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Today's contestants are Chris & Alan from London, Julie & Richard from Stoke on Trent, and Elizabeth & Angela from Cardiff. Despite one team looking to run away with things in the points games early on it eventually proves a very tight thing going into the Super Sweep. But will Dale be handing out cash to one lucky team today?
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00:30Go on, fill your trolley as high as you can, because shopping has never been so much fun.
00:36Yes, there's prizes in store and much, much more when you play Supermarket Sweep.
00:45Let's welcome today's shoppers.
00:49Christian Allen from London.
00:54Julian Richard from Stoke-on-Track.
01:00Elizabeth and Angela from Cardiff.
01:03You're all on Supermarket Sweep.
01:09And here's your host, Dale Winton.
01:16Good morning.
01:19Good morning and welcome to Supermarket Sweep.
01:23One of our teams could be going home with £2,000.
01:28First, they have to prove their shopping skills and general knowledge and build up vital minutes and seconds to take
01:33with them into the market later on.
01:35In fact, let me give you all a minute to start with.
01:38There you go.
01:39Well, a little taster of what's in store a bit later on.
01:42Let's run a quick mini-sweep.
01:43Now, it's all about a product to be found somewhere among the shelves or else somewhere in the supermarket, OK?
01:48Are you ready?
01:49Mm-hm.
01:50Buzz, in the minute you know the product I'm talking about.
01:52Ten seconds for a correct answer.
01:54If you bring me the product within 30 seconds, I'll add another £25 bonus to your sweep total.
01:59OK, here we go.
02:00So, an English dessert close to every man's heart.
02:04Golden syrup in pastry.
02:06It's called...
02:07Elizabeth.
02:07Treacle tart.
02:08Sounds good to me.
02:09Yeah.
02:15Angela's looking at you as I say, she got that?
02:18Angela, you have to do the hard part now.
02:20I don't know where it is.
02:21No, that's the idea.
02:23We're going to give you 30 seconds to go out into the supermarket and find the specially marked treacle tart.
02:28It has this little badge on it.
02:30If you bring it back to me within 30 seconds, I'll add £25 to your sweep total.
02:35Are you ready?
02:36Yes, ma'am.
02:36Off you go.
02:38Oh!
02:40Oh!
02:43I think it's in a tin.
02:45No!
02:46A tin tin!
02:48A tin!
02:50Oh!
02:51Oh!
02:55Oh!
02:56Oh!
03:08Come back, Angela.
03:11Come back, Angela.
03:12Oh!
03:14Oh!
03:20It was fattening anyway.
03:21It's good exercise.
03:22You didn't want it anyway, but you got the 10 seconds.
03:24You don't get the £25 sweep total, but anyway, go back and catch your breath back and chat
03:28to Elizabeth.
03:28That's it.
03:33Alan and Chris, welcome to Supermarket Sweep.
03:36Thank you, Dad.
03:36There is a strong family resemblance there.
03:39You noticed, yeah.
03:39Am I right?
03:40Father and son?
03:41Oh, thank you.
03:42Who's the father?
03:44Brothers, obviously.
03:44Who is the older one?
03:45Me.
03:46You, right.
03:47Okay.
03:47What do you do, Chris?
03:49I design building services, mechanical services.
03:52Right.
03:53And you, Alan?
03:54I'm a maintenance manager for a menswear company.
03:56Right.
03:56Okay.
03:56Well, it's good to see you on the sweep.
03:58Do you do the shopping in the family?
04:00Sometimes.
04:00Online, if I say I do.
04:02Right.
04:03That doesn't matter, because you still may know a lot about it.
04:05Oh, yeah.
04:06That's true.
04:06I wish you luck.
04:08Richard and Julie, welcome to Supermarket Sweep.
04:10Hi, Julie.
04:11What do you do?
04:12I'm going to be a teacher.
04:13I start my first job in September.
04:15This is fantastic.
04:16Congratulations.
04:17How do you know this one, Richard?
04:18I met him while I was doing my degree at Nottingham.
04:21Oh, right.
04:21And didn't put you off his studies, obviously.
04:23Oh, I don't know.
04:24No.
04:26Richard, welcome to Supermarket Sweep.
04:28Hi, dear.
04:29What do you do?
04:29I'm a solicitor in London.
04:31Right.
04:32That sounds very official.
04:33Oh, I'm sure it is.
04:34Well, this makes a change, doesn't it?
04:35It is slightly different, yes.
04:37Good luck on the programme.
04:38Angela and Elizabeth.
04:39Hi.
04:40Angela, have you got your breath back?
04:41Just about.
04:42Yeah, good to see you.
04:43What do you do, Elizabeth?
04:44Um, as they say, a domestic engineer with three children.
04:48Right.
04:48That's a lot of work, anyway.
04:50I know.
04:50What about you, Angela?
04:51I'm a midwife.
04:52Oh, great.
04:53And how do you two know each other?
04:55My sisters.
04:56Are you?
04:56Oh, fantastic.
04:58Yeah, well, I can see the...
05:02You could take that out and act on the road.
05:04You really could.
05:05It's really good to see you.
05:06But, yeah, I can see now you mentioned it.
05:07I can see a strong family resemblance.
05:09Well, listen, we wish you all lots and lots of luck.
05:11Okay, if you'd like to...
05:12Well, we'll ask Angela, Richard, and Alan to come forward.
05:15We'll see you a bit later on for the next round of games, okay?
05:25This is what we call the random reveal game.
05:28It's...
05:29I'm a bit nasty with you on this one.
05:30It's a bit tricky, because I'm going to give you the answer to a product found somewhere
05:33in our supermarket, but I'm only going to reveal to you one letter at a time at random.
05:38But I will give you a clue to start you off.
05:40Okay, now there are four chances to answer this one, so there are 40 seconds on offer.
05:44Buzz in when you think you know what the product is.
05:46Are you ready?
05:47Okay.
05:49Not a pudding, but fried.
05:52Letter.
05:53C.
05:54I.
05:56K.
05:57S.
05:58Richard.
05:59Fish cakes.
06:00Let's see if you're right.
06:01Yeah, ten seconds.
06:03APPLAUSE
06:07A chicken-based starter.
06:10Letter.
06:12C.
06:13U.
06:14C.
06:16L.
06:17A.
06:18Angela.
06:19Cock-a-leaky soup.
06:20Let's see if you're right.
06:22Don't sound so surprised!
06:24APPLAUSE
06:27I've never eaten it.
06:28I've never...
06:29I've never...
06:29Never liked the sound of the name.
06:30I've never...
06:30I've never...
06:30I've never...
06:31Have you ever eaten it?
06:31I don't so have.
06:32No?
06:33Fair enough.
06:34Stringy Italian topping.
06:36Letter.
06:38L.
06:39Angela.
06:40Mozzarella cheese?
06:41Let's see if that's right.
06:43Yeah, ten seconds.
06:48Your last chance to go for ten seconds in this particular game.
06:52Strange things for a shirt.
06:54Letter.
06:55O.
06:56R.
06:58H.
06:59N.
07:01O.
07:02Angela.
07:02Button mushrooms?
07:04That could be right.
07:05And it is.
07:06Ten seconds.
07:12You give great answers, but you look as if you're not sure.
07:14I'm not.
07:15Well done.
07:15Great.
07:16Scores at the moment.
07:17Well, Alan, a minute.
07:18That's the minute I gave you earlier, isn't it?
07:19It was, yeah.
07:20Well, try harder.
07:21Richard, one minute and ten seconds, and Angela, one minute and forty.
07:25But so many more minutes and seconds to play for.
07:27Now, this is what we call the calorie game.
07:29Okay.
07:30Have a listen to these three products.
07:32Cod and parsley sauce, fish fingers, and cod fish cakes.
07:37Okay.
07:39Now, of those three products, which one has the most calories per hundred grams?
07:44Is it the cod and parsley, the fish fingers, or the fish cakes?
07:48Enter one, two, or three.
07:51Okay.
07:51Make your choices.
07:54Alan, which one did you think it was?
07:56I've gone for number three.
07:57The cod fish cakes.
07:58Richard, which one did you go for?
08:00I think it was cod and parsley.
08:01Cod and parsley.
08:02Okay.
08:02Number one.
08:03And Angela, sorry?
08:04Cod and parsley.
08:05You went for number one.
08:07Well, let me tell you.
08:08The cod and parsley sauce has 80 calories per hundred grams.
08:10The fish fingers, 185.
08:13And the cod fish cakes, 216.
08:16So, three was the answer we were looking for.
08:18Alan, you've scored ten seconds.
08:21APPLAUSE
08:24Have a look at these three.
08:27Stout, champagne, and strong cider.
08:30Okay.
08:31And which do you think out of those three has the most calories per hundred millilitres?
08:35Make your choice.
08:36One, two, or three.
08:39Okay.
08:39Which one did you go for, Alan?
08:40I've gone for the champagne.
08:41Okay.
08:42Number one.
08:43Number two, that was.
08:43Sorry, what did you go for, Richard?
08:44Yep, the champagne again.
08:45Champagne and...
08:46Strong cider.
08:48I think that's out of personal preference, actually.
08:51Let me tell you.
08:52The stout has 37.
08:54The champagne, 75.
08:56And the strong cider, 35 calories per hundred millilitres.
08:59So, the answer we were looking for was number two, champagne.
09:01Alan and Richard, you've both added ten seconds to your score.
09:09Let's bring back your partners.
09:18Let me tell you how they did.
09:19One twenty, one twenty, one forty.
09:22Still anybody's game.
09:23Returning partners, step forward.
09:24We'll see you, Elvis, later on in the programme.
09:33Love this round.
09:35We call this the gossip round.
09:37So, if you're up to date on who's going out with who, and who's in the news for various
09:43reasons.
09:43Do you read lots of magazines?
09:44Do you?
09:46No.
09:46No.
09:47Check out our magazine rack.
09:48It's got all the details there.
09:49It really has.
09:50Now, have a look at these names.
09:51Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Clint Eastwood, Burt Reynolds, Harrison Ford,
09:57and Bruce Willis.
09:59Okay?
10:00Now, those are six of the most macho stars in the world.
10:03I'm going to give you a series of clues.
10:04I want you to buzz in as soon as you know the answer.
10:07In other words, what star am I talking about?
10:11Four chances.
10:12Forty seconds up for grabs here.
10:14At his last wedding, mischief makers filled his bride's handbag with a selection of his
10:19hair pieces.
10:21Elizabeth.
10:21Is it Burt Reynolds?
10:23Let's see if you're right.
10:29It had to be.
10:30It had to be, didn't it?
10:32Yeah.
10:32Okay.
10:32He is married to a member of the Kennedy family.
10:35Julie.
10:36Schwarzenegger.
10:37Say it again.
10:38Schwarzenegger.
10:38I like the way you say that.
10:39I think you could be right.
10:41Yeah.
10:41Ten seconds.
10:45His second wife, Brigitte Nielsen, was...
10:48Oh.
10:48Julie.
10:49Sylvester Stallone.
10:50Let's see if that's right.
10:53Ten seconds.
10:56For a teacher, you do a lot of reading of the gossip mags.
10:58I do.
10:58I dread.
10:59Okay.
10:59Elizabeth.
11:00Okay.
11:00When Heavily Pregnant...
11:03Oh.
11:03Elizabeth.
11:04Bruce Willis.
11:05He's never been Heavily Pregnant.
11:06No.
11:07But I wonder if you're right.
11:08Yeah!
11:10APPLAUSE
11:15You did it before I even gave you the question.
11:16When Heavily Pregnant, his wife posed nude on the cover of Vanity Fair.
11:20That was when she was painted in...
11:21Was that a different picture?
11:22Oh.
11:23She does it a lot, doesn't she?
11:24She really does.
11:25Anyway, that's the end of that particular game.
11:27Let's have a look at those scores.
11:29Chris.
11:30One minute twenty.
11:31Julie.
11:31One minute forty.
11:32And Elizabeth.
11:33Two minutes.
11:35APPLAUSE
11:40I wonder how cost effective you are when you go shopping.
11:44You're looking horrified at my products here.
11:46All right?
11:46Okay.
11:46But what I will tell you is we have tomato puree, lasagna verde, and pasta shells.
11:53Now, I'm not going to tell you how much they cost, but I will tell you this much.
11:57They don't cost two pounds fifty.
12:00What I want to know is in our supermarket today, if you add the price of all of these
12:05three items together, does it come to more or less than two pounds fifty?
12:09In other words, is it higher or lower?
12:12Enter.
12:13Make your choice.
12:14Higher or lower?
12:18Okay.
12:18Now, before I reveal the answers, I will tell you, if all three of you get it right,
12:22I will add a further twenty seconds to the total.
12:25So, it's a possible thirty seconds.
12:26If only one of you gets it right, ten seconds.
12:29Chris, which one did you go for?
12:30Higher.
12:31Went for higher?
12:32I went for higher as well, Dave.
12:33Julie went for higher too?
12:34Elizabeth?
12:35Lower.
12:36You went for lower.
12:37Okay, right.
12:38Well, let me tell you.
12:39The tomato puree, forty-five P.
12:42The lasagna verde, one pound twenty-five.
12:46And the pasta shells, one pound and fourpence, totals two pounds seventy-four, which is higher.
12:52Yes.
12:53Yeah, higher than two pound fifty, which means, Chris and Julie, you've both added ten seconds
12:56to your scores.
12:57Yeah.
13:03Let's get your partners back.
13:12Alan, you look well pleased, and you should do too.
13:14Look, one minute and thirty seconds.
13:16Richard and Julie, one minute fifty.
13:17And Angela and Elizabeth, two minutes.
13:25Great round, this.
13:26This is what we call the round robin.
13:27And I have a full minute to add to your sweep time.
13:29And don't forget, this is the last chance to add to those scores.
13:32So, returning players, step forward.
13:33You're going to go first.
13:35A correct answer on the buzzer, then change.
13:37Take it in turns one at a time.
13:39What type of meat do you associate with silver side and top side?
13:43Angela?
13:44Beefsteak.
13:44Change.
13:44Sounds good.
13:45Change.
13:49Which French-sounding peas are eaten with their pods?
13:52Chris?
13:53Petit pois?
13:54No.
13:55Julie?
13:56Large two.
13:56Sounds good to me.
13:57Change.
14:01What fruit was in Little Jack Horner's Christmas...
14:04Richard?
14:05Plum.
14:05Sounds right.
14:08Change.
14:10What is sodium chloride more...
14:12Julie?
14:13Salt.
14:14No, no.
14:15Sounds like...
14:19What kind of soup is life, according to the pop group 10CC?
14:24Angela?
14:25Minestrone?
14:26Strange record, but you're right.
14:27Change.
14:30Last chance to add ten seconds to your score.
14:33Coffee first came to Europe, but from which country?
14:36Julie?
14:36Oh.
14:37Peru.
14:38South America.
14:39No.
14:41No.
14:42Chris?
14:43Brazil.
14:44No.
14:46It's up to you, Elizabeth.
14:47Coffee.
14:50Costa Rica?
14:52No.
14:53Arabia.
14:54Oh.
14:55But never mind.
14:56You've all done very well.
14:57130, 220, and 220.
15:06That is the time you'll be taking with you into the supermarket to play for possibly £2,000.
15:11Now, who's going to be running wild in the arse?
15:13Who's going to be doing the running?
15:14Chris, Richard, and Elizabeth, okay?
15:17I wish you lots of luck.
15:18Join us after the break when we watch those going wild in the arse for the chance to win £2
15:22,000 here on Supermarket Sweep.
15:32APPLAUSE
15:50Welcome back to Supermarket Sweep.
15:53We've already seen our teens build up valuable minutes and seconds on their clocks.
15:57They're now going to use that time to go wild in the aisles.
16:00Something we've all wanted to do.
16:01Are you going to have fun?
16:02Yeah.
16:02OK, right.
16:03Let's have a look.
16:04Now, Richard and Julie, you're going to go first with 2 minutes and 20, together with Angela and Elizabeth,
16:09who also have 2 minutes and 20, and third, Alan and Chris, 1 minute and 30.
16:14But remember, it isn't so much as how much time you've got as to how well you shop.
16:18Good shopping can include my shopping list, okay?
16:20So listen very, very carefully.
16:22If you bring me back all three of these items, I will add £100 to your shopping total.
16:28I'm looking for a dusty Springfield compact disc, a box of low sugar baby rusks, and a packet of frozen
16:36battered sausages.
16:38Bring me back all those three and I'll add £100 to your shopping total, okay?
16:42Don't forget, also, keep your eye out for the bonuses that are dotted around the market.
16:46They're worth between £25 and £100 each, and they can help boost your total quite considerably as well.
16:51And don't forget, everything you see on this supermarket is yours for the taking.
16:56Just take what you will, do what you've always wanted to do, and know you're not going to pay for
17:00the groceries.
17:00Just have a lot of fun. Are you ready to go shopping?
17:02I am ready.
17:03Okay. Well, we'll start with Richard and Julie at £2.20 and Angela and Elizabeth at £2.20.
17:07Three, two, one. Off you go.
17:11Off together go Richard and Elizabeth, and they're both heading to the same place.
17:15Those boxes of washing powder.
17:17And Richard gets up to a clean start, with Elizabeth up on his heels.
17:21Richard finds the hairdryers. Now, that's a good choice, because they're expensive, and Elizabeth knows it too.
17:26And then neck and neck, these two. Richard knows all about nappies, and he's getting plenty of advice.
17:32Elizabeth's going to the CDs. That's on the shopping list. That could be important.
17:41Richard piles on the beers. They're valuable, but they're heavy as well, and they could slow him down.
17:46Yes, look how Elizabeth throws in those nappies. The trolley never stops rolling.
17:51And Richard's heading back with a very full trolley.
17:55And now Chris gets away at last. He seems to know where he's going. Yes, he wants the hairdryers too.
18:02Elizabeth gets an inflatable badass. That could be worth up to a hundred pounds.
18:09Now, Richard's searching for something. It's that CD on the shopping list. He can't find it, but Chris knows exactly
18:15where it is.
18:19And Al's had for a bit of turning technique. The perfect three-point turn into the beers and lagers.
18:26Elizabeth struggling with that trolley. It's very full.
18:30Richard piles in the frozen turkeys. Three to a customer. Don't forget that's all that's allowed.
18:34And there's videos on the floor, but Chris has remembered to pick them up to save that penalty.
18:40Oh, dear. Elizabeth's having great trouble with that trolley. It's very heavy now, I'm telling you.
18:45She desperately needs to get back and get a fresh one.
18:48And she's on the game with more advice to send her on her way.
18:52And Chris has found the turkeys, and they're not a poultry son. Richard's having terrible trouble with some nuts.
19:00Elizabeth passing the beer. One, two. In her fresh trolley, she's got room for a few more items.
19:11Now, are those battered sausages? I hope so, because they're on the shopping list.
19:15Alton's looking anxious. The duvet. Now, that could bump up the old total.
19:19Turkeys, things from the pet bar, the clock's counting down.
19:22It's Elizabeth's five kids, one last turkey, and time to catch her breath.
19:25Woo!
19:30We're going to run all these groceries through the checkout to find out who has the highest shopping total.
19:35That person will be going through to the final, and maybe £2,000. Let's add them up.
19:50Welcome back. Well, we've done our sums. Let's see just how well our teams did.
19:54Full shopping trolleys, I can see that. You did very, very well by the looks of things.
19:58Let's have a look. Well, now, let's start with Chris and Alan.
20:00No mini-sweep. And the shopping list?
20:03I've got two items.
20:04You've got Dusty Springfield and the sausages.
20:07No £100 there. Any bonuses?
20:09No inflatable bonuses? No, there's not.
20:11Oh, dear. So no subtotal as such, but I can tell you the value of the shopping in your trolley
20:16is £210.
20:22Angela and Elizabeth, let's see. Now, no mini-sweep for you either, but it looks like you did the shopping
20:26list.
20:27Rusts, Dusty, and the sausages. Well done, £100.
20:33Is that a bonus I see lurking there?
20:36That's a bonus, you see?
20:36How much is that worth, Elizabeth? £50.
20:41You have a subtotal, a subtotal of £150. Let's add it to the value of the goods in your shopping
20:47trolley, giving you a grand total of £442.
20:55Richard, Richard and Julie. No mini-sweep either for you. What about the shopping list?
21:00Just the two as well, I'm afraid.
21:01Dusty and the Rusks?
21:02Oh dear, no £100 there.
21:03No bangers.
21:04Any bonuses?
21:05No.
21:06Not a bonus either.
21:07No subtotal?
21:09No subtotal.
21:10But you did well in the shopping. Now, if your shopping adds up to more than £442.
21:15It's an expensive shop.
21:16It is.
21:17You're going to be going for the £2,000.
21:19However, if it doesn't, it'll be Elizabeth and Angela.
21:22Well, I can tell you, the total of the shopping in your trolley is worth £260.
21:28But you did well!
21:28You did.
21:31Got to say goodbye to Julie and Richard and also to Chris and Alan.
21:35Thanks for playing the game today.
21:36You've been great, great company here on Supermarket Squeak.
21:38We've got great presents for you to go home with.
21:40Thanks for coming along.
21:50I guess this is it.
21:51Yes, this is it.
21:51You're going to go for the £2,000.
21:53Now, it's hidden somewhere in this supermarket.
21:55To find it, all you have to do is solve the three clues to the three specially marked products.
22:01Bring them back and you've cracked it.
22:02Because behind the third product is the £2,000.
22:05OK?
22:06Right.
22:06All right.
22:07You have a minute from the moment I start giving you, or I finish giving you, the clue.
22:11Are you ready?
22:12Yeah.
22:12OK.
22:14A homemade hamburger is fun.
22:16Just pop the meat in a seeded...
22:18Bun.
22:19Bun.
22:20Go.
22:24Bun.
22:25Bun.
22:27Bun.
22:28Right, here they are.
22:29Here they are.
22:30Get them.
22:31Get them.
22:32Where are they?
22:32Seeded bun.
22:33Seeded bun.
22:34There's nothing on them.
22:35No seat arms.
22:36No seats arms.
22:36No seat arms.
22:36They're all here.
22:37They're seated funds.
22:38Slight funds.
22:39Where are the seated ones?
22:42They're not here.
22:44Are they OK?
22:45What are they saying?
22:45That's a house time.
22:46What's the house?
22:50They're not seated.
22:51Here.
22:53Here.
22:54They're not seated.
22:56They're not seated.
23:05They're not seated.
23:05They're not seated.
23:07Got it.
23:08Got it, Tom.
23:09This reality's going for everyone from work and make to world's little...
23:13Garnethood.
23:14Garnethood.
23:15Garnethood.
23:16Garnethood.
23:16Garnethood.
23:17Garnethood.
23:18Come back, come back, come back.
23:21Oh.
23:29Oh dear.
23:31Oh dear.
23:37And I wanted you to win the money.
23:38I really, really did, but you've been wonderful.
23:40What you do take home with you is the value of the shopping in your supermarket,
23:43which is considerable.
23:45Well done.
23:47You've been great fun to have on the programme, you really have.
23:50Join us again next time on Supermarket Sweep.
23:53Did you ever think shopping could be such fun?
23:54And remember, the next time you're at the checkout and you hear the beep,
23:58think of the fun you could be having on Supermarket Sweep.
24:01Have a good day.
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