Episode 13 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 one of them has worked in a call centre,

two of them would quit work if they won the lottery.

But all of them are about to play the quiz

that puts their knowledge and their personalities to the test.

APPLAUSE

Hi, everyone, and welcome to Two Tribes,

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

I've got seven contestants. Let's meet them.

APPLAUSE

I'm Mel. I'm an administrator, and I'm from Nottingham.

I'm Nikhil. I'm a quantities analyst from London.

I'm Clark. I'm a fire safety adviser and I'm from Barnsley.

I'm Andy. I'm a treasurer from Clydebank in West Dunbartonshire.

I'm Pauline. I'm a charity worker from Milton Keynes.

I'm Karen. I'm an English teacher, and I'm from London.

I'm Cameron. I'm a project controls engineer

from Walton-on-Thames in Surrey.

APPLAUSE

Lovely introductions, everybody. Well done. A colourful bunch.

Andy, I'm sorry you forgot to bring your shirt.

-You had to find something out of lost property!

-LAUGHTER

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

answering hundreds of questions about yourselves.

There are some of them up there 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 these.

Then the two tribes face a series of general knowledge questions.

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

And 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...

I'm a technophobe. Let's find out who said yes

and who said no to that. Our Yes Tribe is...

..Andy,

Pauline

and Karen.

Our No Tribe is Mel,

Nikhil,

Clark and Cameron.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, our Yes Tribe...

Andy, we live in a world increasingly dominated by technology.

I was sort of comfortable with technology

round about the SodaStream.

Since then I've gone downhill. How about you?

I liked it when we got a video recorder,

because it meant we could actually video our programmes,

and I'd been on at my dad to do that for five years.

But then that was 20 years ago.

And, Karen, what particular aspects of technology frighten you?

Anything digital. Anything to do with computers, really.

I like using them, I can use them. But I can't set anything up

-or work anything new.

-Remind us what you do for a living.

-I'm an English teacher.

-Yeah. That sounds about right.

LAUGHTER

Look at these four, though. Just the shining face of new technology.

Er, Mel.

-Hello.

-Not a technophobe? You like a bit of technology?

Well, I work for an IT company, so...

-Oh, OK. You would be...

-I have to be up on technology.

-You would be a very bad technophobe, wouldn't you?

-Yeah.

-It would be a very bad thing to have on your CV.

-Definitely, yeah.

And, Nikhil, what's your favourite sort of gadget?

Just a computer will do me. You can do everything on 'em, so...

I grew up with them, I love 'em.

So when they go wrong, you know what to do?

Just type into a search engine and look it up.

It's like witchcraft, isn't it?

LAUGHTER

Clark, some people have computers that run their whole house -

they can turn the lights on and off and do the heating.

Would you go that far?

If I win this programme, I'll get electronic curtains.

LAUGHTER

Wow. If that's not an advert to stay watching the show,

I don't know what is!

"If I win this programme, I will get electronic curtains."

We will start with you four, then, I think.

I will give you 60 seconds' worth of questions.

Give me an incorrect answer, I'll pass the question down the line.

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

Don't forget, at the end of the round, the winning tribe with the most points

will be safe and through to the next round.

Everybody ready? Yes?

Start the clock.

Mel, Baby Jane and Maggie May were UK number-one singles

for which British singer?

Rod Stewart.

Nikhil, in karate, what colour belt is given to a novice?

White.

Clark, Reverend Charles Dodgson

published Alice's Adventures In Wonderland under which pseudonym?

Lewis Carroll.

Cameron, in the children's TV series Rainbow,

what was the name of the pink hippo?

George.

Mel, Bangladesh shares a land border with Burma and which other country?

Pass.

Nikhil?

Pakistan.

Incorrect. Clark.

-India.

-Cameron, exhibited as a medical curiosity,

how was Joseph Merrick better known?

Elephant Man.

Mel, which Australian tennis player

won the Wimbledon Men's Singles title in 2002?

Pass.

Nikhil.

-Pass.

-Clark.

-Boris Becker.

-Incorrect. Cameron.

-Jim Courier.

-Incorrect.

The Australian tennis player was Lleyton Hewitt.

-Lleyton Hewitt!

-At the end of that round - sorry, Nikhil -

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

APPLAUSE

Six points.

Not a bad score at all. Just tripped up there by Lleyton Hewitt.

So, Yes Tribe, our technophobes.

Seven points will see you safely through to the next round.

Start the clock. Andy, what surname was shared by the war poets

Siegfried and the hairdresser Vidal?

Sassoon.

Pauline, bushtucker trials are a main feature

of which reality TV series?

I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here!

Karen, the sleep condition called somnambulism

is better known by what everyday name?

Sleepwalking.

Andy, in 1979, Blondie sang about a heart of what?

-Gold.

-Incorrect. Pauline?

-Glass.

-Karen, what is the official currency of Thailand?

Oh, um, baht.

Andy, who wrote The Ballad Of Reading Gaol

following his release from prison there?

Gary Glitter.

-Incorrect. Pauline?

-Oscar Wilde.

Karen, to win, Harvard University is in which US state?

Um, New York State.

Incorrect. Andy?

-Massachu... Massachusetts.

-Is the correct answer!

Seven points to our Yes Tribe.

You are safely through to our next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

No Tribe, you're the losing tribe.

I'm afraid that means we have to lose one of you.

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

Give me a correct answer and you'll be safely through to the next round.

Give me an incorrect answer

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

Here's your first question.

In 2001, who became the first player in the modern era

to consecutively win all four major golf tournaments?

-BUZZER

-Cameron.

-Tiger Woods.

-Cameron, that's the correct answer.

You're through to the next round. Take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Mel, Nikhil, Clark, one of you will be leaving us.

With each year represented by an animal,

the Chinese zodiac is based on a cycle of how many years?

-BUZZER

-Nikhil.

12.

Is the right answer, Nikhil. You're through to the next round. Very well played.

APPLAUSE

Mel and Clark, it all comes down to this question,

so very best of luck to both of you.

What Japanese word is widely used in English

for an enormous ocean wave caused by an underwater...

-BUZZER

-Mel?

-Tsunami.

-Caused by an underwater earthquake. It's tsunami.

Mel, you're through to the next round. Well played.

-Clark.

-Curtains!

LAUGHTER

It is electronic curtains for you, I'm afraid, Clark.

No-one likes to leave first, Clark. I'm so sorry to lose you.

-Have you had a nice time?

-It's been great, thank you.

We've loved having you. Sorry about the curtains. Clark, everybody.

But for our final six, it's time to find our next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

Congratulations to the six of you.

Particular congratulations there to Pauline.

Pauline, you got all your questions right and saved your tribe twice.

Very impressive performance.

Let's see whose tribe you're going to be on this time.

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

OK. Let's find out. Pauline, what tribe are you on this time?

-I'm bossy.

-You are bossy. You're going to be on the Yes Tribe.

People will want to be on your tribe. You were terrific last time.

Let's find out. On the Yes Tribe is...

Pauline,

Mel

and Karen - all our ladies.

Our No Tribe, it's Nikhil,

Andy and Cameron.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, Yes Tribe. Mel, why do you think you are bossy?

Because everybody tells me that I am, so I kind of have to go off that.

-But in your mind, what are you being?

-Bossy!

LAUGHTER

OK. Pauline, are you a boss at work?

Yes.

-And what sort of boss are you at work?

-I'm a fabulous boss.

You're a fabulous boss. And the people who work for you like you?

Absolutely. Or they're fired!

LAUGHTER

OK, you are quite bossy.

Gentleman, of course you're not bossy.

-Cameron. Cameron, what do you do again?

-I'm an engineer.

-But you're not a bossy man?

-No.

But I do need to get things done from time to time,

and usually I back it up with facts and figures, so it's not being bossy.

You see, that's the thing - exactly what he's just said there.

"I need certain things to be done, every now and again,

"and I back it up with facts and figures."

That's essentially a male way of saying, "I am bossy."

If this question was, "Do you like to get things done every now and again

"and back things up with facts and figures?"

-they would all be on the Yes Tribe.

-LAUGHTER

Yes Tribe, we will start with you.

You've got 60 seconds' worth of questions.

If you get one wrong, I pass it down the line.

If all of you get the question wrong, your time 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.

As simple as that. Everybody ready to play?

Start the clock. Mel, which man-made UNESCO World Heritage Site

is on Bennelong Point, Australia?

-No idea. Pass.

-Pauline.

-No, pass.

-Karen.

-Is it the Sydney Opera House?

-It is.

Mel, prior to the Euro, what was the main unit of currency in Spain?

-Peseta.

-Correct.

Pauline, in fashion,

kitten and Cuban are styles of which feature of a shoe?

-Heel.

-Correct.

Karen, Twin Ambitions is the autobiography of which

Somali-born British athlete?

-Mo Farah.

-Correct.

Mel, in which US city was the US sitcom Cheers predominantly set?

-Chicago.

-Incorrect. Pauline?

-Philadelphia.

-Incorrect.

Karen, to save your tribe.

-Boston.

-Correct.

Mel, The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner is a poem by which English writer?

-Pass.

-Pauline?

-Pass.

-Karen, to save your tribe.

-Coleridge.

-Correct.

Mel, in 1966, California Dreaming was a UK hit for which band?

-The Hollies.

-Incorrect. Pauline?

-Beach Boys.

-Incorrect. Karen?

Pass.

The answer to that was The Mamas & The Papas.

But at the end of that round, Yes Tribe, you've scored six points.

APPLAUSE

So, No Tribe, seven points will see you through to the next round.

Start the clock.

Nikhil, the leaves of which tree are depicted in the logo

of the National Trust?

-Pass.

-Andy?

-Oak.

-Correct.

Cameron, which Spaniard won

the Formula One World Drivers' Championships in 2005 and 2006?

-Fernando Alonso.

-Correct.

Nikhil, in Hitchcock's film Psycho,

what is the name of the motel where Marion Crane stops for the night?

-Pass.

-Andy?

-Pass.

-Cameron, to save your tribe.

Bates Motel.

Nikhil, in 1949 which Communist Party Chairman founded

the People's Republic of China?

-Pass.

-Andy?

-Chairman Mao.

-Correct.

Cameron, "Book 'em, Danno,"

was a catchphrase used by Jack Lord in which '70s cop show?

-Hawaii Five-O.

-Correct.

Nikhil, nicknamed Mile-High City,

what is the state capital of Colorado?

-Pass.

-Andy?

-Denver.

-Correct.

Cameron, to win,

the Taipei 101 skyscraper is located on which island?

-Manhattan.

-Incorrect. Nikhil?

OUT-OF-TIME BUZZER

Oh, the answer to that was Taiwan.

At the end of that round, No Tribe, you've also scored six points.

So, the scores are level. That means we are in a tie-break situation.

Each tribe must nominate one member to face

a question on the buzzer to save their tribe. Yes Tribe?

-Who'll be on the buzzer?

-Who are we going for?

-It'll be me.

-Pauline.

Pauline, you'll be on the buzzer and you'll be buzzing against...?

-Cameron.

-Cameron. So, Pauline and Cameron, one question.

If you get it right, your tribe is safe and through to the next round.

Very best of luck to both of you.

The 26th and 32nd US Presidents were fifth cousins.

What was their surname?

-BUZZER

-Cameron?

Roosevelt.

It's the correct answer. You've saved the No Tribe.

No Tribe, you are safely through.

Please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

So, Yes Tribe. Fingers on buzzers.

I'm going to give you a series of questions now.

Buzz in and give me a correct answer,

you'll be joining the gentlemen in the next round.

Buzz in and give me an incorrect answer and you're going home.

So do take care.

-Will.i.am, Fergie, Taboo...

-BUZZER

-Mel?

-Black Eyed Peas?

Taboo and apl.de.ap are all members of which hip-hop group?

The Black Eyed Peas is the right answer.

Mel, you're through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

Pauline and Karen, both very strong players

but we're going to have to lose one of you.

It's all going to come down to one question.

Best of luck to you both.

In 2005, who was made a dame after breaking the solo

round-the-world sailing record?

-BUZZER

-Karen?

Ellen Arthur?

Sorry, the answer was Ellen MacArthur.

Pauline, you're through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

Karen, you saved your tribe three times in that round,

and then look what they do to you.

-Have you enjoyed yourself on the show, Karen?

-Yeah, very much so.

I think you would've done very, very well

if you'd managed to get through. A shame to lose you.

Karen, thank you so much for playing.

But for our last five it's time to find our next two tribes.

Well done to the five of you.

We found a few differences between you.

I'll tell you a few things that are similar between you.

I'm very pleased to say you all answered yes to the question

"I recycle."

And you all answered yes to the question "I shower every morning."

That's nice, isn't it?

Let's find our next two tribes.

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

I think that's quite telling about people.

Andy, what tribe are you on here?

-Yes.

-Andy's always on time. Of course he is.

My father-in-law doesn't think I'm always on time,

but I am always on time.

We will discuss that a little bit more in a moment, I think.

Anybody you'd like to handpick to be on your team?

-Anyone impressed you so far?

-Pauline.

-You'd like Pauline to be on your team.

-And Cameron, please.

You'd like Pauline and Cameron. Well, let's find out.

The Yes Tribe is...

Andy,

Pauline,

and Mel.

Our No Tribe is Nikhil and Cameron.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So our Yes Tribe, always on time. Mel?

I set all my clocks five minutes fast so that I'm never late, and it

drives my other half crazy cos he never really knows what the time is.

That's clever, though.

The hotel by Edinburgh Railway Station is five minutes fast

-so no-one ever misses their train.

-OK, there you go, you see.

-It's clever, isn't it?

-It clearly works.

-A clever trick.

Andy, so you think you are always on time. Your father-in-law thinks not.

-Yeah, he's always early.

-OK.

But he thinks early is on time, so it means that

whenever we arrive somewhere we're on time but we're late.

I can't find a way through that conundrum for you.

-That's sort of impossible. You've just...

-Well, I love my wife.

I don't want to leave her just because my father-in-law's early.

Yeah, I'm going to say that would be an overreaction. It really would.

-Pauline, you like to be punctual.

-I'm obsessed with it.

-And if people are ever late...

-I hate it.

-..for a meeting with you.

I'm very bossy, then.

But what does it make you think about people when they're late?

Erm, I don't really want to do business with them, to be fair.

-Well, it's rude, isn't it?

-Absolutely.

-Very, very rude.

No Tribe.

No Tribe. Nikhil.

Nikhil, are you often late?

Yeah, cos I kind of leave last minute,

and if there's traffic, I haven't accounted for it.

We used to do the clock thing as well, put the clocks ahead,

-but you know it's ahead so you just take the time away.

-You know what?

I think that's exactly right, isn't it?

Yes Tribe, we will start with you. 60 seconds' worth of questions.

Get one wrong, I will pass it down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe in this round will be going straight through

to our final four. Very, very best of luck.

Start the clock. Mel, The Smiths and Oasis are bands from which UK city?

-Manchester.

-Correct.

Andy, during the French Revolution,

which prison was stormed on the 14th of July 1789?

-Bastille.

-Correct. Pauline, caused by plant pollen,

the medical condition allergic rhinitis has what common name?

-Hay fever.

-Correct. Mel, what was Harper Lee's only published novel?

-Pass.

-Andy?

-Pass.

-Pauline, to save your tribe.

Cider With Rosie.

WRONG-ANSWER BUZZER

Ooh. I'm very surprised that knocked the team out.

Harper Lee's only published novel, No Tribe?

To Kill A Mockingbird.

To Kill A Mockingbird, yeah.

The favourite of GCSE students down the generations.

-Until recently, anyway.

-My wife's favourite book.

And your wife's favourite book.

Oh, Andy.

You got troubles with your wife, troubles with your father-in-law.

You're not going to be able to go home, are you?

I like my shirt.

LAUGHTER

A man's got to have something to hang onto in life, hasn't he?

So, No Tribe. There's a turn-up, literally, for the books.

Four points will see you safely through to the next round.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Nikhil, Whitney Houston starred alongside

Kevin Costner in which 1992 film?

-The Bodyguard.

-Correct.

Cameron, what was the name of reggae musician Bob Marley's backing group?

-The Wailers.

-Correct. Nikhil, the Jewish fast day, Yom Kippur,

is also known as the day of what?

-Reckoning.

-Incorrect. Cameron?

Er...

Passover.

It's the Day Of Atonement. No Tribe, you scored two points.

That means our Yes Tribe, with three points, you are safe.

You are through to our final four.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Nikhil and Cameron, the No Tribe was the losing tribe.

You missed an open goal there, I think.

One of you will be leaving us before our final four.

A tough time to leave.

It's all going to come down to this question. Fingers on buzzers.

What word is used to define an angle that is greater than 90

-and less than...

-BUZZER

-Nikhil?

-Obtuse.

Greater than 90 and less than 180 degrees.

The answer, Nikhil, is obtuse. You're in our final four.

Take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

-Cameron.

-Just a bit too slow on the buzzer there.

You were a little bit late, yeah.

It's been a pleasure having you here.

For our final four, though, it's time to find our next two tribes.

Our final four, and four very strong players.

Andy, you've been on all three winning tribes so far.

-Very impressive.

-Thank you.

Our final four, though, is where things change a little.

It's going to be two against two,

and at the end of this round one of our tribes will be going

straight through to play in our final.

The other tribe will be going home immediately.

There are no more second chances.

Let's see how we're going to split you for this crucial time.

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

What tribe are you on at home in that one?

Our Yes Tribe is Pauline and Andy.

Our No Tribe is Mel and Nikhil. Everybody, join your tribes.

So, No Tribe.

Mel and Nikhil, you have the sympathies, I suspect,

of the audience at home. Nikhil, have you passed your driving test?

-I have.

-And how many times did it take you to pass?

-I passed on my third go.

-Third, that's all right. Third's not bad.

My first went rather well.

I thought I'd passed and then she said,

-"It was lovely, but you're a bit too slow," and she failed me.

-Too slow?

-Yeah.

-See, that's why you're late.

I think third time is a fashionable time in which to

pass your driving test.

Over to our Yes Tribe, one of the most colourful tribes we've

ever had, I think it's fair to say.

Pauline, driving test?

-First time.

-Yeah.

-Like a breeze.

-I'm a bit of a petrol head.

I thought it was just a sort of regular hair dye,

but if that's what you're telling me.

Andy?

I was quite lucky, really, cos I went over a corner early on,

and I thought, "That's it, failed."

Apparently that was only a minor error, so I passed.

Goodness me. I bet your father-in-law was furious.

To be fair, he didn't know me at that point.

Now, this round is all on the buzzers.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly will be

going through to play in our final.

For the losing tribe, it is game over.

Andy and Pauline, Mel and Nikhil, very best of luck.

Here is your first question.

In which 1980 film does Leslie Nielsen say,

"I AM serious, and don't call me Shirley"?

-Andy?

-Airplane.

-Airplane is the right answer, Andy.

Yes Tribe 1, No Tribe 0.

In 1946, Winston Churchill famously claimed that Europe was

politically divided by what type of curtain?

-Andy?

-Iron.

Iron curtain is the right answer.

In computing, what is the name of the unit which is equivalent

to 8-bits or two...

-Nikhil?

-Byte.

..or two nibbles. Byte is the right answer.

2-1.

Voted the best film of all time in 2014,

what is the subtitle of Star Wars Episode V?

Nikhil?

Empire Strikes Back.

It's the correct answer, Nikhil. Very well played.

Yes Tribe 2, No Tribe 2.

First to five is playing in our final.

Which fundraising telethon appeal was first presented

in 1980 by Terry Wogan, Sue Lawley...

-Andy?

-Children In Need.

Terry Wogan, Sue Lawley and Esther Rantzen.

Children In Need is the correct answer. 3-2 to our Yes Tribe.

The Olympic torch was carried into the 2012 Opening Ceremony

by which five-times gold medallist?

-Nikhil?

-Steven Redgrave.

Steven Redgrave is the right answer.

It is 3-3.

Very specifically, it's Andy 3, Nikhil 3.

The 1979 novel Kane and Abel

was written by which former Conservative...?

-Andy?

-Jeffrey Archer.

Written by which former Conservative MP?

Jeffrey Archer is the correct answer.

Yes Tribe, you have 3 points.

You are one point away from today's final.

No Tribe, you have 3 points.

You could be one question away from going home.

Andy and Pauline, Mel and Nikhil, fingers on buzzers. Best of luck.

In 2006, which Australian spinner became the first cricketer

to reach...?

-Nikhil?

-Shane Warne.

Became the first cricketer to reach 700 test wickets?

Shane Warne is the correct answer. So, Yes Tribe...

..4 points. No Tribe, 4 points.

It all comes down to this question.

The German brothers Jacob and Wilhelm,

famed for their collection of folk tales, had what surname?

Mel?

Grimm.

Is the correct answer. No Tribe, 5 points.

Goodness me!

Mel, what a time to come good.

-I was saving myself for the end.

-Terrific.

Absolutely terrific work.

You had the bottle when you really, really needed it.

Our losing tribe, our colourful tribe.

-Andy, first time you've been on a losing tribe.

-Yeah.

I was pressing, I just...

-Not as fast as Mel. And Pauline?

-I was just under pressure.

Under pressure, exactly. You've both been terrific on today's show.

-Have you enjoyed yourselves?

-It's been brilliant.

It's been so lovely having you, Andy and Pauline.

You've played terrifically, as well. But, Mel, Nikhil, our No Tribe.

That means you're playing today's Two Tribes final.

APPLAUSE

Mel and Nikhil, welcome to our final.

That was a terrific performance in the final four.

How are you feeling now, Mel?

-Erm, I'm OK. I'm a little bit nervous, but I'm OK.

-Nikhil?

-Yeah, I'm calmer now than I was at the beginning.

-OK, that's good.

It should be a cracking final.

We've now split you into your very own tribes. It's Mel versus Nikhil.

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

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

Our first question, only our first question, will be on the buzzer.

If you buzz in and get it right, your opponent's clock

will start ticking down.

It'll keep ticking down until they get a question 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.

Mel, Nikhil, for the final time today, let's play Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, our first question is on the buzzer.

First named in 1870, the world famous geyser

in Yellowstone National Park is called Old what?

-Mel?

-Yella.

Incorrect, Mel. It's Old Faithful.

You got it wrong, which means your clock will start

ticking down as soon as I ask you the next question.

Mel, Liverpool is situated on the estuary of which river?

-Pass.

-It's the Mersey.

Mel, Kiefer Sutherland plays Jack Bauer in which US television

drama series?

-24.

-Correct.

Nikhil, in 2006, Patience was a UK number one single

for which newly-reformed band?

-Take That.

-Correct. Mel, the Alhambra Palace

and fortress is in which European country?

-Pass.

-It's in Spain. Mel, who created the Where's Wally series of books?

-Pass.

-Martin Handford.

Mel, The Pub Landlord

is the alter ego of which famous British comedian?

Erm...

Al... I can't remember his name. Pass.

It's Al Murray.

Mel, in 2011 Rory McIlroy won his major at which golf tournament?

-Pass.

-The US Open. Mel, Euan, Nicholas, Kathryn and Leo

are the children of which British former Prime Minister?

-Tony Blair.

-Correct.

Nikhil, Roger Ebert was a respected critic in which branch of the arts?

-History.

-It's film.

Nikhil, The Old Lady is the nickname of which Italian football club?

-Juventus.

-It is Juventus.

Mel, which month of the year is named after the Roman god of war?

-August.

-It's March.

Mel, which actress plays Nessa in Gavin and Stacey?

-Pass.

-It's Ruth Jones.

Mel, a farrier is someone who works with which type of animal?

-Horses.

-Correct. Nikhil, in terms of area which is the smallest US state?

-Hawaii.

-It's Rhode Island.

Nikhil, The Parish Boy's Progress is the subtitle to which Dickens novel?

-A Christmas Carol.

-It's Oliver Twist.

Nikhil, on Christmas Day 2013, who succeeded Matt Smith as Doctor Who?

-Pass.

-Peter Capaldi. Nikhil, in Rossini's 1816 opera,

what is the name of the Barber of Seville?

-I've forgotten, sorry.

-It's Figaro.

Nikhil, which actress provided the voice for Princess Fiona

in the Shrek series of films?

-Cameron Diaz.

-Correct.

Mel, in 1991 who became the first democratically elected

president of Russia?

-Putin.

-It's Boris Yeltsin. Mel, Catching Fire and Mockingjay...

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Oh! And with one second left on the clock,

our winner today - it's Nikhil!

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Goodness me, Nikhil.

It was close.

You like to live dangerously, don't you?

-I told you, I leave it to the last minute.

-You really did.

Left yourself with one second. It's all you needed. Mel...

-Never mind.

-How about that? It's been lovely having you on the show.

Thank you so much for playing, you've been a terrific performer.

But, Nikhil, you're today's winner.

You've got one more question to answer, one more tribe to join.

We're going to give you £1,000 to spend on something.

Before the show we asked you the following...

Would you like £1,000 to spend in a home store,

things for the home, or you can spend that £1,000 on travel.

Are you a home body or a traveller?

I'm going to go for travel, I think.

OK, £1,000 worth of travel for Nikhil.

Thank you both so much for playing, and thank you for watching, as well.

Join us next time on Two Tribes.

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