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I'm Chris Hook from North West London. Thanks Chris, welcome, well then you're Chris Hook. You are on a break in your career. Yeah, I'm unemployed, that's what we normally call it, but yeah, so we get to work. Yes, you know the rules. Of course you do it right, let's play Who

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? This is your question for £00. The fictional character Tarzan is often depicted wearing which of these items is a loincloth, face cloth, tablecloth, or tea towel, which is a loincloth? The final answer and that is £1, so your 200 question in written English, which of these is traditionally used at the beginning of a sentence, period, comma, capital letter or hen, capital letter, final answer and that, of course, is the correct answer, so the £200,300 question is next. which of these products is most likely to be labeled as factor 30 deodorant Sun cream mouthwash or shampoo Sun cream final answer £300 that's right £500 asks which Channel 4 TV show do strangers take turns hosting a dinner party at? a try to win a cash prize Ready Steady cook Master Chef come dine with me or the great British menu I have seen come dine with me many times so come dine with me final answer good job we are on a career break you have quite right £500 Now pay attention because we don't want you to go down John's path, yes we want you to get to 000 in your safety net.

Here comes the question: what are downward dog and sleeping pigeon? Cricket Field Positions. Judo keeps the figure. skating jumps or yoga postures. I've done a little yoga. I can't do downward facing dog, but I know it's a yoga pose. I have to pull your leg and I almost tore my leg off the one time I did it, I think so, um, right now, can I ask what you expect to come up? I see you are a well-travelled man, are you expecting geography? or where are you, geography would be good, yeah, so yeah, I mean, my break in my career was, you know, a little bit of traveling, well, let's hope you get some geography that would be good, yeah, now, what? would you like to set your safety net at £? 2,000 no that's not right let's take a look at the question what chocolate bar is sold in a yellow wrapper with purple text Twix Kit Kat whisper in flakes definitely flakes rapper yellow purple writing flakes flakes final answer and some of the best TV ads of all time absolutely well done yes £2000 would like to set your safety net at 4000 no four lifesavers were good absolutely here comes the question which of these important events did not take place in a year that ended in 66 England won the battle of the Hastings Men's FIFA World Cup Great Fire of London or Magna carter first broadcast I mean, I knew right away that the men's World Cup came about in 1966 battle in front of 1066 I was wondering about the other one, but great away from London too I had 66 Magna Carter, I think it was 1215 um, so that's the final answer for Magna Carter.

We are calculating that we are also right. It was 12:15 and that is the correct answer. You've just won £44,000. It looks good when something comes out that you've seen just before. magnar 1250, did you really just look at that? Yes, that's the dream. What else did you search for as much as I could? Correct safety net. Do you want to set it to 8,000? No, it's still strong. Thank you. H, here comes your question, the definition. of which of these terms is a word that means the opposite of another word pseudonym synonym antonym or homonym antonym was the first thing I thought pseudonym is a writer's pseudonym you know when they use another name idony is specifically similar to another word and homonym is when it sounds the same same as be and be um anyway the antonym is the opposite of another word so Anon's final answer is £8,000 and then they just put what everyone else means up there but you already said it so I don't need do it. read them this is great you are doing my job for me I like it so safety n at 16 no thanks okay here comes the question which of these superhero movies is not part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is not part of the eternal Wonder Woman 1984 Avengers Infinity War or Black Widow Eternals of and Infinity War and Black Widow are part of the MCU but Wonder Woman 1984 is um DC so the final answer of Wonder Woman 1984 again is absolutely correct you just won £16,000 so I was going to say if you win. big but I'm going to rephrase that when you win big, which you will at this rate, what would you do with a huge amount of money?

When I was in Bolivia, I climbed the mountain, it was the first proper mountain I climbed. and it was scary, but I already have a bug about it and my mom also likes to climb mountains it must be a family thing so I think together we want to do Mount Everest one day with your mom, yes, yes, she is, right ? not move on, she

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to climb, yes, yes, she killed a Manar a couple of years ago, really, yes, God, God, that's something important, yes, for both of them, well, nowadays you need a lot of money to get to base camp, right? on um, yeah, on Everest, well, hope

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We have reached base camp yet. I don't believe it. I think it's quite expensive. Oh, is it really expensive, but let's see if we can get you there. Yeah, okay, now, security. n at 32,000 um was about half of my plan, you know, when I started, I'm a bit of a traditionalist, but I like the lifelines thing, it's going pretty well for me, so I'll say no, thanks, okay, doing freestyle until you reach 32,000. Here comes your question: on which body of water is the city of Dubai located? Red Sea, Bosphorus, Arabian Sea or Persian Gulf. I was so hoping that the Red Sea wouldn't show up, um, so, yeah, Dubai is in um, I mean, there's all that stuff with the Middle East on the right and it's on the right and um, I'm sure so, the Red Sea is on the left because you know the Egypt Suz Canal is on the left of the Middle East and it comes out like the Gulf of Aiden or something like that um and on the right is the Persian golf with the F man golf at the end.

I haven't heard of bossus and SE Arabic. I think it's on the other side of golf F man um, I don't want to talk myself out of it. It's um, but it's like the tension increases when you get to his music, yeah, the music buzzing in your head, notz dripping in your head, yeah, I'm sure it's Persian golf, Persian golf. Final Answer Well, everyone trusts you, I have confidence. You're absolutely right, of course, there you have £3,32,000 right now. Would you like to set your security note at £64,000? No I dont think so. When you go rock climbing, don't you have any safety equipment?

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up in his underwear. I had a lovely Bolivian guide called Juan, he was my security, no Juan was security, no Juan was security, so we go without one, so there is no security here. N64 I've got you, I've got you my life preservers, well what's your way out of my comfort zone? Now you're over 200 pounds. It's okay in your head, whether here comes your question for 64 4,000. Which author who wrote the novel The Beloved and Song of Songs was the first black woman to win? the Nobel Prize in literature Alice Walker Lorraine hansbury Tony Morrison or Maya Angelou is just one of those where I don't want to look at the answers to get confused, but as soon as loved came up, I know that's Tony Morrison um you.

I know my Angelou like when Cage Bird Sings or something like Alice Walker Color Purple. I don't actually know Lorraine Hansbury, but um, yes, I know Tony Morrison wrote, love, I've never heard A Song of Solomon, but I don't need to. Tony Morrison Final Answer Can I just say holy cow, you just won 64,000? Oh, this is very exciting. Where does all this knowledge come from? I like tests. It's not that I don't do pub quizzes or anything like that, but I like quizzes. I like what you studied, presumably you were what I did, yes I did engineering in college so I think I'm pretty good at science, but I guess we don't have much science, yes I know I like that, hope it's soon . um, yeah, you know I'm a little weird, weird, I hear something about anything and I read the whole Wikipedia page and then it sticks there, something sticks somewhere, you know well, this is, I mean, it's me.

I'm absolutely, this is kind of on the edge of your seat, um, exciting, exciting, that's why this show is your favorite, right? and it's a bit emotional and cool, it's cool anyway, would you like to set your safety net at £125,000? yes yes I would like to say £5,000 okay computer if you can go that high can you set the insurance up there at £125,000? Okay, but of course we have to get you there, we do that and you still have all your lifelines, yeah, that's what I hope gets me there, okay, here we go, here's your question. Freely designing it for 125,000 in 1854, the meteorologist founded what became the Meteorological Office, having previously been captain of Darwin's voyage HMS Beagle, Robert Fitzroy Francis. bord Joseph Henry or Gustaf Gaspard Coralis fighting I'm getting close to one, but I'm not sure, well, we're moving towards science, aren't we?

But there is also a bit of History added, yes I think I would. I would like to ask the

audience

, please, you don't have to answer if you don't know, you say yes, yes, you are going to push something. Okay

audience

, are you ready, brilliant with senders pulling out your keyboards, good and here's the I asked in 1854 which meteorologist founded what became the Met Office after having captained Darwin's voyage HMS Beagle and If everyone voted now, please, more than half, a little more than half, went by the way um 23 for Fitzroy, very few for Cory Olis and um less. than a fifth for Joseph Henry I don't know if that's of any use to you, right?, it was, it was what I was thinking about, yeah, it was definitely what I was thinking about because you've got the bay for C, right? which is named after him and they must have gone around the top of the Americas, which is at the top of the Americas.

I guess, well, just to explain the situation to you. 63000 yes, if you're

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, you'll lose £63,000 if you get Okay, you hit your safety net, which gives you a free chance at a quarter of a million. You know you have nothing to lose. Yes, it's obviously a lovely place to be, but the risk is 63, as we've said, you still have. Um, three lifelines. I could do 50/50 to confirm it, but I was leaning towards both and there are some smart ones in the entire audience, they had some smart faces, so how do you know them? I think I trust them, yes, I think I trust them. oh god I mean I think it's a risk but I'm going to choose both for the final answer Chris you've just lost £63,000 that's devastating yes the correct answer I'm afraid was Robert Fitzroy okay um, yeah. both are coming up now I'm sure you're not listening to a word I'm saying, but he was an Irish sailor who created the wind speed scale.

Henry was an American scientist, the first director of the Smithsonian Institution and coris um wrote theories. about meteorology, but that's a big loss, buddy, what can you do? Well, cry, that's probably what I would do. I'll probably let you go and do just that. You are a fantastic contestant. um, I mean, probably one of the best we've ever had. I've never had an answer for you, but enjoy your ,000 because that's all you have. I'm afraid there are only 1,000. Thank you very much, okay ladies and gentlemen, Chris, I hope, dear, it's terrible, okay, here's my last question.

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