Episode 20 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 believes in ghosts.

Two of them are grumpy in the morning.

But all of them are about to play the quiz that

puts their knowledge and their personalities to the test.

APPLAUSE

Good evening, everyone, and welcome to Two Tribes, the quiz

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

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

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I'm Anne-Marie, and I'm a teaching assistant from Elton, in London.

I'm Mike. I'm a retired prison officer

from Ramsbottom, in Lancashire.

I'm Kevin. I'm a writer and stand-up comedian

from Stockport, in Manchester.

I'm Angie. I'm a commercial manager of a football club from Staines.

I'm Zoe. I'm an employability tutor from Birmingham.

I'm Ash, a trainee accountant from Wilmslow, in Cheshire.

I'm Andrew, a croupier from Epping, in Essex.

Welcome along, everybody. And lovely to have you here.

We're going to find out an awful lot about you in the next half-hour.

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

answering hundreds of questions about yourselves.

There are some of them up 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...

That's a nice way to start the show. "I believe in love at first sight."

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

Our Yes Tribe is...

Anne-Marie,

Kevin

and Angie.

And our No Tribe is... Mike,

Zoe,

Ash

and Andrew. Everyone, join your tribes.

So, our Yes Tribe.

Anne-Marie, what a nice question to answer yes to -

believe in love at first sight. Has it happened to you?

No, I'm still waiting, but ever hopeful.

-So you just think it could happen.

-I think it could.

Theoretically, you believe in it.

Yes, if George Clooney walks into my local Sainsbury's

while I'm doing my shopping.

George Clooney doesn't count, we all love George Clooney at first sight.

Kevin, you believe in love at first sight.

-Again, has it happened to you?

-It has indeed, sir, yeah, with my wife.

Well, "Phew," is all I can say.

Was she in love with you at first sight as well, Kevin,

-or did that take a little bit longer?

-I'd like to think yes.

-We'd all like to think that.

-Yeah.

But I think it probably took about a couple of years.

And then we got married in 1999.

So, for you, one second. For her, two years.

That's all right.

Now, our No Tribe, who don't believe in love at first sight.

-Mike, are you married?

-I am married, yes, six years.

But it wasn't love at first sight?

No, about three weeks.

It took about three weeks.

And what was it, do you think, in those three weeks that swayed you?

-Just the charm.

-Yours or hers?

-Hers.

-And, Zoe, same?

-Yeah.

I think real love grows strongly, Richard, like a big oak tree,

not overnight. It's not a lightning bolt thing.

Of course. We know what's stronger, don't we? Lightning bolts.

Think about what they do to trees.

And Andrew.

-I guess I'm just a grumpy person.

-You are a grumpy person?

May be a cynic.

-I've never believed in it, to be honest.

-Are you single?

-I am, yes. Maybe that is why.

-But you never know, do you?

You never know what is just around the corner.

Right. No Tribe, we're going to start with you.

Here's how it'll work.

I'll give you 60-seconds worth of questions.

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

If all four of you get the same question wrong,

your time well end immediately.

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

So make sure you are on the winning tribe, simple as that.

Everybody on the No Tribe ready?

Start the clock.

Mike, the Ospreys rugby union team are based in which Welsh city?

-Cardiff.

-Incorrect. Zoe.

-Swansea.

-Correct.

Ash, in 1805, which Admiral was killed by enemy fire

on board the HMS Victory?

-Pass.

-Andrew.

-Nelson?

Correct. Mike. Jack Torrance is the caretaker for an isolated hotel

in which Stanley Kubrick film?

-Psycho.

-Incorrect. Zoe.

-The Shining.

-Correct. Ash.

What is the name of the process by which plants convert

sunlight into energy?

-Photosynthesis.

-Correct.

Andrew, the Hunter Valley is a major winegrowing region of which country?

-America.

-Incorrect. Mike.

-South Africa.

-Incorrect. Zoe.

-Argentina.

-Incorrect.

-Ash, to save your team.

-France.

-Oh, it's wrong.

The Hunter Valley is a major winegrowing region.

Anyone on the Yes team know?

Australia is the answer. Australia.

And that the end of that, No Tribe, you scored four points.

Four points.

So, Yes Tribe, that makes your lives a little bit easier.

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

Everybody ready?

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Anne-Marie, which French landmark was

built as a gateway to the 1889 International Exposition?

-The Eiffel Tower.

-Correct.

Kevin, in a 2001 interview, Victoria Beckham revealed her

use of what nickname for her husband, David?

-Golden balls.

-Correct.

Angie, in the human eye,

which structure behind the pupil focuses lights onto the retina?

The iris.

Incorrect. Anne-Marie.

-Cornea.

-Incorrect. Kevin, to save your team.

In the human eye,

which structure behind the pupil focuses light onto the retina?

-Lens.

-Correct answer.

Angie, Vesper Lynd was James Bond's love interest in which 2006 film?

I'm sorry, I didn't hear the question.

Vesper Lynd was James Bond's love interest in which 2006 film?

-Casino Royale.

-Correct.

Anne-Marie, to win,

whom did Tony Blair succeed as leader of the Labour Party?

-Um... Pass.

-Kevin.

-John Smith.

-Is the correct answer.

And our Yes Tribe have got five points.

High-five.

Very well played. That poor old No Tribe,

you should've seen their faces

when you said lens, Kevin. Absolutely broke their hearts.

Yes Tribe, you are our winning tribe. That means you are all safe.

You are through to the next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

No Tribe, you find yourself in the wrong place at the wrong time.

One of you will be leaving us.

I'll ask you a series of questions now.

If you buzz in, get one right,

you'll join the others in the centre there,

through to the next round.

If you do buzz in and get one wrong, you will be going straight home.

So be careful.

Very best of luck. Here is your first question.

Listed alphabetically, which is the last US state?

Andrew.

Wyoming.

It's the correct answer, Andrew,

you are safely through to the next round.

Mike, Zoe, Ash.

Here is your next question. Best of luck.

In eight-ball pool, what colour is the number eight ball?

-Ash.

-Black.

-Is the correct answer, Ash.

You are also safe. Please take your place in the centre.

Mike and Zoe. Don't believe in love at first sight.

It has cost you dear. I'm afraid one of you will be leaving us.

It all comes down to this one question. Best of luck to you both.

Fingers on buzzers.

Which artist is famous for illustrating Roald Dahl's children's

books, including...? Zoe.

-Quentin Blake.

-..including the BFG and Matilda?

Zoe, the answer is Quentin Blake, you are safe.

You are through to the next round. Very well played.

Mike. Mike.

-What can I say?

-We hardly knew you.

In fact, you were the only person of our seven to answer

yes to the question - "Have you ever stood someone up on a first date?"

Mike.

-It's true.

-Is that true?

-It is true, yeah.

What if that was the date where you walked in,

believed in love at first sight,

could have been on the Yes Tribe and would be through to the next round?

What can I say.

It's been lovely of you here. But for our other six contestants,

it is time to find our next two tribes.

Congratulations, all six of you. Particularly Kevin.

All your questions right in that round, Kevin,

and saved your team twice as well. Very impressive performance.

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

We are going to find two new ones.

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

Uh-oh.

-Kevin, are you a yes or a no on this one?

-I am a no man.

You are a no man. Well, let's see who joins you. The No Tribe is...

Kevin

and Zoe

and Ash.

That means our Yes Tribe is Anne-Marie,

Angie and Andrew.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, Yes Tribe.

Andy, you are on a team of people who don't work well in a team.

-How's that going to work?

-I'm very self-motivated.

Nobody wants to work with me.

Oh, I'm sure that's not true(!)

I bet that's true.

-Anne-Marie, this team is going to be a disaster, surely.

-No.

It sounds a bit antisocial, but I actually, you know,

just like to work at my own pace,

and sometimes that is much faster than everybody else, not always slow.

It's better that way.

I tell you what, we will give you 30-seconds worth of questions, OK?

And here, this team is going to be unstoppable, the No team.

Zoe, how do you feel about being on a team?

I am completely motivated by other people, really.

If you leave me to my own, then I just don't do anything.

I absolutely need people around me all the time.

-So you need Kevin just to give you a G up.

-Yeah.

-Go on, Zoe!

There you go. And, Ash, you prefer being on a team than a lone wolf?

Yeah. I like having someone else to blame when I've messed it up.

Exactly that, absolutely exactly that.

-That is the British way, isn't it?

-So it'll be these guys' fault.

-Good to hear, Kevin and Zoe, isn't it?

-Lovely.

Exactly the sort of motivation Zoe was looking for at this stage.

I tell you what, we will start with our Yes Tribe, because

they don't work as a team at all, Anne-Marie doesn't like time limits.

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

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

If you all get the same one wrong, your 60 seconds will

end immediately.

Are you all ready,

individually and as a team? Excellent.

Very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Anne-Marie, common in America, the culinary term 'over easy'

typically refers to the cooking of what food?

-Egg.

-Correct.

Angie, which river flows through the city of Glasgow?

-The Tyne.

-Incorrect. Andrew.

-Pass.

-Anne-Marie, to save your team.

Oh...

Which river flows through the city of Glasgow?

Um...

I can't remember.

Sorry, team.

Nope.

Pass.

Goodness me! You really do work better on your own than as a team,

-don't you?

-Yeah.

Talk about proving it, there's people screaming at the screen now.

It is the River Clyde.

-That's what I meant to say.

-And, Yes Tribe, you scored...

one point.

One point.

That went well(!)

Well, No Tribe...

Zoe, that is all the motivation you need, isn't it?

-That'll do, yeah.

-Two points.

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

Are you all already?

Start the clock.

Kevin, the Cannes Film Festival is held in which country?

-France.

-Correct.

Zoe, which green fruit is mashed to make the Mexican dish guacamole?

Avocado.

It's the correct answer. Two points to our No Tribe.

You are safely through. Please take your place in the centre.

Yes Tribe.

Did you see the high-fives,

the delighted high-fives of a team working in tandem with each other?

Down to Ash.

Well, now the three of you are no longer a tribe.

You are now going to be individuals,

cos one of you is going to be leaving us.

This should suit you much better.

Put your fingers on the buzzers in front of you.

I'll ask you a series of questions.

Buzz in, give me a correct answer,

you'll be joining the other three in the next round.

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

OK, Anne-Marie, Angie, Andrew, very best of luck.

Here is your first question.

At sea, what term refers to the right-hand side of a ship from

the perspective of someone on board facing the front of the vessel?

-Angie.

-Starboard.

Is the correct answer, Angie. Took a risk, paid off.

You are safely through.

Anne-Marie, Andrew.

One of you is about to leave us.

One of you is safely through.

Very best of luck to both of you. It all comes down to this question.

In 2013, which group released a cover of Blondie's One Way Or

Another featuring...?

-Anne-Marie.

-One Direction.

..featuring David Cameron in the video?

The answer, Anne-Marie, was One Direction. Congratulations.

Join everyone else in the centre,

you are safely through to the next round.

-Andrew.

-I know. I knew that.

-I know, but you didn't like to admit it, that's all.

-Yeah, exactly.

It's been lovely having you here, but for our other five,

let's find our next two tribes.

So, five of you remain. Kevin, two winning tribes in a row.

Doing very, very well.

We asked you all sorts of questions, we know lots about you.

For example, I know that every single person on this show

has a few things in common. I'll tell you a couple of things.

No-one on the show has ever had a spray tan.

And everyone on this show thinks footballers are overpaid.

You've all got that in common. That is quite nice, isn't it?

If you ever need to have a conversation in between rounds,

those are two things maybe you could chat about.

But we are going to split you into two brand-new tribes now.

Let's find out what they are.

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

I have re-gifted a Christmas present.

I'll tell you first our No Tribe.

You can enjoy this round safe in the knowledge that no-one

at home is going to be furious.

Our No Tribe are...

Kevin and Zoe.

Which means our Yes Tribe,

all of whom have re-gifted a Christmas present...

How guilty do you want to look, Anne-Marie?

Our Yes Tribe are Anne-Marie, Angie and Ash.

Everybody, join your tribes.

Yes Tribe. Ash, say it ain't so.

When did you do this? Did you get away with it?

It's not as bad as it sounds. For Christmas time, I get a lot of wine.

I don't drink wine.

Why do you get a lot of wine at Christmas time?

People think I like wine?

LAUGHTER

So you get wine and then re-gift it to other people?

I never have to buy wine, so it is great.

-But you don't like wine, so you wouldn't have to buy it.

-True.

Christmases at your place must fly by(!)

-Angie, have you got away with such a dastardly dead?

-Every year.

What would you re-gift? What is acceptable to re-gift?

The same as...

Ash, sorry.

Oh, Ash, that was quite a snub, wasn't it?

I don't drink alcohol at all and people buy me

bottles of Scotch or champagne, and I've got to give it away.

Any time you want to send some my way, it will be very welcome.

-Of course.

-Anne-Marie, you've got a guilty look on your face,

like you have re-gifted something you shouldn't have.

It's nothing that exciting, though, it is more likely to be

lavender-scented bubble bath or something.

And everyone knows you don't drink lavender-scented bubble bath,

but they still give it to you. It's weird, isn't it? Is it?

I think, you know, in this age of recycling, it is kind of OK

to send it? If they are nice presents, you must make sure

you don't re-gift it to the person who gave it to you.

If you do that, you are in big trouble.

But I do think, Kevin and Zoe... Something you'd never do, Kevin?

No, I think it is thoughtless if you don't. Sorry.

There we go, they just hate me now, don't they?

-There should be thought put in the presents.

-Absolutely.

Well, look, we'll start with our Yes Tribe, our re-gifters.

I wonder what tribe you are on an home. Take sides now.

We are going to give you 60-seconds worth of questions.

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

If all three of you get it wrong, your time will end immediately.

I have to say to everyone, it has been a very low-scoring show

so far. So we need to pick our feet up a little bit.

Are you ready, Yes Tribe?

Start the clock.

Anne-Marie, if a footballer has scored a brace,

how many goals has he scored?

-Four?

-Incorrect. Angie.

-Two.

-Correct.

Ash, in 2011, Enda Kenny became Prime Minister of which country?

-Ireland.

-Correct.

Anne-Marie, "Hello, good evening and welcome" was the catchphrase

of which TV journalist and interviewer?

-Russell Harty.

-Incorrect. Angie.

-David Frost.

-Correct. Ash.

In 1992, Dr Spin had a Top 10 hit with a theme tune

to which computer game?

-Tetris?

-Correct.

Anne-Marie, Parker and Barrow were the surnames of which

notorious outlaws of the 20th century?

-Pass.

-Angie.

-Bonnie and Clyde.

-Correct.

Ash, in 1952, the Queen became head of which voluntary association

of independent countries?

-UNICEF?

-Incorrect. Anne-Marie.

Could you repeat the question?

In 1952, the Queen became head of which voluntary association

of independent countries?

No, I don't know, sorry.

Simply the Commonwealth.

I was going to say that.

After that, Yes Tribe, you scored five points.

I was hoping you'd pass to me.

So, the low scoring continues.

Six points, No Tribe, will see you safely through to our final four.

Very best of luck to you both. Start the clock.

Kevin, what colour is the cross on the national flag of Denmark?

-White.

-Correct.

Zoe, the Latin expression, "Veni, vidi, vici" is normally

translated as, "I came, I saw, I..." what?

-Conquered?

-Correct.

Kevin, which British band's only UK number one single was

Another Brick In The Wall?

-Pink Floyd.

-Correct.

Zoe, the word tychonaut specifically refers to

a space traveller from which Asian country?

-China.

-Correct.

Kevin, in which decade did a British monarch first broadcast

a Christmas message to the Empire?

-'50s.

-Incorrect. Zoe.

-'40s.

-Incorrect as well.

It was the 1930s.

You scored four points, No Tribe.

APPLAUSE

So, by the skin of your teeth,

our re-gifters, our Yes Tribe,

you are safe. All three of you are through to our final four.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

I thought you were going to do it there, No Tribe, Kevin and Zoe.

A tough final question, though, caught you both out.

One of you then will be in our final four.

One of you will be going home.

And it all comes down to one question.

Kevin and Zoe, very, very best of luck.

Figure skaters Torvill and Dean won gold medals

in the 1984 Winter Olympics in which city?

Kevin.

-Sarajevo.

-Sarajevo, Kevin, is the correct answer.

You're safe, you're in our final four.

Please take your place in the centre.

Zoe... It has been lovely having you here, Zoe.

Thank you so much for playing.

But for our final four, it is time to find our next two tribes.

It is our final four! Congratulations to all of you.

A particular congratulations to Anne-Marie,

who finds herself here despite getting every single question wrong

in the last round.

But you managed it because Angie saved you every single

time as well, which is very, very impressive.

But this is where things change. We are in our final four.

It is now going to be two against two.

And at the end of the round,

one tribe will be going 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 are going to split you for this crucial time.

Before the show, we asked you...

OK, well.

Our Yes Tribe...

Ann-Marie.

You are joined by...

Angie.

That's quite nice, isn't it? And so our No Tribe is Kevin and Ash.

Everybody, take your tribes.

So, our No Tribe, Kevin and Ash, are our elder children.

This is one of those splits that has genuine significance.

Look at any statistic anywhere in the world -

Presidents of the United States, Prime Ministers of the UK,

CEOs of Fortune 500 companies -

massively overrepresented eldest children, massively overrepresented.

They are huge achievers in every sphere you care to mention.

No pressure.

Yes Tribe...

Now, I am a youngest child, you both are as well.

-It is a huge disadvantage in life, Anne-Marie, isn't it?

-It is.

My big sister pushed me around for years.

Unbelievable.

Although Angie has been like a big sister to you in that last round.

-She did save me.

-But, Angie,

-you are a youngest child as well.

-I am, yeah.

-You get no attention, am I right?

-Yeah, they all ignored me.

-No resources.

-I used to get their clothes.

Oh, well, that is quite nice.

But for example, and I know my answer to this,

Anne-Marie and Angie, have either of you been

-the President of the United States of America?

-Not yet, no.

-Exactly.

You know what? Statistics don't lie.

I won't ask the same question to the guys, I'm assuming one of you has.

Now, because it is our final four, 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 is game over immediately.

Anne-Marie and Angie, Kevin and Ash, you all ready?

-ALL: Yes.

-Good luck.

Here's your first question.

In the UK, what is the minimum number of coins needed to

pay 33 pence exactly?

-Ash.

-Four.

Is the correct answer, Ash. Well done.

A 20p, a 10p, at 2p and a 1p.

One-nil to our elder children.

Next question.

Nicknamed Interesting, which snooker player made the first...?

Kevin.

-Steve Davis.

-Made the first televised 1-4-7 break in 1982?

It was Steve Davis, Kevin. Two-nil

to our elder siblings.

Come on.

Whose side are you on at home?

I bet there's loads of elder and younger siblings

watching together as well at home, cheering on their own tribes.

Which Australian city was built approximately

halfway between Melbourne and Sydney?

Angie.

-Adelaide?

-It's incorrect, I'm afraid.

No Tribe, you can confer.

-Possibly, yeah.

-Go for that?

-Yep.

We're going for Canberra.

Yes, purpose-built as their capital, Canberra is the right answer.

Well played, Kevin and Ash. Three-nil.

The Great Train Robbery, in which over two million pounds in used bank

notes was stolen from a Royal Mail train, took place in which decade?

-Angie.

-1960s.

-Yes, absolutely right.

One point for our Yes Tribe.

The BBC sketch show Little Britain was created by

and starred David Walliams and which...? Kevin.

-Matt Lucas.

-..which other actor? Matt Lucas is the right answer, Kevin.

Four-one.

You are now one point away from our final.

Anne-Marie, Angie, our Yes Tribe,

you could be one question away from going home.

Very, very best of luck.

In the British Armed Forces, what name is given to the highest

decoration for gallantry in the presence of the...?

-Kevin.

-Victoria Cross.

The highest decoration for gallantry in the presence of the enemy is...

the Victoria Cross, Kevin. Five-one for the No Tribe.

Goodness me!

Yes Tribe, that is just typical.

Isn't it? I can't believe it.

It's been so lovely having both of you on the show, Anne-Marie

and Angie. It's been great fun.

But for our No Tribe, our elder siblings, Kevin and Ash,

you are now about to play the Two Tribes final.

Kevin and Ash. Congratulations on making it this far,

you've both been on three winning tribes.

Of course, one of the winning tribes you were on was that you work better

in a team. But that is not going to happen in this final round,

you're both on your own now.

You are both your very own tribes. It is Kevin versus Ash.

-Kevin, how are you feeling?

-Nervous.

-Very nervous.

-And Ash?

I have not stopped being nervous all the way through,

-so it's no difference.

-So continually nervous.

-Yes, absolutely.

-Excellent.

Well, look, I wish you both the very, very best of luck.

We split you into your own tribes now.

You both have your very own 60-second clocks.

You have to protect those clocks at all costs.

Our first question, and only our first question, will be

on the buzzer. If you get it right,

your opponent's clock will start ticking down.

It will 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.

And if you do that, you will walk away with today's prize.

OK, Kevin, Ash, for the final time today, let's play Two Tribes.

So, just this first question on the buzzer. Very best of luck.

The Webb Ellis Cup is awarded to the winners of...?

Kevin.

-England versus Scotland rugby.

-Is the incorrect answer, Kevin.

The Webb Ellis Cup is awarded to the winners

of which sporting tournament?

It's the Rugby World Cup. You got that wrong,

your clock will start ticking down.

It will do that as soon as I start the next question.

Kevin, the green horseradish wasabi is traditionally used

in which national cuisine?

-Japanese.

-Correct.

Ash, in Disney's The Lion King, what species of animal was Timon?

He was a...a warthog.

He was a meerkat.

Ash, in which city is the football club Galatasaray based?

Uh...

-Istanbul.

-Correct.

Kevin, in a game of bingo, the term clickety click traditionally

refers to which number?

-66.

-Correct. Ash.

Played by Roger Moore in the 1960s TV series,

-how is Simon Templar better known?

-Pass.

-As The Saint.

Ash, the cities of Jacksonville

and Fort Lauderdale are in which US state?

-Miami.

-They are in Florida.

Ash, which ology is the study of birds?

-Pass.

-It is ornithology. Ash, who directed the films

Strictly Ballroom, Moulin Rouge and Australia?

-Pass.

-Baz Luhrmann. Ash.

Oloroso and amontillado are types of which fortified wine?

-Pass.

-They are sherries.

Ash, Bombay is the former name of which Indian city?

-Mumbai.

-Is the correct answer. Stop the clock.

Just for a second to see where we are. Usually it is quite close.

-LAUGHTER

-Kevin...

Kevin, you have 53 seconds.

Ash, you have 12 seconds.

OK, you need Kevin to go on quite the run of incorrect answers here.

Kevin, your clock will start as soon as I start the next question.

Kevin, who won the 2014 Brit Award for Best British Male?

-Pass.

-David Bowie.

Kevin, in the human body,

the third molar teeth are commonly known by what name?

-Wisdom teeth.

-Correct.

Ash, Melton Mowbray is in which English county?

-Derbyshire?

-It's in Leicestershire.

Ash, who is the father of actor Emilio Estevez?

-Pass.

-It is Martin Sheen.

Ash, "Et tu, Brute" is a quotation from which Shakespeare play?

Macbeth.

It's from Julius Caesar.

And with 42 seconds left on the clock, our winner today, it's Kevin!

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Very well played, Kevin.

-Ash, unlucky. You just couldn't get started, could you?

-No.

You lost all that momentum and Kevin didn't put a foot wrong.

Ash, thank you so much for playing.

It's been a pleasure having you on the show.

But for Kevin, you have one more question, one more choice,

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...

You get two choices - do you want £1,000 to spend at your local

book shop or do you want £1,000 to spend on art?

I think it is going to have to be the book shop.

-My wife's a big, big reader.

-That's a lot of books for £1,000.

-She's going to have to be a big reader, isn't she?

-Isn't she just?

Kevin, congratulations, you won £1,000-worth of books.

You've been a terrific player as well.

Thank you so much for joining us on Two Tribes.

We will see you again next time.

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