"Welcome to Hive Minds, the quiz where simply knowing the answers isn't enough - you've got to find them as well." "Let's meet this week's Hive Minds." "Lutrophiles, introduce yourself, please." "I'm Ned, a professional gambler from Northamptonshire." "I'm Oliver, I'm a designer from Surrey." "I'm Marianne, a quantitative analyst from London." "Very welcome indeed." "Araucarians, over to you." "I'm Simon, I'm a plumber from Essex." "I'm Simon, I'm a database manager from Leytonstone in East London." "I'm Helen, I'm a taxonomist from London." "Welcome back." "You've both lost a game, won a game, and now it's your chance to get through to the semifinal." "Marianne, what's with the hat?" "I've just got a massive collection of hats." "I just really like hats." "I suppose when you're looking down at your hive, it'll look like you're looking up with your eyes, is that the idea?" "Yeah." "And you've got an owl in your top, Helen - is this for wisdom?" "We hope so." "We hope so!" "Well, let's see, because you're playing for a place in the semifinals." "We want lots of wisdom." "Best of luck to you both." "Let's play Hive Minds." "All the answers are hidden in a hive which looks like this." "And if the answer to my question was," ""What are the names of this week's teams?", you'd be looking for..." "And as you can see, answers use adjoining cells, can go in any direction." "And no cell is used more than once." "In round one, as you are looking for answers, after two seconds, letters start to disappear, and as they do, the points go down." "So the faster you answer, the more you score." "Be careful - we've laid a few false trails, we've set a few traps." "So, Lutrophiles, here's your first question." "Buzz in when you think you've found the answer." "Reveal the hive." "Grimsby." "Or..." "Is Grimsby there?" "Ooh, I'm not sure it is." "No." "What else is there?" "Cleethorpes?" "Oh, yes!" "There, go for it." "For four points, what's your answer?" "Cleethorpes." "Show me your first letter." "Let's see if you're right." "Cleethorpes in Lincolnshire, very well done." "And Skegness, do you remember?" "What's the famous catchphrase for Skegness?" "It's so bracing." "It's so bracing!" "Slogan on the Great Northern Railway poster." "OK, Araucarians, let's bring you into the game." "Reveal the hive." "Birds?" "Birds?" "Is birds...?" "No, it's not in there." "No." "Frogs?" "Is birds not in there?" "No." "Frogs isn't there." "Medea?" "For three points now." "Hejira?" "No, that's not..." "Down to two." "Anything we can guess?" "No." "One..." "Medusa?" "Anything like that?" "No." "One point." "No, I'm going to throw it over to you, Lutrophiles for a bonus point?" "Hejira?" "Hejira?" "I'm not even going to ask you to show me a first letter, because I know that's wrong." "The answer you are after was..." "ALL:" "Oh!" "Oh, you know it now!" "So, the Aristophanes play Clouds - Aristophanes, of course, the Greek writer - he wrote it in..." "Does anyone know the date?" "Come on!" "423 BC!" "I can't believe you didn't know that!" "And the Joni Mitchell album Clouds, Best-known track?" "Both Sides Now." "Both Sides Now, great album." "OK, Lutrophiles, we're back with you." "Reveal the hive." "Was Liston, Frazier...?" "Careful." "No, Liston's not there." "Frazier..." "Foreman?" "No, not sure it is." "Or is it?" "For three points now." "Holmes, is it Larry Holmes?" "Holmes is there." "OK." "Your answer?" "Holmes." "Show me your first letter." "Let's see if you're right." "Holmes, Larry Holmes, correct." "Brilliant." "1980 at Caesar's Palace." "Ten rounds, but Holmes beat Muhammad Ali." "Do you know who Holmes was in relation to Ali?" "He was his former sparring partner." "OK, Araucarians, over to you." "Reveal the hive." "Right." "Kangaroo, wallaby..." "Kangaroo isn't there." "Is wallaby?" "Wombat?" "No." "Kookaburra, possum?" "Possum..." "No." "For three points now." "Wallaby..." "Could be a bird of some sort." "Dingo?" "Dingo?" "Dingo..." "No, there's no Dingo." "One point." "Echidna, echidna!" "Ooh, in the nick of time!" "Your answer?" "Echidna?" "Echidna, show me your first letter." "Let's see if you're right." "Yes, indeed, in the nick of time." "What is an echidna?" "It sort of scuttles a bit." "It scuttles a bit?" "!" "It's a spiny anteater." "That's what I was going to say..." "Of course you were!" "Of course you were." "It's on the five cent coin." "It's a monotreme isn't it?" "It's a monotreme, an egg-laying mammal." "Geniuses, I'm surrounded by geniuses." "OK, where are we so far?" "Araucarians, you're on one, welcome to the game." "Lutrophiles, you're racing ahead at the moment with seven." "You know what's going to happen now, it's going to get a bit harder." "Because now I'm looking for two answers, and you must spot both to score the point." "Lutrophiles, are you ready?" "Reveal the hive." "Picasso..." "Picasso's there, is Spain there?" "It might not be." "No." "I don't think it is." "It's not." "Brack?" "No." "France isn't there." "For three points." "Maybe look for countries." "Belgium?" "No." "No..." "No..." "Hungary, or...?" "What's the country?" "It must be something?" "Yes indeed, it must be something, but you haven't found it." "I'm going to throw it over for a bonus point to the Araucarians?" "Oh, yes, I've got the country." "We think it's Chagall and..." "Belarus?" "Show me your first letters." "Let's see if you're right." "Yes you are." "Chagall and Belarus." "Chagall, one of the leading artists of the 20th century, came from Belarus." "Settled in France." "Anyone know the town he was born in a Belarus?" "Minsk?" "Vitebsk!" "And whenever he did his paintings, he said, "Whenever I paint," ""I'm thinking of Vitebsk." Anyway, there you are." "Araucarians, we're with you." "Reveal the hive." "One of them's oxygen?" "Oxygen's not there." "I know." "Fluorine." "Sodium, sodium's there." "What else..." "For three points." "Sodium's not there." "Yeah, it is, it's down here." "No, it doesn't, the I doesn't..." "Carbon..." "Argon..." "No." "I'm going to throw it over to you, Lutrophiles, for a bonus point?" "We think it's calcium and boron." "Show me your first letters." "Let's see if you're right." "Yes indeed." "Bonus points for you, Lutrophiles, there." "We're still with you." "Reveal the hive." "Norfolk and..." "Arundel?" "Is Arundel and Norfolk left?" "Let's see..." "Not sure it is." "No." "Bedford and..." "Nope." "Have we got Beaufort?" "Beaufort and...?" "Gloucester, is it?" "Beaufort And Longleat?" "No." "Beaufort and Bath?" "Quick!" "Your answers?" "Beaufort and..." "I heard you say it." "Beaufort and Bath, that's what you said." "Yes." "So, Beaufort is there..." "Show me your first letters." "And presumably, Bath..." "But that doesn't work." "That doesn't work." "You haven't found the right answers." "I'm going to throw it over to Araucarians for a bonus point?" "We think it's Beaufort and Minton." "Beaufort and Minton, show me your first letters." "Let's see if you're right?" "I know you're not." "It is Beaufort and Badminton." "ALL:" "Oh!" "Oh, it's so obvious now!" "The Badminton Horse Trials, of course." "The Horse Trials are held on the estate every year." "Araucarians." "Reveal the hive." "Wojtyla?" "Erm..." "No." "Too obvious, isn't it?" "Or is Ratzinger...?" "No." "Yes, Ratzinger's in there." "Is he in there?" "Yes." "For three points." "No he's not, is it?" "Yes!" "Who is he?" "Benedict." "He was the last one, Benedict." "Your answers?" "Ratzinger and Benedict." "Show me your first letters." "Yeah..." "And that one?" "I guess so?" "Let's see if you're right?" "Correct, for two points." "Now there's something rather interesting about Pope Benedict and the current Pope, do you know what it is?" "He's the last one to resign for a long time." "For about 600 years." "And so you have a situation where we have a Pope who's resigned, and you've also got a Pope, who's Pope Francis." "So Pope Benedict is now known as Pope Emeritus." "So for the first time in about 600 years, we have two popes who are alive at the same time." "Right, where are we at the end that round?" "Lutrophiles, eight points, very well done." "Araucarians, you're on four." "It's round two, and you'll each face two hives containing three answers relating to a specific topic." "You've 45 seconds to complete each hive and score a maximum five points." "So Team Lutrophiles, you're in the lead, you get to choose first from..." "So, choose your topic first of all." "Physics or Geography?" "Geography could be a lot of things." "Shall we go with physics?" "OK." "OK, I think we'll do physics, please." "You've chosen physics, and we now reveal exactly what you'll be looking for." "You'll have ten seconds to confer as a team, and then you answer on your own." "Remember, you've got two passes, but the one wrong answer and your team will be locked out of the hive." "So, you've chosen physics as a topic." "You are looking for electrical components." "You've got ten seconds to confer." "Ammeter..." "Diode, transistor..." "Ohmmeter..." "Transformer." "Batteries, Capacitor..." "Bulb." "Capacitor, yes." "Resistor..." "Time's up." "Ned, we're going to start with you." "You have 45 seconds, two passes should you need them." "You're looking for electrical components, reveal the hive." "Transistor." "Transistor, correct." "Oliver." "You can pass." "Pass." "Marianne." "One pass left. 20 seconds." "One pass left." "Diode." "Diode, correct." "Ned." "Pass." "Oliver." "Oh..." "Out of time." "You found two answers..." "And what you are looking for was transformer." "This is the stuff you know, guys, isn't it?" "Difficult to find in the hive, though." "Not particularly." "Not that kind of physics." "Not electronics." "Well, not bad then, in that case." "You got two points, well done." "Team Araucarians, over to you." "Which topic would you like?" "We have left..." "We're good on..." "Music's not good for any of us, is it?" "No." "Well, maybe me." "I work in technology." "Technology, yeah." "Go for it." "Technology." "You've chosen technology." "You're looking for typefaces." "You've ten seconds to confer." "Typefaces?" "Helvetica, Comic Sans, Garamond, Arial, Times New Roman..." "Helvetica - we've had that." "Yeah." "Courier..." "Time's up." "Simon, at the far end, we're going to start with you." "You're looking for typefaces." "You've got 45 seconds, two passes, remember." "Reveal the hive." "Helvetica." "Helvetica." "Press the letter?" "Correct." "Simon." "30 seconds." "Two passes remaining." "20 seconds..." "Pass." "Pass, Helen." "Courier." "Courier?" "Correct." "Simon." "Ten seconds, one pass left." "Five seconds." "No, you're out of time." "Simon, you could've passed if you couldn't see it." "I did say." "One pass left." "You were concentrating..." "It wouldn't have helped." "It wouldn't have helped!" "All right." "OK, let's see what you got." "Courier, which is the standard typeface for writing plays." "And is the default setting in Hollywood." "You also found Helvetica." "Do you know where that was developed?" "Switzerland?" "Switzerland." "So it's a sort of, appropriately enough, kind of neutral typeface." "What could you have got?" "Do you know that typeface?" "Oh, yes!" "I would have thought you would, actually." "Tell me?" "I use it in day-to-day life." "You must do." "Invented by Microsoft for their Windows operating system." "So, you got two out of a maximum five." "Which means you're trailing the Lutrophiles, you're on six," "They're on ten." "Team Lutrophiles, your turn again." "Which topic would you like?" "We are left with..." "Shall we go for Geography now?" "I say go for Geography." "All right." "I think we'll go for Geography, please." "Geography, that was an easy decision." "You're looking for waterfalls." "You have ten seconds to confer." "Dettifoss, Angel..." "Horseshoe..." "Niagara..." "Is it, Orinoco?" "Something like that?" "Time's up." "Cameroon." "Marianne, we're going to start with you." "You have 45 seconds, two passes, you're looking for waterfalls." "Reveal the hive." "Dettifoss." "Dettifoss." "Correct." "Ned." "Is that there?" "30 seconds." "You can pass." "Is that...?" "Pass." "Pass." "Oliver?" "Pass." "Marianne?" "No passes left. 15 seconds." "Time up." "Well, that was quite hard for you guys?" "Yeah." "So what you got for one point was Dettifoss." "In Iceland." "According to myth, created by the hoof of Odin's eight-legged horse." "What you could have got..." "Victoria Falls, on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe." "And Iguazu, located on the border of Brazil and Argentina." "At the end of that you scored one point." "Lutrophiles, you're on 11, Araucarians are on four." "Team Araucarians, we have two topics left, which will you choose?" "Well..." "Music is iffy." "SO not our thing!" "Neither is Food and Drink, really." "We didn't even get the Joni Mitchell." "Oh, don't, yeah." "Food and Drink." "Food and Drink, OK." "I can tell you you will be looking for cocktails." "You have ten seconds to confer." "OK!" "Single word ones." "Single ones..." "Mojito, screwdriver..." "Erm..." "Time's up." "I didn't hear a lot of cocktails there." "Are you not big cocktail drinkers?" "They are." "These two love them!" "But we like two-word cocktails!" "That's a bit inconvenient then." "Yeah!" "Simon, in the middle, we're going to start with you." "You have 45 seconds, remember those passes." "You're looking for cocktails." "Reveal the hive." "Mojito." "Mojito, correct." "Helen." "Screwdriver." "BUZZER" "Oh, you are locked out of the hive!" "With 32 seconds left to go, and two passes to go!" "You wanted to get screwdriver there, but you can't quite get it, because there's no R. Bad luck." "You've got one point for mojito." "Let's see what else you could have got." "A sidecar - cognac, Cointreau lemon juice, sugar, syrup." "And you could also found Negroni." "Don't think I've ever heard of it." "Gin, red vermouth, Campari, garnished with an orange peel?" "I bet you could do with one now?" "LAUGHTER" "So, at the end of that, you had one point, that's taken you to seven." "The Lutrophiles are on 11." "In round three you're faced with a super-hive." "You're looking for a number of answers that fit a certain category, but your challenge is to use every letter to find one, perfect solution." "Team Lutrophiles, we're kicking off with you." "Would you like the A hive, or the B hive?" "I think go we'll choose the A hive." "You're choosing the A hive." "You are looking for..." "You have two minutes, reveal the hive." "So..." "You've got..." "Cowdrey's maybe somewhere?" "Yep, yep, yep." "So, who've we got?" "Gower." "Hang on, you've got Brearley." "Gower..." "That's clashing with Brearley." "Put the other Y for Cowdrey." "Oh, OK." "Put the other Y." "There we are." "And then put Brearley round it." "Right." "So then you can..." "You can't get Gower." "Botham's not there, presumably." "Yes, that clashes with..." "Have you got Hussain there?" "Oh, yes." "Who else is there?" "Come on, Marianne - say some other ones." "OK..." "Or the other I in there." "So what could this be?" "Lillis, could this be?" "Illis?" "Willis, or...?" "What could that be?" "Have we got the wrong I in there, because it's...?" "Or Willy..." "Is Storey one?" "No." "Harmison, or..." "No." "What other ones are there then?" "There's Vaughan..." "Atherton should be in there." "But I can't see it." "Oh, Pietersen!" "Pietersen round here." "Oh, I see." "Yeah, OK." "Oh, yes." "One minute to go." "What's this then?" "Illingworth." "Ah, yes." "I see." "And then up there." "Yep, yep." "And that leaves..." "May." "May, that sounds plausible." "And that gives..." "Stewart." "Yes." "Alec Stewart." "You've got it." "You were on fire!" "Marianne, are you the big cricket fan?" "Yeah." "Cos they were, "Come on, Marianne - say some names!"" "You were coming out with them, one after the other." "Very well done for a full ten points." "You certainly know your cricket." "Let's go through the names as you put them in." "First of all you put in Cowdrey, Colin Cowdrey." "And you spotted you hadn't got that quite in the right order." "Brearley, Mike Brearley, captain during Botham's famous Headingley Ashes." "Hussain, Nasser Hussain." "Pietersen, Kevin Pietersen." "Illingworth, Ray Illingworth." "May, Peter May." "And finally Stewart, Alec Stewart." "And you didn't fall for any of our red herrings " "Botham, Gower, Strauss, Willis." "Didn't go for any of those." "Full ten points, very well done." "Team Araucarians - are you ready?" "I hope so." "I can tell you you will be looking for..." "You've two minutes, reveal the hive." "Right." "There's Kil...mar...nock." "Along the top." "I don't think that's a red herring, because it's right in the corner." "So let's pick that one out." "Have you got Blane?" "Is that Oban?" "Let's try and think of small places." "Dumbarton, is Dumbarton in there?" "No." "Is there Dun-anything?" "Dumfries?" "Dumfries?" "That sort of works around that edge." "Yes, it does, you're right." "Let's go for that." "Enter." "Cum...?" "Cumbernauld?" "Cumber..." "Yes, that goes all the way around there." "There's Ayr." "No, hang on, Cumber..." "Oh, that way, oh yes!" "So, around there." "Cumber..." "And then..." "This has got to be Air..." "Airdrie?" "..drie?" "What does that leave us?" "That leaves this Igle down the bottom ." "Let's go for that now, and see what happens." "Bung that one in now." "And..." "It might be the red herring." "What's going on down here?" "Nigle?" "50 seconds." "No, that's not working, is it?" "I don't..." "I'm wondering whether..." "Aberdeen?" "Aberdeen!" "Aberdeen..." "I think..." "That would put... 30 seconds." "We'd have to have a lot wrong if it were going to be Aberdeen." "I think that's a red herring." "What's this Y for then?" "Something-dray?" "20 seconds." "Bay?" "There's Ayr..." "No." "Yeah!" "Yes, Ayr, yes." "You said that before." "No, no!" "Not an E. Oh, just..." "OK." "I think this is probably wrong here, but..." "Den..." "Beds..." "Time's up." "You were so close." "You found five answers." "Let's take a look on them." "Kilmarnock, south-west of Glasgow." "Dumfries, in southern Scotland." "Cumbernauld, you'll know that from your tax return, I imagine." "Airdrie, North Lanarkshire." "Ayr - you were trying to work out what that rogue Y was, and it was Ayr, south-west of Glasgow." "So you got five answers there." "They're all places in Scotland." "They are all part of the perfect solution." "You nearly put Aberdeen in there, that would have scuppered you." "But let's see what you could have got to get the full ten points." "Elgin." "Now, what were you calling Elgin there?" "Igle." "Igle!" "What's that Igle?" "Elgin." "And Bearsden." "Bearsden, a suburb of Glasgow." "That's what you needed to get the perfect solution." "Nonetheless, you got five points - not half bad." "At the end of the round, Araucarians, you're on 12," "Lutrophiles you're leaping ahead - like the otters that you are - on 21." "We're at the final round for a place in the semifinal." "Araucarians, you can still catch up." "This is the buzzer round, this time the hives are filled with answers." "If you pay attention, you might see an answer to a question you haven't even heard yet." "Are you ready?" "Fingers on buzzers." "Reveal the hive." "Araucarians." "Mellors." "Mellors." "One point." "From Lady Chatterley's Lover." "Araucarians." "Tablet." "Tablet, correct for one point." "Lutrophiles." "Drabble?" "Drabble, correct for one point." "Margaret Drabble" "Paris, is it?" "No." "London's not there..." "Come on." "Out of time." "You're looking for Barcelona." "ALL:" "Oh!" "We can all sigh now!" "Too late!" "Rabbit." "Is it there?" "Maybe not." "Hare?" "Araucarians." "Rabbit." "Rabbit, correct, one point." "Is Cratchit there?" "Cratchit." "Araucarians." "Cratchit, Bob Cratchit, correct, one point." "Refresh the hive." "The Araucarians." "Alderney." "Alderney, correct, one point." "Araucarians." "Dolcelatte." "Dolcelatte, correct." "Inching ever closer to the Lutrophiles." "Lutrophiles." "Clovis." "Clovis, correct, for one point." "Animals?" "Yeah..." "I don't know any." "What other ones?" "Anyone?" "Araucarians." "Meddle." "Meddle." "If anyone was going to get it, you were going to get it, Simon." "For one point." "McIlroy..." "Is there a J?" "Yeah." "Araucarians." "Faldo." "Faldo, Nick Faldo, correct, one point." "Pasteur?" "Lavoisier?" "I think it's there, yeah." "Araucarians." "Lavoisier." "It is Lavoisier." "Well done, Helen." "Antoine Lavoisier, correct." "Well!" "I don't know about you, that was absolutely nailbiting!" "Araucarians, you were breathing hot on the heels of you, Lutrophiles." "Lutrophiles, you have won with 23." "Araucarians, a valiant effort with 21, very well done." "That means Lutrophiles, you're the winners, you go through to the semifinal, congratulations." "Araucarians, bad luck, but valiantly played, my goodness me." "Join us for more brilliance and bewilderment - and excitement!" " in Hive Minds next time." "But before we go, here's one for you just at home." "Find a US city that, if you subtract four letters, becomes a type of curry." "Bye-bye."