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08:55C'est ce que j'ai fait, c'est ce que j'ai fait, c'est ce que j'ai
09:02fait.
09:25C'est ce que j'ai fait, c'est ce que j'ai fait.
09:28C'est ce que j'ai fait, c'est ce que j'ai fait, c'est ce que j'ai
09:33fait.
09:33C'est ce que j'ai fait pour on our word grid.
09:35I'm going to go for norm, N-O-R-M.
09:38Norm.
09:39Shall we see how many of our 100 said norm?
09:41I like this, Mo.
09:45That's weird.
09:46Why is that not allowed?
09:47Because there's no tea.
09:49Oh, I see.
09:50I did tell you.
09:51I'd completely forgotten about the tea.
09:53Well, none of you were listening to me.
09:55No, I was listening.
09:55I just have the memory of a goldfish.
09:57I mean, it's in yellow in the middle.
10:01I'm sorry to say, Mo, that scores you 100 points.
10:04Yeah, well, there we are.
10:05Anyway, right, we're halfway through the round.
10:07Let's have a quick look at those scores.
10:09Nothing.
10:10Don, hooray.
10:11Best score of the pass.
10:12Don and Vic looking terrific.
10:13And Ruby and Simon, well done, on 10.
10:1615s, where we find Jane and Liz.
10:17Then, oh, Mo, I'm sorry.
10:19Up to 100, where we find Mo and Scheherazade.
10:22Who knows what will happen on the next pass?
10:23Let's have a low score from you, though, Scheherazade,
10:25just to even things up.
10:27Good luck with that.
10:27We're going to come back down the line now.
10:28and let's welcome the second players to the podium.
10:34Now, then, Scheherazade.
10:36Tell us all about yourself, Scheherazade.
10:37So, I'm a yoga in training and I'm an actress.
10:40Very good.
10:41And I'm from France.
10:42And you are from France?
10:43Yes.
10:44How long have you lived on Angleterre?
10:46It's been four years now.
10:47Are you happy with it?
10:49I like it, but life is so expensive here.
10:52It's so expensive.
10:52Where were you from in France?
10:54In south of France, Nice.
10:55Ah.
10:55Yeah.
10:56But Nice is fiendishly expensive.
10:58No, it's cheaper than here.
11:00Is it really?
11:01Everything is cheaper than London, yeah.
11:03Oh, wow.
11:04I'm sorry about that.
11:05Yeah, but I love London.
11:07Oh, that's good.
11:08Now I'm good, yeah.
11:09That's good. It's OK.
11:10All is well.
11:10Very good indeed.
11:11Now, Scheherazade, you are on 100.
11:13We just need a lovely low score from you.
11:16Yes.
11:17I'm going to go with taint.
11:19So, T-I-N-T.
11:22Tint.
11:22Tint, yeah.
11:23Tint.
11:24Shall we see how many of our 100 people said tint?
11:35It's a good answer.
11:36Nice.
11:37109.
11:38You've kept everything open, apart from Vic and Don scoring 100.
11:42But, yeah.
11:43Yeah, absolutely.
11:44It's a small amount of colour.
11:46Yeah.
11:47It's a tint.
11:47You could have a tint in your hair.
11:49Yeah.
11:50It's 66.6% of a Belgian journalist slash detective.
11:58Yes, it is.
11:59There we go.
11:59Thank you very much indeed.
12:00Now, Liz, welcome to Pointless.
12:03Hello.
12:04Lovely to have you here.
12:05Tell us all about yourself, Liz.
12:06I'm fairly recently retired.
12:08I worked in HR and training and hospitality.
12:11And now I'm spending a lot of time.
12:13I'm busier than ever.
12:14My daughter had a baby who's three months old now.
12:18Oh, this is glorious.
12:19And I'm now either looking after the baby.
12:20I live in Devon.
12:21Yes.
12:22Come up to London.
12:23Or currently I'm cat-sitting as they've taken baby to America
12:27to meet the American family and friends
12:29because my daughter's married an American.
12:32So I'm now cat-sitting in South London.
12:35Cat-sitting in South London.
12:36But this is a lovely existence, Liz, I think, isn't it?
12:38Yeah, I like it.
12:39I swim in the sea down in Devon.
12:41It's great.
12:42Oh, I love it down there.
12:43Now, Liz, you're on 15.
12:4593 or less gets you into round two.
12:49Impart.
12:51Impart.
12:52You get a red line, Liz, and it's here.
12:53Nice.
12:54Let's see what happens when we say impart.
12:57I should have gone the same.
12:59I mean, it's basically like armpit, but it's just different.
13:02Switch it around.
13:03Yeah.
13:04An armpit scored nothing.
13:06An impart does the same.
13:08My goodness.
13:09The magic touch of Liz.
13:11That's a pointless answer, and it adds £250 to today's jackpot,
13:14taking the total up to £5,750.
13:16It scores you nothing, and it leaves your total at 15.
13:18It's just all-round terrific.
13:20And you've imparted £250 into the jackpot,
13:24because it obviously means to give.
13:25And to share.
13:28To share.
13:28Thank you very much indeed.
13:30Now, Simon, welcome to Pointless.
13:33Thank you.
13:33Great to have you here.
13:34Tell us all about yourself.
13:36Well, we've actually just come back down to Yorkshire.
13:38We lived for the last 20 years up on the west coast of Scotland,
13:41and we had a guest house up there,
13:44looking out over the sea to Mull.
13:46Oh, that's heaven.
13:46Well, it was.
13:48Yeah.
13:49In the summer, when we bought the house,
13:51it was like an old vicarage,
13:52and we had gardens going down to the sea,
13:55and it looked fantastic,
13:56and you could see Mull in the distance.
13:58Yeah.
13:58And then in the winter,
14:00we had our first storms around October,
14:02and when you get an 80-mile-an-hour wind
14:04hitting the windows and giving it the old wobble board.
14:08Yeah.
14:09But we were there for 20 years,
14:10so it was a lovely place to bring the kids up.
14:12But now you've come back.
14:13Yes.
14:14We're in Yorkshire now.
14:14Back in Yorkshire.
14:15Lovely.
14:16Well, very nice indeed.
14:17Now, 10 is your score.
14:19Simon, 98 or less.
14:21Gets you in.
14:22I'm going to go for Taint.
14:24T-A-I-N-T.
14:26This is actually what I thought Sherazade had said,
14:28and I was thinking,
14:29but actually, listen,
14:30Taint scored nine.
14:31Let's see where Taint gets us.
14:33You get a red line.
14:34Look, there it is.
14:34Taint.
14:43Nine.
14:44Exactly the same score.
14:45There we are.
14:4619 in your total.
14:47Well done.
14:47Yes, if something's tainted,
14:48then it's tarnished or contaminated.
14:51Taint what you do,
14:52it's the way that you do it.
14:54Yeah.
14:54Thank you very much indeed.
14:55Now, Vic,
14:56welcome back for your last show.
14:58Thank you.
14:59Vic, tell us more about yourself.
15:00One thing we haven't mentioned at all
15:02is how we know one another,
15:04which is through sport,
15:06and in particular, badminton.
15:08And sport's been like a very big thing for me
15:10throughout my life.
15:11And teenage years,
15:13I was really good at athletics,
15:14so I won national stuff
15:15and European stuff as well.
15:17But, you know,
15:17I realized my ceiling, I think,
15:19and I thought, nah.
15:21So, but I've carried on sport
15:23all throughout my life,
15:24and about 10 years ago, I reckon?
15:2620.
15:27Oh, go on.
15:29When we had hair
15:30and it had a color,
15:31yeah, we started playing badminton together.
15:33We've got a social badminton group
15:34we played together
15:35in South London,
15:37and, yeah, it's great.
15:39Do you play doubles?
15:40Yes, of course you do.
15:41We do have singles as well,
15:42but to be honest,
15:43I can't cope anymore.
15:44No, no, you don't be doing that.
15:45The engines won't take it.
15:47The engines won't take it.
15:48Now, listen,
15:48to the issue at hand,
15:50you are through to the next round,
15:51but that's not the thing.
15:52What we need from you
15:52is a pointless answer, really.
15:53Yeah.
15:54What are we thinking?
15:55I've got a couple of things in my head.
15:58One is rain top.
16:00Oh, I like that.
16:00I'm not quite sure
16:01if that's a word or not.
16:02And the other one is roti,
16:04and I'm trying to work out
16:05which is more likely.
16:06Yeah.
16:07I would give you advice on this,
16:09but I can't.
16:10I can't.
16:10I'm glad you have to be.
16:11I think I'll go for roti.
16:12That's exactly what I'd have said.
16:14Yeah, roti, I think.
16:16No red line for you,
16:18as you're already through,
16:18so this is just for fun,
16:19but roti.
16:22Roti is absolutely right.
16:28Look!
16:29It's one of those again.
16:31Very well done indeed.
16:32Boom, as you say, Vic.
16:33That's another pointless answer.
16:35It adds another £250
16:36to today's jackpot,
16:37taking the total up
16:38to an altogether
16:38more satisfactory £6,000.
16:40It scores you nothing,
16:41and it leaves your total
16:43at nothing.
16:44Very well done indeed, Vic.
16:45Roti, lovely unleavened bread.
16:47Just brilliant coming up with that.
16:49Do you have a word?
16:50No, I do, yes.
16:51Come on.
16:51Mart.
16:52M-A-R-T.
16:53Do you know what that is?
16:54What?
16:54Go on.
16:55Two.
16:57Seriously?
16:57Yeah, two people.
16:59I thought that was
16:59absolutely had pointless
17:00written all over it.
17:02Sorry.
17:03Shall we have a look
17:04at some of the pointless answers?
17:05Here we go.
17:06We've got armpit,
17:07of course, we had.
17:08Matron.
17:09Omit is another one.
17:11Patriot.
17:12Patron.
17:12Pitter.
17:13Bread features hard.
17:14It really does.
17:15Ratio, titan, trait.
17:17There was, in fact,
17:18one nine-letter word.
17:20It was important.
17:21But what was it?
17:23I like what you did.
17:24It actually scored four, though.
17:26Yes.
17:26So you're much better off
17:27not going for that.
17:28Well done at home.
17:29Have you got any of those
17:29pointless answers?
17:31I mean, I'll be perfectly honest,
17:32that all just turns to dust
17:33for me because of Mart.
17:34Yeah.
17:35Yeah.
17:36It's all rather lost its sheen.
17:39Sorry about that.
17:40No, it's fine.
17:41You can do better
17:41in the next round.
17:42Yeah, let's hope.
17:44I've been here a while now.
17:45It's not likely.
17:48Thank you very much indeed.
17:49Now, that brings us
17:50to the end of our first round
17:51and I now have the sorry task,
17:52I'm sorry, Sherezad and Mo,
17:54of saying goodbye to you
17:56because of your high score.
17:57We will listen to the rubric
17:58next time
17:59and we will look forward
18:00to seeing you.
18:00But thank you so much
18:01for playing, Sherezad and Mo.
18:02Brilliant.
18:03Thank you.
18:03For the remaining three pairs,
18:04now time for round two.
18:11And thus, four pairs
18:13become three pairs
18:14and we find ourselves
18:15squeezing into round two.
18:18I say squeezing in,
18:18there's more room in round two.
18:19Much more room
18:20than there was in round one.
18:21Everybody did brilliantly
18:22but no one better
18:23than Liz, Don and Vic
18:25who were our
18:26joint lowest individual scorers
18:28and Don and Vic,
18:29unsurprisingly,
18:30our lowest combined scorers.
18:31But yeah,
18:32everyone did well.
18:33Great to have you with us.
18:34The category for round two
18:35today is
18:38orchestral events.
18:39Can you all decide
18:40in your pairs
18:41who's going to go first
18:41who's going to go second?
18:42And let us welcome
18:43the first player
18:44to the podium.
18:48And the question concerns
18:52themes of the BBC proms, Michael.
18:55Yes, on each board
18:56we're going to give you
18:57six clues to themes
18:58that have been the subject
18:59of performances
19:00at the BBC proms.
19:02We're also going to give you
19:03the initials
19:04to the answers.
19:05You just need to tell us
19:06these themes
19:07and go for the most obscure.
19:10Thank you very much indeed.
19:12So,
19:13we are looking to
19:14the themes
19:15being described
19:16by these clues
19:16and we have
19:17reality TV series
19:19in which contestants
19:19meet at a round table
19:21to banish people
19:22they think are not faithfuls.
19:23T.T.
19:24Queen of Soul
19:25and civil rights activist
19:26who sang
19:27saying you make me feel like
19:28a natural woman
19:29and respect
19:30A.F.
19:31Michael Moore
19:32Pirgo novel
19:33that follows the story
19:34of Joey and Albert
19:35during the First World War
19:36W.H.
19:37Theatre district
19:38in New York City
19:39famous for its
19:40commercial productions
19:41B.
19:42Radio show
19:43in which castaways
19:44choose eight tracks
19:45a book
19:46and a luxury item
19:47D.I.D.
19:49And vast
19:49three-dimensional expanse
19:51of the universe
19:52in which everything exists.
19:55S.
19:56Don.
19:57Uh,
19:58well,
19:59I think I know
20:00most of them
20:00so it's just choosing
20:02the one that's going
20:02to be least.
20:04I'll go for
20:06Michael Moore
20:07Pirgo novel
20:07that follows the story
20:08of Joey and Albert
20:09during the First World War
20:10and that's
20:11War Horse.
20:11War Horse,
20:12says Don.
20:13Shall we see
20:13how many of our 100
20:13said War Horse?
20:16War Horse is right.
20:21That goes down
20:22to 29.
20:2329 for War Horse.
20:24Yeah,
20:24it was wonderful.
20:252014,
20:26prom to commemorate
20:27the outbreak
20:28of the First World War
20:30and included
20:30in the evening
20:32with the military wives
20:33with Gareth Malone
20:34and Michael Moore
20:35Pirgo himself
20:37had a small
20:38but silent role
20:39in it as well.
20:40Was he an usher?
20:41An usher.
20:42Ice creams.
20:43Yeah, ice creams.
20:44Don't mean ice creams,
20:45I would imagine.
20:45He does it very well.
20:46Thank you.
20:46Or maybe he trotted
20:47across.
20:48Oh,
20:48that would be moving.
20:49Yeah.
20:50Ooh!
20:52Even you
20:53saying that
20:54has brought a tear
20:54to my eye.
20:56Simon,
20:56what are we thinking?
20:57Gosh,
20:58I know a few
20:59I'll put.
20:59I think I'll go
21:00for Queen of Soul
21:03and Respect,
21:04Aretha Franklin.
21:05Aretha Franklin,
21:06says Simon.
21:07Shall we see
21:07how many of our 100
21:08said that?
21:08Aretha Franklin.
21:12Aretha Franklin,
21:13absolutely right.
21:1465 for Aretha Franklin.
21:16Yes,
21:17it was held
21:17in 2022
21:18to celebrate
21:20her 80th anniversary.
21:22and also 50 years
21:23since the release
21:24of her album
21:25Young, Gifted and Black.
21:27Did you ever meet
21:28Aretha Franklin?
21:28No,
21:29I did see her in concert
21:30at Radio City Musical
21:31and she arrived on stage
21:33in a pink Cadillac.
21:35It was just amazing.
21:38And to be in the presence
21:39of someone
21:39so extraordinary,
21:41so legendary,
21:42I fanned all night.
21:44Yes,
21:44I should think you did.
21:45Quite special.
21:46Thank you very much.
21:46Jane,
21:47you are the last person
21:48to have this board.
21:49Would you like to go through it?
21:51The top one is
21:52The Traitors.
21:54Theatre District
21:54is Broadway.
21:56I think the last one
21:57is Space,
21:58but I think it might
21:59be a trick question.
22:00So,
22:01I'm going to go for
22:02the radio show,
22:03which is one of my favourites,
22:04which is Desert Island Discs.
22:06You're going to go for
22:07Desert Island Discs.
22:08We don't do trick questions,
22:09you know.
22:10I promise we don't.
22:12We're very noble
22:13in that regard.
22:14Anyway,
22:14Desert Island Discs
22:15is what you're going to go for.
22:16Let's see how many
22:16of our 100 said that.
22:19Desert Island Discs
22:20is right.
22:2065 is a high score.
22:2162 is where you end up
22:22with Desert Island Discs.
22:24Yes.
22:25Desert Island Discs
22:25prom was staged in 2012
22:27to celebrate
22:27the 70th anniversary
22:28of the show.
22:29The music includes
22:30the Dambusters march,
22:31which is a popular choice
22:33on Desert Island Discs,
22:34and the show's famous
22:35theme tune,
22:36By the Sleepy Lagoon,
22:37both of which were written
22:39by Eric Coates.
22:40There you are.
22:40Where should we fill these in?
22:41Yes, let's do that.
22:43You were right
22:43in all of them.
22:44Traitors, 52.
22:46That would have got you.
22:47Broadway would have given you 59.
22:50We don't do tricks.
22:51It was space,
22:52and it scored 37.
22:53Nice.
22:54Thank you very much indeed.
22:56Well, we're halfway through the round.
22:57Let's have a look at those scores.
22:5729, as it turns out, Don,
22:59the best score of the past.
23:00So, very well done indeed.
23:0262 is where we find Jane and Liz,
23:03and then 65 is where we find
23:05Simon and Ruby.
23:06Well, there's great consolation.
23:07You've got Jane and Liz
23:08to keep you company
23:09not too far below.
23:10So, Ruby,
23:11a lovely low score from you.
23:12A space-type score
23:14will help in the next pass.
23:16Good luck with that.
23:16We're going to come back down the line.
23:17Let's welcome the second players
23:18to the podium.
23:21And now we're going to put six more clues
23:24to themes that have been used
23:25for subject of the proms.
23:28We have Rotten Romans and Vile Victorians,
23:30are titles from this children's book series
23:32by Terry Deary, HH.
23:34Hindi-language film industry,
23:36based in Mumbai,
23:37known for its Masala movies,
23:39B.
23:40Yellow Bugs are the mascots
23:41of this television channel
23:43for children aged six and under,
23:45C.
23:46Planet in our solar system
23:47whose name does not come
23:49from Greek or Roman mythology,
23:51E.
23:52Sci-fi TV series,
23:54whose protagonist has been played
23:55by William Hartnell and Jodie Whittaker,
23:57DW.
23:58And jazz singer,
23:59known as the first lady of song,
24:01who sang
24:02A Tisket, A Tusket.
24:04E.
24:04F.
24:06There we are.
24:07Liz, you're on 62.
24:09Were you to score two
24:11with your answer?
24:12You'd be straight into the head-to-head.
24:14Chance will be a fine thing.
24:16I'm going to take a risk.
24:18No, I'm not.
24:19Oh, no, I was about to say
24:20I salute risk-taking.
24:23With the Hindi language film industry,
24:26I want to say Bangra.
24:29Bangra?
24:29Yeah.
24:30Says Liz, okay,
24:31you get a red line.
24:32Let's see how many of our 100 said Bangra.
24:35I knew it.
24:37I'm afraid.
24:39Incorrect.
24:40Incorrect.
24:40It scores you 100 points.
24:42I know now.
24:42I'm sorry about that.
24:43It takes your total up to 162.
24:45Yeah, I think you know it.
24:46Bangra is a style of Indian dance music.
24:49Yeah.
24:49Exactly.
24:50There we are.
24:51Thank you very much indeed, Michael.
24:52Now then, Ruby,
24:53you are on 65.
24:5496 or less
24:55gets you into the next round.
24:57The head-to-head, indeed.
24:59What would you like to go for?
25:00I think I know most of these.
25:02It's just a case of
25:03which is going to score lowest.
25:04So,
25:05I think
25:06I'm going to go with
25:07the children's book series
25:09by Terry Deary,
25:10which is Horrible Histories.
25:11Horrible Histories,
25:12says Ruby.
25:13Here's your red line.
25:13Lovely and high.
25:15How many of our 100
25:16said Horrible Histories?
25:21Well,
25:22the important thing
25:22is it gets you
25:23into the head-to-head.
25:24It scores you 51,
25:25takes your total up to 116.
25:27Yeah,
25:27Horrible Histories
25:27has actually featured twice
25:29in 2011
25:30and 2023
25:32to celebrate
25:33the 30th anniversary.
25:34Do you remember
25:35they do
25:35the Georges,
25:37the Ford Georges?
25:38The Ford Georges,
25:39the boy band.
25:40Yeah.
25:40The keychains
25:40getting off the stool.
25:42It's just brilliant.
25:43Really brilliant.
25:44Yeah,
25:44and Richie,
25:45who writes all those songs,
25:46an extremely brilliant man.
25:48Very, very clever.
25:49Yeah, well done.
25:49There we go.
25:50Thank you very much indeed.
25:52Vic.
25:53Yes.
25:54Vic,
25:54you're on 29.
25:55It doesn't matter
25:55what you score,
25:56you're through
25:57to the head-to-head anyway.
25:58Do you want to talk us
25:59through this board?
25:59I'll try.
26:00I think
26:01the Hindi film industry
26:02is Bollywood.
26:03I don't know
26:04the yellow bugs one.
26:05I'm guessing planet
26:06in our solar system
26:07there's only one
26:08beginning with E
26:09so I'm assuming
26:09it's Earth.
26:10William Hartnell
26:11is Doctor Who.
26:12I'm going to go
26:13for jazz singer
26:14Ella Fitzgerald.
26:15Ella Fitzgerald,
26:16says Vic.
26:17No red line,
26:18you're already through.
26:18How many of our 100
26:19said Ella Fitzgerald?
26:22Ella Fitzgerald
26:23is absolutely right.
26:26And it's a good answer.
26:27Down it goes to 33,
26:28taking your total
26:29up to 62.
26:31Yes,
26:31the prom in 2017.
26:34A tribute to her
26:35and fellow jazz legend
26:36Dizzy Gillespie
26:37in the centenary year
26:39of both of their births.
26:41And I saw her
26:42in concert as well.
26:43Did you?
26:43Yeah,
26:43open air at Nedworth.
26:45Really?
26:46Wow.
26:47The voice,
26:48incredible.
26:49Yeah.
26:50Should we go through?
26:51Yeah.
26:51I think you pretty well
26:53nailed it, Vic.
26:54You did.
26:54Bollywood,
26:55you were right,
26:5564.
26:57Earth,
26:57you were correct,
26:5877.
26:59Doctor Who
27:00was 68.
27:01Xander?
27:03CBeebies.
27:03CBeebies is right.
27:04Lowest score,
27:0622.
27:07Fabulous.
27:07Thank you very much indeed.
27:09Right,
27:09that brings us
27:09to the end
27:10of our second round.
27:11Liz and Jane,
27:12I'm afraid we say
27:12goodbye to you for now.
27:13We'll see you again
27:14next time
27:14and look forward to that.
27:16But thank you
27:16for playing,
27:16Liz and Jane.
27:17Meanwhile,
27:18for our two remaining pairs,
27:19it is time
27:19for the head-to-head.
27:26Congratulations,
27:27Don and Vic,
27:28Simon and Ruby.
27:29You are now one step
27:29closer to the final
27:30and a chance to play
27:31for our jackpot,
27:32which currently
27:33stands at £6,000.
27:35However,
27:36before we play
27:36the head-to-head,
27:37we might be able
27:38to put some more money
27:39into that jackpot
27:39if we can find
27:40a couple of pointless answers.
27:42So here goes.
27:42For fun,
27:43we gave 100 people
27:44100 seconds
27:45to name as many
27:48varieties hops
27:48as they could,
27:49Michael.
27:50Yeah,
27:50you're going to see
27:51six options.
27:52Two are scoring,
27:53two are pointless,
27:53two are not types
27:55of hops at all.
27:57£250 for every
27:58pointless answer.
27:59Good luck.
28:00Thank you very much
28:01indeed.
28:02OK,
28:02so can you find
28:03the two pointless
28:04varieties of hops
28:05from these six?
28:07And I give you
28:08Mosaic,
28:09Christie,
28:11Mount Rainier,
28:12Holland Lop,
28:13Vic Secret,
28:15and Nugget.
28:18Does anybody
28:19know anything?
28:20No.
28:21Well, I think
28:22Victoria's Secret
28:23is Vic's Secret,
28:24so that's the
28:25no answer.
28:26OK, right,
28:27well, there we are.
28:27Don and Vic,
28:28it's over to you.
28:29What are you going to
28:29nominate as a
28:30pointless variety of
28:31hop?
28:31Holland Lop.
28:33Holland Lop.
28:34Shall we see
28:35if that is a
28:35pointless hop?
28:38No, it's not any
28:39kind of hop.
28:41Simon and Ruby.
28:42What are we thinking?
28:43Nugget for the hamster?
28:45Yeah, we could do.
28:46Yeah, let's go.
28:47Yeah, go for that then,
28:48go for Nugget.
28:49Not a clue,
28:50so I'm going to honour
28:51my late hamster,
28:52which was called
28:53Nugget.
28:54Let's go for Nugget,
28:55then.
28:56This would be nice.
28:58Nugget.
28:58Is that a
28:59pointless hop?
29:02Come on, Nugget.
29:04Little message from
29:05and beyond.
29:08Oh!
29:10One person.
29:11New Nugget.
29:12Yeah, Nugget is a
29:13classic American hop.
29:15Holland Lop is
29:16actually a breed of
29:18rabbit.
29:19Do a different
29:19kind of hop.
29:20Let's go through.
29:22Come on, Xander.
29:23OK, I mean,
29:24you were determined
29:25Vic Secret was
29:27Victoria's Secret,
29:28which is precisely
29:29the kind of red
29:30herring that our
29:31lot like to
29:31conceive of.
29:32Shall we see
29:33if that is a
29:33red herring?
29:34Yeah, let's.
29:36No!
29:37I'm sorry, and I
29:38thought you were
29:38going to go for it,
29:39Vic.
29:39Sorry.
29:40Yeah, it's got
29:40notes of pineapple
29:41and pine and
29:42passion fruit.
29:43Wow.
29:43A mosaic would
29:45have scored you
29:45five.
29:45OK, right.
29:46That's real,
29:46floral and
29:46tropical.
29:47I'm going to
29:48say Christie is a
29:49red herring and
29:50Mount Rainier is a
29:50hop.
29:51And you'd be
29:52absolutely right.
29:53Christie, Amarillo
29:54is a popular
29:55orange citrus fruit,
29:56hop variety.
29:57There is no Christie.
29:58Tony Christie sang
30:00Is This the Way to
30:00Amarillo?
30:02And Mount Rainier
30:03has licorice notes
30:04and would have
30:05scored you nothing.
30:07Thank you very much.
30:07Oh, that's a shame.
30:08We didn't find any
30:09pointless answers,
30:09but I think it's the
30:10decent thing.
30:11The jackpot's doing
30:12OK.
30:12Who will be playing
30:13for it, though?
30:13Well, let's find out
30:14in the head-to-head.
30:15APPLAUSE
30:20Now, the first pair to
30:21in two questions
30:21will be playing for that
30:22jackpot, and you are
30:23now allowed to confer
30:23before you give your
30:24answers.
30:25Best of luck to
30:25everybody.
30:26Here is our first
30:27question.
30:28It's all about
30:30blue films.
30:31Yeah.
30:32We're going to show you
30:32five images from films
30:34which feature characters
30:35who are blue or mainly
30:37blue in colour.
30:38We've added initials of
30:40the film and their
30:41year of release as
30:42additional clues.
30:44Just give us the best
30:45film title.
30:46There we are.
30:47Who knew there were so
30:48many films with blue
30:49characters, but here are
30:50five of them, and I give
30:52A. I.O. 2015.
30:59B. T.F.E. 1997.
31:05C. A. 2009.
31:11D. R. 2011.
31:17And E. M. 2010.
31:23There we are.
31:25Five blue films.
31:27Don and Vic, you get to
31:29go first.
31:29So I think we're going to
31:30go for B, which is the
31:32fifth element.
31:33The fifth element for B,
31:36say Don and Vic.
31:37Now, Simon and Ruby, can
31:38you talk us through the
31:39rest of those films?
31:40Ooh.
31:40A is Inside Out, C is
31:43Avatar, D is Rio, and E is
31:46Megamind, but it's just
31:49which is more obscure?
31:51Do you think Rio could be
31:52although you have got the
31:53chap there, haven't you?
31:54Yeah, so we do E.
31:56OK, we'll go with E,
31:57Megamind.
31:58You're going to go with E,
31:59Megamind.
31:59So we have the fifth
32:00element and we have
32:00Megamind.
32:01Don and Vic went the
32:02fifth element for B.
32:04Shall we see how many of our
32:04100 said that?
32:08The fifth element is right.
32:14And that goes down to 14.
32:16Meanwhile, Simon and Ruby have
32:19gone for E and are saying
32:22Megamind.
32:23Let's see how many of our 100
32:24said that.
32:27Megamind is right.
32:32That goes down to 27.
32:33Very well done indeed, Don and
32:34Vic.
32:35Therefore, after one question,
32:36you are up 1-0.
32:37Yeah, well played.
32:38You both got in order the
32:40lowest answers.
32:41Inside Out, you were correct,
32:43would have got you 43.
32:46Avatar, everyone knows
32:47Avatar, 77.
32:49And you spotted it.
32:51Rio and Christ the Redeemer
32:53statue would have given that
32:54away and that was 53.
32:55There we are.
32:56Thank you very much indeed.
32:57OK, here is your second
32:58question now then.
33:00Simon and Ruby, you've got to
33:00win this one.
33:01Stay in the game.
33:01So good luck.
33:02Our second question is all
33:03about areas on the BBC
33:07shipping forecast.
33:08Yeah, I love the BBC
33:10shipping forecast and we're
33:11going to give you five clues to
33:13things that share their name
33:15with areas on the BBC's
33:17shipping forecast.
33:18We've added initials as
33:20additional clues.
33:21Just give us the best answers
33:22and the lowest answers.
33:24Thank you very much indeed.
33:25So let's reveal our five
33:27clues.
33:27Here they come.
33:31Sheryl Hughes, who raided the
33:32island of Iona at the end of
33:34the 8th century.
33:35V. Word that comes between
33:37Corinne and Ray in the name of
33:39the singer who had a UK Top 10
33:41single in 2006 with Put Your
33:43Records On, B. Knitting
33:46technique, also called Stranded
33:48Colourwork, that uses two or more
33:50hues in a row, F.I. Shirley
33:53Hughes, award-winning book about
33:54a boy called Dave who loses his
33:56favourite soft toy, D. And term for
34:01C'est un peu plus tard, après un 30s, mais avant un 50s.
34:05F.
34:06Il y a.
34:07Simon et Ruby, on va aller first.
34:09Je ne pense pas que je peux pas être plus help.
34:11Je ne pense pas.
34:11Qu'est-ce que vous pensez?
34:12Je pense que nous allons pour Corrine Ray et la parole est bailey.
34:18Bailey, ça fait Simon et Ruby.
34:20Bailey.
34:21Maintenant, Don et Vic, vous voulez-vous dire la partie?
34:23Je pense que la top est Viking.
34:26Le technique est-ce que c'est Faire Isle?
34:27Faire Isle.
34:29Je vais par shipping forecast areas.
34:30Je pense que c'est Dogger et la partie 40s est-ce que la bottom.
34:34Qu'est-ce que vous pensez?
34:35Faire Isle.
34:36Vous allez faire Isle.
34:38Vous avez fait Isle, donc nous avons bailey et faire Isle.
34:39Simon et Ruby ont fait bailey.
34:42Si ça fait si c'est bien pour la middle name de Corrine et Ray.
34:45Si ça fait combien de 100 ont dit bailey.
34:51Bailey est bien.
34:54Et il va jusqu'à 26.
34:56Meanwhile, Don and Vic have gone for Faire Isle for the knitting technique.
35:01Shall we see how many of our 100 said Faire Isle?
35:05Faire Isle is absolutely right.
35:0826 is what it has to beat.
35:10And it does.
35:11Look at that.
35:11Down it goes 15.
35:12Very well done indeed.
35:13And it means, Don and Vic, after only two questions,
35:15you are straight through to the final 2-0.
35:17Yeah, you're getting the hang of this, boys.
35:19Again, it's the lowest answer on there.
35:22And you went through the board absolutely right.
35:24Viking would have got you 76.
35:2740s would have got you 87.
35:30And it was, in fact, Dogger.
35:32Dogger would have got you 18.
35:34And where was North Utsira and South Utsira?
35:37Well, I mean, how would you begin?
35:38How would you begin?
35:39That's what I wanted them to try.
35:41Thank you very much indeed.
35:42Now, the pair leaving us at the end of the head-to-head round,
35:45Simon and Ruby, it's only your first programme.
35:47You'll be here for many, many, but, well, at least one.
35:50And we'll look forward to seeing you next time.
35:51We now know what you're capable of.
35:53Terrific. Simon and Ruby.
35:55For Don and Vic, though, now time for the pointless final.
36:02Huge congratulations, Don and Vic.
36:03You have fought off all the competition
36:05and you have won our coveted pointless trophy.
36:14You now get the chance
36:16to win our pointless jackpot.
36:17And at the end of today's show,
36:19the jackpot is standing
36:20at £6,000.
36:24And you've contributed quite substantially to that, actually,
36:27because we've had two pointless answers today from you.
36:29It'd be very nice for you to win.
36:30Also, you've been head-to-headers
36:32in every single show you've been in.
36:33And it seems entirely fitting and right
36:35that you go through on this, your third show.
36:38What do you want to see come up?
36:40Film, music, Belgian jazz and pop.
36:43I feared Belgian jazz and pop has gone,
36:46but there'll be others.
36:48There'll be others like it.
36:48There's always a new one, at least, every show.
36:51Let's see what today's quartet looks like.
36:54I give you these.
36:56House music, Irish politics,
36:59the 2024 Summer Paralympics,
37:02hotels on TV.
37:04Anything grab you?
37:06Um...
37:06I'm no good on Paralympics.
37:08House music, I'm not good on that either.
37:11Irish politics, hotels on TV.
37:13Irish politics, possibly.
37:14Irish politics.
37:15Irish politics.
37:17You're going to go for Irish politics?
37:18OK, Irish politics, it is.
37:21Yeah.
37:22We are looking for any word that appears
37:26in the name of at least one of Ireland's
37:2843 electoral districts
37:29as of the 2024 election.
37:33Where words are hyphenated,
37:35we will accept either half as its own word.
37:38Or we're looking for the name of any of the individuals
37:41who served as president or Taoiseach of Ireland
37:46since the Constitution of Ireland was ratified
37:50in 1937.
37:51This is up to July 2025.
37:53Good luck.
37:54Thank you very much, Michael.
37:56Now, as always, you've got up to one minute
37:57to come up with three answers.
37:58All you need to win that jackpot
38:00is for just one of your answers to be pointless.
38:02If you can come up with three pointless answers,
38:04we will throw in a £500 bonus.
38:06Are you ready?
38:07OK.
38:07OK, let's put 60 seconds up on the clock.
38:09There they are.
38:10Your time starts now.
38:12So, Irish president, Eamon de Valera...
38:16That's before 37, isn't it?
38:18What's that?
38:18Anyway, we can have a good thing.
38:20Mary Robinson.
38:21Mary Robinson, yeah.
38:22Mary Robinson.
38:24Leo Varkon something.
38:26As a current, right?
38:26Yeah.
38:27Leo Varkon.
38:28Do you know his name?
38:29Not off the top of my head, no.
38:31I said before something more general than that.
38:33Words in the name of Dalek.
38:34You've got...
38:35You've got...
38:35The first one's...
38:37Unless you know the constituencies, do you know?
38:39No.
38:39Don't just...
38:40You can have a guess at the constituencies.
38:42I mean, what are you going to have?
38:43You're going to have a louth.
38:44Louth.
38:45Yeah, let's go for louth.
38:46Yeah?
38:47Yeah, that's a good one.
38:49Waterford.
38:50Possibly too difficult.
38:51I don't know.
38:51Connemara.
38:52Getting back to the other one,
38:53I'm just thinking about who were the heads of, like,
38:55Pina Foyle and some of those...
38:58Gerry Adams?
38:59No.
39:00Oh, he wasn't president.
39:01That's the north.
39:01Oh, that's north.
39:01Ten seconds left.
39:03Go on.
39:05Brain's gone.
39:06Or at other places.
39:07Is it Mary Robinson or Mary Robbins?
39:08It's Mary Robinson.
39:09OK, let's go for it.
39:10Louth.
39:11Mary Robinson.
39:12OK.
39:12And De Valera.
39:13Let's have your three answers.
39:15That's your time up.
39:17So, on the first one,
39:18words in the name of Dalek constituencies,
39:21we're going to go for louth.
39:22OK, louth for the first one.
39:24And presidents.
39:26Mary Robinson.
39:27Mary Robinson.
39:28And Eamon de Valera.
39:29And Eamon de Valera.
39:31Of those three,
39:32which is your best shot at a pointless answer?
39:33Eamon de Valera.
39:34OK, Eamon de Valera we put last.
39:36Least likely to be pointless?
39:38Mary Robinson.
39:39Mary Robinson.
39:39And then louth goes into the middle
39:41for the Doyle constituency.
39:42OK, well, let's put those answers up on the board
39:44in that order.
39:45And here they are.
39:45We have Mary Robinson,
39:49louth, or I think louth is how they say it in Ireland.
39:52Louth.
39:53And Eamon de Valera.
39:55Well, three answers there.
39:58If one of these turns out to be pointless,
40:00you'll be leaving here with £6,000.
40:02What would you like to do with that?
40:03Don, I can ask you first.
40:04Well, I've just booked a few holidays.
40:07I play bridge,
40:08so there's a couple of bridge holidays coming up.
40:10There you go.
40:10and one of them's in Sicily
40:12where they filmed
40:14White Lotus
40:15in Catania.
40:16Oh, cute.
40:17So I'm really looking forward to that.
40:18So it'll go towards the holidays.
40:19Very nice.
40:20Very good.
40:21Vic?
40:21I would quite like an electric golf trolley.
40:24Wouldn't that be nice?
40:24It'd be handy, yeah.
40:25Going up hills and...
40:26Yeah.
40:27The other thing,
40:27I'm really keen on wildlife photography
40:28and I've travelled a lot doing that
40:31and I'd love to go to Costa Rica.
40:33Beautiful.
40:33Yeah.
40:34What a lovely thing to do.
40:35Well, wouldn't it be great
40:35if one of these turns out to be pointless
40:37and allows all of these things to happen?
40:39Mary Robinson's your first answer.
40:41In this case,
40:41we're looking for anyone
40:42who's served as Taoiseach of Ireland.
40:45Let's see how many of our 100 said Mary Robinson.
40:49Mary Robinson is right.
40:53She just goes down to zero.
40:55You'll be leaving here with £6,000.
40:57Mary Robinson takes us down through the teens
40:58into single pickers.
40:59Still going down with Mary Robinson.
41:00Still going down to three.
41:02Ooh.
41:04I can't believe it went down.
41:06Three.
41:07OK.
41:07Well, not a pointless answer,
41:09so we now turn our attention
41:10to Louth,
41:11which you said
41:11you hoped might have been
41:13one of the Doyle constituencies
41:14or at least might appear
41:15in one of the words
41:16of the Doyle constituencies.
41:18Let's see if Louth is a correct answer.
41:20Let's see how many of our 100 people
41:22said it,
41:22but is it right?
41:25Ooh, it's right.
41:27Louth is a correct answer.
41:30Now, if this goes all the way down to zero,
41:33Mary Robinson took us
41:33teasingly down to three.
41:35Louth now takes us down,
41:36passing three.
41:37Still going down.
41:37You've done it.
41:38You've done it.
41:38You've done it.
41:39Yes, boys.
41:43There are going to be
41:43Costa Rican cocktails.
41:45There's going to be,
41:46I mean, my goodness,
41:47there's golf trolleys galore.
41:49This is superb.
41:51Louth, a pointless answer.
41:53You've just won £6,000.
41:54You played a blinder
41:56and it doesn't matter,
41:58but your third answer,
41:58Eamon de Valera,
41:59would have scored you one.
42:01Yeah.
42:02You also mentioned Waterford.
42:03I heard you say Waterford.
42:04that was pointless as well.
42:06Wow.
42:07Let's have a look at some of the pointless answers,
42:09starting with names of the Dáil constituencies.
42:13Kerry, Limerick, Tipperary, West.
42:15In fact, every word was pointless,
42:18apart from the following.
42:19They all scored points.
42:20They were Dublin, Cork, Galway, Clare,
42:22County, Kilkenny, Mayo,
42:25Meath, South and Wicklow.
42:27Moving on to people who have served
42:29as Irish presidents,
42:31or Taoiseach,
42:33Ender Kenny,
42:34Mary McAleese,
42:35Michael D. Higgins,
42:37Michal Martin.
42:38The scoring answers here were
42:41Bertie Ahern,
42:42Mary Robinson,
42:43Douglas Hyde,
42:44Eamon de Valera
42:45and Leo Baradka,
42:46who I also heard you mention.
42:48But well done.
42:49And well done at home
42:50if you've got anything
42:51other than those scoring answers.
42:53Thank you very much indeed, Michael.
42:54And thanks once again
42:55to our winning players,
42:56Don and Vic,
42:57who take away today's jackpot of £6,000.
43:01Join us next time
43:02when we'll be putting more obscure knowledge
43:03to the test on Pointless.
43:04Meanwhile, it's goodbye from Michael.
43:06See ya.
43:07And it's goodbye from me.
43:08Goodbye.
43:10APPLAUSE