Ben breathes a sigh of relief.

The clay shooting one they often give away is somewhere between £30-50 depending on how many clays you get.

It was "Gnomeo and Juliet" though still ridiculously easy.

Just as bad was "Pythagorean refers to which Greek mathematician?"

They do everything they can to negate quizzing knowledge and make it more random, another example of this was the "Decembeard" question where the quickest buzzer was always going to be a wrong answer.

How long before they ask something like:
"In mathematics, what is the sum of 1 + 1?"

No cuddles for Ben, at the end of the show, today. Just a handshake, I should think.

Great drop from Michael to take the lead. He deserves it. The other guy is as thick as the proverbial. Oooof only £50 in it now.

I agree. Steve is too full of himself, he didn't deserve to win.

He was so cocky he was going to win with such a big lead.

OMG he's taken the trade. Is he mad. It's nowhere near the edge. He came close.

Why did he take the trade? :S

Oh dear. He needed at least two perfect drops for that to work.

The star was nowhere near the tipping point

Another greedy player, should have taken the money.

He must have more money than sense to take the trade in the position he was.

Did I dream this or did it actually happen...

"Somme sounds like Pomme which is French for potato, so the battle of the Somme must have been in France"

I think the questions for today's programme were written for a proposed children's show that got cancelled. And they still managed to get some wrong.

Question: Labour supporters called Brownites supported which Scottish MP.

Ans: John Brown

Emma has the face of a doll, I find it quite weird

Well, John Brown was a Scottish Labour politician so not such a daft answer.

Yes, there's something a bit odd about it but I'm not sure why.
Maybe it's the very pale skin/make-up with the dark eyes.

"Which Bank launched the service B-Pay?"

"Natwest"

Ben won't care, he'll still go for the big hugs.

If there was such a person Google have yet to hear of him.

Yes that could be it

This one's as dense as a jar of tar.

Perhaps your Googling skills aren't up to scratch. He was very well known.
He was a politician for 25 years and became Shadow Chancellor and then Leader of the Labour Party in 1992. He died of a heart attack in 1994

Emma did her best. £3,200 will come in very handy for a student nurse.