...are the Muggers or Beaker Folk? Muggers. Beaker Folk. In TV, Phill Jupitus and Noel Fielding are the team captains in which panel game? Pass. Never Mind The...

...in your father's what? Eye. In modern history, when he was elected in 1991, Bill Morris became the first black leader in the UK of a political party or...

...The Wash. Correct. Bank! In Harry Potter films, the character played by Richard Harris and then Michael Gambon is Prof Albus who? Pass. Dumbledore. In...

...as a what - dwarf planet or gnome star? Dwarf planet. One of the novels by CS Lewis that is part of the Narnia series is The Voyage of the Dawn what?...

...name of the 13th-century Mongol ruler and emperor of China, the grandson of Genghis Khan? Pass. Kublai. In maths, what is 37 plus 31? 68. Correct. Which...

...of The Nutty Professor, which actor played five members of the Klump family? Eddie Murphy. Correct. Bank! In tennis, which innovation devised by Jimmy Van...

...Bank! In Harry Potter films, the character played by Richard Harris and then Michael Gambon is Prof Albus who? Pass. Dumbledore. In botany, what's the term...

...in Liverpool? I do. By Crosby. By Crosby? By the iron men. What iron men? The Antony Gormley statues. Where are they? On Crosby beach. Why? Cos they look...

...The Best Things Happen While You're Dancing feature in a 1954 film starring Bing Crosby entitled White what? Christmas. In wildlife, which of these is a...

...figures or signs? Their signs. In Christian belief, who was the mother of Jesus? Mary. In music, what B is the term for a hollow body of cast metal...

...with a duo known as The Two Ronnies comprised Ronnie Barker and who else? Ronnie Corbett. Which weather feature is sometimes said to whistle - clouds or...

...of the collection of romantic songs that was a UK number one album in 2009 for Barbra Streisand, what Is The Answer? Pass. Love. In the term for a paid...

...a drinking vessel are the Muggers or Beaker Folk? Muggers. Beaker Folk. In TV, Phill Jupitus and Noel Fielding are the team captains in which panel game?...

...upright section of a chair? The back. The 2009 collection of short stories by Irvine Welsh has what title - Microwaved Sushi or Reheated Cabbage? Microwaved...

...long-standing comedy partnership with a duo known as The Two Ronnies comprised Ronnie Barker and who else? Ronnie Corbett. Which weather feature is sometimes...

...said to whistle - clouds or the wind? The wind. The 1983 film in which Sean Connery played James Bond for the final time was entitled Never Say Never...

...as lazy. Yes, definitely. So when he is at school, where is he at school? At Eton. Is he? So there's a rich husband? No, I'm not married. Have you ever...he got two questions wrong in that round. So Moira from Purley with the son at Eton, what's your s

...Where are you from, Linda? Essex. Nice part of Essex? Very nice. Where's that? Chafford Hundred. What do you do there? I'm a purchase ledger clerk. Who do you...

...taxes or lust levies? Sin taxes. In landmarks, in 1987, which famous hotel in Singapore was declared a national monument? Raffles. In expressions, a...

...I'm 40, I'm from Essex and I'm a purchase ledger clerk. I'm Paul, I'm 25, from Sheffield, and I'm a PhD student. OK, in each round there is £1,000 to be won....I did. I can't vote for myself. What do you do, Paul? I'm a PhD student at Sheffield studyi

...over 100 films including Alien and The Elephant Man is John who? Hurt. In the City of London, the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street is a nickname for which...

...Nutini. The only two countries in South America whose names begin with P are Paraguay and which other? Peru. Correct. Bank! What's the three-letter...

...a what is better than half a penny? Sixpence. In sport, the cyclist from the Isle of Man who in 2009 won six stages in the Tour de France is Mark who? Pass....

...Lifeboat. In geography, which city is the capital of the Australian state of New South Wales? Melbourne. Sydney. The Roman love deity, originally a goddess...

...to keep warm? They do pay me and I keep warm. Where's the supermarket? In Cwmbran in South Wales. Oh. Exactly. Can you tell people what's on the shelves?...

...especially in a village? Green. In clothing, the Channel Islands of Jersey and Guernsey have each given their name to sweaters or swimwear? Sweaters. In...

...In wildlife, which of these is a tree-climbing omnivore native to the Andes - the spectacled bear or the monocled meerkat? Spectacled bear. Correct....

...In US geography, Chelsea, Soho and Coney Island are in which city? London. New York. A tutu is traditionally worn by female performers in which form of...

...voted the Weakest Link. Let's meet the team. I'm Steve, I'm 48, I'm from Leicestershire and I'm a sales director. I'm Moira, I'm 54, I'm from Purley in...

...which Dutch term for a farmer is used in the names of two wars that began in South Africa in the late 19th century? Boer. Correct. Bank! In the name of the...

...I'm from Purley in Surrey and I'm a retired solicitor. I'm Ben, I'm 38, from Basingstoke and I'm a recruitment consultant. I'm Gemma, I'm 27, I'm from...

...Ouse river empties into which large bay of the North Sea between Norfolk and Lincolnshire? The Wash. Correct. Bank! In Harry Potter films, the character...

...Leicestershire and I'm a sales director. I'm Moira, I'm 54, I'm from Purley in Surrey and I'm a retired solicitor. I'm Ben, I'm 38, from Basingstoke and I'm a...With the first one, but I gave it away with the second. Where do you live? In Surrey. Do yo

...is by the singer-songwriter Paolo who? Pass. Nutini. The only two countries in South America whose names begin with P are Paraguay and which other? Peru....

...Jupitus and Noel Fielding are the team captains in which panel game? Pass. Never Mind The Buzzcocks. In horse racing, an investigation immediately after a...

...leader in the UK of a political party or trade union? Trade union. In art, the Prado gallery is in which European capital city? Prague. Madrid. Salt is...

...Shakespeare addressed his later sonnets to a mysterious woman known as the Dark Lady or Black Beauty? The Dark Lady. In human anatomy, the left and right...

...at the Queen's Hall in London from 1895 until the building was destroyed in World War Two? The Proms. In maths, what is 96 minus 25? 71. Correct. Bank!...

...what K was the first name of the 13th-century Mongol ruler and emperor of China, the grandson of Genghis Khan? Pass. Kublai. In maths, what is 37 plus...

...In sport, the cyclist from the Isle of Man who in 2009 won six stages in the Tour de France is Mark who? Pass. Cavendish. The painter Pablo Picasso once...

...singer who had a UK hit single with a song called Dominique in the 1960s was The Singing what? Bell? Nun. In maths, what is eleven and a half multiplied by...

...the 1996 remake of The Nutty Professor, which actor played five members of the Klump family? Eddie Murphy. Correct. Bank! In tennis, which innovation devised...

...device or, colloquially, to provoke? Wind up. Correct. In the 1996 remake of The Nutty Professor, which actor played five members of the Klump family? Eddie...

...party or trade union? Trade union. In art, the Prado gallery is in which European capital city? Prague. Madrid. Salt is frequently kept in a container...

...The organ. Nose. The female singer who had a UK hit single with a song called Dominique in the 1960s was The Singing what? Bell? Nun. In maths, what is...

...the chain and you lose all the money in it. Say, "Bank!" first and it is safe. Round 1 - three minutes on the clock. We'll start with the person whose name is...

...of the North Sea between Norfolk and Lincolnshire? The Wash. Correct. Bank! In Harry Potter films, the character played by Richard Harris and then Michael...

...addressed his later sonnets to a mysterious woman known as the Dark Lady or Black Beauty? The Dark Lady. In human anatomy, the left and right atria are two...

...Link. Start the clock. The political thrillers entitled The Odessa File and The Dogs of War were written by Frederick who? Pass. Forsyth. In the natural...

...to win! With the nerves and Anne's presence, I feel more relaxed now! Round 2 and you have £1,000. We take 10 seconds off your time. We'll start...

...Peter. Ben. Peter. Ben. Peter. Ben. Ben. What do you do, Gemma? I work at the Liverpool Daily Post and Echo in newspaper sales. Do you live in Liverpool? I...

...song Oh, What A Beautiful Morning comes from which 1943 musical by Rogers and Hammerstein? Oklahoma. In eastern England, the Great Ouse river empties into...

...In eastern England, the Great Ouse river empties into which large bay of the North Sea between Norfolk and Lincolnshire? The Wash. Correct. Bank! In Harry...

...organ? The heart. In music, which annual series of concerts was held at the Queen's Hall in London from 1895 until the building was destroyed in World War...

...what is eleven and a half multiplied by two? 23. In Scottish football, the Old Firm is the collective name given to the two Glasgow-based teams called...

...girl? No. I'm from Essex, but I wasn't born in Essex. Where were you born? In East London. And what do Essex girls do in their spare time? Go drinking,...

...meerkat? Spectacled bear. Correct. Bank! In US geography, Chelsea, Soho and Coney Island are in which city? London. New York. A tutu is traditionally worn...

...of short stories by Irvine Welsh has what title - Microwaved Sushi or Reheated Cabbage? Microwaved Sushi. Reheated Cabbage. Which type of road is the...

...and I'm a purchase ledger clerk. I'm Paul, I'm 25, from Sheffield, and I'm a PhD student. OK, in each round there is £1,000 to be won. The fastest way is...round just like I did. I can't vote for myself. What do you do, Paul? I'm a PhD student at Shef

...Street is a nickname for which major financial institution? Don't know. The Bank of England. According to the title of the collection of romantic songs...

...Link. Start the clock. The veteran Labour parliamentarian once nicknamed Wedgie, who left the Commons in 2001, is Tony who? Benn. In history, which...

...Wedgie, who left the Commons in 2001, is Tony who? Benn. In history, which Dutch term for a farmer is used in the names of two wars that began in South...

...surname of the three sisters who published work under the pseudonyms Acton, Currer and Ellis Bell? Bronte. Correct. The process of cooking an empty pie...

...film in which Sean Connery played James Bond for the final time was entitled Never Say Never what? Again. In games, a traditional noughts and crosses grid...

...a dangerous situation is commonly compared to a game of chance called Russian what? Roulette. In African geography, the Aswan High Dam is in which...

...Let's play the Weakest Link. Start the clock. The political thrillers entitled The Odessa File and The Dogs of War were written by Frederick who? Pass....

...is, statistically, the Weakest Link, but who will be the first to take the Walk of Shame? Voting over. It's time to reveal who you think is the Weakest...

...flowers, gives seeds and dies in 12 months? Annual. In archaeology, the early Bronze Age people named after a drinking vessel are the Muggers or Beaker Folk?...

...the chief attendant of the groom is referred to as the best what? Man. In Britain, female school crossing patrols are known informally as lollipop ladies...

...Tie breaks. The Roman Catholic cleric who succeeded Cormac Murphy O'Connor as Archbishop of Westminster is the Most Reverend Vincent who? Nichol. I'll...

...and 2009 respectively subtitled The Meltdown and Dawn of the Dinosaurs? Pass. Ice Age. In history, what K was the first name of the 13th-century Mongol ruler...

...Carrot. In TV, the long-standing comedy partnership with a duo known as The Two Ronnies comprised Ronnie Barker and who else? Ronnie Corbett. Which...

...In African geography, the Aswan High Dam is in which country? Egypt. The Latin phrase widely used in English that translates roughly as tit for tat is...

...of gardens, was named Venus or Serena? Venus. In theatre, the song Oh, What A Beautiful Morning comes from which 1943 musical by Rogers and Hammerstein?...

...- clouds or the wind? The wind. The 1983 film in which Sean Connery played James Bond for the final time was entitled Never Say Never what? Again. In...

...ground level? A cellar. In pop music, the 2009 UK number one album entitled Sunny Side Up is by the singer-songwriter Paolo who? Pass. Nutini. The only two...