Celebrity Puzzling Season 1 Episode 4

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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 designed to leave them and you at home, saying,

00:10Wait, what? No, hang on. Let me write that down. Give me a minute. I was just about to say that. This is Celebrity Puzzling.

00:30Hello, welcome to the show. First of all, let's meet our team captain. She's a quiz whiz with decades in the biz.

00:36It is the legendary Carol Vorderman. And facing Carol tonight, one of the most recognisable faces on the telly, esteemed actress, underrated puzzle solver, Sally Lindsay.

00:50So, two great special guests on Carol's team. It's Olympic gold medal winning hockey superstar who's here to think Quek.

00:58It's Sam Quek. And alongside Sally, much-loved comedian and writer, say a big hello to Don Jolly.

01:06I went early on the phone. I'm so sorry. Are you about to do a tour of Trigger Happy?

01:12Yeah, I am. It's the 25th anniversary of it, which just makes me feel so old, doing four massive Trigger Happy shows.

01:19Were you even born, Sam, for Trigger Happy? Oh, yeah. It was iconic, wasn't it? A big Nokia ringtone.

01:24Yeah. I thought for a while you went through a post-Trigger Happy period where if somebody said, hello, I'm on the phone, you got really cross.

01:31I still get cross about it, yeah. It's been 24 years. It's fine. For this year, it's fine. I'm celebrating it, so it's good.

01:36And you are a former diplomat, so you can't swear.

01:39I can swear. That's why it went kind of badly wrong. I was a diplomat in Prague, and while I was there, Czechoslovakia split up, but it was not my fault.

01:46So, Sam, great to have you here. Pinnacle of your career as a sports superstar, if we leave aside the gold medal.

01:54Being here today.

01:55Yay!

01:56I thought so.

01:57Silver medal will be good for you, I think.

01:58Yeah.

01:59Any medal's good for fighting, too.

02:01Let's see. And you were lucky 13, weren't you?

02:04Yeah, lucky 13. It always stuck with me. I think I used to live at 13, and then alphabetically with Q.

02:10And naturally used to just fall into slot 13, and naturally get given the 13 shirt.

02:15No superstition here.

02:16No.

02:17Well, we're both Vs. We're both Vorderman and Vine. That's unusual, I think. We're probably last to be picked.

02:21Always last.

02:22Yeah.

02:23You can have a power nap waiting for them to call you name, can't you?

02:26Okay. So, thank you, teams. This is a serious quiz. There's no prize money, though.

02:32What?

02:32There's nothing.

02:33What?

02:34There's nothing at all. And actually, it's jolly good fun.

02:37Is it?

02:37Dom, I'm reassuring you.

02:38So, our teams face a random selection of our fiendishly tricky array of go-to puzzles, meaning no two contests are ever the same.

02:46Players, you'll face a bunch of fun, if frustrating, puzzles in order to score as many points as possible.

02:51And as normally is the case, those points are important because you will want as big a lead as possible going into the final round, the memory bank.

02:58So, without further ado, time to find out the identity of round one. Let's get puzzling.

03:02The first puzzle tonight is heat map.

03:08All right. So, it's perfectly okay to be nervous ahead of your first puzzle, but try to remember it is only a game.

03:15No one will laugh at you for getting a question wrong, although that may depend on how wrong.

03:19This is how it works.

03:20For each puzzle in this round, the contestants are shown an image of a QWERTY keyboard.

03:25Above the keyboard is a category there. You can see ACTOR, and the letters used to type the answer are highlighted on the keyboard like that.

03:32The colours are important. Yellow means the letters used once, orange twice, and red three times or more.

03:39From this, you must work out the answer. Do you want to go at that, ACTOR?

03:43I always just go ROGER MOORE, whatever the question is.

03:46Well, I was looking for Sylvester Stallone, but he's not there.

03:48I've got lots of O's. Lots of O's.

03:52Val Doonica. Want to see it?

03:53Val Doonica!

03:55Val Doonica!

03:56No. Go on, let's have a look at the answer of this example.

03:59It is Woody Harrelson.

04:00Oh. Yes, of course.

04:02I'd never have got that.

04:03There we are. Cheers. Natural Born Killers.

04:05Yeah, lots and lots of films, actually.

04:06And the world's first live film.

04:10Oh, really? What was that?

04:11Last night in London, they filmed it, and it was broadcast live into cinemas.

04:15Amazing.

04:15Did you know Woody and I have something in common? Neither of us have won an Oscar or a Golden Globe.

04:21He's been nominated for a few. Just like tonight, there are no points for second place.

04:25So it is a brutal contest, this. Carol, playing alongside Sam. Here is your first one.

04:30Oh, it's a first one.

04:30Heat map. Here we go.

04:32So, it's a mammal.

04:33A mammal.

04:35With lots of R's.

04:36Three R's.

04:37And you've got, yeah, three R's at least.

04:39And a Q, so there's a...

04:41So what's got a Q? Q-U in it.

04:43Squirrel.

04:45Squirrel. Red squirrel?

04:46Yes, definitely.

04:48Red. Yeah, I think it's red squirrel. I think you're right. Yes, go on. Go on. Red squirrel.

04:54Okay, Sam says red squirrel.

04:57Well done.

04:58She's a genius.

04:59That's great. I would have...

05:00If you're a massive Liverpool fan, anything with red, I'm like...

05:02Yeah, I saw a squirrel. I thought, what's the D doing?

05:06Yeah.

05:06They brilliantly got to it. They needed a red in it.

05:09Poor old red squirrels have been...

05:10They had a horrible time, haven't they?

05:12They lost the Great Squirrel Wars.

05:13They did, yeah.

05:15The Great Squirrels took over.

05:16Sally and Dom, here is your first heat map.

05:19So, chocolates.

05:22Lots of E's.

05:24Yellow is one mention.

05:26G is two.

05:27E is three or more.

05:28Is it chocolate like it?

05:29Is it sort of...

05:30Er...

05:32Oh, is it Easter egg?

05:35Yes.

05:36Is it Easter egg?

05:37Very good.

05:37Ooh.

05:37Let's see.

05:39Easter egg.

05:40Nice.

05:40Yes.

05:42Sounds amazing.

05:43Brilliant.

05:44Very good.

05:45One each.

05:46Carol and Sam, here's your next one.

05:48Right.

05:49The category flower.

05:50A flower.

05:51A flower.

05:52Ooh.

05:53Lots of D's, lots of O's.

05:56Rhododendron.

05:58Rho-do-den...

06:01Yeah, I'd go rhododendron.

06:03That's all you.

06:04Yeah.

06:05Yeah?

06:06Sounds good to me.

06:07I'm going for...

06:08Rhododendron.

06:11You saw that almost immediately.

06:13Is it right?

06:15Rhododendron is right.

06:16Oh, you did it.

06:17I love that extra for spelling it.

06:19Yeah, a long word with not that many letters in.

06:22Different letters.

06:22Sally and Dom, your next one.

06:24Let's have a look.

06:25Dip.

06:26A dip.

06:26Dip.

06:28Oh.

06:29Oh, is it?

06:29Yeah, it is.

06:30Is it, yeah?

06:31Yeah.

06:31I think it's one, I mean, my husband argue over all the time because I hate it and he loves it.

06:36Oh, I love it.

06:36Do you?

06:37Oh, he loves it.

06:37Oh, it's his husband.

06:39Erm, Taramasalata.

06:42Taramasalata.

06:44Hey!

06:45Yay!

06:46I like it, but it's very fishy, isn't it?

06:48Oh, it's lovely.

06:49Carol and Sam, your next heat map coming now.

06:52So, the category is American football team.

06:54You love this.

06:55I love American.

06:56She loves NFL.

06:57I do, I do, but the pressure's on that a lot of letters.

07:00Kansas, okay, so.

07:01Kansas Chiefs.

07:02Kansas City Chiefs.

07:04Is it Kansas City Chiefs, is it?

07:06Oh.

07:06That's my team as well.

07:07It's my team!

07:09Go on, say it.

07:10The Kansas City Chiefs, without the the.

07:13Kansas City Chiefs, says Sam.

07:16Let's see.

07:17They're so impressive.

07:19So, that is your team, is it?

07:20That is my team.

07:21And I do have to clarify, they are a very, very popular team at the moment.

07:25They are.

07:25Because they've won a number of Super Bowls.

07:27They should have won the three, Pete.

07:28They should have won the third.

07:29They should have bought.

07:30But the best thing is, the captain is going out with Taylor Swift, is that right?

07:34Yes, so the tight end, who's the captain of that offense.

07:37Tight end?

07:38Tight end.

07:39He's a tight end.

07:40That's what first attracted her.

07:41Without going out with Tay Tay.

07:43And that's another reason why they're popular.

07:44Tay Tay.

07:45However, I did support them before Taylor Swift.

07:47But I thought they lost their last big game.

07:48Did they lose a final somewhere?

07:49Yeah, the Super Bowl.

07:50Yeah, but they won the two years before, so they're pretty, they're doing quite well.

07:53OK, Sally and Dom, children's book.

07:57Um, so G.

08:05Yeah.

08:06Um.

08:06Not G's.

08:08No.

08:08No U.

08:09Um.

08:10At least three G's.

08:12Uh, three G's.

08:13Orange is two.

08:15Yellow is one.

08:15Uh, is it a grape, um, grape something?

08:19Grape.

08:20Grape.

08:21Um.

08:22I'm thinking of Roald Dahl books.

08:24I'm thinking of Roald Dahl books at the moment.

08:27A peach.

08:28What's the chocolate one?

08:29Charlene's Chocolate Factory.

08:30It's not that.

08:31It's not, uh.

08:31Amazing peach.

08:33Amazing peach.

08:33Are we going off a bit with Roald Dahl?

08:35What about Enid Blyton?

08:36Oh, yeah.

08:37It's hard, isn't it?

08:38I can't get it.

08:39Uh.

08:40My head hurts.

08:41Yeah.

08:41Uh.

08:42I'm going to kick myself for this, because.

08:44It's, I can, I can see something.

08:47Mike's having an answer.

08:48Yeah.

08:49Um.

08:51Ah.

08:51No.

08:52Sorry.

08:54So, nothing there.

08:55It is green eggs and ham.

08:57Ah.

08:58Never heard of it.

08:59Yeah, of course.

08:59Dr. Seuss.

09:00Dr. Seuss.

09:01Never heard of it.

09:01Yeah, yeah.

09:02Oh, my God.

09:02Green eggs and ham.

09:03Never have got that, no.

09:05Never heard of it, and I've got two very small children.

09:06Well, you need to get it.

09:07It's amazing.

09:07Yeah, I do.

09:08Clearly, it's an iconic children's book, yeah.

09:10Ooh, the first slip.

09:12How did you get on at home?

09:13Are you giving our celebrities a run for their money?

09:15At the end of our first round, Carol and Sam have got six points, and then the slip

09:20on the green eggs and ham means Dom and Sally are on four.

09:25Okay, you can fight back, though.

09:26You know that.

09:28Sally is a doughty fighter.

09:30Carol and Sam, how are you feeling now?

09:31We're up for it, aren't we?

09:32Yeah, we're there.

09:33I can see that.

09:33We're warmed up first round in.

09:35Okay, time for another puzzle.

09:36It's your first trip to the letterbox.

09:38Carol and Sam, you're up first.

09:39The game you're playing tonight is thirdle.

09:44Let's just see how it works.

09:45You're going to see three words, each with the third letter missing.

09:48You need to fill in those missing letters to spell a new word vertically, and you're against

09:54the clock.

09:54Is there any thoughts here?

09:56Yeah.

09:56Go on.

09:57Jammy, frail, depo.

09:59Jammy, frail, depo.

10:01And you get map.

10:02Well done.

10:03So you're against the clock in this round.

10:05You'll score three points if you solve the puzzle.

10:07So, Carol and Sam, let's head over to the letterbox to play thirdle.

10:15All right.

10:15Remember, when you're ready to lock in your answer, hit the button.

10:18So, Carol and Sam, here's your first thirdle.

10:19Okay.

10:21Offer F.

10:22Yeah.

10:23What goes in there?

10:24Uh, light, loops, light, loops, loops.

10:29Oh, oh, oh, come on.

10:30Fog.

10:31I've got the O.

10:34There we are.

10:35That's it.

10:37So, well done.

10:37Offer, loops, fog.

10:38Yeah.

10:39Fog is the right final answer there.

10:41Very good.

10:41Let's see your next set of letters.

10:43Your second puzzle will have four words with the third letter missing.

10:46You'll need to spell a new four-letter word vertically.

10:48It is worth four points.

10:50Here we go.

10:50Here we go, Sam.

10:51Right, come on.

10:52What have we got?

10:53Uh, ice.

10:54No.

10:55Icing.

10:56Icing.

10:57Icing.

10:58Uh, what's in there?

11:00Uh, Sally.

11:01Sally?

11:02I don't know.

11:03Is it with that?

11:03Uh, c-c-c-c-c-conus.

11:06No, that doesn't work.

11:09Uh, that's, uh, oh, wow.

11:11Askew.

11:12Askew.

11:13Askew.

11:14K-I-

11:15K-I-

11:16K-I-

11:17K-I-

11:18K-I-

11:19K-I-

11:20K-I-

11:22K-I-

11:22Maybe that's not Sally.

11:23Canoe.

11:24Canoe.

11:25Well done, Sam.

11:26Brilliant.

11:27G.

11:29The king.

11:30Your time is nearly up.

11:30No, sadly, sadly.

11:32Five seconds.

11:33Go on, just softly.

11:34S-ah.

11:35King.

11:35Sir, Sam.

11:36Oh!

11:37Sadly!

11:39Sadly!

11:40Go on, stick it in there.

11:42So, sadly.

11:42That's it.

11:43Would have given us time.

11:45Oh, you're out of time.

11:46Let's see your next set of letters.

11:48Your final puzzle.

11:49You're going to have five words.

11:50Okay, stakes are high.

11:52Five-letter word vertically, we want.

11:54Cured.

11:55Pop that in.

11:56Marry.

11:56Yeah, marry.

11:58Marry.

12:00Vigil.

12:01Marry.

12:03Vigil.

12:05Mourn.

12:06Mourn.

12:08Sunny.

12:09Where's the N?

12:09You've got the N.

12:11Sunny.

12:12That's not vigil.

12:13That's not how you spell it.

12:14Viral.

12:15How many R's are there?

12:16No.

12:16So, what's up there?

12:18Grr.

12:19Grr.

12:20Grr.

12:21Oh, man.

12:23Maybe it's not married.

12:26Maybe it's...

12:27What else could go in there?

12:28Ten seconds left.

12:30Oh, stop.

12:32Marry.

12:33Marry.

12:33Ah!

12:35Marry.

12:35Vigil.

12:36Vigil.

12:38No, way off.

12:39I'm just wondering, one of your words would be cubed,

12:41and then you put the R in there.

12:43Yeah.

12:43You've got the R.

12:44So, the R is there, and then we go vital down there.

12:47Vital.

12:48You've got a T.

12:49Brunt.

12:50No.

12:51We were way off.

12:52Cubed.

12:52You sort of don't mind not getting it if you're way off.

12:55Yeah, I know what you mean.

12:57We don't mind you not getting it either.

12:58We're really happy.

12:59And brunt is a funny old word.

13:01Yeah.

13:01Dom's loving it over there.

13:02I know, he is.

13:03We've seen it before, where somebody takes a decision early on the first word,

13:07sticks with it, and everything else is locked.

13:10Correct.

13:11So, your trip to the letterbox has scored you three points.

13:16Sally and Dom will get your chance for some points at the letterbox in just a moment.

13:19We'll take a quick break first.

13:21Don't worry, we're keeping the puzzles warm for you when you get back.

13:24See you in a few minutes.

13:25If you want to keep puzzling, see if you can complete the vertical word to solve this thirdle.

13:34Get puzzling.

13:46Have you completed the missing word and solved this thirdle?

13:49If you did, great puzzling.

13:56Welcome back to Celebrity Puzzling.

13:58You don't have to be a famous face with a predilection for puzzling to work here, but it helps.

14:03Okay, it's now Sally and Dom's turn.

14:05Here is your first thirdle.

14:06Angle, okay, so it's agile, isn't it?

14:09Agile, agile, silly.

14:11Silly.

14:12And angle.

14:13Angle.

14:14That's not a word, is it?

14:17Angle.

14:18Ankle.

14:19Ankle.

14:19Okay.

14:20Yeah.

14:21There we go.

14:21Oh, nice.

14:22Well done.

14:24I was going to say straight, the angle, we hit angle too early, but that's all right.

14:28Yeah.

14:28We're good.

14:29You've got it.

14:29Let's see your next set of letters.

14:31Your second puzzle will have four words with their third letters missing, and you'll need

14:34to spell a new four-letter word vertically.

14:36It's going to be four points.

14:38Here we go.

14:39Kebab.

14:40Kebab, yeah.

14:41House.

14:43House.

14:43Yes, you.

14:44House.

14:45Finch.

14:46Finch.

14:47Or filch.

14:47Let's go N first.

14:49N.

14:50Yeah, and pipes.

14:53No, so it's P.

14:54So let's say pipes.

14:56So what's that then?

14:57Bump.

14:57M.

14:58Oh, no, it can't be.

14:58No.

15:00B-U.

15:00What did you else?

15:01What else?

15:02Filch.

15:03Bulp.

15:03No, burp, isn't it?

15:04So, furt, furt.

15:05Oh, yeah.

15:06Is that a word?

15:06Furch.

15:07Another word, but let's try it.

15:08No, okay.

15:08No, it's not a word.

15:10Okay, so house.

15:11Do you have house?

15:12It's got to be house.

15:13Piles, it could be.

15:14Piles.

15:14Right, trail.

15:15Ten seconds.

15:16Okay.

15:17Burl.

15:17No, so what's the other one?

15:19Finch.

15:20Finch.

15:20Your time is nearly up.

15:21No.

15:21Filch.

15:22Um.

15:24Um.

15:24Yeah.

15:25No.

15:26It's interesting.

15:26Because if you could, if you've got Filch L in there, Filch is a word.

15:30Oh.

15:30Yeah, but you only got one L, right?

15:32Yeah, I only got one L, yeah.

15:33So you can't do that.

15:34So let's put in N for Finch.

15:38S.

15:38Do you get it?

15:39No.

15:39Yeah.

15:39What?

15:40I think it's Pikes.

15:42It's a K, guys.

15:43Pikes.

15:44And Pikes.

15:45Let's stick the K in.

15:46Yeah, yeah.

15:46There we go.

15:46Yeah.

15:47Okay, so bunk it was.

15:48Happens to the best of us, Dom.

15:50There we go.

15:51I wouldn't have gone with Pikes.

15:52I wouldn't have thought of Pikes.

15:53Well, it's getting lively this round.

15:54Let's see your next set of letters.

15:57Your final puzzle has five words to solve.

15:59You'll need to spell a new five-letter word.

16:01It's worth a bumper.

16:02Five points.

16:03Here we go.

16:05Okay, decoy.

16:05Decoy.

16:06Let's try with that.

16:07Grain.

16:08Grain.

16:09Sorry.

16:10Yeah.

16:11Novel.

16:12Noble.

16:12Novel.

16:13Yeah, go on.

16:15Flack.

16:16Civil.

16:17Or flick.

16:19And apply.

16:20P.

16:22That's not a word.

16:23Apply, it is.

16:24Okay.

16:25Double P.

16:25We've got a P.

16:26No, that's not a word.

16:27Yeah, we've got a P.

16:27Apply.

16:28Oh, I see.

16:28Yeah, okay.

16:29Civil.

16:31Grain.

16:31Fleck.

16:32No, Gryan is not a word.

16:34Gryan.

16:34Yeah, I saw Gryan.

16:35So, what's that, then?

16:36Got in there.

16:37Grr, grr, grr.

16:38Grown.

16:39Your time is nearly up.

16:40Grr.

16:40Coven.

16:41No, coven.

16:42No, it's coffee.

16:43Covet.

16:44Covet.

16:45Covet.

16:45Yeah, fleck.

16:46Fleck, yes.

16:48And.

16:48T.

16:49Covet.

16:50Covet.

16:51Oh!

16:51Time ran out.

16:54But hang on.

16:55Do we even know what it is?

16:56So, you were wanting to go...

16:58Aptly, it is.

16:59It's a T.

16:59What?

16:59Aptly.

17:00Aptly.

17:01Aptly.

17:01It's covered.

17:02So, let's put that there.

17:03So, the T goes there and it's covered.

17:04But I was going with you on a ply.

17:06I thought it's got to be a ply.

17:07When we actually play the game, though, we're going to get it.

17:09Yeah.

17:10So, decoy, grown, novel, fleck, aptly.

17:14It's not all words that we use all the time.

17:16We're reaching here.

17:19Please head back to your seats.

17:20Oh, never mind.

17:25Well done, Sally and Dom.

17:27Your visit to the letterbox scores you three points.

17:30Let's have a look at the overall scores.

17:32What's happening here?

17:33It's a very tight game.

17:34Again, Carol and Sam on nine.

17:37Dom and Sally on seven.

17:40It doesn't feel tight.

17:42Well, it feels tight.

17:44Does it not feel tight to you?

17:45It's not tight enough.

17:48We did talk about a tight end.

17:50Kansas City.

17:50I did a tight end from Kansas City.

17:52It's not that tight.

17:54Sam, how are you feeling about puzzling?

17:56Puzzling as opposed to quizzing.

17:57I am naturally more of a quizzer.

17:59Yeah.

18:00General knowledge.

18:01I feel a lot better than I am sat next to Carol.

18:05We met, when was it?

18:072016.

18:09You just won the gold.

18:10Yes.

18:11Yeah.

18:11And I was at Pride of Britain.

18:12And you were in the jungle, correct?

18:13Yeah.

18:13And we've been very good friends ever since.

18:16I was at Sam's wedding.

18:17Yes.

18:19We bonded over throwing bar nuts into each other's mouth.

18:22Did you ever eat anything disgusting on the jungle?

18:27Pork testicles.

18:28Oh, gosh.

18:29Yes.

18:29I think you got worse.

18:31No, didn't you?

18:32Haven't eaten some funny things.

18:33What about you, Tom?

18:34Have you ever tried those?

18:35No.

18:35I mean, I was in the jungle, but I didn't eat anything.

18:38I didn't want to.

18:38But I did have to hang out a little bit opic.

18:41So...

18:41Springs and roundabouts.

18:43So, next up is all about how great, masterly, stroke talented, stroke gifted you are at, you guessed it, synonyms.

18:51So, this is, in other words...

18:53I'll show you an example here, particularly for our visitors.

19:00So, I show you initials to an answer and written beside each initial, you'll see synonyms for the word.

19:07And from the synonyms, you work out the answers.

19:09Let's have a look at this and see what we think.

19:12Tomb Raider.

19:13Tomb Raider.

19:14Mmm.

19:15The famous video game.

19:17We call it a video game?

19:18I don't.

19:18Do we do that anymore?

19:19Oh, yeah, I do.

19:20The kids do.

19:21Belt a fancy dress, Tomb Raider.

19:22I still play it.

19:24Oh, do you?

19:24I still play Tomb Raider.

19:25Fantastic.

19:26I still like playing Quake.

19:28That's enough of our...

19:29Quake, yeah, yeah.

19:29That's old school.

19:30Yeah, it is old school.

19:31Yeah.

19:32So, Carol, Sam, I'll let you start.

19:34Okay.

19:35In other words, one point, if you can get this, it's P.S.

19:39Gander, Spy, Glintz.

19:41Spy.

19:42Pageant, Spectacle, Presentation.

19:45Peep Show.

19:46Yeah?

19:47Yeah?

19:47You happy with that?

19:48I'm happy.

19:49You say it.

19:50Peep Show.

19:51Peep Show.

19:53It's right.

19:54Yay.

19:54Welcome, Carol and Sam.

19:56Bad lady.

19:57Sally, Dom, here's your first.

19:59R.M.

20:04Regal Sovereign Kingley.

20:07Seafaring, Nautical, Aquatic.

20:08Yeah?

20:09Yeah.

20:09Go on, you say.

20:10Royal Marine.

20:11Royal Marine.

20:14Yeah, very good.

20:15Yes.

20:16Yes.

20:17Nice.

20:19So level on this round so far.

20:21Carol and Sam, you're going to get fewer synonyms this time, but it is worth two points.

20:26Let's see.

20:28So P.O.

20:29O.

20:30Pole job.

20:32Your office.

20:33Something.

20:33Bureau department.

20:35Something office.

20:36Post office.

20:37Post.

20:38Can I?

20:38Yeah.

20:39Ah, you have a post.

20:41Post on a job.

20:42And a pole.

20:43Yeah.

20:43Is a post.

20:44Yeah.

20:45Go on.

20:46Oh.

20:46Post office.

20:48Post office.

20:48Well done, both.

20:54So now Sally and Dom for two points.

20:57DM.

20:59Absolutely, certainly, possibly, perhaps.

21:02Yeah, got it.

21:02Yeah.

21:03Yeah.

21:04Definitely, maybe.

21:05Definitely, maybe.

21:08Very good.

21:11We've got a little Oasis connection, haven't we?

21:14Yeah, my brother-in-law played for them, yeah.

21:16Alan White.

21:16He plays for them?

21:17He did, Alan White, yeah.

21:18Really?

21:19That's good.

21:19So you managed to get tickets then?

21:21Did you get tickets at undynamic?

21:22No.

21:23No.

21:24So Carol and Sam, just one synonym per word now, the trickiest yet, but it's worth three points.

21:30Let's have a look.

21:31We've got SS.

21:32Sports.

21:33Athletic excitement.

21:34Sport.

21:36Sport.

21:37Sss.

21:38Show.

21:40Excitement.

21:41Excitement.

21:41Sparkle.

21:43Excitement.

21:45Sporting.

21:46Sporting.

21:47Athletic.

21:47Excitement.

21:50Joy.

21:51Have you got it there?

21:52No.

21:53But here we go.

21:53Sports.

21:54Sports.

21:55Science.

21:55Sports.

21:56Show.

21:56Sports.

21:58Super.

21:59Superstar.

21:59Might need an answer.

22:02Sports celebration with an S.

22:05I love it.

22:08Sports.

22:09I think the time is going to go.

22:10Sports star.

22:11Sports star.

22:12Sports.

22:13Oh.

22:14No.

22:14That could have been gone.

22:15Go on.

22:15You do know.

22:16I can't work it out.

22:17I wonder if it might be sporty spice, but I don't know.

22:19Oh, it is.

22:20Okay.

22:20Well done.

22:21That's unlucky.

22:22That was really hard.

22:22That was really undust.

22:23You got a hard one like that.

22:24Yeah, don't be that upset.

22:25That was bad.

22:26Okay.

22:26Dom.

22:27Sally.

22:27Yours.

22:28This is going your way now.

22:30So it's harder.

22:31Just one synonym.

22:32Typical citizens.

22:34MP.

22:34People.

22:36Oh.

22:36Wasn't that a program, Normal People?

22:39Yeah.

22:39That's what I feel it is.

22:41Well, that was a...

22:41Wasn't that a...

22:42Yeah.

22:42Let's go with it.

22:42Normal People.

22:43Normal People.

22:44Normal People.

22:46Go on.

22:48It was a TV drama.

22:50It was written by...

22:52What?

22:52Sally Rooney.

22:53Normal People.

22:53Is it a book?

22:54Yeah.

22:54Well, it was, and then it became...

22:56It was an everything.

22:56Book.

22:57Yeah.

22:57TV series.

22:58So, at the end of that round, Carol and Sam have got, let's see...

23:0312.

23:04Dom and Sally.

23:0613.

23:07Oh.

23:08Lucky for Sam.

23:1013.

23:1113's our number.

23:12There we are.

23:14Yeah.

23:14So, Team Carol, if you wanted to use one word to describe your performance there, what would

23:18it be?

23:19Spicy.

23:20Yeah.

23:21Right.

23:22The letters.

23:24V-A-R.

23:25Time for our celebs to unpuzzle themselves over the break.

23:28We'll see you soon.

23:32Have a go at this Path Words puzzle.

23:34Swap the letters in just one column to reveal the answers.

23:38Best of luck.

23:39Here's the solution to your Path Words puzzle.

23:55If you got it right.

23:56Well done.

23:56Welcome back to Celebrity Puzzling.

24:02It's safe to say our team captains, Carol and Sally, have their eyes on the prize, which

24:06is a shame because there isn't one.

24:07So, time for our next round, shape-shifters.

24:10Have a look at the screen.

24:15You will see a grid of answers, a category and a corresponding shape.

24:18You've got to give me correct answers that fit exactly inside the shape.

24:22So, here it would be two squares next to each other.

24:24You cannot rotate the shape.

24:26So, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

24:29Yes.

24:29Where would you go here?

24:31Donatello.

24:31Raphael.

24:32Raphael.

24:33Okay, Donatello, Raphael.

24:35Let's have a look.

24:36There we go.

24:37Perfect.

24:38So, because it's gone orange, Leonardo, Michelangelo, they're right, but obviously they're not next

24:42to each other like the purple blocks are.

24:44So, Sally, Dom, first.

24:47Shapeshifter for real.

24:48Here we go.

24:48The points.

24:49Yep.

24:50Countries that border France.

24:52Okay.

24:53We want...

24:54We want...

24:55We want Italy.

24:57No, we want...

24:58Croatian...

24:59Baltimore.

25:00What?

25:00Is it not...

25:01No, no, no, no.

25:01No, no, what are we talking about?

25:03Oh, well, it's got to be in that way, okay.

25:05Yeah, it's got to be that way, you see.

25:06Yeah, yeah.

25:06Germany, Italy.

25:07This is crazy.

25:08Germany, Italy.

25:09No?

25:09No.

25:09No, it can't be Germany's over there.

25:11Well, it's...

25:12The only one it can be is...

25:14What?

25:14This is crazy, I know this.

25:16It has to be Italy and Germany, but Germany doesn't.

25:18Of course it does.

25:19It does, it does, yes.

25:20Of course it does.

25:20Sorry, I'm being crazy.

25:22Germany and Italy, yeah, of course.

25:23But you were...

25:24Were you a European-based diplomat?

25:26Yes, I was, yeah.

25:28I just went completely blank.

25:30Well, so, okay, well, let's see if you're right.

25:31Germany and Italy.

25:33Yes.

25:34Well, what caused the system to seize up there?

25:36We only did it to get them excited.

25:38Okay, there we are.

25:40So, yes, Germany and Italy, well done,

25:42and not Netherlands, Croatia, Portugal, Denmark, Liechtenstein.

25:46All right, Carol, are you feeling happy about this, Sam?

25:48You've got the measure of it?

25:49Yes.

25:49Okay, here it is yours now.

25:54Colors of faces on the original 1980s Rubik's Cube.

25:58The original.

25:58So, here we want one above the other, please.

26:01It was definitely a white.

26:03I don't think those are silver.

26:06I've got a feeling it's orange and yellow.

26:08What do you think?

26:10I never knew there was an original Rubik's Cube.

26:12Well, neither does it I really.

26:12To the original of what is now.

26:14I think there is a...

26:15You see, I'm so old, Sam, that I only know the 80s one.

26:19I only know that one.

26:20Yeah.

26:20Orange and yellow feel...

26:22It feels right.

26:23Yeah.

26:24Are we going strong on that?

26:26Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

26:28Orange and yellow.

26:29Orange and yellow.

26:31Let's have a look.

26:32The original Cube.

26:33Yes.

26:34Yes.

26:36They did a more complex one once Carol had cracked the original.

26:40I was juggling.

26:41Yeah, yeah, yeah.

26:41I used to take the stickers off.

26:43I used to do it blind.

26:43I did that.

26:44I used to take it apart and then put it together.

26:46Yeah, yeah.

26:46Oh, my Lord.

26:47I still can't do it.

26:48So, white and green as well, but obviously they're not next to each other like the purple blocks are.

26:54So, Sally and Dom, next up, here we go with your shapeshifter, fictional spies.

26:59Oh, Dom will love this.

27:01I will.

27:02Look at the shape, though.

27:03Okay.

27:04And you can't rotate the shape.

27:07So, it's got to be neck-shaped.

27:08Alex Ryder.

27:10Josh Miley, Austin Powers.

27:11Austin Powers is a spy.

27:12Yeah, he's an international op-site.

27:14So, you're definitely George.

27:16Yeah.

27:16Alex Ryder.

27:17I don't know Alex Ryder.

27:18Alex Ryder is as well.

27:19Yeah, I'd go with that.

27:20Would you?

27:20Isn't that Jackson Lansom?

27:22How about Jackson Lam?

27:23I don't know.

27:23She's got a room to her.

27:24She was a spy, so she's not fictional.

27:26Oh, she was an actual spy?

27:27Yeah, yeah.

27:28So, I think it's...

27:29Okay, because Jackson Lam is the guy Gary Ellman plays in Slow Horse, isn't it?

27:33I think it is that.

27:34Can we go with that?

27:35Okay.

27:35Alex Ryder, George Smiley, Austin Powers.

27:37Yeah.

27:38Okay.

27:38I'm just slightly worried about Alex Ryder, but I think it's right.

27:42All right.

27:42Let's see if you've got the right answer.

27:45Oh, you really doubt yourself on this.

27:50I wanted to go Bond, and I wanted to go Austin Powers.

27:52Jennifer Honey?

27:53She sounds like a Bond girl.

27:55She's the schoolteacher...

27:56Of Matilda.

27:57That's it.

27:57Oh, is she?

27:58Alex Ryder is the teenage spy created by Anthony Horowitz.

28:02Smiley is in John le Carré.

28:04Austin Powers, yeah, the famous movie.

28:06Modesty Blaze was originally in a cartoon strip.

28:09Oh.

28:10Carol and Sam, here's your second puzzle for three points now.

28:15Okay.

28:15Yeah.

28:16So, ballet terms.

28:17Oh.

28:18And look at the shape.

28:19You cannot rotate the shape.

28:20Okay.

28:22Right.

28:22So, arabesque is a definite one.

28:25Yes.

28:25A plié is one, isn't it?

28:27Definitely.

28:27A bain-marie is something they do in cookery.

28:29Yeah, and a roux as well.

28:31Anna roux is the same.

28:32Oh, okay.

28:33And a julienne, it sounds like a...

28:35That's julienne vegetables.

28:37Yeah.

28:38So, we've got plié.

28:39And fricassee.

28:40That was on my word and menu.

28:42It wasn't?

28:42It was on the posh side of the menu.

28:45I love attitude.

28:48Take an attitude.

28:49We did it back.

28:50Why do we know the food longer?

28:51So, we know the others don't work in that type of pattern.

28:55So, by a sense of deduction.

28:59Mmm.

29:00So, we're going arabesque plié entrescha.

29:03Yeah?

29:04If that's how you say it.

29:05By a process of elimination from the other food-esque words.

29:09Correct.

29:10Let's have a look.

29:11Plié arabesque entrescha.

29:13And it's right.

29:16Jeremy, could you demonstrate, please?

29:18Yes.

29:19Entrescha is a...

29:19I will not demonstrate.

29:20It's a jump with the feet crossing over in mid-air.

29:23Oh, come on.

29:24You can do that.

29:24Come on.

29:25A deep bending of the knees is the plié.

29:28Yes.

29:28The arabesque is standing on one leg with the other leg straight.

29:32Yes.

29:33And the attitude is just where you tell the teacher to take a running jump.

29:37Oh, actually, it's the position.

29:39Standing on one leg with the other leg bent.

29:41Oh, okay.

29:42Well, there we are.

29:43It's the flamingo, isn't it?

29:44Exactly.

29:45It is.

29:46Sally and Dom, your next one.

29:50Bands that had a UK number one hit in the 80s.

29:53It's going to be good here.

29:53And look at the pattern.

29:56It's a purple box with two diagonally up and down.

29:59It's not 80s.

30:00So, number one hit.

30:02Ultra box with Vienna, Daphne.

30:04The jam would have had a number one hit.

30:07That's not the same shape, though.

30:08No, no.

30:08And I'm thinking pulp didn't, so they...

30:10Oh, we're going through everyone.

30:11Yeah, no, I'm just going through the...

30:12U.K. number one in the 80s bands.

30:15Soft sell, Daphne.

30:16I'm thinking it's soft sell, starship, and spandard ballet.

30:19Was starship, Daphne, 80s?

30:21Yeah.

30:21It was.

30:21Yeah, because I meant...

30:22Soft sell, definitely, spandard, Daphne, and starship...

30:26No, the other ones.

30:27So, the thing is, if we look at the other shapes, it doesn't work.

30:29So, take that's 90s, Daphne, soft sell, UB40 is the 80s, but that shape, Oasis, wasn't...

30:35Oasis wasn't the...

30:36We know this for your connection.

30:37Yeah, so that's...

30:38Yeah, 100%.

30:39Spandard ballet, starship, soft sell.

30:40Are we happy?

30:41Yes.

30:41Yeah.

30:42Let's see.

30:43Soft sell, starship, spandard ballet.

30:45Come on.

30:46Is it right?

30:46Give me good news.

30:50Nothing's going to stop us now.

30:51Soft sell, tainted love, spandard ballet, gold, all of them.

30:55Karen and Sam, here's your next.

30:56This category is Real Live People, played on screen by Michael Sheen.

31:01Ah.

31:02So, one up, one down, one diagonal.

31:05You can't rotate the shape.

31:07Yes, definitely did Brian Clough.

31:09He did Brian Clough.

31:11I think he did Chris Tarrant, you know, in the coffee major.

31:14Yeah.

31:15On Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

31:17I can't remember him doing Kenneth Williams.

31:19Yeah.

31:22Wasn't Winston Churchill?

31:23No, and that doesn't fit in the shape anyway.

31:25David Frost.

31:27Tony Blair.

31:30So.

31:30I don't know what's going on, is that?

31:31With Tony Blair.

31:32For me, it's either David Frost.

31:37Because he loves his politics, obviously.

31:38David Lloyd George Welsh.

31:41Carrie Grant.

31:42No.

31:43I'm tending to.

31:45Go for it.

31:45You said Cloughy.

31:47Go for the gamble of Kenneth Williams.

31:48Should we go for that?

31:50Yeah.

31:51You happy with that?

31:52Yeah, I just have to hope Brian Clough is right.

31:54Yeah, yeah.

31:54Cloughy, Chris Tarrant, and Kenneth Williams, although I can't remember that.

32:01Well, certainly the shape is the right shape.

32:03Brian Clough, Chris Tarrant, Kenneth Williams.

32:05Is it right?

32:06I don't remember Chris Tarrant.

32:12He's done Frost.

32:14He did Frost in Frost Nixon.

32:15Yeah.

32:15Yes.

32:16The movie, remember the movie that Clough was in?

32:18Yeah.

32:18Yes.

32:19The Damned United.

32:20Oh, yeah.

32:21And Tarrant was in a show called Quiz, which was a TV dramatization of the famous coughing

32:25incident.

32:26The weird one that nearly tripped you up was Kenneth Williams in Fantabulosa, which is nearly

32:3120 years ago now.

32:32Ah.

32:33So, yeah, there we are.

32:35I can't imagine having to do an impression of Kenneth Williams because it's so difficult.

32:38Oh, no, no, no.

32:40That's it.

32:41No, I'm like her.

32:42You've got nailed that.

32:44See, I'm just a Monke impressionist.

32:46That's it.

32:47OK, let's take a look at the scores at the end of that round.

32:50Carol and Sam have got how many?

32:5319.

32:53Dom and Sally, 20.

32:58And that felt like quite a sort of trench warfare there.

33:02We were fighting hard there.

33:03Are you beating our celebrities so far?

33:05There's still plenty to play for, as before, our final decisive round, Memory Bank.

33:10There's time for one last letterbox round.

33:12Now, in this one, both teams will be tackling the infamous letterbox again, but there's a twist.

33:16The fastest team to solve the puzzle will earn two bonus points, so it's all up for grabs.

33:22In this round, it is Fernandrum.

33:26Let me just show you how it works.

33:28Have a look at the screen here.

33:28You're going to see three anagrams, each a letter longer than the one before.

33:32It's straightforward.

33:33It's anagrams.

33:33You've got to rearrange the tiles to solve the five-letter one first, then the six, then the seven-letter.

33:38As ever, you'll be against the clock.

33:40You'll score two points per solved word.

33:43If you do all three faster than your opponents, you'll earn two bonus points.

33:48Let's just have a look at this, then.

33:50First one.

33:51First one.

33:54Tiara.

33:55Trait.

33:56Trait, Carol.

33:57Trait.

33:57Second one, anyone?

33:59Could it be skates?

34:00Skates.

34:00I'm just thinking.

34:01Oh, casket.

34:03Casket.

34:04Yes.

34:05And finally, do I have to draw you a...

34:07Diagram.

34:08Diagram.

34:09Very good.

34:09So there we are.

34:10There is...

34:10Well, we did well, lad.

34:11Yeah.

34:12Now there we are.

34:13You'll be helping us through our round as well, yeah?

34:15Yeah, I will help you.

34:16Yeah, of course.

34:17OK, Sally and Dom, you can go first, because for no other reason than I just said so.

34:21So please join me at the letterbox to face your fenundrum.

34:24As soon as you've solved the third anagram, hit the button to stop the clock.

34:30Your time starts now.

34:31OK.

34:32Er, cable.

34:34Right, you look at the next one.

34:35OK, sorry.

34:35Er, er, furt...

34:38Buffet.

34:40You haven't solved the first one yet.

34:42Cable.

34:42Sorry, sorry.

34:43I'm wrong, Sally.

34:44Buffet.

34:44Er, yep.

34:46Yep.

34:47And, er, trivial.

34:51Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.

34:52No, it's not, it's not.

34:53Is it not?

34:54Wait, let's try.

34:55Let's try.

34:55Triv.

34:57Triv.

34:59Trivvy.

35:00Oh, no.

35:00Triv.

35:01Er, travail.

35:02Travail.

35:05Sorry.

35:06Oh, sorry, I didn't mean to...

35:07No, no, you absolutely did.

35:08Trav.

35:08No!

35:09Ah.

35:10Er, OK.

35:11Woooah.

35:12Trav...

35:13So there's a V?

35:15Yeah.

35:15Trav, er, veil.

35:18So it has to be a veil, I think, something like that.

35:21Er, ale.

35:23Let's try that.

35:25Triv.

35:25Travail.

35:26Travail.

35:27No, no, it's Travail.

35:28Oh, Travail, of course it is.

35:29Er, Travail.

35:30Er, ver.

35:31Mm, rival.

35:33Right, no.

35:33Right.

35:34Your time is nearly up.

35:35OK.

35:35Er.

35:36Av.

35:37Av.

35:38Let's try and start with an A.

35:40Av.

35:41Are they...

35:42Ten seconds.

35:43That wasn't...

35:44No.

35:46No.

35:46Travail.

35:47Trav.

35:47Oh, I'm in pain here.

35:54Did you get it?

35:55What?

35:55You got it.

35:57Did I?

35:57You misspelled it.

35:59What?

35:59You had it, and then something weird, and I don't even know what happened.

36:03What?

36:03Travail.

36:04Travail.

36:05Triv...

36:05Trivial.

36:05Oh, Trivial.

36:06Why did we not spell that?

36:07No, you said it.

36:08Oh, my God.

36:08You said it.

36:09You said it, and then I tell you what happened is that for some reason when you were spelling

36:13Travail, you put the A there, and you said, oh, no, it's not that, and then you said the

36:18correct answer, well, she was still doing Buffet.

36:20I know, but then I couldn't spell it.

36:21Oh, lordy.

36:22I think everyone watching knows we won.

36:24Yeah.

36:26You still got four points there.

36:27You didn't solve all three anagrams, so you won't be in line for the bonus points, and

36:32it's almost time for Carol and Sam to face the fenundrum, but first, you've twisted

36:36my arm, so go on, have another ad break, and join us for more celebrity puzzling after

36:40this.

36:43Why don't you try unscrambling this fenundrum during the ads?

36:51Get puzzling.

37:04Did you successfully solve this fenundrum?

37:08If you did, great job.

37:13Welcome back to Celebrity Puzzling.

37:15I'm your host, Jeremy Vine, and you can tell that because all of our guests are looking

37:18at me while I say this.

37:20You join us as a pivotal part of puzzling proceedings as Carol and Sam are about to take

37:26on the fenundrum.

37:27Three new anagrams to solve.

37:29So head on over to the letterbox for your turn at fenundrum.

37:32Best of luck.

37:33Remember, as soon as you've solved all three anagrams, hit the buzz that have stopped the

37:39clock.

37:39Your time starts now.

37:40Fence.

37:41Fence.

37:42I'll do it.

37:43You can get on to the next one.

37:44Fence.

37:45There we go.

37:46Fence is good.

37:47Ing.

37:47Is it an ing word?

37:49Is it luring?

37:51No.

37:51Is it a...

37:52Grieger.

37:54Put that up there.

37:56Right, come on.

37:57Keep moving.

37:58Ein.

37:59Grin.

38:00Gion.

38:03Grieger.

38:03Is it in er? Let's have a little look. Linger. Linger. Linger. Linger. Linger. You go on to

38:18the next one. Linger. Linger. There we are. Right. Where are we here? We're on the B normally

38:29it'll be somewhere up here. Yeah. Eint. What about Eint? Eint. Febint. No. Right. Okay. Febint.

38:38It's a B isn't it? It's just. What is it? No. In something. N something. N. Febint. In. In. In. That. Time's nearly up. Inept. No. In. Febint.

38:55Not writing on this. Okay. Right. Okay. Eint. Is it Eint? Find Eint? It's just a B. Isn't it a B?

39:02Beginning with B. Oh. I got that one. You're going to be so. What was it? Benefits. Benefits.

39:09Oh no. I was nowhere near. It's dead easy here isn't it? It's dead easy. We had it in

39:14three seconds. Benefits. Benefits. We had a cup of tea and everything. Benefits. Well done.

39:18Yeah. So. Okay. I was nowhere near. Benefits. So you timed out like them. Yeah. It's hard

39:25under pressures. No doubt. Yeah. Please head back to your seats. Well that means going into

39:33the final the scores are as follows. Starting with Carol and Sam. 23 points. Dom and Sally.

39:4024. It's so tight. It's so tight. Dom what do you think? You can take it. Don't

39:49know. I don't know. It's not really about the winning to be honest for me. Okay. It's all

39:55been leading to this and now I'm going to put your powers of recall to the test. It is time

39:59for Memory Bank. In a moment I'll show you a grid of 12 words. Try your best to memorize

40:07those words and their positions before they are covered up by the numbered tiles. I will

40:12then ask questions against the clock. You must buzz in and give me the number concealing the

40:17correct answer. If an answer has more than one word you must give all the corresponding numbers

40:23in the correct order. You'll score a point per word. So if you're already 3-2-1 reveal the memory bank.

40:31Lee. Hamilton. Dallas. Castle. Warwick. Lewis. Springer. Bryce. Jerry. Davis. Enfield.

40:52Howard. I'm about to cover the words with the numbers. Okay. You're going to have 5 seconds

41:00to answer after I've read the question. Your time starts now. In a Hanna-Barbera cartoon which

41:05mouse is often pursued by Tom the Cat? Dom. 7. Springer. No Jerry. Yeah I know.

41:13The Labour MP who introduced the breathalyser was Barbara who? Carol. 4. Castle.

41:21Barbara Castle. That's right. George Washington and Thomas Jefferson are characters in which musical?

41:26Sally. 2. Hamilton. Yes. Well done Sal. Hamilton. Which American TV host was born? Dom?

41:349.7. Jerry. Springer. Very clever. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in which city?

41:42Carol. 3. Dallas.

41:45Correct. Heartbreaker was the highest UK chart success for Dion who?

41:51Carol. 5. Warwick. Oh well done.

41:57Nice. Dion Warwick. Well done. Which chess piece is also known as a rook? Carol. 4. Castle.

42:06Correct. Which TV series starring Kevin Waitley was a spin-off from Inspector Morse? Dom.

42:126. Lewis. Well done.

42:15Oh. Correct.

42:16I'm good.

42:17English and Welsh are the two breeds of which Spaniel?

42:20Carol. 10. Davis.

42:24Ah! Springer we wanted. Which New Zealand city is nicknamed the Tron? Sam. 2.

42:32Hamilton.

42:33Brilliant Sam. Correct. Which Yorkshire stately home featured in the 80s? Carol.

42:3812.4. Howard. Castle. Oh no. The wrong way round.

42:42Wrong way round.

42:43Which actor and comedian had a popular double act with Dean Martin?

42:50Sally.

42:51Um.

42:536.8.1. 6.8.1.

42:56Lewis. Bryce. Lee.

42:58No. Totally wrong.

43:00I wanted Jerry Lewis. Digger's daughter was the first episode of which glossy American TV soap opera?

43:06Sally.

43:073.

43:08Dallas.

43:09Well done.

43:10Well done Sally.

43:11Which Formula One driver was nice? Sam.

43:146.2.

43:15Lewis.

43:16Hamilton.

43:17Well done.

43:18That's it.

43:19I know you just worked it out at the end there. How to play this.

43:23Strong play from Sally. That's your best memory bank I think.

43:26Yeah you were on it.

43:28So let us have a look at the final scores. Something quite interesting has happened here.

43:32Oh.

43:33So Carol and Sam.

43:34Oh.

43:3530.

43:36Oh.

43:37Dom and Sally.

43:4229.

43:43So.

43:44That's so tight.

43:45That's so tight.

43:46That's so tight.

43:47That's so tight.

43:48With Sam's Lewis Hamilton answer you took the contest.

43:52Yes.

43:53There we go.

43:54Yes.

43:55Perfectly Sam quick.

43:56Well done.

43:57Well done.

43:58Oh my goodness.

43:59What about that.

44:00That's so annoying.

44:01Yes.

44:02Really brilliant contest guys.

44:03Thank you so much.

44:04Join us next time on Celebrity Puzzling when Carol and Sally will pair up with two more famous

44:08faces to tackle yet more fun filled puzzles.

44:10I'd like to thank team captains Carol and Sally, guests Sam and Dom.

44:14And I'd like to thank myself as well because I would not be here without me.

44:17Join us next time for another edition of Celebrity Puzzling.

44:20Goodbye.

44:21Happy puzzling.

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