23 August 1989. Episode 7: Cotswolds Contestant Marcel had to escape the chasing Interceptor by quadbike. Contestant Nikki was taken to her key in the Fire Service College at the top of a burning building and when he started chasing her on foot she finds a way to escape quicker and the Interceptor lost her and at the end of the episode, Marcel was getting his key on a chariot race and the Interceptor was ready to zap him but he was too late as the contestants met with 28 seconds left. The contestants also won the £1,000 prize money as Nikki's backpack, which had the money in it, opened - and, as it happened, the Interceptor had in fact failed to zap Marcel's backpack as well. First broadcast on 30 August 1989. Episode 8: Cornwall Contestant Clive was successfully ambushed by the Interceptor and had his backpack zapped from point-blank range; but he came up with a plan to save his partner Sarah from the Interceptor on a lifeboat. Contestant Sarah had a mini hovercraft ride before coming with the Interceptor but was protected by locals. Clive had arranged for a RAF helicopter to come and get her to meet him at the lifeboat but in a dramatic chase, the Interceptor's and the RAF helicopter both raced to reach Sarah. The episode was memorable for the Interceptor going to the extreme of going up to Sarah's face, shrieking, shooting his infra-red gun only for the locals to protect her. Clive and Sarah succeeded in meeting up within the 40 minute time limit, with just 15 seconds remaining. Unfortunately, although Sarah's backpack opened, Clive had the money. First broadcast on 1 January 1990. Production Although each episode appeared to be filmed in real time, it was not. The introduction was filmed the day before the game itself, giving the producers opportunity to re-randomise the backpacks the contestants had chosen. The 40-minute game time was also somewhat elastic, with filming and gameplay often suspended. Two helicopters were used in the production of the series supplied, as in Treasure Hunt by Cornwall-based company Castle Air. One of these was the Interceptor's aircraft, the black and yellow Agusta A109, with the registration G-MEAN. The other was G-BHXU, the same Agusta-Bell Jetranger helicopter used in Treasure Hunt, piloted here by Jerry Grayson. The theme music, composed by Chatsworth's resident composer Zack Laurence, is an