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It's gone to orange...

It's the right answer, you're up to 64 thousand pounds!!!

DO-DO-DO DO-DO-DO DO-DO-DO DO-DO-DO doooooooooooooooooooooo

It went something like this:
Edward IV (1461-70)
Henry VI (1470-71)
Edward IV (again!) (1471-83)
Edward V, one of the Princes in the Tower (1483)
Richard III (1483-5)
Henry VII (1485-1509)
Henry VIII (1509-47)

All set for Question 12????

Yep, go ahead!

Q12 is for 125 thousand pounds. If you blow this one... you lose 32 thousand yo-yos!!!! You've got two lifelines left, don't forget. Here it is...

Shakespeare was born, and died, in which English county?

A) Northamptonshire B) Oxfordshire
C) Staffordshire D) Warwickshire

D, Warwicickshire! Final answer, He died on his birthday too yano!

Just down the road from me that is!

D, Warwicicicicicicickshire, you say? It's gone to orange.... Take a break, we'll be right back!

DOOO-DO-DO DO-DO-DO-DO
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Awww, I knew that one!!

So did my wife!
(And me too)

Before the break, we asked John what English county Shakespeare was born in and died in, John said Warwickshire and the answer is... Warwickshire! You've won 125,000 pounds!!!

DOOO-DO-DO DO-DO-DO-DO
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Here, have a cheque for 125k... YOINK! No you don't! Q13 is for 250k. And you've got two lifelines: phone a friend and axe the audience. Here it is...

Who did Franklin D. Roosevelt succeeded as president of the USA?
A) Calvin Coolidge B) Warren G. Harding
C) Herbert Hoover D) Harry S. Truman

Oooh!! Pick me! Pick me! John, if ya need the phone a friend, I'm here!!

At this point, its time for a small ad break.
*Audience gasps*

*music plays in the background* "Chocolate and toffee sticky pudding", "Icelandic prawns in a seafood sauce, caught fresh from the Booze Cruise", Real Welsh Lamb, basted in a fresh mint sauce, from Stella back garden"...........This isn't just ANY food this is Funkypool food...hmmmm
*music stops in background*

Back to you in the studio Cloone.

Good luck John....*crosses fingers and watches avidly, chewing fingernails*

passes out cause i know hell move to a country where he can have 20 wives, excited i think i wet my pants

Just to rephrase that as I made a grammatical boo-boo...

Who did Franklin D. Roosevelt succeed as president of the USA?
A) Calvin Coolidge B) Warren G. Harding
C) Herbert Hoover D) Harry S. Truman

I'm gonna say C, Hoover, although i'm not totally sure on that, i think there is a slight chance it could be Truman! Yeah i'm gonna say Hoover.
(I did consult Katie on this, so that could be phone a friend)

Is that your... final answer?

Don't do that.....................Yes it's my final answer!

Well there goes your phone-a-friend lifeline.....

It's gone to orange...

FDR was president from 1933 to 1945.

Harry Truman.... succeeded Roosevelt, so he's not the answer.

It wasn't Harding... cos he was succeeded by Coolidge.

It wasn't Coolidge... cos he was succeeded by Hoover.

Which leaves Hoover the only remaining answer, it's the RIGHT answer, and you're up to two hundred and fifty thousand yen!!!!!

DOOO-DO-DO DO-DO-DO-DO
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

DODODO-DODODO-DODODO-DODODO-dooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Get ready for Question 14. Get it right, you're on half a mill. Get it wrong... and you lose £186,000. And you have ask the audience left. Here it is.

--------------------< £500,000 >--------------------
The Brandenburg concertos were written by which composer?
A) Bach B) Brahms
C) Mendelssohn D) Mozart

Edited at 00:15 Wed 20/06/07 (BST)

How do i ask the audience?

Me it is

You know something about Classical Music?

I think i know it, i just need someone to tell me for sure!