Episode 8
Nick Knowles hosts this quiz against the clock where up to £100,000 is up for grabs. Three pairs of players try to prove they are the perfect combination as they try to break the safe and get their hands on the prize fund. Not only is it about knowledge, precision timing and nerve, but it also puts the relationships of the competing pairs to the test. Will they have what it takes to break the safe? A young couple, brothers from Liverpool and retired friends from Bournemouth all think they can do it.
Includes the National Lottery draws presented by Jenni Falconer, with the Thunderball and Lotto draws and Lotto Plus 5 results.
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