APPLAUSE
Hello! CHEERING
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
Hello, and welcome to Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Now, at the end of the last show,
we left Ivo Yordanov from Maida Vale in the hot seat.
Not literally. He was allowed to go home and have a shower.
And now, assuming he's done that, let's bring him back.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Welcome back, Ivo. Good to see you again.
The chair awaits.
So, are you feeling relaxed?
Yeah, I'd say so.
You are, er, Ivo Yordanov,
e-commerce specialist from Maida Vale.
And you're on £1,000.
And you've used a lifeline already.
Yes. But you've got three lifelines remaining.
So shall we get cracking? Absolutely. Let's go.
OK. Let's play Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Thank you. APPLAUSE
Okey doke.
First of all, would you like to set your safety net at £2,000?
Er, not yet. Thank you. Thank you. Jeremy.
OK, this is your question.
READS QUESTION
REPEATS OPTIONS
The technology to allow all of this,
unfortunately, hasn't been around for us to enjoy Freddie Mercury,
for example,
but it is available to enjoy the music of ABBA.
So I would say ABBA. Final answer.
And the correct answer. Well done.
That's £2,000. APPLAUSE
Yeah. Queen would be great, wouldn't it?
Queen would be great. Yeah.
And Freddie Mercury. Absolutely.
OK. Safety net at 4,000?
Not yet. Thank you. OK, here's your question.
READS QUESTION
REPEATS OPTIONS
HE SIGHS
OK. Endocrine is hormones.
Digestive... Digestive is food.
Respiratory is air.
I'm gonna mark "cardiovascular", final answer.
And the right answer. Well done.
APPLAUSE
Now, only eight questions away from winning £1 million.
What would you do with it?
I'd love to go to the Super Bowl.
The Super Bowl? Yes.
Oh, football! Played with their hands, of course.
LAUGHTER Yes.
Erm, right. Good. Well, let's see if we can get you there.
Safety net at 8,000?
Not yet. Thank you. Rightio.
This is your question.
READS QUESTION
REPEATS OPTIONS
HE EXHALES
I don't have...
..a whole lot of certainty in my head.
I'm gonna be using a lifeline.
Erm...
I think I would ask you, Jeremy,
if you could help me on this one, please. OK.
Here's what I think...
Not much. OK.
I've never heard of Mark Drakeford.
Right.
I just... I'm embarrassed. I just literally haven't got a clue.
And I'm afraid that is my final answer.
That's fine. You and me are in the same boat.
Yeah, but you're from Bulgaria...
I am from Bulgaria.
..not knowing that. Why do I not know that?
Well, I sort of follow British politics.
I've been in this country for a while now.
This is an £8,000 question. They normally say...
Yeah. .."What's Bolognese sauce made of?"
LAUGHTER
Could we please call David?
David? Of course we can. Can we call David, please?
Who's David?
David is a friend of mine, former colleague,
and a person who has quite a wide breadth of knowledge.
'David speaking.' Hi, David.
Jeremy Clarkson here from Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
'Hello, Jeremy.' Hi there. We got, er...
We got Ivo here.
And he's got a rather annoyingly tricky question,
which he needs your help on. Here's how it works.
Ivo, in a moment, I'm gonna hand it over to you.
You'll have just 30 seconds to read out the question
and the four possible answers,
leaving David enough time to have a think.
So, are you ready?
I am. OK, your time starts now.
David, Mark Drakeford...
Mark Drakeford was re-appointed to which position in 2001?
READS OPTIONS
'OK, I got that. Mark Drakeford. I heard the question.
'I'm afraid I don't know the answer.'
Right. 'Erm, so...
'But go through, er... go through the options again
'and see if anything...' No time.
There's a man who doesn't know what 30 seconds is.
LAUGHTER
And also, rather embarrassingly, you misread the question.
You said 2001, and it's 2021.
Yeah. JEREMY INHALES SHARPLY
CLEARS THROAT
I'd like to use the 50/50. OK.
Computer, can we take away two wrong answers, please?
So...
I think I will risk it.
I'm gonna go ahead and say...
First Minister of Wales. Final answer.
OK. Computer, can you reveal the correct answer, please?
Well done, you! APPLAUSE
So, would you like to set your safety net now
at £16,000?
Well, odds are stacked against me, so I'd say yes.
JEREMY CHUCKLES Let's set the second safety net,
please, at £16,000.
That's now done.
Now, let's see if we can get you there.
This is the question.
READS QUESTION
REPEATS OPTIONS
Another one I'm not certain of.
Is there anything you can discount, do you think?
I think the word "tanner" has been put...
sort of as a decoy.
Somebody who tans the leather, so to speak.
And I... I've never heard...
"cooper".
Like... Like a cobbler. Obviously, you've heard, like,
you know, in previous series of Millionaire,
there was a question about a cobbler.
Sure there was. Erm...
In colloquial speak, I think I've heard "thatcher".
And I may be wrong, and I know I stand to lose £7,000.
I would go for thatcher. Final answer.
JEREMY INHALES SHARPLY
You've just lost £7,000.
There you go. Sorry. Erm...
A "Thatcher" is someone who's a prime minister.
LAUGHTER
It's actually someone who makes thatched roofs.
Yes. A fletcher makes arrows.
Erm, cooper makes wooden barrels.
And then it is a tanner, as you said.
Someone who tans leather is the one.
You're not listening to a word I'm saying. No, no!
Of course I am. Not a word. Erm...
You are, however, leaving with £1,000,
and we'll try to zhuzh that up. APPLAUSE
There it is, you see. And, erm...
It's been fun having you, and I wish you all the best,
and enjoy spending your winnings. Thank you very much.
Thank you so much. Ladies and gentlemen, Ivo Yordanov!
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Thank you. Sorry about that.
So, now we have six brand-new contestants.
Let's meet them. They are...
Welcome, one and all.
Now, to see who gets to sit in the chair,
we're going to play Fastest Finger First.
Nice and quiet in the audience, please.
Here comes the question.
READS QUESTION
REPEATS OPTIONS
OK. Time's up. So, let's see the correct order.
First of all, we got gold, which is Au.
Then iron which is... whatever it is, F something,
Potassium, K,
and lead is Pb.
Right, now let's see
how many got that right.
Only two.
And which one was the fastest?
Ooh, by a whisker,
it was Catherine Firth
in 4.9 seconds.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Well done, you!
Catherine. Thank you. Have a seat.
Lovely. So, you're Catherine Firth? Yes.
An early years educator from Knutsford.
Joined in the audience by Simon.
Hi, Jeremy. Hello, Simon. Your husband.
Er, do you wanna get cracking? Yes, please.
Let's do that, shall we? Let's play Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Start off nice and simple with a £100 question.
Here it comes.
READS QUESTION
REPEATS OPTIONS
I'm afraid I had one last week. It's a filling.
Final answer. It is a filling.
It is your final answer. It's the right answer.
Well done. APPLAUSE
They don't hurt any more, do they, really, nowadays?
So, £200 question.
READS QUESTION
REPEATS OPTIONS
I do love the athletics, and it's baton. Final answer.
It is indeed. That's £200.
APPLAUSE
This is for £300.
READS QUESTION
REPEATS OPTIONS
So, it's not a tropical storm.
It's snow avalanche. Final answer.
Absolutely right. £300.
APPLAUSE
Erm, this is your question for £500.
READS QUESTION
REPEATS OPTIONS
I before E except after C. Final answer.
And the correct answer. Well done. Yeah.
APPLAUSE
This is your last chance to go away empty-handed.
This is your £1,000 question. Here we go.
READS QUESTION
REPEATS OPTIONS
I think they do Location, Location, Location.
Phil Spencer, final answer.
And there you are, £1,000.
APPLAUSE That's your safety net.
That's the least you're going away with.
And now, it's time to take a break.
We'll be back in a few moments. See you then.
APPLAUSE
(TV) She's done it!
Welcome back to Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
We're here with Catherine.
She's on £1,000. All your lifelines remaining.
Early days, of course.
So, safety net at 2,000?
No, thank you. All right, here's your question.
JEREMY READS QUESTION
I think that the bow's at the front,
and the stern is the rear of the ship.
Final answer.
The right answer, of course. Well done, yeah.
APPLAUSE
Are there any subjects you're hoping crop up
in the next few minutes?
French? French?
Yes. Anything on French language words.
Oh, anything to do with France? Yeah. French and France, yeah.
Have you travelled a fair bit? Yes.
Usually, I see, on foot, or on a bicycle.
Yeah. That's right. Did you cycle over the Hai Van Pass?
I did, yes.
That's pretty steep. Yes.
Questions on the Hai Van Pass, then, or France.
Yes. That will do.
That will do. Oh, OK. Well, let's plough on, shall we?
Would you like to set your safety net at £4,000?
No, thank you.
Okey doke. This is the question.
JEREMY READS QUESTION
OK, so, "zut alors" is French. JEREMY CHUCKLES
"Mein Gott", I think, is "my God" in German.
"Allora" sounds Italian.
So "caramba". Final answer.
Languages straight away. There you are. Absolutely right.
And that is £4,000. APPLAUSE
Lovely. Right.
So, would you like to set your safety net at £8,000?
No, thank you. Here comes the question.
JEREMY READS QUESTION
I think MI5 and MI6 are in London.
I'm not sure about MOD,
unless it's just with the ministries in Whitehall.
I was hoping that GCHQ would come up.
So, final answer, GCHQ.
Right answer. Well done.
APPLAUSE
So, safety net at 16,000?
No, thank you.
This is the question, then.
JEREMY READS QUESTION
Not... as sure on this, certainly.
Erm...
Er, none of them sound right, apart from the ghost ship.
I will ask the audience. Final answer. OK.
Audience on your keypads, please.
This is the question... HE READS QUESTION
And if you'd all vote now, please.
Well, look at that. 90%, nearly, have gone for the ghost ship.
I did say, which I shouldn't have. But I did say it, didn't I?
Yeah. You might influence a few percent of the audience
by saying something, but...
Ghost ship. Final answer.
And the right answer. Well done.
APPLAUSE Well done, audience.
Right. So, safety net at 32.
Got... three lifelines. So, no, thank you.
Okey doke. Let's plough on, then, shall we?
This is the question.
JEREMY READS QUESTION
I don't know who wrote any of the others.
I think Truman Capote wrote Breakfast At Tiffany's.
Final answer.
And the right answer. That's £32,000.
APPLAUSE
Now, assuming you go a long way...
Well, I'm hoping you do.
..what would you spend the money on? I'd love to go to the Himalayas,
to go to Bhutan and to hike with my family there.
Well, I hope you get there.
And that would be great. Well, you're already there, really.
32,000. Er, but now on to matters more pressing.
Erm, safety net, 64,000.
Yes, please.
OK, let's do that, then, shall we?
Let's set the second safety net, please, at £64,000.
That's locked in. Now let's see if we can get you there.
This is the question.
JEREMY READS QUESTION
Yeah, this one...
I don't know, I have...
..an idea.
But I'd like some help.
Erm, I'd like to ask you, please. OK, here's what I think.
I think it's Greggs...
cos Gosforth is Leeds, I think, isn't it?
I don't... Yorkshire, anyway.
It isn't Costa Coffee, is it?
I mean, that's only happened 15 minutes ago.
Pizza Express...
I mean, I can remember when they were new and exciting,
and that was never... No, it wasn't the '50s.
I don't know when Wetherspoons was founded.
I really, really have a strong suspicion it's Greggs,
strong suspicion it's Greggs.
And that is my final answer.
Thank you.
Thank you. I did have a feeling that Greggs is northern,
going towards the north east.
Pizza Express, I think, is London.
I think I remember reading on the menus about founding it in London.
I'm going to go for Greggs. Final answer.
I hate this bit.
OK, computer, can you reveal the correct answer, please?
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
And it could have been worse, of course.
It could have been my money that was at risk, but...
Just mine. Yeah, thanks. Hate that.
Erm, oof, right.
That's very good news, cos now, you're sitting on your safety net,
and that means you have a free shot
at £125,000.
Six-figure money. SOFTLY: Yes.
Should we see the question?
Yes, please. OK. Here it comes.
JEREMY READS QUESTION
So, there's some quite unpleasant plants there.
I know that foxglove is...
..poisonous.
Deadly nightshade's gotta be poisonous.
I'm gonna go 50/50, please. OK.
Computer, can you take away
two randomly-selected wrong answers, please?
I thought it was foxglove.
I'm gonna go with foxglove. Final answer.
That's the right answer.
You just won £125,000! APPLAUSE
Oh, well done.
All I can remember from my childhood,
"Don't eat those foxgloves, and don't eat the laburnum."
Two things I remember.
Whoa, this is tense. And we've got to take a break, unfortunately.
but we will 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 Catherine.
She's on £125,000
and still has the Phone A Friend lifeline to go.
You're in a good place.
Thank you. Right.
This is your question for £250,000.
Let's see it.
READS QUESTION
Been to India on your travels?
I have.
I went to Rajasthan, but I don't remember what it means.
I'll need to phone a friend to get help since they're there, waiting.
I'd like to phone Sarah, please.
Sarah? Yes.
OK. Can we call Sarah, please?
LINE RINGS Who's Sarah?
She's my friend. She reads books on numbers?
Yeah, all the time.
'Hello.' Hi, Sarah.
'Oh, hi, Jeremy.' Ooh, you knew?
Yes, it is indeed Jeremy from Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
We're here with Catherine. 'Right, OK.'
She's doing extremely well, let's put it that way.
'Oh, right. OK.' But she does need...
She does need your help now.
Right, here's how it works, Catherine.
In a moment, I'm gonna hand it over to you.
Then you'll have 30 seconds to read out that question,
four possible answers,
leaving Sarah enough time to have a think.
So, are you ready? Yes.
OK. Your time starts now.
The name of which Indian state means "five rivers" -
Punjab, Assam, Gujarat, Rajasthan?
'Right. I'm going to have to be really honest, Cath.
'I don't know.' OK.
'I'm sorry.' No.
'I would love to have helped you,
'but I just don't know the answer to that.'
Thanks, honey. 'OK, then. Thank you.'
Bye-bye. 'Bye.'
Damn.
Well, the situation is, of course, you could take a punt.
You've got £61,000 riding on that.
If you get it right,
you win 125,000 more than you've already got.
Totally up to you, or you take the... You do whatever you like.
I really have no idea.
So I'm gonna take the money, please.
Final answer.
OK, well, it gives me great pleasure to say this.
Catherine Firth, you're leaving here with £125,000.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Well done. Really well done.
That's great.
That is great.
Just before you go, though,
and start getting out the travel books...
SHE CHUCKLES
..what would you have said if you'd have just decided to gamble?
Punjab.
Yeah. You see, if you'd have said Punjab,
you'd now have £250,000.
Ooh.
Never mind. But don't lose sleep over that.
Great fun having you.
Ladies and gentlemen, Catherine Firth.
Thank you. APPLAUSE
Well done. Thank you so much.
Really, really well done. Thank you.
Take a seat.
Another big winner.
OK, five contestants left,
and once again, they're going to play Fastest Finger First.
Nice and quiet in the audience, please.
Here comes the question.
READS QUESTION
OK. Time's up. So, let's see the correct order.
First of all, we've got Jamaica first,
then Iceland, then Madagascar,
and then Singapore.
Right, now,
how many people got that right?
All bar one.
And who was the quickest?
It was David Verghese
in 3.86 seconds.
APPLAUSE
Well done.
Good luck, there's your chair.
Marvellous.
So, you are David Verghese, solicitor from Fulham,
joined in the audience by your brother, James.
Welcome, James.
Should we get cracking? Let's do it.
Let's do it, shall we?
Let's play Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
APPLAUSE
Right, back down to the beginning
with a £100 question.
Here we go.
READS QUESTION
I think that's one's birthday.
So D. Final answer.
I think you're right. And that's £100.
Pretty good.
This is for £200.
READS QUESTION
I'm not a fan of any of those,
but the answer is, I'm pretty sure, A, spiders.
And I'm pretty sure that's the right answer. It hasn't said so yet.
Oh, you haven't said final answer. Final answer. Spiders.
There's £200. Yes. Good.
Marvellous. APPLAUSE
Right, this for £300.
READS QUESTION
The sun would be solar.
Mars would be Martian, I guess.
And Venus, I guess, would be Venusian.
So my answer is B, the moon.
Final answer.
And that's £300.
APPLAUSE
Right, this is your £500 question.
READS QUESTION
A, tambourine. Final answer.
And the right answer. £500.
APPLAUSE
Which brings us to your first safety net.
This is your last chance to go home empty handed.
This is the £1,000 question.
READS QUESTION
Well, not sure about military terminology,
but in the 24-hour clock,
I think 8pm is eight hours past 12.
So B, 8pm. Final answer.
There you are, £1,000. You made it.
APPLAUSE Now the game begins.
The military never do anything at 2000.
It's always 0400.
That's when they always set off. Early risers.
They never say, "We'll meet about 11.
"Have a nice breakfast and we'll get cracking afterwards."
Right. Would you like to set your safety net at £2,000?
I would not, Jeremy.
This is your question.
READS QUESTION
I was hoping that roaming would come up as an option.
I think I'm gonna go with it. I'm gonna say C, roaming.
Final answer.
Done right, £2,000.
I was looking at your notes.
You have a very wide interest in things,
from literature to history to art.
Is there any one thing that you really are interested in
more than all the rest of it?
Making £1 million. LAUGHTER
And do you think you'll get there?
Erm, no. I don't wanna speculate,
but I'll give it a good shot.
Good, good, good. What would you spend it on?
Well, there's the usual boring stuff,
but quite embarrassingly, I still can't drive.
How old are you?
I'm 25 years old. Get on with it.
Well... Any money, including what I've made so far,
will go towards some lessons and maybe even a car, if I'm lucky.
HE CHUCKLES
So, would you like to set your safety net at £4,000?
No. I think I'll go a bit further, Jeremy.
Righty-ho. This is your question.
READS QUESTION
I am usually hopeless at sport,
but on this occasion,
I'm pretty sure he's a Formula 1 racing driver.
I'm gonna say A, Formula 1. Final answer.
Yep, that's the right answer. Well done.
APPLAUSE
A Formula 1 racing driver.
A GOOD Formula 1 racing driver.
And that's your sport question out of the way...
Phew!
..I would imagine. OK, it's 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.
Welcome back to Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
We're here with David. He's on... Where are we? ..£4,000.
All your lifelines remaining.
And now I have to ask,
do you want to set your safety net at £8,000?
I think I'll go a bit further, Jeremy.
Good man.
This is the question.
READS QUESTION
Hm. I don't know the answer to this one.
I've never heard of the Avenue of Sphinxes.
I have heard of the other three.
But, I mean, the nickname for the Great...
or the other name for the Great Pyramid of Giza
was the pyramid of Cheops or Khufu, or something like that.
So not Tutankhamun.
Siwa Oasis...
I don't think is the answer.
I think I'd like to go 50/50 on this one, Jeremy, if that's OK.
OK. Computer, could you take away two wrong answers, please?
I really don't know, but Tutankhamun was a king.
Valley of the Kings seems like a pretty good bet.
Can I go D, Valley of the Kings? Final answer.
Can indeed. Pure guess? Pure guess, really.
Lady luck is with you. That is the right answer. Well done.
APPLAUSE Well done.
Yeah, discovered by Howard Carter.
Yep. Right.
Safety net at...
Where are we? ..£16,000?
No. Let's go a bit further. Righty-ho. This is the question.
READS QUESTION
I'm pretty sure gannet is a sea bird
and not sort of a duck-shaped sea bird at that.
So I think... I think a gannet isn't a duck.
I'm gonna say B. Final answer.
And the right answer. Well done. You're going well.
APPLAUSE
So, safety net at 32?
Nah, let's get a bit further. Let's go a bit further, Jeremy.
OK. Here's your question.
READS QUESTION
Hm.
So, a saxophone has a reed in.
And trumpet and trombone
and French horn don't.
So I would lean towards saxophone,
but I'd like to Ask The Audience, if that's all right, Jeremy.
OK. Audience, on your keypads, please.
This is the question.
READS QUESTION
If you think it's trumpet, press A.
French horn is B, trombone, C, and saxophone, D.
And if you'd all vote now, please.
All right, sax has got nearly three quarters of the vote.
Very little for the others, in fact.
Well, vox populi, vox dei.
I'm gonna say D, saxophone. Final answer.
Little bit tentative "final answer".
CHUCKLES
Well, we'll find out.
Shall I be equally tentative? Go on.
Right answer? Yes, it is!
APPLAUSE
And your thinking was absolutely correct.
Of course, it needs the reed to produce the sound.
Right.
You're going very well indeed, aren't you?
Two lifelines remaining.
Well, one of them's me, so it doesn't really count,
but you know what I mean. Two remaining.
Safety net at 64,000?
Yeah, yeah, I think so.
OK, let's set the second safety net, please, at £64,000.
That's done. And now we've got to get you there.
This is the question.
READS QUESTION
Well, I guess Degas is famous for pictures of ballerinas,
which is not at all a landscape kind of thing.
So I'd be toying with B, C or D, really,
with a slight preference towards D.
Can I phone a friend?
Of course you can. Who are we calling?
We're calling Jacob. Jacob?
Right. Can we call Jacob, please?
He's a friend, is he? He's a friend of mine from school.
Is he an artist?
No, but knows his stuff in general. LINE RINGS
Are you all quizzers? Is that where this comes from?
Unfortunately, yes. You are quizzers? No, it's great.
'Hello.' Hi, Jacob.
'Hiya.'
Hi. Jeremy Clarkson here from Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
As I'm sure you know, we've got David here,
and he needs your help.
'Nice one.' OK. Good man.
This is how it works, David.
In a moment, I'm gonna be handing it over to you.
You'll have 30 seconds to read out that quite long question
and the four possible answers,
leaving Jacob enough time to have a think. OK?
You ready? I'm ready.
Your time starts now.
Hey, mate. Which prolific Post-Impressionist
painted many landscapes featuring
Mont Sainte-Victoire in the south of France?
Is it Degas, Cezanne, Renoir or Matisse?
'Can you just read the four options again?'
Degas, Cezanne, Renoir or Matisse?
'And the painting is...?'
It's just paintings of landscapes
featuring Mont Sainte-Victoire in the south of France.
'I'm afraid I really don't know that, mate. Sorry.'
Oh, that's all right, mate. Don't worry.
'Yeah, I can't really help.'
I really thought he did know when he said...
So did I. "..read the four again."
"Just read out the name again. I don't know."
LAUGHTER
That's irritating, isn't it?
Well, I've still got another lifeline.
You do. I might as well use it.
So, Jeremy, can I ask you?
Of course. And this is what I think.
Good news.
I know all their names.
LAUGHTER It's a good start.
And the trouble is, all of them went to the south of France.
I mean, you know, everybody basically ended up
down there at some point.
Ah, God.
I'm afraid I'm even more useless to you
than Jacob was.
I'm really sorry, and that's my final answer, though. Sorry.
OK.
So... Which puts you in a tricky spot
because if you get this wrong, you lose £31,000.
If you get it right,
you've kind of got a free shot at 125, so...
And I can walk away at this point? Of course you can.
If I so wish. You can.
You know what? Tempting though it is to take a punt...
I'm gonna take the money, and that's my final answer.
Ah, well, it's a car, isn't it?
Look at it that way.
You've come here and you won £32,000.
Absolutely, yeah.
Which is pretty good.
APPLAUSE
It's pretty good.
Before you go, though... Yeah.
..what would you have gone for
had do you decided to risk it?
Maybe Matisse.
See, if you'd have said Matisse,
you'd now be leaving here with £1,000.
Oh! It's Cezanne.
Who I thought painted... There we go.
..lilies. That's Monet.
That's completely useless now, so...
Well, I don't know what Cezanne painted, but I do now,
cos he painted mountains in the south of France.
It's been great fun having you here.
It's been a pleasure. Enjoy your money.
Ladies and gentlemen, David Verghese.
APPLAUSE
Well done. Thank you so much.
Well done. There you go.
OK. We now have four contestants left,
and they're going to do the Fastest Finger First thing.
Nice and quiet in the audience, please.
Here comes the question.
READS QUESTION
OK. Time's up. So, let's see the correct order.
First of all, we've got Pluto, the smallest,
then the moon, then Jupiter,
and then the sun.
Righty-ho.
So now let's see
how many people got that right.
Only two. And who was the fastest?
It was Gerard Crowley
in 3.73 seconds.
Well done, mate. APPLAUSE
Welcome.
That's what I call keen.
"I'm getting to that chair as quickly as I possibly can."
Absolutely.
Right. So you are, as I've just said,
Gerald Crowley, PhD student from Waterford in Ireland,
but you live in London,
and joined in the audience by your partner, Aoife.
Hi. Welcome.
Should we get... KLAXON SOUNDS
LAUGHTER
Literally haven't even got to know each other.
But that signifies it is the end of the show.
Gerard, you'll be back next time,
and we'll be joined by six brand new contestants,
all hoping to become millionaires.
See you then. Good night.
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