Episode 10 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, one of them owns a One Direction album.

Two of them love the Royals,

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. Welcome to Two Tribes,

the quiz where what you think could be as important as what you know.

I have seven new contestants all ready to play. Let's meet them.

APPLAUSE

Hi. I'm John.

I'm a retired shopkeeper from Ryde on the Isle of Wight.

I'm Sue. I'm a retired university tutor

and I'm from Hinckley in Leicestershire.

I'm Nick. I'm a service desk analyst from Liverpool.

Hi, I'm Ross and I'm a student from Berkshire.

I'm Tracey and I'm a graphic designer from Hertfordshire.

I'm Carol. I'm a charity administrator from Manchester.

Hi, I'm Neil. I'm an accounts assistant from Cambridge.

APPLAUSE

Welcome along, everybody. Very, very strong intros, if I may be so bold.

Now, before the show, all of you 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

and at the end, one of you will be walking away with a very nice prize.

Very, very best of luck to all seven of you.

-Shall we find our first two tribes?

-Yeah.

-Yes.

-OK.

We asked you the following.

"I'm a nosy neighbour." That is our first split.

Let's find out who said yes and who said no. Our Yes Tribe will be...

John, Ross, and Tracey.

Our No Tribe will be Sue,

Nick, Carol and Neil.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

John, Ross and Tracey, our Yes Tribe.

You all said yes to the question, "I'm a nosy neighbour".

So it's honest of you at the very least.

John, are you a nosy neighbour?

Well, yeah, I've recently moved in the last three or four years

and I'm getting to know the area.

You're "getting to know the area"!

I don't think the neighbours will be so happy

-when I've answered yes to this one...

-I was going to say, do they know?

-They do now!

-They do now, exactly.

Ross, nosy neighbour?

Yeah, I live on a main street,

so, yeah, I like to look through the windows, see what's going on,

hearing some strange noises, just got to make sure the street's safe.

Tracey, are you nosy or are you security-minded?

-No, I'm definitely nosy.

-Ah, good.

-One-woman neighbourhood watch. It's important.

-Are you?

And our No Tribe, you're not nosy neighbours.

You are liars! Sue, not a nosy neighbour?

No, on one side we have a family we've lived next to for 20 years,

-children grew up, so I know everything about them.

-OK.

On the other side, we have an extremely large cemetery.

LAUGHTER

Nothing to know.

Neil, not a curtain-twitcher?

I've been called a lot of things but that's not one of them!

Well, I shan't start calling you one now.

OK, here's how it's going to work.

We've got our two tribes. No Tribe, we'll start with you. We'll give you

60 seconds of questions to score as many points as you can.

Get a question wrong, I will pass it down the line,

asking the same question. If you all get the same question wrong,

your 60 seconds will end immediately

but the winning tribe will be safe, through to the next round.

If you're on the losing tribe, you are in trouble,

so make sure you're on the winning tribe.

Sue, we will start with you. Start the clock.

Sue, popular in French cuisine, what is the French word for snail?

-Escargot.

-Correct. Nick, what is

the name of the royal house to which the current UK Royal family belongs?

Windsor.

Carol, which series of vampire-themed fantasy novels

was created by Stephenie Meyer?

-The Twilight series.

-Correct.

Neil. Rumer, Tallulah and Scout

are the daughters of Demi Moore and which actor?

-Bruce Willis.

-Correct.

Sue, in tennis, the French Open

is contested on which surface?

-Clay.

-Is right.

Nick, Boo Radley and Atticus Finch feature in which Harper Lee novel?

-To Kill A Mockingbird.

-Correct.

Carol, Didsbury, Chorlton and Moss Side are areas of which UK city?

-Manchester.

-They are.

Neil, the three laws of motion

were established by which Lincolnshire-born physicist?

-Isaac Newton.

-Is the correct answer.

Sue, which artist of the Pop Art movement

is famous for screen prints of soup cans?

-Andy Warhol.

-Correct.

Nick, who plays Tony Montana in the 1983 film Scarface?

Don't know.

Carol?

-Pass.

-Neil?

Oh...

Ooh! It was going so well, it was going so well.

The answer to that one was Al Pacino,

but you scored, the No Tribe, 9 points.

APPLAUSE

The Yes Tribe, 9 points to beat.

If you can get 10 points, you'll be safe,

you'll be straight through to the next round.

OK? That's your target. John, we will start with you.

Again, we're going to have 60 seconds' worth of questions.

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

You all get the same question wrong,

your 60 seconds will end immediately. Very best of luck.

Start the clock.

John, who was UK Prime Minister from 1990 until 1997?

Thatcher. Margaret Thatcher.

Incorrect. Ross? 1990...

-John Major.

-Correct answer.

Tracey, the piranha is native to which continent?

-South America.

-Correct.

John, in 1940, which iconic green-haired villain

appeared in the first issue of the Batman comics?

-Pass.

-Ross?

Can you repeat the question, please?

In 1940, which iconic green-haired villain

appeared in the first issue of the Batman comics?

-The Joker.

-Is right.

Tracey, at the 1968 Olympics, Dick Fosbury won gold

in which track-and-field event?

-The high jump.

-Correct.

John, Dude Looks Like A Lady was a hit for which American rock band?

Pass.

-Ross?

-Aerosmith.

Correct. Tracey, who plays the title character

in the BBC crime drama Luther?

SHE SIGHS

-Pass.

-John?

-Pass.

-Ross, to save your tribe...

-Idris Elba.

-Correct answer.

Tracey, in 1859, which English naturalist

published On The Origin Of Species?

-Charles Darwin.

-Correct.

John, which 1946 Christmas film was directed by Frank Cap...

-White Christmas.

-Oh, time is up.

It was It's A Wonderful Life.

You scored 7 points.

APPLAUSE

So, the No Tribe... The No Tribe, you are our winning tribe.

You are all safe, you are all through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe, you've paid your price for your nosiness

and find yourself on the wrong tribe.

And one of you is going to have to go home immediately.

You've all got buzzers in front of you. Fingers on those buzzers.

I'll ask you a series of questions. Buzz in, give me a correct answer,

you'll be straight into the middle, you'll be through to the next round.

Buzz and give me an incorrect answer, you'll be going home.

OK? Everybody happy?

How many vowels in total are there in the word hippopotamus?

-BUZZER

-Ross.

Four.

Oh, Ross, it's not four.

That was very gutsy to buzz in, but it's five, I'm afraid.

Ross, you leave us. You leave us!

John and Tracey, you are safe.

Please take your places in the middle.

APPLAUSE

Oh, Ross. You're a nosy neighbour. That's all we know about you.

I'm sure there's so much more to learn,

but we're not going to learn it, I'm afraid.

We say goodbye to Ross, but for our six remaining contestants,

let's find our next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

Congratulations to the six of you.

John and Tracey, got a little bit lucky there,

-I think it's fair to say.

-Certainly were.

-John, just noticed

-you didn't get a single question right in the entire round.

-I know.

-How about that?

-I apologise to everybody.

That's all right. It's an individual game. You are still here.

That's the way to do it.

We're going to split you into new tribes now.

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

-John, what tribe are you going to be on this one?

-Yes.

-You would like to go into space?

-I would like to go into space, yes.

-Be fantastic.

-We'll talk more about that in a moment. (Cos I would too!)

Let's take a look at who said yes and who said no.

The Yes Tribe - it's all the men.

It is John and Nick

and Neil.

And the No Tribe is all our ladies.

It's Sue, it's Tracey

and it's Carol.

Please, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So all the boys on the Yes Tribe.

Neil, fancy going into space?

I've always been a bit of an astro-nut,

so I quite fancy going up into space.

What's the appeal?

Just the weightlessness, the view?

Definitely the view.

-Nick, you fancy it?

-Definitely. The view, and just to say I've done it.

John, fancy going into space?

I remember when Yuri Gagarin went up the first time

and a few years ago I was lucky enough

to take my family to Kennedy Space Center,

and we actually saw the shuttle go up.

-Nice.

-It was one of the most fantastic experiences.

-Aw, was it?

-It was absolutely beautiful.

-You'd be a good crew, the three of you together.

-Yeah.

-I think so, yeah.

-Up in orbit.

Sue, Tracey, Carol.

Don't fancy it, Sue?

No. Have you seen the film Gravity?

I have. I don't think that happens every single time.

But it might.

It would be bad if it went wrong, you're quite right.

-Tracey, you don't fancy it?

-I've got quite a weak disposition,

I get travel sick...

Carol, not for you?

No, I mean, I love watching Red Dwarf,

but I don't think life in space is that exciting, really.

Once you're up there and you've seen the Earth once -

yeah, I'm not quite sure what else you do.

You float around for a bit, that'd be quite fun.

I think it would be a bit claustrophobic.

As much as I'd love to be cooped up with you, John, for months on end

in a tiny tin can, I don't know - I don't know if it's for me.

I will tell you what, we will start with our No Tribe. OK?

We will start with you, Sue. Start the clock.

Sue, the US TV show Frasier

was a spin-off from which long-running sitcom?

-Cheers.

-Correct.

Tracey, in poker, if you had three kings and two jacks,

which hand would you have?

-Pass.

-Carol?

-Pass.

-Sue, to save your tribe.

-Full house.

-Correct answer.

Tracey - .au is the internet domain for which country?

-Australia.

-Correct answer.

Carol, in 2005, who became the first female Chancellor of Germany?

-Angela Merkel.

-Correct.

Sue, which London stadium is home

to the England national rugby union team?

-Twickenham.

-Correct.

Tracey, which member of One Direction

has played for Doncaster Rovers Reserves?

-Niall.

-Incorrect. Carol?

-Louis Tomlinson.

-Correct.

Sue, according to the NHS,

which is the most common blood group in the UK?

-O.

-Correct.

Tracey, in 2003, Kevin Spacey became artistic director

of which London theatre company?

-National Theatre.

-Incorrect. Carol?

-The Old Vic.

-Correct.

Sue, which comedian is the brother of Radio 2 presenter Jeremy Vine?

-Pass.

-Tracey?

-Tim Vine.

-Correct.

Carol, in the Lord Of The Rings films,

Orlando Bloom plays what type of mythical creature?

He plays an elf.

At the end of that round, No Tribe, you scored 9 points.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe, your mission, should you choose to accept it,

is to score 10 points.

Score 10 points, you'll be safe,

you'll be standing there in the centre. Are you ready, gents?

John, Nick, Neil? John, we will start with you. Start the clock.

John, Rachel Weisz married which James Bond actor in 2011?

-Pass.

-Nick?

Pass.

Neil, to save your tribe.

-Daniel Craig.

-Is the correct answer! John, since the 1930s,

US presidents are usually inaugurated in which month?

-January.

-Correct.

Nick, scurvy is caused by the lack of which vitamin?

-C.

-Correct.

Neil, Damien Hirst won which major British art prize in 1995

for a cow and calf cut in two?

-Turner Prize.

-Turner Prize is right.

John, aioli is a mayonnaise-style dip

flavoured with the bulb of which plant?

-Garlic.

-Correct.

Nick, the Central Criminal Court in London

is more commonly known by what name?

-Pass.

-Neil?

-Old Bailey.

-Correct. John.

Which Australian outlaw, hanged in 1880,

was famous for wearing crude armour?

-Pass.

-Nick?

-Pass.

-Neil, to save your tribe?

-Ned Kelly.

-Ned Kelly is correct. John, used in computer chips,

which element has the chemical symbol Si?

-Pass.

-Nick?

-Silicon.

-Correct. Neil, who won gold in the men's long jump

at the 2012 Olympics?

-Greg Rutherford.

-Correct. John...

AUDIENCE: Ooh!

And at the end of that 60 seconds, Yes Tribe,

you also scored 9 points.

-APPLAUSE

-We have a tie.

The scores are tied,

we have a tie-break situation.

Who is going to be safe? Is it the Yes Tribe or the No Tribe?

Both tribes, we need you to nominate a champion now.

One member to face one question on the buzzer.

-Yes Tribe, who do you nominate?

-I think this gentleman.

-I'll do it.

OK, Neil, you're playing for the Yes Tribe.

-And, No Tribe?

-I'll go.

So we've got Tracey and we've got Neil.

And we've got one question.

And the first person to buzz in with the correct answer,

their tribe will be safe and sound

and into the next round.

Very best of luck to you both.

Viper, Goose and Maverick...

-BUZZER

-Neil?

Erm, Top Gun.

..are fighter pilots in which 1986 film? It's Top Gun.

-Yes Tribe, you are safe.

-APPLAUSE

Well done, that man.

Gentlemen, please, take your place in the centre,

you're through to our next round.

No Tribe. Unlucky, Tracey, I'm guessing you knew it. Yeah.

You found yourself on the wrong tribe at the wrong time, though,

and one of you is going to be leaving us.

Buzz in and get a question right,

you join the others in the next round.

Get it wrong and it's game over.

OK, fingers on buzzers.

Which 1,500-mile-long river that flows into the Bay of Bengal

is considered the most sacred in Hinduism?

-BUZZER

-Sue?

-Ganges.

-Is the correct answer, Sue.

You are safe and sound and in the next round.

Please, make your way to the centre.

Tracey and Carol.

One of you will be going through,

one of you will be going home.

The Liverpool FC anthem, You'll Never Walk Alone,

comes from which Rogers & Hammerstein...

-BUZZER

-Tracey?

-Carousel.

-..which Rogers & Hammerstein musical?

Carousel is the correct answer.

Tracey, you are safe, and through to the next round. Very well played.

APPLAUSE

-Carol, I'm so sorry.

-I know.

-If only you'd wanted to go to space.

-I know.

-You'd be in our next round.

-Exactly.

-Thank you so much for playing.

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

APPLAUSE

Well done, the five of you.

John, you're still with us.

-How has this happened?

-LAUGHTER

I don't know.

It's lovely to have you along for the ride, I have to say.

And, Tracey - been on both losing tribes so far, as well.

Let's see if we can fix that in this round,

as we pick two new tribes.

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

I go on caravan holidays.

That's a bit like "I want to go into space", isn't it? A tiny bit.

Erm, now, John, do you go on caravan holidays?

It's a bit difficult. We live on the Isle of Wight.

Full of people having caravan holidays.

They come over to us, but if we want to go over there,

it costs a fortune on the ferry to get back over there.

Oh, John, don't get me started with the ferries(!)

John, you're going to be on our No Tribe,

and you are joined by Sue, and by Neil.

And on our Yes Tribe, we have Nick

and we have Tracey.

Please join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

Nick and Tracey, our Yes Tribe,

we are about to make history.

Nick, you have never been on a losing tribe.

I'm glad to hear that.

Tracey, you've never been on a winning tribe. Something...

Something has got to give. Something's got to give.

You go on caravan holidays, Nick?

Kind of. Static caravans.

The in-laws have a caravan in North Wales.

-Oh, lovely!

-So we kind of hijack their caravan for weekends.

Tracey, you like a caravan holiday?

I love caravan holidays. I don't think you've lived

until you've cleaned out a chemical toilet.

LAUGHTER

If you like cleaning out chemical toilets, you would love space!

The No Tribe, you don't fancy it? You don't fancy that, Neil?

Well, maybe I should.

I'm still at the tent stage at the moment,

but I think, give it a couple more years,

I might reach the caravan stage.

Caravans are like tents but with televisions.

As far as I can make out. Sue, you've never been on a caravan holiday?

No, and I don't ever intend to, thank you, Richard.

I'd rather stick pins in my eyes.

LAUGHTER

I'm sorry, I'm sorry to everybody who loves caravans,

and there are many thousands of people,

but I like to up my standards on holiday.

I don't ever go to a place that's worse than home.

LAUGHTER

That's not a bad rule to live your life by.

Of course, if this was Celebrity Two Tribes,

on the Yes Tribe, we'd have Dame Helen Mirren,

and we'd have Patrick Duffy from Dallas,

both of whom are caravan fans.

And on the No Tribe, we'd have Jeremy Clarkson,

-so you may want to rethink.

-LAUGHTER

I think we will start with our No Tribe.

-Are you ready, No Tribe?

-Yep.

Start the clock.

John, which British world darts champion is nicknamed The Power?

-Taylor. Phil Taylor.

-Correct.

Sue, who played the title character in the 1964 film Mary Poppins?

-Julie Andrews.

-Correct.

Neil, which boxer famously bit Evander Holyfield's ear

during a 1997 title bout?

-Mike Tyson.

-Correct. John, in US history,

the Declaration of Independence was signed in which century?

-17th century.

-Incorrect. Sue?

-18th century.

-Correct.

Neil, which Motown singer's UK hits include Uptight and Superstition?

-Stevie Wonder.

-Correct.

John, Tom Hollander stars as the vicar of St Saviour's

in which BBC TWO sitcom?

-Pass.

-Sue?

-Rev.

-Correct.

Neil, "Is It Just Me?" is the 2012 memoir

by which Devon-born comedienne?

Dawn French.

Incorrect. John?

-Pass.

-Sue, to save your tribe.

-Jennifer Saunders.

-Oh, it is Miranda Hart, I'm afraid.

"Is It Just Me?" by Miranda Hart.

No Tribe, you scored 6 points.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe, our caravan fans, there's two of you.

You need to score 7 points to go straight through to the next round.

Ready, Nick? Ready, Tracey?

Start the clock.

Nick, Total Recall is the 2012 autobiography

of which actor and politician?

-Pass.

-Tracey?

-Arnold Schwarzenegger.

-Correct.

Nick, in US currency, how many cents are there in two quarters?

-50.

-Correct.

Tracey, Billie Piper played Rose Tyler

in which long-running sci-fi series?

-Doctor Who.

-Correct.

Nick, which historic battle of June 1815

marked the end of the Napoleonic wars?

-Pass.

-Tracey?

Battle of Hastings.

It was the Battle of Waterloo, I'm afraid.

Yes Tribe, you scored 3 points. So...

APPLAUSE

That's a pleasant surprise, No Tribe, isn't it?

With 6 points, you are through to the next round.

You're safe and sound, please take your place in the middle.

APPLAUSE

Tracey. Your unblemished run of failure continues.

-Sorry!

-You're on your third losing tribe in a row.

Nick, this is new for you. You're on the buzzers.

Tracey, I have to say, rather experienced at this by now.

So should have an advantage. Both got your fingers on the buzzers, you're playing for survival.

One of you will be joining our final four,

one of you will be going home.

-You both ready?

-Yeah.

In Lewis Carroll's book Alice's Adventures In Wonderland,

what large pink bird is used as a croquet mallet?

-BUZZER

-Nick?

-Flamingo.

-Is the correct answer, Nick.

You are safe, you are through to the final four.

Please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Tracey, your luck's finally run out. You're one of life's survivors,

but I'm afraid not this round.

Funnily enough, when we asked all our questions to everybody,

you were the only person of our seven

to say that she wasn't a team player.

-LAUGHTER

-That should tell us something.

Tracey, thank you so much for playing.

And for our final four, let's find our next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, our final four - and what a final four.

Neil, been on every single winning tribe so far.

Terrific performance from you.

Also great performances we've had from Nick,

we've had great performances from Sue.

-And also John... Welcome.

-LAUGHTER

Welcome to our final four. It's nice to have you here.

If you end up winning this, John,

that would be some pretty good telly.

There will be a few people on the Isle of Wight

laughing their head off at me, sir.

Yes, I think whatever happens, there will be, John.

I think whatever happens.

Now, this is where things change when we get down to our final four.

It's always two versus two, but at the end of this round, at the end of our final four,

our winning tribe will be going straight through

to play in our final.

Our losing tribe will be going home immediately.

There are no more second chances.

So, let's see how we're going to split you.

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

Ooh!

Here we go, here we go.

I always leave a tip.

I always leave a tip.

I am genuinely looking forward to talking to the No Tribe here.

Neil, you've been our best player so far, what tribe are you on here?

I'm not American, I don't leave a tip.

Neil is on the No Tribe.

If you could hand-pick a player to come with you, who would you like?

It's got to be John, hasn't it?

Well, the good news for you, Neil, is, the No Tribe is Neil...

-and John.

-APPLAUSE

That means...

That means our Yes Tribe

-is Sue and Nick.

-Excellent.

Time to join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

What a team we have here.

Our No Tribe - how about this?

Now, Neil, you've been terrific all the way through.

-Wouldn't always leave a tip?

-I wouldn't always leave a tip.

There's certain jobs that I've done before that I leave a tip for,

so if you understand something you'll leave a tip.

I get you. John?

If it's real good service, I will. If not, I don't feel obliged to.

Ooh, it's like Watchdog, isn't it?

LAUGHTER

-Yes Tribe. Sue?

-Yes.

-Why would you always leave a tip?

-Because I'm a nice person.

Oh! You getting that, John and Neil?

That is smack talk, isn't it?

Well, in our final four, the rules change.

This round is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly

will go through to today's final.

For the losing tribe, it's game over.

Good luck to all four of you. Here's your first question.

Sandi Toksvig and Kate Saunders appeared as guests

on the first-ever broadcast of which long-running TV panel show?

-BUZZER

-Neil?

-Have I Got News For You?

-It's the correct answer, Neil.

Very well played. 1-0 to our No Tribe.

What was the name of the Soviet space station launched in 1986,

-whose name means...

-BUZZER

-Nick?

-Mir.

..whose name means "peace" in Russian? It is Mir.

Well played, Nick. 1-1.

Which Essex-born comedian's first autobiography

was called My Booky Wook?

-BUZZER

-Neil?

-Russell Brand.

-It was Russell Brand.

Well played. It is 2-1.

What two-word term, derived from French,

describes a dish that is served in a pastry crust?

-BUZZER

-Sue?

-En croute.

-En croute. Well played. 2-2.

In the quote by Benjamin Franklin,

"nothing can be said to be certain except death and..."

-BUZZER

-Neil?

-And taxes.

-Death and taxes. Congratulations.

3-2 to the No Tribe.

Which Emmy Award-winning US sitcom

centred on four older women sharing a home in Miami? Sue?

-Golden Girls.

-Correct answer. 3-3.

First team to 5 will go through.

It's anybody's game.

Along with the echidnas,

which animal native to Australia

is one of the world's only egg-laying mammals?

-BUZZER

-Sue?

-Duck-billed platypus.

-Duck-billed platypus is the correct answer.

4-3 to the Yes Tribe.

You are one point away

from playing for our prize today.

You are one point away, No Tribe, from going out. OK?

In music, which Italian word

is used to describe a gradual increase

in the volume of a passage... Sue?

Crescendo.

..a gradual increase in the volume of a passage of music?

The word is crescendo. Sue, congratulations!

APPLAUSE

Our Yes Tribe will be playing our final No Tribe.

I'm so sorry, Neil and John.

Maybe if you'd tipped!

-Yeah. That'll teach us to be tight, won't it?

-Won't it just!

Neil, every single round so far you've been on the winning tribe.

You've been a terrific player. That's very, very unlucky.

-John.

-I let him down.

-Of course you didn't let him down!

You didn't let anybody down. You've been great fun,

it's been lovely having you on the show. Lovely having both of you here.

John and Neil, very well played.

But for Sue and Nick, let's play today's Two Tribes final.

APPLAUSE

Sue and Nick, congratulations on making it this far.

Nick, you're here largely because you always leave a tip

and you like going on caravan holidays.

-That's right, a good man.

-Both things do you great credit.

-Sue, you're a university lecturer, is that right?

-Yes.

It was very, very, very good in that last round. It was very impressive.

-Thank you.

-I think you'll agree, Nick.

-Sue did a lot of the heavy lifting in that previous round.

-I've got to acknowledge it.

Now we split you into your very own tribes - Sue versus Nick.

We've also given you your very own 60-second clock.

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 will keep ticking down until they get a correct answer,

then your clock will start ticking down.

Your challenge is to force your opponent's clock

all the way down to zero.

And if you do that, you will walk away with today's prize.

OK? For the final time today, Sue and Nick,

let's play Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, just this first question on the buzzer.

Get it right, your opponent's clock will start ticking down immediately.

Very best of luck.

My Animals And Other Family is the 2012...

-BUZZER

-Sue?

Gerald Durrell.

Incorrect answer, Sue.

The answer was Clare Balding. Your clock starts ticking down.

Sue, Pope Francis was born in which South American country?

-Argentina.

-Correct.

Nick, which scandal of the 1970s

led to the resignation of President Nixon?

-Watergate.

-Correct.

Sue, in reference to sleep, what do the initials REM stand for?

-Rapid eye movement.

-Correct.

Nick, Piers Linney and Kelly Hoppen

are investors on which TV series?

-Pass.

-It's Dragons' Den.

Nick, rust is an oxide of which metallic element?

-Copper.

-It's iron, I'm afraid.

Nick, Brian Lara played for which Test cricket team?

-West Indies.

-Correct.

Sue, who was credited with the discovery of penicillin?

-Fleming.

-Absolutely right.

Nick, how many stars are on the flag of the European Union?

-Nine.

-There are 12.

Nick, what is 2,000 represented in Roman numerals?

Erm...

-CC.

-It is MM.

In humans, the stomach uses what type of acid to aid digestion?

-Sulphuric.

-It's hydrochloric.

Nick, what is the name of the Monty Python stage musical

based on the film The Holy Grail?

-Spamalot.

-Correct. Sue,

who accompanied Neil Armstrong and Michael Collins

on the Apollo 11 space mission?

-Buzz Aldrin.

-He did.

Nick, the holy city of Mecca is located in which country?

-Saudi Arabia.

-Correct.

Sue, Rene Artois runs Cafe Rene in which sitcom?

-'Allo 'Allo!

-He does.

Nick, the word "ursine" refers to which animal?

Don't know.

It's bear. Nick, Juventus are a football team

based in which Italian city?

-Milan.

-It is Turin.

In which square in Beijing were the infamous protests of 1989?

It was Tiananmen Square. And our winner today - it's Sue.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Sue, with 42 seconds left, as well.

-42 seconds left is going it some.

-Thank you.

Nick, thank you so much for playing, you've been terrific throughout.

-But how about that in the final round?

-Very good.

Sue, you have one final question - one final choice,

one final tribe to join.

You get to choose your prize.

Before the show, we asked you the following -

would you like £1,000 to spend on spa treatments

wherever you fancy?

Or you could have £1,000 to spend on food and drink.

What sort of thing do you like? They both sound quite good.

I'll probably go for the spa treatment,

-because then I can take my daughter along.

-Aw, that's lovely.

OK, Sue, £1,000 worth of spa treatments.

-Thank you very much.

-Congratulations.

Thank you for joining us on Two Tribes.

We'll see you again next time.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING