Episode 23 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 scared of the dark.

Two of them would like to live forever.

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

We've got seven brand-new players

all waiting to play, so let's meet them.

I'm Joanna, I'm a hospice librarian and I'm from Crawley in West Sussex.

I'm Kenny, I'm a national account executive from Kirkcaldy in Fife.

I'm Julie, I'm a cat breeder from Bexley in Kent.

Hi, I'm Rich, I'm a sales director from London.

I'm Hassan, I'm a train operator from Greenford in Middlesex.

I'm Tobi and I'm a journalist from London.

I'm Becci and I'm an administrator from Birmingham.

Welcome along, everybody,

great to finally have a cat breeder on the show, it's about time.

We found out all about you before the show, you all completed our

in-depth survey answering hundreds of questions all about yourselves.

There are a few of them on the screen there.

In each round we're going to split you into two tribes

based on who said yes and who said no to some of those.

The two tribes will face a series of general knowledge questions,

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

At the end of the show one of you will walk away with

a very nice prize.

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

Before the show we asked you the following...

OK, I don't know what that's going to tell us about you,

we'll find out. Who said yes, who said no?

Our Yes Tribe is Joanna, Julie, Rich and Becci.

Which means our No Tribe is Kenny, Hassan and Tobi.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, the Yes Tribe, you're going

to get a lot of support at home I think.

Joanna, do you go to many?

Not many, because my family tend to gang up on me and say, "No."

You spend too much at car-boot sales?

It's not spending too much, it's just bringing it all home and trying

to find a bit of room where I can sneak it in and nobody will notice.

Gotcha. What you should do - stick it in your car boot, go sell it all.

-Julie, car-boot sale fan?

-I love car-boot sales.

-Have you ever got yourself a bargain at a car-boot sale?

-Not yet.

-You live in hope though.

-I do.

Someone last year bought a £25 watch,

and it's one that Sean Connery wore in Thunderball.

-Sold it for over £100,000.

-That's what I'm looking for.

Unfortunately, they've sold it already.

Becci, do you spend too much money at car-boot sales?

Not too much, cos my husband don't allow it.

Thought the idea of going to car-boot sale is you can buy lots?

-I usually buy junk.

-Cheap junk though, I hope?

-Cheap junk.

Very cheap, that's what it's for. Gentlemen...

Kenny, not for you, the car-boot sale?

Although, given the Sean Connery story, I might change my answer.

-It'd be nice to find that, wouldn't it?

-Yeah, 100,000 would be nice.

Almost always though, if you buy a £25 watch from a car-boot sale,

you could sell it for £8 the next day.

-Tobi, not for you, a car-boot sale?

-Nah.

Can't say I've ever been to one.

Where would you rather waste your money?

Too many places, way, way, way too many places.

But you recognise you're never going to buy a £25 watch

-and sell it for £100,000 if you don't go to car-boot sales?

-Yeah...

That's what's happening, Tobi, every Sunday up and down the country.

All four of these people have bought James Bond merchandise

for 25 quid and sold it for over 100 grand.

Look at 'em.

Yes Tribe, I think we will start with you, our car boot lovers.

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 round will end immediately.

Whichever tribe scores the most points in this round will be

going safely through to the next round.

Very best of luck. Yes Tribe, are you ready?

Start the clock. Joanna, The Archers and Desert Island Discs

are broadcast on which radio station?

-Radio 4.

-Julie, what plant is normally combined with dandelion to

produce a traditional British soft drink?

-Burdock.

-Rich, Ben Kingsley won a Best Actor Oscar for his portrayal

of which Indian...?

-Gandhi.

-Becci, goldeneye and mallard are species of which bird?

-Eagle.

-Joanna.

-Duck.

Julie, which first name is shared by the former US presidents

Pierce and Roosevelt?

-Theodore.

-Rich.

-Franklin.

Becci, tennis player Maria Sharapova was born in which country?

-Switzerland.

-Joanna.

-Germany.

-Julie.

-Czechoslovakia.

-Rich, save your tribe.

-Russia.

Becci, which famous ballet dancer was born Margaret Hookham in 1919?

-Pass.

-Joanna.

-Margot Fonteyn.

Julie, pumpernickel is a German bread made from which cereal grain?

-Sesame seed?

-Rich.

-Pass.

-Becci.

-Can you repeat the question please?

Pumpernickel is a German bread made from which cereal grain?

-Oats.

-Joanna, to save your tribe.

-Rye.

-Julie, the...

After that, Yes Tribe, you scored eight points.

APPLAUSE

Not a bad score at all, No Tribe.

If you can score nine points,

you are safely through to the next round.

You ready, gents?

Start the clock. Kenny, at Christmas Time it is traditional

for people to kiss underneath which plant?

-Mistletoe.

-Hassan, in 1974 which boxer famously said

he would float like a butterfly and sting like a bee?

-Muhammad Ali.

-Tobi, created by JM Barrie,

what is the name of the fairy played by Julia Roberts in the film Hook?

-Tinkerbell.

-Kenny, Sound of the Underground

and I'll Stand By You were number one hits for which girl band?

-Spice Girls.

-Hassan.

-Sugababes.

-Tobi.

-Girls Aloud.

-Kenny, which standard unit of power

named after a British engineer and inventor has the symbol W?

-Watt.

-Correct, Hassan, in which modern day country was

Christopher Columbus generally believed to have been born?

-Italy.

-Tobi, Goneril, Regan and Cordelia

are the daughters of which Shakespearian king?

-Pass.

-Kenny.

-Hamlet.

-Hassan, to save your tribe.

-Othello.

-Incorrect, the answer was King Lear.

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

APPLAUSE

Which means....Yes Tribe, our car boot fans, our bargain hunters,

you are our winning tribe, you are safely through to the next round,

please take your places in the centre.

Gentlemen, six points, not a bad score at all,

didn't let yourselves down.

But unfortunately, not enough, you are on the losing tribe

and it means we have to lose one of you.

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

if you buzz in and give me a correct answer,

you'll be going through to the next round.

However, if you do buzz in and give me an incorrect answer,

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

Kenny, Hassan, Tobi, very best of luck, all three of you,

here is your first question.

In the first verse of the UK national anthem,

the word "Queen" features how many times?

-Kenny.

-Twice.

The answer, Kenny...is four times.

Hassan and Tobi, you're safe, you're through to the next round!

Sorry, Kenny.

APPLAUSE

Kenny, that was a very brave buzz, if I may say so.

Very brave, unfortunately going to have to lose you

-at the beginning of the show.

-It's OK.

-We've hardly found out anything about you.

-Yeah.

You'll have to take all those secrets back to Scotland

with you, it's been an absolute pleasure having you with us, Kenny.

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

Congratulations, all six of you.

Terrific first round there, good play by both tribes.

Becci, on the winning tribe there but you didn't get any

questions right, so this round want to see a bit more from you,

cos you're going to be in a different tribe.

Before the show we asked you the following...

-Becci, what tribe are you on in this round.

-The Yes Tribe.

Good for you, let's find out who's with you. Our Yes Tribe is...

Becci, Rich and Hassan.

The No Tribe is...Joanna, Julie and Tobi.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, I always offer to buy the first round, our No Tribe, Joanna.

Well, I'm originally from Yorkshire, and we don't do buying rounds,

thank you very much.

LAUGHTER

That is a very, very forthright answer, Joanna, thank you.

Thank you for your candour and honesty.

-Julie, are you from Yorkshire?

-No...

-And if not, what is your excuse?

On the very rare occasion that I go to a pub to have a drink,

it's usually accompanied by my husband or other men,

and I think it's a man's job to go the bar.

MALE AUDIENCE MEMBERS: Ooh... FEMALE AUDIENCE MEMBERS: Whoo!

Fair play to all of you for saying no to that.

I like it when people are honest.

Rich, do you often buy the first round?

I think it's more to do with my love of alcohol than my innate kindness.

Just want to get the evening started as quickly as possible.

And drinks get more expensive the later the night goes on,

-you go to better bars, so it's a good tactic.

-Ah, that's clever.

-Becci...

-Yes.

-Do you always buy the first round?

I OFFER to buy the first round, and then I send my husband up.

-Oh, perfect.

-LAUGHTER

Absolutely perfect, so you look great but it

-doesn't cost you anything?

-Yes.

-Let's start with our No Tribe.

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 round will end immediately.

Joanna, Julie, Tobi, you ready?

Start the clock.

Joanna, the Tasmanian devil is native to which country?

Australia.

Julie, the Rosetta Stone is on display at which museum in London?

British Museum.

Tobi, in 1994 Jimmy Nail had a top ten single with

a song about what type of shoes?

-Pass.

-Joanna.

Crocodile.

Julie, which Norse god has a hammer called Mjolnir?

Thor.

Tobi, Lionel Richie first found fame as a singer

and saxophonist in which band?

The Commodores.

Joanna, in the 1920s, which gangster nicknamed "Scarface"

dominated organised crime in Chicago?

Al Capone.

Julie, what is the name for the females of hedgehogs,

badgers, bears and pigs?

-Vixen?

-Tobi.

-Pass.

-Joanna, to save your tribe.

-Sow.

-Julie, which city is the capital of Canada?

-Ontario.

-Tobi.

Um...

-Edmonton?

-Joanna, to save.

-Vancouver.

Incorrect, the answer was Ottawa.

But at the end of that round, No Tribe...

-LAUGHING:

-Look at Tobi, he so knew that.

At the end of that round, you've scored seven points.

Not bad at all.

Strong performance from our No Tribe.

Here's our Yes Tribe, our heroes. The first round buyers.

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

Everybody ready?

Start the clock. Rich, Martin Johnson captained England

at the 2003 World Cup final in which sport?

-Rugby union.

-Hassan, Puppy Love was

a 1972 UK number one single for which

member of the Osmond family?

Donny.

Becci, John Anderson was the grumpy umpire in which

sporty TV series of the 1990s?

-Pass.

-Rich.

Gladiators.

Hassan, in tennis, who won his ninth French Open title in June 2014?

-Rafael Nadal.

-Becci, campanology is the study of what?

-Outside.

-Rich.

Bell ringing.

Hassan, in 1969, which UK coin became the world's first

seven-sided coin in general circulation?

50 pence piece.

Becci, which type of puzzle is believed to have been

invented by Arthur Wynne in 1913?

-Jigsaw.

-Rich.

Crossword.

Hassan, to win, Preston, Edgehill

and Marston Moor were battles in which 17th century conflict?

-English Civil War.

-Correct answer!

And with eight points, Yes Tribe, you're through to the

next round, please take your places in the centre.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

More good scoring from both tribes there, 8-7,

a good win for our Yes Tribe.

Our No Tribe, afraid we're going to have to lose one of you.

Very best of luck, Joanna, Julie and Tobi.

Here is your first question.

"The Chairman of the Board"

and "Ol' Blue Eyes" were nicknames for which Ratpack musician?

-Tobi.

-Frank Sinatra.

Is the correct answer, Tobi, you're safely through,

please take your place in the centre.

Joanna, Julie, one of you will be leaving us,

and it all comes down to this question.

In the 1966 World Cup, Gordon Banks played in which

position for England?

-Julie.

-Goalkeeper.

He was the goalkeeper, Julie, you're safely through

and into the next round! Very well played.

Joanna, I'm so sorry we have to lose you,

a terrific performance from your tribe.

I hope you find somebody to buy you a drink on the way,

it's been lovely having you, thank you for playing.

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

So, five players left. Becci, Becci...

you've now been on two winning tribes,

you haven't answered a single question correctly.

LAUGHTER

-You're getting a free ride through this show so far.

-Sorry.

No, no, that's OK.

Rich, you've also been on both winning tribes, you got

every single question right in that last round, terrific performance.

Going to split you into different tribes now -

will you be on the same tribe again? Let's find out.

Before the show we asked you the following...

Ironically, I am scared of heights.

LAUGHTER

-Rich, what tribe are you on now?

-No, I'm fine with heights.

You'll be on the No Tribe. The No Tribe is Rich and Hassan.

Which means the Yes Tribe is Julie, Tobi and Becci.

Everybody, join your tribes.

Julie, just saved yourself in the last round

and now you're on the Yes Tribe, you're scared of heights?

Yeah, I've tried to like them, stood over

the glass at the top of a church, looking out on the tower - not nice.

Quite scary, isn't it?

Becci, what's the scariest place you've been in terms of heights?

Anything, like a shopping mall where you go up the escalators

and look over the glass, my legs go to jelly and I go all wobbly.

It is quite scary, and I would just say, not bigging myself up,

but it's even scarier for me, cos if you imagine, you're on the top of

the Eiffel Tower looking down, it's scary. For me, I'm a foot taller.

So...I'm higher up than you. Even scarier.

Just saying, I'm very brave, is all I'm saying.

Talking of brave, look at these guys.

It's like the Bear Grylls team over here.

Hassan, you can do heights, you can look out

over precipices and things like that?

Absolutely, but looking at you, Richard,

I'm now beginning to change my mind.

Yeah, you see, finally a height you're scared of.

-Absolutely.

-And Rich, again, you don't get that awful feeling...?

It is terrible, isn't it?

That awful feeling when you're looking out over something and...?

No, I think it's all or nothing and it just doesn't kick in.

I've got a fear of falling, but not a fear of heights.

LAUGHTER

Yeah, that's not a bad idea. Yes Tribe, we will start with you.

The tribe with the most points at the end of this round will be

going through to our final four, so very, very best of luck.

Julie, Tobi, Becci, you ready?

Start the clock. Julie, in classical mythology,

everything King Midas touched turned into which precious metal?

-Gold.

-Tobi, sometimes said to be England's oldest recorded town,

Colchester is in which county?

-Pass.

-Becci.

-Gloucester.

-Julie, to save your tribe.

-Essex.

-Tobi, in the UK,

who became president of the National Union of Mineworkers in 1981?

-Bob Crow.

-Becci.

-Pass.

-Julie, to save.

Arthur Scargill.

Tobi, in 2010, Blue Peter presenter Helen Skelton

kayaked along which major river for Sport Relief?

-Thames.

-Becci.

-The Nile.

-Julie.

Amazon.

Tobi, casaba, cantaloupe and guava are all types of which fruit?

Melon.

Becci, Pica pica is the scientific name of which bird

famous for its love of shiny objects?

Magpie.

Julie, in 1995, which acting duo had a UK number one hit with

a cover of Unchained Melody?

Oh, Robson...and Green?

Oh, it was Robson and Jerome, just out of time there.

At the end of that round, you've scored six points.

I'm going to say that was quite a Julie-heavy six points there.

-Well played, Julie.

-Thank you.

So, No Tribe, seven points will see you into our final four.

Start the clock. Rich, on which part of the body

are winklepickers normally worn?

-Feet.

-Hassan, which public school gives its name to a popular

dessert of strawberries, meringue and whipped cream?

Eton.

Rich, in the title of a 1961 Ray Charles hit,

who is told to hit the road?

Jack.

Hassan, Helen Mirren played Jane Tennison in which TV crime drama?

Prime Suspect.

Rich, in the UK, clocks traditionally go forward one

hour on the last Sunday of which month?

March.

Hassan, Sly Moves is a 2005 fitness book released by which actor?

Sylvester Stallone.

Rich, to win, the name of which Alpine flower is

the title of a song from The Sound of Music?

-Edelweiss.

-It's the correct answer! No Tribe, seven points.

Gents, Rich and Hassdan, terrific performance from the two of you,

take your place in the centre please, you're in our final four.

Julie, Tobi, Becci, fingers on buzzers, I'm going

to ask you a series of questions.

Get one right, you're through to the next round, get one wrong,

you'll be leaving us immediately. Here is your first question.

Delivered by Abraham Lincoln,

what name is given to the famous speech of 1863...?

-Julie.

-Gettysburg Address.

..which opened with the words "four score and seven years ago",

correct answer. Julie, you're in our final four.

Tobi, Becci, one of you will be leaving us, one of you will be

in our final four, and it all comes down to this question.

Fingers on buzzers.

The prickly pear comes from which type of desert plant?

-Tobi.

-Cactus.

Is the right answer, Tobi!

You're through to our final four, take your place in the centre.

-Becci...I am sorry.

-I answered one.

You did, you answered one, so that's good. You've had a nice day out?

-I have.

-That's the key.

Well, it's been lovely having you here,

-you've been a lot of fun, thank you for playing, Becci.

-Thank you.

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

So, our final four, and I have to say,

a particularly strong final four today.

It's going to be two v two, as always,

and one tribe will be going through to play in our final.

The other tribe will be going straight home,

there are no more second chances.

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

Before the show we asked the following...

AUDIENCE: Ohh...

Julie, what tribe are you on this time?

-Think I'm on the Yes Tribe.

-OK, Julie's on the Yes Tribe.

Tobi, if you could hand-pick a partner, who would you have?

Julie saved me, so I'd stick with her.

I can tell you, the Yes Tribe is Julie...and Tobi!

Our No Tribe is Rich and Hassan. Everybody, join your tribes.

So, I've stood someone up on a date, Yes Tribe. Tobi, tell all.

It was the Champions League semifinal and I'd forgot.

LAUGHTER AND JEERS

That's all we need, Tobi. It was the Champions League semifinal.

-Julie, say it ain't so.

-Basically, erm, I didn't like the person.

I had met them on one occasion,

and decided they were really boring, so...

sort of decided not to go in the end.

-But you had made another date?

-I had, yeah, only to be nice.

So, to be nice...

-LAUGHTER

-Where was he waiting?

-In the pub.

-Poor guy, is he still there now?

-Probably is, yeah.

Oh, Julie!

Gents, the dream team from last time,

getting dreamier by the minute.

Hassan, you would never do such a thing?

-No, never occurred to me.

-Wouldn't even cancel if you'd made a date.

Well, come think of it, if Tobi mentions a Champions League semi

and Chelsea are playing, then I may have to reconsider.

-And Rich?

-I support Everton,

so the Rumbelows Cup semi doesn't have the same ring, does it?

So this round is all on the buzzers.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly will go

through to play in today's final.

For the losing tribe, it is game over immediately.

Julie and Tobi, Rich and Hassan, good luck.

Here is your first question.

The term Blue Period is used to categorise the works

of which Spanish...?

-Hassan.

-Pablo Picasso.

..which Spanish artist from around 1901 to 1904, Pablo Picasso.

Which 1981 British film about two athletes training for...?

Rich.

-Chariots of Fire.

-..training for the 1924 Olympics features

a famous beach running scene, Chariots of Fire.

Very fast at buzzing, aren't they?

What name given to an African land mammal

comes from the Afrikaans meaning "earth pig"?

-Rich.

-Aardvark.

-Aardvark is the correct answer, Rich.

Three points to the No Tribe, no points as yet to the Yes Tribe.

Five points will see you through to the final.

Actress Lily Collins is the daughter of which musician? Julie.

-Eh...

-I can hand it over to the No Tribe, you can confer.

-HE REPEATS QUESTION

-Phil Collins, I'm thinking.

It's the right answer! No Tribe, 4-0 up,

you are one correct answer away from playing in today's final.

They're brutal, aren't they?

Yes Tribe, you could be one correct answer away from leaving us.

Very best of luck.

Saint Peter Port is the capital of which of the...?

-Julie.

-Guernsey.

..which of the Channel Islands, Guernsey is the right answer,

Julie, well played.

No Tribe 4-1 Yes Tribe.

No Tribe still one correct answer away from our final.

Which is the only month of the year to represent

a letter of the NATO alphabet?

-Rich.

-October.

Incorrect answer, I can pass it over to the Yes Tribe, you can confer.

Which is the only month of the year

to represent a letter of the NATO alphabet?

November.

November is the correct answer. No Tribe 4-2 Yes Tribe.

No Tribe, you are one correct answer away from our final.

Best of luck, both tribes.

In the early 20th century, which German-born physicist first

proposed his special and general theories of relativity? Julie.

Sorry, Julie, I can pass that across to the No Tribe.

-Albert Einstein.

-Is the correct answer, No Tribe!

You win 5-2, you are through to today's final.

-Yes Tribe, this is karma, you know that, don't you?

-Yep.

There's two people who've been stood up sitting at home

laughing their heads off right now.

You both played brilliantly throughout.

Tobi, you saved yourself so many times.

Julie, you've saved your tribe so many times.

Been lovely getting to know both of you, thank you for playing.

But for Rich and Hassan, it's time to play today's Two Tribes final.

Rich and Hassan, very well played,

congratulations on getting to our final.

Now we split you into your very own tribes,

this time it's Rich versus Hassan.

You both have your very own 60 second clock as well,

all you have to do is protect it at all costs.

Our first question and only our first question

will be on the buzzer, if you buzz in

and get it right your opponent's clock will start ticking down.

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

and then your clock will start ticking down.

Your challenge is to force your opponent's clock all

the way down to zero, and if you do that, you will win today's prize.

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

So, our first question is on the buzzer. Best of luck, gents.

What type of animal was the nickname of the famous jazz

saxophonist Charlie Parker?

-Rich.

-Bird.

-Bird is the right answer.

Hassan, that means your clock will start

ticking down as soon as I start this next question.

Hassan, in 1995 George W Bush became governor of which state?

Texas.

Rich, Jesus Christ Superstar and Evita

are musicals by Andrew Lloyd Webber and which lyricist?

Tim Rice.

Hassan, which of Henry VIII's wives was the mother of Elizabeth 1?

-Ann Boleyn.

-Rich, in 1959,

Berry Gordy Jr founded which record company in Detroit, Michigan?

-Motown.

-Hassan, in 2003 which tennis player won the first of five

consecutive Wimbledon singles titles?

-Pete Sampras.

-It was Roger Federer.

Hassan, which famous literary sisters

lived at Haworth Parsonage in West Yorkshire?

Brontes.

Rich, what did the T stand for in the name of the poet TS Eliot?

Thomas.

Hassan, which band had their first UK number one single

with Viva la Vida?

-Coldplay.

-Rich, which stage musical features

the characters Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly?

-Chicago.

-Hassan, a hendecagon has how many sides?

-Seven.

-It's 11. Hassan, La Giaconda is the alternative name...?

-Mona Lisa.

-Rich, Zealand and Funen

are islands of which European country?

-Holland.

-It's Denmark.

Rich, 2013's The Desolation of Smaug is the second film in which series?

-Hobbit.

-Stop the clock for a second, let's see where we are.

Very, very impressive final so far.

Rich, you've 33 seconds still left on your clock.

Hassan, you've got 26 seconds.

Fewer than Rich, but very close at this stage.

Hassan, when we start the questions again I'll be asking you,

your clock will start ticking down, best of luck to both of you.

Hassan, which ship became a branch of the Imperial War Museum in 1978?

-The...Cutty Sark?

-HMS Belfast.

Hassan, in 2011,

who was elected to serve a fourth term as president of FIFA?

-Sepp Blatter.

-Rich, which star sign falls between Scorpio and Virgo?

-Gemini.

-It's the Libra.

Rich, the world famous Spanish Riding School

is in which European city?

-Zurich.

-It's in Vienna.

Rich, in 2005, which former UK Prime Minister

became a Knight of the Garter?

-Tony Blair.

-It's John Major.

Rich, which actor played the title character in the film Donnie Darko?

Jake Gyllenhaal.

Hassan, Gunnersaurus is a mascot associated with which

Premier League football club?

Rich, on a standard UK Monopoly board, what colour is Piccadilly?

-Yellow.

-Hassan, the film Jurassic Park is based

on a book by which author?

-Michael Crichton.

-Rich, Port Moresby

is the capital city of which country in the Pacific Ocean?

-Fiji.

-Papua New Guinea. Rich, the words shampoo, chutney

and juggernaut passed into English from...?

Hindi!

It is Hindi, but you're out of time, and that means with

six seconds left on the clock, Hassan, you are today's winner!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

That was a terrific show and a terrific final,

well played, both of you.

It was like a game of tennis going back and forth there. So close.

-Rich, thank you so much for playing.

-Thank you.

Hassan, as our winner today you have one final question,

one final tribe to join.

Before the show we asked you the following...

Would you like £1,000 to spend in your local sports goods store

or £1,000 to spend on toys?

-Hassan, do you have children in your life?

-I do indeed.

-What age?

Well, the youngest is eight.

The other two are a bit too old for toys, but, eh...

What do you fancy, Hassan?

I would have to go...with toys, because I'm a family man.

That's lovely, there is a very, very happy

eight-year-old at home right now.

Hassan, congratulations, brilliant performance.

Thank you so much for joining us on Two Tribes,

we will see you again next time.

CHEERING