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00:00Welcome to the Bridge of Lies, where winning is simple, just step on the truths, it is a truth, that
00:10is a truth, and avoid the lies, let's meet the team.
00:23I'm Mark, I'm Justin, I'm Kelly, and I'm Vicky. Welcome team, how do you know each other? We're a wheelchair
00:31rugby team put together by Justin. Did you put this team together, Justin? Yes, I messaged everyone in our WhatsApp
00:38group and said who fancies it, and nobody answered, so I just picked these three. Here you are. Any particular
00:46subject apart from rugby that you'd like to see on the bridge?
00:49I'd like to see maybe music or movies. Vicky? 80s or 90s music. Mark, I know you like a bit
00:56of rock, don't you mate? Yeah, so 80s, 90s rock, broad knowledge, not necessarily deep knowledge.
01:01Right, all that stands between you and a cash prize today are five crossings. You'll each have to take on
01:07the bridge, banking as much money as you possibly can. Beat the bridge and you'll end up in our vault,
01:13and anyone in there at the end will get to join forces to take on...
01:19The final crossing. Yes. Are you ready? Yes. Yes. Yes. Rich, can you please reveal the opening category? The first
01:28category is...
01:30Science. Science.
01:32Oh, area of science. Science. I'm no scientist. You're out straight away. I'm out.
01:40I mean, maybe if we're not sure, we just volunteer you, Justin, because it's all your fault.
01:44But if nobody's confident enough to, like, surge straight in, then I'll be the first.
01:50Justin, come and join me on the bridge. Off you go, son.
01:53Good luck, Justin. Thanks, guys. Go on, Justin. You got this.
01:56Thank you.
02:00Justin, welcome to the bridge. Thank you very much, Ross. Have you always been a rugby fan?
02:05Yeah, having, you know, grown up in Wales, played from a young age, nasty injury ended my career, and then
02:10a medical diagnosis kind of put me in this, and then I found wheelchair rugby.
02:14But you're still playing, my friend. Absolutely, yes.
02:16Who's watching at home? My wife will be watching. Right.
02:19And my son, daughter and grandchildren. Mate, I have to say, you are looking pretty in pink.
02:25Well, thank you very much. I love the shoes, man. Thank you. Right. You've got five minutes on the clock.
02:31Okie doke. Every correct step is worth £100, but go on a lie and your money is half. Hit three
02:38lies and your crossing is over.
02:41There are ten lies on the bridge, but remember, there is always a path to safety.
02:46There are two safety zones where you can stop the clock and reveal a lie. And in the waiting room,
02:53there's the panic button.
02:55If your teammates press it, they'll send you to the vault with any money you've banked up to that point.
03:01But it can only be used once. The category is science. Bridge, what are we looking for?
03:11Things that are acidic.
03:13We are looking for substances that are acidic, so they typically have a pH of less than seven.
03:21Right.
03:22Lies are alkaline. Are you ready?
03:25Yes. Yes, sir.
03:27Your five minutes starts now.
03:33Cranberry juice, lime scale remover.
03:37Well, I don't think cranberry juice would be particularly healthy if it was too acidic, so I'm going to go
03:42with lime scale remover.
03:43No. No, no, no, no, no.
03:46Truth or lie?
03:48That is a truth.
03:50Oh.
03:50Because it's a lime scale remover.
03:52That opens up.
03:53Milk of magnesia solution, carb battery electrolytes.
03:59Milk of magnesia is notoriously alkali to help settle acidic levels in the stomach, so carb battery electrolyte, please?
04:08Truth or lie?
04:11That is a truth. That opens up. Coca-Cola, Parmesan cheese.
04:16Erm, well, Parmesan cheese, I wouldn't be able to tell you what the pH of that is, but...
04:23Coca-Cola removes stuff off of two peas.
04:26It's got sorbic acid in it, I think.
04:28I'm going to go with Coca-Cola, please.
04:31Four minutes remaining.
04:32Truth or lie?
04:34That is a truth.
04:36Go to your arms.
04:38That opens up buttermilk, cream of tartar solution, and egg whites.
04:44Oh, right, okie doke. Erm...
04:46We're looking for things that are acidic.
04:48Yeah.
04:49Once again, I don't need buttermilk.
04:50Oh, nice.
04:52Erm, egg whites.
04:54No, not really.
04:55Cream of tartar solution, I reckon.
04:58Truth or lie?
05:00That is a truth that opens up.
05:03Sauerkraut, vitamin C solution, and depilatory cream.
05:10Yeah, I...
05:11I don't know what you'd use that for, but if you're applying it, I wouldn't have thought it's too acidic.
05:16Vitamin C will be very acidic.
05:18Vitamin C.
05:19Yeah.
05:20Citric acid.
05:21Yeah.
05:22Orange juice.
05:23Yeah.
05:23Lemon juice.
05:24Erm...
05:25Vitsi, that's acidic.
05:28Sauerkraut, cabbage vinegar, that's going to be acidic.
05:31Come on, move forward, Jesse.
05:34Erm, let's go with Vitsi.
05:36Truth or lie?
05:38That is a truth.
05:40It opens up.
05:41Rain.
05:42Household ammonia solution, human gastric juice.
05:48OK, well, you get acid rain.
05:50Erm, human gastric juice, acidic to obviously dissolve.
05:54Remember, we're looking for things that are acidic.
05:57Erm, let's have a whirl on human gastric juice.
06:01Truth or lie?
06:03No.
06:04That is the truth.
06:05That opens up.
06:06Cough syrup, human blood, soda water.
06:11Erm, cough syrup...
06:13I don't know about that.
06:15I'd struggle now.
06:16No idea.
06:17Yeah.
06:18Soda water...
06:21No idea.
06:23I reckon...
06:24I don't know, somebody tells me human blood is slightly acidic.
06:28I don't know why that's telling me that, but I'm going to give human blood a whirl, yeah?
06:32Human is remaining.
06:33Truth or lie?
06:37Oh...
06:38It's ever so slightly alkaline.
06:40Nothing else is going to open up.
06:41Where are you going to go?
06:44Erm...
06:44I'm going to go over to rain.
06:47OK.
06:50Truth or lie?
06:52That is the truth.
06:53It opens up the safety zone.
06:55Stop the clock.
06:56It also opens up kombucha and aspirin dissolved in water.
07:02OK.
07:03Bridge, please reveal a lie.
07:08Ooh.
07:08OK.
07:09PH 11 to 12 and a half.
07:12So, very alkaline indeed.
07:14Justin, your time starts now.
07:17OK.
07:18I think I'm going to go with cough syrup.
07:20I don't think you'd do me three lies in a whirl like that.
07:23I don't think...
07:25So, let's...
07:26You never know with a bridge.
07:28Truth or lie?
07:29That is the truth.
07:30Good logic.
07:32Good logic.
07:33Good logic.
07:34That opens up.
07:35Bile in the human liver, standard shaving cream and conditioner.
07:42Erm...
07:43Remember, we're looking for things that are acidic.
07:47I'm going to go with conditioner.
07:51Rightly or wrongly?
07:52Truth or lie?
07:54That is a truth.
07:56Excellent.
07:56This is why he's up there.
07:57That is exactly why he's up there.
07:59That is exactly why he's up there.
07:59That opens up.
08:01Wet concrete, white wine and earwax.
08:06You've got a 50-50 and you've got just under a minute so you can think about it.
08:10You've got time.
08:12Erm...
08:12Wet concrete just seems rather random so it could be thrown in there as a bit of a red herring.
08:19I'll go for white wine.
08:20White wine.
08:21It's white wine.
08:2230 seconds.
08:23Yeah, I'll go for white wine please, Ross.
08:26Truth or lie?
08:28That is a truth.
08:30Yee-hee-hee!
08:31Yay!
08:33PH for round three, hence people get acid-y tummies.
08:37Yeah.
08:37White wine.
08:39£700.
08:41Well played.
08:42Thank you.
08:43Ten truths, one lie.
08:45Let's take a look at the bridge.
08:46Here are the truths that you missed.
08:49Cranberry juice contains many acids.
08:51Parmesan cheese, buttermilk and sauerkraut all contain lactic acid because they're fermented.
08:59Yeah.
09:00Aspirin contains a form of salicylic acid.
09:04Soda water contains carbonic acid.
09:07That's a shocker, isn't it?
09:09Kombucha is acidic and earwax is acidic as the body's natural defence.
09:16So, Justin, you have made it across with £700 unless your teammates press that panic button.
09:27Yeah.
09:28Shall we find out?
09:29Yes, please.
09:29Mark, Kelly, Vicky.
09:32Absolutely fantastic.
09:33Pick the right man.
09:34Absolutely.
09:35So, the question is, did you or did you not press that panic button?
09:41No, we didn't touch it.
09:43We had faith in him.
09:44Always had faith.
09:45Well played.
09:46What a well-drilled team.
09:47I've taught them well.
09:49Justin, with £700, please make your way to the vault.
09:53Thank you.
10:00Hello team.
10:02Pretty good start.
10:03Very good start.
10:04Strong start.
10:04One person across £700 in the vault.
10:07Shall we get on with it?
10:08Yeah.
10:09All right.
10:09Let's see what's next.
10:10Bridge, please reveal the second category.
10:13The second category is sports.
10:17Sports.
10:17It's definitely not me.
10:18Am I getting it by default?
10:19I mean, if you want to win, like, you don't pick me here.
10:21I'll take it.
10:23I'll take sports.
10:24If you want to win, don't pick me.
10:27There's logic to that.
10:29Mark, come and join me on the bridge.
10:31Go on, buddy.
10:31Good luck.
10:32You can do this thing.
10:33Yeah.
10:34Well done.
10:39Mark, welcome to the bridge.
10:40Hi there.
10:41So, how long have you been playing with the team?
10:42About, I don't know, four months.
10:44Four months?
10:45Yeah, you only set the team up about four or five months ago
10:47and we've all just, like, leapt into it with both feet, pardon the pun.
10:51When you end up in a chair, you miss out on that sort of, you know,
10:54playing five a side or socialising with your mates,
10:56so it seemed like a great idea to get back into it.
10:59And you volunteered to take sports.
11:01Yeah.
11:01Because no one else wanted it, but did you want it?
11:03Sport, I'll have a go.
11:04Used to be a pub landlord.
11:06I'd like to think I can talk a bit about most sports,
11:10but whether I know anything is another thing entirely.
11:12Well, we're about to find out, my friend.
11:14Yeah.
11:14The category is sport, bridge, what are we looking for?
11:20Tennis players and their nations.
11:23Brilliant.
11:24Whoa.
11:24Well.
11:25We are looking for tennis players correctly paired with a country
11:29they have represented at international competitions,
11:33such as the Olympics, the Davis Cup and the Billie Jean Cup.
11:38Right.
11:39Lies are incorrect pairings.
11:43Right.
11:44I wish you all the very best.
11:45Thank you very much. Are you ready?
11:46I am indeed.
11:47Your five minutes starts now.
11:51Andy Murray, Great Britain.
11:54Bjorn Borg, Finland.
11:55It's Andy Murray, Bjorn Borg, famously Swedish.
11:59Andy Murray.
12:00Truth or lie?
12:02That is a truth.
12:06That opens up.
12:08Roger Federer, Switzerland.
12:10Rafael Nadal, Spain.
12:13I think both of these are true,
12:15but we'll go for Roger Federer,
12:17allegedly the nicest man in sport.
12:19We'll go that way.
12:21Truth or lie?
12:23That is a truth.
12:24That opens up.
12:26Novak, Djokovic, Serbia.
12:28Martina, Hingis, Belgium.
12:30I thought Martina was Swiss.
12:33I might be wrong.
12:35Djokovic is Czech.
12:38Djokovic is definitely from that neck of the woods.
12:41I'll go Novak Djokovic.
12:44Truth or lie?
12:46That is a truth.
12:47Oh, OK.
12:48OK.
12:49We should have more faces.
12:51That opens up.
12:52Steffi Graf, Germany.
12:54Alex de Menor, Australia.
12:58Steffi Graf, again.
13:00I mean, I'm doing all right here.
13:02The 80s, that's fine.
13:03She's German.
13:05Truth or lie?
13:07That is a truth.
13:08That is a truth.
13:09That opens up the safety zone.
13:10It's a safety zone.
13:11Yeah.
13:11Stop the clock.
13:12It also opens up Goran Ivanovic, Croatia.
13:17So, Rich, please reveal a lie.
13:22She represented Switzerland as you knew.
13:25Right.
13:26Your time starts now.
13:31I'm fairly sure Goran Ivanovic is sort of, again, Slavic, that neck of the woods.
13:37I'm going to go with Croatia.
13:39Truth or lie?
13:41That is a truth.
13:43That is a truth.
13:43That opens up.
13:44Dominic Thiem, Austria.
13:46Leighton Hewitt, Australia.
13:49And Yannick Noah, Canada.
13:51Hewitt's Australia.
13:55I'm feeling France for Yannick Noah.
13:58Again, haven't heard of them.
14:01Leighton Hewitt, Australia.
14:03I seem to remember there was a mullet involved.
14:06I'm going to go with Leighton Hewitt.
14:07Three minutes, Leighton Hewitt.
14:08Truth or lie?
14:10That is a truth.
14:12Oh, go Mark.
14:14He's doing good.
14:15That opens up.
14:17Iga Sfiontek, Hungary.
14:20Anna Ivanovic, Serbia.
14:23And Nick, Kyrgios, New Zealand.
14:27Remember, we're looking for tennis players and their nations.
14:31I'm fairly sure Nick is Australian.
14:35Let's try Anna.
14:37We'll roll forward to Serbia.
14:39Truth or lie?
14:41That is a truth.
14:43Oh, it's so good.
14:44That opens up.
14:47Caroline Wozniacki, Denmark.
14:50Gaston, Gaudio, Argentina.
14:53And Simona Halep, Romania.
14:59Someone I used to work with was obsessed with Romanian women's tennis.
15:03So I'm going to go for Simona Halep.
15:06Truth or lie?
15:07Two minutes remaining.
15:08That is a truth.
15:09That opens up.
15:11Lindsay Davenport, Australia.
15:14Justine Henning, Belgium.
15:16And Carlos Alcaraz, Portugal.
15:20I think Lindsay Davenport is American.
15:24So I'm going to try for Gaston.
15:26It sounds like a character at Beauty and the Beast, but we'll give it a go.
15:30Truth or lie?
15:32That is a truth.
15:33Oh, my God.
15:35I think Mark is like my new favourite person.
15:38That opens up.
15:39Kim Clysters, Germany.
15:42And Joe Wilfred Songa, France.
15:47We're looking for tennis players and their nations.
15:51You've got time though, mate?
15:53Right, can I take a Rafael Nadal, Spain?
15:57If you can get there and get back in time, so you do it.
16:00Yeah.
16:01Truth or lie?
16:03That is a truth.
16:05That opens up.
16:06Rod Laver, Canada.
16:07Tim Henman, Great Britain.
16:09Tim Henman, Henman, Henman.
16:11I'll take Tim Henman, Great Britain.
16:13Okay, truth or lie?
16:16That is a truth.
16:17That opens up Andre Agassi, USA.
16:20Again, I'll take Andre Agassi, USA.
16:23Truth or lie?
16:25That is a truth.
16:27Right, now back.
16:27That opens up.
16:30Boris Becker, Germany.
16:33Stan Wawrinka, Sweden.
16:35I'll very quickly take Boris Becker.
16:37Truth or lie?
16:39Right.
16:39It is a truth.
16:40That opens up.
16:42Gabriella Sabatini, Argentina.
16:44Yannick Sinner, Italy.
16:46Naomi Osaka, you've got 18 seconds.
16:48No, quick, quick, quick, quick.
16:50Yeah, I'm going to head back and I'm going for Wilfred Songa.
16:53Right, here we go, my friend.
16:56I can tell you you can make it around.
16:57Here we go.
16:58Truth or lie?
17:00That is a truth.
17:01Brilliant.
17:03Oh, my God.
17:05Well done, Mark.
17:06I don't know that much about tennis.
17:08I have landlords so you can talk about anything.
17:12Mark, brilliant crossing.
17:14You've made it across with an amazing £1,400,
17:20unless your teammates press that panic button.
17:23I really hope not.
17:24Kelly, Vicky.
17:26Hello.
17:26Wow.
17:27Oh, my God.
17:28What a crossing.
17:29Awesome.
17:30But tell me you were awesome as well.
17:32Did you or did you not press that panic button?
17:35We didn't press it.
17:36We didn't...
17:36We were confident.
17:37We were very confident.
17:39Well done, Mark.
17:40Cheers, girls.
17:41Mark, they didn't press the panic button.
17:44So, with £1,400, please make your way to the vault.
17:50Thank you.
17:57Let's go to the vault and give Justin the news.
18:00Justin.
18:01Hi, Ross.
18:02Mark was looking for tennis players and he's just served up an ace.
18:08He's joining you with £1,400.
18:11How's it going, mate?
18:13Well done, mate.
18:14I knew.
18:14Brilliant.
18:17Kelly, Vicky.
18:18Hello.
18:19Hi.
18:19Wow.
18:20£2,100 in the vault.
18:23Amazing.
18:24Let's see if we can get another person across.
18:26Bridge, can you please reveal the third category?
18:30The third category is...
18:33Films.
18:34Films.
18:35Films.
18:36Who likes going to the cinema?
18:38I do.
18:39You do, Kelly.
18:40I think films are your thing.
18:41So, are you going to take this one?
18:43I'm going to.
18:44Alright.
18:44Kelly, come and join me on the bridge.
18:47OK.
18:47Let's get up, my darling.
18:59Kelly, welcome to the bridge.
19:00Hi.
19:01How are you feeling?
19:02Nervous.
19:03Just because I've got to follow Mark, and he was exceptional.
19:06And Justin.
19:07The team is doing very well.
19:08Well, see, I thought Justin did good, and then Mark kind of...
19:11Took it up a notch.
19:12But it is an inclusive rugby team, isn't it?
19:14It is.
19:15So, I don't play, but my 15-year-old son, Alexander,
19:18who's got cerebral palsy, and my 13-year-old son,
19:20Lucas with Down syndrome, they play.
19:22And they love it?
19:23They love it.
19:24Yeah.
19:25Great sport.
19:26OK.
19:26Now, remember, Vicky's still got that panic button.
19:29Yeah.
19:30She better have her hand ready.
19:32Well, you need to use it on this crossing, or you lose it.
19:36All right?
19:36OK.
19:37The category is film.
19:39Bridge, what are we looking for?
19:4390s films.
19:44We are looking for any feature film first released in UK cinemas
19:49between January the 1st, 1990, and December 31st, 1999.
19:58Lies are films that were released either before or after these dates.
20:04Are you ready?
20:05I'm ready.
20:07Your five minutes starts now.
20:11Forrest Gump singing in the rain.
20:15OK.
20:16So, this is really old.
20:19And I remember watching this.
20:22Run, Forrest, run.
20:24So, I think this one.
20:26Truth or Lie.
20:28That is a truth.
20:30Yay!
20:31That opens up Scream and Titanic.
20:36OK.
20:37So, I'm a huge horror fan, and I do love Scream.
20:43Good job she's up there rather than me.
20:47I've definitely remembered this being a 90s movie.
20:50The big Celine song.
20:52So, I'm...
20:53Truth or Lie.
20:54For this one.
20:56Yep, 1997.
20:57That opens up Wayne's World, Mission Impossible, and Home Alone.
21:03Oh.
21:06Remember, we're looking for 90s films.
21:09What are you thinking?
21:10Four minutes from me.
21:11Hmm.
21:12I think it might be Mission Impossible.
21:15Um...
21:16This is too new.
21:17I don't think it's this one.
21:19Home Alone.
21:19It's such a classic that I feel like I've been watching it my whole life.
21:23Wayne's World, I feel, was like, the 80s.
21:25But I...
21:26Hmm.
21:28I think it's Wayne's World.
21:29Time's ticking.
21:31Truth or Lie.
21:33Fuck.
21:351992.
21:36That opens up.
21:37Guardians of the Galaxy.
21:39Ghost and in Bruges.
21:41I've no idea what that is.
21:43I'm a huge Marvel fan.
21:46Definitely not this.
21:47And I would say it's Ghost.
21:50Truth or Lie.
21:521990.
21:54Yes.
21:56Whew.
21:57That opens up.
21:59Sleepless in Seattle.
22:00The Lost World, Jurassic Park and Crocodile Dundee.
22:06Hmm.
22:07We were only talking about this movie yesterday, funny enough.
22:10Three minutes remaining.
22:13It could be this one.
22:15It's definitely... I don't think it's this one.
22:17This is too new.
22:19But I'm going to go Crocodile Dundee.
22:21Truth or Lie.
22:21Truth or Lie.
22:23Oh.
22:25Oh, man.
22:281986.
22:30Nothing's going to open up.
22:31Where are you going to go?
22:33Okay.
22:33So, I don't know what this one is.
22:38Time's ticking.
22:40Truth or Lie.
22:42That is the truth.
22:43It opens up the safety zone.
22:44Stop the clock.
22:46Right.
22:47Nothing else is going to open up.
22:48Okay.
22:49But, Bridge, please reveal a lie.
22:54Okay.
22:55That's good, because I really didn't know what that was.
22:56Bruges stars Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson, and came out in 2008.
23:02Are you ready?
23:04Yeah.
23:04Time starts now.
23:07Um...
23:08It's definitely not this one.
23:09This is...
23:10This is newer, I'm sure.
23:12Possibly now.
23:13Maybe this one?
23:17Um...
23:19I don't know if this was earlier.
23:23Truth or Lie.
23:28Oh.
23:30Two minutes remaining.
23:32Time's ticking.
23:34Um...
23:34Mission Impossible.
23:35Come on quickly, Kelly.
23:37I don't know if this was earlier.
23:40Okay.
23:41Truth or Lie.
23:43Oh.
23:44The Lie.
23:461987.
23:47Nothing's going to open up.
23:49Okay.
23:51I'm panicking now.
23:52I'm panicking now.
23:56Can't step on another lie.
23:58No.
23:59Remember, we're looking for 90s films.
24:03Okay.
24:06Truth or Lie.
24:08That is the truth.
24:10Nothing else is going to open up, though.
24:12You've got two options to open up.
24:14I'm running out of time.
24:16Yeah, you are.
24:21Um...
24:21Truth or Lie.
24:23It is a truth.
24:24Oh, well done, lovely.
24:26It opens up Jumanji, and it opens up Blade.
24:30One minute remaining.
24:32Mmm.
24:35Truth or Lie.
24:36That is the truth.
24:38It opens up Die Hard 2, Catch Me If You Can, and Kindergarten Cop.
24:43Die Hard 2, go forward, go forward.
24:46Time's ticking.
24:47I don't think it's this one.
24:49I don't think this one.
24:50I think this one.
24:50Truth or Lie.
24:51It is the truth.
24:53It opens up Tomorrow Never Dies.
24:56Yeah, go, go.
25:0030 seconds remaining.
25:02Oh, this one's closer, though.
25:04Okay.
25:04Truth or Lie.
25:05It is the truth.
25:07It opens up The Bourne Identity, A Bug's Life.
25:12Uh...
25:13Truth or Lie.
25:15Lie, Kelly.
25:17So close.
25:18I was, like, panicked by the time.
25:202002.
25:23Kelly, let's take a look at the bridge.
25:26These are the truths that you missed.
25:29So Mission Impossible with Tom Cruise was 1996.
25:33Ah, okay.
25:35Jumanji with Robin Williams was 96.
25:39Arnie's Kindergarten Cop was 91.
25:43Yeah.
25:44And the animated film A Bug's Life was 1999.
25:47So just in.
25:49Kelly, with three lies, it means you're out of the game.
25:55Shall we see, though, if Vicky panicked?
25:59Okay.
25:59I hope she did.
26:01Vicky.
26:02Hello.
26:03Hello.
26:04Well, I have to ask you the question.
26:07Yeah.
26:07Did you or did you not press that panic button?
26:11Mmm.
26:13I did.
26:14Oh, you did press it.
26:16Thanks, Vic.
26:16Well played.
26:18Let's see where you were when she pressed it.
26:23I'm running out of time.
26:25Yeah, you are.
26:25I think I better press it, I don't.
26:28Okay.
26:29Um.
26:30Who's the lie?
26:32It is a tree.
26:33Oh, sorry, Kelly.
26:34Sorry, Kelly.
26:37She pressed it when you had £300 in the bank.
26:40So, Kelly, please make your way to the vault.
26:45Thank you.
26:51Thank you.
26:52Let's go to the vault and give Justin and Mark the news.
26:56Gentlemen, Kelly hit three lies.
27:01Oh.
27:02But thanks to the panic button, she's joining you with £300.
27:06Yes.
27:06Well done.
27:08Well done, Kel.
27:09Thank you to Vicky.
27:10What's she got?
27:11Never in doubt.
27:11Never in doubt.
27:13Vicky.
27:14Hello.
27:15Hello.
27:15Good use of that panic button, may I say.
27:18I feel quite relieved.
27:19Did you have a strategy when you started playing the game?
27:22Yeah.
27:23Yeah, that soon went to pot.
27:25I soon scrapped that.
27:27Well, most importantly, you've got three people in the vault.
27:30Absolutely.
27:30Let's see if we can get you in the vault.
27:32You ready?
27:32Yeah, ready.
27:33Bridge, please reveal the final category.
27:37The fourth category is Origins.
27:41Oh.
27:42Origins.
27:43Oh.
27:44Origins.
27:45What do you think it can mean?
27:46Oh.
27:48I have not got the foggiest.
27:50Vicky, as you are on your own.
27:52Yeah.
27:53The bridge is going to double your money, so each correct step is now worth £200.
28:00Oh, my goodness.
28:00No pressure.
28:01No pressure whatsoever.
28:03Vicky, come and join me on the bridge.
28:05Thank you.
28:15Vicky.
28:16Hi.
28:17Welcome to the bridge.
28:18Thank you.
28:18You are an able-bodied player, so do you play in a chair?
28:22I play in a chair.
28:24The form of wheelchair rugby that we play, the fives, is all-inclusive, so it includes...
28:30Brilliant.
28:30...able-bodied people to play with, like, partners and siblings, children.
28:36Everyone can have a go.
28:37Yeah, absolutely.
28:38Yeah, it's fab.
28:39Love it.
28:40Okay.
28:41The category is Origins.
28:44Yeah.
28:44Bridge, what are we looking for?
28:47Found in China.
28:49We are looking for places and things located in what is now the People's Republic of China.
28:57Lies are located elsewhere.
29:00Are you ready?
29:01I'm ready.
29:03Your five minutes starts now.
29:08Setting of Disney's Mulan.
29:11Origin of the dish, Peking duck.
29:16I'm not sure where Disney's Mulan is set.
29:20I've never seen it.
29:21Not a huge fan of Disney, sorry.
29:24Um...
29:26I'm leaning towards Peking duck.
29:30My partner's probably sort of shouting at the TV now, but I'm going to go for Peking duck.
29:34Truth or lie?
29:35That is a truth.
29:37That opens up.
29:38Origin of haiku poetry, Yellow River.
29:43Okay.
29:46Haiku poetry, I feel, is Japanese.
29:51Yellow River is definitely China.
29:52Truth or lie?
29:54That is a truth.
29:56It opens up.
29:57Origin of the brand Shein.
29:59Setting of the king and I.
30:03Oh, gosh.
30:03The king and I is set in Siam as was, I believe.
30:10So I think it's Shein.
30:12Truth or lie?
30:12That is a truth.
30:15That is a truth.
30:15That opens up.
30:16Terracotta Army burial location.
30:20Disneyland park that opened in 2016.
30:24The historic forbidden city.
30:30The historic forbidden city.
30:30Remember, we're looking for things found in China.
30:35Terracotta Army, I feel, is China.
30:40I know there's a Disneyland park in China.
30:45Friends of mine have been there.
30:48Historic forbidden city.
30:50Not sure.
30:53I'm going to go Terracotta Army.
30:55Truth or lie?
30:56Truth or lie?
30:57That is a truth.
30:58That opens up.
31:00Mekong Delta.
31:02Birthplace of Jet Li.
31:04Grave of Confucius.
31:08Three minutes to me.
31:09Mekong Delta, maybe.
31:12Jet Li, I don't know.
31:14Grave of Confucius, possibly.
31:18I think I'll go Mekong Delta.
31:20Truth or lie?
31:23That's Vietnam.
31:25Nothing else is going to open up.
31:27Okay.
31:29I'll step back.
31:30Um, Disney park.
31:332016.
31:35Yes.
31:36I'm going to go for it.
31:37Truth or lie?
31:38Yes, in Shanghai, that opens up.
31:42HQ of e-commerce firm Alibaba, birthplace of Bruce Lee.
31:52Alibaba.
31:53Alibaba.
31:55Now that's like eBay sort of thing, I feel, for that part of the world, perhaps.
32:01Bruce Lee, dead famous.
32:04Uh, I'm going to go Alibaba.
32:06Two minutes.
32:07Truth or lie?
32:08That is a truth.
32:10That opens up.
32:11Origin of Silk Fabric Production.
32:14Three Gorges Dam, Water Cube, Aquatic Centre.
32:20Um, I'm going to go Silk Fabric Production.
32:22Truth or lie?
32:24That is a truth.
32:25That opens up the safety zone.
32:27Stop the clock.
32:27It opens up.
32:29Invention of Pachinko, birthplace of footballer Park Ji Sung.
32:38Oh, okay.
32:40Bridge, please reveal the lie.
32:45Okay.
32:46I'm glad I didn't go for that one.
32:48Bruce was born in San Francisco.
32:50Vicky, your time starts now.
32:54Um, I've no idea on any of these, so I'm going to go middle.
33:00Truth or lie?
33:01That is a truth.
33:03It opens up.
33:04Oriental Pearl TV Tower, the first Xingqiao Brewery.
33:10I think they're possibly both, right?
33:12I'm going to go Pearl TV Tower.
33:14Truth or lie?
33:15That is a truth.
33:16It opens up.
33:17Launch of Red Bull drinks.
33:20Ooh.
33:21We're looking for things found in China.
33:23I'm going to go with Xingqiao Brewery.
33:25Truth or lie?
33:26That is a truth.
33:28Okay.
33:28It opens up.
33:29Origin of Mapo Tofu, Sepang International MotoGP circuits.
33:37Maybe Tofu, I think.
33:39Truth or lie?
33:41That is a truth.
33:42Oh, my days.
33:42It opens up.
33:44Marco Polo Bridge, origin of Porcelain China dolls, setting of Puccini's Turandot.
33:53I think.
33:53Now, you've got 50-50.
33:54You've got just over half a minute.
33:57I think it's more likely to be porcelain.
34:00I know porcelain comes from that side of the world.
34:02Marco Polo Bridge.
34:03I've got no idea what that is.
34:04I'm going for the problem.
34:05Truth or lie?
34:07Oh, my gosh.
34:08Truth or lie?
34:09Right.
34:09Truth or lie?
34:11That is a truth.
34:13Phew.
34:14Wow.
34:15And the Porcelain China dolls originated in Germany.
34:20Germany.
34:21Oh, there we go.
34:22Twelve truths, two lies.
34:241,100 pounds.
34:27I can't believe it.
34:28How are you feeling?
34:29Absolutely fantastic.
34:30And so you should do.
34:32Right.
34:33Let's go and tell the team in the vault.
34:38Well, Vicky just made it across with 1,100 pounds.
34:44Yeah!
34:44Come on.
34:45Come and join me for the final crossing.
34:47And we're off.
34:55Welcome back.
34:56You've made it here with 3,500 pounds.
35:02Awesome.
35:02All right.
35:02Now you'll face the final crossing and you're playing this one as a team.
35:07Mm-hm.
35:07Remember, only one of you needs to make it across to bank the money.
35:13But before we start, The Bridge has this offer.
35:19You could set a player and double your money to 7,000 pounds.
35:28So, what's it going to be?
35:32No, I think we came as a team.
35:35We're here as a team.
35:35We want to stay as a team, if that's correct.
35:36Okay, Justin.
35:37Let's play the final crossing.
35:40You're playing as a team so you can confer as much as you like.
35:44Amazing.
35:44You'll face one row at a time.
35:46There is only one true statement on each row.
35:50The timer starts when I finish reading the last statement.
35:54Make sure you're on a step before the wave hits.
35:56If not, you are out of the game and the next player will take over.
36:02Are you in the order that you'd like to play?
36:05Yes.
36:05Yes, please.
36:06Right.
36:06Okay, Kelly, you're first up.
36:08Come and join me on The Bridge.
36:10Go on, Kelly.
36:11Go on.
36:12You got this.
36:17Kelly, welcome to the final crossing.
36:20Are you ready?
36:21I am ready.
36:22Bridge, please reveal the first row.
36:26No.
36:26Casa Amor is a location on Love Island.
36:30The Burj Khalifa is named after rapper Wiz Khalifa.
36:35In fashion, peplum is a type of high-necked collar.
36:40Definitely the first one.
36:41Here comes the way.
36:41Definitely the first one.
36:42Definitely.
36:43A big Love Island.
36:44Yeah.
36:45Yeah.
36:47Yeah.
36:49Kelly, is that a truth?
36:51It's a treat.
36:52Or is it a lie?
36:57Yeah.
36:58Come on, Kel.
36:59Well done.
37:01Bridge, please reveal the next row.
37:04Lizbeth Salander is from the Department Q novels.
37:10Deceit is one of the seven deadly sins.
37:13A Basque cheesecake doesn't have a biscuit base.
37:17Tom York is the vocalist for Block Party.
37:21Tom York.
37:22He comes the way.
37:22Tom York is Radiohead.
37:23Radiohead, yeah.
37:24I think it's the Basque cheesecake.
37:25Wow.
37:26I'm so glad you guys knew this, because...
37:29Are you sure it's not Deceit?
37:30Okay.
37:30You ready?
37:31Yeah, yeah.
37:31Deceit isn't in the film seven, is it?
37:33That's it, yeah. Jump on it.
37:34I love that film.
37:35Right.
37:36Kelly, you have stepped on.
37:39A Basque cheesecake doesn't have a biscuit base.
37:44Apparently so.
37:45Is that a truth?
37:46Or is that a lie?
37:50It is true.
37:52What a...
37:53Only four rows left.
37:55Bridge, please reveal the next row.
37:58The Omen debuted in cinemas before The Shining.
38:03Lard is traditionally plant-based.
38:08Oktoberfest originated in Cologne.
38:11I think it's Oktoberfest.
38:13Lard is...
38:14Lard is...
38:14Lard is...
38:15I pick that.
38:16Oktoberfest, you associate with Munich.
38:18Bavaria.
38:19Oh, Munich, yes.
38:20The Omen and The Shining are both 70s films.
38:22I'd go with The Omen.
38:24The Omen, yeah.
38:25The Omen, yeah.
38:25It comes the way.
38:26Go.
38:27Go for it, Kel.
38:28Yeah.
38:29It's on me as well.
38:30Kelly.
38:31Yes.
38:31You have stepped on.
38:32The Omen debuted in cinemas before The Shining.
38:37Is that a truth?
38:39Or is that a lie?
38:41Truth.
38:44Yes!
38:45The Omen was 76, and The Shining was 1980.
38:50Oh, ok.
38:51Bridge, please reveal the next row.
38:54The painting The Laughing Cavalier is by Rembrandt.
38:59In the name of the band OMD, the D stands for dancing.
39:05Hummingbirds can fly backwards.
39:08Robert Baden-Powell founded the Boys Brigade.
39:12It's definitely not Robert Baden-Powell.
39:13I think it's going to be.
39:14They come away.
39:15He created the Scouts.
39:16I'm thinking, guys, I know it's not this one.
39:18I think it's Hummingbirds, Kelly.
39:19I think it's Hummingbirds.
39:20Hummingbirds.
39:21Hummingbirds.
39:21Hummingbirds.
39:22Yeah.
39:23It's the general consensus.
39:25Kelly.
39:26Yes.
39:26You have stepped on.
39:28Hummingbirds can fly backwards.
39:31Is that a truth?
39:32Mm-hmm.
39:33Or is that a lie?
39:38Yes!
39:39It is a truth.
39:40I have the best team.
39:42There you go.
39:43Only two rows left.
39:45Bridge, please reveal the next row.
39:49Sylvester Stallone is older than Al Pacino.
39:53The brand Rare Beauty was founded by Hayley Bieber.
39:57Katy Perry has never won a Grammy.
40:01Right.
40:02Yeah, I think Pacino's older.
40:04Beauty brands, what do you think?
40:05No?
40:06I don't think it's...
40:07I could be wrong.
40:08I mean, they're both old, but...
40:09I think Pacino's the oldest out of those two.
40:11Yeah.
40:12Come on.
40:12Katy Perry.
40:13Katy Perry.
40:14Go on.
40:15Katy Perry.
40:15Katy Perry.
40:16Go.
40:17Whoa!
40:18Kelly.
40:20You have stepped on.
40:22Katy Perry has never won a Grammy.
40:26Is that a truth?
40:27Or is that a lie?
40:34Yeah!
40:35She's been nominated 13 times and never won one.
40:39Oh!
40:39You are one step away from taking home £3,500.
40:49If you tread on the line, you're out of the game and Justin will face two new steps.
40:57Okay.
40:58Bridge, please reveal the final row.
41:03Sound travels faster through gold than through copper.
41:07The film Die Hard is based on a novel.
41:11Um...
41:12Gold is denser than copper.
41:14Here comes the wave.
41:15So it travels faster through copper.
41:16Let's try the gold.
41:17Gold.
41:17Gold.
41:18Gold.
41:20This one's scary.
41:21You have stepped on.
41:25Sound travels faster through gold than through copper.
41:29Kelly.
41:30Is that a truth?
41:32Hopefully.
41:33Yes.
41:33Or is that a lie?
41:36Do we think it's the truth, guys?
41:37Yes.
41:38Yeah, of course we do.
41:39It's a lie!
41:41Gold is denser than copper, so sound travels slower through it.
41:45Kelly, I'm sorry.
41:47You have been beaten by the bridge.
41:49Thank you for joining.
41:50Justin, come and join me.
41:55Justin, welcome to the final crossing.
41:57Thank you very much.
41:58Rich, please reveal two new steps.
42:04Margaret Thatcher was the only UK Prime Minister of the 80s.
42:09The first C in the online test.
42:14CAPTCHA stands for computer.
42:18Justin, didn't Thatcher and the Berlin Wall both go in the same year, 1989?
42:23No.
42:24I'm going to go for that.
42:25Go for that.
42:26Go for that.
42:26Go for that.
42:27Go for that.
42:28Yeah, I was conscious of the time and I thought...
42:31Justin, you've gone a bit rogue there.
42:33I know.
42:34I hope he's right.
42:37So, you've moved on to Margaret Thatcher, was the only UK Prime Minister in the 80s.
42:45Yeah.
42:46Both Mark and Vicky thought it was computer.
42:49So, is that a truth?
42:51Yeah, why not?
42:52Yes.
42:53Or, is that a lie?
42:59Yeah, Mark.
43:04Whoa!
43:0670, 90.
43:08Well done.
43:09Going rogue.
43:10Everyone, come and join us on the bridge.
43:13Yes!
43:13Woo-hoo!
43:15Yes!
43:16Well done.
43:16Well done.
43:18Great teamwork.
43:19Great win.
43:20Thank you for watching.
43:21Please join us next time, when another team will take on the Bridge of Lies.
43:28Phew.
43:33Woo-hoo!
43:38Woo-hoo!
43:41Peace!
43:45P shakes, please.
43:47Peace!
43:47All right.
43:47Join us again!
43:48And we?
43:49Join us again!
43:50You do.