Episode 16 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 is bossy,

two of them are dog owners

but all of them are about to play the quiz

that puts their knowledge and their personalities to the test.

Good evening, everybody.

Welcome to Two Tribes, the quiz where you never know whose side you're going to be on.

We've got seven contestants all ready to play, so let's meet them.

I'm Ryan, a client manager from Bishop's Stortford in Hertfordshire.

I'm Ann, a retired primary school teacher

from Farnborough in Hampshire.

I'm Dean. I'm a student teacher from Cramlington in Northumberland.

I'm Tracey, an investigation officer from Worcestershire.

I'm Keith. I'm a retired subway developer

from Clanfield in Hampshire.

I'm Tom, a healthcare assistant from Oxford.

I'm Beckie, a medical rep from Hoylake on the Wirral.

Lovely to have you all here today.

Thank you all for coming along and playing.

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

answering hundreds of questions all about yourselves.

There's some of them up 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

against each other - to stay safe

you just need to make sure your tribe is the winning tribe.

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

with a rather lovely prize, so very, very best of luck to you all.

Let's take a look at our first two tribes.

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

I've been on a cruise. OK.

Let's find out who said yes and who said no.

Our Yes Tribe is Ryan,

Ann,

Tracey

and Keith.

Our No Tribe is Dean,

Tom

and Beckie.

Everyone, join your tribes.

So, our Yes Tribe. It's a good question, this.

Cruises are one of those things,

for some people it's genuinely their idea of heaven,

and some people it's their idea of hell.

We shall find out is that's the case with our No Tribe.

-But, Ryan...

-Yes.

-Do you like cruising?

-No.

-But you've been on one?

-I have and it was tortuous.

Was it? Do tell. Where did you have to go?

Well, I went to Bilbao so it only lasted about three days

but I was seasick the entire way and I slept about 85% of it.

Goodness me. That doesn't sound like a cruise,

it sounds like a ferry ride.

-Yeah, that may be more accurate.

-Ann.

-Yes.

-Do you like going on a cruise?

-I love cruising.

-Do you?

And where have you been?

The Med, the Black Sea, up the inside passage of the Yukon to...

Up the inside passage of the Yukon?

-That's not something you hear very often.

-LAUGHTER

-No. Alaska, that's what I meant to say.

-Oh, Alaska. Was that fun?

-I've always wanted to do that.

-Yes, it's very nice.

-Excellent.

And, Tracey, a regular cruiser?

No, it was many, many years ago and we went to Bilbao for three days.

No! Really?

We really enjoyed it, but we then did one to Norway,

but that was awful.

-Really?

-But it was many, many years ago.

So, it was a touch, a hint of a cruise.

"A hint of cruise." They should put that in their brochures.

Keith, have you been on a cruise that wasn't to Bilbao?

It wasn't to Bilbao, no.

It was a Red Sea cruise and just gave us the opportunity to go

to Petra and the Valley of the Kings and the pyramids all in one.

Amazing. That does sound good.

Did you actually enjoy the cruise bit of it, being on a ship?

The cruise had good points and bad points.

-I would go again on a cruise.

-OK.

-Maybe I'd pay a bit more.

I hear you. Our No Tribe, you haven't been on a cruise.

Doesn't sound like you're going to go on one, having heard some of those stories.

Beckie, never been on one?

I would like to. I'd like to go to the South Pacific.

That'd be nice.

You should, why don't you go?

Need to win some money.

-Well, you're in the right place.

-Good.

-You are in the right place.

Well, our cruisers. Our Yes Tribe. We'll start with you.

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

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

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

What tribe are you on at home? Who are you cheering on?

Let's find out who's going to win.

The winning tribe will be safely through to the second round.

Start the clock.

Ryan, Peter and Zara are the children of Mark Phillips

and which member of the royal family?

Um... Margaret.

-Incorrect. Ann?

-Princess Anne.

-Correct.

Tracey, famous for his love of marmalade sandwiches,

which fictional bear was created by Michael Bond?

-Paddington.

-Correct. Keith, which 20th-century

US president's middle name was Fitzgerald?

-Pass.

-Ryan?

-JFK.

-Correct.

Ann, ackee and saltfish is the national dish

of which Caribbean country?

-Jamaica.

-Correct. Tracey, in a famous speech in 2008,

Boris Johnson referred to which sport as "wiff-waff"?

-Pass.

-Keith?

-Table tennis.

-Correct.

Ryan, All Balls And Glitter: My Life

is the autobiography of which Strictly Come Dancing judge?

-Um... Bruno.

-Incorrect. Ann?

-Craig Revel Horwood.

-Correct. Tracey,

by what name are the Horseshoe, American and Bridal Veil falls

collectively known?

-I don't know.

-Keith?

-Niagara Falls.

-Correct.

Ryan, also called Mountain of Moses,

Mount Sinai is in which African country?

-Kenya.

-Incorrect. Ann?

Ooh, the answer to that was Egypt.

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, you scored 7 points.

APPLAUSE

No Tribe, 8 points will see you safely through to the next round.

-Dean, Tom, Beckie, you all ready?

-Yes.

Start the clock.

Dean, WH Auden's poem Funeral Blues

features prominently in which 1994 Hugh Grant film?

-Pass.

-Tom?

-Four Weddings And A Funeral.

-Correct.

Beckie, according to the title of her 1981 single,

what hours did Dolly Parton work?

-9 to 5.

-Correct.

Dean, along with orange liqueur, which spirit

is a principal ingredient in a Cosmopolitan cocktail?

-Vodka.

-Correct.

Tom, director Sam Mendes married which English actress in 2003?

-Kate Winslet.

-Correct.

Beckie, which boy's name is also the French word for Christmas?

-Noel.

-Correct.

Dean, an image of which root vegetable

is worn on the cap badge of the Welsh guards?

-Pass.

-Leek.

-Tom, correct.

Beckie, in which comedy-horror TV series of the '60s

did a butler called Lurch play the harpsichord?

-Er, Addams Family.

-Correct.

Dean, to win, which US vice-presidential candidate

had previously been elected the first female governor of Alaska?

-Pass.

-Tom?

-Sarah Palin.

-Is the correct answer.

No Tribe, you scored eight points.

You're safely through to our next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe, 7 is not a bad score,

but a terrific performance there from our No Tribe -

very well played - means we have to lose one of you straightaway.

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

Buzz in and give me a correct answer,

you're safely through to the next round.

If you buzz in and give me an incorrect answer

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

You all ready, Yes Tribe?

-Yeah.

-Yes.

What is the surname of brothers Isaac, Taylor and Zac

who had a UK number one with MMMBop?

-BUZZER

-Keith.

-Hanson.

-Is the correct answer, Keith. Very well played.

You're in the next round. Please join everyone in the centre.

So, Ryan, Ann and Tracey, this next question is for you.

At the opening of Parliament,

which ceremonial figure knocks on the door of the House of Commons?

-BUZZER

-Ann.

-Black Rod.

-Black Rod is the right answer.

Ann, you're in our second round.

Please take your place in the centre.

Ryan and Tracey, our Bilbao twins...

LAUGHTER

One of you will be in our next round.

One of you will be leaving us immediately.

It all comes down to this question.

Who starred as a fictionalised version of himself

in the TV series Life's Too Short?

-BUZZER

-Ryan.

-Warwick Davis.

-Is the right answer, Ryan. You're in the next round.

Take your place in the centre, please.

Tracey.

I'm glad you at least enjoyed one of your cruises,

otherwise it would have been a complete waste.

You're the only one of our seven to answer no to the question,

-"I consider myself intelligent."

-SHE LAUGHS

I don't know what that says about you. Have you had a nice time?

-I've had a great time.

-Thank you so much for joining us.

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

Terrific first round from everyone there, very well played.

Special mention to Tom, who got every question right,

and you saved your tribe three times,

which is very, very impressive.

We're going to change tribes now, though.

Let's find out our new two tribes.

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

I believe in aliens.

Tom, our star performer from the first round,

-what tribe are you going to be on here?

-I'm the No Tribe.

You're on the No Tribe. We shall talk about that in a moment.

Let's find out who's joining you. The No Tribe is Tom,

Dean

and Ann.

Our Yes Tribe is Ryan,

Keith

and Beckie. Everybody, join your tribes.

So, our Yes Tribe. Ryan, when you believe in aliens...

Little green men, or do you believe there just must be life somewhere?

I believe Stephen Hawking said that the possibility of us

being the only living beings in our universe is almost impossible.

You would think with the amount of planets out there

that someone, somewhere...exists.

Do you think they'd be like us?

It depends how far away they are from their own star, I imagine.

That's what you're up against here.

Depends how far away they are from their own star. Beckie.

Beckie, the only person here who believes in aliens

and hasn't been on a cruise - what does that tell us about you?

I don't know.

Again, do you believe in little green men or do you believe there must be something out there?

I don't know what it is, but there must be something.

And I like reading all the stories about people that think

they've had encounters and kidnappings.

Do you think they have?

There's a lot of them to not believe them all.

Some of them are, clearly, bonkers.

There are an awful lot of people who have been

taken at the dead of night without anyone else around,

probed and then returned almost identical in the same place.

Surely, they can't ALL be lying. Surely.

-I like a bit of mystery.

-A bit of mystery, exactly right.

That's our Yes Tribe, our No Tribe.

Ann, you think we are alone, floating in this cold universe?

Well, until I see proof otherwise, yes.

Oh, really? Well...

-Let... No, I don't...

-LAUGHTER

Er, Dean. Dean, you think we're alone in the universe?

I like to imagine so.

Like Ann, I'm waiting for actual definitive proof first, but...

I like to live in my own little bubble of happiness.

If we do find other life forms, they might have it in for us?

Yeah. Not nice aliens, bad aliens, definitely.

That'd be a good name for a film, Bad Aliens.

I wish we could find it out before the end of the round.

Perhaps we can.

At home, Wikipedia it. Find out if there are aliens.

We'll start with our No Tribe, I think.

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

Get one wrong, I'll pass it down the line. If all of you get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

Ann, Dean, Tom, are you ready?

Start the clock.

Ann, Valentine's Brook and The Chair are obstacles

on the National Course at which British racecourse?

-Aintree.

-Correct. Dean,

which tennis Grand Slam features the Arthur Ashe Stadium?

-Australian Open.

-Incorrect. Tom?

-US Open.

-Correct.

Ann, Love, Lipstick And Lies is the fifth autobiography

of which former glamour model?

-Don't know.

-Dean?

-Katie Price.

-Correct.

Tom, in terms of land area, what is the largest country in the world?

-Canada?

-Incorrect. Ann?

-Russia.

-Correct. Dean,

who wrote the 1978 children's book The Enormous Crocodile?

-Pass.

-Tom?

-Roald Dahl.

-Correct.

Ann, Lionel Logue helped to treat the stammer of which UK monarch?

Sorry, I didn't hear that properly.

Lionel Logue helped to treat the stammer of which UK monarch?

-George V.

-Incorrect. Dean?

-Elizabeth I.

-Incorrect. Tom?

-George VI.

-Correct.

Ann, lanner, prairie and peregrine are all types of which bird of prey?

-Er, hawk.

-Incorrect. Dean?

-Eagle?

-Incorrect. Tom?

-Falcon.

-Correct.

Ann, David Tennant and Heath Ledger have played

which famous 18th-century Italian Lothario on screen?

Don't know, sorry.

The answer there was Casanova.

No Tribe, mainly thanks to Tom, you scored 7 points.

APPLAUSE

So, Yes Tribe.

They kept teasing you there by getting two wrong in a row

and then Tom just ducking in. 7 points you have you beat.

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

-Ryan, Keith, Beckie, all ready?

-Yeah.

Start the clock.

Ryan, the competitive sport dressage involves which domesticated animal?

-Horse.

-Correct. Keith, The Shoop Shoop Song

and Believe were UK number one singles for which American singer?

-Cher.

-Correct. Beckie, which peace treaty,

named after a French palace was signed in June 1919...?

-Versailles.

-Correct.

Ryan, in which 2,000 film is Ben Stiller interrogated

by an ex-CIA agent who is due to become his father-in-law?

-Er, Meet The Parents.

-Correct.

Keith, the children's TV character Grotbags, played by Carol Lee Scott,

had what colour hair?

-Green.

-Correct. Beckie, which US president is depicted

on Mount Rushmore alongside Roosevelt, Jefferson and Lincoln?

-Lincoln?

-Incorrect. Ryan?

Um...

-Pass.

-Keith, to save your tribe?

Alongside Roosevelt, Jefferson and Lincoln?

-Washington.

-Correct.

Beckie, which "ology" is the scientific study of earthquakes?

-Seismo... Seismology.

-Correct.

Ryan, to win, which desert is mainly in California

but also covers parts of Nevada, Arizona and Utah?

-Um... Pass.

-Keith?

-Mojave.

-Correct answer!

At the end of that round you've scored eight points, Yes Tribe.

You are safely through to our next round.

Take your place in the centre.

That was another very impressive round. Well played there, Yes Tribe.

Terrific stuff. No Tribe, 7 points.

Not enough in this instance, we have to lose one of you.

Very best of luck, all three of you.

Fingers on buzzers, here is your first question.

In Rugby Union, the number one shirt

is generally known as the loosehead what?

-BUZZER

-Tom?

-Prop.

-Loosehead prop. Tom, very well played,

-you're through to the next round.

-APPLAUSE

Ann and Dean, one of you will be safely through to the next round.

One of you going straight away, and it comes down to this question.

In 2012, who won his fourth gold medal

to become the most successful Olympic sailor in history?

-BUZZER

-Ann.

-Sir Ben Ainslie.

-Sir Ben Ainslie is the right answer, Ann.

-You're in the next round.

-APPLAUSE

Dean, I'm so sorry. We have to lose you.

Thank you so much for joining us.

It's been a pleasure having you here.

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

Another brilliant round, everybody. Very, very well played.

It's been a very high standard of competition so far.

We're going to find new tribes for you now.

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

I'm a good cook.

Keith, you were a strong performer in that last round.

What tribe are you on this time?

-I'm in the Yes Tribe.

-You're on the Yes Tribe. The Yes Tribe is Keith,

Ryan

and Tom.

Which means our No Tribe is Ann and Beckie.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, our No Tribe. Ann and Beckie, not good cooks. Beckie.

Can't cook. Do you try or do you just not enjoy it?

I don't mind trying if it's something quick

but I haven't got the patience to be trying to do something fancy.

-Literally not interested?

-And I think ready meals taste good.

Well, you know what? That's why they sell so many of them, isn't it?

Ann. Can't cook or won't cook?

-Won't cook.

-Won't cook.

-Did you used to and decided that life's too short?

-Yeah.

Basically, yes.

I can find lots of other things to do.

-I don't know what these guys are thinking about.

-I don't know.

So, gents.

Gents, that's a proud boast. Good cooks, all. Keith, a good cook?

-Yeah, a good cook. Not a great cook.

-Good enough.

-Good enough, yes.

-I alternate with my wife, meals, so...

-Oh, do you?

-If you cooked together, end of relationship?

-Oh, probably yes.

I don't think we could cook together.

-LAUGHTER

-That poor woman!

-Oh, no, she's fine.

She's happy, I'm sure she'd agree.

I see, I see. It's very much your issue, rather than hers.

Yeah.

Let's say yes.

That's probably wise.

Yes Tribe, once again, 60 seconds' worth of questions.

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

If all three of you get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

Ryan, Keith, Tom, our Yes Tribe, our good cooks. Are you ready?

Start the clock. Ryan, which month of the year has the shortest name?

-May.

-Correct.

Keith, which breed of dog is informally known as a sausage dog?

-Dachshund.

-Correct.

Tom, the Sea of Tranquillity is a feature of which celestial body?

-The Moon.

-Correct. Ryan, first published in 1908,

who wrote the bestselling manual Scouting For Boys?

-Pass.

-Keith?

-Baden-Powell.

-Correct.

Tom, in 2014, Narendra Modi was elected Prime Minister

of which Asian country?

-India.

-Correct.

Ryan, who directed the films Beetlejuice and Edward Scissorhands?

-Tim Burton.

-Correct.

Keith, the name of the pasta shape farfalle

is derived from the Italian for which flying insect?

-Butterfly.

-Correct. Tom, the musical Kiss Me Kate

is based around a touring production of which Shakespeare play?

-Taming Of The Shrew.

-Correct.

Ryan, the Stanley Cup is awarded

to the North American teams in which sport?

-Er, ice hockey.

-Correct.

Keith, for which 1979 film did Meryl Streep win her first Oscar?

-Kramer Vs Kramer.

-Correct. Tom, Heart Skips A Beat

and Troublemaker were UK hits for which singer?

-Pass.

-Ryan?

-Ollie Murs.

-Correct. Keith, which US state is the setting

for the start and end of the 1939 film The Wizard Of Oz?

Kansas was the answer. At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, 11 points.

APPLAUSE

That is a very big score.

Never seen that bettered on Two Tribes, 11 points.

HE SIGHS

-Shouldn't have said that, should I, Ann and Beckie?

-No.

12 points is the target, Ann and Beckie.

I wish you the very, very best of luck.

Start the clock. Ann, bald, golden and harpy

are species of which bird of prey?

-Eagle.

-Correct.

Beckie, Kelly Rowland and Beyonce Knowles were members

of which chart-topping group?

-Destiny's Child.

-Correct. Ann, complete the sentence

inscribed on most £2 coins - "Standing on the shoulders of" what?

-Don't know.

-Beckie, to save...

-Giants.

-Correct.

Ann, the name of which dinosaur

translates into English as three-horned face?

-Triceratops.

-Correct.

Beckie, Johnny Depp played which author

in the 2004 film Finding Neverland?

Erm...

-Pass.

-Ann, to save your tribe.

-JM Barrie.

-Correct.

Beckie, neon, argon and xenon are examples of what type of gas?

-Pass.

-Ann?

-Inert.

-Inert or noble, correct.

Beckie, You Spin Me Round Like A Record was a 1985 number one hit

for which band, fronted by Pete Burns?

-Erm... Pass.

-Ann?

-Pass.

Oh, the answer was Dead Or Alive. No Tribe, you scored 6 points.

With 11 points, our winning tribe is our Yes Tribe.

Gents, you're through to the final four, take your place in the centre.

Ann and Beckie, one of you will be making it through to our final four

but I'm afraid you're on the losing tribe which means one of you

will be going home right now.

Fingers on buzzers. It all comes down to this one question.

In a standard deck of playing cards,

which of the face cards can also be called the knave?

-BUZZER

-Ann.

-Jack.

-Is the right answer, Ann.

You're in our final four, well played.

-Please take your place in the centre.

-APPLAUSE

Beckie, three rounds, three very strong performances,

but we have to lose you, I'm afraid.

-Have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Yes, it's been great.

Thank you, Beckie.

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

So, our final four. Our final four.

And an amazing performance there from Ryan, Tom and Keith

in the last round. Terrific stuff, 11 points.

Ann, still with us. You haven't been on a winning tribe yet.

You keep saving yourself, which is also impressive.

It's been a terrific show from everybody.

Whatever teams you're on here are going to be pretty good ones.

As you know, this is where things change.

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

one tribe will go through to play in our final.

The other tribe will go 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...

I work best in a team. I would have thought that all of you work pretty well in a team.

-Ann, do you work best in a team?

-I think so.

You think so, so you're on our Yes Tribe.

If you could hand-pick a player... They're all pretty good.

-Any of the three of them will do fine.

-I can exclusively reveal,

you're definitely going to have one of the three with you.

-Absolutely.

-That's good news. Our Yes Tribe is Ann and Tom.

That means our No Tribe is Ryan and Keith.

Everybody, take to your tribes.

Well, this is going to be a terrific final four.

Four very strong players here.

Our Yes Tribe, Ann. Would you rather have people around you

when you're making decisions or when you're doing things?

Most of the time. I can work on my own, but most of the time.

-You like sounding boards.

-Yes, that's true.

-Your sounding board here is Tom. Tom, a team player?

-Yes.

Developed in work and also music,

-playing in orchestras and things like that.

-OK, Yes Tribe.

No Tribe, our lone wolves.

Ryan, you'd rather take the blame and take the acclaim yourself?

I enjoy getting my head down, getting tasks done

and I find doing that alone is sometimes a more efficient way.

It's an interesting distinction between people.

You need both types of people, I think. Keith, you're the same?

Well, there was another question,

"I work better on my own", I said no to that, as well.

LAUGHTER

Sometimes I work better in a team, sometimes I work better on my own.

So I could have said yes to both.

So, Yes Tribe and No Tribe, 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 is game over immediately.

Ann and Tom, Ryan and Keith, good luck. Here is your first question.

-Marlon Brando speaks the words, "I'm going to make him an offer he..."

-BUZZER

-Keith.

-The Godfather.

"I'm going to make hm an offer he can't refuse,"

in which 1972 gangster film?

Godfather, Keith is the right answer. 1-0 to our No Tribe.

Oscar Wilde's 1895 play is called The Importance Of Being...?

-BUZZER

-Tom?

-Earnest.

-The Importance Of Being Earnest.

One point to our Yes Tribe, one point to our No Tribe.

Five points sees you in the final.

Originally called The New Yardbirds, Jimmy Page formed which rock...?

-BUZZER

-Keith?

-Led Zeppelin.

-..formed which rock band in 1968?

Keith, Led Zeppelin is the correct answer.

In the film The Seven Year Itch,

-who famously stands over a subway vent...?

-BUZZER

-Keith?

-Marilyn Monroe.

..while wearing a white skirt?

Marilyn Monroe is the correct answer.

It is Yes Tribe 1, Keith 3.

LAUGHTER

You really don't work well in a team, Ryan, do you?

LAUGHTER

Five points sees you in the final. Good luck to you all.

Which political cartoonist drew the cover art

for Pink Floyd's The Wall album?

-BUZZER

-Tom.

Gerald Scarfe.

Is the correct answer, Tom.

Two points to our Yes Tribe, three to our No Tribe.

Appointed in 1916, which UK Prime Minister was a fluent Welsh speaker?

-BUZZER

-Keith.

-Lloyd George.

-David Lloyd George is the correct answer.

No Tribe, you are on 4 points.

You are one question away from our final.

Yes Tribe, you're on 2 points.

You could be one question away from going out.

In 2014, a new species of Tyrannosaur was nicknamed

after which Disney characters because of its long snout?

-BUZZER

-Tom.

-Pinocchio?

-It was, a Pinocchio Rex. I assume that was a guess?

-Yes, sort of.

-An educated guess. Very good answer.

In 2001, which organisation was unpopularly re-branded

as Consignia, but ditched the new name...?

-BUZZER

-Tom.

-The Post Office.

-..ditched the new name the following year?

The answer was the Post Office.

It is 4-4.

Tom, 4. Keith, 4.

This is the point at which Ann and Ryan ride on their white chargers,

press the buzzers and get their tribe into the final.

It all comes down to this question.

Ann and Tom, Ryan and Keith, very best of luck.

The Palk Straight separates South Eastern India

from which island county?

-BUZZER

-Tom.

Colombo.

Oh, I can't give it to you, Tom.

I can pass that across to our other team, the No team.

You can confer.

The Palk Straight separates south eastern India

from which island country?

-Sri Lanka.

-Colombo, of course, the capital of Sri Lanka

and Sri Lanka is the correct answer.

No Tribe, you're in today's final. Very well played.

Tom... That is gutting.

You knew the answer, you know exactly what you're talking about.

Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka.

Ann and Tom, terrific show, you've been terrific on it.

-Tom, you look gutted.

-One of those things.

One of those things. Thank you so much for playing.

But for Ryan and Keith it's time to play today's Two Tribes final.

Ryan and Keith.

Congratulations on making it this far.

Terrific show, terrific playing.

You've been on the same tribes every single round.

Keith, you've only got one question wrong in the whole show.

-Is that going to end now?

-Yeah, it's a bit worrying, isn't it?

I think all the questions I know have already come

-and what's left is the ones I don't.

-We will find out. We will find out.

You're going to be put to the test now. Ryan, how are you feeling?

Er, lucky? LAUGHTER

Well, let's see if your luck continues, shall we?

We've split you into your own tribes. It's now Ryan vs Keith.

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

Your job is to protect that clock at all costs.

Only our first question is on the buzzer.

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

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

then your clock will start ticking down. Your job, your challenge,

is to force you opponent's clock all the way down to zero.

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

Ryan. Keith.

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

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Best of luck, gents. This first question on the buzzer.

Traditionally, what is the principle ingredient

in the Middle Eastern dip hummus?

-BUZZER

-Keith.

-Chickpeas.

-Is the correct answer.

Ryan, as soon as I start the next question,

your clock will start ticking down.

Ryan, U2 guitarist David Evans goes by what stage name?

-Edge.

-Correct. Keith, the South African rugby team

takes its nickname from which species of antelope?

-Springbok.

-Correct. Ryan, born in 1962,

which British snooker player has the nickname "Whirlwind"?

-Ronnie O'Sullivan.

-Incorrect, Jimmy White.

In the UK, the junior branch of the Guide Association

for girls aged seven to ten...

-Brownies.

-Correct.

Keith, Arsenal beat which team to win the FA Cup in 2014?

-Wigan.

-It was Hull City.

Keith, the river Volga discharges into which inland sea?

-Black Sea.

-It's the Caspian.

Keith, the Palazzo Vecchio is located in which Italian city?

-Florence.

-It is.

Ryan, which Liverpudlian TV presenter had a UK number one single

with Anyone Who Had A Heart?

-Pass.

-Cilla Black. The ruins of Babylon

are found in which modern-day Middle Eastern country?

-Iran.

-It's Iraq.

Ryan, in the name of a famous school,

the acronym RADA stands for the Royal Academy of what?

-Music.

-Dramatic Arts.

Ryan, in 2007, burlesque dancer Dita Von Teese

divorced which gothic rock musician?

-Marilyn Manson.

-Correct.

Keith, Eid al-Fitr is a festival in which religion?

-Hebrew?

-It's Islam.

Keith, what colour traditionally symbolises the Dutch royal family?

-Orange.

-Correct.

Ryan, which element often used in fertilisers

has the chemical symbol K?

-Pass.

-Potassium.

Ryan, what is the first name of Kingsley Amis's writer son?

-Pass.

-It's Martin.

Ryan, Call Me Irresponsible and Crazy Love

have been top-five albums for which Canadian singer?

-Celine Dion.

-It's Michael Buble.

Ryan, which German city is home to the European Union Central Bank?

-Berlin.

-It's Frankfurt.

Ryan, what is the first name of the Queen's youngest grand-daughter?

-Zara.

-It's Louise.

Ryan, sheet, ball and fork are all types of which...

Oh, that was going to be lightning.

With 32 seconds left on his clock, Keith is today's winner.

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Well played, Keith.

Very strong performance.

Ryan, just ran away with you there, didn't it, at the end?

Thank you so much for playing, you've been terrific, but Keith,

Keith, our winner,

you have one final question, one final tribe to join.

We're going to give you £1,000, but £1,000-worth of what?

Before the show, we asked you the following -

would you like £1,000, Keith, to spend on food and drink

or £1,000 to spend in your local garden centre?

Are you a keen gardener?

-My wife's a keen gardener.

-Oh, is she?

Well, this is a very interesting decision to make, then, Keith.

-What are you going for?

-I'll take the garden vouchers.

Oh, you're a good man, you're a good man, Keith.

-APPLAUSE

-Congratulations, Keith,

winning today £1,000-worth of garden equipment.

Thank you so much for watching Two Tribes.

We will see you again next time.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE