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Celebrity Bridge of Lies - Season 4 - Episode 06 Eng Sub
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00:00This is Celebrity Bridge of Lies, where winning is simple.
00:05Just step on the truths.
00:07Oh, yes, yes!
00:08Oh, get in!
00:10That is the truth!
00:11Yeah!
00:12And steer clear of the lies.
00:15Oh!
00:17It's a lie!
00:18It's gone!
00:19No!
00:19Let's meet the team.
00:23I'm Joe Marla, former rugby player and podcaster.
00:27I'm Jenny McAlpine.
00:28I play fairs in Coronation Street.
00:30I'm Geoff Norcott, comedian.
00:32I'm Jean Johansson, TV presenter.
00:37Welcome, team.
00:38Wow.
00:39Hello, Ross.
00:39Hello, Ross.
00:40Looks like we're in for a real treat tonight.
00:42Is it too early to hit that panic button?
00:44A little bit.
00:45Have you started working out each other's strengths?
00:47Geoff, you used to be a teacher, so you know everything about everything.
00:51This is about 20 years out of it.
00:52What do you want to see on the bridge?
00:54Music.
00:55Yeah.
00:55Telly.
00:56EastEnders.
00:56Listen, I would be good at EastEnders.
00:58You should be better at Coronation Street.
01:00Well...
01:00What about you, Joe?
01:01Denzel Washington Films.
01:03That's the only knowledge I really have.
01:05Apart from the fact that you're an international rugby player.
01:08Yeah, but I lied my way through that one, so...
01:11Ah!
01:12Can we have Denzel Washington Films, please?
01:14Jean, surely travel...
01:15Yeah, travel, sunshine, destination...
01:18All about animals, though.
01:20You presented an animal show, didn't you?
01:21Yeah.
01:22All about animals.
01:22Should we get on with it?
01:23Yeah, man.
01:24Let's do it.
01:25All that stands between you and a cash prize tonight are five crossings.
01:29You'll each have to take on the bridge, banking as much money as you possibly can.
01:33Beat the bridge, you earn a place in our vault.
01:36And anyone in there at the end will get to join forces to take on the final crossing.
01:44Are you ready?
01:45Yeah.
01:45Yeah!
01:46Bridge, can you please reveal the opening category?
01:51The first category is...
01:54Names.
01:55Names!
01:56Names?
01:57Well, that's a bit general.
01:58Are we talking proper nouns?
01:59See?
02:00It's a bit teacher.
02:01Oh!
02:02Names of countries.
02:03Names of places.
02:04It could be...
02:05Or just...
02:05I guess it would be people's names.
02:07Famous people.
02:08It'd be like famous people.
02:09I'm good at remembering names.
02:11There you go.
02:11I think.
02:12Is it Jenny?
02:13I'd have it.
02:14Jenny!
02:15Come and join me on the bridge.
02:17Jenny, do it!
02:18Oh, my God!
02:18Do this!
02:26Jenny, welcome to the bridge.
02:28Hey, Ross.
02:29You OK?
02:30I'm OK.
02:30How are you?
02:31Yeah, I'm all right.
02:32I'm a bit scared now I'm up here.
02:34Jenny, look.
02:35People mainly know you as fears on Coronation Street.
02:39Mm-hmm.
02:4025 years?
02:4125 years is a bit ridiculous, isn't it?
02:43It's a very long time.
02:45Yeah.
02:45I was supposed to be there for five episodes, and now it's 25 years later, yeah.
02:50Who would your ultimate guest star be on the street?
02:54Grant Mitchell, of course.
02:55Ha, ha, ha!
02:56Of course it would.
02:57Tell you what, I'd be up for it.
02:59Would you?
03:00Trust me.
03:01As soon as they're watching this, Ross, it is going to happen.
03:03Never say never in this business.
03:05Right, tell us what charity you are playing for tonight.
03:08I am playing for the Booth Centre in Manchester.
03:11Brilliant.
03:11Right.
03:12You've got five minutes on the clock.
03:15Every correct step is worth £200, but step on a lie and your money is halved.
03:20Hit three lies and your crossing is over.
03:24There are ten lies on the bridge, but remember there is always a path to safety.
03:29There are also two safety zones where you can stop the clock and reveal a lie.
03:36And in the waiting room, there's a panic button.
03:38If your teammates press it, they'll send you to the vault with any money you've banked up to that point.
03:44But it can only be used once.
03:47There is also a hotline hidden somewhere.
03:50Step on it and you will have ten seconds to talk to your teammates, which could prove very handy.
03:58Or not.
03:58The category is names, bridge.
04:02What are we looking for?
04:05Famous Joes.
04:07I definitely know one.
04:08OK.
04:09There's a few.
04:10So we are looking for famous people or things with Joe, Joseph or Joey in their name.
04:19Lies are known by completely different names.
04:23Got it.
04:24Your five minutes starts now.
04:29Friends character played by Matt LeBlanc, lead singer of rock band Bon Jovi.
04:34Well, he's called Joey and he's called John Bon Jovi.
04:38So, Joey.
04:39Truth or lie?
04:40Here we go.
04:41That is a truth.
04:42That opens up.
04:43Soviet leader with surname Stalin.
04:46Tawi star with the catchphrase Reem.
04:49I don't know this Tawi person.
04:52Joey Essex.
04:53Yes.
04:53But this is Joseph Stalin.
04:56Right.
04:57Truth or lie?
04:58It's true.
04:59That is a truth.
05:01That opens up.
05:02Penn Badgley's character in Netflix's You.
05:05Highest charging UK single for rednecks.
05:09Cotton eye jaw.
05:10Yeah.
05:11I don't know the answer.
05:12I don't know any of these.
05:14Oh, my God.
05:15You've got time.
05:16You've got time.
05:17Penn Badgley's character in Netflix's You.
05:21I might be one of the only people who've not watched that.
05:25Highest charging UK single.
05:27Have I heard of a...
05:28Four minutes remaining.
05:29Have I heard of a song?
05:31Whoa.
05:32Remember, we're looking for famous Joes.
05:35OK, so my...
05:37Who doesn't know Cotton eye jaw?
05:39Yeah.
05:40So could these both be true?
05:42Yes, they're both true.
05:43Can you have two rights next to each other?
05:45Yeah, you can have two rights.
05:46Truth or lie?
05:49That's Joey Essex.
05:50It opens up.
05:51Joey Essex.
05:52Reem.
05:52Oscar-nominated Fiennes brother.
05:55US naval slang for a cup of coffee.
06:00So, obviously, there is a Joseph Fiennes.
06:03Ralph Fiennes, Joseph Fiennes, brother, Joseph Fiennes, Oscar.
06:10OK, we'll go for it.
06:11Truth or lie?
06:13Ah!
06:14Oh, mate, it's Ralph Fiennes, sorry.
06:17OK, nothing's going to open up, so look around.
06:20Where are you going to go?
06:23Highest charting...
06:25Oh, my goodness.
06:27Highest charting UK single.
06:28Three minutes remaining.
06:29For rednecks US naval slang.
06:31For a cup of coffee?
06:33A cup of joe.
06:37Er...
06:37OK, I'm going to go for it.
06:39Truth or lie?
06:41Yes, cod and eye joe.
06:42Well done.
06:42Yeah, good.
06:43That opens up the hotline and then played Mickey Miller in EastEnders.
06:47I know this one.
06:48Played Mickey Miller in EastEnders, Joe Swash.
06:50Definite.
06:51Truth or lie?
06:53That is the truth.
06:54That opens up.
06:56Played wet bandit Harry in Home Alone.
06:58Lloyd Webber musical with the song Hosanna.
07:01Played Tom in 500 Days of Summer.
07:05And you've got the hotline.
07:07Harry or Joe Pesci.
07:08Which one was he?
07:10Um...
07:11Harry and...
07:12Remember the other.
07:14Joe Pesci.
07:16Go for it.
07:16Truth or lie.
07:18That is the truth.
07:20That opens up.
07:20Smashing this.
07:21Author of Catch 22, the Jonas brother with the UK hit Jealous, Jerry Anderson series about
07:30a brainy nine-year-old.
07:32Joe Jonas.
07:33I think I'm going to go with Joe Jonas.
07:35And you've got the hotline behind you.
07:37Uh, should I have a hotline?
07:39It's up to you.
07:39Ah!
07:40Speak to the team.
07:41Let me speak to the team.
07:42That opens up the 44th US president.
07:46Your hotline is open.
07:48Oh, guys.
07:49We do not think it is the 44th president.
07:51No, because he's 45.
07:51Joe Jonas.
07:52No, we don't think it is.
07:53The only one that we'll...
07:55Joe Jonas, brother.
07:55The one we're most...
07:56Joe Jonas.
07:57Should we go for it?
07:58Okay, truth or lie?
08:01Oh!
08:03It's Nick Jonas.
08:05That wasn't very helpful.
08:06If nothing else is going to open up, where are you going to go?
08:09Remember, we're looking for famous Joes.
08:12Um, we'll have to go here.
08:14I don't...
08:14Jerry Anderson series might bring...
08:15Truth or lie?
08:17That's Joe 90.
08:19That opens up.
08:20FBI director J. Edgar Hoover, baseball legend, the Yankee Clipper, reality star known as
08:27Super Nanny.
08:29She's called Joe Frost.
08:30Truth or lie?
08:31Truth.
08:31One minute.
08:32That is a truth.
08:33That opens up.
08:34Engineer who designed London sewers.
08:36Author J. R. R. Tolkien.
08:39Founder of the Mormon church.
08:42I think it might be Joe DiMaggio, the baseball.
08:44You've got under a minute.
08:46Founder of the Mormon church?
08:47I think that was a Joseph.
08:48Truth or lie?
08:50Yes.
08:50Joseph Smith.
08:51That opens up a safety zone.
08:53Stop the clock.
08:53Safety.
08:54That also opens up first winner of The X Factor.
08:57All right, Jenny.
08:58Huh?
08:59Heading in the wrong direction.
09:01Oh, the time.
09:02I've not got much time.
09:04All right, Bridge, please reveal a lie.
09:09That's Jesus Christ Superstar, not Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat.
09:15Your time starts now.
09:18Oh, I have to go.
09:19I don't know if he was Joseph, but let's go for it.
09:21Truth or lie?
09:23It was John Edgar Hoover.
09:26Three lies, I'm afraid.
09:28Oh, no.
09:29Let's take a look at the bridge.
09:34Here are the truths that you missed.
09:36U.S. Naval slang for a cup of coffee is a cup of Joe.
09:41Penn Badgley's character is Joe Goldberg.
09:46Joseph Gordon-Levitt starred in 500 Days of Summer.
09:52Catch 22, a brilliant book, was written by Joseph Heller.
09:57Joe DiMaggio.
09:58Oh, right.
09:59Was the Yankee Clipper.
10:01I think he married Marilyn Monroe.
10:03I would have known that bit.
10:04He did, yeah.
10:05And Joseph Bazalgette was the engineer of the London Sewers.
10:12So, Jenny, with three lies, it means you are out of the game.
10:17Unless your teammates press that panic button.
10:21Shall we find out?
10:22I mean, they might have seen I was panicking.
10:25Joe, Jean, Jeff, tough crossing.
10:28Yeah, but she was so good at general knowledge that we sort of felt she's got this.
10:34So, the question has to be, did you or did you not press that panic button?
10:40We did!
10:43We need you, Jenny.
10:45Let's see where you were when they pressed that panic button.
10:50Truth or lie.
10:52Oh, okay.
10:53Go safety.
10:54Go safety.
10:58Jenny, they hit it when you had £1,050 in the bank.
11:05So, please make your way to the vault.
11:16Joe, Jean, Jeff, really good news of the panic button.
11:20Should we get on with it?
11:21Yep.
11:21Yeah.
11:22Bridge, please reveal the second category.
11:25The second category is words.
11:29Words, words.
11:31Jeff, what did you used to teach?
11:32I used to teach English.
11:33Oh, Jeff, come on.
11:35I nominate you for that.
11:37That involves words.
11:38That does, yeah.
11:39We need no more information.
11:40Jeff, words.
11:41Jeff, come and join me on the bridge.
11:44Words.
11:44Words.
11:45Yes, Jeff, you got words.
11:46Yeah, yeah.
11:54Jeff.
11:54Hello, boss.
11:55Hello, mate.
11:56Welcome.
11:57Jeff, you were a teacher.
11:58I was, yeah.
11:59You turned to stand-up.
12:00Was there a particular moment when you said, I'm going to have to swap the classroom for comedy?
12:07Yeah, I think it was when I was teaching this class and then basically I woke up and I'd done
12:12a late night gig and they were all staring at me.
12:14I said, what just happened?
12:15They said, you were asleep.
12:16I said, how long was I out for?
12:18They said, 10 minutes.
12:19I said, what did you do?
12:21They said, well, we just waited for you to wake up.
12:23And that was when I lost respect for them.
12:25They should be writing on your face, you mean.
12:26Well, yeah, come on.
12:27What's happening with kids these days?
12:29Tell us what charity you're playing for tonight.
12:31It's the Association for Male Health and Wellbeing.
12:34Brilliant.
12:34Okay, the category is words, bridge.
12:39What are we looking for?
12:41Words invented by Roald Dahl.
12:44We are looking for words that were originally coined by Roald Dahl.
12:50Lies are words first used by other writers.
12:55Do you like your Roald Dahl?
12:56I don't know much about Roald Dahl.
12:58And the even worse news is my son loves him.
13:01So there's a lot of stake here.
13:02Yeah, my kids love him as well.
13:04Remember, step on the answers that you think are truths to bank £200.
13:09And please steer clear of those lies.
13:14Are you ready, Geoff?
13:15Yes.
13:16Your five minutes starts now.
13:22Snozzberry Heffalump.
13:23Okay, I'm pretty sure this is from the BFG.
13:27Truth or lie?
13:28That's a fruit from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
13:32that opens up factoid and lick swishy.
13:36Factoid sounds like something a millennial will say in an ironic way.
13:40A bit of a factoid.
13:41I think it's a lickwishy.
13:42Truth or lie?
13:44That means gloriously delicious from the BFG.
13:48That opens up frob scottle, runcible and catastorous.
13:55Catastorous.
13:55Instinctively, that sounds like a Roald Dahl word.
13:58Catastorous.
13:59Something...
14:01Something's drawing me over there.
14:03I'm just going to go with my instinct.
14:04Truth or lie?
14:06That means a bad situation that opens up frumpet.
14:10It sounds like a Victorian insult.
14:12This is so hard.
14:14Maybe I should go back this way because I think frob scottle,
14:17it does sound dahlian, dahl-esque.
14:19Four minutes remaining.
14:21Truth or lie?
14:23Okay.
14:24That's a green fizzy drink from the BFG.
14:27That opens up bibble, biff squiggled and polluthered.
14:32Biff squiggled.
14:34Remember, we're looking for words invented by Roald Dahl.
14:37These both sound like words for getting drunk.
14:40Absolutely polluthered or biff squiggled.
14:42I love these words.
14:44Again, I shouldn't have ignored what seems like it should be.
14:47That sounds like a Roald Dahl word, so I'm going to stand there.
14:50Truth or lie?
14:52It means confused.
14:53Yeah, okay.
14:54That opens up with C, a lithiometer.
14:58Lithiomia.
14:59It sounds like something you don't want at a doctor's.
15:00He is good with words.
15:01So I'm going to go with C.
15:02Truth or lie?
15:04That means always moving.
15:06That opens up the safety zone.
15:07Stop the clock.
15:09Jeff, you're doing really well.
15:10Okay, Bridge, please reveal a lie.
15:15A lithiometer is from Philip Pullman's Dark Materials,
15:18those books that were set in Oxford.
15:20Oh, yeah, yeah.
15:21Jeff, your time starts now.
15:24Where are you going to go?
15:26I'm going to go squishes.
15:30It feels...
15:31Truth or lie?
15:32Dahlian.
15:32Three minutes remaining.
15:33It means easy to squish.
15:35That opens up.
15:38Exuncly, Jabberwocky and Fizzwhizzing.
15:41I want to go forward.
15:42I think that is one.
15:43I've heard of Jabberwocky, but was it Roald Dahl?
15:46Jabberwocky, is that a story?
15:47I can't remember if that's a story of his or not.
15:50Um, okay.
15:53Truth or lie?
15:55I'm lying.
15:56It's a poem by Lewis Carroll.
15:58You've halved your money.
15:59Okay, I'm going to go Fizzwhizzing.
16:01Truth or lie?
16:03Well done.
16:03That means excellent or splendid.
16:05That opens up.
16:07Froth-bungling, inky bookie and the hotline.
16:11Oh.
16:11Don't come to us, Ray.
16:12Don't come to us.
16:13Okay, sticking with the just does it sound like something...
16:16Truth or lie?
16:18That means mad or crazy.
16:20Yeah, good.
16:20That opens up.
16:21Don?
16:22Pod snappery, troggle humper and grok.
16:26Okay, that sounds like something the podcast industry...
16:29Truth or lie?
16:29...darlion.
16:31Yeah, good.
16:32This is good, Jab.
16:33That means worst nightmare from the BFG.
16:35That opens up.
16:36Prog hopper.
16:37You've got time.
16:40Prog hopper.
16:41Mm.
16:42Pod snappery.
16:44Remember, we're looking for words invented,
16:46by Roald Dahl.
16:48I think it is prog hopper.
16:49Pod snappery.
16:51Erm, prog hopper.
16:53Truth or lie?
16:55Nice.
16:56Amazing.
16:57That's an imaginary creature that opens up.
17:00Flavory, savoury.
17:01Sozimus.
17:02That sounds...
17:02Sozimus.
17:03That sounds...
17:04Truth or lie?
17:06That is a truth.
17:08Ah!
17:10Sozimus is what dreams are made of.
17:12And you have just had a dream crossing.
17:16Yeah.
17:17Exactly.
17:1712 truths, one lie.
17:20Here are the truths that you miss.
17:22Bibble is a soft, gurgling sound from James and the Giant Peach.
17:27Frumpet means old and unattractive.
17:31From the Twits.
17:32Inky bookie is an inky, papery taste from the BFG.
17:37Exuncly means you agree.
17:39And flavory, savoury means sweet and delicious.
17:45From the giraffe, the pelly and me.
17:47Geoff, you've made it across with £1,700.
17:54So please make your way to the vault.
17:58Thank you, Ross.
18:04Let's go to the vault and give Jenny the news.
18:08Jenny, Geoff just made it across and he joins you with £1,700.
18:14Oh, Geoff!
18:15Thanks.
18:16Good to see you again.
18:17Well done!
18:18Hi.
18:20Jo, Jean, hello.
18:23Hello.
18:24Not too bad.
18:25Really good.
18:26£2,750.
18:27Mega.
18:29Two people in the vault.
18:30He was amazing.
18:31Shall we get on with it?
18:33Yes.
18:34Bridge, can you please reveal the third category?
18:39The third category is music.
18:43Music!
18:45I like music.
18:46I like music.
18:47What music do you like?
18:48Pop, jazz, rock, everything.
18:51What do you like?
18:52Paul Simon.
18:53I'm doing music.
18:55Okay.
18:55Jean, come and join me on the bridge.
18:58Do it.
18:59You got this.
19:07Jean.
19:08Hello.
19:09How are you?
19:10Nervous.
19:11Excited.
19:12Yeah, all those things can help you get across the bridge.
19:14Okay.
19:15So, on a place in the sun, you help people find their dream homes.
19:19Yeah.
19:20Sounds like a pretty amazing job.
19:21I've got to say, it's one of the best in the business.
19:23Sun, beaches, properties, it's great.
19:26Are you telling me that the Spanish coast is virtually your office?
19:29Well, it is, yeah.
19:30Sort of get up, have a little drink on the beach, we get our cameras out.
19:34We have lots of fun.
19:36It's a great gig.
19:37Please tell us what charity you're playing for tonight.
19:39My charity is Homestart, Renfrewshire and Inverclyde.
19:43Love it.
19:44Okay.
19:44The category is music, bridge.
19:48What are we looking for?
19:50Hello and goodbye songs.
19:53We are looking for the titles of UK top 40 singles that are missing the words hello, hi,
20:03goodbye or bye.
20:05Lies do not contain these words.
20:08Okay.
20:10Your five minutes starts now.
20:15Something, my lover, James Blunt, I just called to say something, Stevie Wonder.
20:22This is goodbye, my lover, so that is a truth.
20:26Truth or lie?
20:28It is a truth that opens up.
20:31Something, yellow brick road, Elton John, say something, wave something, soft sell.
20:39Goodbye, yellow brick road, love that one by Elton John, I'm sure that's a truth.
20:44Truth or lie?
20:45That is a truth that opens up something, Mr. A, the Hoosiers, the power of something, Jennifer
20:54Rush.
20:56Now, I think that's the power of love by Jennifer Rush.
21:00I don't know this song, the Hoosiers, hello, Mr. A.
21:03Goodbye, Mr. A.
21:04Remember, we're looking for hello and goodbye songs.
21:08Say, wave.
21:11Say hello, wave goodbye, that would make sense, wouldn't it?
21:14Yeah, jump on it, Jean.
21:16Go for it.
21:17Oh, gosh.
21:18I'm going to go for it.
21:19Truth or lie?
21:20A truth.
21:21Make it a truth, make it a truth.
21:22Yes!
21:22That was absolutely right.
21:24That opens up the hotline and it opens up, time to say something, Brightman and Bocelli.
21:30Time to say goodbye, definitely.
21:32Right, I want to talk to my pal, can I go to the hotline?
21:34Right, okay.
21:35That opens up, something dolly, Louis Armstrong, something you again, Wiz Khalifa, something
21:43sunshine, super furry animals.
21:45Your hotline is open.
21:47Jean, what have you done?
21:48Don't come to me.
21:50You said you like music.
21:51Hello, hello, dolly.
21:53It's going to be hello, dolly, or hi, dolly.
21:56Hi, dolly?
21:56That's from a musical, but did Louis Armstrong do it?
21:59Okay, where are you going to go?
22:01I'm going to put this on, Joe.
22:04Here we go.
22:04Truth or lie?
22:06It is hello, dolly.
22:08Yeah, you're welcome.
22:09It opens up, never say something, Bon Jovi, something come back, Pat O'Banton, something
22:16I love you, the doors.
22:19It's not that, that's baby come back by Pat O'Banton.
22:21It never say, hello, hi, goodbye.
22:24Or, hello, I love you, the doors.
22:27Never say goodbye.
22:29That's, or I can go this way, that's see you again.
22:32I'm going to go for this one.
22:34Truth or lie?
22:35Please be attached.
22:36It's never say goodbye that opens up, good luck, something, Chapel Rowan, everyone says
22:42something, David Bowie.
22:45Can I skip over to that safety zone?
22:47No, sadly.
22:48Okay.
22:49Good luck.
22:50Oh, I don't know, Chapel Rowan, David, but everyone says hello.
22:53Everyone says goodbye.
22:55That would make sense.
22:56Yeah.
22:57I'm going to go with this one.
22:58Truth or lie?
22:59Oh!
23:00Everyone says hi.
23:01That opens up the safety zone.
23:03Give me a break.
23:04Stop the clock.
23:04It also opens up Kiss Me Something, Doja Cat, Something, Something, Love, the Everly Brothers.
23:13Bridge, please reveal a lie.
23:17That's Kiss Me More by Doja Cat.
23:20Jean, your time starts now.
23:23Right, I can even go to the Everly Brothers or I can go back round to the doors, can I?
23:28Oh, yeah.
23:31I'm going to go to the Everly Brothers.
23:32Truth or lie?
23:33Please be a truth.
23:34That is the truth.
23:35Bye-bye, love.
23:36Yes.
23:37It opens up something happiness, the drifters, something hooray, Alice Cooper, too good at something,
23:45Sam Smith.
23:47Yeah, it is too good at goodbyes.
23:49Too good at goodbyes by Sam Smith.
23:51Truth or lie?
23:52That is a truth that opens up something love, Leona Lewis, no good something girls allowed.
24:00Bleeding love?
24:01No, that's bleeding love.
24:02Remember, we're looking for hello and goodbye songs.
24:05No good advice, bleeding love.
24:08This has got to be one of these two.
24:10Goodbye, hooray, hello, hooray.
24:12Goodbye, happiness, hello, happiness.
24:14I said goodbye to happiness years ago.
24:17Oh, I don't know these two songs.
24:19I'm going to go for Alice Cooper.
24:21Truth or lie?
24:23Hello, hooray, that opens up something to my family, the cranberries, the long something, Ronan Keating.
24:31Sure, that's a Ronan ballad, the long goodbye, I'm sure of it, I'm sure of it.
24:36Truth or lie?
24:36It is the long goodbye that opens up every time we say something simply red, something with a smile, Lady
24:46Gaga and Bruno Mars, something mudder, something fodder, Alan Sherman.
24:54You've got a 50-50 in front of you, every time we say goodbye.
24:59You don't want to half your money.
25:00I love a bit of Mick Hucknall.
25:02I'm sure this is every time we say goodbye.
25:05I don't want a half my money, though.
25:07Truth or lie?
25:09It is every time we say goodbye.
25:12Yes!
25:14£2,200, Gene.
25:1711 truths, no lies.
25:20Here are the truths that you missed.
25:23Time to say goodbye.
25:25Goodbye, Mr A.
25:27Hello, sunshine.
25:29Hello, I love you.
25:30Hello, happiness.
25:31And it's hello, mudder.
25:34Hello, fodder.
25:35There you go.
25:37You have made it across with £2,200.
25:43Please make your way to the vault.
25:53Let's go to the vault and give Jenny and Jeff the news.
25:58So, guys, Gene just made it across and she joins you with £2,200.
26:05Amazing, Gene!
26:07Congratulations, nailed it.
26:08Well done.
26:11Hello, Joe.
26:12Hello, Ross.
26:15£4,950 in the bank.
26:17It's mega.
26:18It is mega.
26:19Yeah, well played to them.
26:20Let them just go do the final then.
26:21Don't worry about this bit.
26:22No, we need you in there with some more money.
26:25Yes.
26:25Let's see if we can get you across.
26:27Bridge, please reveal the final category.
26:31The fourth category is tools.
26:35Tools.
26:36Can we make a decision on who's going to take this category or...?
26:41Looks like it's going to be you.
26:42And as you are the last person, the bridge is going to double your money.
26:47So each correct step is now worth £400.
26:52Mega.
26:52Joe, come and join me on the bridge.
26:55Okay.
27:04Joe, welcome to the bridge.
27:06Thank you for having me.
27:07Thank you for being here.
27:09Mate, England legend, over 80 caps, is it?
27:12Yeah, not a single point scored, though.
27:15How many premiership titles?
27:17Just the two.
27:18For Quinns?
27:18For Quinns, yeah.
27:20Three Six-Nation wins?
27:21Three Six-Nations.
27:22And a World Cup final.
27:24What are you most proud of, of all those achievements?
27:26I think I'm proud of my wife and kids, actually.
27:30Very good answer.
27:31They're the ones that I am most proud of.
27:33So rugby legend to traitor's legend.
27:36Did you ever see yourself becoming a nation's favourite like that?
27:39I was just so zoned in on wanting to win, I just forgot about anything on the outside
27:44and was like, I just want to win this.
27:46So, Joe, tell us what charity you're playing for tonight, please.
27:49My charity is Calm, Campaign Against Living Miserably.
27:53Brilliant.
27:53The category is tools.
27:56Bridge, what are we looking for?
27:59Things on a Swiss army knife.
28:02Oh.
28:02We are looking for tools found on the world's largest Swiss army knife.
28:08The Wenger Giant.
28:11OK.
28:11Lies are tools that are not found on this knife.
28:15Right.
28:16Your five minutes starts now.
28:19OK.
28:21Hammer, Phillips head screwdriver.
28:23I've never seen a hammer on a Swiss army knife.
28:26Truth or lie.
28:28That is a truth.
28:29That opens up compass and USB charger.
28:33What?
28:34No.
28:36I've not seen either.
28:38Is this a trick?
28:39No trick steps.
28:41In fact, if it's a modern one, Swiss army, let's go with the USB charger.
28:46Truth or lie.
28:48It's a lie, mate.
28:50OK.
28:50Nothing else is going to open up.
28:53So back here, then.
28:56Well, it's going to be compass because it's not a hammer.
28:58Truth or lie.
29:00That is a truth.
29:02That opens up.
29:03Can opener.
29:04Cheese grater.
29:05Nail cleaner.
29:07Nail cleaner.
29:08Remember, we're looking for things on a Swiss army knife.
29:12There's got to be a can opener because sometimes you want to eat some tuna in that when you're out.
29:16Truth or lie.
29:17That is a truth.
29:19That opens up nail file.
29:21Definitely a nail file.
29:22Use that a lot, actually.
29:23Truth or lie.
29:25That is a truth.
29:26That opens up corkscrew and Allen wrench.
29:29Allen's wrench.
29:31It's a corkscrew.
29:33Truth or lie.
29:35That is a truth.
29:35That opens up the safety zone and it opens up magnifying glass.
29:39Huge.
29:40We stopped the clock.
29:42As soon as you stepped on that.
29:43Yeah.
29:43So, bridge, please reveal a lie.
29:48Yeah, good.
29:50No cheese grater.
29:51No, they should add that.
29:53Yeah, I want a bit of cheese on your meal.
29:55Right.
29:56Your time starts now.
29:58Okay, so I'm not going to go back.
30:00I think there's bound to be a magnifying glass.
30:02Truth or lie.
30:04That is a truth.
30:06That opens up.
30:07Flashlight, thimble, straight edge ruler.
30:11We're going to avoid that one because of the USB.
30:13Not a thimble, straight edge ruler.
30:16You need that in case you're marking stuff.
30:18There must be.
30:19Truth or lie.
30:21That is a truth.
30:23That opens up.
30:24Tire tread gauge, FM radio and wire cutter.
30:29Oh.
30:31But there might be.
30:32Why would you have a tie?
30:33Yeah, you do because in case you break down.
30:35But then I'm...
30:36We're going to go with the tire tread gauge.
30:38Truth or lie.
30:40That is a truth.
30:41That opens up dental floss, fish scaler, pencil sharpener.
30:47Not needed.
30:49Don't need the pencil sharpener.
30:51Dental floss.
30:52I often do need that because of the tuna and the cheese that we've had when we're out camping.
30:56But you also use a knife when you're fishing.
30:59Do I want to scale it?
31:00I'm going to go...
31:02Is it a flosser or is it a picker?
31:06Oh, I'm actually going to go with floss.
31:08Truth or lie.
31:11It's a lie.
31:12You've halved your money.
31:13Remember, we're looking for things on the world's largest Swiss army knife.
31:18It's got to be fish scaler.
31:21Unless a pencil sharpener...
31:23Oh.
31:25Truth or lie.
31:27That is a truth.
31:29Okay.
31:29That opens up.
31:30Springless scissors.
31:32Hair comb.
31:33Wire bender.
31:35You can't afford another lie now, Joe.
31:37And you've got loads of time.
31:39Springless scissors.
31:40Two minutes remaining.
31:42But the scissors I think I've used do have a small spring in.
31:46What's a springless scissor?
31:50Hair comb.
31:53There's definitely going to be some scissors in there.
31:56There must be.
32:01For some reason, I think that there's a little thing that says springless.
32:04There's a little spring in it.
32:06But wire bender, there's no point.
32:08You want to cut something.
32:09You don't really want to bend wire out there.
32:11It's not arts and crafts, is it?
32:12It's survival.
32:14You know?
32:15We're going to go with scissors.
32:17Truth or lie.
32:19That is the truth.
32:21That opens up.
32:23Divot repair tool.
32:26Shoehorn or cigar cutter.
32:29Okay.
32:30You've got 50-50 there.
32:32You've got over a minute.
32:36Did you ever use a Swiss Army knife?
32:38I did, mate.
32:39Yeah, okay.
32:40One minute remaining.
32:43Did you ever need to put a shoehorn down with your little knife?
32:47I don't think it's big enough.
32:50And then occasionally, if you're eating your cheese and your tuna, whilst you're out fishing,
32:56you might want to enjoy a cigar, so it probably marries up.
33:01I'm going to go, I'm going to go cigar cutter.
33:06Truth or lie?
33:10Brilliant, you.
33:11Yes.
33:11I'm so glad you stepped on that.
33:14Eleven truths, two lies.
33:17Let's take a look at the bridge.
33:19There are 87 tools on this Swiss Army knife.
33:23And they do include a nail cleaner, a wire cutter, an Allen wrench, a flashlight, a divot repair tool, and
33:33even a wire bender.
33:36Joe, you made it across with £2,700.
33:41Let's go and chat with the team in the vault.
33:45So, unfortunately, Joe didn't get Denzel Washington films.
33:50No.
33:51But he did just make it across with £2,700.
33:56Yes!
33:57Come and join me for the final crossing.
34:00Okay.
34:00Amazing.
34:01Oh, my goodness.
34:07Welcome back.
34:09You have made it here with £7,650.
34:16Yes.
34:17Now you face the final crossing and you're playing this one as a team.
34:21Remember, only one of you needs to make it across to bank the money.
34:26But before we start, the bridge has an offer.
34:31You could sell a player and double your money to £15,300, which is a lot of money.
34:42So, what's it going to be?
34:43Happy to be sold.
34:44I think you've got it.
34:46We can't sell you, Joe.
34:47Can't sell you.
34:48No, no, no.
34:48So, you're sticking, right?
34:50Stick.
34:50Yeah.
34:51Right.
34:52Let's play the final crossing.
34:54You're playing as a team so you can confer as much as you like.
34:59You'll face one row at a time.
35:01There is only one true statement on each row.
35:04The timer starts when I finish reading the last statement.
35:08Make sure that you're on a step before the wave hits.
35:11If you're not, you're out of the game and the next player will take over.
35:16Now, please put yourself in the order you'd like to play.
35:21OK.
35:22Right, Jenny.
35:22Up as it may.
35:23That way.
35:24OK.
35:24Like this way.
35:25Got it, yeah.
35:26OK.
35:26Jenny.
35:27Come and join me on the bridge.
35:29OK.
35:30Jenny.
35:35Jenny.
35:36Welcome to the final crossing.
35:38Well, thank you, Ross.
35:40Bridge, please reveal the first row.
35:45Starbucks branches in the UK are called Star Pounds.
35:51Houdini and Levitating were hit singles for Dua Lipa.
35:55The slang term sus means sustainable.
35:59No.
36:00It's this one, yeah?
36:01No.
36:01Sus is like, you're a bit suspect.
36:03Yeah, exactly.
36:04Suspect.
36:04Yeah.
36:05So this one.
36:06Yeah.
36:06Yeah.
36:07Yeah.
36:07Jenny, you have stepped on.
36:10Houdini and Levitating were hit singles for Dua Lipa.
36:14I literally feel like I'm levitating right now.
36:17Is that a truth or is that a lie?
36:26It is a truth.
36:28Well played.
36:29Easy.
36:30Bridge, please reveal the next row.
36:34Judith Kerr's character Mog is a dog.
36:37Dick Turpin was a Victorian poet.
36:41In the Barbie film, Rob Brydon plays Sugar Daddy Ken.
36:45A cut crease is a move in skateboarding.
36:49I don't know that.
36:50Mog is a cat, definitely.
36:52That's not right.
36:53It comes the way.
36:53Is Rob Brydon in that?
36:54We don't know about Rob Brydon.
36:56You've got strong instincts.
36:57He wasn't in Barbie.
36:58A cut crease is a move in skateboarding.
37:00Feels like one of those two.
37:01He's not in Barbie, Rob Brydon, is he?
37:03Hang on.
37:03Judith.
37:04No, he's a cat.
37:05Before you step.
37:06Is this?
37:06Mog is in cat.
37:07You think it's wrong, June?
37:08I don't know, hon.
37:10Jenny, you have stepped on.
37:11A cut crease is a move in skateboarding.
37:15Is that a truth or is that a lie?
37:27It's a lie, I'm afraid.
37:28A cut crease is an eye shadow technique.
37:31Is it?
37:32I'm afraid you have been beaten by the bridge.
37:35Thank you for playing.
37:36Joe, come and join me on the bridge.
37:38Jenny, two bumpsters.
37:41Joe, welcome to the final crossing.
37:44Thanks.
37:44Bridge, please reveal the remaining statements.
37:49I mean, it's not the middle one, is it?
37:50Dick Turpin wasn't a Victorian, but he was a highwayman.
37:53Mog, should we maybe not question ourselves?
37:56Mog, dog, it rhymes.
37:57Kids, books, always, the characters always rhyme.
37:59Mog.
38:00Weren't they on a broomstick?
38:02Isn't it?
38:02Mog is a dog, but it does sound like a cat, but then...
38:05Okay.
38:06Are we ruling out...
38:07If you have an instinct, go now, because we're not 100%, but Mog is a dog.
38:12Joe, you have stepped on Judith Kerr's character Mog is a dog.
38:19Is that a truth or is that a lie?
38:27It is a lie.
38:29Yeah, we knew, didn't we?
38:29It's a cat.
38:30We knew.
38:31Joe, thank you for playing.
38:33Thank you, Ross.
38:34Jeff, come and join me on the bridge.
38:36Jeff, we've got to get to the end.
38:38We've got to.
38:40Jeff.
38:41Yes.
38:42Welcome to the final crossing.
38:43Put on the glasses of knowledge.
38:45Let's see if you can find the truths then, my friend.
38:49Bridge, please reveal the remaining statements.
38:54I feel like he's definitely a highwayman.
38:57It's got to be...
38:58Yeah, Dick Turpin was a highwayman.
38:59Yeah, yeah, go.
39:01Jeff.
39:01Hmm.
39:02You have stepped on.
39:03Yeah.
39:04In the Barbie film, Rob Brydon plays Sugar Daddy Ken.
39:09Is that a truth or is that a lie?
39:17It is a truth.
39:19Well done, Jeff.
39:21Only four rows left.
39:23Say only.
39:24Bridge, please reveal the next row.
39:29The River Shannon runs through Dublin.
39:32Composer Benjamin Britton was British.
39:36Manchester City won the first Premier League title.
39:40It comes the way.
39:41I feel like that's the Liffey.
39:43I feel like that is the...
39:46I don't think it's that.
39:47I'm pretty sure.
39:48In 92, 93, it was that team with Giggs and Robson and so on.
39:52I feel like it's this.
39:53Giggs from Man City.
39:54Okay.
39:58Jeff.
39:59You said what team?
40:01Oh, I didn't look.
40:03It's Man City, isn't it?
40:04Jeff, you have stepped on.
40:07Manchester City won the first Premier League title.
40:12Is that a truth or is that a lie?
40:20It's a lie, my friend.
40:22It was Man United.
40:24Oh, my God.
40:25Well, at least the glasses helped.
40:27Thank you for playing.
40:29Jean.
40:30I'm sorry.
40:30I can't do this.
40:31Come and join me.
40:35This feels like the bridge of doom now, all of a sudden.
40:38Jean, welcome to the final crossing.
40:41Bridge, please reveal the remaining statements.
40:47Here comes the wave.
40:48Does Dublin have water?
40:50I've been once.
40:52I feel like...
40:56Composer Benjamin Britten was British.
40:59The wave's coming.
41:00I'm going to go for this.
41:02Sorry, guys.
41:02Sorry if this is wrong.
41:04I have no idea.
41:05Jean, you have stepped on.
41:07The composer Benjamin Britten was British.
41:11Is that a truth?
41:13Or is that a lie?
41:19It is a truth.
41:22Looks so far away, that money.
41:24It looks far away, but it can be done.
41:27Bridge, please reveal the next row.
41:31The rhinoceros is the heaviest living land animal.
41:36The Masters Golf Tournament takes place at St Andrews.
41:42The Hermes logo features a horse and carriage.
41:48George VI was king before Edward VIII.
41:55Masters, I think that's played in Augusta.
41:58I don't think that's the Hermes logo.
42:01That could be a trick question.
42:02I need my teammates.
42:04It comes to wave.
42:05You're going to have to make a step at some point.
42:06Could it be the rhinoceros?
42:09That seems like the most logical one to me.
42:12I don't want to lose this money.
42:17Jean, you have stepped on.
42:21The rhinoceros is the heaviest living land animal.
42:26To stay in the game.
42:28Is that a truth?
42:29Or is that a lie?
42:38It's a lie, I'm afraid.
42:40I can't believe it.
42:42The heaviest land animal is the African bush elephant.
42:47Elephant, of course it is.
42:48Of course it is.
42:49The Hermes logo features a horse and a carriage.
42:54I'm gutted, Ross.
42:56I'm gutted.
42:56Sadly, you have been beaten by the bridge.
42:59But we can't let you go away empty-handed.
43:02So the bridge will donate £1,000 to your charities.
43:07Thank you for playing.
43:12So close and yet so far.
43:16Please join us again next time
43:18when another team will take on
43:20The Bridge of Life.
43:49The Bridge of Life
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