# Nothing Brings Britain Together Like a Train Strike | Jimmy Carr Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP00dS215NI Recap page: https://rapidrecap.app/video/XP00dS215NI Generated: 2026-01-14T17:10:25.201+00:00 --- ## Quick Overview The segment features comedian Jimmy Carr hosting a quiz game where contestants answer questions about various topics, including a train driver named Naz, a discussion about Prince Harry's in-laws, the valuation of conceptual art like "Comedian" (a banana duct-taped to a wall), and a final question about which fast-food chain was denied a 24-hour license in Leicester Square due to hot food appealing to drunks, with the contestant Jasmine correctly answering Greggs. **Key Points:** - Contestant Naz, a train driver from Paddington, revealed that only 4% of train drivers in her company are female. - Jimmy Carr asked Pastor David about Prince Harry's American in-laws, Thomas and Doria, noting Thomas is "putting it kindly, a handful," leading to the correct answer being Harry. - A question about conceptual art presented the piece 'Comedian' (a banana duct-taped to a wall), which Naz correctly guessed was worth "hundreds of thousands" rather than millions. - Contestant Jasmine correctly identified Greggs as the chain denied a 24-hour license in Leicester Square because its hot food would appeal to drunks. - Pastor David correctly identified Gary as the fourth best member of the original Take That lineup, after Robbie, Little Mark, and Jason, winning £250. - The final question for Jasmine involved identifying which chain offered a monthly subscription for around £25 a month, with the correct answer being Greggs. - The contestants scored 3-3 before the final question, resulting in Jasmine winning £1000 for her team. ![Screenshot at 04:55: Jasmine correctly selects 'Greggs' as the only fast-food chain among Greggs, Subway, and Pret A Manger whose products could be purchased in branches of Iceland, winning £250.](https://ss.rapidrecap.app/screens/XP00dS215NI/00-04-55.jpg) **Context:** This video clip is from an episode of a quiz show hosted by comedian Jimmy Carr, likely "Jimmy Carr's I Literally Just Said That" or a similar format, where contestants answer trivia questions based on facts provided by question writers or other panelists. The segment focuses on rapid-fire general knowledge questions involving pop culture, current events, and niche facts, often delivered with Carr's characteristic observational humor. ## Detailed Analysis The clip begins with Jimmy Carr interacting with contestant Naz, who is a train driver from Paddington, learning that only 4% of drivers in her company are female (00:00-00:14). Carr then jokes about train strikes (00:06). Next, Pastor David is asked about Prince Harry's in-laws, Thomas and Doria, and correctly answers 'Harry' (00:46-01:07). Following this, Pastor David correctly answers a question about the fourth best member of Take That, winning £250 (01:19-01:58). The game then moves to Naz, who is shown a picture of the conceptual art piece 'Comedian' (a banana duct-taped to a wall) and correctly guesses it was worth 'hundreds of thousands' (02:54-03:26). The next question is directed at contestant Jasmine, asking which fast-food chain was denied a 24-hour license in Leicester Square because its hot food would appeal to drunks, with the options being Greggs, Subway, and Pret A Manger. Jasmine correctly chooses Greggs (05:36-05:47), winning £250 and tying the score at 3-3 (05:49). Finally, Jasmine is asked which of the three chains offers a monthly subscription for about £25 a month, and she correctly answers Greggs, winning another £1000 for her team (05:08-05:53). The segment concludes with Carr promoting his tour. ### Contestant Introductions and Banter - Naz identifies as a train driver from Paddington, revealing 4% of drivers in her company are female - Pastor David discusses Prince Harry's in-laws, Thomas and Doria - Jasmine mentions she is trans and does influencing/BTP content. ### Quiz Round 1 - Pastor David correctly identifies Harry as the answer related to Prince Harry's in-laws - Pastor David correctly identifies Gary as the fourth best original member of Take That, winning £250. ### Quiz Round 2 (Art Valuation) - The piece 'Comedian' (banana taped to a wall) is shown; Naz correctly states it is worth 'hundreds of thousands' but not millions. ### Quiz Round 3 (Food Chains) - Jasmine answers that Greggs was denied a 24-hour license in Leicester Square due to hot food appealing to drunks - Jasmine correctly identifies Greggs as the chain offering a £25/month subscription, winning £1000 and making the score 3-3. ### Closing Remarks - Jimmy Carr congratulates the teams and plugs his upcoming tour, 'Jimmy Carr: Laughs Funny'. ![Screenshot at 00:00: The four contestants \(Jasmine, Naz, Pastor David, and Sion\) are seated on stools facing host Jimmy Carr on the brightly lit studio set.](https://ss.rapidrecap.app/screens/XP00dS215NI/00-00-00.jpg) ![Screenshot at 00:15: Maggie-Facts \(a question writer/panelist\) is shown on a separate blue background desk, looking serious.](https://ss.rapidrecap.app/screens/XP00dS215NI/00-00-15.jpg) ![Screenshot at 00:43: The screen displays a multiple-choice question about the in-laws of someone, with options HARRY, GARY, and BARRY shown.](https://ss.rapidrecap.app/screens/XP00dS215NI/00-00-43.jpg) ![Screenshot at 02:54: The screen displays the conceptual art piece 'Comedian'—a banana duct-taped to a white wall—with multiple-choice options regarding its value.](https://ss.rapidrecap.app/screens/XP00dS215NI/00-02-54.jpg) ![Screenshot at 05:08: The screen displays a question about which fast-food chain offers a monthly subscription for £25 a month, with options Greggs, Subway, and Pret A Manger.](https://ss.rapidrecap.app/screens/XP00dS215NI/00-05-08.jpg)