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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank you. Thank you so much.

Thank you, thank you.

Hello, and welcome to Millionaire Hot Seat.

Now, if you think the lifeline's on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire

are for the weak, this is the show for you,

and we make contestants answer against the clock.

There are six of them, and they are...

Nabeel Nauzer from Tottenham,

Alan Lothian from Warwick,

Kathie Nissan from East Grinstead,

Kieron Kambo from Wolverhampton,

Jinal Omitola from Croydon,

and Bryony Retter from Brixham.

OK, before the show,

there was a random draw to decide who goes in the Hot Seat first,

and the winner of that was...

Nabeel Nauzer! So, well done, Nabeel.

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Take your place in the Hot Seat.

We'll get cracking. You're looking nervous.

See how it goes.

Let me talk you through some of the rules, OK?

15 questions, you win a million quid.

But that's the same as Millionaire.

Where it differs is that you can pass.

If you're not sure about something, just pass on it.

You then go back over there, to the back of the queue, OK?

But you can't use your pass again. That's it. You've only got one.

Right, the other thing is, if you answer and you get it wrong,

the top rung of the prize ladder goes.

The actual prize money shrinks and you go home.

Getting it wrong - bad thing. Sounds good.

It doesn't sound good, it sounds terrifying, I'm sure.

But shall we get going? Yeah, let's do it.

OK, let's play Millionaire Hot Seat.

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Right.

Questions aren't as easy, the early ones,

as they are on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.

Be prepared for that, and remember your time, OK?

You've only got 15 seconds to answer these questions.

This one is worth £100. Here we go.

So, that one should be "on the beaches", final answer.

And that is the correct answer, that is £100.

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Right, now, this one is for £200.

Again, 15 seconds to answer it.

I think on the balance of things,

I'll go with Twickenham, final answer.

You're getting them easy.

That is the correct answer as well, £200.

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Wembley, obviously, is football, Lord's is cricket,

and Ally Pally is darts and Masters snooker.

Righty-ho, this is for £300.

So, I think here I would like to my pass. Final answer.

Okey-doke. Not a French speaker?

No, unfortunately not.

OK, well, if you'd like to take your place over there in the gloom,

and we will bring out the next contestant.

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Welcome, Alan Lothian, company director from Warwick.

That's right, yeah.

Welcome to the Hot Seat. Thank you.

Very best of luck.

You do have one small problem if you don't speak French,

you can't pass.

Because Nabeel did, you can't.

So you're gonna have to answer this.

Let me read the question for you again.

Well, I haven't done French for such a long time,

but I do remember back to my GCSE days,

and I think it is Friday evening.

Final answer.

I think you're right. Well done.

APPLAUSE That's £300.

And that means your pass now becomes available.

OK. Righty-ho.

This is for £500.

Ooh.

Now, that's a tricky... Ten seconds. Yeah.

Five seconds.

I'm not sure. I'm gonna pass on that.

Two seconds to go. OK, Alan, if you'd like to go back

into the pit of despair over there, let's bring out the next contestant.

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Welcome... Kathie Nissan.

Yes. Did you used to be called Datsun?

LAUGHTER

Small motoring joke there.

A judo teacher, you probably know the answer to this, then. Yes.

From East Grinstead.

You can't pass, as I'm sure you know.

Let me read the question for you again, if I may.

So, burpee is from standing. The other two are not from the back.

So the answer is ab crunch, final answer.

Perfect for you. Correct answer. Well done.

APPLAUSE Well done, Kathie.

Right, now, this is for £1,000.

So, these are all pedigree dogs,

and the one that is not a toy is the pointer, final answer.

And the correct answer.

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The pointer is a gun dog.

Right, what that means is you've reached £1,000, OK?

You now have 30 seconds.

The questions do get lot harder,

so you'll need longer to think about them.

OK, this is for £2,000.

So, this is, erm...

I have no idea, so I'm going to pass on this one.

It's gonna take some working out, that, for sure.

OK, don't blame you.

Kathie, if you'd like to go and sit over there,

we will bring out our next contestant as we may, thank you.

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Kieron. Kieron Kambo. Yeah.

Personal trainer. Yeah, I was hoping for that.

You were hoping for the ab crunch. Well, you haven't.

You've got this one. No. From Wolverhampton.

Now, you've had a minute or two to think about it.

Bit longer than Kathie had, that's for sure.

Let me read the question for you again.

You can't pass, remember? You've got to answer it.

Yeah, luckily I had enough time to calculate it,

so I hope my maths's correct.

I'm going to say £3.88. Final answer.

That's the advantage of taking over somebody else's pass.

That is the correct answer. Well done.

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In case you're wondering what that question means,

it's 1p+2p+5p+10p+20, 50.

You get to 88, £1, £2, £3. So there we are, £3.88.

Well worked out.

OK, so we are now looking at the £3,000 question.

30 seconds to answer it. Let's have a look.

Sweden is Stockholm,

Algeria is Algiers,

Brazil is Brasilia and I can't think what Morocco is,

but by process of elimination, I'm going to say Morocco.

Final answer.

And the correct answer, well done.

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I'm sure you're not interested, but you're quite right with the others.

But Morocco, everybody thinks it's Casablanca or Marrakesh.

It's actually Rabat. Oh, yeah, yeah.

That was in there somewhere. So, there we are.

This is for £5,000.

Let's have look at the question.

I'm pretty sure it's Winnie the Pooh. Erm...

Or does he have no legwear?

Papa Smurf, definitely not. He wears white clothing.

Garfield, I thought, doesn't wear anything.

Pink Panther, maybe just a blazer. Ten seconds left.

Er, I'm going say Winnie the Pooh, final answer.

Mm...

Wrong answer. OK.

Winnie the Pooh...

Of course. ...doesn't wear anything.

He just wears that shrunken jumper. I can see it now, yeah.

It's Papa Smurf wears red legwear.

The others actually, says here, typically have no legwear.

Oh, I'm sorry about that, Kieron, you were doing jolly well,

but I'm afraid it's time to say goodbye.

Ladies and gentlemen, Kieron Kambo.

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OK, here comes the next contestant.

Hi. Hi there.

And you're Jinal Omitola, credit controller from Croydon. Yep.

Welcome to the Hot Seat. Thank you.

Now, the problem we've got is

because Kieron got that last question wrong,

we've lost the million-pound top prize.

But it's still £250,000,

quarter of a million pounds you're playing for,

and you're only seven questions away from it.

You know seven things,

you win a quarter of a million pounds.

Shall we find out?

Yes, please. OK.

This is the £5,000 question.

I'm gonna pass.

Well, no chit-chat there.

Straight into a pass, and off you go.

APPLAUSE Erm, brief.

We've barely got to know each other.

Now let's bring out the next contestant...

...who is calling herself Bryony Retter,

but we all know it's Keira Knightley really.

LAUGHTER

Analytical chemist from Brixham, welcome.

Right, you can't pass. I know.

That's the disaster.

Unless, of course, you know it, in which case it's of no consequence.

I'll read the question for you again.

So I should know this, cos I'm a chemist.

Hm. But I'm not sure.

I know it's not A and I know it's not C.

So it's between B and D.

I'm obviously just gonna have to go for it.

So I'm gonna say an ACE inhibitor, final answer.

Oh, it's a disaster.

I'm really sorry, that's the wrong answer.

The correct answer is analgesic.

BRYONY SIGHS Oh, well.

Pain relief, antihistamine obviously relieves allergies,

antibiotic fights bacterial infection.

ACE inhibitor is used in the treatment of hypertension

and heart failure.

So I'm really sorry about that, but we must now say goodbye.

Ladies and gentlemen, Bryony Retter.

APPLAUSE Sorry. Oh, dear.

So, Nabeel, you're back.

And before we get going, I'm afraid we have to take a break.

So see you in a few moments.

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Welcome back to Millionaire Hot Seat.

Nabeel is currently in the Hot Seat.

£5,000 is the next question.

You can't pass, and you're aiming

for a top prize that now stands at £100,000.

Obviously, that's dropped

as a result of the previous contestant getting a question wrong.

Right, let's have look at this question, shall we? £5,000.

I'm gonna be honest, I actually have no idea about this.

So I'm gonna have to take a stab in the dark and then,

yeah, I've got no clue for any of these.

So I'll go with Mr Rochester, final answer.

You're a lucky young man, that is the correct answer.

APPLAUSE Well done.

You didn't even do any working out.

No, Bumble is Charles Dickens, Oliver Twist.

Tickle? Mr Tickle?

Have you ever read a Mr Men book?

Oh, yeah, yeah. There you go, you see.

And Darcy's Jane Austen in a white shirt,

coming out of a lake, no interest.

LAUGHTER So...

apart from to all the women in the audience.

LAUGHTER Righty-ho.

Here we go. Obviously, you can't pass

cos you've used your pass already,

but this question is £7,500.

It's what it's worth if you get it right. Let's have look at it.

So, I don't think it's Heroes or Roses,

I think in those, there's about six different assortments.

I think Celebrations or Quality Street,

it's one of those two, so I'm just trying to think, like...

Hm...

I think one has eight and one might have nine.

Ten seconds. Yeah. Mm...

I think I'll go with Quality Street, final answer.

You're not up on your lady literature,

but you are up on your sweets.

LAUGHTER That is the correct answer.

APPLAUSE Well done.

So, this is for £10,000.

Let's have a look at the question.

Again, I'm not too familiar with this at all.

Let me think about this, though, For The Record, A Journey...

I'm assuming one of will be written by Tony Blair, though.

Hmm...

Again, just a guess.

So I'll go with The Downing Street Years, final answer.

I'm afraid your luck's run out. That's the wrong answer. Yeah.

Really sorry.

Inevitably, it was called A Journey.

Tony Blair is the correct answer.

The rest are Conservative MPs. For The Record was David Cameron.

Unleashed, inevitably, was Boris Johnson.

And The Downing Street Years was Margaret Thatcher.

So, I'm really sorry about that, but it means we have to say goodbye.

Ladies and gentlemen, Nabeel Nauzer.

APPLAUSE Sorry, mate. Sorry about that.

We can bring Alan Lothian back.

Company director from Warwick. Welcome back. Thank you.

Alan, no passes available to you any more.

Obviously, you've used that at £500 when we last saw you.

Now look at us, £7,500.

OK, this is for £10,000.

Let's have a look at the question.

REPEATS QUESTION

Oh, there's so many different ones to think of.

There was one that sprung to my mind,

but I'm trying to think it through, just to try and be on the safe side.

I could think all the way through it, still get it wrong.

15 seconds. So, I'm gonna...

I'm gonna say Africa, final answer.

Sorry. That's the wrong answer.

Never mind. I'm sorry.

No, the correct answer is South America.

Ooh. So I'd have been wrong as well. OK.

Yeah. You were going my way?

I was thinking it was between, what's it called,

Mount McKinley in Alaska and Kilimanjaro.

Kilimanjaro, yeah. But we're both wrong.

Yeah, Mount Aconcagua is in Argentina.

Who cares? LAUGHTER

6,900 metres.

North America is Mount McKinley in Alaska there.

Africa is Kilimanjaro, so we were right and yet wrong.

Europe is Elbrus at 5,600 metres.

So, I'm really sorry about that, but we've got to say goodbye.

Alan Lothian, everyone. Cheerio. Thank you.

APPLAUSE Right.

Kathie, let's have you back in the Hot Seat.

Right, there's only two players remaining now.

You can't pass, as I'm sure you know. Yes.

Let's have a look at the next question,

which is worth £10,000. Here we go.

So, the...

...UEFA Euros final, think, is more recent.

The Super League is also very recent.

And...

However, I've...

I'm going to guess...

that it's the first million pound transfer.

Final answer.

You're not sure, are you? No.

Doesn't matter. It's the correct answer.

Well done, you.

APPLAUSE Well done.

Yeah, it was Olivia Smith from Liverpool to Arsenal.

Ballon d'Or was 2018, Super League 2011.

Euros final was 1984.

It was the first UEFA Euros final, I think,

rather than the most recent one, which England won, didn't they? Yes.

OK, well, it didn't matter that it was muddled thinking,

cos you got to the right place in the end.

Now, what that means, I'm afraid, you now can't win.

Sad for you, I know,

but good news for you cos you can win.

Let me explain how it works, OK?

If you get this next question right, you win £20,000.

If you get it wrong,

because we're generous, you can have £1,000.

No passes available. It's just you on your own.

And you've got 45 seconds to answer it now.

Here we go.

So, it's not reindeer.

Reindeer is not a native species, and neither is the wolf.

So it's between beaver and wild boar.

I believe that beavers have been reintroduced...

...and I think that the wild boar has more continuity.

So I'm going to say, and it's a guess...

...wild boar, final answer.

Well, it was a 50-50 shout.

And it's the wrong answer. I am so sorry, Kathie,

I am so sorry about that.

Erm, no, the correct answer was beaver.

You were absolutely right to narrow it down to those two.

You just went in the wrong direction.

Oh, that is such a shame,

but it does mean you are leaving with £1,000.

Thank you very much. £1,000.

APPLAUSE That's it, I'm afraid.

Thank you very much for playing.

Thank you for coming along,

even though you're going home completely empty-handed.

And join me next time when six new players will all be here,

all hoping to win a million pounds. See you then.

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