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In the last experiment in this run of the Game
Garage, it is time for a proper quiz show.

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One player against the game,
all or nothing questions, and for me personally,

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the challenge of fitting
a very tall man inside a not very tall space.

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Welcome to the Game Garage.

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Thank you very much for joining us,
we are playing Keep It or Dump It,

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but before we start, do you want to introduce
yourself to our audience?

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Okay, thanks Tom.
My name is Matthew.

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I am a developer, professionally.

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I used to work for a glamorous international
record label and now, I make insurance software.

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In my spare time, I enjoy crosswords and
competitive quizzing, and competitive crosswords.

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So you are a competitive quizzer as well, so...

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-Yes.
-David, please dump the non-metals.

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-Yes.
-How confident are you?

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How much do you want to stake your claim that
you’re going to win this, versus hedge your bets?

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Well, it’s a very different format
so I’m slightly nervous about that.

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So am I!
I’ve never tested this.

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Where I come from,
you get asked a question, you give the answer.

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Here, it’s a little bit more complex than that,
so we’ll have to see how it pans out,

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but hopefully, I can translate some of the skills
to this format.

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There are seven questions between you
and 5,000 pence.

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Erm, the...

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-That’s a lot of pence.
-It is, it is.

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It’s not a shovel and pennies.

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The first two questions
are going to be on the same category.

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-Yeah.
-You’re absolutely clear.

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-Yeah.
-And you get to choose.

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It is Geography, Science,
Pop Culture or Sport.

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What do you want
your first two questions to be on?

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I’m going to rule out sport for
probably the whole thing.

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Erm, I think...

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let’s start with something
I’m moderately confident on

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but not necessarily my strongest subject.

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-Let’s go for science.
-Let’s go for science. Alright.

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Some shows have a fancy graphics
display board and big projections.

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We have David.

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David, it’s science, please.

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Antimony, carbon, copper, gold,
iron, lead, magnesium, mercury,

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neon, potassium, silver, sodium,
tin, silicon, sulphur.

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Those are the fifteen elements
we’ve got for you.

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Can I please have the bowl of scrolls?

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Thank you very much.

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Extremely high budget here today;
pick a bowl from the scroll.

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No!

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Our catchphrase has gone,
that’s gonna make the edit as well, isn’t it?

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Please pick a scroll from the bowl.

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What have you got?

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‘Elements where the name and the chemical symbol
start with different letters.’

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Alright, so your choice is keep the elements

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where the name and the chemical symbol
start with different letters or dump them.

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As long as there's one left on the board,
you’ve passed the question.

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-More is better though.
-I am thinking that I want to keep elements

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where the name and chemical symbols
start with different letters

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because I think that will keep
more than half of the things on this board.

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Okay. Anything you recognise up there?

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Antimony is going to be Sb.

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Iron is Fe,
Gold is Au, Lead is Pb.

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Mercury is Hg.

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Potassium, I hope, is K.

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Silver is Ag, Tin is Sn.

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You have picked a home category here,
haven’t you?

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So... Sodium is Na,
so I’m hoping to get maybe nine left over.

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Yeah, whatever happens, first question,
you are going to lose some and that’s fine.

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As long as you’ve got one left on the board,
you’re still in the game.

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I’m pretty confident of having
one left there, Tom.

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So final decision?

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You want to...

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I’m keeping the elements where the name
and chemical symbol start with different letters;

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dumping anything where the name
and chemical symbol are the same.

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David, please keep the elements

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where the name and the chemical symbols
start with different letters.

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-Carbon is gone.
-Yeah.

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Copper is gone.

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Magnesium is gone.

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Neon... you’ve got a lot left here.

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And silicon’s gone,
and sulphur is gone.

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That’s good.

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That’s good.
You couldn’t have done any better on that.

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One, two, three, four, five, six gone

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but that means you’ve got nine left
for the next question, it’s a great start.

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That was what I was expecting,
so it is a good start.

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I was gonna tell you more about that, but I think
you named all those elements, so excellent.

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We’re past the first question now,
which means you also have a new option,

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-which is to just burn a scroll.
-Oh yes.

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Once during your game,
if you really don’t like that question,

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we can burn it, throw it away
and you get the choice to pick another.

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But obviously after that,
you’re taking whatever’s coming out of there.

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It may happen in this round.

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We’ll see.

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-Or maybe I should save it till the end.
-Please, pick another scroll from the bowl.

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Let’s just try this one on the top.

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Question two,
and the last one in this category.

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Elements usually regarded as non-metallic.

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I am seeing a lot of metallic-type
elements there,

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so I am going to dump the non-metals
and keep the metals.

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Okay, that was a quick decision.

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It’s your home category.

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Look at this board,
there’s quite a few obvious metals there, Tom.

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Oh. Oh right.

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That’s... there’s nothing?

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-That’s flawless.
-Okay.

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That’s, both... so that’s both a
great pick from here...

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I realise that was, that was pure luck

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but you picked one where there was a
correct option and you went for it.

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If you’d have got that wrong,
everything on that board would have fallen

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and you’d have been out of the game.

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That would have been embarrassing.

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That is a really good first category,
so that’s great.

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Two questions down, two questions to go in the
next category and then you’re going for the money.

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So it’s time to pick the next category.

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You have Pop Culture, Geography
and Sport left on the board.

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Now, you want; I suspect sport isn’t going
to get used here, from what you said.

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Not my category.

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So pop culture or geography?

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The one I’m slightly worried about still
is pop culture,

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so I’m going to try and get it out of the way.

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The magical display board has somehow changed.

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The nine you had left are now nine celebrities.

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John Cusack, Drew Carey, Kim Cattrall,
Oprah Winfrey, Rachel McAdams,

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Nicki Minaj, Hugh Grant,
Kylie Minogue, Damian Lewis.

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Nine is perhaps a good position to be in here,

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because I suspect that pop culture
is not your strongest subject here.

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Well, well, I recognise most of these people but
er, I don’t know how they all fit together so,

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so let’s find out.

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Well, it might be better to have this here,
before you get into the all or nothing at the end.

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You could still lose this all in one question,
we know that.

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-Could do.
-And it’s gonna depend on which scroll you pick.

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So for question three,
please pick a scroll from the bowl.

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I’m taking straight from the top,
let’s have a look.

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-I don’t wanna... I wanna see this catch fire.
-Alright.

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-Alright.
-Ooh!

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What have you got?

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Celebrities that have acted
for a Simpsons TV cartoon.

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Ooh, any of those celebrities
that have ever acted in the Simpsons on TV?

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Ah, this seems like such a big pot luck question,

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because a lot of celebrities
have been on the Simpsons

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and my ability to identify which ones
is not great.

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So it could go either way here,
couldn’t it?

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I think I might just burn this one,
you know.

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Yeah? First one on pop culture is going?

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It’s too much of a...

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Too much of an either-or?

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I mean, I don’t know how you’ll feel about
the other pop culture ones, but...

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-Well.
-I imagine sport would have been worse?

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-I’d burn them all.
-Haha.

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There you go, it’s gone.

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That question is burned.

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So that’s gone,
that’s absolutely gone.

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Just for the folks at home, here are the
celebrities that were on a Simpsons TV show.

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Pick another scroll.

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Alright, let’s hope this one
isn’t even worse.

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Celebrities born in the USA.

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Right, that’s a simple one.

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Do you want to keep the celebrities born in the
USA or dump the celebrities born in the USA?

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Oh, this one’s going to be quite close,
I think.

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Erm... I think I’m going to keep the
born in the USA celebrities.

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I think it’s close but I think
the majority of these are probably American.

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If they all turn out to be Canadian,
I’ll be very sad.

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Do you want to talk it through?

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Alright, well we’ve got Kylie there
who is probably Australian.

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Hugh Grant, I hope he’s British,
otherwise he’s been lying to us all these years.

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Damian Lewis could be British,
but I’ve seen people like John Cusack,

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Rachel McAdams, Drew Carey,
Kim Cattrall, Oprah Winfrey,

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all of whom are if not necessarily
born in the USA, at least associated with America.

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So I’m hoping for at least
four or five Americans here, and out of nine.

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Alright, so what are you going to do?

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-Are you going to...
-I’m keeping the Americans.

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-We’re not counting translations here.
-Okay.

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-Okay.
-Keep the celebrities from the USA.

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Alright, David,
please keep the ones that were born in the USA.

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Okay, Kim Cattrall. Liverpool, UK, apparently.

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Rachel McAdams.
London, Ontario, Canada.

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Ah, Canadian!

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Nicki Minaj, Trinidad and Tobago.

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Yes, yes, yes.

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Obviously, Hugh.

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Hugh Grant, London, UK.

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Oh, getting on.

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Damian Lewis, I think he’s British, isn’t he?

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Yes, he is!

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Oh no! It’s a tough round.

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It was a tough round,
but you’ve still got three on the board.

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There’s only one pop culture question left.

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You’ve got John Cusack, Drew Carey,
Oprah Winfrey.

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Pick a scroll from the bowl.

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-Oh, come on, scroll.
-You can’t burn this one.

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Be kinder.

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Oh, goodness me.

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What have you got?

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Celebrities that are practicing vegetarians.

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Whoo! Any thoughts,
or is it going to be a stab in the dark?

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My first instinct was to say, well, there aren’t
that many vegetarians and get rid of them,

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but I don’t know.

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Oprah’s a lovely lady, isn’t she?

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She might easily be a vegetarian.

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John Cusack,
I wouldn’t put it past him at all.

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-So don’t forget, this could be three and zero.
-I know.

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It could be two and one.

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Oh yeah, I don’t know.

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You only need one to go through.

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Alright, I’ll play against the...
the goodness of my fellow human beings

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and hope that at least one of them
is a meat eater.

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I will dump the vegetarians,
much though it pains me to do this.

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Alright.

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David, please... and this sounds like bad
relationship advice: dump the vegetarians.

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Oh no.

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You’re clear.

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-So the next question is...
-Ah!

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-Ah!
-You’re absolutely clear!

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Am I?

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All three of those are meat eaters.

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John Cusack is a meat eater,
Drew Carey, meat eater.

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Oprah Winfrey does promote vegetarian eating,
but doesn’t practice it herself.

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You are through pop culture with
three still on the board.

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What category do you want to play
for the money for?

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You’ve got three questions left.

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Get through the first one,
1,000 pence.

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Get through the second, 2,000.

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Get through all three, 5,000 pence.

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That’s a lot of pence.
I’m going to have to go for geography.

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As I’ve said all along, sport is not my bag.

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It’s going to be enough.

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I’ve been intimidated by this,
so come on, geography, you can do it for me.

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David, can we have the geography question,
please?

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Athens, New York, Paris.

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You had three celebrities on the board;
you’re now left with three cities on the board.

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This is the first question where
you’re going for money.

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If one of those cities is still standing
after this question...

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Let me rephrase that.

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If one of these cities is still on
the board after this question, 1,000 pence.

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-Best of luck to you!
-Thank you.

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For 1,000 pence, pick a scroll.

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Alright, let’s see.

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Er, cities that have chosen
to change their name.

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Cities that have chosen to change their name,
so they’ve ever been known by a different name.

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But we’re talking name change.

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Oh, I know New York has changed its name,
I think.

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I think I know that, and I think Paris has been
known by different names thousands of years ago,

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a long time ago.

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So I’m going to keep cities
that have changed their name at some point

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because I think there’s one to two of those.

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Okay.

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David, please, for 1,000 pence,

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please keep the cities
that have chosen to change their name.

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We just need one to stay on the board.

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Athens has gone.

246
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Okay. And that’s it.

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-That’s what I thought, good.
-That’s it.

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Congratulations, that is 1,000 pence.

249
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Oh, I wanted it in pence. Aww!

250
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So it’s your choice.
You can now take the money....

251
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Or you can hand that back to me,

252
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and take another scroll for 2,000 pence
and maybe a shot at 5,000.

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-I’ve got two on the board, I’ve got this far.
-You’ve got two on the board.

254
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I’m going to...
I’m going to keep going for at least one more.

255
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That is gone.

256
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That is back in my pocket.

257
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There’s a perfectly good chance
that this could just be a one-each-way.

258
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Or it could be a two-nil.

259
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

260
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So question six of seven,
for 2,000 pence, pick a scroll from the bowl.

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Cities that are national capitals.

262
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Now, we’re using the United Nations
definition here.

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I think you might be in luck here.

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Hmm.

265
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This seems like a quizzer’s dream,
this does.

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If I go out on this one,
something’s gone wrong.

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So I’m pretty sure that Paris is the capital
of France, as most people probably are.

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I’m pretty sure that New York is not, in fact,
the capital of the USA which is Washington DC.

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So I’ve got to decide which one
stays and which one goes, really.

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Yeah, that’s an important question because if,
if you’re sure that’s one all,

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you know what you’re going for then it’s
whether you want to take that shot at fifty,

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seeing which one you want to keep.

273
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As an interesting side point;
I was born in New York

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so I’m going to keep that one
and dump the city that is a national capital.

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Alright, David.

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Please dump the national capitals.

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I think we know what’s going
to happen here.

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Yeah, there goes Paris;
New York is left.

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2,000 pence.

280
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Congratulations,
you nailed it with just one left!

281
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Congratulations,
I will hand that over to you again.

282
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So you have the same choice.

283
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Oh, that’s gone in the pocket.

284
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That’s gone straight in the pocket.

285
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So, it is your choice.

286
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2,000 pence: take it away with you or one more
scroll and one more capital, go for 5,000 pence.

287
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I’m on the knife edge here, aren’t I,
with one thing left on the board?

288
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But with more than double the prize money
at stake, I’ve got to go for it, I think.

289
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Alright, can I have my money back,
please?

290
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-Oh man!
-Haha!

291
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Very best of luck to you.

292
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It all comes down to this: there is one thing
left on the board; it is New York.

293
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It could be easy.
This could be easy, this could be not.

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What have you got?

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Cities that have hosted a modern Olympic Games,
Winter or Summer.

296
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So we’re looking for anything that has hosted
any modern Olympic Games, Winter or Summer.

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You can keep it or you can dump it.

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Even though New York is a really big city,

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I think it might not have hosted an Olympic Games,
though I’m really not sure.

300
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I think there was a ‘might’ in there.

301
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Yeah, so it’s a bit edgy for me, but I’m going
to dump hosts of modern Olympic Games

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because I can’t remember if New York has done it.

303
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But I think based on what I know,
I’m not sure it has.

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So dump the Olympic hosts, please.

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Alright.

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David, for 5,000 pence,
please dump the Olympic host cities.

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You’re clear!

308
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5,000 pence.

309
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Wow!

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Put the scroll away,
you don’t need it anymore.

311
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That is...

312
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Ah!

313
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Fifty quid, 5,000 pence.

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You’ve made it through with just one remaining
at the end; that’s all you needed.

315
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It was exciting till the very end,
because I would have rather had a
different question on that.

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Congratulations, that’s all yours.

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That’s been the Game Garage;
we’ll see you next time.

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Thank you.