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00:00Hello, I'm Jeremy Vine. Welcome to the most perplexing, puzzle-filled hour on Primetime

00:05Telly. Our celebs are here, our questions are set. It's time for Celebrity Puzzling.

00:10Hello, and as ever, I'm joined by our regular team captains tonight. Let's hope they are

00:30more Captain Cook than Captain Pugwash. First up, she's broadcasting royalty and so good

00:35at maths, she literally wrote the textbooks. It is Carol Vorderman.

00:40Here she is. Facing her is one of this nation's most loved actors, producers and writers.

00:46She's the jewel in our crown. It's Sally Lindsay. Oh, stop it.

00:52So, joining our captains are two celebrities who right about now are wondering what on earth

00:57they've signed up for. On Carol's team tonight is a woman who once joined her on I'm a Celeb

01:02to eat camel's nipples. Sounds awful. I hope it didn't give them the consonant, consonant,

01:07vowel, consonant, consonant. It's Scarlet Moffat. And then on Sally's team, we have a comedian

01:14and actor with a black belt in Taekwondo. Yes, he's a real triple threat, by which I mean

01:19he'll threaten you three times before giving you a roundhouse kick to the temple. It's Stephen

01:23Bailey. Right. So much to get through here. Scarlet, you know Carol really well. Yeah, Carol has

01:32washed my hair. We did a big bush bake-off. The eating trial, wasn't it? The eating trial. Oh, it was horrible.

01:38You got very friendly in the jungle. Yeah, it was just, it was honestly, I don't know if it was trauma bonding

01:43or what, but it was just such a wonderful experience. Well, that's lovely. You've got a little bit of a bond.

01:49As have you two, Stephen and Sally, because Stephen, you've been acting with Sally. I have. Yeah, I've never

01:54washed your hair though. Never washed my hair, which I think is really rude. But Sally's written

02:00this character that is so unlike me. He's like sassy and camp and gay. And I found it such a stretch,

02:09Jeremy. That's the thing about our friendship. She continues to test me.

02:14He's in the Madame Blanc mysteries. He plays a character called John Marsden. He's a gangster, isn't he?

02:19He's a very camp gangster. He's brilliant in it. And a French character or a British one?

02:23He's British, but he speaks really French. Okay, so you don't have to put it on a French accent.

02:25No, I actually do my French in a Mank accent. Which is brilliant. Which is perfect.

02:30Because Stephen's got a French, his degrees in French, you see, which is why I made him

02:34do it. Because he stupidly told me over dinner one night, it went, right, you're in.

02:40Okay, so thank you teams. These four celebs are primed to get puzzling. Let's not disappoint

02:45them. Our teams face a random selection of rounds from our deep pool of puzzles, which guarantees

02:51no two contests are ever the same. They'll be trying to score as many points as possible.

02:55as they try to build up a healthy lead before our final deciding round, which can be a stinker.

03:00That's memory bank. But what is the first puzzle I see emerging over the horizon? It is the incredibly

03:05difficult both to play and to say, intervention.

03:11Because the Venn in the middle has got two Ns. Have a look at the screen. Scarlet Stephen,

03:17big fan of Venn diagrams, Scarlet.

03:18Love it. One of my favourite diagrams, actually.

03:20Yeah, it's a good diagram.

03:21Half of them all.

03:22It's up there, yeah.

03:23So have a look here. You just need to give me answers that fit into the overlap. On the

03:28left you see people on Bank of England banknotes. Yeah. And on the right we need playwrights

03:34and novelists. I'll give you an example, just to get you going. William Shakespeare.

03:38Charles Dickens. Charles Dickens.

03:40Let's see if Charles is there. Yes.

03:43Emily Bronte.

03:44I don't think I can take that. I've only got four names here. William Shakespeare, Charles

03:49Dickens, Winston Churchill, Jane Austen. So this now is to Sally and Stephen. Our first

03:54Venn diagram. Let's see. This is countries that have won the Football World Cup.

03:59And countries that have won Eurovision. And I'll give you an example, France. So two more

04:06please. Has Italy won the Eurovision contest? I'm the worst gay for this, Chanel. I'm not

04:12a Eurovision gay. Okay. Think. Oh, hang on. Spain won the Eurovision contest.

04:18I think it's won the World Cup. I know it's won the World Cup. You're, you're the Eurovision

04:24side. What are you doing? I'm not the Eurovision side. I'm so bad at football and you're supposed

04:29to be Eurovision. This is so bad. Okay. Spain. Spain. Spain, you say? You may as well say

04:38Italy. You may as well say Italy. You may as well say Italy. Germany won the Eurovision

04:42contest. Did they? They're always rubbish, aren't they? They're always like Kraftwerk.

04:48Kraftwerk. That's not German. Is that German? Kraftwerk. I think it's going to be somewhere

04:51more... Is Germany won? Like this is quite obvious, isn't it, if we say Germany or Italy?

04:56Erm, let's say Italy. Okay. Let's say Italy. Yes, well done. You've got the method here,

05:05Carol Scarlett. Here is your first puzzle. Here I need reservoir dogs and balls in snooker.

05:14Oh. So we're looking for any of the colours of the balls in snooker that also features

05:18in the code name of characters in Quentin Tarantino's famous film. I'll give you an example.

05:23Mr. White. There's got to be a black ball. There's got to be a black. There's got to be a black

05:28ball. Yeah. Yeah? Yeah. We're going black, yeah? Yeah. Yeah. So, Mr. Black, let's have

05:35a look. Oh, no. What? There's no Mr. Black in Reservoir Dogs. Sounds like a cool name, doesn't

05:41it? There is on the snooker table, of course. Have you ever seen it? No. I've never seen it.

05:45I've literally never seen the movie. It's surely dark. Yeah, no. Have another go. What other colours

05:51are there? Okay, so there's green, blue, pink, brown, red, obviously. Red. And the white.

05:56Shall we go red? Yeah. We'll go red. Because we've no idea. We're going to go red. Yeah.

06:02Let's see if it's right. Oh, no. So, do you guys want to try that? It's pink. Mr. Pink

06:08is kind of a famous one, yeah. Steve Buscemi, yeah. Mr. Blue. Mr. Blue's there. Yeah. I'm

06:14thinking Mr. Green. Mr. Brown, actually. Mr. Brown. Yeah. Yeah. So, there we go. Perel and Scarlet

06:19misfired. So, now we're looking for... Bring it on. BBC Sports Personality of the Year award

06:26winners and Formula One drivers. Oh, my goodness. Oh, this is hilarious. I'll give

06:30you an example of a Formula One driver who's won BBC Sports Personality of the Year. And

06:36it's Jackie Stewart. Wasn't there one that went out with a Kardashian? I'm not even joking.

06:42There was one. This is a... This is disastrous. No. There was one that went out with a pussycat

06:47doll. There's one that went out with Nicole Scherzinger. Hey, don't worry. Um... I can't remember

06:52the name. Sterling Moss. Let's see. Sterling Moss. Oh, yes. Well, he did actually win Sports

07:00Personality of 1961. Wow. I knew that. Well done. You've chosen a long ago time there. We need

07:07to remember this man's name immediately. Okay. Give me another. Okay. I... Oh, hang on.

07:13Yes. Yes. I know you mean. The very handsome. Yes. Um... Oh, of course. Yes. What's his name?

07:21Lewis Hamilton. Lewis Hamilton. Lewis Hamilton. Oh, my God. That was so annoying me. That

07:30was correct. Out of the bottom of the video. I think you're right about Scherzinger. I think

07:34they did date, didn't they? Yes. Yeah, they did. Him and... That's your little gay brain came

07:38up. Well done. Well done. Can you do any others here, Carol Scarlet? Uh... Well, I was thinking

07:43of Nigel Mansell. Yes. Yes. He would have taken him for sure. Yeah. Damon Hill. Oh, I love Damon Hill.

07:49John Surtees. My sister was in love with Damon Hill. Damon Hill. Well, they're all very

07:53dashing, aren't they? Yeah. Yes. Okay. Carol and Scarlet, next up. Let's see. We need U.S.

07:59states. Yes. Which are also places named for kings or queens. An example would be, let's

08:06say, Georgia. Because that was named after King George. Mississippi. Carolina. After... I don't

08:18know. So, North Carolina. Let's see. North Carolina. Is it there? Yes, it is. Strange

08:26it was named after Charles I of England. Ah. So, Charles gives us Caroline. Oh, yes, because

08:31Harold is the female virgin. That's it. That's it. This is not easy. This is really hard.

08:35Jeremy Byard. Really obscure. Right. Okay. So, let's carry on then. So, we've got... So, is Virginia

08:43one then? Is there... Who would that be after? Yeah. Like, Virgin. The Virgin Queen. The Virgin

08:47Queen. You want to go Virginia? Yeah. Yeah. Virginia. Yeah. You're bang on. You're bang on.

08:56It's named after Elizabeth I. And it's funny. When you say it's not easy, actually, could really

09:00have gone... If you've gone South Carolina, as well as North Carolina, you would have had to

09:04accept it. Yeah. But I thought you'd have gone, no, Karen, can't I like that? No, no, no.

09:07Louisiana is named after Louis XIV of France. You could have just done Louisiana. Right.

09:11Yeah, of course. Maryland. Oh, we've said that. Yeah. Yes. So, there's a few there. But

09:16you did it. You did it. We got... We got two. You got there. Yeah. So, Sally and Stephen, on your

09:21third puzzle, I'm not going to give you an example answer. Okay. There's three points on offer

09:26if you can give me three correct answers. I know you're enjoying this. Any day of the week that features

09:31in the title of a U.K. top ten hit single? I don't like Mondays. I don't like Mondays.

09:40Yes. Well done. Saturday Night Fever.

09:47Saturday Night Fever. The answer I'm taking is Night Fever, which is the single and therefore

09:52it doesn't count. It doesn't count. It doesn't say Saturday. Come on, give us a third suggestion.

09:56Saturday Night. Saturday Night. Saturday Night. What's that song?

10:00What's that song? Just remember doing it. Kids things and the dance was like...

10:03Yeah. It was very good. Saturday Night.

10:07Wigfield. Wigfield. That was the name. That was the one. It's literally... It's funny.

10:13It's quite... Do you want a few examples here? Well, Sunday Girl Blondie. Sunday Girl, yeah.

10:17Friday I'm In Love by the Cure. Yes.

10:19Saturday Night's All Right for Fighting Elton John. But at least you've done well there.

10:23You've got two out of three. Well done. Carol, Scarlett, three points on offer for your one.

10:27Here it comes. So what we need is I'm A Celebrity contestants and EastEnders actors.

10:32This is so Stephen. I'd watch I'm A Celeb religiously.

10:37Yeah, you do. With those two devils. Larry Lamb.

10:40Who was on ours. Obviously was on ours. He...

10:43Was he in EastEnders? Yeah. Go Larry Lamb.

10:46Larry Lamb.

10:48Yes, you're done, Scarlett.

10:50And then Charlie Brooks. I think she's Brooks.

10:54Yeah, I think she might be, yeah. Yeah. Charlie Brooks.

10:59Yay!

11:01So, wonderful, wonderful Joe Swash. Was he in EastEnders?

11:05Joe Swash, yes. Swashy was in there. Was he? Mm-hmm.

11:08Joe Swash.

11:09Virtually every celebrity. Yes, you're so good.

11:13All right, great puzzling. How do you get on at home? Are you staking your claim to puzzling fame?

11:18At the end of the first round, let's look at the scores.

11:20So, we have Carol and Scarlett playing really well. Five.

11:24Stephen and Sally.

11:26Oh, ahead of them. Six.

11:29OK. It's going well.

11:32OK, let me show you what is next. It is word blocks.

11:39I'm going to show you how this works.

11:41You will see a word block with just four of the letters filled in.

11:44Oh, I've got it. You also have a number of letter tiles to choose from.

11:47You need to pick four letters to spell out four words.

11:50Two horizontally, two vertically, just like a crossword.

11:53There we go, look. So, you've got ape, ash, hog, egg.

11:57The first word block is worth three points.

11:59As ever, you're against the clock.

12:01Carol, Scarlett, you're up.

12:03Come on. OK.

12:05All right, when you're happy with your answer, then hit the button.

12:10Here's your first one.

12:11What's this?

12:12It's a way.

12:14Way.

12:15It goes in there.

12:16Move that into the middle for you.

12:17I put yap.

12:18Yeah, yeah, yeah.

12:19Oh, hang on.

12:21Web.

12:22Y.

12:23Bop.

12:24Yeah.

12:25Let's have a look.

12:26Y.

12:27Web.

12:28Bop.

12:29Yap.

12:30I think that's it.

12:31The next word block.

12:32This will be a tiny bit harder, because we're giving you more letters to choose from, so

12:36there are more red herrings.

12:37And this is worth four points.

12:38Reveal the puzzle.

12:40Ooh.

12:41Oh, what do you think there?

12:42It's got it.

12:43It goes up there.

12:44Eye.

12:45Eye.

12:46Man.

12:47Brilliant.

12:48Man.

12:49Elm.

12:50Elm.

12:51Maybe this is wrong.

12:52Map.

12:53Map.

12:54No, no, no.

12:55Air.

12:56War.

12:57End.

12:58Yes.

12:59Yes, yes, yes.

13:00Oh, I got there.

13:01The Elm.

13:02I.

13:03End.

13:04Mad.

13:05Did it drive you mad, Scarlet, slightly?

13:07Mad.

13:08Good at it, though.

13:09You're very good at it.

13:10You see it quickly.

13:11Okay, let's see your next word block.

13:14This is the hardest one yet.

13:15Just three letter words on each side, but even more spare letters to choose from, and it's

13:19worth a massive five points.

13:21Your time starts now.

13:22Top.

13:23Two.

13:24Peg.

13:25Peg, yeah.

13:26Yeah.

13:27Oh, but that could be not air.

13:28Org.

13:29Tip.

13:30Tip.

13:31Two.

13:32I think that might be known.

13:33Or.

13:34That Richard O bottom left, didn't it?

13:35Orb.

13:36No, no, that's not right.

13:37Peb isn't right, isn't it?

13:38Pex.

13:39Ed.

13:40Agh!

13:41Do you think that's P?

13:42P?

13:43Yes, P.

13:44Very good.

13:45Time is running out.

13:46Oh, this is hard.

13:47Peb.

13:48Peb.

13:49Peb.

13:50As per.

13:51Yeah.

13:52And what goes in there?

13:53Orb.

13:54Orb.

13:55Oh, this is hard.

13:56Peb.

13:57Peb.

13:58Peb.

13:59Peb.

14:00Peb.

14:01Peb.

14:02Peb.

14:03Peb.

14:04Peb.

14:05Peb.

14:06Peb.

14:07Peb.

14:08Oh.

14:09Oh, you timed out.

14:10I'm so sorry.

14:11No.

14:12You got it in the right order.

14:14I know, but you went for it.

14:15Please.

14:16You didn't hit the button fast.

14:17I'm so sorry.

14:18Well, you're the boss.

14:19I am.

14:20I am the boss.

14:21I know.

14:22I know.

14:23So how did you get on with that round?

14:24Did you manage to beat Holmes and Watson over here?

14:27Well done, Carol.

14:28Well done, Scarlet.

14:29Your trip to the letterbox has scored you seven points.

14:31So Sally and Stephen will get their chance with some bonus points at the letterbox in a moment.

14:36Now, before we jump head first into that, it is time to dip our toe into the pool of Adland.

14:40Yep.

14:41Time for a quick break.

14:42We'll be back with more powerful puzzling after this.

14:45See you in a few minutes.

14:49Have a go at this path words puzzle.

14:51Swap the letters in just one column to reveal the answers.

14:55Choose wisely.

15:06Did you swap the correct letters and solve this path words puzzle?

15:12If you did, well done.

15:16Welcome back to celebrity puzzling.

15:18I'm still Jeremy Vine.

15:19Sally and Stephen, you've seen how it works.

15:21Your turn to play word block.

15:22Here we go.

15:24Right.

15:25Okay.

15:26This is worth three points.

15:27So we've got.

15:28Yep.

15:29Of C.

15:30Act.

15:31Okay.

15:32Toe.

15:33And.

15:34Due.

15:35Add.

15:37Yes.

15:38Act.

15:39And.

15:40Due.

15:41Toe.

15:42Let's see your next word block.

15:43It's a tiny bit harder because we're giving you more letters to choose from.

15:45So this is worth four points now.

15:46Reveal the puzzle.

15:48Right.

15:49Um.

15:50Okay.

15:51Um.

15:52That's it.

15:53Um.

15:54Oh here.

15:55Ego.

15:56Um.

15:57Um.

15:58Uh.

15:59Where's that?

16:00Um.

16:01Oh I'm gone.

16:02Um.

16:03Oh and then I'm.

16:04Goo.

16:05No.

16:06No.

16:07Hang on.

16:08Move that one.

16:09Yep.

16:10Okay.

16:11Uh.

16:12No that's.

16:13It's got to be.

16:14Um.

16:15Okay.

16:16So.

16:17Goo.

16:18Um.

16:19Bye.

16:20Bye.

16:21Hit it.

16:22Hit it.

16:23Hit it.

16:24You stressed me out.

16:25I was so nervous.

16:26It was the bog.

16:27You almost fell down the bog there.

16:28We needed bug not bog.

16:29Goo.

16:30Listen well done.

16:31You got there.

16:32Let's see your next word block.

16:33It's the hardest yet.

16:34Still just three letter words on each side.

16:35But even more spare letters to choose from.

16:37Red herring grand central.

16:39Five points if you get it.

16:40Let's go.

16:41Okay.

16:42So that's orb isn't it?

16:43Orb.

16:44Moo.

16:45Um.

16:46So let's do.

16:47Uh.

16:48What's that?

16:49So some.

16:50Jab.

16:51No.

16:52That can't be that.

16:53So.

16:54Um.

16:55What is that?

16:56Tab.

16:57Um.

16:58No.

16:59That can't be that.

17:00Well you could have Matt.

17:01Matt.

17:02So what's this then?

17:03Oh god.

17:04Teb.

17:05Teb.

17:06Teb.

17:07Teb.

17:08Teb.

17:09Teb.

17:10I'm gone.

17:11Uh.

17:12Tab.

17:13We did tab.

17:14We weren't happy with it.

17:15Met.

17:16Met.

17:17Met.

17:18Is that a word?

17:19Well done.

17:20Is that a word?

17:21Go go go.

17:22Yes.

17:23Met a word.

17:24Yes.

17:25Met.

17:26I met him.

17:27Tab is a word.

17:28Orb is a word.

17:29Moo is a word.

17:30Well done.

17:31See that's got me.

17:32Good.

17:33You did so well.

17:34The speed of Sally on the table.

17:35All right.

17:36Please head back to your seats.

17:41How many points did you rank up at home?

17:43Let's have a look at the scores.

17:44Let's see.

17:45Carol and Scarlett.

17:46Twelve.

17:47That's not bad.

17:48Steven and Sally.

17:49Oh wow.

17:55This is it.

17:56Sally in the lead.

17:58So.

17:59Carol and Scarlett got to catch up in our next round which is shape shifters.

18:03Let's see how it works.

18:06In this game it's hip to be square.

18:08Because you will see a grid of answers, a question and a geometric shape.

18:12Simply give me the correct answers that fit exactly inside the shape.

18:16And remember you can't, you can't rotate the shape.

18:20Can't rotate the shape.

18:21Yeah.

18:22Well done.

18:23That's really catching on.

18:24So.

18:25There we go.

18:26Now the shapes are the key thing.

18:28So it's two next to each other.

18:30Members of the Pussycat Dolls.

18:32Yes.

18:33Yeah.

18:34I know Ashley Roberts has won.

18:35And Kimberly's won.

18:36They're that top row.

18:37The top row.

18:38You go for those two.

18:39Yeah.

18:40Let's see.

18:41Oh yeah.

18:42You're right.

18:43Nice.

18:44Jessica's won.

18:45Melody's won.

18:46I don't know.

18:47From other bands like the Saturdays and of course Emma the Spice Girls.

18:50That's how you play it.

18:51Do we get the points?

18:52No.

18:53That was an example.

18:54Right.

18:55It's worth asking Scarlett.

18:56So.

18:57Let's go for Carol and Scarlett first then.

18:59And this is your first puzzle for two points.

19:02So.

19:03We're on Greek islands.

19:05Oh.

19:06Nice.

19:07Kos is isn't it?

19:08Crete is.

19:09Yeah.

19:10And Kos is.

19:11Yeah.

19:12Oh I think I went to Crete as a kid.

19:14It was amazing.

19:15Was it nice?

19:16Yeah it was really nice.

19:17Was it?

19:18Did you have moussaka?

19:19Oh no.

19:20I was about seven.

19:21You were laughing.

19:22Oh am I?

19:23What is it like?

19:24Is it like hummus?

19:25Or is it a drink?

19:26No.

19:27It's like.

19:29You can drink the Saka.

19:30Oh yeah.

19:31It's a bit untidy.

19:32So.

19:33Yeah.

19:34Here we are.

19:35Just remember the shape is one on top of the other please.

19:37Yeah.

19:38Crete and Kos.

19:39Crete and Kos.

19:40Crete and Kos you say.

19:41Let's see.

19:42Well done.

19:43And I'll show you the other Greek islands.

19:46Ithaca and Mycos.

19:48Elba Italian.

19:49Sicily Italian.

19:50Ibiza Spanish.

19:51Minorca Spanish.

19:52And Mauritius.

19:53Long way away.

19:55Charlie and Stephen.

19:56Here we go with yours.

19:58Your first shape shifters.

19:59Oh no please help please.

20:00Oh let's see how we do.

20:01Characters in the Three Musketeers.

20:03And here you can see the shape.

20:05One next to the other.

20:06You can't rotate it.

20:07Have you got it?

20:08Yeah.

20:09Have you got it already?

20:10Yeah.

20:11That's so good.

20:12Because I wanted the Pussycat Dolls question.

20:15So.

20:16Athos and D'Artagnan.

20:18Athos and D'Artagnan.

20:19Sally says.

20:20Let's see if it's right.

20:22Yay.

20:23Very good.

20:24Because of course there were only three and Aramis is the third.

20:28Aramis is the third.

20:29Poirot was not in the Three Musketeers.

20:31Zidane.

20:32Pompadour.

20:33That's brilliant.

20:34Zidane was a footballer.

20:35Clouseau.

20:36I would have liked to see that.

20:37Okay.

20:38Karen Scarlop.

20:39Your second puzzle.

20:40The shape has increased.

20:41So now you need to find three answers.

20:44Have a look at the shape as well.

20:46So.

20:47Rodents.

20:48And it's look it's a weird kind of corner shape there.

20:51Oh.

20:52Rodents.

20:53And it's how they're defined isn't it?

20:55Chinchilla.

20:56Yeah.

20:57They look like little rats don't they?

20:58Yeah they do yeah.

20:59Condor's a bird.

21:01Dingo.

21:02Porcupine obviously is a spiky porcupine.

21:05I wouldn't say that's a rodent.

21:07Do you think it's capybara, chinchilla and dormouse?

21:10That's what I'm thinking.

21:12Because a dingo is a dog.

21:15Yeah.

21:16Salamander's like a lizard-y thing isn't it?

21:19Yeah.

21:20I'd go with that.

21:21Yeah should we do it?

21:22Yeah go on.

21:23You read it out.

21:24Dormouse, capybara, chinchilla.

21:26Capybara, chinchilla.

21:27Okay.

21:28I like the way you're playing here.

21:30Let's see if that's right.

21:35So capybara is the largest rodent.

21:38A porcupine does count actually.

21:40Well that.

21:41That is interesting.

21:42Yep.

21:43A beaver is a reindeer.

21:44A beaver is a reindeer.

21:45Obviously not in the right formation for the game.

21:47Yeah yeah.

21:48Woodchuck is as well.

21:49Oh right.

21:50Dingo's more like a kind of foxy wolfy thing isn't it I think.

21:53You did well there.

21:54Yeah.

21:55If I may praise Scarlet.

21:56He was just like David Aspenborough.

21:57Dingo's like a foxy wolfy.

21:59Yeah.

22:00I could hear him.

22:02Yeah.

22:03Moves around at speed.

22:04There we are.

22:05Rodents, well done.

22:06You scored well.

22:07Sally and Stephen, here you are with your next shapeshifters.

22:10Three points at stake.

22:11Let's see the category.

22:12Things Rick Ashley is never going to do.

22:15Oh we like this.

22:16This is yours isn't it Stephen I think.

22:18And look at the shape there.

22:20You can't rotate it.

22:21Isn't it.

22:22Tell a lie.

22:23Let you down.

22:24Make you cry.

22:25Tell a lie.

22:26Let you down.

22:27Make you cry.

22:28And then it's I'm going to let you down.

22:29I think I'm right.

22:30What are you saying?

22:31Tell a lie.

22:32Let you down.

22:33Make you cry.

22:34I feel positive energy.

22:35Feel your leg.

22:36I actually at first thought run around, feel your leg, let you down and I thought that's not Rick Ashley, that's me.

22:49Okay tell a lie.

22:50Let you down.

22:51Make you cry.

22:52Let's see if it's right.

22:53Oh no.

22:54Yeah.

22:55So can we have more of them?

22:57More pussycat dolls.

22:59Rick Ashley.

23:00Yeah he did desert you and say goodbye we're in there.

23:03Hurt you.

23:04Run around.

23:05We're all playing really well actually.

23:07Three points at stake here.

23:08So now we have this one.

23:10Celebrities who've released fragrances.

23:12Oh this is interesting.

23:13And again look at the weird pattern of the shapes.

23:16It's next to each other and a diagonal.

23:18I don't know what Russ Kemp's fragrant would smell like.

23:22I wouldn't like to think.

23:24Oh not Donald Trump surely to goodness me.

23:27Knowing what that surname means in English.

23:30You don't want a fragrance like that.

23:32You don't want a Trumpy smell do ya?

23:34Well I know.

23:35Really?

23:36Well Britney Spears definitely has.

23:38Yeah.

23:39J-Lo has.

23:40Paris Hilton has.

23:41Yeah.

23:42But Nikki.

23:43Maybe.

23:44Do you know what.

23:45I think it could be.

23:47Nicki Minaj.

23:48Paris Hilton.

23:49And Danny Dyer.

23:50Is that Danny Dyer?

23:51Yeah.

23:52Because it's a proper geezer.

23:53A man's fragrance.

23:54A man's fragrance.

23:55A man's fragrance.

23:56A man's fragrance.

23:57Like groups.

23:58Yeah like high karate.

23:59Yeah.

24:00Go on then.

24:01Yeah.

24:02Okay.

24:03We've got to go Nikki Paris, Danny Dyer.

24:04Give it Aish Paris Hilton, Danny Dyer.

24:06It certainly fits the shape.

24:07Is it the right answer?

24:08Oh!

24:09Oh no!

24:10Why do I think Miss Piggy is one?

24:12I think I know this.

24:13Go on.

24:14You tell me.

24:15I think it's J-Lo, Miss Piggy and Donald Trump.

24:17I think it might be as well.

24:18Oh no.

24:19Donald Trump.

24:20Yes.

24:21You know he'll sell anything.

24:22It is.

24:23Donald Trump's scent is called Fight Fight Fight.

24:25There's a shot.

24:26Seriously.

24:27And there's one called Success.

24:29I think he hasn't quite worked out the scent thing really.

24:31Kermit the Frog had one called Amphibia.

24:34And Miss Piggy had one called Moi.

24:36Moi.

24:37And then Lady Gaga, Britney Spears.

24:40A lot of them have done.

24:41You're playing really well both of you.

24:42Okay.

24:43So here we go.

24:44Next one.

24:45Sally and Steven.

24:46Items in Mary Poppins' magic bag.

24:48Okay.

24:49Again look at the shape.

24:50You can't rotate the shape.

24:51What's a kosh?

24:52Kosh is a food.

24:55So it goes on top of the food.

24:57Anything that she pulls out of her magic bag in the film.

25:00Mary Poppins.

25:01There's definitely a lamp in front.

25:02There's definitely a lamp in front.

25:03There's definitely a lamp in front.

25:04Oh hang on.

25:05Let me get the shape of it.

25:06There's definitely a lamp in front.

25:07I can't remember if there's shoes.

25:08But you have to tape measure.

25:09She does that thing where it's like practically perfect in every way.

25:10She does.

25:11She does.

25:12I can't remember about the shoes.

25:13I cannot.

25:14Is it a lamp or a hat stand?

25:15Is it a hat stand?

25:16It was starting to be one of those two aren't we?

25:18So it's either a lamp plant and a kosh.

25:20But if you say tape measure.

25:21There is definitely a tape measure.

25:22Why are you whispering?

25:23If you say tape measure.

25:24I don't know what a kosh is.

25:25I can't get it.

25:26A kosh is like it.

25:27You know like a glass lid that you lift.

25:28Yeah like a steel lid like that.

25:30I can't see.

25:31I can't remember that.

25:32I don't remember bringing a kosh out.

25:33Definitely not handcuffs.

25:34I don't.

25:35Oh God.

25:36Could you imagine?

25:37Or a rabbit.

25:38Could you imagine?

25:39I have a hat.

25:42Sorry.

25:43I think hat stand shoes.

25:44I'm going to go with you darling because this is.

25:47If it's wrong though.

25:48Well I'll never speak to you again.

25:49It's all right.

25:50Oh God.

25:51I'm about to get killed off in my darling.

25:52Go on.

25:56Shall we go for it?

25:57Oh go on.

25:58Yes.

25:59Only because I don't know what a kosh is.

26:00I can't get my head round it.

26:01Hat stand shoes and a tape measure.

26:03Yeah.

26:04Alright let's see.

26:05Is that right?

26:10Goodness.

26:11Anything else.

26:12She also had a mirror lamp plant.

26:13So is there.

26:14Were you thinking of cloche when you.

26:15Yes I know what you.

26:16Cloche.

26:17Oh cloche.

26:18Sorry.

26:19Cloche is a.

26:20Isn't it sorry.

26:21Cloche appeared famously in Fawlty Towers.

26:22Where he's.

26:23He wants to see.

26:24Yes.

26:25It's supposed to be duck and it ends up as.

26:26That's it.

26:27Sorry.

26:28That's an angel delight.

26:29So then what's a cosh.

26:30A cosh is like a truncheon.

26:31Truncheon.

26:32Yeah.

26:33So did you playing at home.

26:34Manage to solve the shapeshifters.

26:35They were good today weren't they.

26:36Hope you did so without rotating the shapes.

26:38At the end of that round.

26:39Let's look at the scores.

26:41Here we go.

26:42Here we go.

26:43Carol and Scarlett.

26:45Sixteen.

26:46Steven and Sally.

26:47About three.

26:48Twenty five.

26:49You are storming it.

26:50Carol has got a competitive head on her.

26:54So you watch.

26:55Yeah.

26:56Yeah.

26:57Yeah.

26:58The fight back starts here.

26:59So we've reached the end of part two.

27:01It really has flown by hasn't it?

27:02No?

27:03Okay.

27:04Join us after the break for even more celebrity puzzling.

27:06If you want to keep puzzling, see if you can complete the vertical word to solve this thirdle.

27:16Best of luck.

27:17Puzzlers, did you manage to complete the thirdle?

27:32If you solved it, well done.

27:34Welcome back to celebrity puzzling.

27:35There's still plenty of puzzling to come.

27:36Which means there's also still plenty of time for everyone to fall out really badly.

27:37Hopefully we should just get on with the show.

27:38Our next round is called heat map.

27:39Here's how it works.

27:40Look at the screen.

27:41For each puzzle in this round, the contestants are shown an image of a QWERTY keyboard.

27:56Above the keyboard is a category.

27:58It says country.

27:59The letters in the answer are highlighted on the keyboard.

28:03What's more, the letters are colour coded.

28:05So if the letter features in the answer just once, it's yellow.

28:08Twice, it's orange.

28:10Three times or more, red.

28:12Yeah.

28:13Go on, anyone?

28:14Morocco.

28:15Morocco.

28:16Let's have a look.

28:17Yes, we're right.

28:18Well done.

28:19That's how you play it.

28:20Happy with that, Scarlett?

28:21Yes, happy.

28:22Good.

28:23Stephen.

28:24Am I happy?

28:25Yes.

28:26I'm so happy.

28:27Are you in life generally a sore loser?

28:29I'm a really bad loser.

28:30Are you?

28:31I lose all the time at these sort of things.

28:34Yeah.

28:35So Carol and Scarlett go first here and this is your first heat map.

28:38Okay.

28:39TV show.

28:40TV show.

28:41Show you the letters here.

28:42There they are.

28:43So yellow once, orange twice, G three times or more.

28:47Yeah, yeah, yeah.

28:48I feel like that's a bit cheating, isn't it?

28:50Having this one.

28:51I take it.

28:52Is it?

28:53Gogglebox.

28:54The X is helpful, isn't it?

28:55Let's see.

28:56Gogglebox.

28:57Oh, Scarlett.

28:59Right.

29:00You don't mind that.

29:01The next one better be Madame Blanc.

29:03Yeah, yeah, exactly.

29:04Countdown.

29:05Does that give you a good feeling when you see the word Gogglebox?

29:08Yeah, it does, you know.

29:09Yeah, because it was such a fun thing to do.

29:11Like, I just got to sit and watch telly with my mum and dad.

29:15If you're all watching this show, what would they say?

29:17I feel like there would be arguments in a good way.

29:20Good.

29:21Because we're quite competitive with each other.

29:23Oh, brilliant.

29:24Yeah.

29:25So they'd be trying to solve it at home, would they?

29:26Yeah, definitely.

29:27That's all we need.

29:28Okay.

29:29Sally and Stephen, here's your first heat map.

29:31Oh, gosh.

29:33Chinese animal.

29:35There we are.

29:37Yellow ones.

29:38Chinese animal.

29:39So what could it be?

29:40Red three times or more.

29:41Oh, is it?

29:42Erm.

29:43Oh, I don't know how you say it.

29:44It's a pan.

29:45Oh.

29:46It's the spiky one, isn't it?

29:47And I don't know what it is.

29:48I can't say.

29:49Erm.

29:50Pat.

29:51I want to say pan.

29:52Oh.

29:53So there's.

29:54It's, it's, I can't, I can't remember what the word, but I know what it is.

29:58Can't be more than one word.

29:59Oh.

30:00Can it?

30:01It could be three words, four words.

30:02I don't know.

30:03And is it?

30:04No, I'm not saying that.

30:06It's not a panda, is it?

30:09There's too many words, there's too many A's.

30:12And.

30:13Orange twice, red three or more.

30:14Yeah.

30:15Yellow once.

30:16Oh.

30:17Chinese animal.

30:18Probably need an answer.

30:19Yeah, I can't, I don't know.

30:20Do we get a point for Gogglebox?

30:22No.

30:23No.

30:24So were you, you were kind of fishing around with a, or was it, you had a word?

30:27Yeah.

30:28It's a long word, and it's P-A-N.

30:29A long word.

30:30Okay, yeah, maybe pangolin, is it, were you thinking?

30:32Yeah.

30:33It's not that, though.

30:34No, it's not.

30:35It's not.

30:36Have a look, you're going to kick yourself here.

30:37Giant panda.

30:38Oh, my goodness.

30:39The long word that starts pan, was in fact panda.

30:42Okay, Carol and Scarlett, here's your next one.

30:46Vegetable.

30:47Oh, I'm good on vegetables.

30:49Excellent.

30:50There it is.

30:51Asparagus.

30:52The A three times or more.

30:53Yeah, we got this.

30:54I like them quite grilled, with a little bit of mayonnaise.

30:58Anything like that.

30:59Go on.

31:00Yeah.

31:01Yeah.

31:02Give us an answer.

31:03Asparagus.

31:04Asparagus.

31:05Is it asparagus?

31:06You've got that so quickly.

31:07All right, Sally and Stephen, here's your next one.

31:10Here is the quality keyboard.

31:11It's an artist.

31:13Er...

31:14Leonardo...

31:15Is it...

31:16Leonardo da Vinci?

31:17It's not Leonardo da Vinci.

31:18Hold on.

31:19No, it can't be.

31:20No N.

31:21No N.

31:22No, it can't be.

31:23No N.

31:24Er...

31:25Oh, God.

31:26And no E.

31:27No E.

31:28Erm...

31:29There's a lot of A's.

31:30A's.

31:31Er...

31:32Hmm...

31:33Tricky.

31:37Might have to bring you to a conclusion here.

31:40Er...

31:42Okay.

31:43I thought I could see a David in there, but that doesn't help, does it?

31:46Salvador Dali.

31:47Oh, Carol, Carol, Carol.

31:50Well done, you.

31:52Salvador Dali.

31:53I would never have got that.

31:55I should have got that.

31:56Okay.

31:57So, next one for Carol and Scarlett.

32:00You're playing well.

32:01You might be catching up.

32:02U.S. Landmark.

32:04Er...

32:06Yellows once, oranges twice, reds three or more.

32:11Oh, for goodness.

32:12They know it, don't you?

32:14They do?

32:15I think they do know it.

32:16Well, obviously, Statue of Liberty, it is not.

32:18Erm...

32:20The Capitol, the White House.

32:22You were going east to west, are you?

32:24Because that might be a while.

32:25Yeah, I'm working my way around.

32:26We could be here a while.

32:27Yeah, we could be here a while.

32:28Erm...

32:29In California, we've got...

32:30It's like Lake Tahoe.

32:32The Rockies is there.

32:33There's no further.

32:35Er...

32:36U.S. Landmark.

32:37Hello.

32:38Anything for me?

32:40Oh...

32:41No.

32:42Oh, time is up.

32:43You know it's...

32:44Grand Canyon.

32:45Oh!

32:46Oh!

32:47This is awesome!

32:48Awesome!

32:49OK.

32:50Well done.

32:51So, I think one more for Sally and Stephen.

32:52Let's see this.

32:53Please.

32:54Please.

32:55Fashion designer.

32:56You're going to get this.

32:57I can tell.

32:58Come on, let's think.

32:59Just go through the designers.

33:00Eve's and they're on.

33:02Well, there's no...

33:03It's not Gautier.

33:04It's not Chanel.

33:05It's not...

33:06Erm...

33:07Er...

33:08I don't know many...

33:09It's not Vivian Westwood, is it?

33:11No, there's...

33:12Er...

33:13Oh, is it?

33:14No.

33:15Vivian...

33:16Oh, is!

33:17Is it?

33:18Yeah.

33:19I don't know.

33:20Have we got all the letters?

33:21V-I-V-I-E-N-N-E...

33:23Vivian...

33:24W-E-S-T...

33:26W...

33:27Oh, there's me...

33:28Is it Vivian Westwood?

33:29Vivian Westwood.

33:30Vivian Westwood is your answer.

33:32Is it right?

33:33Please say it.

33:34Yes!

33:35Well done!

33:36So...

33:37Two V's, I guess, is...

33:40That's quite unusual to have two V's in an answer.

33:43Yeah.

33:44At the end of that round, let's take a look at the scores.

33:46So, Carol and Scarlett on 20.

33:49Steven and Sally...

33:51Still ahead, 27.

33:56In this next round, both teams will tackle the letterbox.

33:59Individually, though, not at the same time.

34:01We're not crazy.

34:02The aim this time is for one team to solve their anagrams

34:04in the quickest possible time,

34:06and for the other team to either beat that time

34:08or fail miserably.

34:09Whichever makes the best telly.

34:11The team that posts the quickest time

34:12at unscrambling their words

34:14then earns a bonus two points,

34:16which could be crucial in this contest.

34:18If everyone is ready, to some degree or other,

34:21let's play Fenundrum.

34:25So, let's see how this works.

34:26You will see three anagrams.

34:27Each a letter longer than the one before.

34:29You must rearrange the tiles to solve the five-letter anagram

34:32and then you move on to the six-letter anagram

34:34and so on.

34:35So, you go down the board.

34:36You will be, as I said, against the clock.

34:38Have a look here.

34:39What can we see?

34:40First one.

34:41Brink.

34:42Brink, yeah.

34:43Anything Scarlett on this one?

34:44Invite.

34:45Invite.

34:46Well done, Carol.

34:47Good.

34:48Ocrathy.

34:49Maybe haircut.

34:51Ahhhh.

34:52So, two points per solved word.

34:55As I mentioned, if you do all three anagrams faster

34:58than your opponent's two bonus points.

35:00Sally and Stephen, you're leading.

35:02Let's head over to the letterbox

35:04so you can face your fate and your Fenundrum.

35:10Remember, as soon as you solve the third anagram,

35:11hit the button to stop the clock.

35:12Your time starts now.

35:14OK.

35:15Oh, God.

35:16Um.

35:17Poker.

35:18Poker.

35:19Poker.

35:20Yeah.

35:21Poker, brilliant.

35:22That's the next.

35:23We've got green on that.

35:24Well done.

35:25OK.

35:26Stir.

35:27Stir.

35:28Can we pull them out?

35:29Yeah, do it.

35:30Um.

35:31So, let's.

35:32S-T-R.

35:33No, that's not going to be a word, is it?

35:37S-T.

35:38Stir it.

35:39Stir it.

35:40Stir it.

35:41Stir it.

35:42Stir it.

35:43Yeah.

35:44Um.

35:45Yeah.

35:46No, it's not.

35:47Stir it.

35:48Isn't it stir up, innit?

35:49I think.

35:50With a U.

35:51No, it's not turned green.

35:52Yeah.

35:53That's probably a good clue.

35:54That's a good clue.

35:55It's a good clue.

35:56It's a good clue.

35:57It's a good clue.

35:58It's a good clue.

35:59It's a good clue.

36:00Um.

36:01Can I think.

36:02Can I think.

36:03I must be in the middle somewhere.

36:05What's that there?

36:06An S.

36:07No, uh, it's, uh, hang on.

36:10S-P.

36:11I've got a T.

36:13S-P.

36:14Spirit.

36:15Spirit. Spirit. You've got it. Well done. Quickly. Time's running low. Well done. Second one done. Third one now.

36:23Cave. Caravan. Caravan. Oh, well done. Straight there. Quickly. Quick, quick, quick. Hit it, hit it.

36:33Well done, Sally and Stephen. You scored six points. We'll see if you win two bonus points after your brilliant opponents are played.

36:39But before Carol and Scarlett face their fenundrum, we'll take a short break. So we'll see you on the other side for more high profile people puzzling.

36:51Why don't you try unscrambling the middle three letters to solve this fenundrum?

36:57Get puzzling.

37:09Have you figured out this fenundrum?

37:15Well done if you got it right.

37:19Welcome back. Before the break, puzzles were solved and points were scored and the seeds of lifelong friendships were sown.

37:25Moving on, it's now Carol and Scarlett's turn to try to beat Sally and Stephen's really rapid time in the penultimate round fenundrum.

37:33So let's get right back into it. You've got three new anagrams coming your way. You must solve them in order.

37:40You need to beat the time set by Sally and Stephen in order to earn the crucial bonus points. Let's get over to the letterbox.

37:49Remember, as soon as you've solved the third anagram, hit the button to stop the clock. Your time starts now.

37:54Oh, what's that one? Flaks.

37:57Flask.

37:58Flask.

38:00Too short.

38:00Flask.

38:01Nice, well done.

38:02Flask.

38:10By, something by.

38:11Yeah, that's what I'm thinking.

38:13B.I.E.

38:14You're too smart.

38:16Bygones?

38:17Bygones?

38:19Is that a word?

38:20It's a six-letter word.

38:22Bygones.

38:23That's a lovely word.

38:24A lovely word.

38:25Yes, that's something about bygones.

38:27Yeah, yeah, yeah.

38:27If bygones be bygones?

38:28Yeah, yeah.

38:29Bygones be bygones.

38:30Yeah.

38:30Yeah, by but something by so but oh

38:37Right, okay, so

38:42Yes

38:44Got gop see gop see boxy book and

38:55So oh my lord cyborg

39:00I'm running out

39:14Well, I thought I saw bogeys, but I don't know whether that's a word

39:17Oh, no, because I thought that and then I thought don't embarrass yourself

39:25Of course, it's a golfing term rather than

39:27Oh

39:29Related

39:31And then this one is is that password is this no it's not let's what's that it's war something us

39:37Oh, I could tell you look I'll show you

39:40So use

39:42Sp you tell me when you've got it a are

39:45Sparrow yeah, oh, yeah quite get to the last one there, so

39:50well

39:52You know the second one can be tricksy the the other team have the same with it

39:56I'll try got flask so quickly though. Yeah, that was good. Yeah, well, thank you clutching your straws

40:04Okay, so we've got a round to come that Carol has played a blinder in before Sally and Stephen do get the two bonus points here

40:13Carol and Scarlet return to your seats will play on

40:15Okay

40:21Okay game on we I've no idea who's going to win this it's exciting so going into the final let's look at the scores

40:28Carol and scarlet sorry scarlet 22 they've done me steven and sally

40:33So this merry puzzling dance has been leading inevitably to this the bitter end our final round memory bank

40:48So Carol scarlet you got a bit of catching up to do in a moment

40:52I'll show you a grid of 12 words try your best to memorize those words and their positions before they're covered up by

40:58Numbered tiles i'll then ask questions against the clock buzz in and give me the number

41:04Concealing the correct answer if an answer has more than one word you must give all the corresponding numbers in the correct order

41:11So you'll score a point per word. Let us now reveal the memory bank

41:15heart

41:17man

41:19world

41:21bag

41:23candy

41:25new

41:27wide

41:29mr

41:31brave

41:33girl

41:35sand

41:37lover

41:38cover the words with the numbers you will have five seconds after i've read each question to answer your time starts now

41:44the spanish word hombre translates into what word in english carol

41:48five

41:50five

41:52candy

41:54oh man

41:56what item could be used to form part of a barricade against flooding

41:58sally

42:00sally

42:02seven

42:04wide

42:06no

42:08it's sandbag

42:10sally

42:12sally

42:14nine

42:16brave

42:18sally got busted

42:20sally

42:22sally

42:24sally

42:26sally

42:28sally

42:34sally

42:36sally

42:38sally

42:40sally

42:48and

42:50sally

42:52sally

42:53sally

42:54sally

42:56sally

42:58sally

43:00sally

43:019-1

43:04Brave heart

43:06Yes

43:07Next one

43:09Emma Bunton and Amanda Holden host shows on which radio network?

43:13Sally

43:14One

43:15Heart

43:16Heart is right

43:17Which word can mean a flexible container, loose skin under the eye, or an unpleasant old woman?

43:26I'm telling you

43:28Go on

43:32Four

43:33Bag

43:34Bag

43:34You didn't buzz in time

43:36Oh, okay

43:37Four was right, everyone said four bag

43:39Woof

43:41How about that?

43:43Okay, final score, this is, I can see how excited you are, Stephen

43:46Thank you so much

43:47Carol and Scarlett, let's see your score

43:5022

43:51Oh, I think you haven't caught up

43:53Stephen and Sally

43:54I did count the winners

43:56I won it

44:01That's unbelievable

44:03That's me back for series five

44:05Oh, well, I mean, what do you think, Scarlett, that was unusual

44:10I just had loads of fun, like, I know that

44:13It's so much fun

44:13Yeah, it was just fun, wasn't it?

44:14It's the joy of puzzling, isn't it?

44:16Exactly

44:16Yeah

44:17It's been fun, and it's been intense at times

44:19Nobody lost the temper, you didn't have to come in with a flying kick

44:22No, I was ready to, though, Jeremy

44:24I know you were

44:24I wouldn't have been as gracious loser as these two

44:27Oh, well, I hope we've given you a fantastic day out here, Scarlett

44:30It's been so good to see you

44:31It's been so fun

44:32I mean, I will be crying later on if we didn't win

44:35But it's fine, I had fun

44:36Join Carol, Sally and me for another instalment

44:38See you then

44:39Happy puzzling

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