Episode 18 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

is a member of a fan club.

Two of them only date attractive people.

But all of them are about to play the quiz that

puts their knowledge and their personalities to the test.

APPLAUSE

Good evening, everybody. Welcome to Two Tribes.

The quiz show where you never know whose side you are going to be on.

We have got seven contestants to play. Let's meet them.

APPLAUSE

I'm a delivery driver from London.

I'm a consumer care manager from Dewsbury in West Yorkshire.

I'm a retired property manager from sunny Doncaster in South Yorkshire.

I am a nurse trainer from Liverpool.

I am a school science instructor from Surrey.

I am a music student from Glasgow.

I am an actress and model from Chichester in West Sussex.

APPLAUSE

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

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

survey asking hundreds of questions about yourselves.

Some of them we can see up on the screen there.

In every round, we are 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:

Let's see you said yes to that and who said no.

Our Yes Tribe are Ritchie, Dominic and Rita.

And our No Tribe, Nicola, Graeme, Jim and Margy.

Please join your tribes.

So Ritchie, on our Yes Tribe.

-We have outed you very early in the show as a Eurovision fan. Always been a fan?

-Not always.

But Conchita Wurst was very, very good in her performance.

-Very good this year.

-That is what has turned you into a Eurovision fan?

-Sort of.

-All it took all along was a bearded lady to turn you into a fan.

-Dominic, always been a fan?

-Yes, actually.

I can remember having Eurovision parties and we would

always have a piece of paper saying guess who you think is going to win.

And I do remember the year Latvia won, getting it right.

All I won was a Mars bar, but I was so proud of that Mars bar.

Unbelievable story, Dominic.

LAUGHTER

-And Rita, an actress and a model?

-Yes.

Do you like the glamour of Eurovision?

Yes, and the costumes, very dodgy, though.

Do you remember the year somebody wore golden...

-I think they were knee-high platform boots?

-of course I remember that.

There's not a dodgy costume in Eurovision that

I don't remember, I assure you of that.

But our naysayers, our No Tribe, Nicola,

what's your problem with Eurovision? Bit of fun?

I have never been interested in it whatsoever.

-Have you ever accidentally caught some of it?

-Yes, I have.

And I must confess I have been to a Eurovision party myself,

but under duress.

Jim, not a fan?

Not now. I do recall... I go back as far as Sandie Shaw in black-and-white.

-That were OK, but not today's...

-You see the old days, there were only about ten countries in it,

-so we could win it.

-Exactly, we had a chance.

I tell you what, the break-up of the former Soviet Union

-and Yugoslavia has ruined Eurovision for us, hasn't it?

-Yes!

I know it has other geopolitical ramifications,

but the Eurovision thing is the main one.

I tell you what, we will start with our No Tribe. Here is how it will work.

No Tribe, I will give you 60 seconds' worth of questions.

Get one wrong, and I will pass the same question down the line.

If all four of you get the same question 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.

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

-Everybody ready on the No Tribe?

-Yes.

-Start the clock.

Nicola, St James's Park is the home ground

of which Premier League football team?

-Newcastle.

-Correct.

Graeme, Italian Amaretti biscuits are flavoured with which nut?

Almond.

Jim, the Wall Street Crash occurred in which decade of the 20th century?

'20s. Correct.

Margy, which former US vice-president presented

the global warming documentary film An Inconvenient Truth?

-Pass.

-Nicola?

-Pass.

-Graeme?

-Al Gore.

Correct. Jim, what type of insect lives in a formicary?

-Ants.

-Correct.

Margy, the musical Miss Saigon is set during which war?

-Pass.

-Nicola?

-The Vietnam War?

-Correct.

Graeme, which actor plays Dr Martin Ellingham

in the TV series Doc Martin?

-Martin Clunes.

-Correct.

Jim, James Dean's first major film role

was in an adaptation of which John Steinbeck novel?

-Giant?

-Incorrect.

Margy?

-Pass.

-Nicola?

-Pass.

-Graeme?

Rebel Without A Cause?

Ah...the answer was...

East of Eden was the right answer.

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

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe, the glitzy, glamorous tribe.

You know exactly what you have to do now.

Eight points will see you safe

and through to the next round immediately. OK?

The very best of luck to you, Ritchie, Dominic and Rita. Let's start the clock.

Ritchie, in 1992, who had a UK number one hit with

-I Will Always Love You?

-Pass.

-Dominic?

-Whitney Houston?

-Correct.

Rita, who was Prime Minister of Italy from 1922 to 43?

-Um... Mussolini.

-Correct.

Ritchie, the Queen celebrates her official birthday in which month?

-July.

-Incorrect. Dominic?

-June.

-Correct.

Rita, Dick King-Smith's novel The Sheep-Pig

was adapted into which 1995 Oscar-nominated film?

-Pass.

-Ritchie?

-Babe.

-Correct.

Dominic, which classic cocktail is made from vodka,

coffee liqueur and either cream or milk?

-Pass.

-Rita?

-Black Russian.

-Correct.

Ritchie, Johnny Marr and Morrissey were members of which 1980s band?

-The Smiths.

-Correct.

Dominic, the musical Mamma Mia is set in which European country?

-Greece.

-Correct. Rita, to win the round,

which English king was nicknamed the Lionheart?

-Richard.

-Richard I is the right answer.

Congratulations, Yes Tribe.

Who would have thought? Who would have thought a love of Eurovision would ever pay off?

But it has done. Yes Tribe, you are safely through to our next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

No Tribe.

I'm afraid your dislike of Azerbaijani folk singing has

done you ill. One of you is going to be going home.

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

If you buzz in with a correct answer, you're

safe, straight through to the next round.

If you buzz in with an incorrect answer, however,

you will be going straight home.

So very best of luck to all four of you.

According to a well-known adage, you should only eat oysters

when what letter is in the name of the month?

-BUZZER

-Margy?

-R.

Is the correct answer. Margy, you are safe, through to the next round.

Please join the others in the centre.

Nicola, Graeme, Jim. Here's your next question.

What name links the leader of North Korea

and the woman who married Kanye West...?

-BUZZER

-Graeme?

-Kim.

..and the woman who married Kanye West in 2014.

Kim is the right answer, Graeme. You are safe and through to the next round.

Nicola and Jim. One of you is about to get nul points

and will be leaving us straightaway. The other one will be safe.

And it is all down to this question.

In EastEnders, Bianca was known for screaming the name of which character...

-BUZZER

-Jim?

Rickaaaaay!

For screaming the name of which character, her first husband?

The answer was Ricky, Jim. You are safe and through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

-Nicola.

-Never mind.

-I am so sorry.

Nicola, it has been lovely to have you here

but for our other six, it is time to find our next two tribes.

Congratulations to the six of you. Well played, the Yes Tribe.

And Margy, didn't get a single question right in your round

but you got the important question right at the end, there.

Which is why you are with us. So we started with Eurovision.

Those were our two tribes. Where are we going next? Something highbrow? Let's take a look.

Before the show, we ask you the following:

Something even less highbrow than Eurovision.

That was the question we asked.

-Margy, do you own a onesie?

-I have got two!

LAUGHTER

Hold on, that's a twosie!

OK, let's find out who else is going to join you on that Yes Tribe.

Our Yes Tribe is Margy, Graeme, and Dominic.

And our No Tribe are Jim, Ritchie and Rita.

Please join your tribes.

Dominic, quite often on the show, we find out about the deeper things

in life, we find out about people's loves, we find out about

what they think about the world, their politics, their childhood.

All we have found out so far about you is you like Eurovision, and you own a onesie.

-I'm so sorry, because I'm sure you are deeper than that.

-Meh...

-Describe your onesie to us?

-I have actually got two.

My dad gave me them just because living in Glasgow,

it gets very cold. They are basically...

they're basic onesies, with a nice kind of stripy zigzaggy pattern on them.

-I like them.

-OK. So you don't dress up as a hippopotamus, or anything?

-Oh, no.

-Because that would be silly!

-Now you're talking!

-Margy, do you dress up as a hippopotamus?

-It has been known.

Why is one onesie not enough for people?

Well, I bought one myself and my daughter bought me one for Christmas.

-So I have one for the day, and one for the night.

-Graeme.

-Hi.

-Do you have an unusual onesie or just a regular onesie?

-I can't describe it to you, Richard,

because it is a secret onesie.

-It's as yet unrevealed to my family.

-Oh...

Every Boxing Day, we have a family tradition that it is a pyjama day.

-Got you.

-I have already bought mine for Christmas.

-Really?

-A secret onesie?

-As yet, no-one in the family has seen it.

So if I told you, I'd have to kill you, which would make bad television.

With respect, it'd be bad for me, but it'd make great television.

And our No Tribe, no onesies over here?

Jim, any other fashion disasters...

I'm not saying onesies are fashion disasters. I wouldn't say that.

No, but I used to wear loon pants, if you can remember them.

I do remember them. We've seen your trousers, you're nicely dressed.

-I'm more sensible now.

-And Rita, you're a model as well as an actress.

Have you ever had to model a onesie?

No. I have had to act in a onesie.

It was kind of flesh coloured with little bits of black fur

stuck all over it.

Are you sure it was a onesie and you weren't in lion costume?

Cos that is different.

We will start with our No Tribe, 60 seconds' worth of questions.

Give me an incorrect question and I'll pass it down the line.

If you all give me an incorrect answer to the same question, your time ends immediately.

At the end of the round, somebody in the losing tribe will go home.

So make sure you're on the winning tribe. Simple as that.

Start the clock. Jim,

which marzipan covered cake has a pink and yellow pattern when sliced?

-Neapolitan.

-Neapolitan roll or Battenberg.

The Phantom of the Opera is set in which European city?

-Paris.

-Correct.

Rita, which Welsh actress married the actor Michael Douglas in 2000?

-Pass.

-Jim.

-Catherine Zeta Jones.

-Correct.

-Taunton is in which UK County?

-Devon.

-Incorrect. Rita.

-Somerset.

-Correct.

Jim, a person born on New Year's Eve would have which star sign?

Ohhh, Aquarius.

Incorrect.

-Ritchie.

-Pass.

-Incorrect. Rita.

To save your tribe...

-Capricorn.

-Is the right answer.

Jim, who directed the 1971 film a Clockwork Orange?

-Erm... Kubrick.

-Ritchie.

Which bird was the middle name of the famous

Antarctic explorer Captain Robert Scott?

-Falcon.

-Correct.

Rita. Brian Cranston played Walter White in which US television series?

-Pass.

-Jim.

-Can you repeat it?

Mike Cranston played Walter White in which US television series?

-All In The Family.

-Incorrect.

-Ritchie.

-Ironsides.

Ohhhh, the answer to that one was Breaking Bad.

But No Tribe, you scored seven points.

Seven points to beat, Yes Tribe.

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

Start the clock. Graeme, what was

the highest-grossing film worldwide in the 1990s?

-Titanic.

-Correct. Margy.

The River Tiber flows through which European capital city?

-Pass.

-Dominic.

-Rome.

-Correct.

Graeme, which South African born star of 19 Carry On films

had a trademark dirty laugh?

-Sid James.

-Correct.

Golden poison dart is a highly venomous type of which amphibian?

-Snake.

-Incorrect.

-Frog.

-Right answer.

Graeme, which Royal was created

Earl of Inverness upon his marriage in 1986?

-Pass.

-Margy?

-Prince Charles.

-Incorrect.

-Prince Andrew.

Well played, Dominic. It is.

Andre Young is the real name of which US rapper?

-Andre

-3000? Incorrect. Margy.

-Tinie Tempah.

-Incorrect. Dominic, to save your team.

-Will.i.am?

-Incorrect, I'm afraid.

The answer to that, Andre Young is Dr Dre.

Yes!

Yes Tribe, you scored five points.

So, No Tribe, not only do you not have to dress in onesies,

you're also safely through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

So Graeme, Margy, Dominic, wrong tribe, wrong time and one of you

is going to have to leave us.

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

Buzz and give me the correct answer and you're safely through.

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

Best of luck, all three of you. First question.

The eastern European soup borscht is typically flavoured with

which vegetable which gives it its characteristic red colour?

-Dominic.

-Beetroot.

Correct answer. You're safely through.

Take your place in the centre.

So, Graeme, Margy,

it's down to this one question.

In 2013, which footballer transferred to Real Madrid for a world...

-Graeme.

-Gareth Bale.

..for a world record fee, and with Gareth Bale, Graeme,

congratulations, you're safely through.

-Margy.

-I knew that one.

Come on, Graham, she knew it.

-I'll go home, then.

-Nice try, Margy.

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

At least you get to go home. You can just slip on your night onesie.

Thank you so much for playing.

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

Congratulations to the five of you.

Ritchie and Rita, been on the winning tribe both times.

Very impressive - will you be on the same tribe again?

Only one way to find out.

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

So, Rita, you have been on two wining tribes in a row.

-Which will you be on this time?

-I'm a Yes.

-You're a Yes for this.

We'll find out more later. Let's see who's in your team.

Let's see if it's Ritchie.

The Yes Tribe is Rita...

..and Jim.

And our No Tribe is Graeme, Ritchie and Dominic.

Please join your tribes.

Jim and Rita, our Yes Tribe, thank you so much -

finally bringing some class to the show.

It's been all Eurovision and onesies so far,

but now, we have two multilingual people here.

Jim, I'm presuming one of your linguals is English.

Oui.

And the other one?

A bit of Italian, bit of French, bit of German, but...bits.

Rita, you speak another language?

A bit of French, a bit of Swedish.

A bit of Swedish.

Now, our No Tribe - Graeme, any good at languages?

Or just not for you at all?

I tried, when I went on holiday to Menorca,

to pick up some of the language.

Went to the bar to order two beers

and asked for two toilets, because...

-LAUGHTER.

-"Dos cervezas" and "dos servicios."

-I was a bit squiffy, so...

-No kidding.

Especially after drinking two toilets, that's...

Wasn't helping anyone.

-Ritchie?

-I think probably double Dutch is the best I can do.

That's what most people say I talk.

-Dominic?

-The only French sentence that I know - I will never forget -

is "Dans ma maison, il y a une salle de bain avec une douche",

which is, "In my house, there is a bathroom with a shower",

the reason being our French teacher taught us it through hand actions,

stuff like that, so it was...

"Dans ma maison,

"il y a une salle de bain

"avec une douche."

If anyone's watching with the sound down,

they'll wonder what you were just doing.

We'll start with our No Tribe -

we'll give you 60 seconds' worth of questions.

Get one wrong, I pass it down the line.

All three of you get the same question wrong,

your 60 seconds will end immediately.

Don't forget, the winning tribe in this round

will go straight through to our final four.

Very best of luck.

Start the clock. Graeme,

which duo provided the soundtrack to the 1967 film The Graduate?

Um...Simon and Garfunkel.

Ritchie, Lime Street is the main railway station

in which UK city?

Manchester.

Incorrect. Dominic?

Liverpool.

Graeme, in the title of a famous Irving Berlin musical,

who was told to "get your gun"?

Annie.

Ritchie, which top-flight Spanish football team

is nicknamed "Los Blancos"?

Uh, Real Madrid.

Dominic, wakame, dulse and nori

are edible varieties of which algae?

Seaweed?

Graeme, in which city is the world's tallest building?

Dubai?

Ritchie, which British scientist is credited as the inventor

of the world wide web?

Tim Berners-Lee.

Dominic, the famous American actor born Nicolas Coppola

is better known by what name?

-Pass.

-Graeme?

Nicolas Cage.

Ritchie, long-eared and pipistrelle are types of what flying mammal?

Bat.

Dominic, the 2013 film Rush details James Hunt's rivalry

with which Formula 1 driver?

-Pass.

-Graeme?

-Niki Lauda.

Correct, Graeme, and at the end of that round, No Tribe,

you scored 10 points.

Goodness me, Yes Tribe. You've got to score 11 points.

Onze points.

-That's French.

-Bravo.

Elf points. That's German...

They've just told you through your earpiece, haven't they?

How DARE you!

J'accuse! J'accuse, j'accuse.

Jim and Rita, you've got to score 11 points here

to go straight through to our final four. A tough task.

Very, very best of luck, Jim and Rita.

Start the clock. Jim,

in civil engineering, beam, cantilever and suspension

are three types of...?

Bridges.

Rita, the Atlas Mountains are on which continent?

Africa.

Jim, in which century did the USA purchase Alaska from Russia?

19th.

Rita, Poppy, Daisy, Petal and Buddy

are the children of which TV chef?

-Pass.

-Jim.

Um...

-What's his name?

-To save your tribe.

Pass.

Oh! Poppy, Daisy, Petal and Buddy are the children of...No Tribe?

ALL: Jamie Oliver.

Jamie Oliver is the answer.

You scored three points, Yes Tribe.

Tough when there's two of you.

So, our No Team, just by the fact you've never bothered to learn

any other languages, you're through to our final four -

take your place in the centre.

Jim and Rita, one of you will be going through to our final four,

but one of you, I'm afraid, is going home.

You were on the wrong tribe at the wrong time.

I'll ask you a question on the buzzer.

Buzz in and give me a correct answer,

you'll be through to the final four.

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

-Jim, Rita, both ready?

-Mm-hm.

-Here is your question.

Also a dormant volcano,

what is the highest mountain in Japan?

-BUZZER

-Jim?

Fujiyama.

..is the correct answer - Mount Fuji or Fujiyama.

Jim, you are safely through to the next round, well played.

Please take your place in the centre.

Rita - quel dommage!

Quelle horreur!

-Je suis desolee.

-That's all I've got -

that sounded better than what I said.

You've been great fun to have on the show.

-I'm sure there was an awful lot more we could have found out about you. Am I right?

-Yes.

Yeah, you seem like the type.

It's been such a pleasure having you here.

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

So, our final four, our final four - the four gentlemen, as well.

You've seen off the ladies on today's show,

just the gentlemen left.

Ritchie, every single time, you've been on the winning tribe.

Are you going to continue that run?

The final four is when things change.

It's always two-vs-two, but at the end of this round,

one tribe will go straight through to the final.

The others will be going home immediately.

No second chances any more.

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

How apt. I love the fact there's going to be a No Tribe here, that'll be a lot of fun.

Let's see who is on our No Tribe. Our No Tribe is...

Graeme and Jim.

So our Yes Tribe, Ritchie and Dominic.

Please join your tribes.

OK, so our No Tribe, "I cope well under stress - No",

Graeme and Jim, what were you thinking

applying to be on this show?

It's quite stressful, isn't it?

I had to make a decision, and I couldn't decide, so I just did it.

That's kind of...stress doesn't help.

Jim, you find life stressful at times.

I have a heart problem too, so...not really good, is it?

LAUGHTER

You're going to love this round(!)

Our Yes Tribe, cool as cucumbers.

-You welcome stress.

-I don't say I welcome stress,

just, when it happens, I'm like, "OK...I can work with this."

Now, this round is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly

will go through to today's final.

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

Best of luck to both tribes.

How many versions of Do They Know It's Christmas?

have reached Number 1...?

-BUZZER

-Graeme?

Three.

..have reached Number 1 in the UK Singles Chart?

Three is the correct answer, Graeme. Very well played.

1-0 to the No Tribe.

In Blackadder Goes Forth,

which character offers to cook rat that's been run over...?

-BUZZER

-Jim?

Baldrick.

..rat that's been run over by a van?

The answer is Baldrick. Well played, Jim.

2-0 to the No Tribe. First tribe to five

will be going through to play in our final.

What name is generally given

to the charter of English liberties granted by...?

-BUZZER

-Graeme?

Magna Carta.

..granted by King John in 1215?

Magna Carta is the correct answer.

3-0 to the No Tribe.

Now would be a good time to start a comeback, I would suggest.

All right.

The Hagia Sophia, a former Byzantine church and later a mosque,

is in which Turkish city?

-BUZZER

-Jim?

Istanbul.

Jim, that's the correct answer.

4-0.

Yes Tribe, coping well under stress - you have nil.

No Tribe, go to pieces whenever you're put under pressure -

say, under bright lights - you have four.

You are one question away from our final.

Yes Tribe, you could be one question away from going home.

Everybody ready?

Good luck to you all.

The title of which Johnny Cash song

is also the name for the seismic belt around the Pacific...?

-BUZZER

-Graeme?

Ring of Fire?

..the seismic belt around the Pacific Rim?

Ring of Fire is correct - 5-0 to the No Tribe!

Goodness me!

Graeme and Jim, very, very well played.

Ritchie, Dominic, you played terrifically throughout.

Ritchie, it's the first time you've been on a losing tribe.

If I want to do something, I have to do it properly. I think that was properly.

It really, really was.

I thought you both coped admirably throughout.

Didn't see a bead of sweat, despite the fact

you were being absolutely slaughtered.

Thank you so much for playing.

But Graeme and Jim, you're through to play today's final.

Graeme and Jim, congratulations.

That was a phenomenal performance in the final four,

terrific stuff from both of you.

We split you into your very own tribes, now.

This time, it's Graeme versus Jim.

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

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

Our first question - just our first question -

will be on the buzzer.

If you buzz in and give me a correct answer,

it will start your opponent's clock ticking down.

It will keep ticking down until they give me a correct answer,

then your clock will start ticking down.

Your challenge is to force your opponent's clock

all the way down to zero.

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

For the final time today,

Graeme and Jim, let's play Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE

OK, so just this first question on the buzzer.

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

Which well-known US talk show host formerly served as mayor of Cincinnati?

-BUZZER

-Graeme?

Jerry Springer

Correct. That means, Jim, as soon as I start the next question,

your clock will start ticking down.

Jim, how many millimetres are there in one centimetre?

Ten.

Graeme, what name links a male honey bee and a pilotless aircraft?

Drone.

Jim, which male actor played Dorothy Michaels

in the 1982 film Tootsie?

Uh...Dustin Hoffman.

Graeme, in which Scandinavian country

did the cheese Jarlsberg originate?

Sweden.

Norway.

Graeme, in the human body, what is the medical name for the windpipe?

Uh...trachea?

Jim, Ricky Wilson is the frontman of which British indie band?

Uh...Kaiser Chiefs.

Graeme, who wrote the nonsense poem The Owl And The Pussycat?

Pass.

Edward Lear. Graeme, Mozart was born in which modern-day country?

Vienna...uh, Salzburg.

It was Austria, I'm afraid.

Graeme, which famous jazz singer was nicknamed Lady Day?

Billie Holiday.

Jim, which country's flag has three, equal vertical bands

of black, yellow and red?

Germany.

Belgium.

Jim, in astronomy, a supernova is the catastrophic explosion of what?

A sun or a star.

Correct - stop the clock.

Let's stop the clock for a second and look at where we are.

Jim, you have 36 seconds left on your clock.

Graeme, 33 seconds left on your clock.

This is anyone's final. Terrific work from both of you gents.

Graeme, as soon as I start the next question,

your clock will start ticking down again.

Graeme, Karl Marx is buried in which London cemetery?

Pass.

Highgate. What colour is a standard UK second-class stamp?

Red.

Blue. Grimes is the surname of which twin duo

who featured on the X Factor in 2009?

Pass.

Jedward. What is the smallest prime number?

One.

It's two. Which actor played Muhammad Ali

in the 2001 film Ali?

Will Smith.

Jim, Pavarotti, Domingo and Carreras

were collectively known by what name?

The Three Tenors.

Graeme, what is the chemical name for common salt?

Sodium.

Sodium chloride. In the film Finding Nemo,

what type of fish is Nemo?

Clownfish.

Jim, which actress played Patsy in the sitcom Absolutely Fabulous?

Um...pass.

Joanna Lumley. Which Mel Brooks musical featured the song

Springtime for Hitler?

The Producers.

Graeme, which former peanut farmer

succeeded Gerald Ford as US president?

The answer was Jimmy Carter.

With 21 seconds left on his clock, our winner today is Jim!

APPLAUSE

Well played, Jim. Graeme, unlucky.

I hope you enjoyed yourself, you've been terrific fun.

We've found an awful lot about you. Almost too much, sometimes.

Jim, terrific work.

As you know, you've got one final task,

one final question to answer, one final tribe to join.

Going to give you £1,000 to spend on something.

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

We give you £1,000 to spend in a home store

or £1,000 to spend on books.

You a book lover?

I am, but my wife's instructed me that we need new carpets, so...

So what are you going for?

I'll go for the home store.

£1,000 on homewares, there, for Jim.

Thanks for joining us on Two Tribes. We'll see you again next time.