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The contestants prepare for their three-minute pitches in front of the expert panel. Pitch Up Louisa introduces the panel - [L-R] Juliette Howell (Head of Working Title Television, UK), Ben Cavey (Head of Entertainment, Tiger Aspect), Huw Kennair-Jones, (Commissioning Editor, Drama, Sky), and Gregor Sharp (Executive Comedy Editor, BBC) Pitch Up Martin Edwards pitches his idea 'Pimp My Parents'. Pitch Up The Pitch Up audience listen to the pitch and the panel's feedback. Pitch Up Adam DeVille pitches his idea 'Special Guests'. Pitch Up James Walker and Sarah Woolner pitch their idea 'The Taffia'. Pitch Up The pitchers listen to some feedback from the panel Pitch Up Mark Reeve and Steve Hope Wynn pitch their idea 'Crude Brittania'. Pitch Up The Pitch Up panel listen to one of the pitches. Pitch Up Charlotte Cawthorne pitches her idea 'On the Record'. Pitch Up The pitchers wait patiently for their turn in front of the panel. Pitch Up Laura Deeley pitches her idea 'By the Time You Read This'. Pitch Up The Pitch Up audience applaud the ideas they've heard. Pitch Up Laura Deeley reacts to some extra feedback after she's taken her seat. Pitch Up The audience ask the panel questions Pitch Up Laura Deeley is announced as the Pitch Up winner. Pitch Up

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