upon-Hull
33:17are on the banks
33:18of which estuary?
33:20Pass.
33:20Humber.
33:21Jamie.
33:21What word goes
33:23with toast
33:23to make a breakfast
33:24dish of eggy bread
33:25and with dawn
33:26for a British comedian,
33:27writer and actor?
33:28French.
33:28Correct.
33:29Ruth.
33:29Bank.
33:30In technology,
33:30the abbreviation CCTV
33:32used in surveillance
33:33stands for what?
33:33Circuit television.
33:35Closed.
33:35Is correct.
33:36Time is up
33:38and I can tell you
33:39final three,
33:40you won £1,000
33:42in that round.
33:44Is it fair to say
33:45that got very tough
33:46for all of you?
33:46Yeah.
33:47Yeah, I think
33:47it was a tool there.
33:48In the next round,
33:50not only does the money
33:50go up to a possible
33:51£10,000,
33:53but you get the chance
33:54to double what you bank,
33:56which means there's
33:57£20,000 up for grabs.
33:59So think very carefully
34:01about this next decision.
34:03One of you
34:04is about to leave
34:05with nothing.
34:06It's time to vote off
34:07the weakest link.
34:11A symmetrical round
34:13for Jamie and Emmanuel.
34:14Two right,
34:15two wrong.
34:16These three have been
34:17neck and neck
34:18and neck throughout.
34:20So it's anyone's guess
34:22who's safe.
34:23Voting's over.
34:26It's now time to reveal
34:27who you think
34:28is the weakest link.
34:33Emmanuel.
34:36Jamie.
34:39Jamie.
34:45Emmanuel,
34:46how did that round
34:46go for you?
34:47That was a much,
34:48much tougher round.
34:50What made you vote
34:51for Jamie?
34:52Yeah.
34:52This was tactical.
34:53I thought if we do get
34:54into the final two,
34:56what's the best chance
34:57of having the most
34:59correct answers?
35:00So you're voting
35:01for Jamie because
35:02you think he would
35:03ruin the final.
35:04It's exactly...
35:05And when you put it
35:06like that...
35:06Well, no, I'm just
35:07summarising what you
35:08said.
35:09Absolutely.
35:10Yeah, and obviously
35:11you find it funny
35:11because you're a horrible
35:12person.
35:13I'm going to stick up
35:14for Emmanuel
35:14because this running
35:15joke, I mean,
35:16I feel bad.
35:17Like, your family's
35:17going to watch this
35:18show and actually
35:19he's been nice,
35:19he's been charming,
35:20he's slipped me a
35:21fiver to say that.
35:22You know, great guy.
35:23Jamie?
35:24Yeah?
35:24Is there anything
35:25you'd like to say
35:25to Ruth and Emmanuel
35:26before you go?
35:27Just, I think it's
35:28lovely to see
35:29positive disability
35:30in finals of things
35:30but if you guys
35:31don't then that's,
35:32you know, that's
35:33what you want to do.
35:34You've got your own
35:34demographics.
35:37To be fair,
35:38the weakest link
35:38did shove the three
35:39of us in diversity
35:40corner over here.
35:41Do you know what I mean?
35:42So, yeah, fair enough.
35:43That's what they're
35:43calling it up in the
35:44gallery, actually.
35:44I'll bet they are, yeah.
35:45Yeah, get some more
35:46shots on diversity
35:47corner, please.
35:49Well, listen, Jamie,
35:50I'm sorry to say,
35:50and I didn't vote for you
35:51nor would I have done,
35:52but with two votes,
35:54I'm afraid to say
35:55you are the weakest link.
35:56Goodbye.
35:56Thank you very much.
35:57Good luck, guys.
35:58And I do mean that.
35:59You're going to help.
36:00I am going to help.
36:01This is a big reveal
36:01for the whole nation.
36:03Yeah.
36:03God, he can't see.
36:07Just down this way.
36:08I'm quite happy.
36:09I managed to come on
36:10and do quite well
36:11and do a walk of shame.
36:12You see, Emmanuel
36:13and Ruth will never get
36:13the pleasure of doing
36:15the walk of shame
36:16because they're,
36:16well, they're winners.
36:24The final two.
36:25Congratulations.
36:26Now, Emmanuel,
36:27I've given you a hard time
36:28throughout the show,
36:29but I want to take
36:29this opportunity to say
36:31very, very well done.
36:32You've made it to the final two.
36:33Were you expecting to?
36:34I'm hoping, yes,
36:35but definitely not.
36:36I thought I'd get maybe
36:37the second, third,
36:39if I was lucky.
36:40You've done very well.
36:40How about you, Ruth?
36:41No, I just wanted to make sure
36:42I wasn't off first.
36:44Okay.
36:44That achieved.
36:45Everything else...
36:46Mission accomplished.
36:47Everything is a bonus from here.
36:48Exactly.
36:48Well, so far,
36:49you've banked a very healthy
36:50total of £7,400.
36:52This time,
36:53you have just 90 seconds,
36:55but whatever you bank
36:56will be doubled,
36:57meaning that this round
36:58is worth a possible
36:59£20,000.
37:01We're going to start
37:02with the strongest link
37:02from the last round.
37:03That is you, Ruth.
37:05Okay.
37:05Let's play the weakest link.
37:08Start the clock.
37:10In meteorology,
37:11what eye is one of the
37:12seven traditional colours
37:13of a rainbow?
37:14Indigo.
37:15Correct.
37:15Emmanuel.
37:16In pop music,
37:17Love Fool was a 1997
37:19UK top ten single
37:20for a group named what?
37:21The Cardigans or the Anoraks?
37:23The Cardigans.
37:24Correct.
37:24Ruth.
37:25In astronomy,
37:26Olympus Mons,
37:27the largest known volcano
37:28in the solar system,
37:29is on which planet?
37:30Neptune.
37:31Mars.
37:31Emmanuel.
37:32What sounds like
37:33both a primate
37:34native to Madagascar
37:35and the capital city of Peru?
37:40Pass.
37:41Lima.
37:42Ruth.
37:43In literature,
37:44the author of horror stories
37:45including the fall
37:45of the House of Usher
37:46and the pit in the pendulum
37:47is Edgar Allan Hu.
37:49Hall.
37:49Correct.
37:50Emmanuel.
37:51In health and safety,
37:52what W is attached
37:52to a life jacket
37:53for blowing into
37:54to attract attention?
37:55Whistle.
37:56Correct.
37:56Ruth.
37:56Mike.
37:57In history in 1949,
37:58which communist leader
37:59became chairman
38:00of the People's Republic of China?
38:02Mo.
38:02Correct.
38:03Emmanuel.
38:03In shared words,
38:04what term is used
38:05for both an act of kindness
38:06and a type of small gift
38:08given to guests at a party?
38:11Oh.
38:15Gesture.
38:16Favour.
38:16Damn it.
38:17Ruth.
38:17What sounds like
38:18both the river in Scotland
38:19known for its iconic bridge
38:21and the position
38:21that falls between
38:22third and fifth?
38:23Fourth.
38:23Correct.
38:24Emmanuel.
38:25In TV,
38:25the 2022 drama
38:26based on true events
38:27about a man faking
38:28his own death
38:29is titled
38:30The Thief, His Wife
38:31and the what?
38:33The Widow.
38:34Canoe.
38:34Ruth.
38:35In maths,
38:36what is 60 minus 41?
38:3819.
38:39It's a correct answer.
38:41Time is up
38:42and that was a good bank, Emmanuel.
38:44So I can tell you
38:45that you have managed
38:47to bank £1,250.
38:51We're going to double that
38:52and add it to your previous winnings,
38:53meaning a total prize pot
38:54of £9,900.
38:57Well done.
38:58But only one of you
39:00can take that money away
39:01for your chosen charity.
39:02It's time to go head to head.
39:09In this round,
39:10it's the best of five.
39:11Whoever answers
39:12the most questions correctly
39:13wins.
39:14Simple as that.
39:15Ruth,
39:16there's the strongest link
39:17in the last round.
39:18You have the choice
39:19of who goes first.
39:21I'd like to go first,
39:22please, Ramesh.
39:23OK.
39:24For the final time tonight,
39:25let's play
39:26The Weakest Link.
39:32Ruth,
39:34in toys,
39:35what structure
39:36designed for children
39:38to play inside
39:38is named after
39:40one of the darling children
39:41in Peter Pan?
39:42Oh, Wendy House.
39:44Correct.
39:46Emmanuel,
39:48in 2025,
39:50which US rapper
39:51achieved his first
39:52UK number one single
39:53with Not Like Us
39:54that he performed
39:55at the halftime show
39:56of Super Bowl 59?
39:58Hendrick Lamar.
40:00Correct.
40:02Ruth,
40:04in animals,
40:05the Galapagos
40:06is the only native species
40:08of which aquatic,
40:09flightless bird
40:10to be found
40:11north of the equator?
40:12Penguin.
40:14Correct.
40:16Emmanuel,
40:17in shared terms,
40:19what word
40:19for a moving mechanism
40:20on a door
40:21is also the name
40:22of a dating app
40:23created by Justin McLeod
40:25in 2012?
40:26Hinge.
40:27Correct.
40:29Ruth,
40:30in sustainability,
40:32according to a 2020 study
40:34by the Royal Horticultural Society
40:36and the University of Reading,
40:38what climbing plant
40:39provides the most effective cover
40:41for cooling buildings?
40:42Ivy.
40:44It's correct.
40:46Emmanuel,
40:47in occupations,
40:48the name
40:49for what type
40:50of tradesperson
40:51is derived
40:52from the Latin word
40:53for lead?
40:56Plummer.
40:59Correct.
41:01Ruth,
41:02what full name
41:03is shared
41:04by the spouse
41:05of the playwright
41:06William Shakespeare
41:07and the actor
41:08who won an Oscar
41:09for playing Fontaine
41:10in the 2012 film
41:12Les Miserables?
41:13Anne Hathaway.
41:15Correct.
41:17Emmanuel,
41:19in US geography,
41:20of the four states
41:21that begin
41:22with the word new,
41:23which comes first
41:25alphabetically?
41:27New Hampshire.
41:30Correct.
41:32Ruth,
41:33in leisure,
41:35patented by Price Jones
41:36in 1876,
41:37the Euclesia rug
41:39is considered
41:40to be the first
41:40commercially produced
41:41form of which
41:42common camping item?
41:43A tent.
41:47Incorrect,
41:47it's sleeping bag.
41:50Emmanuel,
41:50if you get this correct,
41:52you win the game.
41:54In international politics,
41:56after the departure
41:57of Jacinda Ardern
41:58in 2023,
41:59two people
42:00with the first name
42:01Christopher
42:01followed in succession
42:03as Prime Minister
42:04of which country?
42:07France.
42:10Incorrect,
42:10it's New Zealand.
42:12After five questions
42:13each,
42:14we have a tie.
42:15So,
42:16Ruth and Emmanuel,
42:17let's play
42:18Sudden Death.
42:19Oh.
42:22Ruth,
42:23in literature,
42:24partly set in
42:25Thornfield Hall,
42:26the 1966 novel
42:27Wide Sargasso Sea
42:29by Jean Rees
42:30was written
42:30as a prequel
42:31to which book
42:32by Charlotte Bronte?
42:35Wuthering Heights.
42:37Incorrect,
42:38it's Jane Eyre.
42:39Emmanuel,
42:40if you get this
42:40question right,
42:41you win the game.
42:43In science,
42:44named after
42:45a 20th century
42:46US-born physicist,
42:48a Van de Graaff generator
42:49uses a belt
42:50passing through rollers
42:51to create a static form
42:53of what type of energy?
42:56Electric.
42:59It's correct.
43:00Which means
43:00congratulations,
43:02Emmanuel.
43:03You are tonight's
43:04strongest link
43:05and you have won
43:06£9,900
43:08for your charity.
43:09Which charity
43:10is your money going to?
43:11The British Heart Foundation.
43:12Fantastic cause.
43:14Congratulations.
43:15Ruth,
43:15you leave with nothing.
43:17That's all
43:18from tonight's show.
43:19I'm Romesh Ranganathan
43:20and whatever you do,
43:21don't be the weakest link.
43:22Goodbye.
43:24Confession,
43:25my degree is
43:26in English literature.
43:27I know who wrote
43:28Jane Eyre.
43:28I know which Bronte
43:30it was.
43:30I cannot believe
43:31that's the question
43:32that I flunked on.
43:33I want to clarify
43:35that I did not enjoy
43:37voting people off.
43:39The problem is
43:39I've just won
43:40so I've still got
43:41this smile on
43:42so it looks like
43:43I did enjoy
43:44voting them off
43:45but I really,
43:45really didn't.
44:16I'll see you next time.
44:17I'll see you next time.
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