Celebrity Puzzling Season 1 Episode 3

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00:00Hello, I'm Jeremy Vine, and this is the show where two celebrity teams face a series of head-scratching puzzles you can play along at home, too.

00:09Let's face it, probably with greater success and far less head-scratching.

00:12This is Celebrity Puzzling.

00:30Welcome to tonight's show. Without further ado, let's meet our two incredible team captains.

00:37She's a human calculator, but much more fun than that sounds.

00:40An icon of telly, the incredible Carol Vorderman.

00:45And facing off against Carol tonight, the genius behind the Madame Blanc mysteries, and a Man City fan, so no one's perfect.

00:54Sally Lindsay! There we go!

00:56And two semi-willing victims will tonight join our wonderful captains to show off what they hope is their real puzzling prowess.

01:05Joining our stalwart skipper, Sally, is a fantastic comedy performer who loves his cricket, hoping not to get stumped tonight.

01:12Miles Jupp, welcome.

01:13And your team captain, Carol, is my fellow face for radio, the wonderful Melvin Adu.

01:18So good to see you.

01:20Now, we need to get this out of the way first.

01:22This is your first time in the room with one of your heroines.

01:25Yes, I'm a bit nervous, to be honest with you.

01:27Oh, don't be nervous, but excited at the same time.

01:30As long as you're excited, that's all right.

01:31This is a big deal for me.

01:32Did you see, Carol, what happened when Melvin was on I'm a Celeb?

01:36Well, he slept with his head on my pillow.

01:40Yeah.

01:41For 3D.

01:42Describe that, Melvin.

01:43No comment. I don't want to get capsuled.

01:45But Carol is your, I think, one of your top people in the world.

01:49I'm a big fan of Carol Waldemann.

01:51Yeah.

01:51I don't know what I'm saying, your full name, because you're sitting right here.

01:54But, yeah, I've always been a big fan, so this is quite strange for me right now.

01:57I don't want to let you down, so we're here to win.

02:00You won't let me down, Melvin.

02:00I know, but I know that.

02:01You're very, very, very bright.

02:03Miles, now you're smart, and you've had such an amazing career.

02:06Wow.

02:06Comedy, and then I've got you boxed in my head as a comedian,

02:10and then I'm watching Napoleon, and you showed up in that.

02:13Yeah, I was an emperor, Francis II of Austrian Europe.

02:16It's probably the best part ever, isn't it?

02:17It was pretty exciting, yeah.

02:19I wasn't allowed to ride a horse.

02:21I was sent to a horse riding centre, and they said,

02:23we just want to see how much riding you can do.

02:25So I spent an hour on this horse, thinking, well, that's all right.

02:28It wasn't as hard as I thought it was going to be.

02:30And then I turn up the next day, and they said,

02:31yeah, we've got a stuntman in.

02:32You cannot ride.

02:35The stuntman, I'm surprised he didn't get the pass.

02:37He looked amazing.

02:39OK, so let's get our puzzle hats on.

02:41Our teams face a random selection of frequently frustrating puzzles

02:45in order to score as many points as possible,

02:48and that's important because you'll want a big lead

02:50going into our final round, which is Memory Bank,

02:52where everything can change.

02:54So, without further ado, your first puzzle tonight is Intervention.

03:01It's not a normal intervention,

03:02although there may still be some arguments and angry recrimination.

03:06In this round, I'll show you a classic Venn diagram.

03:08You just need to give me answers that fit into the overlap.

03:10I'll even give you one correct answer to kick you off.

03:13You just have to try to give me two more, one point for each.

03:16I'll give you an example first.

03:17Here, we are looking for the name of any Ed Sheeran album

03:21that is also a mathematical symbol.

03:24And if I give you an example, plus is both.

03:28Anyone else?

03:30Multiply?

03:31Yeah, absolutely, Melvin.

03:32Multiply.

03:33Go on, Miles.

03:34Come on, you know this.

03:35Minus.

03:36Minus!

03:37Yeah, subtract.

03:38That's fine.

03:39And there's equals as well and divide.

03:42Where would you go after those ones?

03:45Pi.

03:46Pi.

03:47An album called Pi.

03:48Brilliant.

03:48Square root.

03:49Cosine.

03:50So, Sally and Miles, here is your first intervention.

03:56We're looking for any of the hundred most common names

03:59given to baby girls born in England and Wales in 2023

04:02that are also the names of flowers or plants.

04:07Let me give you one of the answers first to help you on your way.

04:10Rose.

04:11OK.

04:12Over to you.

04:13Lily.

04:14Let's see if Lily's there.

04:16Yes.

04:16Yay.

04:17Awesome.

04:17Daisy.

04:20Daisy.

04:22Yes.

04:23And she could have had Ivy and Willie...

04:25Willow and...

04:25Sorry.

04:26And she could have...

04:27How generous of you, Jeremy.

04:31OK.

04:32Carol and Melvin, here's your first puzzle.

04:35OK.

04:35We're looking for any country that's hosted both the Summer

04:38and the Winter Olympic Games.

04:41I'll give you an example first.

04:43France.

04:44Over to you.

04:45Canada.

04:46Canada.

04:47Canada.

04:49Yes.

04:50Canada is there.

04:52Is it China?

04:53I want to say China.

04:54Italy.

04:55Italy.

04:56Yeah, you try.

04:56Italy.

04:58Is Italy there?

05:00Yeah.

05:01Very good.

05:02You could have also had China, Germany, Japan, Russia.

05:06Well done both.

05:08Sally and Miles, you ready?

05:10Yeah.

05:10Here we go.

05:11We're looking for any Oscar-winning actress who's been...

05:15Have you brought John Inman up?

05:17Who's been awarded a Damehood.

05:21Yeah, you're right.

05:22That is John Inman.

05:24That's so good.

05:24But that's why Sir Pantomime Dame.

05:26I can't remember him getting his Oscar.

05:27People with Damehoods who've also been Oscar-winning actresses.

05:33Okay.

05:34I'll give you an example.

05:35Elizabeth Taylor.

05:36Judi Dench.

05:38Judi Dench.

05:39Let's see.

05:40Yes.

05:43He was the MP for Labour.

05:45Oh, Glenda Jackson.

05:47Glenda Jackson.

05:50Oh, poor old Glenda.

05:53Shall I give you some names here, just in case you suddenly wreck in your brains?

05:57So, Olivia de Havilland, back in the day.

05:59Yes, Maggie Smith.

06:01Julie Andrews, Emma Thompson, Helen Mirren.

06:04There's a few there.

06:05Okay, Carol and Melvin, you can really assert your advantage here.

06:08Next up for you.

06:09Oh, dear.

06:10Here we go.

06:10We're looking for any traditional wedding anniversary gift material that is also a chemical element.

06:16I'll give you an example.

06:18Gold.

06:18Golden wedding.

06:19Silver.

06:20Silver.

06:22Yes.

06:24Copper, please.

06:26Copper.

06:28It's quite an unusual one.

06:29Yes, you're right.

06:31Do you know which the copper is, out of interest?

06:34It's the temp.

06:37You're very close.

06:38It's the ninth.

06:39Although, weirdly, in the US, it's the seventh.

06:42Oh, that'll be yours soon.

06:44Yeah.

06:44Oh, I know.

06:45OK, Sally and Miles, on your third puzzle, there are three points on offer, if you can

06:50give me three correct answers.

06:52So, we're looking for the names of any US states that feature a point of a compass.

06:57North Carolina.

06:58North Carolina.

07:00Well done.

07:01That's fair.

07:02West Virginia.

07:03West Virginia.

07:05Green.

07:06Yes.

07:07It must be a state that has south in the...

07:12One more.

07:13Is there a South Carolina?

07:15South Carolina, go for it.

07:17Yeah?

07:17South Carolina.

07:18South Carolina.

07:20It's a state.

07:21I was worried for you.

07:23So, I was thinking, wait, have you done North Carolina?

07:24We did work out in the end.

07:26Well done, guys.

07:27Carol and Melvin, three points on offer for this one.

07:30We got this.

07:31Here we jolly well go.

07:32Oh, heck.

07:32So, we're looking for any traditional British bingo call that is also the title of a UK top

07:3840 hit.

07:39Oh, my God.

07:39What?

07:43Legs 11.

07:45Legs 11.

07:46Let's see.

07:48Yes.

07:48Actually, you can have that.

07:50VZ top legs.

07:52Okay.

07:53Well done.

07:54Right.

07:54Okay.

07:55Right.

07:56You're honest.

07:56So, we've got fat ladies.

07:59Yeah, two fat ladies.

08:01Rubber duck.

08:02Oh, man.

08:04I couldn't believe.

08:04Suddenly, it's all gone.

08:06And numbers are your thing.

08:08So, we should just focus on the most popular calls.

08:12I played a bingo manager in a play, and I don't know any of them.

08:15Oh, you can't?

08:16I don't know.

08:16I think Sally helping you with the answers probably isn't part of the game.

08:20Can she help us, though?

08:21No.

08:22I don't know any, so I can't.

08:23She can't remember them anyway.

08:25What was the duck one you said?

08:27Rubber duck.

08:28Let's just, should we just do that?

08:29Yeah.

08:30Rubber duck.

08:31Rubber duck.

08:33What number is rubber duck?

08:35That's what I...

08:36I don't know.

08:36It was, like, 22.

08:38I don't...

08:3822 was two ducks or something.

08:41Oh, right.

08:41It looks like...

08:42Come on.

08:43Sorry.

08:44Let's have another.

08:45Literally, Legs 11 is the only one I know.

08:47Okay, so Kelly's Eye.

08:49Kelly's Eye.

08:53Is that number one?

08:54Can I run through some for you?

08:56Yeah, go on.

08:56Number 17, Dancing Queen.

08:59Didn't know that.

09:00No way.

09:01Number 85, Stayin' Alive.

09:04Stayin' Alive.

09:05Oh.

09:06Watch you both kick yourselves now.

09:0867, Stairway to Heaven.

09:13There we are.

09:13At the end of our first round, we can see the scores.

09:16You watch how competitive Carol gets now.

09:19Carol and Melvin are on five.

09:21Oh, not bad.

09:22Miles and Sally are on six.

09:26It's only one little answer.

09:30Yeah, we can put it behind us.

09:32So, we're ready for another puzzle, Sally?

09:34Yeah, yeah.

09:34Yes?

09:35Okay.

09:36In this round, we send one of our teams up to the letterbox

09:38for a chance to bag bonus points

09:40without the interference of their pesky rivals.

09:43Going first, it's Carol and Melvin.

09:45And the game you're both playing tonight is called Thirdle.

09:48So, I'll just show you on the screen how it looks.

09:54You're going to see three words,

09:55each with the third letter missing.

09:57You need to fill in those missing letters

09:59to spell a new word vertically.

10:02So, here we're looking at this.

10:03I guess, madly, fault, digit.

10:07Yes, because that's dug.

10:08That works.

10:09Dug, like the same way that Melvin has dug himself,

10:11a Carol Vorderman-sized super fan hole to fall into here.

10:15Okay.

10:15So, Carol and Melvin,

10:16let's head over to the letterbox to play Thirdle.

10:19Carol Vorderman's super fan hole.

10:23There's still some podcasts yet to be made.

10:28You're against the clock,

10:30so when you're ready to lock in your answer,

10:32hit the button.

10:32You'll score three points if you solve the puzzle.

10:35Carol, Melvin,

10:36here's your first Thirdle.

10:38Your time starts now.

10:39Oh, wow.

10:41Okay.

10:41What have we got?

10:43Do you think S-P-E-E-D, speed?

10:45Speed, yes, E.

10:46Yeah, happy for that.

10:47Jolly.

10:48We've got speed there.

10:50E-L.

10:51We're looking for a vertical word as well.

10:53What is that?

10:54Not long words.

10:55What's in there?

10:56What's that?

10:59Oh, Melvin?

11:01I don't know what else.

11:03Saga?

11:04What's that?

11:06Yeah, yeah.

11:07What on earth is that?

11:11Time up.

11:12Oh!

11:13Oh, no!

11:16You were on stream, you did a samba!

11:18Yeah, I know, I know.

11:19You won the Christmas special.

11:20My samba wasn't great.

11:22Oh, Carol.

11:23You were so quick on speed, you were fast on jolly,

11:26and then Samba defeated you.

11:27All right, Carol, Melvin, your second puzzle.

11:30You'll need to spell a new four-letter word vertically.

11:32Put the word Samba out of your mind.

11:34Here we go.

11:35All right.

11:37OK.

11:37OK, I think that's quirk.

11:39Yeah, quirk.

11:40So, what's the second one?

11:43Oh, leeks.

11:44Yep, straight in.

11:45Leeks.

11:45Leeks, Welsh word.

11:47Toddy, would that be?

11:48Toddy?

11:49Toddy.

11:50Toddy.

11:52Hot toddy.

11:54What on earth is that?

11:55Buxom.

11:55I know what that is.

11:56That's quirk, a thing in physics.

11:5915 seconds.

12:00Buxom.

12:01Well done.

12:02Look at her go.

12:03Look at her go.

12:04Oh, wow.

12:05Remember to hit the bottom.

12:06Remember to hit the bottom.

12:07Well done.

12:07I literally...

12:08I was right for you because I thought quirk leaves you in a complete dead end.

12:14Quirk is a particle in physics.

12:16It's a particle.

12:18Did you know that?

12:18I actually was going to say that.

12:19Yeah, you were going to say quirk.

12:21One of my favourite particles.

12:23That's that.

12:23It's quirk, buxom, leeks, Toddy.

12:25So, well done.

12:27Your final puzzle has five words to complete.

12:29You'll need to spell a new five-letter word vertically.

12:32All right.

12:32Doing well.

12:33Your time starts now.

12:34Okay.

12:35What have we got?

12:36Vapid.

12:37Vapid.

12:38Vapid.

12:39Vapid.

12:39Yeah.

12:40Frame.

12:41Yeah.

12:42Moist.

12:43Moist.

12:43Yeah.

12:44Eye.

12:44Where's that?

12:45Eye.

12:45Yeah.

12:46You were rapid with that.

12:47Pints.

12:48Is that pairs?

12:49Pints.

12:51Pairs.

12:52Paint.

12:52Pints.

12:53Yeah.

12:53N.

12:54N.

12:55N.

12:55Where's the N here?

12:55Over there.

12:57Pain.

12:58Utter.

12:59No.

13:01Paint.

13:02Yeah.

13:03Tea.

13:03Let's see.

13:06Well done.

13:07You were faster on five than you were on the three.

13:12That's brilliant.

13:14This is a funny word.

13:15We don't use that very often, do we?

13:16Vapid, yeah.

13:16Vapid.

13:16You use vapid often?

13:17I wouldn't have seen that.

13:18When I got the fastest time on Top Gear in the wet, Clarkson said it was only mildly moist.

13:25So it was...

13:26You can't forget that.

13:27You cannot forget that.

13:29No.

13:29And I suspect Melvin won't either.

13:32I won't forget this day.

13:34Well done.

13:35Please head back to your seats.

13:39How did you get on at home?

13:41Did you beat Quiz Royalty, Carol Vorderman, or were you doomed to failure?

13:45Oh!

13:47Very good.

13:50Time for the scores.

13:51Let's brace ourselves here, because I feel it's getting competitive in the studio.

13:56Carol and Melvin on 14.

13:57They played well in the last round.

13:59Miles and Sally on six.

14:03Well, you'll get your chance for some points at the letterbox after the break.

14:07We'll rest our grey matter for just a moment, and we'll see you in a minute.

14:10Can you complete the vertical word that solves this thirdle?

14:18Best of luck.

14:19Puzzlers, did you manage to complete the thirdle?

14:34If you did, great job.

14:41Welcome back to Celebrity Puzzling, where our team captains Sally Lindsay and Carol Vorderman

14:45are being helped, and in some cases hindered by Miles Jupp and Melvin Adub.

14:50Sally and Miles lagging a little bit.

14:52You now get your chance to bank some bonus points by taking your turn at the letterbox

14:56to play thirdle.

14:59Sally and Miles, when you're ready to lock in your answer, hit the button.

15:02Your time starts now.

15:05OK, so...

15:06Vegan Steel Rally would be...

15:08Er...

15:09Oh, straight there, with the old three words.

15:11Is that good?

15:12Is that gel?

15:13Is that a word?

15:15You've got it!

15:16I think that was up for the record.

15:18Good, Charles.

15:19Wow.

15:20Vegan Steel Rally.

15:21Well done.

15:21You were fast.

15:22You've got the points.

15:23I suddenly realised that I didn't know gel was a word.

15:24It's made me panic a bit.

15:25Yeah.

15:27OK, your second puzzle will have four words with their third letters missing,

15:31and you'll need to spell a new four-letter word vertically.

15:33Worth four points this time.

15:35Here we go.

15:37Ooh.

15:38Straight there, with muddy.

15:39Skate.

15:40It could be lines.

15:41Skate.

15:42Oh, gosh, what's this?

15:45Lines.

15:46Lines.

15:48Lines, Dan.

15:49No, that's not right, but that could be tapper.

15:52So, what's that?

15:52So, limes.

15:54Lamp.

15:54Damp.

15:55Here we go.

15:55Yeah, yeah, damp.

15:55Yeah, m.

15:56Oh, OK.

15:57Right.

15:57Hit the button.

15:58Yes, you've got it.

15:59Damp is the word.

16:01Taphouse is a bit...

16:01Good, sir.

16:02We've got a little echo of Samba earlier, which...

16:05I was just going to say.

16:06Well, sometimes you get word blindness when it's not a sort of British origin word.

16:10It's fine for me, because I eat a lot.

16:12OK, so, well done.

16:14It's going to get maybe a little bit harder.

16:16Your final puzzle has five words to solve.

16:18You'll need to spell a new five-letter word.

16:20It's worth a bump of five points.

16:22Are you ready?

16:22Yep.

16:23Your time starts now.

16:24Oh, that could be dunks.

16:27What's that?

16:28Opening one.

16:28It ends over there.

16:29Dunks.

16:30And then that could be party.

16:31Dunks.

16:32No, it can't be R.

16:34Let's do this.

16:35Kayak, Y.

16:36OK, and then I'm just going to go for futon there.

16:40Futon?

16:41Or am I wrong about that?

16:43Dopey.

16:44What sort of word is this coming?

16:46This doesn't know how it works, but let's stick it in at the moment.

16:47What are we...

16:48Dopey.

16:50Dunks.

16:50That's not a word, is it?

16:51Patty.

16:52Patty is a thing, isn't it?

16:53Dozy, patty.

16:55Patty is a word.

16:56No, we can't use tea.

17:00This is chatted into a nightmare, Jeremy.

17:02Well, futon looks good down there.

17:05Is it dokes or is it something else?

17:07It can't be.

17:08Oh, guys.

17:10So, I think we need to see.

17:12We have some ducks there.

17:13Ducks.

17:14That's a nice word.

17:15And it's a funny old word crypt, isn't it?

17:18But let's get the R just so we can see the solution.

17:22It's because I got the top line.

17:24If you get that one wrong, that's it.

17:25What's that?

17:25Yeah, that was me.

17:26That was me with dunks.

17:27No, it wasn't.

17:28It was me.

17:28I did it.

17:29Can I praise Miles for seeing futon immediately?

17:32I know my place.

17:33All right, so, there we are.

17:37Oh, never mind.

17:38Head back to your seats.

17:42How many points did we rack up at home?

17:44Well done, Sally and Miles.

17:45Your visit to the letterbox has scored you seven.

17:48Let's look at the points.

17:50Carol and Melvin, 14.

17:52Miles and Sally, 13.

17:55We're still plenty to play for.

17:56Our next round is inspired by the clashing worlds of puzzles and pop.

17:59It's Song Cipher.

18:03Now, I just, because, Melvin, you've got a great background in music, radio and pop and

18:08everything else.

18:08Yeah, everyone says that, but I feel like we get to see all the titles on our screens,

18:13so I don't ever have to think about it.

18:15You do the Live Lounge now?

18:16Live Lounge.

18:17Radio One.

18:17What's your favourite artist lately been?

18:20Probably Little Sims for me.

18:21Oh, Little Sims.

18:22She's a great rapper.

18:23Miles, where are you on Little Sims?

18:25Uh, yes, I like them.

18:26They're more transportable than the big ones.

18:30Yeah, no, I'm nowhere.

18:31You see, I'm worried for you, Miles, in this round because you've got a DJ and...

18:35Yeah, no, but he was just suggesting that presenting is little more than reading out loud, Jeremy.

18:39I don't know how you feel about that.

18:42I should have been up in arms.

18:47So, okay, time to find out who goes straight to number one and who'll be a bit more number

18:51two.

18:51So, I'll give you an example.

18:53In this case, the clue is Mark Ronson.

18:56The letters are concealed by a code of symbols, and I need the title of the song.

19:01And if you get it straight away, you bag three points.

19:03If you're struggling, I then reveal a letter in the cipher, which says that the X is an N,

19:09although the points on offer drop to two.

19:11If you still can't get it and a second cipher letter needs to be revealed, we do that.

19:15This is the infinity symbol.

19:17It's a T.

19:18Have you got it?

19:18I'm trying to sing it in my head.

19:20It's with Bruno Mars.

19:23Oh!

19:23Got the telephone, yeah.

19:24That's it.

19:24So, Sally and Miles, are you ready?

19:28The lights are on.

19:29Here we go.

19:30So, I'm giving you your first song cipher now.

19:33There it is.

19:35The clue, Spice Girls.

19:37So, it's one of their songs.

19:38There was Wannabe with one of their songs.

19:42It's not that.

19:43Spice will be live.

19:44Shall I give you a letter?

19:46Yes, please.

19:47OK, here we go.

19:48So, the first letter is G.

19:50Is there one that's double O?

19:54Good something.

19:55Give me another one.

19:56It's only worth one point now.

19:58Good.

20:00Song title, Spice Girls.

20:01I don't know it, but we'll have a guess.

20:05I'm not sure.

20:05They know it, yeah.

20:06Have a guess.

20:07Good boy.

20:08Good boy.

20:10Melvin, do you know?

20:11Good boy.

20:12Good boy.

20:13Phew!

20:14Yeah, that's the same song.

20:15She was pronouncing it now.

20:16She was pronouncing it.

20:17I've got West Midlands accent.

20:19Good boy.

20:21I was looking for Wannabe like you.

20:23That's the one I know.

20:24All right.

20:24Carol, Melvin, big moment here.

20:27Brain box and a DJ.

20:29Here we go.

20:29First song cipher.

20:30And the clue, Prince.

20:34Prince song.

20:37Kiss, you've got Dove's Cry, you've got 1999, which wouldn't be that.

20:45I can offer you a letter.

20:47Yes, can I have a letter, please?

20:48Yes, you can have a letter.

20:49Here we go.

20:50So, the purple hexagon is I.

20:55Sally has got this.

20:57You've got to be careful, Sally.

20:58Sally and Miles, actually.

20:59Be careful, Sally.

21:00Even I've got this, and I only know about cricket in the 90s.

21:02Really?

21:04Okay.

21:05I don't know.

21:05Give you another cipher letter here.

21:08E something.

21:09So, it's red.

21:10Two Ps in it.

21:12It's only worth one point now.

21:15Purple rain.

21:16Let's have a look.

21:17Oh, my God.

21:18Oh, my God.

21:18I've done that.

21:19No.

21:19That's not good enough.

21:21You'll enjoy the next line.

21:22It's going to get a bit harder now.

21:24Oh, my God.

21:25I'm not going to give you the artist.

21:26I'm just going to give you the decade.

21:28Sally and Miles, you're enjoying yourselves, I can tell.

21:31You go first.

21:32There it is.

21:33It's a 1970s song.

21:35Three points on offer.

21:37Something on glass.

21:39Well, something on...

21:41Debbie Harry.

21:43Debbie Harry.

21:43No.

21:44Walking on glass.

21:45That's Lennox.

21:46That's like the 90s, isn't it?

21:47No, no, no.

21:47On glass.

21:48Something on glass.

21:48Debbie.

21:50This is so hard.

21:51That's tough.

21:52I can give you a cipher.

21:54Yeah, give us one.

21:55Yeah, we'll take.

21:55Okay, let's reveal one.

21:57A.

21:58Sorry, I'm thinking that's glass.

21:59It's now worth two points.

22:00So, it's on glass.

22:01It would be something that you can do on glass.

22:03Walking, kneeling.

22:05Pleading.

22:07Pleading on glass.

22:08No, no, that's not an answer.

22:10It's the ing.

22:11It's something on.

22:13I can give you another letter.

22:15Yeah.

22:15Here we go.

22:17So, the other card.

22:18Oh, you knew that, though.

22:20That's not helped at all, Jeremy.

22:21So, the three last letters are ass.

22:26Time is running out.

22:29Time is running out.

22:29You think it's a Debbie Harry song?

22:31I think so, but I've got it.

22:32I don't know.

22:33Smoke on glass.

22:34Smoke on glass.

22:34It's got an A in it.

22:35It's got an A.

22:37Okay, take a guess.

22:38Black on glass.

22:40Black on glass.

22:41It's not that.

22:42No.

22:42Soon found out.

22:43It was a heart of glass.

22:45Heart of glass.

22:45It was Blondie.

22:47I just couldn't find it.

22:49Heart of glass.

22:50Okay, Carol and Melvin, are you ready now?

22:52Yes, please.

22:52You're sensing danger, I know.

22:54At least the 80s.

22:55Here we go.

22:56Let's see the cipher.

22:58And it is the 80s, Melvin.

23:00Okay.

23:00So, we've got a double letter right at the start.

23:04So, what are the two letters?

23:06Boogaloo.

23:07What's that middle word?

23:09At.

23:10No.

23:10Do you see what I mean?

23:13Something at.

23:14I'm going to give you a letter in a second.

23:16So, the black triangle is T.

23:19Uh, two.

23:20Two.

23:21T.

23:22So, that would be two, won't it?

23:23So, the star is an O.

23:25And there's T in the top one as well.

23:27Yeah.

23:28Let's bring on another cipher.

23:30Yes, please.

23:31So, the purple rugby ball is a D.

23:33It's a D.

23:34A D.

23:35So, odd.

23:36You got it.

23:37You know.

23:39Literally, I've never.

23:40Oh, you're drawing a blank, aren't you?

23:41I've no idea.

23:42Well, you know it is.

23:43No idea.

23:44Miles has got it.

23:45Even I've got it, and all I know about it is a cricket in the 90s.

23:49The clock is ticking on us.

23:51Anything you want to guess?

23:52You want to just take a stab at it?

23:54I can't think.

23:55Go on, Miles.

23:56It is, uh, it's Addicted to Love.

23:58Addicted to Love.

24:00Oh, yeah.

24:01By Robert Palmer.

24:02I've got Addition to Rose.

24:05Yeah, it's always maths, Carol, isn't it?

24:07It is.

24:09That's a good one.

24:10That's a great one.

24:11Toughest Still.

24:12No artist.

24:13Yeah.

24:13No artist or decade.

24:15Sally and Miles, there we go.

24:16It's a song.

24:18Save the first one was there.

24:20What if it's an L?

24:21One.

24:22One love for one something, one...

24:24Something love.

24:25One something love.

24:26If one of those words was love.

24:27If one of those words was love.

24:27One love...

24:29I'll have a letter, please.

24:31A letter, please.

24:32Not that one.

24:34One something love.

24:36Another good.

24:36Reveal another one.

24:37Something love.

24:38Oh, yeah.

24:39The sideways frown is a D.

24:43Isn't that funny?

24:44I see that as a sideways frown.

24:45Old.

24:46Old.

24:48It's brutal, this.

24:51Oh, dear.

24:51Uh...

24:52No.

24:53I can't get it.

24:54Okay.

24:56Well, let's see.

24:56Old Town Road.

24:57Old Town Road.

24:58By Lil Nas.

24:59Yeah, Lil Nas X.

25:00Old Town Road.

25:02Yeah?

25:02Can you sing that one for us?

25:03I know.

25:04Old Town Road.

25:05Right.

25:06It's a guy who raps over, like, country and westerns.

25:08Well, there you go.

25:09I know that.

25:09Exactly.

25:10Okay.

25:11Carol and Melvin.

25:12Here we go.

25:12This is your one now.

25:13Okay.

25:14Oh, my goodness.

25:14So, three points if you get this.

25:16Just take it easy.

25:17Take it steady.

25:19What can the two words at the end be?

25:22Yeah.

25:23Of me.

25:25It might be.

25:26No, that's good.

25:27Yeah.

25:27Of me.

25:29I feel like...

25:30Shall I give you a letter?

25:32Yeah.

25:33Should we take a letter?

25:33Oh, no.

25:34Do you want to wait?

25:34Is that top one...

25:35Let me give you a letter now.

25:36Do something.

25:36So, reveal a cipher.

25:38Us.

25:39You, something, others.

25:41Or up.

25:42Us.

25:43Or up.

25:44You.

25:45You.

25:45You lift me up?

25:46We've got it.

25:47Is that right?

25:48Yeah, but it's four letters.

25:50Yes.

25:50You've got it.

25:51You raise me up.

25:53Yes.

25:55Yes.

25:57I'm doing it.

25:58I'm doing it.

25:58I did.

25:58That's so good.

26:00Oh, Sally, you're so cross.

26:02Because you knew that one.

26:03You had it, didn't you, Sally?

26:04Sally's face.

26:05I'm not clapping.

26:05Sally was singing it.

26:06I think we make a very good team, don't you?

26:09Yeah, wonderful team.

26:09I'm very happy.

26:10There's something about you two.

26:11There's a set of certain...

26:13Chemistry.

26:13Energy's on this.

26:14Yeah.

26:15It's a bit harder than pressing play on a console and then throwing to Newsbeat.

26:19Melvin, isn't it?

26:20Yeah, this is much better.

26:21Let's see the scores now.

26:26Carol and Melvin on 17.

26:27No.

26:28Miles and Sally on 17.

26:32Time for our celebs to pick the bones out of their puzzling performance so far.

26:35We'll have a quick break.

26:36We'll see you soon.

26:40Have a go at this Pathwords puzzle.

26:43Swap the letters in just one column to reveal the answers.

26:46Choose wisely.

26:47Did you manage to solve this Pathwords puzzle?

27:03If you got it right.

27:04Well done.

27:05Welcome back to Celebrity Puzzling.

27:10I'm Jeremy Vine.

27:11I make absolutely no apology for that.

27:13Join us at Crunch Time as team captains Sally and Carol look to secure victory with their puzzled pals, Miles and Melvin.

27:21This has been quite a contest.

27:22It's gone both ways.

27:24I wouldn't know who to bet on at this stage.

27:26Carol and Melvin are in the lead.

27:29Sally and Miles need to catch up with our next round, which is Shapeshifters.

27:32So things are getting a bit shifty here, everyone.

27:38Let me show you an example.

27:39In this one, you'll be looking for buildings taller than Big Ben.

27:42So you'll see the grid of answers, a question and a geometric shape.

27:47You've got to give me correct answers that fit exactly inside the shape.

27:50So here would be two squares next to each other.

27:53And remember our famous catchphrase, you cannot rotate the shapes.

27:57I have a question.

27:58Yes.

27:58Can we rotate the shapes?

27:59You cannot rotate the shapes.

28:05This is just our example.

28:06So obviously they have to be two adjacent to each other.

28:09So it's the Statue of Liberty and the Shard.

28:12What do you think, Carol and Melvin?

28:14Mount Fuji and the Statue of Liberty, please.

28:16Okay, now I'll show you the right answer here.

28:18It could be twice.

28:20It's London Eye and the Blackpool Tower.

28:22You're right, the Shard is.

28:23The Statue of Liberty isn't.

28:24Oh, right.

28:25Fuji obviously is.

28:26Big Ben is 96 metres tall.

28:28That's 150 Melvin O'Dooms.

28:32Sally and Miles, you're up first.

28:33Here's your puzzle for two points.

28:36So, animals mentioned in the Gruffalo.

28:40And look at the shape.

28:41Well, you've definitely...

28:43There's a mouse in there, obviously, Gruffalo.

28:44There is the fox.

28:45I think there's an owl and a fox and a mouse.

28:47So, I think the only one...

28:48On the basis of...

28:48I don't think we can rotate the shapes, if I can remember correctly.

28:51I think it's owl and fox.

28:53There is a beaver.

28:54Is there?

28:55Mm.

28:56Gruffalo.

28:57I'm going back years now.

28:58How many children have you got, Miles?

29:00I've got five children.

29:01I've got five.

29:01Just the five.

29:03Haven't you?

29:03Just the five.

29:04Just the five.

29:04That's why I'm pretty sure it's owl and fox.

29:06Yeah, go for it.

29:06Yeah, you know.

29:07Owl and fox.

29:08You're nearer them.

29:08Okay.

29:09Let's have a look here at the right answer.

29:11Owl and fox!

29:12Oh, no.

29:14Brilliant.

29:14So, Carol and Melvin, here's your first shapeshifters puzzle.

29:18And don't rotate the shape.

29:20Don't rotate the shape, Carol.

29:22That's right.

29:23TV police officers.

29:24Oh.

29:25And it's one next to the other, please.

29:27Perry Mason.

29:28Was he a private detective?

29:29So, that doesn't count, you're saying?

29:30I don't know.

29:32But Jane Tennyson obviously was.

29:33Yes.

29:34Jack Regan.

29:36Who's Jack Regan?

29:37I've never heard of Jack Regan before.

29:39It wasn't Father Ted Crilly.

29:41Charles Carson sounds real.

29:43I'd go Jack Regan and Jane Tennyson.

29:47You see, Perry Mason, I've just got...

29:49But I feel like if you're a detective, you still work for the police.

29:51No, that doesn't count.

29:52I don't know.

29:53I'll go with you, Melvin.

29:54No, no, no, don't...

29:55No, you're the boss.

29:56No, you're the boss.

29:56Hello.

29:57It's equal rights in our relationship.

30:00So, I'm happy to go Jack Regan and Jane Tennyson.

30:04I'm happy to do that.

30:05You are?

30:06Yeah.

30:06Okay.

30:07So, we're going Jack Regan and Jane, please.

30:10Okay.

30:11Jack Regan, Jane Tennyson.

30:12Is it right?

30:14Yes!

30:16That's right!

30:16Well, you two will know where Jack Regan's from, yeah?

30:19What's that from?

30:20I don't, actually.

30:21He's the character John Thor plays in The Sweeney.

30:23Jane Tennyson, obviously, prime suspect.

30:26Perry Mason is a lawyer.

30:28Frank Burnside, is he in the bill?

30:29Yes, he is in the bill.

30:31Christopher Ellison plays Frank Burnside.

30:34Ted Hastings is AC12.

30:36Adrian Dunbar.

30:37Yeah, he's in the bill, guys.

30:38Line of Duty.

30:39Well done, well done.

30:40This is good.

30:40Very good.

30:40So, Sally and Miles, now your second puzzle.

30:43The shape has increased.

30:44So, let's have a look at this one.

30:46Neighbours cast who've had a UK number one single.

30:48Oh, well, Natalie Imbruglia probably has, hasn't she?

30:52But Mark Little didn't, because he's a stand-up,

30:53and Stefan Dennis, I don't think, did.

30:55He did release a single, Stefan Dennis.

30:57Oh, did he?

30:57Oh, yeah, but I don't think it was number one.

30:58But I think it's probably more likely Holly Valance.

31:00Holly Valance was in Neighbours.

31:01Jason's in Neighbours, and Kylo's in Neighbours.

31:03Holly Valance, Jason Donovan and Kylie Moog.

31:06That's your answer.

31:07Let's see if it's right.

31:08Yes!

31:13Carol and Melvin, are you ready?

31:15Here we go.

31:15This is you.

31:16It gets harder.

31:17Look at the shapes here on the right.

31:19National flags with stars, please.

31:20Stars.

31:21China definitely has stars in it.

31:23USA does.

31:25France doesn't.

31:26So, that is out.

31:27France knocks that top line out.

31:30So, come down.

31:31Turkish flag's got...

31:32I think it does have a flag.

31:34Does it have a...

31:34No, does it...

31:35It's got, like, the moon sign,

31:37and I think it might have a little...

31:38...star there.

31:38Greece is blue and white.

31:40Does it have stars in it as well?

31:42I think it's Turkey, USA, Vietnam.

31:44But Greece definitely has stars in it.

31:47So, then it's USA, Turkey, Greece.

31:48Let's go with that.

31:49So, we're going to go USA, Turkey, Greece, please.

31:53Let's have a look.

31:55No!

31:55Vietnam, I've got a little bit of a thing about flags.

31:59Go on.

32:00Vietnam has one massive star on it.

32:02Yeah.

32:02You're often confused with China.

32:04You're right.

32:04Greece, I think it's a cross in the top left.

32:07I am so sorry.

32:08It's not a star.

32:08It's lines and a cross, Greece.

32:10You were right.

32:11Good about it.

32:11China, Morocco, New Zealand also have stars.

32:13The others don't.

32:14What about that?

32:15I think there might be trouble in paradise.

32:17No, no, no, no, no.

32:19Sorry, Mel.

32:20You know what?

32:21The best thing is when we make up.

32:22Mel.

32:23Is that your first round?

32:26Break up to make up.

32:27All the anger's worth it.

32:31You need some bingo time together.

32:32Probably go to a flag museum.

32:35Sally and Miles, here's your next one.

32:38Let's see this.

32:39Oh, the Von Trapp children in the sound of music.

32:44I think there's a Liesel and I think there's a Kurt.

32:47And I'm only thinking...

32:48And is Kurt not the Nazi postman?

32:50Oh, Kurt's a Nazi postman.

32:52Is he?

32:52I may be wrong about that.

32:53Fritz.

32:53Do you know what?

32:54I'm going to go with you on this.

32:54No, we're going to do that again.

32:56We're going to do what they did.

32:57Gretel, Liesel.

32:57And we're not even going out together.

33:01Unless you want to make up a four at the flag museum.

33:04Gretel and Liesel.

33:06It's either Fritz, Rolf or Gretel or Kurt.

33:09Gretel, Liesel.

33:10If it is Liesel, that's the only position she could be in.

33:12We can only be in, isn't it?

33:13So, should we go Kurt, Gretel, Liesel?

33:15Go on then.

33:16I think we should.

33:17Kurt, Gretel, Liesel, please.

33:18Kurt, Gretel, Liesel.

33:19Yes, she's right.

33:20Once you've got your Liesel, then you can't go anywhere else, can you?

33:22Let's have a look.

33:23Is it right?

33:25Yes!

33:25Well done, Sally.

33:27Well done, Miles.

33:29Calm down, Sal.

33:30The other children in there were Brigitte and Friedrich,

33:34but they didn't fit the shape.

33:35Carol and Melvin's turn for three points.

33:38Right.

33:38You're into this now.

33:39Types of shark.

33:41It's a tiger shark.

33:42Types of shark.

33:43There is an anvil.

33:45Is there a bull shark?

33:46I don't know.

33:46It's got an anvil head.

33:48Anvil shark, but wizard shark I've never heard of before.

33:51Okay.

33:52This isn't easy, is it?

33:53No.

33:54Assassin.

33:55There's definitely a tiger shark, right?

33:57We know that.

33:58What sharks are you most confident with?

33:59Okay, so bull shark, tiger shark, hooper shark, or tiger shark, anvil head, wizard.

34:05And I would go hooper, tiger, bull.

34:08Yeah.

34:09Hooper, tiger, bull, please.

34:11Hooper, tiger, bull.

34:12Yeah.

34:13Let's see if that's right.

34:16Oh.

34:16Someone cleverly has got Jaws characters.

34:20Oh, you worked this out.

34:21So, Miles, help us out here.

34:23Which of the Jaws...

34:23Brodie Hooper from Jaws.

34:26Yeah, Brodie.

34:26Amity is the beach.

34:28Yeah.

34:28Quint.

34:28And Quint.

34:29Quint.

34:29It's Robert Shaw.

34:30So, Hooper is there.

34:31He's Richard Dreyfuss.

34:32That's Richard, yeah.

34:33So, that's the made-up name.

34:34Let's see the right answer.

34:37Nurse Greenland Whale.

34:37Never have got that.

34:39Still, you can add an aquarium to one of the lists of places.

34:41Yeah, exactly.

34:42You'll go together.

34:44At the end of the round.

34:45Let's see how many points.

34:46I can really sense the temperature rising.

34:49Carol and Melvin have started to slow down.

34:51They're on 19.

34:52Miles and Sally.

34:5320.

34:54Yes.

34:56Yes.

34:56You squealed as if you didn't believe.

35:00I didn't believe.

35:00What was happening?

35:01So, are you beating our celebrities so far at home?

35:03And are you enjoying it?

35:04Probably.

35:06There is still plenty to play for ahead of our final decisive round,

35:10Memory Bank.

35:10So, it's time for one last trip to the letterbox to play

35:13Fenundrum.

35:18So, let us just see how it works.

35:21Emphasis on the fun here.

35:22You're going to see three anagrams, each a letter longer than the one before.

35:25You must rearrange the tiles to solve the five-letter anagram

35:28before moving on to the six-letter anagram and so on.

35:31What's the top word?

35:32Anyone got that?

35:33Clips.

35:34Good.

35:34Yes.

35:35The second one.

35:36Let's see.

35:37Turnip.

35:38And then...

35:39Whiplash.

35:39No.

35:40Whiplash is tempting, but there's no L.

35:41Whisper.

35:42Whisper.

35:43So, you're against the clock.

35:44And remember, two points per word.

35:46Solve all three anagrams faster than your opponents.

35:49You get two bonus points.

35:51Carol and Melvin, you're my favourites.

35:54You're turning into Brucey.

35:59OK, join me to face your Fenundrum.

36:04As soon as you solve the third anagram, hit the button to stop the clock.

36:07Carol and Melvin, your time starts now.

36:09Mumps.

36:10Mumps.

36:14Yep.

36:16OK.

36:16Yes, gone green.

36:17Well done, mumps.

36:18Thicker.

36:18Carol's brain is smoking.

36:22You are cooking.

36:23Figure, figure.

36:24Well done, Melvin.

36:25Yes, well done.

36:26Avocado.

36:27Av-o...

36:28Av-o...

36:29Av-o...

36:30Av-o...

36:31Avocado.

36:33Avocado!

36:34Oh!

36:35All three.

36:37Well done.

36:38Well done.

36:39Well done, Melvin.

36:40Well done, Melvin.

36:41Well done, Melvin.

36:42Well done, Melvin.

36:43Well done, Melvin.

36:44You decided to play on your own there.

36:47Telepathically there.

36:48Avocado can stump...

36:50Avocado's got a ridiculous number of vowels in, hasn't it?

36:52Yeah, and in the go, it's av-o-cado.

36:54No, it's av-a-ca...

36:55Yeah, yeah.

36:56I saw that moment.

36:57Well done, Carol and Melvin.

36:59Look at this.

37:00We're a good team, aren't we?

37:01You're having the best day of your life, basically.

37:02Wonderful.

37:03Can we do this every day?

37:04Yeah, sure, yeah.

37:05We're going to try and spin the show out for you.

37:06So, we've got six points.

37:08Before Sally and Miles face the fenundrum,

37:10it is time for our final short break

37:12as we approach the end of another episode.

37:14It's almost time for the celebrations,

37:15the angry finger-pointing,

37:17and the assigning of blame to begin.

37:19So don't miss it.

37:24If you want to keep puzzling,

37:25see if you can rearrange the middle three letters

37:26to solve this fenundrum.

37:29Get puzzling.

37:43Did you successfully solve this fenundrum?

37:47If you did, well done.

37:52Welcome back to Celebrity Puzzling,

37:54where we are about to find out

37:55which of Carol and Melvin or Sally and Miles

37:58are going to conquer Mount Cleverest

38:00and be crowned in our winners.

38:02Very good.

38:03Thank you so much.

38:04Sally and Miles,

38:05it's your turn now to face the fenundrum.

38:08So you'll have three new anagrams to solve.

38:10Remember, you must solve them in order

38:12and faster than Carol and Melvin

38:14to earn the crucial bonus points.

38:16Let's head on over to the letterbox.

38:18Remember, hit the buzzer when all three words have gone green.

38:22Good luck.

38:23Your time starts now.

38:25Oh, my goodness me.

38:27Theme.

38:29T-H-E-M.

38:30Theme, I like it.

38:31Got to be right.

38:32Flawed, this one is.

38:33Gone green.

38:34Well done.

38:35First word.

38:36Flawed.

38:38Letters.

38:40Where's it gone?

38:41Oh, okay.

38:42Flawed.

38:43Word number two.

38:44Well done.

38:45Chow, chow.

38:46I'm going to straighten those up for you.

38:47Time's running low.

38:48Two ends.

38:49Um.

38:50Let's just throw some words around.

38:51Channel.

38:52Oh.

38:53Oof.

38:54Okay, well, yes.

38:55It's gone green.

38:56Well done.

38:57Hit the buzzer.

38:58Well done.

38:59You've done it.

39:00Well done.

39:01You've done it.

39:02Well done.

39:03Well done.

39:04Shit.

39:05Well done.

39:06Shit.

39:07Well done.

39:08Well done.

39:09Shit.

39:10Flawed and channel number five.

39:15Oh, no.

39:16How's that, Sally?

39:17Very good.

39:18Oh, gosh.

39:19Minimum of six points here.

39:20I don't know where that one came from.

39:21I looked at that one for ages.

39:22No word formed in my head.

39:23Then it came.

39:24Okay.

39:25Great effort.

39:26Head back to your seats.

39:31So, Sally and Miles, let's see what that's done to the scores.

39:34Carol and Melvin solved theirs faster, so they get the two bonus points.

39:39Yay.

39:40From the last letterbox round.

39:41So, let's have a look now.

39:42Carol and Melvin, are you in the lead with your 27?

39:46Woo!

39:47Miles and Sally have 26.

39:49Yay!

39:50What a contest.

39:51Sparks are flying.

39:52And not just between Carol and Melvin.

39:53Yay!

39:54We don't want to spoil your first evening together.

39:56Right.

39:57The taxis are idling outside the studio.

39:58There is time now for the final round, which is, of course, Memory Bank.

40:03So, you've got a bit of catching up to do, Sally and Miles, but you can definitely do it in this round.

40:11This one is for all four of you to play.

40:12Yeah.

40:13I'm going to show you 12 numbers.

40:14Underneath those numbers are 12 words.

40:15Try your best to memorize those words and their positions before they're covered up again by the numbers.

40:18I'll then ask questions against the clock.

40:19You must buzz in and give me the number concealing the correct answer.

40:24If an answer has more than one word, you must say all the corresponding numbers in the correct order.

40:29You'll score a point per word.

40:30So, if you're all ready, I'm not going to distract you.

40:323, 2, 1, reveal the Memory Bank words.

40:35Yellow.

40:36Storm.

40:37The yellow.

40:38The yellow.

40:39The yellow.

40:40The yellow.

40:41The yellow.

40:42The yellow.

40:43The yellow.

40:44The yellow.

40:45The yellow.

40:46The yellow.

40:47The yellow.

40:48The yellow.

40:49The yellow.

40:50The yellow.

40:51The yellow.

40:52The yellow.

40:53The yellow.

40:54The yellow.

40:55The yellow.

40:56The yellow.

40:57The yellow.

40:58The yellow.

40:59The yellow.

41:00The yellow.

41:01The yellow.

41:02The yellow.

41:03The yellow.

41:04The yellow.

41:05The yellow.

41:06The yellow.

41:07The yellow.

41:08The yellow.

41:09The yellow.

41:10The yellow.

41:11The yellow.

41:12The yellow.

41:13The yellow.

41:14The yellow.

41:15The yellow.

41:16The yellow.

41:17The yellow.

41:18The yellow.

41:19The yellow.

41:20The yellow.

41:21The yellow.

41:22The yellow.

41:23Richard of York gave battle in vain. What does the word York represent?

41:28Carol?

41:29One.

41:30Yellow.

41:31Correct.

41:32Which actress won Academy Awards for Miles?

41:35Eleanor, mate.

41:36Emma Stone.

41:38Very good.

41:40The rounded part of the foot between the toes and instep has what name?

41:44Sally?

41:45Nine.

41:46Brick.

41:47It's not the brick, it's the ball.

41:49A U-boat is what kind of military transport?

41:52Carol?

41:53Six.

41:53Submarine.

41:55Correct.

41:56In 1973, Elton John released an album entitled Goodbye What?

42:02Miles?

42:02One, seven, six.

42:04Yellow.

42:05Road.

42:06Submarine.

42:10Kind of, yeah.

42:11You sounded so excited.

42:12In a whistle, what is the name of the ball which creates the sound by vibrating?

42:17Miles?

42:18Five.

42:18Pee.

42:19Correct.

42:20The word tempest can refer to what type of extreme weather?

42:24Miles?

42:25Three.

42:26Coriolanus.

42:28Great paper.

42:29Who played the role of Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter films?

42:32Carol?

42:34Eleven.

42:35Four.

42:35Emma Watson.

42:37Correct.

42:38Correct.

42:38Well done, Carol.

42:39Which Shakespearean tragedy, Miles?

42:42Coriolanus.

42:42Three.

42:43Coriolanus.

42:44Yes.

42:45We're waiting for that.

42:46Correct.

42:47In 1872, what became the first national park in the USA?

42:52Carol?

42:54One.

42:57Eight.

42:58Yellow.

42:59Stone.

43:00Well done, mate.

43:01Correct.

43:02In rhythmic gymnastics, the apparatus used are the hoop, ribbon, clubs, rope, and what else?

43:09Carol?

43:11Twelve.

43:12Four.

43:14Correct.

43:14Which 1968 animated film features the music of the Beatles?

43:19Carol?

43:21One.

43:22Six.

43:22Yellow.

43:24Submarine.

43:26Yeah!

43:31I didn't answer any.

43:33You were there with the buzzer.

43:35I could see.

43:35Melvin's spirit.

43:37Yeah, oh, for sure.

43:38I love that you were waiting for Coriolanus.

43:42Well, this is the big moment now.

43:44The final scores.

43:46This is so exciting.

43:47Carol and Melvin on 36.

43:49What about Miles and Sally?

43:51Oh, well done, Bobo!

43:54Well done.

43:55Oh!

43:57But also, what a privilege for us to be present at the birth of this.

44:01Well, indeed, at the start.

44:03Now I'm going to buy a hat, love.

44:04Oh, my word.

44:05Yeah, yeah, yeah.

44:06A doom and Vorderman.

44:08Well, listen, Sally, you've captained it marvellously into defeat.

44:11Not to worry.

44:12He's brilliant.

44:12Oh, you're terrific.

44:13Superb.

44:14Thanks, mate.

44:14And, Melvin, how was this for you?

44:16This is the best day ever.

44:19It's wonderful.

44:20Great stuff.

44:22Well, we loved it.

44:22We loved having you, Melvin, Miles.

44:24Thank you so much for coming in.

44:26Join us next time on Celebrity Buzzling,

44:27when Carol and Sally will pair up with two more famous

44:29and increasingly bemused faces,

44:32as together they tackle some extremely confusing conundrums.

44:35Thank you so much for watching.

44:37I've been Jeremy Vine,

44:38and as the Spice Girls famously put it,

44:40goodbye.

44:40Goodbye.

44:41Goodbye.

44:42Goodbye.

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