Today's contestants are Jan Todd & Age Loverage from Suffolk, Barry & Lorraine Shepherd from Merseyside, Percy & Sam Bright from Essex, and Maureen Heath & Colin Doors from Yorkshire. Bruce Forsyth hosts, but despite Rosemary Ford assisting for some reason in this episode there is no intro from her. Was it cut from the original broadcast for the repeat for Challenge TV? If so, why? Anyway, among the games the teams have to compete in are "Ra Ra Zoom" (involving the Circus Theatre Company), "Sounds Fun" (it isn't, and goes on for far too long), "Bouncy Bouncy" (with Tessa Sanderson & Colin Jackson - no, not what you're thinking) and "TV Themes" (guess the theme, basically). The finale is a Black Watch Highlanders march, but who will be going through to the conveyor belt of prizes? (By the way, all my videos are free to post elsewhere, so if you want to post these it's fine by me).
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00:00-♪ Life is the name of the game
00:04and I want to play the game with you.
00:08Life can be terribly great
00:11if you don't play the game with two
00:15and I want to play the game with you.
00:22Oh!
00:30Thank you very much indeed.
00:32What a welcome. Thank you.
00:35Thank you very much. Good evening.
00:37Whoo!
00:38Good evening, ladies, gentlemen, and children.
00:40Welcome to the Generation Game.
00:41Nice to see you. To see you...
00:43Nice!
00:44Now, before we start,
00:45I just want to explain something from last week's show.
00:49So, have a look at this.
00:51I'm Henri ho-he-ho-he-ho-ho-he-ho-he-ho.
00:54Oh, I do feel important.
01:03Well, you see, while we were getting the scenery ready,
01:05I went up into the audience
01:07and there I was talking to a lady called Marge
01:09and her mother, who was over 80,
01:11and I was saying I was dreading the next stage
01:14because I was really old, you know,
01:16and she said, yes, Bruce, she said,
01:18you can't do some things and you get important.
01:22I said, what?
01:24She said, yes, Bruce, even you could become important.
01:29I said, what are you talking...
01:30And then I suddenly realised she meant impotent.
01:34That's why we got the big laugh.
01:36So I had to explain what it was all about.
01:38Anyway, here's somebody who is always important to us.
01:44I don't know what to say, then, all of a sudden.
01:46Anyway, here she is, the lovely, the gorgeous Rosemary Thorne.
02:01Our first team's from Suffolk.
02:02They're mother-in-law and son-in-law,
02:04Jan Todd and Age Leverage.
02:15Come on.
02:19I wish I was going to start with you, but anyway,
02:21I'll certainly finish up with you.
02:23You're Janice Todd, and what do you do, dear?
02:25I'm a jeweller's assistant.
02:26A jeweller's assistant, so you're in the same business
02:28as Bugs Bunny, carrots.
02:30You're married to Dave for 27 years.
02:33Now, what about the honeymoon, dear?
02:34Oh, dear, yes.
02:35Well, we went to the Isle of Wight for our honeymoon,
02:38and the door went one morning,
02:40and so Dave went and answered the door,
02:42and I was in the nude.
02:43And the maid was there?
02:44Yes.
02:45Oh, where was the Don't Disturb sign?
02:47We didn't know.
02:48Don't tell me, don't tell me.
02:49Once at a posh dinner in Germany,
02:51you were lent over the table.
02:53So what happened?
02:54Oh, yes, I lent over the table and lent over the candle.
02:56Oh, over the candle, yes.
02:58And it burnt the bust of my dress.
03:00No, or the top of your dress.
03:02Oh, well, I'll make a note of that.
03:05Oh, yes.
03:07Candelabra.
03:12Yes, yes, yes.
03:15The robots, the robots.
03:20There we are.
03:21Now, then, over to you.
03:23Fine, yes.
03:25I've heard of winter draws on, but go on.
03:27Now, over to your son-in-law, Adrian.
03:30Age.
03:31Age.
03:3264, what's it got to do with you?
03:35Oh, is that your nickname?
03:36Yes.
03:37Age, but Adrian, age, yeah.
03:39I mean, family.
03:40Oh, well, it couldn't have been Ada, could it?
03:42No, that'd be...
03:43Mind you, with the shorts, it might have been right.
03:45Anyway, what are you getting down with?
03:47It's those shorts they're putting me on.
03:49The shirt doesn't help either, right?
03:52What do you...
03:53You've got the measles.
03:54Right.
03:55What do you do, anyway?
03:57I'm a roll-on, roll-off foreman on Felix O'Dox.
04:00I knew it wouldn't be something easy.
04:02A roll-on and roll-off.
04:04You mean you get paid for rolling on and rolling off?
04:08Tell me one thing.
04:09When you roll on, why don't you hold on?
04:11Then you wouldn't roll on.
04:17Anyway, you're married to Alison.
04:19Let's get down to that.
04:20What does she do, Alison?
04:22She's a customs officer.
04:23A customs officer?
04:24Yes.
04:25Oh, so you don't get a goodnight kiss,
04:27you get a goodnight frisk.
04:30We all know why you're wearing those.
04:32She's probably still going through your trousers.
04:38At my age, Jen, thank you for being here.
04:40Thank you very much.
04:41We'll see who you're going to play again,
04:43because we've got a couple over there.
04:44Nice people.
04:45Very nice people.
04:47And who have we got now, if they tell me, darling?
04:50Right, our second team's from Merseyside.
04:52They're father and daughter, Barry and Lorraine Shepard.
04:55Right.
05:04That's lovely.
05:05And you're Lorraine Shepard?
05:06Yeah, that's right.
05:07And what do you do, my darling?
05:08I'm an accounts clerk.
05:09An accounts clerk, yeah.
05:10And your job involves running a ledger.
05:12Not the St Ledger.
05:13No, not the St Ledger.
05:14How old are you?
05:15I'm 19.
05:16Oh, yeah, you're past it.
05:17It's for three-year-olds.
05:20Anyway, you passed your driving test first time?
05:22Yeah.
05:23Well done.
05:24How many lessons did you have?
05:2552.
05:2652?
05:2952 lessons?
05:3052, yeah.
05:31But you did pass first time?
05:32First time, yeah.
05:33Well, I'll make a note of that.
05:35Bit thick.
05:42Any unusual habits at all you got?
05:46Yeah, I like playing with people's feet.
05:48Oh!
05:49When me uncle comes round our house, I like massaging his feet and everything.
05:52Oh, do you?
05:53Now, listen, I love this.
05:54Could you give me a chair, please?
05:57I really love this, because it's what they call...
05:59This is true.
06:02I put new socks on and everything, right?
06:04But you sit...
06:05Oh, yeah, you do know it.
06:06This is what they call reflexology.
06:08Am I right?
06:09Brilliant.
06:10Yeah, that's right.
06:11Because every little area of your foot affects some part of your body.
06:18Isn't it true?
06:19Every little place along with...
06:20Showing you from there to there.
06:21Yes.
06:22Oh, no, not there.
06:31Oh, I nearly had my first hot flash.
06:34Daphne, you know what I mean, do you?
06:36Yes, all right.
06:37But that was mild.
06:38You're a good man.
06:39That is mild.
06:40I didn't let it afterwards.
06:41Another 51 of those, you could pass my test.
06:44Now, over to your dad, Barry Shepard.
06:47That's right.
06:48Shepard.
06:49What do you do, by the way?
06:50I'm an electrician.
06:51Electrician.
06:52So you're in the generating game.
06:53That's right.
06:54Yes.
06:55And you're married to Jennifer.
06:56Did you play any musical instruments at all?
06:58No, but when I was younger, I used to play on the linoleum.
07:02We're pulling the jokes now.
07:04Right, OK, any unusual habits at all?
07:07Slipped that one in, didn't you?
07:08Yeah.
07:09Any unusual habits?
07:10Dosing off.
07:11Dropping off to sleep.
07:12Dropping off.
07:13Dropping off to sleep, yeah.
07:14Well, yeah, we'll try and keep you awake.
07:15We've got some very physical things coming up.
07:17Any ambitions at all?
07:19I like to cruise around the North Pole, you know.
07:21Oh.
07:22Yeah.
07:23You like to go to the North Pole?
07:24In between the icebergs, yeah.
07:25Yeah, well, if you get there, be careful, you know.
07:27Because if you drop off at the North Pole...
07:30So you've got a few other things, I tell you.
07:33It's a terrible thing if you get frostbite on your fingers.
07:35Anyway...
07:37Thank you for being here.
07:39You're lovely, beautiful.
07:40Over there you go.
07:41Come on, nice people.
07:43Nice people.
07:44Good.
07:46Now, before our first game,
07:49I'd just like to point out that our contestants
07:51have no idea what we have planned for them.
07:53They do not rehearse.
07:55This is your rehearsal.
07:57OK, we're ready now for our first game,
07:59which is called Ra-Ra-Zoo.
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09:25There we go.
09:27APPLAUSE
09:31Wow.
09:33What did you go and do that for?
09:35I wanted to try that with my chin.
09:37I could do it three at a time.
09:39LAUGHTER
09:41Get us another one, Rosie, quick.
09:43Let's try it.
09:45Take the balance for me, will you, darling?
09:47And when I say go, go away, OK?
09:49Are you OK? It's quite heavy.
09:51All right, OK, go.
09:54APPLAUSE
10:00Thank you, thank you.
10:02Ra-Ra-Zoo.
10:04Wonderful. That's all there is to it.
10:06Now, this little lady here is Lindsay Butcher.
10:09Now, will you explain Ra-Ra-Zoo?
10:12It is a... Circus theatre company.
10:14A circus theatre company, and you perform all over the world.
10:17We do. We're just about to start our new national tour.
10:20Oh, lovely.
10:22Cabinet of Curiosities, the show's called.
10:24It opens in Leicester on December the 11th.
10:26Well, good luck with it.
10:28Will you come back and do some marking?
10:30OK, down you go there, that's fine.
10:32So, first team over.
10:34The first team, get the other three out of the way
10:36so they can't see what's going on.
10:38Now, you stand right on your marks here,
10:40that on their age, OK, and you here, my darling, right?
10:43Here we go, Ra-Ra-Zoo, take two.
10:53LAUGHTER
11:02Round your back, that's it.
11:04Over your back, and then back again, that's it.
11:06Over your back. Keep going over your back.
11:09That's fine. Now, get ready for this bit.
11:11Get ready for this bit. Watch.
11:13Now, you.
11:15Good. Lovely.
11:17Well done, well done.
11:19Yes. Now, get ready to throw to the next person.
11:23OK, get ready to throw.
11:25Cat, go throw.
11:27That's it. That's a good throw.
11:29Throw it. Throw it to him.
11:31Get it. Throw it to him.
11:33Throw it to him. Good.
11:35Right, now, the lady.
11:37No, lady, throw to each other.
11:39Lady, throw to each other.
11:41Way up.
11:43Yeah, very good.
11:45Now, get ready for the pose again.
11:47The pose.
11:49And the big finish, the big finish.
11:51Yeah!
11:53APPLAUSE
11:55How about it?
11:57Come here. That was marvellous.
11:59Over to this side, if you will.
12:01That was marvellous. Come on, on the other two.
12:03And get to your marks here.
12:05You over here, madame. This little red mark.
12:07You there. That's it, Barry.
12:09You're fine there. Absolutely marvellous.
12:11OK, away we go. Ra-Ra-Zoo, take three.
12:17LAUGHTER
12:29Round your back. That's it.
12:31Good, good. Round your back.
12:33Very good. Excellent.
12:35Excellent. Yes.
12:37Now, get rid of his watch first.
12:39Watch. OK, watch.
12:41Yep, nearly.
12:43Good.
12:45Fine.
12:47Get back a bit, darling. Get back a bit.
12:49No, back the other way. Over here.
12:51Get ready for the throwing.
12:53Throw it to him. Throw it to him.
12:55At the same time.
12:57Throw it at the same time.
12:59Throw it at the same time. Throw it. That's it. Good.
13:01Good. All right.
13:03Fine. Now, the lady. Throw it to the lady.
13:05Throw it to the lady. Throw it to the lady.
13:07Together. Good.
13:09Now, the two gentlemen throw together.
13:11Oh, very good.
13:13OK, never ask it.
13:15Get ready for the pose and finish.
13:17The pose and finish. Yes.
13:19Very good.
13:21APPLAUSE
13:23Here we are. Thank you again.
13:25Come here, if you will. Thank you again.
13:27Ra-Ra-Zoo. Come on.
13:29CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
13:33Well done.
13:35All of you, well done.
13:37And please welcome back Lindsay Butcher.
13:39Yes.
13:41CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
13:45Lovely.
13:47Well...
13:49It was good, actually. It was. It was very good.
13:51They did some very good bits.
13:53So, first of all, what did you think over here?
13:55Well, I thought Barry was excellent, I have to say.
13:57Yes, he was very good. I thought he did very well.
13:59And Lorraine had some innovative choreography,
14:01shall we say? Yes, yes.
14:03She did her own bits. Yeah, yeah.
14:05But, you know, I thought I'd give Barry a nine
14:07and Lorraine a seven. I see.
14:09OK.
14:11And what about here?
14:13Good talking.
14:15Jan, I really liked your round the backs.
14:17I thought they were very good. Yes.
14:19And he had some really good catches. Yeah.
14:21You had a few problems, didn't you?
14:23LAUGHTER
14:25Well, I like your shirt, so...
14:27So I'll give you a seven and you an eight.
14:29A seven and eight. Well done indeed.
14:31OK. Thank you and good night
14:33and a Merry Christmas to you.
14:35Give my love to Ra-Ra-Zoo.
14:37Now, then,
14:39what's on the board, Miss Ford?
14:41Well, Jan and Age have 15,
14:43Barry and Lorraine have 16.
14:45Right, OK, so there we are.
14:47It's pretty close. Over there and sit down,
14:49all of you. Just go and sit down.
14:51Sounds fun.
14:53So let's welcome the very talented
14:55Mike Doyle.
14:57APPLAUSE
15:01Thank you for being here.
15:03Nice to be here, nice to see you.
15:05We all know you as a wonderful singer
15:07and you even sing things like Mess On Doormat.
15:09LAUGHTER
15:13You've got a good voice, this fella.
15:15And you also do your comedy in your act
15:17and you do a lovely act, but thank you for giving us
15:19just a little piece of it to use
15:21as a game for us. So what are you going to do first?
15:23Well, what I'd like is if your audience
15:25would sing the song, right, I'll do the backing.
15:27They'll do anything for you, I'm sure. What do you want?
15:29Long Way To Tipperary? Long Way To Tipperary, right.
15:31OK, here's the words. Here we go.
15:33One, two, three, here.
15:35It's a long way to Tipperary
15:39It's a long way to go
15:43It's a long way to Tipperary
15:45To the sweetest girl I know
15:49Goodbye, Pinckney
15:53Farewell, Edgars Glen
15:57It's a long, long way to Tipperary
15:59It's a rarity, but my heart lies in you.
16:05Brilliant!
16:06Now, listen.
16:09This is the Hawaiian guitar.
16:11HE CLEARS THROAT
16:12HE PLAYS HAWAIIAN GUITAR
16:16HE PLAYS HAWAIIAN GUITAR
16:27Very good.
16:32Ackerbilk, Ackerbilk, Stranger On The Shore, the clarinet.
16:35HE CLEARS THROAT
16:37HE PLAYS HAWAIIAN GUITAR
16:40HE PLAYS HAWAIIAN GUITAR
17:06Very good.
17:10My favourite...
17:12This is my favourite. You might recognise it.
17:15HE SINGS
17:23HE SINGING
17:40I
17:59Come here. Yes, all of you all together. That's it good. You get the other side
18:04Fine now first of all the gentleman are going to do the marching band, right just a bit
18:09Okay, so listen to Mike first of all and then when you feel like joining in then get into it
18:33I
18:35Okay
18:59I think Bruce that the age over here was absolutely superb actually that was actually very good
19:03So I think I'm gonna give you a four there. It's very hard for the fight for the fight
19:10I think I'll give a three out of five just at the edge on you though. Just every agent. Yes
19:18Okay, so it's the Hawaiian guitar
19:33I
20:03Think that's fair. I think that's fair. Well done indeed
20:33The faces will look at the face
21:04I
21:07Gonna give you I'm gonna give you a three there. I'm give you a three. Okay, Barry. I'm gonna give you a four
21:33I
21:35Think
22:02I'm gonna give Lorraine. Yes. I'm gonna give Lorraine
22:05Three three. Yeah, it's not like a rave version
22:10Away there away and I shall give a four over here because of the tune was there the tune was there
22:21We haven't started with you yet this time so we'll start with you this time, okay
22:35Oh
22:59Okay, yes, okay the marks I'm gonna give four each on four each
23:06I'm gonna start off you ever started off with you. I don't think before so
23:17You want me to do it
23:35I
23:51Dream about your taste anyway
23:54Yes marks marks Lorraine. I'm gonna give Lorraine there a four. I shall give John a three. I think that one
24:06The Christmas very exciting our pantomime at the Lyceum Theatre Sheffield rosary forward
24:12What a shame for you
24:15Anyway, a very good Christmas to you and thank you for giving us such a fun game. What do you take that?
24:30Well Jan and age have 36 36 Barry and Lorraine have 37
24:35Oh
24:48Thank you for being such an important part of the show you've been absolutely super and we'll see you in our grand final
24:53Okay off you go over there
25:05Anybody but we got left right then our third teams from Essex their father-in-law and daughter-in-law Percy and Sam bright
25:22Now that you're Sam right, right, I'll be the judge of that
25:29What do you do
25:31And married to Stuart for two years tell us about the wedding reception
25:35Well, the bride and groom were called up to do their first dance. Oh, yeah, of course
25:42So I walked out onto the dance floor reading waiting for him
25:46Yeah, well, he wasn't to be found until my mom went downstairs to find him watching football
25:55Well at school I was called hamburger lips
25:57I
26:02Had the last laugh because they're now in fashion. They are they are you've got you've got very nice lips if I may say so
26:08We just go like that
26:13When you give somebody a kiss it's a real whopper
26:16And burger lips is a couple of quarter pounders
26:21Anyway over to Percy
26:23You look like a Percy. All right. Yeah, right. You're the father-in-law Percy Percy bright
26:29Percy it sounds like a comedian's name
26:40Anyway, what do you do Percy? I'm a secretary in a working men's club. Oh, I know working men's club
26:45You have to put them all down a bit and keep me in order, right?
26:48You're married to Mary for 29 years. You always take her breakfast in bed. What does she have?
26:52She only has a toast and coffee. Well every morning every single morning toast and coffee and you take well jazz
26:59Marmalade sometimes. Yeah
27:01Didn't she ever get bored? She never gets bored because every day I go in here. I'm somebody different
27:12Some mornings I'm a ballerina
27:15I
27:20Be a matron
27:22Being a juggler, what is your favorite one? Well, the favorite one is a nudist waiter
27:31That's the easiest could you just get out of bed
27:45People come on
27:57Right now they would be
28:00Left out right our first teams from Yorkshire their mother-in-law and son-in-law Maureen Heath and Colin doors, right?
28:16Now you're Maureen Heath and what do you do my darling? I'm a bookkeeper. Who do you work for? I work for my husband
28:23Oh, what's his name? Bruce? Yes there. What's his name?
28:28What do you like how did you meet him? Well, we met at work we used to work together
28:34Yeah, he thought it was God's gift to women
28:37Really?
28:39All roses
28:43No, he thought he was God
28:45We are God's gift to women
28:49To
28:50Whether children were small you went to buy a new bathroom suite. What happened there?
28:53Oh while we were looking around the showroom at all the bathroom suite. Yes
28:57Yeah, I suddenly heard this little boy shouted mommy. Where's the toilet paper?
29:09Oh
29:15That was your number two child
29:28Son-in-law Colin doors is that doors? Yes. What do you do? I'm a lift service engineer a lift service engineer
29:34What did you do anything before that? I was an automatic door service engine. Oh, I see fine
29:38So doors is my name does like the doors is my game. Oh, I see. Yes. I'll do the jokes
29:47Little doors
29:56No Labrador's
29:59I
30:02Once won prize down when I was on holiday in Devon
30:05Yeah, and we were at a leisure center. Yes, and we entered I entered like a mini superstars competition. Oh, yeah, and
30:12Won the second prize. What was that? And that was a year's free subscription to the facility of the Sun Lounge
30:28Oh
30:31Thank you for telling us about that that was marvelous and thank you Maureen pop over there
30:40And then shame is called
30:42Bouncy bouncy now, we all know what a bouncing castle is
30:46It's easy to jump up and down on it, but it's not so easy to fold it up to demonstrate this
30:51We have two of our finest athletes Tessa Sanderson and Colin Jackson
30:58I
31:07Love your wallpaper
31:13As winters here, you know, do you ease up on your training at all?
31:17Yes, when I'm when I'm not in competition, but at the moment I'm retired from competition. So I'm not really doing that much
31:23Are you semi-retired the room of that? Oh, okay. Then? Yes
31:30Colin now, you know, we were all so disappointed as you must have been more disappointed
31:34Anyway at the Olympics, but because you've beaten that guy since then three times. Yes, McCoy
31:39Yeah, three times, but you are still ranked number one in the world. Thank you. That is still ranked number one
31:45Yeah, that's great. Now. What would you go?
31:54For bouncy bouncy take what come on where you go, that's it. Now watch this. This is quite a
32:02physical
32:04Believe me. All right, get down there get down Colin do as she says Colin
32:10That's it. You see they're really I mean this
32:23That's it do you get into bed like that
32:34That's it good
32:41Believe me. This is quite a feat what they're doing
32:46Because they have to start the phone. We're gonna start the folding now the first that bit watch this carefully
32:52First that bit
33:16Fold it once more. This is very carefully. This is a tricky bit as well
33:21Oh
33:28Now this is what we do the rolling now the rolling which is very good to get it done
33:33Okay, one at a time roll roll roll roll roll roll roll roll roll roll
33:37That's it good. And this is very important. You see if you get to this stage
33:41See Tessa's still doing the trampoline while Colin is doing the rolling up
33:46Okay, she's still trampling making sure the air is coming out
33:52There we are now, what about that
34:07And still breathing freely that's all there is it now you got to do is blow it up
34:11All right. So what do you come back and do some marking? Well, that's fine. Lovely over you go over there. That's lovely lovely now
34:21The law for supplying us with the castles and by the way, my little boy would love one of those
34:30If I took one of those home tonight and put it at the foot of his bed
34:33And he woke up in a big castle. He'd love it
34:37My dressing room door is open
34:39Right, but seriously mums and dads if you're thinking of getting a bouncy castle make sure it complies with the safety
34:47Guidelines that is most important. Do you remember that? Okay over you come over you come
35:00About two minutes starting from there. Oh, there you go
35:16I
35:38Won't be surprised after this
35:41Right
35:44Very good, you're doing very very well. I'll tell you that excellent
35:48Okay, start your folding now start your folding if you can that's it
35:52Fold it over and don't forget the jumping on again and the laying on
35:57That's it. That's it. You folded one side. Yeah fold the other as well
36:04That's it fold it over
36:07That's it work down Madonna to jump on a game there you are
36:17Keep at it
36:22Right, you've got 30 seconds left, that's it the rolling good
36:37I've always wanted to pair like that
36:42That's it, come on keep going keep going fold it up fold it up you're running out of time now
36:49Stop wherever you up to
37:06What did you think of them? Well, we thought they did very very well
37:11Marvelous so we're going to give them 18 18. Well done
37:20Well, as I say the foes are not quite as neat as those over there so we've decided with a mark of 17 17
37:27Oh
37:34We're all so very proud of you, so keep up the good work we really are very proud
37:49What's on the board miss Ford well Percy and Sam have 18 Maureen and Colin have 17 Oh
37:57I'm very very bad
38:00TV themes you're going to hear some music from a popular television series
38:05One of you will write down the name of the program and the other will hold up an item
38:09They think relates to that program. So first of all, who's gonna do the writing down?
38:13Who'd like to hold up the item you do the writing? So you'll hold up the the item
38:18You'll help you'll hold up
38:21And you'll do as you're told
38:24Right, oh, right get to your lecterns and your table
38:36Could we have TV theme number one, please
38:53Oh
38:59We have an answer so we have an answer here that was of course the theme music of trainer
39:06BBC series
39:10We've got happy families
39:13Yes, it sounded like happy families running in the wind and and all that. Yes
39:18And what did you get we have the wrong? Oh, you got you got the food for the happy family. Yes, dear
39:23Yes, sorry. Nothing
39:26We've got moonstruck
39:29Is that a television show?
39:34Mommy how old are you? Okay. Nothing with that, but we do get
39:43One, please
39:53You
40:04Right now you haven't got an answer you have got an answer it was of course inspector Morse
40:10Inspector Morse now, what did you get over there? Boom? Boom? Yes
40:15And what is
40:21Not right for that we've got what is this deadly nightshade
40:28Never mind, okay, the game will soon be over
40:33Deadly nightshade, but we do have yes
40:35So we've got one point for that so the last one, please you should get this one
40:46One of the favorites of all time one of the favorites of all time
40:56Okay
41:06A long answer fine. Okay. It was of course faulty towers. I'm sure a lot of you got that one
41:13But now what does he got over there? Well, he's got holiday place in Bournemouth John Cleese
41:28That is very good and we are going I've just had a look at the judge that we are going to accept that for one
41:33point and yes my
41:36I
41:42We've got 40 towers here
41:48What was that supposed to be darling
41:52You thought it was what was the name miss Marple
41:59No, we're just as well, I think you're feeling a bit faint are you
42:05I
42:15What's on the board this Ford well Percy and Sam have 21 Maureen and Colin have 19
42:22Oh
42:32But you do have a generation game telephone and it was very close especially that other one
42:37Okay, thank you. And let's remind ourselves who you'll be playing in our grand final. Come on
42:42You
42:51Please welcome the first battalion the black watch
43:12You
43:42You
44:12You
44:31Now this is a pipe major Alec Brown now
44:34Tell me Alec, you know in addition to the piping and the drumming and the dancing skills of all the chaps here
44:40Is there anything else they have to learn and do the larger all professional infantry soldiers?
44:45Yes, yes as well as being specialist machine gunners within the battalion a machine gun platoon a machine gun platoon
44:51So now you know what happens to the losers
44:55Okay, well, thank you very much lads get ready for the take two and now we have the
45:06Sorry, it's tails. Do you want to go first the second?
45:09Second
45:25Around the corner. Okay. Are you ready? Oh you look marvelous
45:29I
45:37Don't think your mouth there that goes in your mouth
45:40They say and you hold it there and go and follow them or whatever the lads do you do?
45:44We're ready now for a black watch take two
45:59You
46:29You
46:59You
47:25We couldn't tell whether you were playing or not, so give it a good blow down
47:29Get as much air in there as you go. No, keep blowing. Go on. Keep going. Give us
47:35Keep going
47:38Very good. You've got something out of it. Now. You'll get as much air in you can get blow in blow in now
47:43Keep blowing. Keep blowing
47:46Now squeeze it squeeze it
47:59Oh
48:02Here's your one get this under your arm here and get your finger there that goes in your mouth there
48:08That's it you've got to keep it keep it up there fine and keep it under your arm we're ready now for black watch take three
48:29Oh
48:59Oh
49:29Oh
49:50Now we couldn't hear whether you were playing or not darling so give this a good
49:54Blow through there
49:56Blow it as hard as you can through there. You want to get some air. You see if you can get some notes out of it
50:09Well, you're a complete farce you made of the whole thing, okay blow as hard as you can get some air in it
50:18Squeeze it squeeze it
50:24Sorry for the poor thing
50:36The first battalion the black watch
50:55A lot of farmers about this, please. Welcome drum major Andy McPherson
51:09Now then something that I've got to tell you about this my uncle my uncle Joe actually was in the black watch
51:14And I remember him telling me that the Germans had a special name for the regiment now
51:21It was the ladies from hell
51:23They call them the ladies from hell because when they heard those pipes and they saw those fellows charging in the kilts
51:34Well, you're here to do a bit of chatting so what do you think I'll start with Barry and Lorraine both very good at the
51:40March and whoever got a bit lost on the crossover and on the plane side of things
51:45Unfortunately, just couldn't get the know I don't either of them got the wind for it
51:52Percy and Sam. Yeah. Well, what can I say Percy? Shall we send you the bill for the pipes?
52:00We don't send it to us
52:03Again, both of them. Unfortunately got a wee bit confused in the marching
52:07The scores for the first couple Barry and Lorraine
52:10I'm going to give them 17. Yes, and for Percy and Sam simply through entertainment value
52:17I'm going to make it a draw at 17
52:29Well, thank you once again and thank you for being so kind
52:40I can just about see through you here, but it's the first one who answers
52:45Please think before you speak because you know that answer if it's wrong
52:49I have to put it to the other couple then if they answer it, they will win
52:52So think before you speak, here we go in which County would you find Stonehenge?
52:58Wiltshire, yes
53:11We do have a generation game telephone answering machine and also a pocket color television each for you
53:16And it was so close and thank you for being with us tonight. Thank you so much
53:31Take the doors away, please
53:33All right
53:34Lots of articles gonna pass before your eyes
53:36Everything you remember you'll take home with you tonight
53:38Have a look for the tricky ones because they're more valuable than they look. Okay. Good luck for this
53:43You have 40 seconds starting from now
53:46on the conveyor belt tonight
53:47We have a hamper of DIY products a case of champagne a tapestry kit a pair of fine figurines
53:55Italian cookware an old box brownie camera a personal TV with alarm a silver ice bucket and tongs a
54:03pound of tomatoes
54:05Maker an oil lamp
54:11Naughty box of chocolates a magazine rack a pair of binoculars an electric
54:17sketchpad
54:18winter warmers a
54:21jellybean machine
54:23Hold all and a selection of wine books
54:27There we are
54:34Good there they come go and sit yourselves down
54:37Okay, you'll get another 40 seconds. Okay, you'll get the first 20 Percy when you hear a funny noise, then you'll take over
54:44Okay, everything remember everything you remember you'll take home with you tonight. Good luck again for this your 40 seconds starts now
54:52camera a cuddly toy
54:57Tomatoes
55:05Decorating
55:16Good
55:27I
55:49Because it's the very latest stereo video recorder they are marvelous and of course the pound of tomatoes is
55:57a
55:58family holiday for four to Guernsey
56:11Thanks for being with us this week, we'll see you again next week be there
56:27Oh
56:57You