Episode 19 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 stood someone up on a date...

two of them have had a spray tan.

But all of them are about to play

the quiz that puts their knowledge AND their personalities to the test.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Good evening, everybody, 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.

APPLAUSE

I'm Ross and I'm a managing director from West Sussex.

I'm Sharon, a social worker from Birmingham.

I'm Fraser, I'm a hotel receptionist from Rochdale in Lancashire.

I'm Barry, I'm a retail manager from Manchester.

I'm Sarah, I'm an education studies graduate from Nottingham.

I'm Joan, a retired admin assistant from the Wirral.

I'm Warren, I'm a Royal Navy helicopter pilot

from Limavady in Northern Ireland.

APPLAUSE

Very, very solid introductions, all seven of you,

though slightly shown up by Warren right at the end.

He goes, "Oh, me? I'm just a Royal Navy helicopter pilot.

"It's not even something to worry about."

It's lovely to have you all here.

Now, before the show, all seven of you completed our survey,

answering questions about yourselves.

There's some of them on the screen.

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 questions.

Both tribes then face a series of general knowledge questions.

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

And one of you will be walking away with a rather nice prize.

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

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

Who said yes to that, who said no? Let's find out. Our Yes Tribe is...

Ross, Sharon, Joan and super helicopter pilot Warren.

Our No Tribe is Fraser, Barry and Sarah.

-Everyone, join your tribes.

-APPLAUSE

So, our Yes Tribe, they eat their five a day.

Our No Tribe, who I have to say I have some sympathy with,

they don't quite manage it.

Barry, they say now we're supposed to eat seven a day.

If it's biscuits, I can do it. But not everything else.

I don't think that's what they're recommending.

-I've got to keep this figure up.

-You're a fine figure of a man.

-Sarah?

-I've been a student for the past three years,

so I can't really afford it.

AUDIENCE: Awww!

I think you can afford, like, carrots, surely?

-Not so much.

-I think five a day is difficult.

Lots of people say they eat five a day, don't they?

But they lie. And talking of such people...

our Yes Tribe. Ross, you eat five a day?

I do indeed, if not seven a day.

I work in the fitness industry, so I have to lead by example.

Oh, he makes you sick, doesn't he?

You're looking very good on it, Ross, I must say.

-Sharon, five a day?

-Definitely.

-How do you manage to do that?

I have fruit with breakfast, usually bananas and maybe some strawberry.

Lunchtime, I'll have a really good salad and more fruit.

And tea, I just eat vegetables.

And on the end there, obviously - obviously! - Warren.

-You probably eat 30 a day.

-Not quite.

-I presume you have to keep fit.

-You do. It's expected.

You've got the fitness test to pass,

but on a little bit of a health kick at the minute,

so very much part of the diet, as it were.

OK, well, Yes Tribe and No Tribe, here's how it's going to work.

I'll give you 60 seconds' worth of questions

to score as many points as you can.

If you get a question wrong, I pass the same question down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong,

your 60 seconds will end immediately.

The winning tribe at the end of this round will be safe

and through to the next round.

If you're on the losing tribe, you are in trouble.

Make sure you're on the winning tribe.

We'll start with the Yes Tribe. Ross, we start with you.

-Everybody ready?

-ALL: Yep.

-OK. Start the clock.

Ross, Eric Blair wrote the novel Animal Farm under what pseudonym?

-Pass.

-Sharon?

-George Orwell.

-Correct.

Joan, the famous statue of Christ the Redeemer

overlooks which Brazilian city?

-Rio.

-Correct.

Warren, which Britpop band released the 1995 album Different Class?

-Pulp.

-Correct.

Ross, who was the original presenter of MasterChef when it began in 1990?

-Pass.

-Sharon?

-Loyd Grossman.

-Correct.

Joan, in 2014, Peter Moores was re-appointed

head coach of the England team in which sport?

-Football?

-Incorrect. Warren?

-Tennis.

-Incorrect. Ross?

-Cricket.

-Right.

Sharon, which animal has a name

derived from the Spanish meaning "little armoured one"?

-Tortoise.

-Incorrect. Joan?

-Pass.

-Warren?

-Aardvark.

-Incorrect. Ross, to save your tribe.

Turtle?

The little armoured one in Spanish. Anyone on the No Team?

-ALL: Armadillo.

-Armadillo!

You see? That's what you get from not eating any fruit and veg.

They ALL knew it.

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

-Five points.

-APPLAUSE

Very appropriate you scored five points, as well.

There's your five a day right there.

No Tribe, if you score six points, you're going to be safe

and through to the next round. OK?

Very, very best of luck to you. Everybody ready?

Fraser, we will start with you. Start the clock.

Fraser, the song Eye Of The Tiger

is closely associated with which boxing film series?

-Rocky.

-Correct.

Barry, diamond and graphite are different forms of which element?

-Carbon.

-They are.

Sarah, the sitcom Fawlty Towers was set in which seaside town?

-Brighton?

-Incorrect. Fraser?

-Torquay.

-Correct.

Barry, how many milligrams are in one gram?

-Ten.

-Incorrect. Sarah?

-100.

-Incorrect. Fraser?

-1,000.

-There are, yeah.

Barry, what was the name of the first satellite

launched into orbit by the USSR in 1957?

-Sputnik.

-Correct.

To win, Sarah, in Formula One,

the Chinese Grand Prix is held in which city?

-Pass.

-Fraser?

-Shanghai.

-Is the correct answer, Fraser!

-Six points to the No Tribe.

-APPLAUSE

No Tribe, you've won, you are safe, you're through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe, turns out fruit and veg are bad for you.

One of you will be leaving us, and this is how we're going to do it.

You've all got buzzers in front of you.

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

If you buzz in and get one right, you are through,

you will join our friends here in the centre.

Buzz in and get one wrong, though, you'll be going straight home.

Very best of luck. Here's your first question.

When listed alphabetically, which day of the week comes first?

-Ross?

-Monday.

Ross, it's not Monday, I'm afraid. The answer is Friday.

That means, Sharon, Joan and Warren, you are all safe,

all through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Ross, do you know what? Everybody else was too chicken to go for it.

You were the only one to go for it.

You're also the only person of our seven who, when we asked

"Would you consider plastic surgery?" you said yes.

The only one.

But that's all we're going to find out about you now, Ross. Thank you.

It's been lovely having you here,

but for our other six, let's find our next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

Congratulations to the six of you. Very well played.

Particular congratulations to Sarah. You were on a good tribe there,

-because you didn't get any questions right at all.

-I know!

But you still managed to join us here.

In fact, every single time you were saved by Fraser.

Every time. Well done, Fraser. You may not be in the same tribe now,

because of course, new round, new tribes.

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

"I believe in ghosts." Sarah, what tribe are you on here?

-Definitely a yes.

-You're a yes. We shall discuss this in a moment.

I presume you'd like to take Fraser with you.

-Yes, please.

-Well, we'll see.

The Yes Tribe, the people who said yes to the question

"I believe in ghosts", are...

Sarah...

-Joan and Fraser.

-SARAH:

-Whoa!

And the people who said no to that question, our No Tribe,

are Sharon, Barry and Warren.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

-APPLAUSE

So, Yes Tribe, our ghost believers.

Sarah, you sounded like you really, really, really believe in ghosts.

There has to be something, surely. I've seen things move.

Yeah, hey, we've all seen things move.

But you just think conceptually there must be.

Well, you've certainly got a guardian angel, and that's Fraser.

Fraser, you believe in ghosts?

Well, there's a pub near us which is supposed to be haunted,

and one night I was in

and all the menus got blown straight off the tables, so yeah.

I literally stopped listening to the story as soon as you said "pub".

-Joan, you believe in ghosts?

-I do.

And have you ever encountered a ghost or a ghostly presence?

I haven't, no, but I would like to.

I worry about the maths of ghosts.

I'm going to be honest with you. Billions of people have died.

Where are they all? We'd be overrun with them.

The No Tribe. Sharon, not for you.

I'm a definite glass pusher on a Ouija board, really.

-So, again, you believe in things moving.

-No. I do it myself.

-Exactly.

-Barry?

-Richard, I think I was in the same pub with Fraser.

What happened was somebody opened the door.

-Warren, are there ghosts?

-There are no ghosts.

However, leprechauns and pots of gold...!

That, Warren, is a whole other round, I think.

I think we'll start with our No Tribe this time, our sceptics,

our non-believers.

There's people at home arguing now about whether ghosts exist.

Stop arguing about ghosts and watch this, OK?

No Tribe, I'm going to give you 60 seconds' worth of questions.

Get one wrong, I pass that question down the line.

If you all get the question wrong,

-your 60 seconds end immediately. Everybody ready?

-ALL: Yeah.

OK, best of luck to all three of you. Start the clock.

Sharon, which famous Scandinavian pop group

took their name from the first initials of its four members?

-ABBA.

-Correct.

Barry, which well-known bridge links San Francisco to Marin County?

-The Golden Gate Bridge.

-Correct.

Warren, in which decade were O levels replaced by GCSEs?

-'80s.

-Correct.

Sharon, the mandible is a scientific name for which part of the body?

-Jaw.

-It is.

The name of what dessert translates into English as "burnt cream"?

-Creme brulee.

-Correct.

In Roald Dahl's Charlie And The Chocolate Factory,

what was Charlie's surname?

-Pass.

-Sharon?

-Bucket.

-It was.

In which year did England last host the European Football Championships?

-1996.

-Correct.

Warren, which '50s Hollywood star

is the father of actress Jamie Lee Curtis?

-Pass.

-Sharon?

-Tony Curtis.

-Correct.

Barry, which French electronic duo

provided the soundtrack to the film Tron: Legacy?

-Erm, pass.

-Warren?

-Daft Punk.

-Correct.

Sharon, in 2000, who became the first British boxer

to receive a knighthood?

-Sorry.

-The answer to that one was Henry Cooper. Sir Henry Cooper.

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

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe, you have nine points to beat.

Ten points will see you safe and sound and into the next round.

-You all ready?

-Yes.

Very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Fraser, now run by the Kennel Club,

which dog show was first held in 1891?

-Crufts.

-Correct.

Sarah, the Vatican City is an enclave of which other city?

-Rome.

-Correct.

Joan, represented by a ram,

what is traditionally the first sign of the zodiac?

-Libra?

-Incorrect. Fraser.

-Aries.

-Right.

The Sharks and Jets are rival gangs in which Leonard Bernstein musical?

-West Side Story.

-Correct.

Joan, traditionally, how many lines make up a limerick?

-Two?

-Incorrect. Fraser?

-Five.

-Correct!

Sarah, the Galapagos Islands

are governed by which South American country?

-Er, Brazil.

-Incorrect. Joan?

-Rio?

-Incorrect.

Fraser, to save your tribe?

-Ecuador.

-Is the right answer.

Sarah, which band released the 1997 album OK Computer?

-Erm, Pet Shop Boys.

-Incorrect. Joan?

-Pass.

-Fraser?

-Radiohead.

-Is the right answer.

Sarah, at the 2014 Winter Olympics,

who won gold for Team GB in the women's skeleton?

-Erm, Shelley Rudman?

-Incorrect. Joan?

Pass.

At the end of that round, despite Fraser's best efforts,

the Yes Tribe, you scored seven points.

APPLAUSE

No Tribe, you don't believe in ghosts, you're the winning tribe.

You are through to the next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe, one of you will be leaving us right now, I'm afraid.

Give me a correct answer, you're through to the next round.

Buzz in and give me an incorrect answer, like Ross did,

you'll be going straight home.

OK, very best of luck to all three of you. Here's your first question.

In Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet, what is Juliet's surname?

-Sarah.

-Capulet.

It's Capulet, Sarah. Very well played.

You are safe and through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Fraser, Joan, it's all on this one question.

One of you is about to leave us.

What colour is the Teletubby Laa-Laa?

-Joan?

-Yellow.

It's the right answer, Joan. You are through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Join the others in the centre, please.

-Fraser...

-Yeah!

-Fraser, sometimes life, I'm going to say, is not fair.

-No.

-You got every single question we asked you today correct.

But I didn't know the colour of a Teletubby.

Who knew that would be your downfall?

Fraser, thank you for playing.

And for the other five, let's find our next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

Congratulations to our Famous Five.

Particular congratulations to Barry, been on both winning tribes.

It shows the benefits of not eating five a day or believing in ghosts.

But we're going to find some brand-new tribes now.

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

"I'm grumpy in the morning." Barry, are you grumpy in the morning?

No, never, Richard. Never grumpy.

Even without raspberries, strawberries, blueberries and blackberries?

-Yeah.

-You're still happy.

I know there's a biscuit downstairs.

The secret to not being grumpy - there's always a biscuit somewhere.

OK, well, let's find out who our tribes are. Our No Tribe is...

Barry, and you are joined by...

Joan. And that means our Yes Tribe is Sharon, Sarah and Warren.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

-APPLAUSE

So, No Tribe, who are not grumpy in the morning,

happy in the morning, Barry been on two winning tribes,

with Joan, who's been on two losing tribes,

-so something's got to give now.

-Sorry!

-Joan, you happy in the morning?

-Very. Never wake up grumpy, never.

-Why do you think that is?

-I don't know, I'm just a happy person.

So it's either nothing at all or it's biscuits. One or the other.

Biscuits, everybody. Biscuits, Warren. You grumpy in the morning?

I am, yeah. Very much so. I'm a bit of a dreamer.

I enjoy a lie-in, so getting rudely awakened by the alarm clock

or my wife is, yeah, quite upsetting.

-Sarah, not a morning person?

-No!

Getting up before nine o'clock is hard.

People just don't talk to me before nine o'clock.

-Sharon, do you like a lie-in?

-Oh, I love a lie-in.

All day I would stay in bed. All day.

Roughly when do you kick in in a day, Sharon,

roughly what time do you get non-grumpy?

-Drinks time.

-Ah.

I always think that's roughly when Pointless starts, about 5.15.

Well, we will start with our Yes Tribe. Everybody ready?

-Mm-hm.

-Start the clock.

Sharon, in 1989, a glass pyramid was opened as the entrance hall

of which art museum in Paris?

-Louvre.

-Correct.

At which monument in Wiltshire

do people traditionally celebrate the summer solstice?

-Stonehenge.

-Correct.

Warren, intelligence officer George Smiley appears in novels

by which British author?

-Pass.

-Sharon?

-Frederick Forsyth?

-Incorrect. Sarah, to save your tribe.

Intelligence officer George Smiley appears in novels

by which British author?

-Ian Rankin?

-It's not Ian Rankin.

It's one of the greatest British authors of all. It's John le Carre.

John le Carre, I'm afraid.

And at the end of that, if you give me a moment to tot up, you scored...

-All right...

-Two points. Two points, Yes Tribe.

APPLAUSE

Would you have got John le Carre on the No Tribe?

-Yeah, I might have guessed that one.

-I wouldn't have done.

That's the secret of being happy, is always be honest.

Always be honest. I would have lied through my teeth there, Joan.

So, two points to beat. That's all you've got to do.

Three points will see both of you through to our final four.

-Right, No Tribe, are you ready?

-Yep.

-Start the clock.

Barry, who wrote and illustrated The Tale Of Peter Rabbit?

-Beatrix Potter.

-Correct.

Joan, in a famous speech,

who described 1992 as an annus horribilis?

-The Queen.

-Correct.

Barry, to win, what name was given

to the first supersonic passenger aeroplane?

-Concorde.

-Is the right answer.

APPLAUSE

Just like that!

Just like that. Three points, 15 seconds all you took.

Barry, you are unstoppable!

Joan, you are newly unstoppable, which is great. You are both safe.

-Yay!

-You are both through. Yay!

You're both through to our final four.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe, you are grumpy in the morning,

you're a little bit grumpy now, as well,

because one of you is going to be leaving us before our final four.

Sharon, Sarah and Warren,

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

Buzz in and give me a correct answer, you're safely through.

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

Best of luck to all three of you. Here's your first question.

In rugby union's Six Nations championship,

France, Italy and which other team traditionally play in blue shirts?

-Sarah?

-Scotland.

Saved yourself again. Scotland. You're through to our final four.

-Take your place in the centre.

-APPLAUSE

Sharon, super helicopter pilot Warren,

one of you is about to go home.

You'll probably get different transport, but one of you is going.

Best of luck to both of you.

Played four times by Harrison Ford, which film character was...

-Warren?

-Indiana Jones.

..was afraid of snakes? It was Indiana Jones.

Warren, you're safely through. Take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

-Sharon, I am so sorry.

-Not quick enough.

You can't beat the helicopter pilot, can you?

You took your hands away from the buzzer.

You weren't even trying. It does you enormous credit.

I'm sorry you're grumpy in the morning and I'm sorry it's cost you.

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

APPLAUSE

And we are down to our final four.

This, of course, is where things change, OK?

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

the winning tribe will both be going through to play in our final.

The losing tribe will be going home with nothing.

And there are no second chances any more.

OK? Let's see how we're going to split you.

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

"I correct people's grammar."

I'm just checking that that apostrophe is in the right place.

Yeah. I think this is going to be a terrifying round for me.

Literally, I've got to watch every single thing that I say.

WHICH I say.

I'm going to have to watch everything that which I say.

Barry, winning tribe each time.

Where are you on this one? Do you correct people's grammar?

-I do, Richard.

-Oh, Barry!

-Usually written...

If it's written it needs to be right.

There's no point writing if it's not right.

There's no point writing if it's not right. You're quite right.

-With a W and an R!

-Yeah. Oh, this is a minefield, isn't it?

If you could choose a partner, who would you choose for this one?

Anybody. Anybody, cos the things I don't know

I'm sure these will all know.

I hear ya.

Well, I can tell you, our Yes Tribe, our correctors of grammar,

-it's Barry...and it's Warren.

-A FEW GROANS FROM AUDIENCE

And so our No Tribe, it's Sarah and it's Joan.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

-APPLAUSE

Warren, did you hear that little groan?

You've been such a hero to everyone in the audience

because of your derring-do and your helicopter pilots.

As soon as they found out you corrected people's grammar,

a few little sharp intakes of breath.

But you've got to be exacting in your job?

Yeah, it's very much part and parcel. When I'm not flying,

-I'm writing reports.

-And it's got to be right.

-Exactly.

Barry, what form does your correcting take?

I write pantomime scripts, so everyone picks me up

if I do it wrong, so I'm looking out to get my own back.

-Sarah, you're a student, I believe.

-Yes.

-What do you study?

Education studies.

OK... And does that entail teaching people things?

It's learning about the theory behind teaching.

-But grammar? Agh!

-Definitely!

-Who is even need it?

-I know.

-Am I right?

I would have thought, Joan, that you would correct grammar. No?

I'd probably get it wrong myself!

You know, when people correct grammar and they get it wrong,

then they're in real trouble.

I have sympathy with both tribes here. I hope you do at home as well.

This round, it's all on the buzzers.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly

will be going through to today's final.

For the losing tribe, it is game over immediately.

All four of you happy?

Good luck to you all. Fingers on buzzers. Here's your first question.

In 1960, the Daily Mirror TV critic predicted

that which programme was doomed from the outset?

-Barry?

-Coronation Street.

Is the right answer. Well played. 1-0.

Wishy Washy and Widow Twankey are traditionally...

-Barry?

-Aladdin.

..in which pantomime? It is Aladdin. We were just talking about it.

2-0 now to the Yes Tribe. Come on, No Tribe, you can do it.

Greg James and Fearne Cotton are presenters on which...

-Warren?

-Radio 1.

..on which national radio station? It is Radio 1.

-You knew that one, Sarah.

-Yes.

You've been so good on the buzzer throughout the show.

-Too slow.

-3-0 now to the Yes Tribe.

Which female writer's famous Book Of Household Management

was published in 18...

-Barry?

-Mrs Beeton.

..in 1861? Mrs Beeton's Book Of Household Management. Yes.

-It's 4-0.

-I knew that one as well!

You can still do it, though. You can still do it.

It'd take something spectacular, but you can still do it.

All right, all right!

Yes Tribe, you are one question away from our final.

No Tribe, you could be one question away from going out.

A statue of which singer

stood outside Craven Cottage football stadium...

-Sarah?

-Michael Jackson.

..from 2011 to 2013? Michael Jackson.

APPLAUSE

It is 4-1. The comeback starts here.

What is the main unit of currency in Malta, Monaco and Montenegro?

-Barry?

-The pound.

It's incorrect. So, No Tribe, you can confer.

-Just say euro.

-Euro.

-It's the correct answer.

-APPLAUSE

4-2!

4-2 suddenly.

Do you remember just now, when it was 4-0?

Those were good times.

Here we go again, though, still one question away from our final.

Best of luck, both teams.

What name is commonly given to the pandemic of bubonic plague

that ravaged Europe in the mid-14th century?

-Barry?

-The Black Death.

Is the correct answer, Barry. Yes Tribe, you win 5-2.

APPLAUSE

Very well played. Very well played.

You are straight through to our final. Very well played.

-Ah, Sarah and Joan...

-We tried.

-You really did try.

You tried terrifically well.

We all thought that there was a great comeback on.

We were briefly excited. Thank you for playing. Enjoyed yourselves?

-Yes, thank you.

-Very much.

It's been absolutely lovely having you both here.

But for Barry and Warren, you are through to today's Two Tribes final.

APPLAUSE

Barry and Warren, congratulations on making it this far.

If I can just sum you up from things we've learned from today's show,

Barry, you're not grumpy in the mornings, you don't eat five a day,

you don't believe in ghosts, you do correct people's grammar.

Warren...

you fly helicopters.

Pretty much.

Now, we split you into your very own two tribes now. It's Barry v Warren.

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

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

Our first question, and only our first question, is on the buzzer.

If you get it right, your opponent's clock will start ticking down.

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

then YOUR clock will start ticking down.

What you have to do is force your opponent's clock down to zero.

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

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

APPLAUSE

So, just this first question on the buzzer.

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

Best of luck to you both.

What name links a number one single by Kate Bush

and a novel by Emily Bronte?

-Barry?

-Wuthering Heights.

That's correct. Warren, your clock starts ticking down...now.

Warren, in which decade did Edward VIII abdicate the UK throne?

-'20s.

-Incorrect. '30s.

How many knights are on the board at the start of a game of chess?

-Two.

-It's four.

Steve Brookstein, Leon Jackson and Matt Cardle

have all won which TV singing competition?

-X Factor.

-Is the correct answer.

Barry, what was the middle name of Victorian engineer Isambard Brunel?

-Kingdom.

-Correct.

Correct. Holden Caulfield is the main character

of which JD Salinger novel?

-Catcher In The Rye.

-Is the right answer.

Nairobi is the capital of which country?

-Kenya.

-Correct.

The Allianz Arena is a football stadium in which European city?

-London.

-It's in Munich.

Who was the Vice President of the United States from 1993 to 2001?

-Pass.

-It was Al Gore.

Which famous bell is contained in the Elizabeth Tower in Westminster?

-Big Ben?

-Is the correct answer.

Barry, which actor played the Prince Regent in Blackadder The Third?

-Rik Mayall.

-It was Hugh Laurie.

What is the name of Tintin's dog?

-Snowy.

-Correct.

Warren, which chemical element has the symbol Mg?

-Magnesium.

-Correct.

Barry, which Dickens story was adapted into a 1992 film

starring the Muppets?

-A Christmas Carol.

-Correct.

Warren, in which royal park is London Zoo?

-Hyde Park.

-It's in Regent's Park.

Warren, which English novelist wrote Tess Of The d'Urbervilles?

-Pass.

-It's Thomas Hardy.

A leveret is the young of which animal?

-An otter.

-It's a hare.

In 2013, a powerful meteor was filmed exploding over which country?

-America.

-It's Russia.

For which 1996...

-Ohhh, Warren!

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I'm afraid your clock has run out. That means our winner today,

it's Barry!

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41 seconds left, as well, Barry. Congratulations.

Warren, it's been such a treat having you on the show.

-Thank you for playing. Have you enjoyed it?

-I did. It was great.

We've enjoyed having you here.

Now, Barry, one final question for you, one final choice,

one final tribe to join. You get to choose your prize.

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

Would you like £1,000 worth of theatre tickets

or would you like £1,000 to spend in a toy shop?

Do you have children, young relatives?

I do. I've got two children.

I've got Oliver, my autistic boy, who's six,

and Lily, who's eight months.

-But they've got enough toys!

-Yay!

-So I think I'll take my wife.

We enjoy trips to London to see theatre. And lots of jazz hands!

Fantastic. Well, £1,000 will get you an awful lot of those.

-Congratulations, Barry.

-Thank you. APPLAUSE

Great. Lovely end to the show. Very well played, Barry.

Thank you for joining us on Two Tribes. We will see you next time.

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