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Appearing tonight on Blankety Blank
is Judy Murray,
Rickie Haywood-Williams,
Shappi Khorsandi,
Rob Beckett,
Ellie Taylor
and Peter Andre.
Please welcome your host,
me, Bradley Walsh.
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Thank you!
Thank you so much.
Oh, that's lovely, thank you so much.
Hello, and welcome to the legendary Blankety Blank.
Let's meet the gang. Hello, celebrities! ALL: Hello!
There they are. OK?
Judy - tennis, all the rest of it that goes with it.
Are you competitive?
Oh, not one bit.
Really? No.I'll bet you are.
No? No, I'm not. But I have been in full-time training for this.
Seriously? All right, thank you.
Rob. You touring?
Well, yeah, I sort of put the tour on the back burner
to concentrate on this show.
I've been blanking at home nonstop.
I'm getting up, I'm blanking - blank, blank, blank.
I'm exhausted from blanking but I'm ready to go.
We got comics on this show. Look at the amount of comics.
What do you call a group of comedians? Blankers.
LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE
Very good. Brilliant.
Let's bring on tonight's first pair of Blankety Blankers
who want to play Blankety Blank.
Give it up, everyone.
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Wow. Bringing your own props.
That's scary, innit?
Welcome to the show, Irene.
OK... What do you do?
I'm a lollipop lady.
Who'd have guessed, eh? Whereabouts are you from?
I'm from Longridge, which is in Lancashire.
How long have you been lollipopping?
Nearly 53 years.No? Yes.
Welcome to the show.
Now... Look at this one.
No, no, this is an Irish name -
"Tige", I believe. It is. Spot on.
And whereabouts are you from, other than Ireland, of course?
I'm from Cork, but I'm living in Watford at the moment.
I'm teaching there.Watford?
Yeah, your home ground. Watford, Hertfordshire?
I do know what school you went to and I'm only down the road.
What school did I go to? You went to Frances Coombe.
Yes. Frances Coombe. We call it Fanny Coombe, but...
It was called Fanny Coombe at school.
Lovely to have you on board,
and we've got some amazing prizes on offer for you tonight.
You're both playing - listen to this - for your own outdoor cinema.
Ooooh!
That will be in the Supermatch game
and not just that, a silent disco as well, by the way. Ooh!
Silent discos. Do you know what a silent disco is, Irene?
I haven't the faintest idea, Bradley!
Bradley, is Irene going to hold that the whole show?
I'll put this down.
Thank you, Rob.
I thought a kid was trying to cross the studio!
All right, let's play Blankety Blank.
I'm going to read you both a statement.
All you've got to do is fill in the missing blank.
Our celebrities will also fill in the blank and then we see
how many of them that your answer has matched, all right?
Every match will score you a point.
The contestant with the highest score
will go on to play the Supermatch
with a chance to win that outdoor cinema and silent disco.
Lovely.
Great, eh? What a fantastic prize.
It's honestly, it really is a prize.
I'm going to ask you, whereabouts do you live, Irene?
Do you live in a house or in a flat? I live in a house.
Has it got a garden? Yes. It's got a big garden.
Oh, so you're OK for an outdoor cinema?
Tadgh, where do you live? In a small house belonging to my family.
Well, you could charge admission with an indoor cinema,
or the outdoor cinema. Yeah, but my house belongs to the council.
Will they approve?
Will I not get thrown out?
I just think you've got to comply with health and safety,
depending on how many... What are you asking me for?
All right, OK. Irene, you'll be playing first,
so what would you like to pick - A or B?
Remember, some of the questions are tougher than the others, so...
I'll pick A, please.A? Get ready to play. Here we go.
Rob Beckett is known for many things - his wonderful sense
of humour, his lovely hair, but mainly for having
the biggest blank in show business.
Rob Beckett's known for many things - his wonderful sense of humour,
his lovely hair, but mainly for
having the biggest blank in show business.
Lock in your answers. Lock in your answers.
Press your button, light up your desks for me, please.
Rob Beckett's known for many things -
his wonderful sense of humour, his lovely hair, but mainly for
having the biggest blank in showbusiness.
Go, Irene, what've you got?
Teeth?
Let's have a look. Judy, what have you got?
Mouth.Mouth.
No! Can't let you have that. Can't let you have that.
Rickie, what do you say? Teeth, Brad.
Teeth? Yeah. One.
Shappi, what have you got?
I also have...
Teeth, OK.
Rob, what have you got?
Teeth!Three for Irene!
Ellie, what have you got?
Teeth.Teeth. Four.
Peter. There you go.
Five.
Oh, wow. That is amazing.
Actually, there are a couple of things I could have written down,
but that's going PG version.
It's not just teeth.
You know what they say about big teeth.
OK, brilliant stuff.
All right, here we go. Tadgh, it's your turn.
Can you catch up? Five to Irene.
She's set the bar high.Yeah.
Now, then. I love performing so much.
every time my wife opens the bedroom curtains, I start to blank.
I never see these. I should have vetoed these.
Write that down, Tadgh.
There you go. Put your lights on, please, when you've finished.
All right, let's...
Oh...
Oh, OK.
OK. Let's put your lights on, please.
Thank you, Shappi. Phwoar! Right, here we go.
I love performing so much,
every time my wife opens the bedroom curtains, I start to blank.
Go for it. I've heard this is one of your talents.
Sing.Sing. OK.
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OK. Wait.
Wait. I saw what Judy had written, right?
I only saw the first two letters.
I love performing so much, every time my wife opens
the bedroom curtains, I start to... blank, Judy Murray?
Well, I was going to say wave
and I changed it to say... Oh, she put wave!
She put wave first of all.
Rickie, what have you got?
I went for sing, Brad.Sing.
Shappi?
Sing!Sing!
Oh, hello, hello.
Rob? Sing.Sing.
Ellie? Sing.Wow!
Oh, no...Pete, hang on, hang on.
Now, we've worked together many times, Pete.
What excuse have you got first?
I'm Australian.
Every time my wife opens the bedroom curtains, I start to...
Come alive.
What does that even mean? Come alive. Get excited.Oh, right.
Look at that. Five each.
OK, next round.
You can go first this time, Tadgh.
No, ladies first. Ladies first. A or B?
I'll have A again, please.
OK, Irene. A. That was lovely of you, Tadgh.
You'll regret that if you lose.
You can only play with Judy. The others have to sit it out.
All right, you've already matched with those. All right, here we go.
I'm not saying my brother-in-law is posh, but I saw him in the park
yesterday, feeding blank to the ducks.
Wow. OK.
That's tough, isn't it?
I'm not saying my brother-in-law is posh,
but I saw him in the park yesterday, feeding blank to the ducks.
All right. Here we go.
Only with Judy. So, Irene,
I'm not saying my brother-in-law is posh, but I saw him in the park
yesterday, feeding blank to the ducks. Go, show us.
Caviar.Oh, caviar!
Well done!
I bet you could spell it, couldn't you?
Very good. Now, then... Oh, you got some catching up to do now, Tadgh.
You're playing with Peter.
All the rest are out. Get this right, we go to a tie-breaker.
I trust in Pete. I've got this. You trust Pete.
It's that famous Irish-Australian connection.It really is.
Tadgh, here we go.
Judy Murray really lives the tennis lifestyle.
Even at home, she has ball girls
to hand her a blank when she gets out of the bath.
Judy Murray really lives the tennis lifestyle. Even at home,
she has ball girls to hand her a blank
when she gets out of the bath.
Does it have to be something related to a bath? Really?
Obviously, right?ROB: Oh, my God.
As in, I've got to help this guy.
I can't... I can't... I've never seen a man look so confused.
You know what the game is? This is important.
Go with your gut, Pete.
Yeah, go with my gut. Oh, he's done it. Strong.
Well done, Pete. That was confidence.
Judy Murray, Tadgh, really lives the tennis lifestyle. Even at home,
she has ball girls to hand her
a blank when she gets out of the bath.
What have you put? Towel.Towel.
Hold the line, Pete. Great answer, that. Pete, you ready?
Judy Murray really lives the tennis lifestyle.
Even at home, she has ball girls to hand her a blank when
she gets out of the bath.
A ball?
I mean, it's a ball girl...
So she's so into tennis that she has a ball girl
to give her the towel...
Which would have been my second answer.
We didn't have that opportunity, so I apologise.
Sorry, Tadgh.
Why would you ever want a ball once you've got out of a bath?
But you wouldn't have a ball girl... I mean... I know.
I mean, the whole premise is mad!
It's all nonsense. It's all nonsense.
You're overthinking this. They can carry all sorts of things.
Do you have baths in Australia? I'm a shower guy.
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Well, I tell you what. Bad luck with that, Tadgh. Sorry, mate.
You got five points,
but there you are, Irene -
six points, which means
you're our winner. Come and join me, Irene, for the Supermatch.
Come on.
You look great. Look at you.
Not bad for 81!
You're not 81!
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Why does everyone clap when someone says their age?
"I'm 81." They all clap. "She's lucky she made that."
"She's getting so far." And still being alive. It's good, isn't it?
Well, it helps the show.
All right. Sadly, we need to say goodbye to Tadgh, but don't worry,
because guess what? You're going home with something money can't buy.
The legendary Blankety Blank cheque book and pen.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Give it up for Tadgh, everyone.
# Supermatch Game, Supermatch Game, Supermatch Game
# Supermatch Game! #
By the time that takes to go around, it's a wonder we're all still alive.
OK. Well done, Irene.
This is the Supermatch. Take a look at the board quickly.
Look at that. Brilliant, huh?
Oh, it's lovely.OK, thanks...
What do you want me to say? It's lovely!
It does look lucky, doesn't it?
My nan actually has the text that big on her phone.
Listen, I need it now.
Have you enlarged your letters on your phone, Judy?
No. Oh.
Someone throw a tennis ball, give her a rub-down.
It is now the Supermatch, right?
We asked members of the public...
Do you know the members of the public?
A lot of them. You can't trust them. OK.
We asked them to fill in the blank to a very simple, two-word phrase.
All right? If you manage to match
one of the three most popular answers, you'll win a massive prize.
Have a look at this.
Guess the third most popular answer,
you'll win £500.
Guess the second most popular answer
and you'll win £750
and the top answer wins you our Supermatch top prize -
this outdoor cinema and silent disco set
with a projector, screen, laptop,
beanbags, transmitter and six silent disco headphones.
What about that?
Irene just went...
Right, now, let's assume you've got a disco song
going on in your head. Don't sing it, just move to it,
and I'll guess your song you're dancing to.
I don't do disco songs.
I like country and western songs.
Do a country western song, then. OK, then.
Hold it there. Achy Breaky Heart.
No, but near.
Achy Breaky Leg.
What was it? What was it?
It was Busted Flat in New Orleans.
Busted Flat in New Orleans? How am I supposed to get that?
Have you been drinking, Irene? No, but I wish I had.
Now, listen.
To make things slightly easier for you, you can ask three
of our celebrities... I know which one not to ask, by the way,
but if you're not happy with their suggestions, or his,
what you can do is you can play with your own one,
you can go with that. Thank you. All right? Yeah.All right.
Let's reveal the Supermatch.
Here we go.
It is sun blank.
Sun blank.
Who would you like to ask for any advice?
Judy.Judy, what would you say?
Sun... Set.Judy says sunset.
Who else? Shappi?
Sunhat.Very good. And Rob?
Sun cream.
OK. Sunset, sunhat, sun cream.
All right now, will you be taking any of their advice
or are you thinking of your own?
I'm awfully sorry, but no.
I immediately thought sunflower.
Sunflower? Sunflower. OK.
All right, so let's reveal in third place -
this is for £500 - third place...
Sunrise.
Oh, no!Oh, no! No-one thought of that.
OK, for £750, the second most popular, let's have a look.
What is it? Sun...
..set. Oh, no!
Judy Murray said sunset. You'd have had 750 quid.
Now, then, in first place, for the outdoor cinema and silent disco,
we had... Let's have a look. Sun...
Top answer...
..shine! Oh, bad luck. Sunshine.
Never mind. Out of interest, Pete, what would you have said?
Sunday.Sunday?
Well done, Irene. OK, never mind, we'll see you a bit later on
at the end of the show, in the head-to-head where you get
the chance to win the star prize. Give it up. Irene, everyone.
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Thank you, Irene. Look after yourself.
OK. Let's bring on our next pair of Blankety Blankers.
Come on!
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Andrew and Sophie, welcome to the show.
Welcome to the show. Andrew, tell us a little bit about yourself.
Where are you from?
Ilford.OK, in Essex?
I know Ilford very well. OK. What do you do for a living?
Bus driver? I'm a bus driver. OK, and any hobbies at all?
Sports, any kind of sports. Football or...?
Play a little for my local side.
Who do you play for? Toby FC.
Oh, good. Tolby FC.
Up the Brewers! Yes, Mum.
All right. I wish you the best of luck. Thanking you.
OK, Sophie. Hello, darling. Welcome to the show. Thank you.
Whereabouts are you from?
I live in St Albans.
And what do you do for a living?
I'm cabin crew, so I fly on the planes.
Oh, I see, cabin crew.
And favourite destination to visit when you're flying?
When you know you've got this on your roster and you say
to the girls and guys, "Guess where we're going next week!
"We're going to such and such." Where would it be?
I love a bit of Bangkok.
LAUGHTER
I've got to go from flying around the globe and Bangkok
to bus driving in Ilford.
It's a funny old segue, innit?
Tricky, nonetheless. Traffic and everything, you know,
and bike lanes and stuff. It's crazy, man.
Try a bus in Bangkok, mate! You think it's busy here?
Now, you two are playing for the chance to win -
wait for it - a kitchen master collection, complete with
an air fryer and ice cream maker in the Supermatch game.
Ice cream maker!
Oooh!
OK, right, Andrew, you are going to go first.
Would you like A or B?
B.
B it is.
Here we go. All right.
Here is a Blankety Blank limerick for you, Andrew. All right?
I ate a roast dinner in Rhyl
But realised once I'd had my fill
That the gravy was spoiled The sprouts overboiled
And the blank had made me rather ill.
I'll read that again. Yes, please.
I ate a roast dinner in Rhyl
But realised once I'd had my fill
That the gravy was spoiled The sprouts overboiled
And the blank had made me rather ill.
OK, celebrities, on you go.
Don't forget to light up your lights for me, please,
when you've filled in the blank.
All right, here we go. I ate a roast dinner in Rhyl, Andrew,
but realised once I'd had my fill, the gravy was spoiled,
the sprouts overboiled and the blank had made me rather ill.
Mash.
The mash had made me rather ill.
Um... OK. Judy, what have you got? We're looking for mash.
Sorry. I've got beef.
Oh, the beef. Roast beef, of course.
OK, Rickie, what have you got? I went for dill.
Dill.
OK, Shappi? I'm afraid...
Chicken. Ohh. Rob?
Meat.Oh, OK.
Ellie? Beef.
Beef? Roast dinner.
Pete. Could I redeem myself a little bit?
Potatoes? Ooh!
Hang on a minute. Yes.
Yes, we'll give you that.
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What about that? I didn't think you had a chance of getting that.
Neither did I.But thank you, Pete,
for being on a different wavelength to everyone completely.
OK... This doesn't bode well for the rest of this show.
Now, Sophie, here's your blank.
I recently met a Scottish genie.
He's the same as a normal genie,
except he appears whenever you rub a blank.
I recently met a Scottish genie.
He's the same as a normal genie,
except he appears whenever you rub a blank.
That's tricky. I know what Judy's going to put for this.
OK, and don't forget to put on your lights
once you've got your answer. Thank you very much.
Press your button. Light up your desks for me, please.
All right, here we go. I recently met a Scottish genie.
He's the same as a normal genie,
except he appears whenever you rub a...? Sophie?
Kilt.Kilt. OK.
Judy? Bottle of whisky.
Exactly. Now I'd have put bottle of whisky.
It makes sense, doesn't it? I knew you were going to put that.
Rickie, go ahead.
Haggis?Haggis?
OK. Shappi?
I was going to say sporran, but I couldn't spell it.
Then I thought...Haggis?
Yeah. OK. All right.
Rob? Kilt!
Yeah, kilt, OK.
Ellie, what have you put?
Haggis.
Haggis. Bad luck. Pete?
I had kilt and I then put haggis.Aw!
It's OK, it's 1-1.
Sophie, you can go first this time.
A or B? I'll be stick with A.Sticking with A.
A it is. Here we go.
Last week, me and Peter Andre went ghost-hunting.
We heard a spooky noise and saw the shadowy silhouette of a woman.
I thought it was a poltergeist, but Pete's convinced
it was a mysterious blank.
Last week, me and Peter Andre went ghost-hunting.
We heard a spooky noise and saw the shadowy silhouette of a woman.
I thought it was a poltergeist, but Pete's convinced
it was a mysterious blank.
Oh, got it! So have I!
I've got it! I'm in.
I've got it!
Pete ain't got a clue!
It took me a minute.Did it? Yeah.
Geez, I shouldn't admit that.
Put your lights on for me.
Press your buttons, light up. Thanks, everybody.
Rob is not in play because you matched up last time.
Me and Peter Andre went ghost-hunting.
We heard a spooky noise and saw
the shadowy silhouette of a woman, Sophie.
I thought it was a poltergeist, but Pete's convinced
it was a mysterious...
.. mysterious ghoul!
Ooh!
# Mysterious ghoul... #
That's clever. Really clever. That's too clever. It's too clever.
Oh, damn it!
It's too clever.
OK, Judy Murray.
Girl.Girl.
Rickie.
Girl.Girl. Shappi.
Sorry.Girl. Ellie.
Girl. Pete.
Girl. Sorry.
Oh, you'd have run away with it had you put girl instead of ghoul.
I almost did. And then I thought I was being so clever.
You were! And I was!
You were being so clever.
It's a great answer, I've got to say.
Do I get a bonus point?
No! Oh.
Andrew, your turn. You only need one.
Only one.You can't play with Pete
because you matched up last time. It's between the other five.
Pete sits this out.
OK, Andrew. Here we go.
Lately, I've been getting modelling tips from Kate Moss.
It was all going well until I got chucked out of Heathrow Airport
for practising my strut on the blank.
OK. Lately, I've been getting
modelling tips from Kate Moss.
It was all going well until I got chucked out of Heathrow Airport
for practising my strut on the blank.
I think that's tricky, by the way.
When you've got your answer press your buttons,
light up your lights for me, please.
All right, Andrew, good luck.
Lately, I've been getting modelling tips, Andrew, from Kate Moss.
It was all going well until I got chucked out of Heathrow Airport
for practising my strut on the...
Runway. Makes sense.Runway it is.
Runway. OK, Judy? Runway.
Runway. Rickie? Runway. Shappi?
Runway!Rob. Runway!
Ellie? Runway. Pete, what did you put?
He put runway.
You've run away with that yourself, Andrew.
You are our winner. Give it up for Andrew, everyone.
Come and join me, Andrew.
Come and join me for the Supermatch.
That's it, you stand there. I'm so sorry, Sophie,
but you will not go away empty-handed.
You take this Blankety Blank chequebook and pen, everyone!
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Give it up for Sophie! Thank you so much.
# Supermatch Game, Supermatch Game, Supermatch Game
# Supermatch Game! #
All right, Andrew, time for the Supermatch game.
It's exciting, isn't it? Absolutely.
Cool. It's internal. I'm trying to stay cool, yo?
Yeah, I can see. Yeah.
OK. We gave members of the public a simple, two-word phrase and
asked them to fill in the blank.
All you have to do is manage to match one of the three most
popular answers given, and then you'll win a prize.
Have a look at this.
Guess the third most popular answer, Andrew, and you'll win £500.
The second most popular gets you £750,
and the top answer wins you our Supermatch top prize.
Yes, this kitchen master collection, complete with a kitchen mixer,
blender, frying pans, bread maker, air fryer, fizzy drinks maker
and an ice cream maker. What about that!
Isn't it sensational?
All right, now, remember, you can ask three of our celebrities
for a hand in this, all right, if you wish.
OK, here we go. Reveal the Supermatch, please.
Tooth blank.
Tooth blank, all right? Do you need any help?
Who would you like... Ask Rob!..help from?
Who would you like help from? Judy, talk to me.
Toothache.Toothache, says Judy. That's what I was going with.
I want to hear Pete's answer. Go, Pete. What have you got?
Paste.Toothpaste.
Good one.It's a good 'un, that one.
Ellie, some telepathy there. Ellie, tooth...?
Brush. Oh, yeah.
Toothache, toothpaste, toothbrush.
Any of those any good to you? Or do you want to do your own thing?
Initially I was saying toothache anyway.Were you?
Let's go toothache.Let's stay with toothache. OK, let's reveal.
In third place we have - this is for £500 -
tooth...
..brush, Ellie. Very good.
In second place, for £750, we have tooth...
..ache. 750 quid. That's all right.
Who said paste? I said paste.
Was it Pete who said paste?
I get the game now.
I swear to God.
If this is paste, Pete...
See, you had the thing going with Pete earlier on. Yeah.
I should have trusted it.
The top answer for the kitchen master collection is tooth...
..fairy!
Wow! Who would have thought that?
Didn't even think of that.
All right. 750 quid. Well done.
Now you go up against our first winner, of course, Irene,
for the chance to go into the grand final for our star prize, everyone.
Let's bring back Irene.
Yes, come on. Come on, Irene.
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# Blankety Blank, Blankety Blank, Blankety Blank
# Blankety Blank! #
Hey, Irene, you all right?
Yes, thank you.Here's your new opponent, it's Andrew.
Lovely. Hello, Andrew.
Welcome back. There you are, Irene, Andrew.
You are now going to go head-to-head.
I'm going to give you both the same two-word phrase
and ask you to fill in the blank.
This time, I want you to write down your answer.
Then I will ask the same question to our celebrity panel.
The first player to match their answer with the celebrities
will go through to the grand final
for the chance to win the ultimate home fitness package.
Take a look at this.
Get ready to flex those muscles for our star prize tonight.
You could be winning the ultimate home fitness package,
with this cross trainer,
a rowing machine, weight set and exercise mat.
Plus this fitness watch will track your progress.
Look at that. All shown off by Rob and Judy. Look at that.
Andrew and Irene,
here is your head-to-head.
Gold blank.
Gold...blank. Right.
There you are. It's the bus driver versus the lollipop lady.
I can stop you!
Put your lights on, please.
Thanks, Pete. Shappi, when you're ready and Judy, light on, please.
Thanks.
I'm going to go along the line.
First one to match our celebrity goes through to the grand final.
Judy Murray, gold blank?
Medal.Gold medal.
Oh, it's Andrew! Gold medal it is!
OK, all right.
Well done, congratulations. What did you put?
You put gold finger.
OK, Rickie, what did you put?
Gold rush.Gold rush. Shappi?
# Finger! #
Finger! Ooh!
Rob, what have you got?
Bar.Gold bar.
Ellie? Bar.Pete? Finger?
Oh, wow.
Only one put gold medal. The others put gold finger.
But we didn't get to those in time,
got to the Gold Medal first, which of course, means Andrew,
you come and join me. Come on, Andrew. There you go.
Give Andrew a round of applause, everyone.
There you go.
Irene, what can I say? What a fabulous day we've had with you.
Have you enjoyed yourselves? I have, very much.
Thank you very much indeed.
You go home with a Blankety Blank chequebook and pen, of course.
Thanks for being such a great contestant. It's Irene, everyone.
Thank you so much.
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All right.
# Blankety Blank, Blankety Blank, Blankety Blank
# Blankety Blank! #
Congratulations. Thanking you.
OK, Andrew, you are now playing in the grand final for the chance
to win tonight's star prize, the ultimate home fitness package.
Not any old fitness package, an ultimate one.
So when your friends come around, you can go,
"This is the ultimate fitness package, this."
All right, you're going to pick just one of our celebrities
to play with you. I'm then going to ask you both the same question,
and if your answer matches, you'll be going home with -
guess what? BOTH: The ultimate fitness package.
Can I have some moody lighting, please?
Ooooh!
Good, this, innit? I'd say that's ultimate lighting.
You do? Thanks, Rob.
OK, now, then, I've got to say,
you had an affinity with this particular person through the show
and should have listened to them many, many times.
I feel like I should have. You feel like you should, yeah,
and I'm pretty sure you're going to choose them.
Who would you like to play alongside in the grand final?
Judy.
AUDIENCE GROANS
Yeah.
Aww! I've gone back to Australia, guys. Thank you for having me.
It's been really nice. Thank you.
I was expecting him to say you, mate. I was expecting him to say you. It makes sense. It makes sense.
OK, here we go. All right.
Are you ready? You ready?
Here we go. We're good.
All right...
Fish...
..blank. Ooh.
Fish...
..blank.
Done it, Judy? OK, here we go,
for the ultimate fitness package...
I'm doing my best. I'm doing my best to sell it.
OK. Andrew, fish...?
Finger.Fish finger.
Fish finger it was!
How about that?
APPLAUSE
Fish finger. You would have said finger as well, wouldn't you?
What would you have put, Pete?
Absolutely, I would have put finger. Fish finger! There you go.
Congratulations, Andrew.
Not only have you won £750,
but you've won the ultimate fitness package and, of course,
a Blankety Blank chequebook and pen.
My thanks to everyone here tonight, my entire panel.
Thank you to Judy Murray, Rickie Haywood-Williams,
Shappi Khorsandi,
Rob Beckett, Ellie Taylor,
and, of course, Peter Andre.
From me and Andrew - congratulations -
we'll see you soon on Blankety Blank. Goodnight.