Episode 12 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 one of them is a Star Wars fan,

two of them were teachers' pets at school,

but all of them are about to play the quiz

that puts their knowledge and their personalities to the test.

Good evening, everybody, and welcome to Two Tribes,

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

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

My name's Cornelius, I'm from Thirsk in North Yorkshire.

I teach mathematics.

Hi, I'm Simone, student midwife from Surrey.

Hi, I'm Frances, I'm a food safety consultant and I'm from Wiltshire.

Hi, I'm Sally and I'm a hairdresser from Cheshire.

Hi, I'm Dave. I'm a retired council pen-pusher and I come from Essex.

Hi, I'm Jimmy. I'm a proof-reader from Salford.

Hi, I'm Dom. I'm a content manager from Hitchin in Hertfordshire.

Hello, everybody.

Well, we know your names, we know your jobs and where you're from,

but we're about to find out an awful lot more about you.

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

answering hundreds of questions all about yourselves.

There are some of them on the screen now.

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.

To stay safe, you just need to make sure you're on the winning tribe.

At the end of the show,

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

So, good luck to you all. Let's find our first two tribes.

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

I would like to live forever.

OK, let's see who said yes and who said no.

Our Yes Tribe is Cornelius,

Sally

and Dave.

Our No Tribe, Simone,

Frances,

Jimmy

and Dom. Everybody, join your tribes.

Yes Tribe. Cornelius, you'd like to live forever?

I agree with what Woody Allen said, Richard, which is,

"I'd like to achieve immortality, not by doing something famous

"but by living forever."

Would you not get bored? I would get bored.

You know, like the end of a long day, you want to have a sleep.

Surely, there comes a certain point, say around 300.

-Sally, you really want to live forever?

-I think so.

As long as I was in good health, yes, definitely.

I'll tell you someone who wants to be cryogenically frozen

is Simon Cowell, so if you did live forever,

-he'd be there the whole time.

-Oh, great(!)

I don't know if that changes your opinion.

-So, No Tribe. Doesn't appeal to you, living forever?

-It doesn't at all.

Old age can be really grim, and imagine if you were 150 now

and everybody's walking around with tablets and iPhones,

-you'd think the world had gone crazy.

-You would.

You've got your own tablets but they're much smaller

and there's about 50 of them in a little box.

-Jimmy, wouldn't want to live forever?

-I'm 51, Richard.

-I've had enough already.

-Exactly.

-Erm...

Now Oasis, my fellow Mancunians, had a song, didn't they? Live Forever.

-They can have it. Not for me.

-Not for you.

Maybe say 55 or so, then shuffle off.

I don't know about that. Maybe a bit more than that.

Maybe a little bit more.

See, that's the problem when you say you don't want to live forever,

you've got to say when would be OK and then...

You think, "Oh, no, hold on." Dom?

Well, I only get things done when there's a deadline so...

If I lived forever, I'd never get anything done.

I'd just sit around all day.

There is literally no deadline if you live forever.

You're absolutely right.

No Tribe, we will start with you.

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

Get a question wrong, I'll pass it down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong, your time will end immediately.

The tribe with the fewest points, one of you will be going home.

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

Start the clock.

Simone, who succeeded Tony Blair as UK Prime Minister in 2007?

Um...

Oh, this is ridiculous, um...

-David Cameron. No!

-Incorrect. Frances?

-Gordon Brown.

-Correct answer.

Jimmy, what is the third vowel of the alphabet?

-I.

-Correct. Dom, before launching his solo career,

Sting found fame as the frontman of which band?

-The Police.

-Correct. Simone, England's highest mountain,

Scafell Pike, is in which National Park?

-Pass.

-Frances?

-Pass.

-Lake District.

-Jimmy, the Lake District is the right answer.

Dom, born January 1759,

who is regarded as the national poet of Scotland?

-Robert Burns.

-Correct.

Simone, who directed the 1960s films Marnie and The Birds?

-Hitchcock?

-He did indeed.

Frances, which planet is the sixth from the sun?

-Uranus?

-It's not. Jimmy?

-Saturn.

-Correct answer.

Dom, which Rugby Union team won the Men's RBS Six Nations in 2014?

-Northampton?

-Incorrect. Simone?

-Cardiff?

-Incorrect. Frances?

-Pass.

-Wales...

It was none of those teams. It was Ireland. It was Ireland.

-Northampton, I think, narrowly beaten by Ireland in the final.

-LAUGHTER

But, the No Tribe, you scored 7 points.

APPLAUSE

Nothing wrong with that. Well played, Jimmy.

Saved your team a couple of times there.

So, Yes Tribe, you've got to score 8 points to make sure you're safe.

It's doable, I would say.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Cornelius, which comedian played the film and TV character Mr Bean?

-Rowan Atkinson.

-Correct. Sally,

Roger Bannister famously broke the four-minute mile in which decade?

-'50s.

-It was the '50s. David, in the UK,

the NHS was founded during the reign of which monarch?

-Er, George V.

-Incorrect. Cornelius?

-George VI.

-Is the right answer.

Sally, which Spice Girl nickname was used by Mel C?

-Sporty.

-Correct. David,

how many months of the year have exactly 30 days?

-Six.

-Incorrect. Cornelius?

-Five.

-Incorrect. Sally, to save your team.

-Four.

-Four is the right answer. Well played. David,

A Time To Kill was the first published novel

by which best-selling American author?

-Pass.

-Cornelius?

-George Grisham?

-Incorrect. Sally?

-John Grisham.

-John Grisham is right.

David, which species of penguin shares its name with a type of pasta?

-Pass.

-Cornelius?

-Macaroni.

-Is the correct answer. Sally, to win,

who played the title role in the 1998 film Saving Private Ryan?

Ooh!

-Would you have known it?

-No.

It's Matt Damon. You scored...

-7 points as well.

-APPLAUSE

We have a tie.

In the case of a tie, I need you both to nominate a player now

to play against someone from the opposing team on one buzzer question.

-Yes Tribe?

-I'd be happy.

The Yes Tribe have chosen Cornelius. No Tribe?

-Jimmy.

-Jimmy.

-Jimmy. Are you happy about that, Jimmy?

-Not thrilled about it, I'll be honest.

-LAUGHTER

I'm going to ask you one question.

If you buzz in and get it right, your tribe has won

and you'll be safe.

Buzz in and get it wrong, your tribe are the losers.

OK, Jimmy and Cornelius, fingers on buzzers.

-Which tart, containing ground almonds and jam, is said to be...?

-BUZZER

-Cornelius.

-Bakewell.

Named after the Peak District town in which it was created, it is Bakewell.

-Our winners are the Yes Tribe.

-APPLAUSE

Very well done, Cornelius. Yes Tribe, please, take your place in the centre.

No Tribe, you have found yourselves on the wrong tribe

at the wrong time and now you're fighting to stay in the game.

Fingers on buzzers, please. I'm going to ask you a series of questions now.

Buzz in and give me a correct answer,

you'll be safely through to the next round.

Buzz in and give me an incorrect answer, however,

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

OK, here's your first question.

In 2013, it was announced that Jane Austen

would be the next character to appear on which Bank Of England banknote?

-BUZZER

-Simone?

-£20?

Oh, Simone. It's the £10 note, I'm afraid.

The other three, please, join your friends in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Simone, you know what?

That's a gutsy way to go out cos you had a go at it.

-I thought I'd give it a go.

-And nobody else did.

Simone, thank you so much for playing.

For the rest of you, let's find our next two tribes.

So, a great win for our Yes Tribe there.

They wanted to live forever, got through very well. Cornelius, you saved them.

Sally, you played very well as well.

But we don't let you stay in the same tribes on this show.

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

Now, in that last round, Dave, you didn't get anything right at all.

-No. Embarrassing or what?

-You got nothing.

-What tribe are you on in this one? Are you a yes or a no?

-No.

You went to a mixed-sex school.

-I did.

-OK. You were distracted, I'm guessing...

-That's probably what it was.

-..through an awful lot of your education.

So Dave is on the No Tribe and you are joined by

Frances and Dom.

And our Yes Tribe is Cornelius,

Sally and Jimmy.

Please, join your tribes.

Cornelius and Sally, you were terrific in that last round.

Really good stuff and now you're on the same team again.

-Are you happy about that?

-Yes. Very relieved.

And this same-sex school education, I'm never sure about it.

Cornelius, did you the world of good?

Er... It did me the world of good, yes.

No distractions, just plenty of study.

Plenty of... Yeah, I hear what you're saying.

LAUGHTER I can recommend it to everybody.

-Sally, the same?

-I absolutely hated it.

-Oh, did you?

-Yes.

-You went to an all-girls school, I'm guessing.

-Yes.

No Tribe. Frances, glad you did or would you have liked to have gone to an all-girls school?

No, absolutely not. I'm glad I went to mixed.

-And Dave?

-Yeah, I wouldn't have it any other way. It's good fun.

-It was good fun...

-LAUGHTER

Now, Dave, are you going to get a question right in this round?

I'll do my best. I'm a slow starter, so... I'll warm up.

I'll tell you what, you really are a slow starter.

I will give you that. I was at a mixed school as well.

At home, if you went to a single-sex school or a mixed school,

you can choose which tribe you want to win this round.

Let's start with the Nos.

We're going to give you 60 seconds' worth of questions.

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

If all three of you get the same question wrong, your 60 seconds will end immediately.

At the end of the round, somebody on the losing tribe will be going home

so make sure you're on the winning tribe, simple as that.

Are you all happy?

-Yes.

-Start the clock.

Frances, what is 20% of 200?

-Um... 40.

-Correct.

Dave, the Chicago Bulls are a famous team in which sport?

-Baseball.

-Incorrect. Dom?

-Basketball.

-Correct. Frances, which of the Beatles preformed lead vocals on the song Yellow Submarine?

-Paul McCartney?

-Incorrect. Dave?

-Ringo Starr.

-Is was Ringo Starr.

Dom, what is the star sign of a person born on the 1st of May?

-Taurus.

-It is Taurus.

Frances, Richard O'Brien and Ed Tudor-Pole were presenters of which '90s game show?

-Pass.

-Dave?

-Crystal Maze.

-The Crystal Maze.

Dom, The Silver Chair and Prince Caspian are books in which fantasy series?

-Narnia.

-The Chronicles Of Narnia, yes.

Frances, Necker is the name of a Caribbean island owned by which British businessman?

-Pass.

-Dave?

-Richard Branson.

-Richard Branson.

Dom, Lights and Halcyon were UK number one albums for which artist?

-Coldplay?

-Incorrect. Frances?

-Pass.

-Dave, to save your tribe?

Lights and Halcyon.

Number one albums?

-Rod Stewart.

-It's not Rod Stewart.

You used 58 of your 60 seconds, which is not bad going.

It's actually Ellie Goulding.

But, the No Tribe, you scored 7 points.

APPLAUSE

-So, Yes Tribe, you've got 7 to beat.

-Oh, again?

If you get 8 points, your tribe is safe

and we will lose one of the No Tribe.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Cornelius, Chad and Burkina Faso are countries on which continent?

-Africa.

-Correct. Sally, Summer Bay is the setting for which Australian soap opera?

-Home And Away.

-Correct. Jimmy, in the Eurovision Song contest,

what is the most points one country can award another?

-12?

-12, correct. Cornelius, in 2013,

which member of the royal family trekked to the South Pole?

Er... Edward?

Incorrect. Sally?

-Harry.

-Prince Harry.

Jimmy, legend says that the kingdom will fall

if which birds leave the Tower of London?

-Ravens.

-The ravens, correct. Cornelius, the 2014 Champion's League final

was contested by two teams from which European city?

-Madrid.

-Correct. Sally, the Na'vi are a race of blue creatures that feature in which James Cameron film?

Oh... Pass.

-Jimmy.

-Avatar.

-Avatar is right.

Cornelius, to win, the operas Billy Bird and Peter Grimes are by which English composer?

Benjamin Britten.

-Benjamin Britten is the correct answer, very well played.

-APPLAUSE

You ended that round with 8 points.

That is a win for our Yes Tribe.

They went to single-sex schools. Please, take your place back in the centre.

You are through to the next round.

No Tribe, you are the losing tribe and one of you will be leaving us.

I'm going to ask you some questions.

You buzz in a get a question right, you are through to the next round,

Get it wrong, and it's game over.

Everybody ready?

-Yep.

-Here's your first question.

-In the 1990s, Sebastian Coe was an MP for which political party?

-BUZZER

-Dom.

-Conservative.

-Conservative Party is the correct answer.

Please go to the centre.

APPLAUSE

Frances and Dave, you've been doomed to this position by your education.

Which seems harsh to me, I have to say,

but one of you is about to leave us.

Which is the only big cat in the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac?

-BUZZER

-Frances.

Tiger.

Is the correct answer. Frances, well played.

-Please, join us in the centre.

-APPLAUSE

Dave, you have to leave us. You got nothing right in the first round.

-You were much better in that round.

-I was.

You were the only person to answer yes to the question,

"I own a One Direction album."

-LAUGHTER

-The only one.

And there's only one direction you're going in now,

and that's home, but thank you for playing.

For the rest of you, let's find our next two tribes.

And then there were five. Well played, everybody.

Cornelius and Sally, you've been on two winning tribes

and Frances and Dom have been on two losing tribes.

Let's see if we can split you up.

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

So, yes, Cornelius, two winning tribes in a row.

Where are you on this one?

-I'm a No for the first time.

-You're a No.

-So you prefer a pudding?

-I do.

-OK.

Cornelius, you're on the No Team and you are joined by Sally and Dom.

So that means our Yes Tribe are Frances and Jimmy.

Please, join your Tribes.

-Frances, two losing tribes so far.

-I know.

-You're going to break that run now?

-I really hope so.

But you like a starter more than a pudding.

Yeah, I used to be the other way round,

but I do nutritional analysis for restaurants

and I know how many calories are in desserts now.

-Oh, I don't want to... Do you want to hear that?

-No, I do not.

-I don't want to hear that at all. I'm assuming, like, hardly any.

-LAUGHTER

-Yeah. Nothing, nothing.

-It's hardly any. Na, na, na, na, na, na...

Jimmy, you like a starter as well?

I'm one of ten kids, Richard,

so we took any food that came on the table straightaway.

Literally, you'll take the first thing that's given.

But here's the pudding gang.

-So, Sally, you'd always pick a pudding over a starter?

-Definitely. Definitely.

I'm quite fussy and I always think,

"Who would pick a bit of pate on dry toast over chocolate fudge brownie?"

Oh, I'm with you, 100%. Also, chocolate fudge brownies,

-Frances, I think, very, very low in calories, they're saying.

-Yeah.

That's the latest information we're getting out of the labs of Europe.

We will start, I think, with the No Tribe.

-Are you ready?

-Yes.

-Start the clock.

Cornelius, how many minutes are there in three hours?

-180.

-There are. Sally, in July 2013,

who became third in line to the British throne?

-George.

-Correct. Dom, Vectis was the Roman name for which island off the south coast of England?

-Isle of Wight?

-Is the right answer. Cornelius, in 2003,

who succeeded Gray Davis as governor of California?

-Arnold Schwarzenegger.

-He did.

Sally, in which sport would a competitor perform a clean and jerk?

-Oh, weight-lifting.

-Correct.

Dom, Irises and Starry Night are paintings by which Dutch artist?

-Vincent Van Gogh.

-Correct. Cornelius, in 2004,

which newsreader won the first series of Strictly Come Dancing?

-Natasha Kaplinsky.

-Correct. Sally, the Wright brothers

achieved the first airplane flight during which decade?

-'20s.

-Incorrect. Dom?

-'10s.

-Incorrect. Cornelius?

-1900s.

-To save your team, well played.

Sally, which actor directed and starred in the 2012 film Argo?

-Ben Affleck.

-Correct. Dom, the Three Gorges Dam is found on which Chinese river?

-Yangtze.

-Correct. Cornelius, who wrote the Hunger Games trilogy of books?

Meyer. Stephenie Meyer.

Oh, incorrect, I'm afraid. She wrote the Twilight books.

It was Suzanne Collins.

-No Tribe, 10 points.

-APPLAUSE

-Uh-oh.

-THEY LAUGH

Frances and Jimmy, you need 11. Are you both ready?

-Yep.

-Start the clock.

Frances, if today is Thursday, what was the day before yesterday?

-Tuesday.

-Correct. Jimmy, Maryhill, Pollokshields and Govan are areas of which Scottish city?

-Glasgow.

-Correct. Frances, who played Edward Scissorhands in the 1990...?

-Johnny Depp.

-..film of the same name, correct.

Jimmy, Perri Kiely and Jordan Banjo are both members of which dance troupe?

-Erm... Pass.

-Frances?

-Can you repeat the question?

Perri Kiely and Jordan Banjo are both members of which dance troupe?

Pussycat Dolls?

It was Diversity.

Diversity, I'm afraid, the Britain's Got Talent winners. You scored...

Hold on, let me count them...

..3 points. 3 points, unlucky.

APPLAUSE

So, in a victory for common sense,

the pudding fans are our victors in that round.

Please, go back to the centre.

And the Yes Tribe, the tribe who prefer a starter to a pudding,

one of you is going to go home before reaching our final four.

Frances and Jimmy, you're both ready?

Very best of luck to you both.

-Which Queen song was UK Christmas number one in 19...?

-BUZZER

-Jimmy.

-Bohemian Rhapsody.

-In 1975 and 1991, it was Bohemian Rhapsody.

Jimmy, please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Frances, you made it this far, I'm afraid, but no further.

Thank you so much for playing.

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

Well, congratulations to our final four, very, very impressive.

Now, this is where things change a little bit.

It's going to be two V two, and at the end of this round,

two of you will be going straight through to our final.

The other two will be going straight home. No second chances here, OK?

Let's see how we're going to split you for this all-important time.

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

I'm romantic. Two of you said yes to that. Two of you said no to that.

Now, all the way through the show,

Cornelius and Sally have been on the same team.

All the way through the show you've won as well.

It would be nice if you were on the same team again.

-Sally, what did you say to this?

-No.

-You said you're not romantic.

Good, thereby hangs a tale, we shall discuss that in a moment.

-Well, I tell you, Sally, we're splitting you up.

-Oh!

Because, Sally, you are with Dom on the No Tribe.

Cornelius, you're joined by Jimmy on the Yes Tribe.

Time to join your tribes.

-Dom, not romantic?

-Well, I try to be

but I don't think I'm that good at it.

I need to buy flowers. I never buy flowers enough for my wife, so... I need to.

It's not something that you can get good at though, buying flowers.

Just... It's not something you have to practise for years.

I know going to a shop with a bit of money, every time,

-you can just buy them.

-I'm doing it wrong.

Yeah, you're not buying flowers, that's what you're doing wrong.

-So, that's quite a simple one. Sally.

-Yes.

-Not a romantic?

-No, I'm not.

-How come?

I don't know. I just don't think I'm very sentimental or emotional.

God, my husband's going to kill me.

-But he's not romantic either, he would say.

-Is he not?

I'm sure he would say the same.

-He's probably delighted you're out the house.

-Probably is.

But our two gentlemen. Two gentlemen.

It's always nice to find two men who pretend they're romantic.

LAUGHTER

Cornelius, how does your romantic side show itself?

I got down on one knee and proposed but not a huge amount since,

-I suppose.

-Yeah, I think a lot of people do that, don't they?

-LAUGHTER

-That's not the question "I'm romantic",

that's the question "I once got married."

Jimmy, we've learnt an awful lot about you through this show.

Quite apart from anything, how clever you are.

But you're also a romantic man as well.

-Regular Casanova, me, Richard.

-LAUGHTER

-By "regular", do you mean every Sunday?

-Well, you know...

A little bit more than that.

Give me the moonlight, give me the girls, leave the rest to me, as the old song goes.

I will see what I can do. We'll see what the prize is at the end of the show.

Now, in this round, it is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to score 5 points

will be going through to play for our prize.

The other team will be going straight home.

Fingers on buzzers. Here is your first question.

-Which actress shares her name with the wife of William Shakespeare?

-BUZZER

-Cornelius.

-Anne Hathaway.

-Anne Hathaway is the correct answer.

1-0 to the Yes Tribe.

The Oscar-winning song Can You Feel The Love Tonight?

-featured in which Disney...?

-BUZZER

-Cornelius.

-The Lion King.

-In which Disney film? The Lion King.

2-0 to the Yes Tribe, 2-0 to Cornelius as well.

-Thomas Edison famously said that genius is 1% inspiration and...?

-BUZZER

-Cornelius.

-99% perspiration.

-He did indeed.

-Does anyone else need a chair?

-LAUGHTER

It is 3-0. You can still catch this up.

Very best of luck.

In Formula 1, what is the surname

-of the father and son world champions Graham and Damon...?

-BUZZER

-Dom.

-Hill.

-Hill is the right answer, very well played, it is 3-1.

-In which decade did Take That achieve their first UK top...?

-BUZZER

-Cornelius.

-1990s.

-Their first UK top 40 single, was in the 1990s, yes.

It is 4-1. You are one question away from playing in our prize round.

How you've managed it, Jimmy, I don't know,

-but you are one question away from playing in our prize round.

-LAUGHTER

No Tribe, one question away from going home.

Best of luck, all four of you.

-Idris Elba and Morgan Freeman have both portrayed which...?

-BUZZER

-Dom.

-Nelson Mandela.

Which world leader in major feature films? Nelson Mandela.

It is 4-2, well played, Dom.

Again, you are one question away from our prize round.

You are one question away from going out. Can you pull back further?

Best of luck.

Opened in 1959,

-which world-famous art museum on New York's Fifth Avenue...?

-BUZZER

-Dom.

-Metropolitan.

-Is incorrect.

Which world-famous art museum on New York's Fifth Avenue was

designed by Frank Lloyd Wright?

-The Guggenheim.

-The Guggenheim.

If it is the Guggenheim, you're through to play for our prize.

The answer is...

-The Guggenheim. Well played, Cornelius and Jimmy.

-APPLAUSE

Sally and Dom, you've been brilliant.

Sally, you were on every single winning tribe up to that point.

Should have been more romantic.

I tell you who's sitting at home right now, laughing his head off - your husband.

He's saying, "That'll teach you." And Dom, perhaps on the way home...

Stop at a garage, even? You've got to get petrol, right?

You know they sell flowers there as well.

Get yourself a Twix, buy some flowers.

Now you're making it sound tempting.

-Sally and Dom, thank you so much for playing.

-APPLAUSE

But, Cornelius and Jimmy,

you're about to play in the Two Tribes final.

Cornelius and Jimmy, very well done. In our final, our Two Tribes final.

Cornelius, you've been on every single winning tribe, which is very impressive.

But Jimmy got one question wrong throughout the entire show.

I know you didn't contribute an awful lot to our two V two round there...

I think there was a slight problem with my buzzer, Richard.

There was a slight problem with your buzzer -

it was the finger attached to it.

But you'd played terrifically up to then,

so it should be an absolute cracker. This is how we play our endgame.

Split you into two tribes now.

It's the Cornelius Tribe versus the Jimmy Tribe

and you both have your own 60-second clock.

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

Our very, very first question will be on the buzzer.

If you buzz in and get it correct,

your opponent's clock will start ticking down.

I will then ask them questions until they get one right

and then 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.

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

APPLAUSE

So it's just this first question on the buzzer.

Get it right, your opponent's clock starts ticking down.

Everybody understand?

OK, very best of luck.

-The Iliad and The Odyssey are commonly attributed...?

-BUZZER

-Cornelius.

-Homer.

-To Homer. Jimmy, your clock is ticking down.

Pt is the chemical symbol for which precious metal?

-Platinum.

-It is platinum.

Cornelius, which musical instrument was magic according to the title of a Mozart opera?

-Flute.

-It was a flute. Jimmy, American actress Grace Kelly married the prince of which country?

-Monaco.

-Correct. Cornelius, the ship called The Hispaniola

is featured in which Robert Louis Stevenson novel?

-Treasure Island.

-Correct. Jimmy,

what girl's name is the title of the 8th book of the King James Bible?

-Anne.

-It is Ruth. Jimmy again, Slade prison was the setting for which classic BBC sitcom?

-Porridge.

-Correct. Cornelius, what sort of creature was Beatrix Potter's Mrs Tiggywinkle?

-Hedgehog.

-Correct. Jimmy, designed by Brunel, the Royal Albert Bridge crosses which river?

-Severn?

-It is the Tamar.

Jimmy, which UK Prime Minister introduced the three-day week in 1973?

-Ted Heath.

-Correct. Cornelius, baba ganoush is made predominantly from which vegetable?

-Er... Aubergine?

-Is correct.

Jimmy, first airing in 1966, which TV series was created by Gene Rodenberry?

-Star Trek.

-Correct. Cornelius, which famous Ryan has a surname meaning the young of a goose?

-Gosling.

-Correct. Jimmy, Misery, It and Carrie are novels by which...?

-Stephen King.

-Correct. Cornelius, the silver fern is the sporting emblem of which country?

-New Zealand.

-Correct. Jimmy, the clavicle is another name for which bone of the human body?

-Collar bone.

-Correct.

Cornelius, which reggae singer married Rita Anderson in 1966?

-Bob Marley?

-Correct. Jimmy, which type of triangle has three sides of unequal length?

-Isosceles?

-It's scalene. Jimmy, the Gravelly Hill Interchange is more commonly known by what name?

-Spaghetti Junction.

-Correct.

Cornelius, in which 2010 film does Leonardo DiCaprio infiltrate people's dreams?

-Er... Inception.

-Correct. Jimmy, Dutch is the main official language

of which mainland South American country?

-Belize.

-It's Suriname. Who was the original host of Have I Got News For You?

-Pass.

-Angus Deayton.

What was the name of the ship that carried Charles Darwin to the Galapagos Islands?

-Discovery.

-Ooh, it was the Beagle.

You're down to nothing at all, sorry, Jimmy.

-And our winner, today, of Two Tribes is Cornelius.

-APPLAUSE

Goodness me. You played that beautifully, Cornelius.

Jimmy, you've been fantastic all the way through, barely getting a thing wrong.

Tough, that end round though with the clock ticking down and you can see your clock,

it's right in your eye-line. You could see it going.

-I could see it slipping away there.

-You've been lovely to have here.

-Everybody, round of applause, please, for Jimmy.

-APPLAUSE

Cornelius, you are our winner.

You have one final choice to make, one final tribe to join.

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

You can have £1,000 of books or £1,000 to spend on clothes.

Which would you rather have, Cornelius? What do you think?

I would love £1,000 to spend on...

Books, please.

That'd be nice, wouldn't it? £1,000 to spend on books is yours, congratulations.

-APPLAUSE

-Well played, Cornelius. That's it for today.

Join us next time for another Two Tribes.