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00:04Two teens and celebrities are about to prove they're as good as their word.
00:07One of them could win thousands of pounds for their chosen charity,
00:10but only if they know their lingo.
00:25Hello and welcome to Celebrity Lingo,
00:28where we're rolling out the red carpet.
00:30But will the words roll off the tongue?
00:33Tonight, each of our celebrity teams will be playing to win cash for charities close to their hearts.
00:38Let's meet tonight's all-star teams.
00:41Promising not to be sheepish, it's Emmerdale icons Lisa Riley and Mark Charnock.
00:47And here to prove words are sacred, it's Reverend Richard Coles,
00:52alongside the king of the one-liners, comedian Tim Vine.
00:57Here's how the game works.
00:59Our teams will be shown the first letter of a word.
01:01All they have to do is guess that word.
01:03A correct letter turns green, a correct letter in the wrong place turns yellow.
01:07They have five attempts to solve each lingo,
01:09and each correct answer adds money to their bank.
01:12But only one team will make it through to the final,
01:14where they can win money for their chosen charity.
01:17Let's play Celebrity Lingo.
01:22Lisa, I've never seen a smile so big.
01:24You're so excited to be here, aren't you?
01:26I'm really excited, yeah.
01:27And literally, the pressure might not be off, so we should be all right.
01:31We're dingles, come on.
01:32We're dingles.
01:33We're dingles.
01:33You are dingles.
01:34We get through anything, yeah.
01:35Now, Lisa, which charity are you playing for tonight?
01:37I'm playing for Maggie's, a phenomenal charity
01:39that helps people going through palliative care with cancer.
01:42Yeah, it's phenomenal.
01:43All around the country, so big up, Maggie's.
01:45Mark, your charity tonight?
01:46The Stroke Association.
01:47I did a storyline where I worked with them quite closely,
01:50and they're just an amazing bunch of people.
01:52Brilliant.
01:52Thank you so much, both of you.
01:54Now, teams, Richard and Tim, Lisa and Mark,
01:56this is how this round works.
01:57We are looking for four-letter lingos.
01:59They are worth more the faster they are solved.
02:01And remember, you must say the word and start to spell it
02:05before the timer runs out.
02:08So, Lisa and Mark, you are up first.
02:10Lisa and Mark, do you know your lingo?
02:13Here comes your first four-letter lingo,
02:15and it begins with the letter H,
02:18and your time starts now.
02:19Help.
02:20H-E-L-P.
02:21Help.
02:21Help.
02:22It's not help.
02:23You've got an E, though.
02:25H-E-A-L.
02:26Heel.
02:27Heel, yeah.
02:28Cracking on here.
02:29Heel.
02:30H-E-A-L.
02:31Heel.
02:33Good.
02:34Here.
02:35H-E-A-R.
02:36Here.
02:39Heep.
02:39H-E-A-P.
02:41Heep.
02:42It's not heep.
02:43One more go.
02:45Head.
02:45H-E-A-D.
02:46Are we using our head?
02:47Come on.
02:48Yes.
02:49Oh, fantastic.
02:50And it took our brains back one.
02:53And breathe.
02:54Oh, and breathe.
02:55You're off the mark.
02:56It's all good.
02:57Lisa and Mark, here comes your second four-letter lingo.
03:00It begins with the letter M, and your time starts now.
03:03Mime.
03:04M-I-M-E.
03:05Mime.
03:07Oh, got an E.
03:08Uh, male.
03:09M-A-L-E.
03:11Male.
03:12Oh, come on.
03:13More.
03:14M-O-R-E.
03:15More.
03:15More.
03:17One more letter.
03:18Come on.
03:19Come on.
03:19Mope.
03:20M-O-P-E.
03:21Mope.
03:23No.
03:23Oh, come on.
03:26Mode.
03:27Mode.
03:27M-O-D-E.
03:28Mode.
03:29Are we in the right mode?
03:30Oh.
03:32Unlucky.
03:33Let's have a look and see what it is.
03:35M-O-V-E.
03:37Move.
03:37Have a myth.
03:38Move.
03:38OK.
03:39OK.
03:40Not to worry.
03:41Here comes your third and final four-letter lingo.
03:44Begins with the letter S, and your time starts now.
03:48Safe.
03:48S-A-F-E.
03:49Safe.
03:51It's not safe.
03:52Oh.
03:55S-P-A-N.
03:56Span.
03:58It's not span.
04:00You've got the A and the P.
04:01Soap.
04:01S-O-A-P.
04:02Soap.
04:04Yes!
04:05Oh.
04:06I've never seen so much commitment from someone, Mark.
04:09You are just, you're there, you're kind of like, and Lisa's like, it's like...
04:12Can I have a lie down?
04:14Really good stuff.
04:15£900.
04:15This is great, great stuff.
04:17We are now playing your puzzle word.
04:18It's eight letters long.
04:19It's worth up to £1,500, all right?
04:23Fingers on your buzzer.
04:24Here comes your puzzle word clue, Lisa and Mark.
04:28This answer is one for the doughnuts.
04:31This answer is one for the doughnuts.
04:33Your time starts now.
04:35K-N-E-A...
04:41Needing.
04:42Here you buzzer.
04:43Needing.
04:44Needing.
04:45Let's have a look.
04:46It is needing.
04:48Well done.
04:51Good stuff.
04:52£1,800.
04:53A really good total so far.
04:56Really good.
04:57Richard and Tim, how are we doing?
04:58Oh, we're certainly enjoying watching it.
05:00Can we...
05:01Can we leave it at that?
05:02Can we carry on watching?
05:04So, I mean, you are the master of puns.
05:07Well, I don't know about that.
05:08And you love your words, obviously.
05:09I do.
05:10Well, actually, a bloke came up to me the other day.
05:11He said, I've just built my Scrabble set on the road.
05:13I said, what's the world on the street?
05:16All right.
05:17Tell us about your charities, Richard.
05:19Which charity are you playing for?
05:20Oh, I'm at Elisha House Recovery Centre,
05:22which is an amazing place in Cone in Lancashire,
05:24which helps people who are dealing with addiction.
05:27Fantastic.
05:27And, Tim, your charity tonight?
05:30Cure Parkinson's, which is a great charity,
05:32trying to get rid of the dreadful disease of Parkinson's.
05:34Lovely.
05:35It's a charity close to my heart as well.
05:36So, thank you very much for that, Tim.
05:38Now, Richard, before we start, I think it's only right,
05:41don't you think, if we had a moment of reflection.
05:44Could everyone please join in?
05:45And could you lead this, please, for us, Richard?
05:47Do it genuinely.
05:48Surprising.
05:49A God whose word caused all to be help us to win its charity.
05:55Oh!
05:56Amen.
05:57That would be a good word.
05:58Amen.
05:58Oh, me.
05:59That's what's incredible.
05:59Voluntary work.
06:00I wouldn't do it if you paid me.
06:01LAUGHTER
06:03OK, Richard and Tim, do you know your lingo?
06:08Here comes your first four-letter lingo,
06:10and it begins with the letter R,
06:13and your time starts now.
06:14Rice, R-I-C-E.
06:16Rice!
06:17It's not rice, it's got an I.
06:19Oh, crumbs.
06:20No, rice, not crumbs.
06:23Raid, R-A-I-D.
06:25Raid.
06:27Oh, almost!
06:28One more letter.
06:29Rain, R-A-I-N.
06:30Rain!
06:32Yes!
06:33Well done.
06:34Really good stuff.
06:36£550.
06:37Good stuff, Richard and Tim.
06:38Here comes your second four-letter lingo,
06:40and it begins with the letter E,
06:43and your time starts now.
06:44Earn, E-A-R-N.
06:47Earn.
06:48Good.
06:49One more letter.
06:51Earl, E-A-R-L.
06:53Earl!
06:55No.
06:56Keep going.
06:58Oh, ears.
07:00E-A-R-S.
07:01Ears, it could be.
07:02Are we all ears?
07:03We are!
07:05Well done.
07:06£1,100.
07:08You can tell Richard's played this before.
07:10Come on.
07:11Not me, no?
07:12OK.
07:14Here comes your third and final four-letter lingo.
07:17Begins with the letter P,
07:19and your time starts now.
07:20Pear.
07:20P-E-A-R.
07:23Pear.
07:27Plot.
07:28P-L-O-T.
07:29Plot.
07:31It's not plot.
07:32Oh, blimey.
07:35Er...
07:36Keep on the time.
07:37Oh, pine.
07:38P-I-N-E.
07:38Pine.
07:40It's not pine,
07:41but you're one letter away.
07:42Pint.
07:43P-I-N-T.
07:44Do we fancy a pint?
07:46No.
07:47Er...
07:48Pins.
07:48P-I-N-S.
07:49Pins.
07:49Come on.
07:52Oh, unlucky.
07:53That was a good effort.
07:54Let's have a look and see what it is.
07:57Pink.
07:58Pink.
07:58Did you get that, Lisa?
07:59No, I thought it was ping.
08:01Oh, OK.
08:02P-I-N-G.
08:03P-I-N-G.
08:03Yeah, OK.
08:04You don't have to spell everywhere.
08:06Only when you're playing the game do you need to spell.
08:09OK.
08:10All right.
08:11OK.
08:13Now, Richard and Tim,
08:14it is time for your puzzle word.
08:16It's worth up to £1,500.
08:17It's an eight-letter puzzle word.
08:18You have ten seconds to answer.
08:20You have your fingers on your buzzer.
08:21Here comes your clue.
08:25This answer might catch you with your trousers down.
08:28This answer might catch you with your trousers down.
08:31Your time starts now.
08:33B-O-M-R-H.
08:40Oh.
08:41Yes.
08:42Bathroom.
08:42Bathroom.
08:43It's got to be.
08:43Come on.
08:45Yes.
08:46Really good stuff.
08:47Woo.
08:48We won ourselves seven pence there, didn't we?
08:51We've left it late.
08:52You were great.
08:53Very, very good.
08:54So, at the end of that round,
08:57Lisa and Mark, £1,800.
09:00Richard and Tim, £2,000.
09:03So, not a lot in it.
09:04Not a lot in it.
09:05Just £200.
09:06And we play for a lot of money in the next round.
09:09After the break, our teams will be battling head-to-head which one of our famous faces will be finally
09:15lost for words.
09:16But first, here's a ten-letter puzzle word for you at home.
09:19Here's your clue.
09:22This answers seeing stubble.
09:24This answers seeing stubble.
09:26And here's some letters for you.
09:29Do you think you can solve it?
09:30See you in a moment.
09:31Right here on Lingo.
09:34APPLAUSE
09:45Welcome back to Celebrity Lingo, the show where I give you my word.
09:49One of our teams could walk away with thousands of pounds for charity.
09:53Now, before the break, we gave you a Lingo puzzle word to solve.
09:56Here's the clue.
09:57This answer's seeing stubble.
09:59This answer's seeing stubble.
10:01And the answer is...
10:05Aftershave.
10:06Tim, did you get that one?
10:07Yeah, this bloke said to me, he said,
10:08whatever you do, don't mention deodorant.
10:09I said, sure, mum's a word.
10:14Lisa and Mark, Richard and Tim, we're now playing the Lingo battle.
10:18In this round, each team will take it in turn to play five-letter lingos.
10:22If you fail to solve the lingo,
10:24control of the grid will pass over to your opponents.
10:27And remember, the lingos are worth more the faster they are solved.
10:32Lisa and Mark, Richard and Tim, let's play Lingo.
10:37Lisa and Mark, you are behind, so you will go first.
10:40Here comes your first five-letter lingo.
10:42And it begins with the letter G, and your time starts now.
10:46Great. G-R-E-A-T. Great.
10:48Is the answer great...
10:50Oh, almost!
10:52Great.
10:52Great. G-R-A-T-E.
10:56Great.
10:58OK, one more letter.
10:59Grade. G-R-A-D-E.
11:01Have we got the grade?
11:03Not yet.
11:04Grave. G-R-A-V-E.
11:06Grave.
11:08No!
11:09One more letter.
11:11Grace. G-R-A-C-E.
11:13Grace. Come on, Grace.
11:15No!
11:16Richard and Tim, you can steal.
11:18You don't need to buzz.
11:18You don't need to buzz.
11:20Grape.
11:20Grape.
11:21G-R-A-P-E.
11:22Is it grape?
11:25Yes!
11:26Well, Vine would get grape, wouldn't he, really?
11:29Come on.
11:30OK, £2,500.
11:32Richard and Tim, really good stuff.
11:34And now it's your first five-letter lingo.
11:36It begins with the letter...
11:39W and your time starts now.
11:41White.
11:41W-H-I-T-E.
11:43White.
11:45H and T.
11:50Come on.
11:51Roth.
11:52W-R-A-T-H.
11:54Great word.
11:55Roth.
11:56It's not Roth, but you found an H.
11:58It's in the right place.
11:59The A and T are not.
12:00Watch.
12:01W-A-T-C-H.
12:03Watch and learn, everyone.
12:04Watch and learn.
12:06Oh, really good stuff.
12:07£3,400.
12:09Really good.
12:10Long way to go, Lisa and Mark.
12:11Do not worry.
12:12Here comes your second and final five-letter lingo.
12:15Good luck.
12:16It begins with the letter...
12:18D.
12:18And your time starts now.
12:21Dread.
12:22D-R-E-A-D.
12:23Dread.
12:23We can see it in your eyes.
12:25But it's good.
12:26You've got an A.
12:28Come on.
12:30Keep it on the time.
12:31D-A-U-N-T.
12:32D-A-U-N-T.
12:34Good.
12:35Keeps you in the game.
12:36It's all right.
12:37Keeps you in the game.
12:38Dames.
12:38D-A-M-E-S.
12:40Dames.
12:41That'll keep you in the game as well.
12:42And you've found an S.
12:44The A's not in the right place, remember.
12:45Yeah, it has to be in the middle.
12:47D.
12:51I can't see it.
12:53Drake.
12:53Oh, we're knocking it out of time.
12:54Richard and Tim.
12:55You can steal here.
12:59Yes.
13:00Deans.
13:01D-E-A-N-S.
13:04Deans.
13:04Let's have a look.
13:05Oh, no.
13:05Oh, it couldn't be because of the E and the N.
13:09I just forgot briefly the rules.
13:12It's fine.
13:13It was all good apart from it wasn't good.
13:16It was bad.
13:16Yeah.
13:17Okay.
13:18Other than that, let's have a look and see what it is.
13:22Dials.
13:23Dials.
13:24Okay, not to worry.
13:25Richard and Tim, here comes your second and final five-letter lingo.
13:29And it begins with the letter T.
13:32And your time starts now.
13:34Treat.
13:35T-R-E-A-T.
13:37Treat.
13:39It's got the A and T, but they're not in the right place.
13:46Taste.
13:47T-A-S-T-E.
13:50Oh!
13:51It's not taste.
13:53Tasty.
13:54T-A-S-T-Y.
13:55But it could be tasty.
13:57Oh, very nice.
14:00Lovely stuff.
14:01T-A-S-T-E-R-E-I-O-L-E-I-E-R-I-O-L-O-O-L
14:03-O-D-E-I-O-I-N-E-N-H.
14:04Which means, Richard and Tim, with 4,300 pounds, you are our Celebrity Lingo Champions.
14:11And we'll see you in the Celebrity Lingo Final.
14:15There's not enough money left in the game.
14:17We are about to play Puzzle Word.
14:18You will go ahead, Ted.
14:19Just play for a bit of lingo pride now, okay?
14:22And, of course, the more money you can take into the final, Richard and Tim,
14:25the more money you'll win for your charities.
14:27We are playing for a nine-letter puzzle worth.
14:29This time it's worth up to £2,000.
14:32You're playing head-to-head.
14:33The first team to buzz in takes the money.
14:35Buzz in with the wrong answer, you'll be frozen out,
14:37leaving your opponents all the remaining time.
14:40Good luck to both of you.
14:41Here comes your puzzle work clue.
14:45On your bike. On your bike.
14:47Your time starts now.
14:51H-D-A-R-E.
14:56Yes, Richard and Tim.
14:57Handlebar.
14:58Handlebar. Let's have a look.
15:00Oh, well done.
15:03Really, really good stuff.
15:05So, at the end of that round, Richard and Tim, £5,700.
15:12You are our Celebrity Lingo Champions.
15:14We'll see you in the final.
15:17Lisa and Mark, have you had a nice time?
15:18God, it's been amazing.
15:20It's been really lovely. Thanks for having us.
15:21On this occasion, words did fail you, and it leaves me with just one word left to say, and that
15:26is, goodbye.
15:31Richard and Tim are our Celebrity Lingo Champions. And through to today's final. But are they about to eat their
15:37words? Let's find out if they really do know their lingo.
15:44APPLAUSE
15:45Richard and Tim, here you are. Celebrity Lingo Champions. Well, there we are. Clearly, Reverend, the moment of reflection really
15:53helps.
15:53Well, you know. Yeah, of course. When you've got connections, I don't want to use them.
15:57Right. Exactly. Right. I see they've opened a new Christian restaurant. It's called The Lord Gibbeth, and also does takeaway.
16:03LAUGHTER
16:04Right. This is where you get the chance to win some cash for your chosen charities. The one word that
16:12really matters now is money.
16:15This is where it gets serious. In this final, you will have 90 seconds on the clock. If you can
16:20solve just one more four-letter lingo, you'll win half of the money you banked tonight, which is a wonderful
16:27£2,850.
16:31That's not bad. That'll be all right. That'll be OK. However, we can do better than that. If you solve
16:38one more five-letter lingo, we'll give you all of the money you banked tonight, which is a wonderful £5
16:46,700.
16:47Look at that. Now, that would be great. Yeah.
16:49If there's still time on the clock, you can try your lingo luck at a six-letter lingo to double
16:57your money to a huge £11,400 for your chosen charities.
17:06As is the final, there is no time limit on your guesses. If you give us a word that is
17:10not in our dictionary, you'll be given a new lingo, and if you're completely stuck, just say pass and we'll
17:15replace the word.
17:16And just remind us, Tim, the charity that you are hoping to win some money for.
17:21Cure Parkinson's is the charity.
17:23And Reverend Richard Coles, please remind us of the charity that you're playing for tonight.
17:27Elisha House Cone in Lancashire. It's a recovery centre for people dealing with addictions. They do some fantastic work, especially
17:33with young people. They're doing great stuff.
17:35That's great to hear, and we really do hope you'll win some money tonight. Shall we do it?
17:40Let's do it. Come on. Richard and Tim, let's play lingo.
17:47For £2,850, with 90 seconds on your clock, your final four-letter lingo begins with the letter C, and
17:58your time starts now.
17:59Clap. C-L-A-P.
18:01Clap.
18:03It's not clap. You've got an A.
18:05Cart. C-A-R-T.
18:07Cart.
18:08Good. One more letter.
18:11Cast. C-A-S-T.
18:13Cast.
18:15Yes!
18:15Very good, Matt.
18:16Very good. Well done.
18:18That was a good first word clap. Got you to cart, then cast. You still have 76 seconds. This is
18:24a great start. And you have banked a wonderful £2,850.
18:29I know, isn't it?
18:30That's not bad. You're making this look easier now, Vine. This is great.
18:33Well, I went to one of the, what we call the lingo cul-de-sac there.
18:37And thankfully, I was bailed out by Richard. Very nice of you.
18:41Oh, come on.
18:42But £5,700 now. Let's do this. With 76 seconds left on the clock, your final five-letter lingo begins
18:50with the letter S. And your time starts now.
18:53Smart. S-M-A-R-T.
18:55Smart.
18:57Good. R and T. Two more letters.
19:00Shirt. S-H-I-R-T.
19:02Shirt. Come on.
19:04Oh! What more letter?
19:05Short. S-H-O-R-T.
19:07Short. It's got to be.
19:09Yes!
19:10Oh, that is superb. Well done. Really, really good stuff. Good teamwork. Good, good teamwork.
19:16You still have 61 seconds left on the clock, and you have now banked an incredible £5,700.
19:24Yeah, that's great.
19:25This is really good. And the great news is you've got a good amount of time left. Are you ready?
19:31Yes.
19:32Shall we do it?
19:33Yeah.
19:33Your final six-letter lingo. Your six-letter lingo, with 61 seconds left on the clock, begins
19:41with the letter V. And your time starts now.
19:45Versus. V-E-R-S-U-S.
19:50Versus. It's not versus. It's got an E and a U. They're not in the right place.
19:56Blimey.
19:57You can pass if you want to, but...
20:01Of course.
20:01You've got a U and an E.
20:03But, volume, new word. P.
20:07Priest. P-R-I-E-S-T.
20:08Priest. Oh, God, wouldn't this be good?
20:11It's not priest, though. You've got E and an S. S is in the right place. The E is not.
20:18Oh, no.
20:23You can pass.
20:27Pass.
20:29Please. New word. M.
20:33Mount. Mountie. M-O-U-N-T-Y.
20:37Mountie. Is that a word?
20:40Isn't it?
20:41I don't think it is.
20:42Oh, for bliss.
20:43It's not, I'm afraid.
20:44Master. New word. E.
20:47Easter.
20:47E. Spell it.
20:48E-A-S-T-E-R.
20:50Easter. Is it just in time?
20:53Oh!
20:54Sorry.
20:55Sorry.
20:55Don't worry.
20:56Oh, not to worry. Let's have a look and see what it is.
21:01Engine.
21:02Engine.
21:02Engine. Did really well. You just had nothing left in the engine.
21:05No, it didn't.
21:06But, listen, you did really, really well. It's been fantastic.
21:09You have won an amazing £5,700 for your chosen charity.
21:16That is brilliant, isn't it?
21:18Yeah, well done.
21:18It's great.
21:19Remind us again of your chosen charity, Richard.
21:22Elisha House, which is a recovery centre for people dealing with addiction.
21:25Lovely.
21:26And Tim, yours?
21:27Cure Parkinson's, trying to get rid of the horrible disease Parkinson's.
21:30Fantastic.
21:31Have you both had a good time?
21:32Lovely.
21:32Lovely time.
21:33You have been fantastic. It's been great having you here.
21:35Thank you so much.
21:37I can safely say, Richard and Tim, you really do know your lingo.
21:42That's it for tonight.
21:43Next time, more celebrities will be competing to win thousands of pounds for charity.
21:47But will anyone get a word in?
21:49You can join us too.
21:50But do you know your lingo?
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