. >> stephen thomas pulled out at chris feel at 12:30. >> that's right and we got in at 12:30 and outhere for about three hours and then came back. >> well, while you were there, most of the men were out on their boats, so -- the industry was cooking along. it was out where it actually does its work. i think tourism has been great for tangier in many ways. the island has a wonderful museum that if you go to tangier for no other reason, it's worth going to check out the museum, in indication to capturing island history, does a nice and very clear-eyed job of capturing its current dilemma, but the problem with tourism is that the money from it stays in relatively few hands. you've got -- it's provided a lot of jobs for women, who did not have viable means to make a living before. there is -- that's good. but when you -- away from the restaurant staff and you have five island restaurants, only one of them ohm year-around this others open five months. you take away the wait staff and the cooks at the restaurants, the women who drive tour buggies which elongated golf carts you can get a na

stephen mcgann. his wife, heidi thomas, writes and produces the show. so what are christmases like at their house?y agutter is one of the original cast, and says part of the show‘s success is how it captures the times it covers. when we first started in ‘58, there was still very much a sense of the war being left behind, but it was there and it had its ramifications. the nhs, the wonderful nhs, had started, lots of new things, and then this kind of burst, this emergence of new art, new music, new science, going into space. everything was... it was a very powerful, extraordinary time. despite the snow and the decorations, the programme was filmed back in may. very special guest stars are the kingdom choir, who returned to the showjust six days after singing at harry and meghan‘s wedding. what a week they had. try and sum up your week. um, surreal, under real, phenomenal, exciting, fun, magical. had to do that. laughter. tomorrow night, you will hear hark the herald angels, but as a special treat, a reminder of how they wowed the royal wedding and the world seven months ago. # just as long as you st

that's thomas hardy whose biography should have been written by stephen king. what was the working title of joseph heller's catch-22 for the eight years he spent writing the book? it was catch 17, so joseph heller spent eight years working on this book in his own head it was called catch 18. and then a few months before publication of his book a book by leon urus, called mili18 came out and was a great best-seller so his publisher said you have to change the title because people will be confused by the 2-18 books so they had to come up with another one and they came up with "catch-22 qeats which sounds funnier than catch-18 for some reason. and the last question is far too long. the answer to the last question is far too long. [applause] >> host: so you all go ahead and tally it up, and are you ready? tell me who has gotten 20 or more questions correct? it's going to be like an auction. who has 18 or more correct? 15 or more correct? i thought you guys were bookish. 12 or more? okay. [applause] first prize, $100 gift card and lots of books. nice job. okay. so w

thomas hardy. whose biography should clearly have been written by stephen king. [laughter] what was the working title of joseph heller's "catch 22" for the eight years he spent writing the book? it was catch 18. so joseph heller spent eight years working on this book. in his own held it was called catch 18 -- head it was called catch 18, and then a few months before publication of his book, a book called myla 18 came out and was a great bestseller. so his publisher said you have to change the title, because people will be confused with the two 18 books, so they had to come up with another one, and they came up with catch 22. which, actually, sounds funnier than catch 18 for some reason. all right. and then the last question is, the answer to the last question is far too long. [laughter] [applause] all right, so you want to adjudicate this? >> so you all go ahead and tally it up, and are you ready? tell me who has gotten 20 or more questions correct. i don't -- okay. it's going to be like an auction. who has 18 or more correct? 15 or more correct? oh, my gosh. i t