Rounds: Here.
Disclaimer: I watched this episode when it first aired, and although I
did not recall any of it I cannot rule out memory being a factor.
Hugh Davidson returns for his third night, and Richard returns to the topic of Hugh's radio work, asking him how many programs he is putting to air at the moment. Hugh responds that he is doing two shows a week at the moment -- a live performance show on Tuesdays, and the piano show on Saturdays. Hugh would love to work in radio in the future, and particularly for one of the national broadcasters like the ABC or SBS.
Facing Hugh tonight is Amrit Singh, an IT professional who describes his greatest achievement as bungee jumping off the Auckland bridge. Richard asks Amrit whether he can describe what it is like to bungee jump. Amrit says that it is a pretty scary experience, and to him personally it was quite fulfilling. The worst moment was when he had to step out and just jump... they counted him down, and that was the scariest part. After that it was great.
Hugh starts out with a pair of seven-letter words, while Amrit is unable to match him. Neither could make headway on the first numbers round, but thereafter it all goes Hugh's way. He picks up points in all the remaining rounds, including the conundrum, and Amrit was only able to get on the scoring board in the last numbers round. It's a very one-sided affair, with Hugh winning 62 to 10.