Episode 11 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

likes to be affectionate in public.

Two are adrenaline junkies, but all of them are about to play the quiz

that puts both their knowledge and their personalities to the test.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Good evening, and welcome to Two Tribes,

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

I've got seven brand-new contestants ready to play, let's meet them.

Hi, I'm Art, I'm a politics student from London.

Hello, I'm Paula, I'm a food technician from Romford in Essex.

Hi, I'm Paul, I'm a business support manager from the Wirral.

Hi, I'm Jamie, I'm a bartender from Salford, Greater Manchester.

Hi, I'm Sarah, I'm an account manager from Cardiff.

Hi, I'm Jane from Birmingham and I work from the NHS.

Hi, I'm David from Odiham in Hampshire, and I'm a data manager.

Welcome, all seven of you. Lovely to have you here.

As always, like everyone who comes on Two Tribes,

before the show you all completed our in-depth survey,

answering hundreds of questions about yourselves.

There are some of them up there right now.

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

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

The two tribes will face general knowledge questions.

To stay safe, you just need to be on the winning tribe.

At the end of the show,

one of you will walk away with a very nice prize.

Good luck to you all, let's find our first two tribes.

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

Oooh!

AUDIENCE GROANS AND LAUGHS

That... Oh, really? We're starting with that, are we?

"I only date attractive people."

Goodness me.

I see four of you have said yes to that question.

We're going to have some fun with this question, I think.

OK, let's take a look at who said yes and who said no.

On our Yes Tribe, we have...Art,

Sarah,

Jane, and David.

And our No Tribe, Paula, Paul and Jamie.

Everybody join your tribes, please.

So, listen, we'll start the quiz in a minute

but I cannot let this go, I'm afraid.

We're going to have to talk this through. Art.

-Yes.

-You only date attractive people.

-Doesn't necessarily mean physically attractive.

-Oh, come...

I'm... Do you know what, mate, I'm not having that at all.

Sarah, you only date attractive men?

Well, I've been with my boyfriend seven years.

And he's very attractive. So, I think I do, yes.

Jane, you only date attractive men?

I'm just shallow.

LAUGHTER

Do you know what, Jane, finally an answer I can respect.

Have you listened to this nonsense from Art and Sarah?

-You are shallow.

-I am.

-And plenty of people are shallow

-and no shame in that.

-No.

No Tribe. Paula, there's some things more important than looks, right?

Obviously, I am married and my husband's very attractive.

-Is he here?

-No.

-Where is he, I wonder?

-Paul.

-Yeah.

-Looks not the most important thing?

Not the most important thing. It helps.

My wife, I'm married, she's stunning, but in the past,

there's been some not so stunning.

LAUGHTER

At home, I'm sure you're deciding whose tribe you would be on.

We will start with our Yes Tribe here.

Going to ask you 60 seconds of questions.

If you get one wrong I will pass it down the line

and ask the same question.

If you all get it wrong, your 60 seconds will end immediately.

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

one of you will be going home.

If you are on the winning tribe, you are safe.

OK, Art, we will start with you. Start the clock.

Empire, Edward VII and Royal Gala are varieties of which fruit?

-Apple.

-They are. Sarah, which Queen of England is sometimes referred to

as the Virgin Queen?

-Queen Mary.

-No, Jane?

-Elizabeth I.

-David, brothers Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko

have held world titles in which sport?

-Boxing.

-Wurst is the German word for which meat product?

Sausage.

The Best and Steamy Windows were UK top 20 hits for which singer?

Pass.

-Jane?

-Tina Turner.

The Madeira Islands are officially governed by which country?

-Portugal.

-Which animal appears on the logo

of the Worldwide Fund For Nature?

Panda?

The Rachel haircut was named after a character in which American sitcom?

Friends.

The computer HAL is the antagonist of which Stanley Kubrick film?

2001: A Space Odyssey.

Double Act and The Illustrated Mum

are books by which former Children's Laureate?

-Anne Fine.

-Incorrect, Art?

-Malorie Blackman?

-Incorrect, Sarah?

-Jacqueline Wilson.

-Well played.

Lady Emma Hamilton was the mistress

of which 18th century naval commander?

The answer was Nelson.

Very well played, there, Sarah, you saved your team at the end

and you scored 10 points, Yes Tribe.

10 points.

No Tribe. We know you have beautiful souls.

But you've got 10 points to beat, which is a pretty good score.

Paula, we'll start with you. Start the clock.

Ashes to Ashes and Let's Dance

were UK number one hits for which artist?

-Pass.

-Paul.

-Pass.

-David Bowie.

-Well played, Jamie.

What type of whale is the largest mammal that has ever lived?

-Blue whale.

-In 2011, which football team

became the first Welsh club to play in the Premier League?

Swansea City.

In 1988, Anna Wintour became editor-in-chief

of which fashion magazine?

-Vogue.

-In April 1789,

a famous mutiny took place on board which ship?

The Bounty.

In a standard deck of playing cards,

the king of which suit does not usually have a moustache?

-Jack.

-No, which suit. Jamie?

Hearts.

Which 14th century poet wrote the Canterbury tales?

Chaucer.

Which of the Channel Islands is the furthest south?

Jersey.

What does the A stand for in the biochemical abbreviation DNA?

Acid.

Humbug and AM were UK number one albums by which indie band?

Pass.

Goodness me! Arctic Monkeys was the answer to that one. You scored...

..nine points.

Winning tribe, the Yeses, you only date attractive people.

You are safe and through to the next round, so head back to the centre.

Now, the No Tribe. We all love you.

But one of you is going to be leaving us.

You each have a buzzer in front of you,

I'll ask you a series of elimination questions now.

Buzz in, get one right, you will join these four in the centre.

Buzz in, get one wrong, you will leave straight away.

Good luck to the three of you.

In English, which is the only country beginning with the Y?

-Jamie.

-Yemen.

Is the correct answer.

Jamie, well played, please take your place in the centre.

Paula and Paul, one of you is about to go home at the first hurdle.

Fingers on buzzers.

The 1997 film Titanic became only the second film in history

to win 11 Oscars. Which 1959 epic was the first?

-Paula.

-Gone With The Wind?

It was Ben-Hur.

So sorry. Paul, please join your friends in the centre there.

Paula. That hardly seems fair. You've come on the show,

shown yourself to be a perfectly decent human being.

Unlike some people I can mention on the other tribe.

But we have to say goodbye to you, I'm so sorry.

Well played and for the rest of you, let's find our next two tribes.

Well played, all six of you. Particularly Jamie and Jane,

who got all of your questions right in that round.

Slightly annoying for the rest of us to know it's an advantage in life

to only date attractive people.

I think we wanted the No Tribe to win.

We are going to split the tribes up differently now.

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

"I iron my own clothes."

Just looking along the line,

seeing if I can guess who is on the No Tribe here.

So, Jane, what tribe are you going to be on in this round?

I will be a Yes.

Having seen that first round,

anyone you'd particularly like on your team?

Um, all of them.

You can't have...

Jane, how is that going to work,

if they're all on the same tribe as you? Then you're going to lose.

-David then. There we go.

-Dating attractive men again!

-And Art.

Oh! So, you want Dave and Art. Let's take a look.

Jane, you are on a team with...

David,

and Art.

Paul, Jamie and Sarah, you are our No Tribe, please join your tribes.

-Jane, are you some sort of

-mind-reader? No!

-That's really spooky.

-So, you don't iron your own clothes, No Tribe?

No, it's dangerous.

Jamie.

I'm not averse to ironing my own clothes,

but I do have an amazing long-suffering wife

who's very good at it.

-Who irons them for you.

-She does the ironing.

I'm supposed to be doing the man jobs, she does the other jobs.

Interesting, interesting. Let's define what a man job is, shall we?

-What's a man job?

-I'm no good at the man jobs to be honest, either!

OK.

You three, though. Ironing your own clothes? What are you thinking?

As a modern man, I'm proud to iron my own clothes,

not subscribe to the gender stereotypes like the No Tribe do.

Literally, from the moment, from the moment Art has come on the show,

I have not believed a single word he's said.

-About anything! I really haven't. Jane.

-Yes.

Of course you iron your own clothes.

-I find it quite therapeutic, actually.

-Some people do.

-I stick Pointless on.

-I don't know the show you're referring to.

To keep awake, I tend to do a bit of ironing.

LAUGHTER AND GROANING

Cheers, guys, really helping us out here!

I was such a big fan of yours before then, Jane.

We'll start with our non-ironers.

I'm going to give you 60 seconds worth of questions,

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

All three of you get the same question wrong,

-your time will stop immediately. Are you all ready?

-Yes.

Just make sure you're on the winning tribe,

someone on the losing tribe will be going home.

Start the clock.

Paul, together with egg whites,

what is the other main ingredient of a meringue?

-Cream.

-It is not. Jamie?

-Sugar.

-Correct.

Sarah, Honshu and Hokkaido are the largest islands of which country?

-Japan.

-They are.

Paul, in 1975, which future US President married Hillary Rodham?

-Bill Clinton.

-Correct.

Jamie, the human heart consists of how many chambers?

-Four.

-Correct.

Sarah, the Tracy family and International Rescue

featured in which '60s TV show?

-Thunderbirds.

-They did.

Paul, Nigel Kennedy is famous for playing which musical instrument?

-Guitar.

-Incorrect.

-Jamie?

-Violin.

-Correct.

Sarah, in netball the abbreviation WD

represents which playing position?

-Wing defence.

-It does.

Paul, in the folk tale, the pied piper led the rats and children

out of which German town?

-Hamelin.

-Correct.

Jamie, who plays the title character in the 2014 film Noah?

-Russell Crowe.

-Correct.

Sarah, the word olfactory relates to which of the senses?

Ears. Hearing.

Incorrect. Paul?

Brain.

-Incorrect. Jamie, which sense?

-Nose. Smell.

-OUT-OF-TIME BUZZER

-Can't take it, I'm afraid,

we were looking for the sense and the sense was smell.

Nine points though for the No Tribe.

APPLAUSE

Well, Yes Tribe, nine points to beat. It could've been worse.

If you get 10 points or more, you are all safe

and through to the next round.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

-Art, The Old Curiosity Shop is a novel by which author?

-Pass.

-Jane?

-Charles Dickens.

Correct. David, which of The Beatles leads the way

on the Abbey Road album cover?

-John.

-He does, John Lennon, yes.

Art, John Peel and Pyramid are stages at which Somerset...?

-Glastonbury.

-Jane, which US state has a coastline on the Bering Strait?

-Alaska.

-Correct.

David, which flower was the emblem

of the royal houses of Lancaster and York?

-The rose.

-Correct.

Art, for over 20 years Steve McFadden's played which character

in EastEnders?

-Phil Mitchell.

-Correct.

Jane, in Formula 1, Lewis Hamilton began racing for which team in 2013?

-Red Bull.

-It's not. David?

-McLaren.

-It is not. Art, to save the team,

Lewis Hamilton began racing for which team in 2013?

Erm...

Honda.

I'm so sorry, it was Mercedes.

The Yes team, you scored six points.

APPLAUSE

Winning tribe, the No Tribe, the non-ironers of the world,

you are safe and through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

But our Yes Tribe, our losing tribe, our non-ironers,

one of you is about to go home.

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

give me a correct answer, you'll be safely through.

Give me an incorrect answer though and you'll be going home.

-Everybody ready? Everybody got fingers on buzzers?

-Yes.

Here's your first question.

Born in 1928, which artist's New York studio

was known as The Factory?

-BUZZER

-David?

-Andy Warhol.

That is the correct answer.

David, you are safe, please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Art and Jane, slightly more precarious.

One of you is about to go home. Fingers on buzzers.

How many seconds are there in one hour?

-BUZZER

-Art?

-3,600.

Is the correct answer. Art, you are safe.

Please take your place in the centre.

-Oh, Jane. Jane, I don't like this one bit.

-No, not a bit.

You've been great right from the start.

We've got all the stats and all the different questions you answered,

you are the only person in our seven to answer yes to the question,

"I am a pessimist."

-Defeated on my own, then.

-Yeah, isn't it just?

Well, look, thank you so much for playing, everybody.

Jane, well-played but for the rest of you,

let's find our next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

Very well-played all of you, especially well-played to Sarah,

the only person who's been on the winning tribe both times.

You've literally been rewarded, Sarah,

for only dating attractive people and not ironing.

-It's going well for me, yeah.

-Isn't it just?

Let's see if we can break your run now.

Let's put you into two different tribes.

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

Sarah and David are the no's and our yes's, Art, Paul and Jamie.

Please join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

Art, you'd make a good detective?

When I was young I wanted to be a police officer.

I dreamed of being on The Bill.

-We should form a crime fighting duo, you and I.

-We'd look great together.

I would smoke a pipe, just so you know.

I would stage a limp to make me seem weak

but in reality I actually had really strong legs because on

my off days while I wasn't doing detective work, I hit the gym hard.

-Hit it hard. Sun's out, guns out, am I right?

-Exactly.

-Yeah.

-Go hard or go home.

-Yeah, go hard or go home.

I tell you what, my friend,

I need someone with strong legs. That is what I need.

To match your strong arms and your strong heart.

And my strong heart, you're so right.

That's what a detective needs, isn't it?

Now, you're missing out on all of this.

You're missing out on this, Sarah and David.

-Perhaps there's some admin we need doing. David.

-Yes?

-Don't fancy it at all?

-No, I think I'd be a defective detective.

I walk around with my head in the clouds all the time,

-don't notice anything.

-OK, and Sarah, you don't fancy it?

There's a lot of admin involved

and I don't really like the coat and the hat situation.

-Too much typing...

-Yeah.

-..coat, hat. There we go.

There's the three reasons most people don't become detectives.

We will start with our Yes Tribe, our detective fans.

60 seconds worth of questions, get one wrong,

I'll pass it down the line.

All three of you get the same question wrong,

your 60 seconds will end.

Somebody on the losing tribe will be going home. Everybody ready?

Start the clock.

Art, the first modern Olympic Games were held in which century?

The 20th.

-Incorrect. Paul?

-19th.

Correct.

-Jamie, Jermain Jackman won which BBC singing competition in 2014?

-Pass.

-The Voice.

-Well-played, Art.

Paul, what is the first name of the Prime Minister David Cameron's wife?

-Pass.

-Jamie?

-Pass.

-Art?

-Samantha.

-Well-played.

Paul, in cricket,

what animal is used to describe being bowled out for zero rolls?

-A duck.

-It is.

Jamie, Death Comes To Pemberley by PD James

is a sequel to which Jane Austin novel?

-Pass.

-Art?

-Pride And Prejudice.

Is the right answer.

Paul, Maleficent is the villain of which 1959 animated Disney film?

-Sleeping Beauty.

-Right answer.

Jamie, Rene Magritte and Salvador Dali were the leading figures

in which arts movement?

-Surrealism.

-Is the right answer. Art, in 1999,

which scientist was named Person Of The Century by Time magazine?

-Einstein.

-Is right.

Paul, the Petronas Twin Towers are in which

South East Asian capital city?

-Pass.

-END-OF-ROUND BUZZER

The answer was Kuala Lumpur

and at the end of that round, you've got eight points.

APPLAUSE

And I have to say you owe a lot as well to Art who saved you

a couple of times in that round. Very well-played, Art.

No Tribe, nine points will see you safe, OK?

-You both happy?

-BOTH: Yep.

Very, very best of luck, No Tribe.

Start the clock.

Sarah, the alcoholic spirit tequila

is named after a town in which country?

-Mexico.

-Correct. David, in musicals,

Sweeney Todd was the demon barber of which London street?

-Fleet Street.

-Correct.

Sarah, in our solar system, what is the fifth planet from the sun?

-Jupiter.

-Correct.

David, Endeavour and Lewis are spin-offs

from which TV detective drama?

-Morse.

-Correct.

Sarah, Yvette Cooper married which Labour politician in 1998?

-Tony Blair.

-Incorrect. David?

-Ed Balls.

-Correct.

Sarah, black, yellow and which other colour

appear on the national flag of Jamaica?

-Green.

-Correct.

David, the Italian meat pancetta comes from which animal?

-Pig.

-It does.

Sarah, which former world snooker champion is nicknamed The Rocket?

-Ronnie O'Sullivan.

-Correct.

David, to win the round, the Gulf of Bothnia is located

between Sweden and which other country?

-Russia.

-Incorrect, Sarah?

Netherlands.

It's Finland.

It is Finland, that's a tough last question.

Don't look at the Yes Tribe, absolutely delighted.

It is eight all,

eight all so we go to a tie-break.

I need both teams now to nominate a champion.

Yes Tribe, who's going to play for you?

-I'll do it. Want me to?

-Yeah.

Paul, you're playing for the Yes Tribe,

-who's playing for the No Tribe?

-I'll do it.

-Go on, then.

-I'll go.

Sarah, Paul versus Sarah,

whoever wins this question will win the round

and win safety for their tribe.

Paul, Sarah, fingers on buzzers.

Which Belgian born British cyclist is nicknamed Wiggo?

-Sarah?

-Bradley Wiggins.

Sir Bradley Wiggins is the right answer.

No Tribe, you're our winners. Please return to the centre.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe, I'm sure you knew that, Paul,

it was just speed on the buzzer, wasn't it?

-Absolutely.

-Very impressive from Sarah. But Art, Paul, Jamie,

one of you is going home just before our final four round.

Who is it going to be?

Buzz in and get a question right, join the others in the next round.

Buzz in and get one wrong, you're going straight home. Good luck.

Liesl, Friedrich and Brigitta von Trapp are characters...?

-BUZZER

-Jamie?

-The Sound Of Music.

..in which Rodgers and Hammerstein musical?

The Sound Of Music. Jamie, you are safe.

Please join the others in the centre.

Art and Paul, both been in this position before.

One of you though will be in our final four,

one of you, straight home. Let's find out who it is going to be.

Which is the only US state to begin with the letter G?

-BUZZER

-Art?

-Georgia.

Is the correct answer. Art, you are safe.

Please take your place in the centre.

Paul, your luck has run out.

That's unlucky to leave at this stage. Have you enjoyed yourself?

-I've loved every minute, thanks.

-We've found out all sorts about you

and best of luck with your detective work as well.

If you need to join me and Art at any point in our new organisation,

you'd be very, very welcome.

Ladies and gentlemen, Paul, but for the other four,

let's find our next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

So we have our final four.

Art, you've saved yourself a couple of times which is very,

very impressive. Sarah, still been on every single winning tribe.

Very impressive as well.

This is now our final four, this is going to be two versus two

and things change a little bit.

At the end of this round, our two winners,

our winning tribe will both go through to play for our prize.

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

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

I like to be the centre of attention.

Well, the centre of attention so far has been Sarah.

-Sarah, where are you on this one?

-I'm a yes.

-You're a yes, OK.

-I love being the centre of attention.

-You surprise me.

Well, our Yes Tribe, the people who like to be centre of attention

are Sarah and Jamie

and our No Tribe are Art and David.

Please join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, Jamie, you like to be the centre of attention?

When I'm working, I am a people person,

-I'm there to control a room...

-What sort of barman are you?

Well, I run a bar in a wedding venue in North Wales

but at other times, I work as a teacher and presenter

and general expert on cocktails and spirits.

-A teacher and presenter on cocktails and spirits?

-Yeah.

-Goodness me.

Art and David. David, quiet man all round in this show.

You're doing tremendously well

but you seem to be on the side of safe and steady all the time.

Yep, that's pretty much me. I've got three lovely children at home

and if you'd like to be the centre of attention with them around,

you'd be fighting a losing battle so it's probably just as well.

-What are their names, David?

-Archie, Hope and Noah.

Hey, Archie, Hope and Noah.

And which one of those likes to be the centre of attention?

-Hope.

-Yeah, Hope, no kidding.

Now we're down to our final four, this round is all on the buzzers.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly

will go through to today's final.

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

Very, very best of luck. Here is your first question.

Since 1931, UK General Elections

have been held on which day of the week?

-Sarah.

-Thursday.

Thursday is the correct answer so 1-0.

The seat of the Duke of Beaufort, which Gloucester estate

hosts a famous horse trials event held annually?

-David?

-Badminton.

Badminton is the right answer. One all.

Which Shakespeare play features the famous speech that begins,

"To be or not to be"?

-Jamie?

-Hamlet.

-Correct.

From 1924 to 1991 the Russian city of St Petersburg

was known by what name?

-David.

-Leningrad.

Leningrad is the correct answer.

Mimi Rogers, Nicole Kidman and Katie Holmes have all been...

-David.

-Tom Cruise.

-..have all been married to which American actor?

Yes, David!

Tom Cruise, correct answer. Very well done.

Pulp, dentine and enamel are all components of...

-David?

-Teeth.

..are all components of which parts of the body?

Teeth is the right answer. It is 4-2.

Entirely thanks to David. It's David 4, Yes Tribe 2.

You're one question away from playing for our prize.

Yes Tribe, you're one question away from going out

but you can come back from this.

You've got to get your fingers on those buzzers,

you've got to get a few of these questions right.

In which decade did Hillary and Norgay

reach the summit of Mount Everest?

-David.

-1950s?

To reach the final...

-it was the 1950s.

-David!

-5-2.

APPLAUSE

It was all you!

5-2 to our No Tribe or 5-2 to David,

he doesn't like being the centre of attention

but he's very much the centre of attention right now.

An amazing performance.

Jamie and Sarah, you were on the wrong tribe at the wrong time.

It's been lovely having you both on the show.

Sarah, it's the first time you've been on the losing tribe

the whole way through, that is tough luck.

Thank you so much for playing but Art and David,

you are about to play in today's Two Tribes final.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Art and David, congratulations on making it this far.

David, you've made it this far in part because you don't like to

be the centre of attention but you do have a beautiful wife.

Art, you've made it this far largely

because you were on David's team in the last round.

OK, we've split you into your very own tribes now.

It's Art versus David

and we've also given you your very own 60 second clock.

All you have to do in our final round

is protect that clock at all costs.

Our very first question,

just our first question, will be on the buzzer.

A correct answer will start your opponent's clock ticking down.

It'll keep ticking until they get a question right

and your clock will start ticking down.

Your challenge is to force your opponent's clock

all the way down to zero.

If you do that, you will leave with today's prize.

For the final time today, let's play Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE

So just this first question on the buzzer, you get it right,

your opponent's clock will start ticking down.

-OK, you both ready?

-Yep.

Michael Douglas played which flamboyant musician in the film

Behind The Candelabra?

-David?

-Liberace.

Liberace. Art, your clock starts ticking down now.

Burns Night is traditionally celebrated

-on the 25th of which month?

-November.

It is January.

Art again. Which Russian resort hosted the 2014 Olympic Games?

-Sochi.

-Correct. David, Could It Be Magic?

And Mandy were hits for which American singer?

-Barry Manilow.

-Correct.

Art, Robert Galbraith is a pseudonym used by which British author?

Erm, Shakespeare.

It's JK Rowling. Art again.

A Celtic harp appears on the euro coins of which country?

-Ireland.

-Correct.

David, what was Victoria Beckham's maiden name?

-Adams.

-It was.

Art, who was elected US President four times?

Erm... George Bush.

It was Franklin D Roosevelt.

Art, who played the title character in the TV series

Buffy The Vampire Slayer?

-Pass.

-It was Sarah Michelle Geller.

Art, what is the penultimate letter of the English alphabet?

-Y.

-Correct.

David, Montmartre and Pigalle

are well-known areas in which European city?

-Paris.

-Correct.

Art, which Austrian neurologist founded psychoanalysis?

-Freud.

-Correct.

David, who wrote and directed

the films Jackie Brown and Reservoir Dogs?

-Quentin Tarantino.

-Correct.

Art, in 1987 Princess Anne was granted which title by the Queen?

-Duchess of York.

-It's the Princess Royal.

Art, miso soup is a traditional dish...?

-Japan.

-It is.

David, Griff Rhys Jones

was in a long-running double act with which other comedian?

-Mel Smith.

-Correct.

Art, in humans,

the pituitary gland is located at the base of which major organ?

-Kidney.

-It is the brain.

Art, in 2014 which male footballer

won the PFA's Player Of The Year award?

-Suarez. Luis Suarez.

-Correct.

David, opened in 1914,

what canal connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans?

-Panama.

-Correct.

Art, the song Defying Gravity

features in which popular West End...

OUT-OF-TIME BUZZER

-I didn't quite get what you said there.

-I don't even know

-what the question was.

-It definitely wasn't the answer which was Wicked.

-Oh, yeah.

-Wicked was the answer there.

Very well-played, Art, but congratulations, David,

-you're today's Two Tribes winner.

-Thank you.

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Art, we thank you very much.

David, you have one last question to answer, one last tribe to join.

Before the show, we asked you the following.

Would you like £1,000 to spend on travel

or £1,000 to spend in the garden?

What would you rather? What sort of thing do you like?

Are you a travelling man or are you a homebody?

Having spent just the last couple of weekends doing battle

with the garden and taking things out, it would be nice

to have a bit of money to put some things in.

You can get an awful lot for £1,000, can't you?

-That's an awful lot of gnomes, I think.

-Brilliant.

So you're going for the garden. Very, very well-played, David.

Congratulations, goes home with £1,000 to spend in his garden.

That's it for today, we'll see you next time on Two Tribes.

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