Episode 1 Two Tribes

On Two Tribes, our seven contestants have already answered yes or no

to hundreds of questions revealing everything about themselves.

Of today's players, we know that only one of them

went to private school.

Two of them are adrenaline junkies.

But all of them are about to play the quiz that

puts their knowledge and their personalities to the test.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Good evening, everyone, and welcome to Two Tribes,

the quiz show where you never know whose side you're going to be on.

We've got seven new contestants all ready to play - let's meet them.

I'm Phil, I'm an estate manager from London.

I'm Paul, I'm a retired accountant from Suffolk.

I'm Debra, a civil servant from Bristol.

I'm Janet, I'm a communications manager from Woking in Surrey.

I'm Justin, a carer from Carrickfergus in County Antrim.

I'm Jacquee, a writer from Southend in Essex.

I'm Oli, I'm a financial adviser from Bolton.

Welcome along, all seven of you, it's lovely to have you here.

Before the show, you all completed our in-depth survey answering

hundreds of questions all about yourselves.

There are some of them up there.

In every round, we're going to split you into two tribes,

based on who said yes and who said no to some of those.

Then both tribes will face a series

of general knowledge questions against each other.

To stay safe, you need to make sure your tribe is the winning tribe.

At the end of the show, one of you will be walking away

with a rather lovely prize.

So very best of luck to you all. Let's look at our first two tribes.

Before the show, we asked you the following...

This is a whole other type of show...

-LAUGHTER

-..but let's take a look.

Our Yes Tribe, our singletons, are...

Debra, Janet and Justin.

And our No Tribe - Phil, Paul, Jacquee and Oli.

Everyone join your tribes!

So, our Yes Tribe, our singletons, we will do a quiz in a minute,

but I have to talk to you about it. Debra, you're single.

-Yep.

-Are you looking?

Erm, I'm always on the look, however, I am pretty happily single.

Literally always on the lookout?

Yeah! Checking out the audience right now.

Yeah. I can see a few in there, can you?

Er, not as many as I'd like, no offence.

LAUGHTER

That is so not the way to get on the side of an audience.

-Janet, currently single, happily single?

-Yes.

-Looking?

Yeah, if it comes along, be nice.

And what would you be looking for, if someone's watching thinking,

"Yeah, I wouldn't mind a piece of Janet."

-I quite like...

-LAUGHTER

I quite like tall, dark-haired gentlemen who run quiz shows.

AUDIENCE: Ooh!

Well, I'll tell you now...

I've got Bradley Walsh's phone number, so I will give it to you.

-Justin. Also single. Also looking?

-Sometimes, yeah.

-Sometimes.

What would be the ideal woman for you, Justin?

-A younger Carol Vorderman.

-A younger Carol Vorderman.

AUDIENCE: Ohh...

Blimey, that's Carol Vorderman these days, isn't it?

APPLAUSE

Well, Yes Tribe, wish you all luck. No Tribe...

how smug you all look. Phil...

-happily taken, yeah?

-Absolutely.

Want to wave hello to someone at home?

I'd like to say hello to my lovely three-year-old daughter,

-nearly three, and my sweet wife, obviously.

-Aww.

Makes you sick, doesn't it?

-Jacquee, you're off the market.

-Yes.

Any advice for our singletons over here?

Erm...stay single.

-That's not fair, really. I am happily married.

-Yeah, I believe you(!)

No Tribe, we will start quizzing with you.

I'm going to give you 60 seconds of questions.

Get one wrong, I'll pass that question down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong,

your 60 seconds will end immediately.

The tribe with the fewest points at the end of this round,

one of you will be going home.

So if you're on the winning tribe, you are safe.

-No Tribe, are you ready to play?

-Yes.

-Yep.

-OK, start the clock.

Phil, which Brazilian is the only footballer to have been

part of three World Cup winning sides?

-Pele.

-Correct.

Paul, what K is the term for food prepared

in accordance with Jewish law?

-Pass.

-Jacquee.

-Oh...

-Pass.

-Oli.

-Kosher.

-Kosher is right.

Phil, San Marino is bordered on all sides by which European country?

-France.

-Incorrect. Paul.

-Italy.

-Correct.

Jacquee, Tony Christie's 1971 song asks Is This The Way To where?

-Amarillo.

-Correct.

Oli, in which century did Oliver Cromwell become Lord Protector?

-16th.

-Incorrect. Phil.

-17th.

-Correct.

Paul, starring Todd Carty, Tucker's Luck was a spin-off from which

long-running TV series?

-Pass.

-Jacquee.

-Pass.

-Oli.

-Grange Hill.

-Correct.

Phil, in 2013 Willem-Alexander succeeded his mother

Beatrix as the reigning monarch of which country?

-Pass.

-Paul.

-Holland.

The Netherlands, yes.

Jacquee, the author born Mary Ann Evans

wrote Middlemarch under what pseudonym?

-George Eliot.

-Correct.

Oli, what name is given to the two points

in the year when day and night are at equal length?

Solstice.

Your time is up, the correct answer to that one was equinox.

But, No Tribe, you scored eight points.

APPLAUSE

Very good effort there from our No Tribe.

Now, Yes Tribe, nine points will see you safe and sound

and into the next round.

It will also attract hordes of single people watching at home.

-LAUGHTER

-But no pressure.

Debra, Janet, Justin, you all ready?

Start the clock. Debra, Victoria, Tasmania

and Queensland are states of which country?

-Australia.

-Correct.

Janet, which game played on horseback is divided into time

periods known as chukkas?

-Polo.

-Correct. Justin, which Star Wars character has been

portrayed by Alec Guinness and Ewan McGregor?

-Pass.

-Debra.

-Obi-Wan Kenobi.

-Correct.

Janet, "azul" is the Spanish word for which colour?

-Blue.

-Correct.

Justin, which Spice Girl has had the most

UK number one singles as a solo artist?

-Ginger.

-Correct, Geri Haliwell.

Debra, what is the official London residence

of the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall?

-Kensington Palace.

-Incorrect. Janet.

-Clarence House.

-Correct.

Justin, in maths, what is the sum total

of the three internal angles of a triangle?

-180 degrees.

-Correct.

Debra, what was the name of the dog who was

a member of Enid Blyton's Famous Five?

-Pass.

-Janet.

-Pass.

Justin, to save your tribe.

Blackie.

RICHARD SIGHS

The answer to that one was Timmy, and you scored SEVEN points.

AUDIENCE: Aww.

Goodness me, great round from both tribes there, but, No Tribe,

with eight points, you are safely through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

Yes Tribe, a valiant effort there, seven points, not bad at all.

But I'm afraid we're going to have to lose one of you.

I'm going to ask you a series of questions now,

buzz in and give me a correct answer,

you'll be safely through with the others in the next round.

Give me an incorrect answer, though,

you'll be going straight home, so do take care.

Here's your first question.

Which Western film was released in Italy with the title

Il Buono, Il...? Justin.

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.

Il Buono, Il Brutto, Il Cattivo...

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Justin,

very well played, you're through to the next round.

Debra, Janet...one of you will be going through to the next round,

one of you will be leaving us,

and it all comes down to this one question.

In the United States,

which bird is traditionally pardoned by the President at Thanksgiving?

-Janet.

-Turkey.

Janet, turkey is the correct answer, you're through to the

next round, very well played, please take your place in the centre.

-Debra, I'm so sorry.

-It's all right, never mind.

-Never mind.

I hope at least that your brief time on the show brings you love.

You'll let us know, won't you?

Yeah, I hear lads like girls that are more stupid than them,

so going off first will be good.

That is true.

But thank you so much for playing, Debra.

For our other six, it's time to find our next two tribes.

Congratulations, all six of you, safely through to the

second round, very good play by both tribes in that one.

We're going to split you up now, though,

into two brand-new tribes. How are we going to do that?

Well, before the show we asked you the following...

Our Yes Tribe. Our karaoke lovers are...

Phil, Janet and Oli.

Our No Tribe - Phil, Justin and Jacquee. Please join your tribes.

So, I'm going to start with our No Tribe.

You don't like karaoke. I imagine there's a lot of

sympathetic people at home who'll be on your side for this one.

Justin, you're not a singer or you don't

like listening to other people sing?

People run away when I do karaoke.

LAUGHTER

Jacquee, you don't enjoy karaoke?

No, I don't, cos most people who get up to sing can't,

and they won't get off.

So it's just torture and torment.

But our Yes Tribe, ah, what a line-up. Phil, you a karaoke fan?

-I have dabbled in the past.

-You've dabbled.

-And what's your finest number?

-I like a bit of Jack the Knife.

-Jack the Knife?

-Yes.

-Mack the Knife?

-That's the one.

-Janet, what do you like doing most at a karaoke?

-A bit of Janis Joplin.

-Janis Joplin?

-Yes.

-Goodness me.

Blimey O'Riley, where are you doing karaoke? That's quite cool.

-Mostly in the States.

-OK. And Oli...

Ocean Colour Scene, Day We Caught The Train.

Everybody else joins in, you see, so they drown you out.

That's the key in karaoke, make sure you do something where

everyone joins in on the chorus, cos then you're not exposed.

I do Ignition by R. Kelly, if you're ever out on karaoke with me.

Let's start with our Yes Tribe, I'm going

to give you 60 seconds' worth of questions,

if you get one wrong, I'll pass it down the line, if all three of you

get the same question wrong, your 60 seconds will end immediately.

The tribe with the fewest points at the end of this round,

one of you will be going home.

So if you're on the winning tribe, you are safe.

Start the clock. Phil, who was the first member of the royal family

to win the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award?

-Pass.

-Janet.

-Princess Anne.

-Correct.

Oli, Balthazar, Jeroboam and Magnum are all sizes of what?

-Champagne.

-Yep, or wine bottles.

Phil, "In space no-one can hear you scream"

was the tag line for which 1979 film?

-Pass.

-Janet.

-Pass.

-Oli, save your team!

-Alien.

-It's the right answer. Phil, which East Midlands

professional football club is nicknamed "The Rams"?

-Derby County.

-Correct.

Janet, in 2008, model Carla Bruni married which president of France?

-President Sarkozy.

-Correct.

Oli, kulfi is a South Asian form of which dessert?

-Custard.

-Incorrect. Phil.

-Rice pudding.

-Incorrect, Janet.

-Jam.

-It's not I'm afraid, kulfi is the South Asian form of ice cream.

Yes Tribe, you scored five points.

So, No Tribe, six points will see you safely through

to the next round.

Your hatred of karaoke will have paid off - at last.

Very best of luck.

Start the clock. Paul, Pyongyang is the capital city of which country?

-Vietnam?

-Incorrect. Justin.

-North Korea!

-Correct.

Jacquee, Walmington-on-Sea was the fictional setting

-for which sitcom?

-Dad's Army.

-Correct.

Paul, London's Tower Bridge was completed in which century?

-18th?

-Incorrect. Justin.

-19th.

-Correct.

Jacquee, in 1821 The Guardian newspaper

was founded in which northern city?

-Manchester.

-Correct.

Paul, which French fashion designer created Madonna's

iconic conical bra?

-Yves Saint Laurent?

-Incorrect. Justin.

Jean Paul Gaultier.

Correct, Jacquee, to win, which former leader

of the Conservative Party became foreign secretary in 2010?

Pass.

-Paul.

-William Hague.

Correct answer! No Tribe, you've got six points.

You are safely through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

Yes Tribe...time to sing for your supper, I'm afraid.

You're on the wrong tribe at the wrong time

and one of you will be leaving us.

Buzz in, get one right, you're safely through to the next round.

Buzz in, get one wrong, however, you'll be going straight home,

so do take care. All ready?

Here's your first question.

Born in 1901, which author of hundreds of romantic novels

famously dressed in pink?

-Janet.

-Barbara Cartland.

Correct answer, Janet, you're safe.

Take your place in the middle.

Phil and Oli...

one of you will be taking your place in the centre there,

one will be heading home.

It all comes down to this one question,

very best of luck to you both.

According to legend, visitors who throw coins into which

famous fountain in Rome are ensured a return to the city?

-Oli.

-Trevi.

Trevi Fountain, Oli, is the right answer,

you're through to the next round, take your place in the centre.

Phil, I'm so sorry we have to lose you now,

it's been lovely to have you here.

But, for our other five, let's find our next two tribes.

AUDIENCE: Woo!

Congratulations to our final five.

Paul and Jacquee have been on both winning tribes so far.

Do you want to know something you all have in common?

Tell you two things - all of you would like to be able to time travel -

quite right - but none of you likes Dr Who.

LAUGHTER

But what are our next two tribes going to be on today's show?

Before the show we asked you the following...

OK, this'll be interesting.

On the Yes Tribe our liars are Justin and Jacquee.

And on our No Tribe - Paul, Janet and Oli.

Everybody, join your tribes.

Justin and Jacquee, our Yes Tribe.

Justin, you lie about your age,

-or you have lied about your age at some point.

-I'm 29.

-OK, then why lie?

-LAUGHTER

-Jacquee, you lie about your age sometimes?

-I do, yes.

-For what reason?

-I like to do a lot of drama and I want good parts.

So if I say I'm too old they won't give me

the part of the ingenue or the romantic lead, will they?

I'm sure they would.

No Tribe, Paul, such an honest man.

You've been on two winning tribes, you going to be on another now?

-Is your honesty going to serve you well?

-Hope so.

-And, Janet...

never been in a situation where you've been tempted to lie?

-Has anyone ever got your age wrong?

-Yes.

-Oh, have they?

-Yes.

-In a good way or a bad way?

-Depends how you look at it! Mostly in a bad way.

-Oh, dear.

And, Oli, how old are you, sir?

30. Actually 30.

"Actually 30", such a liar, he's 37, 38, something like that.

So, No Tribe, we will start with you.

Don't forget, the winning tribe in this round will be

going straight through to our final four.

No Tribe, I'm going to give you 60 seconds' worth of questions,

get one wrong, I'll pass it down the line.

If all three of you get the same question wrong,

your 60 seconds will end immediately.

-Paul, Janet, Oli, you ready?

-Mm-hmm.

-Start the clock.

Paul, the official end to all food rationing after

the Second World War occurred in which decade?

-Ehh, fifties?

-Correct.

Janet, what was the nationality of the painters

Rembrandt and Johannes Vermeer?

-Dutch.

-Correct.

Oli, which legendary pop star appeared as a hologram

at the 2014 Billboard Music Awards?

-Michael Jackson.

-Correct.

Paul, Keir Hardie was a pioneer in the formation of which

UK political party?

-Labour Party.

-Correct.

Janet, the fictional island of Lilliput

features in which Jonathan Swift novel?

-Gulliver's Travels.

-Correct.

Oli, which composer's music, known as Ode to Joy,

is the anthem of the European Union?

-Pass.

-Paul.

-Beethoven.

-Correct.

Janet, in the periodic table,

which chemical element is represented by the letter S?

-Sodium.

-Incorrect. Oli.

-Sulphur.

-Correct.

Paul, Mount Kilimanjaro is in which African country?

-Tanzania.

-Correct.

Janet, which four-letter word was removed from the

iconic Hollywood sign in the 1940s?

-Holy.

-Incorrect. Oli.

-Film.

-Incorrect. Paul.

Can you repeat the question?

Which four... Ooh.

It was which four-letter word was removed from the

iconic Hollywood sign in the 1940s?

It was "land".

It was originally Hollywoodland. It was a residential complex. But...

at the end of that round, No Tribe, you scored eight points.

APPLAUSE

That's a good score, Justin and Jacquee, and unfortunately,

in this round, you can't score six and pretend you've got nine.

Oh, that's a shame.

But nine points is your target.

That'll see you straight through to the final four.

Justin, Jacquee, you both ready? Start the clock.

Justin, which forest in Nottinghamshire is

famously associated with Robin Hood?

-Sherwood.

-Correct. Jacquee, wing commander and squadron leader

are commissioned ranks in which of the armed forces?

-RAF.

-Correct.

Justin, Elton John's 1973 original version of Candle in the Wind

was about which actress?

-Marilyn Monroe.

-Correct.

Jacquee, Rudolf Nuruyev was

a famous performer in what field of the performing arts?

-Ballet dancing.

-Correct. Justin, the Seattle Seahawks and Miami Dolphins

are professional teams in which sport?

-American football.

-Correct. Jacquee, "Little Monsters" is an

affectionate name given to fans of which pop star?

-Pass.

-Justin.

-Justin Bieber.

Ohh, incorrect I'm afraid, the answer was Lady Gaga.

You've scored five points.

So, with eight points, No Tribe, you are safely through

to our final four, please take your place in the centre.

Justin and Jacquee, that was a valiant effort,

five points, not bad at all.

But I'm afraid you're on the losing tribe,

which means we're going to have to lose one of you.

I'm going to ask you a question now, buzz in and give me

a correct answer, you're going through to our final four.

Give me an incorrect answer though, and you're going home.

Justin and Jacquee, very best of luck to both of you,

it all comes down to this question.

Bristol Temple Meads and Paddington rail... Justin.

HE STUMBLES OVER HIS WORDS

..London and Bristol!

HE GASPS

I was going to ask - Bristol Temple Meads and Paddington rail stations

were originally designed by which 19th century engineer?

Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

You gave me an incorrect answer, Justin, that means, Jacquee,

you're through to our final four.

-Justin, unlucky, you really buzzed in too soon.

-Far too soon.

-Trigger happy.

-And it's cost you, I'm afraid.

It's been lovely having you here, Justin,

you're the only person to answer yes of any of our seven to the

question "Do you watch the Queen's speech at Christmas?"

That's nice of you.

We lose you though I'm afraid, but for our final four,

let's find our next two tribes.

Our final four.

And, Paul, you've been on every single winning tribe

and you got every single one of your questions right in that

last round, very impressive.

Our final four, things are a little different though.

It's always two v two, but at the end of it our winning tribe

will go straight through to play in our final.

Our losing tribe, however, will go straight home,

there are no more second chances.

OK, let's see how we're going to split you for this crucial time.

Before the show we asked you the following...

Two of you have said yes to that.

-Paul, did you say yes to that?

-I did.

Paul is open our Yes Tribe, he's been on every

single winning tribe so far.

The Yes Tribe is Paul...and Jacquee.

And the No Tribe is Janet and Oli. Everybody, join your tribes.

So, Paul, you've been right about everything so far today,

and money can buy you happiness?

It can. Need a few other things as well though.

And why is that, it buys freedom, or choice?

Choice, choice to do what you want, basically.

That's the most important thing.

-Jacquee, you believe money can make you happy.

-Indeed.

And how does it do that?

I've been hard-up and it was miserable as sin.

And now I've got a bit more money, not a lot,

but enough to make life pleasant, I'm quite happy.

There's a limit though, you don't

have to keep going up and up and up, do you?

Well, if I had a lot more money I'd spend a lot more and buy much

bigger houses and be like a pop star with all the trimmings.

But unfortunately, I'm not in that league.

-You'd like a pop star's house?

-I want one.

Excellent, I'll talk to Justin Timberlake, see if he's selling up.

No Tribe, Janet...

money can't buy you happiness, what does?

Family, friends, health. Money's not all of it.

It's nice to have some money,

but it's not the be-all and end-all of being happy.

And certainly a love of money, I'm sure you'd say, Paul,

is not the root of happiness.

-No.

-And, Oli, you don't need money to be happy?

No, I've got two little kids at home,

and then smiling at you in the morning is more than enough.

-What do you do for a living, Oli?

-Financial adviser.

LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

Well, look, this round is all on the buzzers.

First tribe to answer five questions correctly

will be going through to our final.

For the losing tribe, it's game over immediately.

Here is your first question.

In which theatre have the

World Snooker Championships been held each year...?

Janet.

-Crucible, Sheffield.

-..each year since 1977.

Crucible Theatre in Sheffield is the right answer, Janet.

1-0 to the No Tribe.

Which 1960s TV series featuring Patrick McGoohan was

filmed in the Welsh village of...?

-Paul.

-Prisoner.

-Was filmed in the Welsh village of Portmeirion,

The Prisoner is the right answer.

It's 1-1.

Early medieval designs of which type of fortified structure

included features called a motte, a bailey... Paul.

-Castle.

-A motte, a bailey and a keep. Castle, Paul, is the right answer.

2-1 to the Yes Tribe.

First to five goes through to play for our final.

In which year were the modern Olympic Games first held in London?

-Janet.

-1932.

-Incorrect.

I'm going to hand it over to the Yes Tribe, you can confer.

THEY TALK INDISTINCTLY

-1908?

-1908...

is the correct answer.

Very well played, Yes Tribe.

3-1 is the score now, just two away from our final.

Good luck, all four of you.

In the 17th century, bulbs of which flower caused a...

-Jacquee.

-Tulips.

Bulbs of which flower caused the boom

and bust of the Dutch economy, tulips is the correct answer.

4-1 to the Yes Tribe.

You are now one question away from our final.

No Tribe, you could be one question away from going home.

Best of luck, everybody, this could be the deciding question.

Winston Smith works for the Ministry of Truth in

which George Orwell novel? Jacquee.

-1984.

-1984 is the right answer, our Yes Tribe has five points,

you're through to the final!

APPLAUSE

And you shared the work out beautifully, if I may say.

Paul, you got the first two, you conferred on the third one,

then Jacquee, you got the last two.

Can't play it better than that.

Our No Tribe...very fortunate that money can't buy you happiness,

cos you're not winning any money today.

But, Janet and Oli, have you enjoyed yourselves on the show?

-Yes.

-Very much.

We've found out an awful lot about you, little bit

too much in some cases, but it's been lovely to have you here.

But for Paul and Jacquee, it's time to play the Two Tribes final.

AUDIENCE: Woo!

Paul and Jacquee, congratulations, both in our final.

-Paul, you've been on every single winning tribe.

-Oldies but goodies.

Jacquee, you've only missed out on one.

In fact, the only difference between you, Paul,

is you don't lie about your age, and, Jacquee, you do.

So yeah, 59-year-old Paul against 37-year-old Jacquee...

LAUGHTER

-How are you feeling, Paul?

-Bit nervous, Jacquee's very good.

Yeah, terrific team in that final four, both of you.

Jacquee, how are you feeling?

I've been nervous since the start actually!

We've now split you into your very own two tribes,

it's Paul versus Jacquee, you also have your very own 60-second clocks.

All you have to do is protect that clock at all costs.

Our first question

and only our first question will be on the buzzer.

You get it right, your opponent's clock will start ticking down.

It'll keep ticking down until they get a question right,

and then yours will start ticking down.

So, your challenge is to force your opponent's clock all the way

down to zero, and if you do that, you will leave with today's prize.

Paul and Jacquee, for the final time today, let's play Two Tribes.

OK, so just this first question on the buzzer.

Best of luck to you both.

Titania falls in love with Bottom in which... Jacquee.

-Midsummer Night's Dream.

-In which Shakespeare play, correct answer.

Paul, as soon as I start my next question your clock will

start ticking down.

Which character is voiced by Tom Hanks in the

Toy Story series of films?

-Woody.

-Correct.

Jacquee, the Dalmatian Coast is part of which country's coastline?

-Croatia.

-Correct.

Paul, who was the first monarch of the Tudor Dynasty?

-Henry VIII?

-Incorrect, Henry VII.

Paul, in 2014, Natalie Cassidy rejoined the cast

of which soap opera?

-Erm, Hollyoaks?

-It's EastEnders.

Paul, in 2009 John Bercow was elected to which

position in the House of Commons?

-Speaker.

-Correct.

Jacquee, the A Team and Lego House were hit singles for which artist?

-Pass.

-It's Ed Sheeran.

Jacquee, which major canal links the Mediterranean to the Red Sea?

-Kiev?

-It's the Suez Canal.

Jacquee, Edward Hyde is the alter ego of which doctor created by...?

-Jekyll.

-Dr Jekyll, correct.

Paul, who played James Bond in the 1995 film Goldeneye?

-Roger Moore.

-Incorrect, Pierce Brosnan.

Paul, the song Three Little Maids is from which

Gilbert and Sullivan operetta?

-Pass.

-It's The Mikado.

Paul, the Smithsonian American art museum is located in which US city?

-Boston.

-It's in Washington DC.

Paul, which British super-middleweight boxer

is nicknamed "The Cobra"?

-Pass.

-It's Carl Froch.

Paul, Stewart Copeland became famous as the drummer for which band?

-Pass.

-It's The Police.

Paul, Tom Cruise played rock star Stacee Jaxx in a

film version of which Broadway musical?

-Pass.

-Rock of Ages.

Paul, which wooden shoe is known as "sabot" in France

and "klomp" in the Netherlands?

-Clog.

-Correct.

Jacquee, which 1847 novel was the only one published by Emily Bronte?

-Wuthering Heights.

-Correct.

Paul, which actor played the title character in

the US TV series Dexter?

It was Michael C Hall, and with 37 seconds left on the clock,

today's winner is Jacquee!

-CHEERING

-I don't believe it!

-Jacquee...

-I'm amazed.

-37 years old, 37 left on the clock.

-Obviously it was good luck for me.

Very impressive.

Paul, you've been on the winning tribe every

single round of this show - until this one.

But it's been so brilliant having you on the show,

you played brilliantly as well, been a terrific show all round.

But, Jacquee, you have one more question, one more choice,

one more tribe to join.

Before the show we asked you the following...

Would you like £1,000 worth of theatre tickets -

that'll take you a long time to spend -

or £1,000 to spend on travel.

-Are you a theatre lover, a travel lover?

-I'm a lover of both.

-What are you going to go for?

-Travel please.

-That's a treat, isn't it?

£1,000 worth of travel for Jacquee, congratulations.

Thank you very much.

So that's it from Two Tribes today,

but do please join us again next time.