- 20/05/2025
Competing in this episode, the couples are Trish & Marcus Whittington from Devon, George & Debbie Fleming from Fife, Jeannie & Dean Boyce from Wiltshire & Hampshire, and Phil Blyte & Nicky Colborn from Avon. Bruce Forsythe compares and Rosemary Ford assists, but one contestant has a surprise in store for them. The teams compete in such games as "That's Skat" (singing with Cleo Lane), "Not Again!" (the Potter's Wheel), "Duvet or Not Duvet" (racing to put on a duvet - I'm not making this up here), and "Country Dancing" (not Opry, but match the music to the country via mime). The finale sees a Robin Hood spoof that is great fun, with guest appearances by singer Joe Brown and Geoff Capes, while Page 3 girl Linda Lusardi has to judge who goes through to the conveyor belt of prizes. It's not easy...
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00:00Life is the name of the game, and I want to play the game with you.
00:21Life can be terribly great if you don't play the game with two.
00:22And I want to play the game with you.
00:24Oh, yes! Thank you.
00:32Thank you very much. Thank you. You're welcome.
00:37Thank you very much indeed.
00:39Well, good evening, ladies and gentlemen and children.
00:41Welcome to the Generation Game. Nice to see you. To see you.
00:49I'm waiting.
00:51Come on. Didn't you know? I'll give you a subtle clue.
00:57Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you.
01:05Happy birthday, dear Brucie. Happy birthday to you.
01:13Oh, thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
01:19My birthday is actually in February, but I'm not on television in February,
01:24and I knew you wouldn't want to forget it. You know what I mean?
01:27That's so nice of you. Unlike some people in show business, I never lie about my age.
01:32I'm 98. I know I don't look it. That's because I've always treated my body with respect.
01:39My body is a temple. I only use it on a Sunday.
01:44And I can still do what's known in the world of dancing as the ultimate splits.
01:50Even Rosie couldn't do that. I do the ultimate splits, then leave the stage in two different directions.
01:57I suppose I could do it tonight because Casualty is on after this.
02:02On second thought, I don't think I'll bother. I could ruin my thermals as well.
02:09Yes, 98. There's a saying, age before beauty, and here is that beauty, the gorgeous, the lovely, Rosemary Ford.
02:27Bruce, you know, you really are an incredible, amazing, fantastic, and truly remarkable man.
02:33True, true. Now, if you'd just introduce the contestants for me.
02:36Look, I'd have never believed it. 98 years of age.
02:39Rosemary, it was only a joke, dear.
02:41You must be on your second bus pass by now.
02:45I should have done the farmyard impressions, shouldn't I? For the last time, I am not 98.
02:50Anyway, look, I'm glad because I had time to nip out and buy you a present.
02:53Look, I keep telling you, I'm not 90... Oh, a present?
02:57Yeah, here you go. Oh, thank you.
02:58I hope you like it. Now, go on, open it.
03:01I love opening presents, actually.
03:07You know, I'm sure that that would be a great help for somebody at your age, you know.
03:12A zimmer frame for goodness sake.
03:14And also, it's got... It's got... What?
03:18Your old number plate.
03:21There you go.
03:23And a happy birthday.
03:25Yeah, thank you again. Now, just introduce the contestants.
03:28How do you get down the stairs with these?
03:32Away you go.
03:33Right, our first team are from Devon.
03:35They're mother and son, Trish and Marcus Whittington.
03:46Oh, I like that.
03:48I've never done that before. That's beautiful.
03:50You are Trish...?
03:51Whittington.
03:52It is Whittington, yeah.
03:53I've got to ask this, what's your husband's called?
03:55Dick.
03:56Dick!
03:57Oh, that's incredible.
03:59Now, what was it, that immortal line?
04:01Ten more miles to London, Dick, and not a puss in sight.
04:07Danny LaRue, 1964.
04:09Never forget it.
04:10Now, how did this dick of yours propose?
04:12Well...
04:14Hey!
04:15What's the matter with you?
04:18Just a simple question.
04:20I'll clear this place.
04:22Away you go, dear.
04:23After a romantic meal in Cornwall,
04:25he took me to the cliffside with setting sun,
04:28and he offered me a single red rose with engagement ring on it.
04:31Oh, that's...
04:32And I refused.
04:33You refused?
04:34Why, did you want to see if he'd jump off the cliff?
04:37You refused!
04:38Anyway, any special talents have you got?
04:41Yes, I can predict the following day's weather
04:43by the temperature of my feet.
04:45No, really? Is that true?
04:46Yes.
04:47I get into bed and have a feel of my feet.
04:50Oh, I see.
04:51And then I predict the following day's weather.
04:53Oh, I see.
04:54So when you get into bed tonight,
04:55will you feel your feet and phone me
04:57when you do that?
04:58Good. Thank you, Trish.
04:59Now, over to your son, Marcus.
05:01Hi.
05:02Good. You are an assistant buyer.
05:03You were once a cocktail bartender.
05:05Where did you do this?
05:06I did that in New York.
05:07Oh, yeah?
05:08Oh, tell me about that.
05:09Yeah, I used to...
05:10It's where I learned how to make a proper martini.
05:12Yeah?
05:13If you can say it, I can shake it.
05:14If you can spell it, I can make it.
05:15Oh.
05:16Well, if you can afford it...
05:19Very good.
05:20If you can afford it, I can drink it.
05:23We could all play that.
05:24Where did you go after that, after New York?
05:26I went on to Crimping Pasties in Cornwall.
05:28Crimping...?
05:29Pasties.
05:30Pasties.
05:31Oh, God.
05:32Crimping the pasties.
05:33Yeah.
05:34Oh, I love pasties.
05:35Crimps were a bit loose.
05:36Yes, I know.
05:37I know it's when you walked home.
05:40What sports do you do?
05:41Yeah, I play squash at St Malian.
05:44Well, that's a golf club, isn't it?
05:45St Malian Golf Club, right.
05:46Oh, have you ever had a wall in one?
05:50Anything else you do?
05:52Yeah, I also do archery.
05:53Oh, archery.
05:54Oh, so you're an archer.
05:57Hold it! Hold it!
06:00Sorry about that.
06:03Don't take that in British.
06:07OK, thank you both for being here.
06:09Pop over there and see who you're going to play with.
06:11Very nice people.
06:12Very nice people.
06:14I like that.
06:15She's lovely.
06:16Lovely.
06:17Yes, now, who have we got now?
06:18Right, our second team's from Fife in Scotland.
06:20Their father-in-law and daughter-in-law,
06:22George and Debbie Fleming.
06:24Right.
06:34Now, you are Debbie Fleming from Fife?
06:36Yes.
06:37Yes, love your bananas.
06:40What do you do?
06:41I'm a courseware engineer and part-time aerobics instructor.
06:44Oh, aerobics.
06:45Oh, yeah, well, don't wear your courseware when you're doing your aerobics.
06:48That could really rub you up the wrong way.
06:51Married to Stuart for only six months?
06:53Yes.
06:54Oh, just a minute.
06:55Oh, still warm.
06:56Right.
06:58Now, tell us about the honeymoon, then.
07:01Well, we couldn't afford to go abroad,
07:03so we decided to go to Butlins.
07:05Ah, you couldn't afford...
07:06So you went to Butlins, yes.
07:07Yes.
07:08So, on the first night there, there was a hypnotist.
07:11Oh, hypnotist, yes, yes, yes.
07:13So I had to do a lot of different things that I'd never done before.
07:16Oh, yes, well, it was your wedding night, wasn't it?
07:18That's true.
07:19That's true.
07:23Now, has Stuart got any nicknames for you at all?
07:26Yes, Mouse.
07:27Mouse? Why does he call you Mouse?
07:29Because they eat half a pound of cheese a day.
07:31You eat half a pound of cheese a day?
07:34Good gracious.
07:35And he hasn't got you?
07:37Yeah, well, somebody shut his trap.
07:41Any ambitions at all?
07:43Yes, we'd like to be a TV presenter, so Bruce...
07:46Oh.
07:47Well, if somebody can't make it, just phone me.
07:52That's very fond, very kind of you, but, you know,
07:55what's on the board Mrs Fleming? I mean...
07:59Right, now over now to George.
08:01George Fleming, your father-in-law.
08:03Nice to meet you.
08:04Welcome, welcome, lovely.
08:05Now, what do you do?
08:06I'm a police sergeant at the Faith Constabulary.
08:08A police sergeant?
08:09Oh.
08:10Worm night.
08:12Oh, no, Scottish.
08:13Worm nift.
08:14Worm nift.
08:16Worm nift.
08:18That was something in your purses.
08:21You play the mouth organ?
08:23Oh, now and again.
08:24Oh, did you bring it with you?
08:25Not tonight.
08:26Oh, good, I hate it.
08:29Oh, I do, I hate the mouth, I really do hate it.
08:32If I want to play 36 holes, I have two rounds of golf.
08:38Any children at all?
08:39Two, Bruce.
08:40Yes, tell us about them.
08:41Well, we've got Fiona, my daughter, and Stuart, who's married to Debbie.
08:44Oh, yeah, of course, yes, yeah.
08:46Fiona, when she was, well, just before she was born,
08:50I wanted to be at the birth, of course.
08:51Of course, yes.
08:52And someone was told to let me know, give me the wire.
08:56Yes.
08:57I did, I ran all the way to the hospital, only to find out it was too late.
09:00Oh, you're too...
09:01She'd been born.
09:02Oh, she'd been born.
09:03However, the nurse brought the child along,
09:05all wrapped in a nice white shawl.
09:07Yeah.
09:08She said, I says, oh, that's lovely, you know, she's really looking good.
09:13Lovely daughter.
09:14So she says, I'll give you a better look.
09:16So she unwrapped the shawl, and she stood by in amazement,
09:19and we both realised this was the wrong baby.
09:21So she says, oh, Mr Fleming, she says, I'm sorry, it's got a teapot.
09:25I says, well, I've never heard it called that before.
09:29It's got a teapot?
09:31Well, I've never heard, have you ever heard that?
09:33I've never heard it called that before.
09:35If you think about it, it sticks out a mile.
09:38It really does.
09:39Anyway, George, thanks for telling us about that,
09:41and Debbie, over there, we've got a game coming up.
09:43All right?
09:49Before our first game, I'd just like to point out
09:51that our contestants have no idea what we have planned for them.
09:54You do not rehearse.
09:55This is your rehearsal.
09:57Here we go.
09:58Our first game is called That's Scat.
10:01So let's welcome that international singing duo
10:04Ford and Forsyth.
10:07APPLAUSE
10:11Here I go again
10:13I hear those trumpets blow again
10:15All aglow again
10:17Taking a chance on love
10:19Here I slide again
10:21About to take that ride again
10:23Starry-eyed again
10:25Taking a chance on love
10:28I thought the cards were in frame
10:30I thought I never would try
10:32But I'll take a game of man
10:34That ain't so hard as it sounds
10:36Things are messy now
10:38I feel great, but ready now
10:41Well, I'm happy every now
10:43Taking a chance on love
10:45Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
10:47Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
10:49Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
10:51Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
10:53Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
10:55Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
10:57Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
10:59Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
11:01Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
11:03Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
11:05Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
11:07Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
11:09Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
11:11Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
11:13Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
11:15Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
11:17Taking a chance
11:19Taking a chance
11:21Taking a chance on love
11:25Do-be-do-be-do-be-do-wa
11:27Yeah!
11:29Yes you are!
11:35What about that?
11:37Hey Theo!
11:39Thank you
11:41Thank you so much
11:43You came back from America only yesterday
11:45And for you to be with us to do that little bit of jazz
11:47Thank you, at such short notice
11:49It's a thrill, I think we ought to go on the road together
11:51Why not? We could do it
11:53Oh yes!
11:55Anyway, who better to judge this little game
11:57Than the queen of jazz in this country
11:59Cleo Lane
12:01Will you come back to do some marbles?
12:03Thank you Cleo
12:05There you are, that's all there is to it
12:07Come here
12:09Yes, come all of you together
12:11Come on, you're all in this up to here
12:13Together, come on, get this side
12:15Quickly, quickly, over the other side there, come in here
12:17Now, Rosie and I are going to start it off
12:19You see, then we'll go down the line
12:21We'll go down the line, and remember
12:23It's oobie-oobie-shoobie, oobie-oobie-oobie
12:25Just improvise, it's all improvisation
12:27No words, just oobie-doobie and shoobie-dabba-ooba
12:29Right, here we go
12:31Cue music!
12:35Things are mending now
12:37I see a rainbow blending now
12:39We'll have a happy ending now
12:41Taking a chance for love
12:43Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
12:45Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
12:47Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
12:49Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
12:51Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
12:53Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
12:55Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
12:57Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
12:59Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
13:01Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
13:03Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
13:05Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
13:07Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
13:09Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
13:13Oobie-doobie-doobie-dooba-ba
13:15Concerto in D minor
13:33Cause we're taking a chance
13:36Oh
13:57That you know Rosemary has never sung a scat song before I think she's done marvelous and I a special thank you to Rosie
14:06I
14:18See you having a bit of a laugh there. I thought they were all really they did have a go to wonderful
14:24Yeah, tell you tell how popular scatting is. Yeah
14:28We've always been a we've been a couple of scatterbrains
14:31But there we are well, it's you know, I thought Trish and Trish was pretty good. Yes, and Marcus wasn't bad either
14:38They they they did a bit of do being a doobie
14:42The shooby didn't come out too much. Not too many shoobies
14:47But it was quite impressive so I'll give Marcus seven. Yes and Trish eight
15:01The Scots are always very good at scatting
15:08Let's see Debbie, I'll give eight. Yeah, she went up as well. She did
15:12And got into the rhythm on it. Absolutely and George six George six. He wasn't quite as good
15:19Not quite. Yes. All right for a Scotsman
15:23Thank you for the marking that's over now. What have you been up to recently?
15:26Well, I've been as you know touring America and also plugging an album that was in the jazz charts in America
15:33I've been to the top ten and that was with Mel Torme. I've also been recording with two great jazz musicians George Shearing
15:42and Jerry Mulligan, oh
15:45So I'm still scatting. Oh, you are and you are a darling once again to do this so quickly for us. We all thank you
15:57Oh
16:03Well Trish and Marcus have 15 George and Debbie have 14
16:10Not again, but we've received many complaints that we haven't done the potter's wheel this year
16:20It is a bit different
16:21I promise you first of all feast your eyes on this
16:23These decorative pots can be hung on the wall in your garden and they're all made by the man from alamance ceramics
16:31Mr. Kevin Millward
16:41Pots are so useful for so many things now, what's the biggest one you've ever made?
16:47In weight 70 pounds
16:52That's about two feet across and two feet high and you do it in exactly the same way exactly the same way
16:57Yes, yeah a wheel. That's how Ronnie Corbett's that used to get inside
17:02You come if you will all of you come over here and get in nice and close so you can see exactly what's going on
17:08That's it. Get in there Trish. That's it. And in your own words Kevin away you go, right?
17:12First the most important thing is the foot pedal this controls the speed
17:17Further you press it down faster. The wheel goes water
17:22Throw the clay on
17:23First of all, we have to send to the clay that's to get the clay in the middle of the wheel
17:29thumb in the middle press in
17:33Open out
17:37We now bring the walls
17:40Oh
17:41into a cylinder
17:43Nice fat bump for the top fascinating fascinating. This part's called knuckling up. We lift the clay into a cylinder
17:52You want about eight inches in height here trim the base
17:57And put the shape into the pot now
18:00first of all
18:02The belly of the pot
18:06Just a little tuck in for the foot
18:09And then roll the top over to form the rim couple lines for decoration
18:16Lines on the top
18:19Most important. Yes sponge
18:22Take the water from inside
18:25Smooth the top stop the wheel now and finger inside
18:30This is to form the flat back
18:34And then finger up the back
18:37Yeah, thumb and finger press that makes a little hole for it to hang by
18:53Get in here Trish, okay and put on your
18:56Your coats so you won't get too splashed with it now to make it different this year
19:01Your pots are already halfway up we want to see how good you are at pulling up the pot to its full height
19:09The back needs to be finished with a hole in it so we can hang it on the wall
19:14All right, you're each gonna have 30 seconds
19:16So you three this side face that way sit down and face that way sit down face that way
19:21Because you're each gonna have it and you're gonna go first. All right Marcus
19:24So sit yourself down use plenty of water and don't forget
19:28It's the pulling up of the shaping of we want to see get your motor running you have 30 seconds
19:33Starting from now plenty of water and get your hand inside and see if you can pull it up
19:38Stop
19:48We've rediscovered the profit we'll
19:51Five years out of it
19:53Here we go. Plenty of water get it spinning. Okay, fine. Away you go. Try and pull it up. Try and pull it up
20:00Good good. Good. Very good. Yes
20:08Oh
20:10You're gonna sell for that you're gonna sell that very good actually
20:20Plenty of water. Okay, get some water on it and get you your motor running so that your 30 seconds starts now
20:26Away you go get the motor going good fine. Let's start to put it
20:38Okay
20:40There we go the plenty of water plenty of water, okay get plenty of water on put it up, okay
20:46That's it. Good. It's going. Okay. Yeah, put it up gently gently
21:00You can get a bit higher
21:07Oh
21:25Well now he did a lot of this
21:32Quite good the snow water inside is clean the water out. Yes. It has an assemblance of a pot
21:38Assemblance, I think we'll go for a five on that five on that one. Not too bad. All right, not too bad
21:46Got very well, she was gentle with it. She was really pulling in an asymmetrical form. Yeah
21:55Yeah, so what about I would have given this more marks, but she forgot to take the water out
21:59Yes, and she didn't shake the back. Yeah, so but you're still very good. So we'll give that one an eight. All right
22:07Indeed
22:09This is a bit of a shame. Yes. Yeah. Yes a little bit overworked
22:13Yes, it all came off in one love and then she got it back on here somehow. I mean
22:18Inside I don't know whether it's poured out or been sponged out
22:23What do you think I presume this is the back
22:30Proper one, but yeah, I think we'll go for a six on a six
22:38Like a Yorkshire pudding
22:42Yes, so what do we think pretty good I think we'll go for a seven on a seven on that well
22:48Oh
23:07Well Trish and Marcus have 28 George and Debbie have 27
23:19Generation-game telephone and thank you coming down from Scotland to be with us and being such a helpful couple
23:24Okay, and we'll see you in our grand final, which is coming up
23:30Right our 13th from Wiltshire and Hampshire their mother and son Jenny and Dean Boyce
23:36Oh
23:46Now you are Jenny Boyce, I don't what do you do? I'm a receptionist at the Salisbury Journal office
23:52Oh, what do you do? There was in tail. Well, I take the advertisements
23:56Oh first marriages and deaths. Yes, and we key them into the computer before they go to press
24:00Oh, you have you made any mistakes at all?
24:03What did you do the very first week I keyed it, oh no, what happens I put a death announcement under a birth announcement
24:11So they didn't know whether we were coming or going
24:15What a shame you're married to John who's a self-employed bricklayer John used to be a milkman. So tell us about that
24:21Well when we had our daughter Donna, yes, she had bright red hair bright red hair
24:26And lots of people used to comment on her being the Miltman's and I could quite truthfully say yes, she's the Miltman's
24:37She had a red top
24:41Dean Boyce any middle name at all? Yes, Victor Victor. Oh Dean Victor boys. Oh gosh. I've got a woman blazer
24:51Now what do you do then the Dean I'm a section supervisor for yellow pages
24:55Oh, I've read good. Oh, you know pages. Yeah, lovely. Are you married? I'm not. Oh, you know, have you got a girlfriend?
25:00Not at the moment. No go for it. What have you got? I've got a horse. Oh
25:05Is it a mare? It is. Oh, thank goodness for that
25:08How big is she? She's about 16 hands 16 hands. How high is that?
25:13Well hands are measured in inches four inches to a hand. Oh, I see from the palm of your hand
25:17Oh, I see it and it goes like that
25:25Yeah
25:40And how do you get off with the parachute
25:45Special talent is tucking ears in so they stay in and then pop out
25:55Sorry, okay, come on you see this is you know an educational program
26:09Here's another sugar
26:11Yeah, get over there go get it
26:20They're from Avon their uncle and niece Phil blight and Nicky Colborne
26:35You are Nicky Colborne, what do you do? I'm an administration officer at the job center
26:40Is that a rewarding job it? Well, it is
26:42It's a bit more of a rarity nowadays because you know, there's not so many not so many job
26:46When people do come back and it is, you know, say so I've got them a job then it is very it must feel good
26:51Yeah, it is. It's a very satisfying. Yes. Your boyfriend is Adrian and how did you meet him?
26:57Well, I was moving into my flat and his sister was moving above. Yes, and all of a sudden he came knocking at the door
27:03Oh, yeah
27:06Yes, and it's a I've run out of coffee
27:10Oh, you know coffee's got a lot to answer for that Adam he's been going on for years
27:19One of these days you're gonna give her a basin full
27:24Is Adrian here tonight he's in the audience. Oh is he? Whereabouts is he? He's over there. Oh, I see him at the
27:33The world has gone very red. Do you want to wave to him?
27:36Well, actually Bruce, I'd like to do a bit more than that. What's that sir?
27:42I'd like to propose
27:44I
28:00Get on one knee for you
28:02He's asked me every day for a year. I do really I thought I'd better give you so you're gonna surprise him
28:07He's asked you every day. Will you marry me?
28:14I
28:24I'm running a matrimonial age
28:28Uncle sorry uncle Phil blight what blight? Oh, yes. It is a bit. It's the studio lights
28:36What do you do? I'm an XTV driver Bruce
28:38Your other half is soo on holiday in roads with soo this year your bed had wheels on it. Yes
28:47We were in bed on the first night and up relaxing and
28:58We started the night in flat 503 and ended up in five before I
29:02Know this place actually when I went there I stayed there this wrote their slogan is if the earth doesn't move the bed will
29:12Anyway, thank you for telling about and once again, congratulations to Nicky and a
29:17View
29:27Our next game is called duvet or not do they that is the question
29:33So many people ask when buying bedclothes, please. Welcome down the pillows chief bed tester only Lord
29:47Do they originate well, it was in Austria
29:52Yeah, I see when they first came out. They were very expensive weren't they? They were very expensive
29:57Much easier. Yes, since the development of thermal polyester fibers. Yes. Now tell me how many people use them nowadays
30:04Well something like 70% of households
30:09Now come over you stay where you are now because you'll see better from where you are
30:14Okay, so first of all, there we are there's the cover
30:24Good
30:28See first of all, he gets it inside out
30:30That's it. Well done. That's it making sure the corners are in the corners of the cover
30:36That's the thing you've got to achieve if possible and once you've done that
31:00Oh
31:06There we are Dean
31:08Get here. There's your covers already
31:11Don't start until I tell you to now you've got about a minute to put your duvet cover on and when you hear this sound
31:18Wherever you're up to you get into bed
31:22With your heads this end very important your heads this end. Okay, you've got a minute starting from
31:30then
31:44This really is
32:00Oh goodness, what's going on?
32:30I
32:39Come back early and do some marking come on
32:48Well, he was finished before all the others and it looks pretty good to me, but what about your judgment
32:53It looks quite nice and warm in it, isn't it? Really? Yeah, he's got his corners in nicely. He's cornered
32:57He's got the cover on the right way. Yes, very well done. I think that we can give him eight
33:10Does it they wanted to the things wanted to call and there's not quite in but a very good effort
33:14But basically you lose all the toes in the middle of the night
33:20I think six for that six for that
33:28There we are, oh, yeah, there's a bit hanging out it's not bad. No, it's not bad. No, it's quite there
33:35The only thing she's got is she's got the cover on inside out. I'm sure we're going to give a seven
33:42This is a mess, I mean
33:45Didn't get anything at all. Did he anything in it? Oh, really? I mean, here's the opening
33:52Yeah, it's not really no he said he always sleeps like that
33:58So
34:22Jenny and Dean have 14 Phil and Nicky have 11
34:2714
34:34Country dancing we're going to play you some music from different countries. One of you will mind the dance
34:41Associated with that country and the other one will write down the country
34:44They think it is and for an extra point the name of the dance now choose who's gonna do the writing down
34:51There's gonna do the dancing, you know, you're the more physical you do the dancing. Yeah more physical you did
34:56Okay, you'll do which is going to my mind going to you're going to do that. Are you writing down writing down?
35:01Okay, get your lecterns and your performance areas
35:11So that you can so you can't hear anything could we have the first music please
35:27Oh
35:39Of course it was the tango and the tango started in
35:46Argentina so what we will get over there. We've got the rumba
35:49The rumba the rumba of what country no country no country at all we got the tango which is good
35:58But it didn't start in italy
36:02No, no
36:03It could have done but it didn't dear
36:05Thousands of miles away. So just one point for us. Okay, the next piece of music, please
36:19So
36:39We got we got an answer yes, we've got an answer of course it was the cossack dance
36:45From russia
36:47What have you got? We've got russia. You've got russia. And what about the dance? We haven't got a dance. We haven't got a dance
36:52we've got
36:53cossack
36:54K-o-z-z-a-k
36:57From russia actually in england. We call them the cobblers
37:01Because well, well you'll work it out yourself. But anyway, uh, we get two points here cossack dance russia. Well done indeed
37:10And the last piece of music, please
37:15So
37:34Good have you got an answer you have an answer, of course, it was the flamenco
37:40And the country was spain, what have you got over there? We've got flamenco from spain from spain
37:45Oh
38:08Here we are what's on the board miss ford well, jenny and dean have 19 phil and nicky have 14. Oh
38:15You didn't catch them up well done you two
38:19But you will be getting
38:21You will be getting a generation game telephone free tribute and oh, thank you. And congratulations once again
38:27Sorry, you didn't make it. So off you go over there and let's remind ourselves of who you'll be playing in our grand final
38:35Come over
38:38There we are sit yourself down
38:40Sit yourself down
38:43Anyway, it's a play. It's the story of a british folk hero, which I play myself
38:48The men will play wicked characters and the ladies have got an easy part because you're in love with me
38:54Okay, so let's have the vital toss up. So trish heads or tails heads
39:01It is
39:02Tails so you've lost the toss. Do you want to go first or second second, please second think about it
39:07Okay, you two go over there and get yourselves ready and put these two under a pile of leaves
39:12There's so many about these days in there. Anyway, we're ready now for robin hood. Take one
39:24Yes, i'm robin hood, but where listen to those birds and where is alana dale
39:31Joe brown for goodness
39:40Didn't play the guitar no, where's your loot? Where's your loot? It's in the boots in the boot
39:47Get on with the song get on with the song
39:52I'll sing you a tale of robin hood
39:55an outlaw strong and true
39:58He robbed the rich gave to the poor and he give it to marion to
40:07If soap was invented I'd wash your mouth out now get off and clean your act up
40:11God
40:13Anyway, I better do the roll call now tuck fryer. Yeah, good. John little here scarlet will
40:21scarlet will
40:23Oh for goodness sake, all right once a principal boy always a principal boy and we know you're in panto, okay
40:32Robin I hear the evil sheriff of nottingham is heading this way. Well, he doesn't scare me
40:36I've thwarted him before and i'll thwart him again, and that's our thwart for the day
40:42Here we go. Oh, yes, boo. Come on, boo
40:48That's it read your line read your line go on
40:53Don't boo yourself you
40:55Stupid dipstick, right? Here we go. Don't anybody move. I am the sheriff of nottingham and these are my deputies
41:01deputy
41:10We know you're in pantomime at sheffield for goodness sake now, that's it she sings as well, you see that's the finish up
41:15There's too much joy and celebration in the air. All right. All right
41:18All right
41:20What's the occasion well this day i'm to wed my beloved maid marion, that's what you think bring her in. Oh, he's good
41:30He's captured your bride, yes. Yes. I captured her in my stables all the horse manure
41:37the what
41:39All the horse manure for goodness sake. No all the horsemen
41:43knew her
41:45You
41:47Don't write the ellen adail dirty songs, do you?
41:49Okay, dear now fall at my feet. Okay kneel at my feet and the lines are under me flat there under me flat
41:58We'll get to that in a minute
42:01One earlier
42:11I've been locked up in the sheriff's dungeon. Yeah, so I did get around the back here. There's another one around the back. She's dangerous
42:18It's horrible. I beg your pardon
42:21For goodness sake come on this next one. Oh robin. I'm, so grateful. Yeah, I know I don't feel that here
42:28I'm a bit grateful myself
42:32Leave this one alone, okay
42:35There's nothing on this one, but watch the space
42:50You wait till clifford richard gets back from the crusades
42:54That's king richard, that's what I said, didn't I that's what I say
42:57There's only one way to settle this sheriff man to man with quarter staffs. I accept right except good
43:04That's fine with me. Take this good robin and may god be with you, right? Okay
43:11This stuff is usually I get so stroppy when it's floppy
43:15You're lying your lines on your staff here. Okay, you see you go around it. There's your line
43:20Okay, and i'll hold it you just go around go on go around stop stop this nonsense if I'd wanted her
43:30Hard brought one with me. Very good. That's not easy to do. That's right
43:37Okay
43:38Wait, no man should fight on an empty stomach bring in the roast boar. There we are
43:45Look at that fast food fast food
43:48Okay
43:57There's only one way to settle this my man against your man in a tug of war what a good idea
44:02I'm glad I thought of that. Okay over there to the rope. Okay, and uh, there we go
44:07Get everybody in here fine. Take up the strain take up the strain get in there. That's fine. Okay. Wait a minute. I
44:15I can't be pulling on my wedding day
44:17Oh
44:21Where's my standing standing
44:35We are me and you sunshine, yes
44:42Ready go on then pull go on jeff. Give it a real good tug
44:48Two minutes
45:07All right, the winners the winners come here my beauty come here now, then will you marry me
45:13Me
45:16Will you marry me? Yes. Well good you don't need you don't need a cue for that, do you?
45:23Blimey sing us a song jerry
45:26I'll sing you a song on your wedding night
45:29Now that marion's taken your name
45:31And on the morrow when you wake you'll say
45:38Good guy good guy
45:44When you wake you'll say good game
46:05We didn't mean you to go in as well
46:08I'm gonna dunk him
46:11Well, you certainly did but what are you doing at the moment? Well, i'm doing panto at christmas. Oh lovely cambridge. Yes. No white snow white
46:16Yes, but in one of the dwarfs
46:19I'm gonna tell you you're not one of the dwarfs. Anyway, a merry christmas
46:22Thank you very much for being a part of the show. Thank you. Jeff. Kate. Thank you
46:32Robin hood take two
46:37Good morning
46:39Good morrow. I am still robin hood. But where is my merry one man band?
46:45There you are. Now. Remember what? Okay, you're joe brown not joe blue, right? So i'm watching you away you go into the song
46:53Now robin was obsessed with his bow
46:57As sure as eggs his eggs
47:00a bow-shaped smile
47:02bow-shaped pistache
47:04He even had
47:07Bow
47:09I'll tell you something you'll get a bow-shaped boot up your bow-shaped backside
47:14Clean it up. Okay. I do the roll call. Are you here lads? Yeah, that's good enough. Where's will scarlet?
47:21There you are good. Come on. I hear the evil sheriff of nottingham is heading this way
47:26Well, he doesn't scare me i've clashed with him before and i'll clash with him again
47:30Especially if i'm wearing green he's wearing red
47:33Here we go
47:35Oh look at this
47:41This is not beauty and the beast
47:43Okay, what's that boo? No, you don't boo yourself
47:46Your lines there go on. Wait. No, look this is your camera. There's too much joy and celebration in the air
47:51What is this occasion this day? I am to wed my beloved marion. That's what you think
47:58Bring her in. I thought you forgot that
48:02Oh, he's captured your bride. Oh, I think i'm grateful
48:06I'm sorry
48:12I didn't mean that
48:14Yes, ever since I captured her she's been rotting in the dung iron
48:18In the where in the dung iron in the dungeon for goodness sake in the dungeon. Come here, dear
48:24Now kneel at my feet you see
48:26That's it. Good and and the lines under the flap here. Look under the flap. There's a line. Okay, go away
48:31Oh robin my beloved. There's another one out here
48:34All right, you go that way go that way
48:38There's another line here you see
48:41I've been locked in a cell and tortured. Yes, go on round the back dear get to the back. Come on. What a cheek
48:49Come on get out of here. What's this? They tied me to a chair and left me watching neighbors
48:57Next one 50 polyester
49:00Stuff and the last one's still blank, but it's open for offers
49:07You all right, right there you are robin robin scream his man. No, you don't scream
49:18Okay, did you see that mouth why god his men are hidden in the trees all around you
49:22That's all right
49:27You'll be sorry when wendy richard gets back from the crusades
49:32That's what I said cliff ridger
49:35There's only one way to settle this sheriff man to man with quarter staffs. I accept. Okay, you accept will scarlet bring on the staffs
49:43Um, sorry, robin. There's none left. What none left? Why there's a staff shortage. Oh
49:47Trouble
49:51Well, what else have you got, uh, just these bruno belter bruno belter good have we got a line
49:57Stick the line on there then. Okay, right now. Are you short-sighted or long-sighted?
50:06Oh, that's nonsense if I'd have wanted to court jess I've bought one with me. Oh physical weight
50:12you
50:13We shouldn't fight on an empty stomach bring on the roast boar the lines of the boar not on me that boar
50:34You and me against danish
50:36against danish
50:38That's where it comes from for goodness
50:41It's from denmark go on get rid of it. Okay. It's a tug of war your men against my men
50:46Okay, right go on off you go there bring my stand in. Where's my stand in bring my stand in?
50:58Jeff you haven't lost weight, have you?
51:00I'll tell you what to make it fair. You can have my stand in this time. All right
51:04All right, well, you can have my friend on your team. All right, your friend. We'll tell him to hurry up
51:08Okay, lads, you remember that christmas drink I promised you last year
51:13You're gonna get it now. Okay
51:15Now, here's your friend. We can't wait. Oh, come on. Here he is. Here you come
51:27Now then start up the tractor good right here we are. Okay boys when I say heave
51:37Ah
51:52We should have more current affairs programs on bbc the winners well done lads well done
51:59Okay, come here my love. Come here. Will you marry me? Yes, I will you see no hesitation
52:06And she'll be more grateful sing us a song
52:09Sing us a song. I'll sing you a song on your wedding day. Yes amongst the sherwood sights
52:17King richard and his knights will come
52:22Nice to see you
52:26All together now king richard and his knights will come nice to see you to see you
52:36Oh
52:48Well done
52:49Oh, you are good. That was a wonderful splash. I'll tell you that golden and joe
52:54Thank you so much for being with us. It really is lovely and uh, you do anything over over christmas at all
52:59No, i'm not in pentamon this year, but I hear roses in pentamon. Do you know?
53:03Yes, we all know roses in
53:07And thank you once again joe brown
53:21Okay, well you two sorry about this slimy conditions and you
53:25Actually, you did go in that mile. Will you come back? We've never had anything like this before
53:29Okay, we're now to judge this a very popular young lady
53:34with a lovely smile
53:36linda
53:48Good now, what did you think of them? I thought the first couple trish and marcus
53:51Well, trish had a bit of trouble with the flaps there, didn't she? She did. Well, yeah, well, I had the trouble
53:56I must say I was glad when you stopped screaming. It was really piercing
54:00But I thought um marcus was a really dominant sheriff. He was very good. Yes, very second couple
54:06Jenny and dean. Well, jenny, you had no hesitation with the marriage offer there. Did you straight in there? I think you're in there
54:19Um dean you had a bit of trouble with your lines there, but uh, you made up for it with a great dive at the end
54:25Great dive. It was very very close. I mean, I didn't know what to mark here
54:29But um, i've actually given jenny and dean 18 18. Yes, and trish and marcus 19
54:45Yeah, don't get please please
54:47Yeah now darling. I was just gonna say in the new year going on. What are you doing your panto?
54:52I'm doing my pants. Where are you going to be? I'm playing snow white at croydon. Oh, let me tell you gonna be in town
54:57Yes, I am. I have to be because i'm doing a gmtv program the new good morning program that starts next year
55:03And my slot's called the healthy hunks. Oh, really? Well, if you need me i'm available
55:09Okay, linda, we wish you a merry christmas and good luck with all the new things you're doing. Thank you
55:23So anyway, you will be getting a generation game answering machine telephone with a pocket colored television each
55:29And thank you once more for being such an important part of the show
55:33Okay, and I love the way you accepted the proposal and your dive was marvelous. Now you two get down there. Come on
55:44Take the doors away, please
55:46All right
55:46Lots of articles going to pass before your eyes have a real good look everything you see
55:51And you remember you will take home with you tonight your 40 seconds starts now
55:55On the conveyor belt tonight. We have a humidifier
55:59a power hose
56:00a case of champagne
56:02an old dictionary
56:04christmas table linen a lacquer chest
56:08a carved swan
56:10a postcard
56:11a copper kettle
56:13a video recorder
56:15a pair of cups and saucers
56:17Whoa
56:20A christmas book a vase and planter
56:23necklace and earrings
56:25a citrus press
56:27Two stylish perfume bottles a shell dish a period phone and six blue glasses
56:37Now keep thinking all the time keep thinking lovely thoughts
56:41Come and sit yourselves down. Okay. Now you're going to get another 40 seconds
56:45Okay, and everything you remember you'll take home with you tonight after the first 20 seconds
56:49You'll get the first when you hear a funny noise, you'll take over the last 20. Good luck again
56:54Your 40 seconds starts now
56:56humidifier
56:58Chainsaw good champagne
57:15Yes
57:38Didn't they do well
57:46Come on
57:49Come on come here
57:51Well, you did very very well and i'm glad you got the old dictionary because that's the latest notebook computer
57:57how about that and the postcard was
58:01Here we go a fabulous holiday for four to capri
58:15Thanks for being with us this week, we'll see you in two weeks time be there
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