CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Hello! Hi, everybody.
Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you.
Hello, and welcome to Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Now, when we left the action last time,
Rebecca Howe, from Ashtead, who says she isn't a secret agent...
I think she is.
Anyway, she was in the chair on £32,000
with one lifeline remaining.
Let's see how far she can get as we welcome her back.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Welcome back.
Hi! Welcome.
Thank you. Have a seat.
Feeling relaxed?
I wouldn't say relaxed, but not too stressed.
Not too stressed. Well... Quite stressed.
Shall we get straight into it? Yes. Let's do it.
OK. Let's play Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Now, first things first, you haven't yet set your safety net.
Have you had a week now to think about that?
I have. And what have you decided?
Would you like to set it at £64,000?
Oh, God, please, yes.
OK. Can we do that before we even get going?
Um, set the second safety net at £64,000.
OK, here comes your question.
READS OUT QUESTION
READS OUT ANSWERS
Before the answers came up, I did think it was Buddhism.
But Taoism has kind of thrown me a bit.
Buddhism...
I might be totally wrong,
but I do think there was something...
In the founding story of Buddhism is a tree.
So, even though I'm not sure,
and it's probably a stupid risk to take,
but here we are, I'll do B, Buddhism, final answer.
Oh!
That is the right answer.
CHEERING
Well done, you! That's...
Whoo!
SHE LAUGHS
That's fantastic!
Yep. Uh, absolutely.
I was praying you wouldn't ask me. I hadn't got a clue.
Um, it's said to be a descendant of the fig tree
under which the Buddha reached enlightenment.
Yeah, that was it.
"Yeah," she said, not convincingly.
"Yeah!" I knew it!
Listen, you've just got to your safety net of £64,000.
Yeah.
So, if you go on and really do well, what would you like to do?
I'd really like to, um, be able to buy a house or a flat.
Um, I also love travelling, so any money that we had left over,
that'd be a really nice way to spend it.
Shall we look at the next question? Let's try it.
Which is for £125,000.
Here we go.
READS OUT QUESTION
READS OUT ANSWERS
Well, the great news is, I think I know someone
who might know this answer.
With your one remaining lifeline! Yeah!
But I'm gonna try first because...
my boyfriend recently did a... like, a track driving day.
Oh, well. At Silverstone. Um...
"Return to pits immediately" feels like it'd be more like a red,
like, "Oh, my God, move" rather than a nice little blue.
"Slow moving vehicle ahead",
I feel like that would be a more forceful colour as well.
I don't... I think it is D, faster car is trying to overtake,
but it'd be a real shame to crash out on this
and not ask an expert.
So could I ask you, please, Jeremy?
Expert's stretching it.
But OK, here's what I think. Yeah.
It's annoying, this.
Cos... Cos it's D?
It's D. No!
Well, great. Yeah, I mean, you knew it.
It means get out of the way.
Yeah. Um, yeah, it's definitely D.
OK. I'm 100% certain on that.
And that is my final answer.
Amazing. I'm very happy to take that.
Let's go D, final answer.
OK. Computer, could you reveal the correct answer, please?
There it is.
Yeah! Nice. Well done.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Thank you.
You knew it! You were there. You were absolutely right.
Right, look, you're on £125,000 now.
Yeah!
And this question is therefore worth to you
a quarter of a million pounds.
Yeah. You get that right.
OK, here it comes.
This is your question.
READS OUT QUESTION
READS OUT ANSWERS
So, Hadrian built a wall,
and that wall was in Britain.
So that must have been...
He was around when Britain had been invaded, which was, like...
I'll get this wrong, but like 300s-ish, around that time.
So, that's where he was.
I feel like Caligula was quite early.
This is so annoying. I literally just don't know.
Well, the thing is, if you get it wrong... Hm.
..you lose £61,000. Yeah.
If you get it right, obviously you get a quarter of a million pounds.
Yeah.
So the upside is massive at this stage.
The downside is... Well, it's still bloody massive,
but you know what I mean.
I just...
If I had to guess, it would be Hadrian.
But it's an enormous amount of money to lose.
What would you do?
Ah!
I really want to risk it.
Do you know what?
I'm gonna risk it, and then I'm gonna really kick myself.
But I've got...
Sixty-four is still an enormous amount of money.
Let's go Hadrian, B, final answer.
Is it wrong? It's gonna be wrong.
What would your boyfriend say if that was wrong?
He'll be really annoyed.
Please be right. You got it right.
SHE GASPS
What?!
I love you! You're...
This is the perfect contestant.
Oh, my God! Perfect contestant.
That is... quite ridiculous, but brilliant.
That's mental, is what it is.
I don't know why I'm doing this. It's mad, it's completely mad.
Um, but you... you were dead right.
I mean, Caligula's the old... the furthest away.
Yes, that's right, and then Nero and then Titus.
And then, as you correctly surmised...
Yeah. ..Hadrian.
Sorry.
SHE SNORTS I've just snorted!
I've never sat here with anyone just taking a wild punt
with that much money at stake. I don't know why I've done it!
Wanna know how much you'd lose if you get the next one wrong?
A lot. £186,000.
I've gotta be more sensible now.
Oh, strewth!
All right, let's have a look at this question.
Ready for half a million pounds?
Half a million. OK. Here it comes.
I'm not gonna risk this.
Might know it.
READS OUT QUESTION
READS OUT ANSWERS
Hmm.
I wish you'd said that blue flag thing.
Do you know? Yeah.
Oh, I'm so annoyed with myself.
I watched a programme about it two nights ago.
And what was the an... No!
See, you are a spy. That's a clever technique.
It is.
Sull'aria.
I'm just trying to picture cos they get it out...
They get it out of, like, a CD case or whatever, and they put it on.
It's not The Magic Flute.
For me, it's between Cosi Fan Tutte and Don Giovanni.
SHE EXHALES SHARPLY
I think it's Don Giovanni.
I think it's... I think it's...
No, I'm going to stop and take the money, please.
Final answer.
I can't blame you for that.
And it does mean I'm able to say to you, Rebecca Howe... Yeah?
..you're leaving here with £250,000.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Oh, my God! Come on.
Come on!
What a player!
Oh, my God! What?! What a player!
Oh, I'm just... I'm bowled over
with how brilliant you've been.
Before you go, though...
Yeah, what was the answer?
Well, what would... Would you have said Don Giovanni?
It was between A and C for me. It was... Between...
Which one would you have gone for?
I'd have probably doubted myself and gone with Cosi Fan Tutte.
OK, if you'd have done that... Yeah.
If you'd have gone with C...
Yeah. ..you'd have lost £186,000. Oh, thank God!
What was it?
If you'd have gone with A... Yeah?
..you'd have lost £186,000.
It's The Marriage Of Figaro. Oh, thank God I didn't do that then.
What a great performance. Thank you. What a great player.
Ladies and gentlemen, Rebecca Howe.
APPLAUSE
Congratulations. Enjoy those winnings.
I'm going to! Enjoy those winnings.
Thank you. Thank you.
OK.
So now we have six brand-new contestants.
Let's meet them. They are...
Paul Newman, from Edgware...
Gemma Kennedy, from Stirling...
Jaz Bassi, from Leeds...
Anna Chipchase, from Hornsea...
Charlie Cooper, from Taunton...
and Sophia Yogeswaran from Bexley.
APPLAUSE
Welcome to you all.
Now, to see who gets to sit in the chair,
we're gonna play Fastest Finger First.
No distractions from the audience, please.
Here comes your question.
OK, time's up.
So, let's first of all see the correct order.
HE READS OUT ANSWERS
So, now let's see how many people got that right.
Almost everybody.
And who was the quickest?
It was Gemma Kennedy in 3.27 seconds.
Well done, you.
Go over to the seat. Congratulations.
The very best of luck.
APPLAUSE
So, you're Gemma Kennedy. I am.
A mental health nurse from Stirling in Scotland.
I am.
Er, joined in the audience by Lynne, your wife.
Hello, Lynne. Is that Lynne? Hi. Hello.
Um, excellent.
You've got something to live up to, haven't you?
Just a little pressure, yeah. That's how you play.
Shall we begin? Let's do it. OK.
Let's play Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
And we're starting right back down at the bottom now
with a question for £100.
HE READS QUESTION
Uh, that's A.
I now need to hear two more.
Final answer.
That's the ticket, and that's £100.
OK, this for £200.
READS QUESTION
That would be B, horse, final answer.
Great answer, £200.
APPLAUSE
Now, this is for £300.
READS QUESTION
READS ANSWERS
OK, so, it's not sport, it's not weather,
he doesn't really do news,
so it has to be C, documentaries.
Final answer.
And the right answer. That is £300.
APPLAUSE
This is your £500 question.
READS QUESTION
READS ANSWERS
OK, so, Bupa's medical.
Er, Defra's the environment. Unicef is a charity.
So it's D, final answer.
And the right answer. That's £500.
APPLAUSE
So, here we are. We've now arrived at the thousand pound mark.
This is your last chance to go away completely empty-handed.
Let's hope you don't, because here is your £1,000 question.
READS QUESTION
READS ANSWERS
OK, so, I might be ageing myself a little bit,
but I seem to remember doing calligraphy at school
with the fancy fountain pens.
It's D, final answer.
And it is the right answer.
That's £1,000.
APPLAUSE
OK, it's time to take a short break.
We'll be back in a few moments. See you then.
APPLAUSE
Very disgusting.
Welcome back to Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
We're here with Gemma.
She's on £1,000 but has all four lifelines remaining.
Now, I understand if you won a lot of money,
you'd take a honeymoon.
Yeah, I got married about 14 months ago.
Busy year last year, so we'd like to...
So you haven't had a honeymoon yet? No.
We've been away. We went to France last year.
But we'd like to go somewhere a bit more exotic
for our honeymoon, yeah.
Well, look, let's hope we can get you there.
So, would you like to set your safety net at £2,000?
No, I think we'll carry on for now.
Righty-ho. Here comes your question.
READS QUESTION
READS ANSWERS
So, I don't...
..think it's Oliver Twist.
David Copperfield, I think, is David Copperfield. Um...
But I really haven't got a clue,
which I should be really annoyed with cos it's Dickens, but... OK.
I think I'd like to Ask The Audience if that's OK.
Well, they're all sitting around doing nothing.
We may as well use them. Why not?
OK, audience, on your keypads, please.
Here comes the question.
READS QUESTION
And if you'd all vote now, please.
Right. So, there we are.
Ooh! Hm.
Right, that's not as clear cut as we might have hoped.
No. I was thinking Nicholas Nickleby,
but I don't feel like...
..that's helped me in the slightest, really, has it? Um, I think...
SIGHS
..I'm gonna have to go 50/50, please.
OK, Computer, can you take away two wrong answers, please?
All right. There you are. OK.
We're gonna play B, final answer, Philip "Pip" Pirrip.
And the right answer, eventually.
APPLAUSE
Well done. Well done.
Forty per cent of the audience.
Anyway, safety net at £4,000.
No, thank you. We'll keep going. Okey-doke.
This is your question.
READS QUESTION
READS ANSWERS
I'm just gonna do some quick finger calculations
while I go through the order of the galaxy if that's all right.
All the time in the world. Thank you.
Jupiter...
Yeah, it's Saturn, A, final answer.
It is.
And you have now won £4,000.
APPLAUSE Excellent.
Okey-doke. What subjects are you hoping don't crop up?
Um... well, Charles Dickens, apparently.
Dickens. Yeah. Um...
Er, probably, um...
modern music, pop music,
the Kardashians, that kind of thing. I don't really...
Are they singers?
You're asking the wrong person there.
No idea. I don't know what they do.
One of them's got a big... And that's all I know.
I'll let YOU say that.
It's a perfectly respectable bottom to me.
Let's see what crops up next.
Do you wanna set your safety net at £8,000?
No. I'm gonna do one more. Let's see.
You never know. OK, here's the question.
READS QUESTION
READS ANSWERS
Erm, well, it's definitely not Michael McIntyre and Sarah Millican
cos they tour all the time.
They're on the road all the time.
Now, Peter Kay has been out of the spotlight for a lot of time,
and my instinct is to say that.
So do I use a lifeline,
or do I trust my instinct?
Do you know what? I'm gonna play it.
I'm gonna say, B, Peter Kay. Final answer.
We're learning from Rebecca earlier. Just go for it. Just have a go!
It works. You're right. Well done.
APPLAUSE £8,000.
So, safety net at 16,000?
To me, £16,000's an enormous sum of money.
Don't get me wrong, it's not a quarter of a million,
but it's an enormous sum of money.
Erm, so actually, I'm gonna set it at 16. Yeah, please.
Your choice. OK.
Computer, could we set the second safety net, please, at £16,000?
And let's hope you don't live to regret it.
OK, we've gotta get you there first of all, of course,
and this is the question that'll do that.
Here we go.
READS QUESTION
So, um...
It's not an answer I know.
A la Florentine. So, Florence, Italian.
Which would... maybe think rocket.
I think I'm gonna use a lifeline,
and if you don't mind, Jeremy, I'd like to ask you, if that's OK.
Yeah. Of course. Here's what I think.
I'm a famous chef.
I'm not a famous chef.
And rocket does sit in my head as being...
And yet, my gut tells me it's spinach.
Because there's eggs Florentine.
Yeah.
Which I like. And it's got green stuff in it.
And I've always thought that the green stuff
tasted a bit like spinach,
which is the only vegetable I know that has a flavour.
Hm. So, I know what you mean about rocket,
and yet the sum of me thinks it's spinach. OK.
And that, I'm afraid, is my final answer.
OK. Thank you. Erm...
OK. I really wanted to get to 16,
so we either take a chance, or we use another lifeline,
and we just have a free go at 32.
Erm, I think I'm gonna use my Phone A Friend just to get there,
and see if I can.
So, if it's OK, I'd like to phone a friend. Sure.
If you tell me it's Delia Smith, I'm gonna say...
Who is it? Delia... No, it's not.
It's, uh, my father-in-law, Wayne.
Wayne, did you say? Yes. Wayne. OK.
Could we call Wayne, please?
Your accent doesn't sound very Scottish.
No, I'm from Scunthorpe originally,
but I spent a lot of time in Doncaster, so we are Doncaster.
YORKSHIRE ACCENT: Eeh, very nice, too. Aye, proper.
'Hello?' Hi, Wayne?
'Hello.' Hi.
Jeremy Clarkson here from Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
'Hello, there.' Hi, there.
Now, we've got Gemma here, as I'm sure you know,
and thanks to my hopelessness, she now needs your help.
So, um, can I just check you've got someone from our office there
making sure you're not looking stuff up in books?
'Yes, indeed.' Lovely. Okey-doke.
Um, right. Here's how it works, Gemma.
In a moment, I'm gonna hand it over to you.
You'll have 30 seconds to read out the question,
four possible answers,
leaving your father-in-law enough time
to come up with an answer.
OK, you ready? Ready.
Your time starts now.
Wayne... READS QUESTION AND ANSWERS
'Oh, good heavens. Er...
'I'm sorry, Gemma, I haven't the foggiest idea.
'Erm....' Any feeling?
'Erm...
'I'd tend to go for broccoli.' OK.
'But I have to say that's a guess.' Absolutely.
So, the situation is he thinks it's broccoli,
I think it's spinach, and you think it's rocket.
And I think if we'd have asked the audience,
they'd have said watercress.
Um, OK.
Do you know, we're at a point in the game
where I feel like I can take a chance,
and I think your explanation for it kind of makes sense,
because I was guessing at rocket.
Let's play it. Let's give it a go. Spinach. Final answer.
OK, erm... if this is wrong, you lose £7,000. Could be.
Computer, could you reveal the correct answer, please?
Oh! It's the right answer.
APPLAUSE
That is... That was worthy of a spin, that one is.
APPLAUSE
That's my first ever vegetable question I've got right.
Anyway, it's time now to take a break.
We shall be back in a few moments. See you then.
APPLAUSE
(TV) Which toys have been marketed...
Welcome back to Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
We're here with Gemma.
She's on £16,000, no lifelines remaining,
but you are sitting on your safety net of 16,000.
So you now have a free punt at 32. Yeah.
Nothing to lose. Exactly.
So, let's have a look at the question, shall we?
READS QUESTION
OK.
Scott Morrison is Australian, I believe.
Bertie Ahern, Ireland...
Not sure on Bertie Ahern...
Xi Jinping, obviously Chinese, and Angela Merkel,
who was the German Chancellor for an incredibly long time.
So I think it's between C and D.
I'm gonna have a guess cos I've got nothing to lose.
I'm £16,000 already up further than I expected today, so who cares?
Um, so I'm gonna say Angela Merkel, D, final answer.
The right answer!
You're £32,000 better off than you were this morning!
APPLAUSE That's great.
Um...
Would you like to see your question for £64,000?
Let's do it.
You have no lifelines left, but who knows? You might know it.
READS QUESTION
READS ANSWERS
SIGHS
So, I don't think it's agrobiology. I think that's too wide a topic.
"Agro", agriculture. I think that's too broad.
Strati...
I'm sure strati is stratification,
which is the classification of something
or putting things into order,
which might make sense.
I haven't got a clue what cytomorphology is.
Dendrochronology.
Now, chronology has chrono,
which is the Greek or the Latin for time,
which again would make sense.
Jeremy, I came here today
thinking that the best I was gonna do is sit in that chair.
I've had such an amazing day,
but I think I'm gonna bow out here and I'm not gonna play,
and that's my final answer.
OK, can't say I blame you.
Tricky question there. Hm.
But it does mean that you, Gemma Kennedy,
are leaving here with £32,000.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Well done.
But just before you go...
Poke you a little bit with a stick here.
If you had decided to throw caution to the wind,
what would you have said?
Probably D, dendrochronology.
Oh, you see, if you'd have done that...
you'd now have £64,000.
GASPS
Hey-ho! It doesn't matter.
£32,000!
And I hope you've had fun. Absolutely brilliant.
We've enjoyed having you here very much.
Ladies and gentlemen, Gemma Kennedy.
Thank you so much.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
OK.
Five contestants left, and once again,
they're gonna play Fastest Finger First.
Nice and quiet in the audience, please.
Here comes the question.
READS OUT QUESTION
READS OUT ANSWERS
OK, time's up, so let's see the correct order first of all.
We got the Willis Tower, that's in Chicago,
then the Gherkin, that's London,
then the Burj Khalifa in the UAE,
and then the Taipei, which is, of course, in Taiwan.
So, how many people got that right?
All bar one, and who was the quickest?
It was Jaz Bassi in 4.15 seconds.
Well done, Jaz. Well done!
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE How are you doing? You all right?
APPLAUSE DROWNS OUT SPEECH
APPLAUSE
Welcome. Thank you.
You are Jaz Bassi.
I am. A medical sales person from Leeds.
Joined in the audience by Emily, your girlfriend?
Yeah. Welcome.
Are you ready to face the spotlight? Let's do it.
OK, let's do it. Let's play Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
All the way back at the beginning.
This is your question for £100.
READS OUT QUESTION
READS OUT ANSWERS
It's, er, sunglasses. Final answer.
Have to agree with you there. That is, and it's £100.
APPLAUSE
This is for £200.
READS OUT QUESTION
READS OUT ANSWERS
Well, one of them is my favourite drink,
so I know that Irn-Bru is not tea.
Final answer.
Didn't quite follow, but you're right,
you said "final answer" and "Irn-Bru" in the same sentence,
and that's £200.
So, which is your favourite drink? Irn-Bru.
Is it? Yeah, yeah.
Is it? Oh, Irn-Bru's amazing.
Well, everyone in Scotland loves you now.
Right, so, this for £300.
READS QUESTION
READS ANSWERS
A psychiatrist is a fix your brain,
chiropractor is to fix your back,
a podiatrist is looking at feet, I believe,
so it's a dentist, final answer.
And the right answer.
APPLAUSE
This, then, for £500.
READS OUT QUESTION
READS OUT ANSWERS
Uh, final answer is glamorous.
Final answer.
And the right answer. Well done.
APPLAUSE
I'm slightly puzzled by that, how camping can ever be glamorous.
Yeah, I've never done it. I don't think I ever will.
Right, this is it.
This is your first safety net coming up.
£1,000 question.
Here it comes.
READS OUT QUESTION
READS OUT ANSWERS
OK, so I've done a bit of boxing before,
and it definitely doesn't involve a lotus position,
but I know that the answer is B, meditation, final answer.
And the right answer. Well done.
That's it. £1,000.
That ain't bad.
Now we can really get going. I can relax.
I was reading about you before you came out,
and, um, you say you've done boxing. Yeah.
It was described in my - or YOUR notes, I should say -
as white collar boxing. Yeah.
What is that?
It's just boxing for people who have never boxed before.
So, me and my mates went to Berlin a couple of years ago.
Whilst we were there, we were a bit drunk,
and we decided to sign up for white collar boxing.
And then you all got your heads beaten in, presumably.
Well, I actually won, so... Did you?
Yeah, I did, yeah. Oh, right.
That's to be borne in mind if you Ask The Host and I get it wrong.
LAUGHTER
All right, let's plough on, shall we?
Erm, would you like to set your safety net at £2,000?
No, thank you. Righty-ho.
Here comes the question.
READS OUT QUESTION
READS OUT ANSWERS
I'm gonna say the answer is C,
Saint-Tropez, final answer.
And the correct answer.
Lovely.
APPLAUSE
Right. £4,000. Safety net?
I'm OK, thanks. This is the question.
READS OUT QUESTION
READS OUT ANSWERS
OK.
So, Ofsted is definitely schools.
I remember those reports when I was younger,
and we had to be on our best behaviour for a couple of days
and learn things that we'd learned the day before.
Er, but I know that it's A, Ofcom, final answer.
And the right answer.
Right answer.
Er, Ofcom, yeah, no, I've never been in trouble with them (!)
LAUGHTER
Time to take a break.
Join us in a few moments
for the final part of tonight's Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
APPLAUSE
(TV) I think I'd like to ask you, please.
APPLAUSE
Welcome back to Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
We're here with Jaz.
He's on £4,000, has all his lifelines remaining.
So, safety net at 8,000?
No, I'm gonna go on for now, Jeremy.
Righty-ho.
This is the question.
READS OUT QUESTION
READS OUT ANSWERS
Um, so I actually went to one of these events last year,
so this is lucky for me.
The answer is D, cricket, final answer.
And you've just won £8,000, which...
APPLAUSE
That that will have covered the entry cost. Yeah.
That will have covered the cost of your ticket.
Yeah, yeah!
Anyway, listen, safety net at 16,000?
Erm, no. I'm OK, thanks. I'll carry on.
OK. Good for you.
Here is your question.
READS OUT QUESTION
READS OUT ANSWERS
OK, so, I've not seen the film.
I know my girlfriend has.
She's sitting behind me, giving me daggers. Erm...
I know that Daniel Craig is in the film.
I'm gonna go for 50/50, please. JEREMY INHALES SHARPLY
Okey-doke.
Computer, could you take away two wrong answers, please?
OK. That helps, yeah?
I think so, yeah.
I'm not 100% certain that Tom Hardy's not in the film,
but I am gonna go for it.
I'm gonna go for... for Daniel Craig, final answer.
Right answer. Well done.
APPLAUSE
Nicely used, that, the 50/50.
Yeah. Calms you down a little. Settles it, calms it down.
And you don't actually have a heart attack...
Yeah. ..erm, while making a decision.
No, well done. Nicely done.
So, would you like to set your safety net at £32,000?
Erm, see, I said that I wouldn't if I had three lifelines.
No, I'm not gonna.
OK, here comes your question.
READS OUT QUESTION
READS OUT ANSWERS
Erm...
See, I'm not sure.
I don't know.
But...
Erm...
I know that Restoration was around that time.
See, I went...
I had a feeling that it wasn't British history
that would involve Restoration.
Edwardian, I don't think it is because...
See, just going off, like, the monarchy,
I know that Edward I to III...
..was a long time ago.
I'm not sure if that's anything to do with the Edwardian era.
You know, the Edwards were around...
..in the 1300s, I think.
I'm gonna ask you, Jeremy. Ask me?
Yeah. OK, here's what I think.
Erm, I think Edwardian refers to a much later Edward.
OK. I think post-Victorian. Right.
And I think Edwardian architecture is hideous.
But that's by the by.
1811 to 18... That's nine years.
How did they even think of a name for it?
That's what I was thinking, yeah.
Jacobean, I don't think it is. That's earlier.
So we're left with the other two, Restoration and Regency.
And Regency was around this time.
You know that foppishness of...
You remember Blackadder II?
Mm.
I don't remember it, but I know it.
OK, well, Blackadder II... I think it was II,
yeah, it was, was Regency and that was...
It was kind of... It was around then.
I mean, I'd be inclined, if I, you know,
if there was absolutely...
If I was playing for fun at a friend's party,
I'd say Regency, and then... Yeah.
But I'm not. So...
And that's my final answer, really.
OK.
Erm... well, thanks for that.
I think I'm gonna use another lifeline
and I'm gonna ring... I'm gonna phone a friend.
Who are we calling?
Erm, I'm gonna ring Assad, my friend Assad, from back home.
OK, can we call Assad, please?
Is he a student of history?
He's well-versed in history. Erm...
I'm not sure if he'll know it, but...
He builds houses at the moment. So annoying...
'Hello?' Hi, there.
Assad. That was quick. 'Hi.'
Hi, there. Jeremy Clarkson here from Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
'Hi, Jeremy.' Hi, there. We've got Jaz here.
I've been unable to help him, so he's hoping you can.
Right. Jaz, your time starts now.
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Is it Restoration Edwardian, Regency or Jacobean?
Twenty seconds.
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REPEATS ANSWERS
'Either Restoration or Jacobean.
I'm leaning towards Restoration.' OK.
'Cos it's such a short period of time.
'I think that was the Restoration, but it's, er, maybe 70%.'
OK.
Mm. Well, now you're... Mm-hmm.
I'm just thinking the Regency period.
Like, if it is those buildings in London around...
..you know, like Oxford Street, Regent Street,
I feel like that period of time
would have been longer than nine years.
OK, I'm gonna ask the audience.
I'm gonna use you guys on this one.
OK. Erm, audience on your keypads, please.
This is the question.
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And if you'd all vote now, please.
Hm. Right.
Well, there's a whopping great majority have gone for Restoration.
Erm... Yeah.
Very few for Edwardian, even fewer for Jacobean,
and then a third or so for Regency. So...
Yeah, it's a big majority. It is what I thought initially.
I know it could be swayed by the conversations that we've had.
Erm, however...
..I'm only gonna be here once.
So I'm gonna say Restoration, final answer.
OK, Computer, could you reveal the correct answer, please?
It is what it is. I'm so sorry.
No, it's OK.
Um, no, it is Regency.
Um... Yeah.
Oh, dear. That's awful.
But you are leaving with £1,000. Yeah, and it's been great.
We'll have some music goes round like that when you get £1,000.
JINGLE PLAYS Like that.
I was gonna say, you don't even get the little bit of music,
but you do.
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Erm...
And I'm now gonna give you some, um...
some facts you're not interested in.
Erm, yeah, it was George IV was Prince Regent, of course.
That's why it was Regency.
He was Prince Regent in place of the unwell George III...
Right. ..who, of course...
Oh, yeah. No, that's why it was called Regency. Right.
Restoration was 1660.
Um, Edwardian... Uh, obviously that was...
The Restoration was the restoration of the throne.
Edwardian was 1901 to 1914, and Jacobean, 1603-1625.
Um.. I guess you won't be seeing Assad for a little while.
Yeah. We've, uh...
We're not on speaking terms at the moment.
JEREMY CHUCKLES But it's been fun having you here.
Ladies and gentlemen, Jaz Bassi.
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Well done. Cheers. Sorry about that, mate.
That's all right. Sorry about that.
It's been a great day anyway. Good.
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So, that's all we got time for, I'm afraid, tonight.
We will be back, though, next time with six brand-new contestants
all hoping to become millionaires.
Till then, good night.
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