Episode 25 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 only reads tabloid newspapers.

Two of them have used a dating website -

but all of them are about to play the quiz that

puts their knowledge and their personalities to the test.

Good evening everybody - welcome to Two Tribes,

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

We've got seven brand-new contestants all ready to play,

so let's meet them.

I'm Cynthia, I'm a sensory support worker from Ipswich.

I'm Steve, I'm a commercial manager from Bristol.

I'm Jemma, I'm an event coordinator from Henlow in Bedfordshire.

I'm Sue, a retired teacher from Richmond.

I'm Derek, a sales delivery driver from Horley in Surrey.

I'm Grant, a process engineer from Cranbrook in Kent.

I'm Richard, a financial advisor from Cheltenham in Gloucestershire.

How are you, seven? Very nice to meet you.

We know your names, we know where you're from and what you do,

but we're about to find out a lot more about you,

because before the show you all completed our survey -

you answered hundreds of questions all about yourselves -

there's some of them up on the screen now.

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

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

Then both tribes will face a series of general knowledge questions.

To stay safe you just need to make sure you're on the winning tribe.

At the end of the show,

one of you will walk away with a very nice prize.

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

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

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

and what it tells us about you.

Our Yes Tribe is...

Cynthia...

Jemma...

and Grant...

Our No Tribe is Steve...

Sue...

Derek...

and Richard.

Everyone, join your tribes.

So, we have our Yes Tribe and our No Tribe.

What tribe would you be on at home?

I would definitely, definitely be on the No Tribe on this one.

Cynthia, you're a fan of roller coasters.

I am, yes.

Best roller coaster you've ever been on?

Er, SheiKra at Busch Gardens in Florida.

What do you get from a roller coaster?

Um, just a thrill. A thrill for about a minute, and that's it.

-A thrill for about a minute.

-Yeah.

Tell you what, you should go out with me. Jemma...

LAUGHTER

-Jemma.

-Hello.

-You're a fan of roller coasters.

-I am.

What's the best roller coaster you've ever been on?

There was one on a theme park in Miami that I went on as a child.

And it went straight out, really fast, loads of loops,

and it looked as though you were going to go firing off the end...

and then I had to do it all backwards to get you back to the beginning.

You see, the bit where you feel like you're about to go off the end,

that's what I don't like about roller coasters.

That doesn't sound like fun to me.

-No Tribe, Sue... Sue.

-Not a fan.

Not a fan. Would you like to go on the Whirling Teacups?

-Er...no, that wouldn't...

-Even that is no fun, is it?

-No!

-You know what? I'd rather sit at home and have a nice cup of tea.

That's my version of an adrenaline sport.

Derek, bit of a wimp?

-No, I've never been on one.

-You've never been on one?

No - carousel, the horse going up and down, that's about my limit.

I pretend I'm at the Derby or something.

-Derek, you danger freak.

-I know.

No Tribe, we will start with you.

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

if you get a question wrong,

I will pass the same question down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong,

your 60 seconds will end immediately.

At the end of the round, somebody on the losing tribe

will be going home, so make sure you're on the winning tribe -

simple as that. No Tribe, you all ready?

-Yes.

-Start the clock.

Steve, the 2003 film starring Colin Firth and Scarlett Johansson

is called Girl With A Pearl what?

-Earring.

-Correct. Sue, what is the square root of 100?

-Sorry, can't think.

-Derek.

-Ten.

-Correct. Richard, alongside Jean Butler,

who starred in the original performance of the Riverdance?

-Michael Flatley.

-Correct.

Steve, which pop group had hits in the 1990s

with Dr Jones and Barbie Girl?

-Aqua.

-Correct.

Sue, at an annual festival, what foodstuff is traditionally

rolled down Cooper's Hill in Gloucestershire?

-Cheese.

-Correct.

Derek, in which TV series does David Threlfall play Frank,

the head of the Gallagher family?

F-F-F...

Incorrect. Richard.

-Shameless.

-Correct.

Steve, in a 1956 radio adaptation,

which future host of quiz show Blockbusters portrayed James Bond?

-Bob Holness.

-Correct.

Sue - leopard and elephant are species of which large sea mammal?

-Don't know.

-Derek.

They are seals.

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

Not bad at all.

Yes Tribe, our thrill-seekers, our adrenaline junkies,

eight points will see you safely into the next round.

Start the clock.

Cynthia, which month of the year comes first alphabetically?

-April.

-Correct.

Jemma, an ECG is used

to diagnose disorders of which organ of the body?

-A heart.

-Correct.

Grant, Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her silver jubilee in which decade?

-Er...1990s.

-Incorrect. Cynthia.

-'77.

-Correct. '70s.

Jemma, Everybody Hurts and Shiny Happy People

were '90s hits for which American band?

-Pass.

-Grant.

-REM.

-Correct. Cynthia, what W name

is given to MPs appointed to maintain party discipline?

-Whip.

-Correct.

Jemma, what was the surname of Laszlo,

the Hungarian inventor of the modern ballpoint pen?

-Bic.

-Incorrect. Grant.

-Stilo.

-Incorrect. Cynthia, to save your tribe.

-Biro.

-Correct answer.

Jemma, Anna Pavlova was a famous name in which field of dance?

-Ice-skating.

-Incorrect. Grant.

-Ballet.

-Correct. Cynthia, to win.

In DH Lawrence's novel,

what was the occupation of Lady Chatterley's lover, Mellors?

-A gardener.

-Incorrect. Jemma.

-A chef.

-Incorrect. Grant, to save your team.

No.

He was a gamekeeper.

He was a gamekeeper, and that means you also scored seven points.

Right at the start of the show we have ourselves a tie-break.

That means each tribe must now nominate one member

to face a question on the buzzer.

First to buzz in with a correct answer wins the round

for their tribe.

Yes Tribe, who are you going to nominate?

-I'll have a go, if you want.

-Yeah.

-Er, myself.

-Grant. And you're going to face...?

Me, Steve.

OK, Grant versus Steve.

Whoever wins this, it means their tribe is safe,

and through to the next round.

Grant, Steve, very best of luck to you both.

Fingers on buzzers.

How many Ts are in the word "tattoo"?

Steve.

-Three.

-Is the correct answer, Steve.

Our No Tribe are safe, they're through to the next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

Yes Tribe, our thrill-seekers.

Here's a thrill for you - one of you is about to go home.

It's all going to be on the buzzers.

I'm going to ask you a series of questions, if you buzz in

and give me a correct answer, you're safely through to the next round.

Buzz in and give me an incorrect answer,

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

Here's your first question.

In which Lionel Bart musical

does the titular character famously ask for more?

Cynthia.

-Oliver!

-Is the correct answer. Cynthia,

you're through to the next round. Well played.

Jemma and Grant,

it's like you're sat in a tiny little carriage

with a 400ft drop beneath you.

But only one of you is going down.

Fingers on buzzers, it all comes down to this one question.

On a standard dartboard,

which number is situated between the 12 and the 20?

Grant.

Five.

It's the correct answer, Grant.

You're safe, you're through to the next round.

Jemma, so sorry to lose you so early.

-We found out so little about you.

-It's OK.

I promise we'll get you driven home really, really, really quickly.

-Thank you. In a Ferrari.

-Thank you for joining us, Jemma.

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

Congratulations to the six of you.

Terrific first round, there, by both tribes.

Steve got every single question right in that round -

just terrific going.

We're going to change our tribes around now.

Before the show we asked you the following...

We're really delving into the big stuff today.

I prefer starters to puddings.

Steve, our star player there, what tribe are you on in this round?

-I'm in the Yes Tribe.

-You're in the Yes Tribe.

Anyone in that round caught your eye?

Anyone you'd wish to be in the Yes Tribe with you?

I think Cynthia did extremely well.

Well, let's find out who is on your tribe, Steve.

The Yes Tribe is Steve...

Sue...

and Richard.

The No Tribe is Cynthia...

Derek...

and Grant. Everyone, join your tribes.

Our No Tribe, our pudding fans.

I'd be on the No Tribe again, I think.

Cynthia, you like a pudding.

Yes!

LAUGHTER

That's fine!

-Cynthia, you are amongst friends, I promise you.

-Thank you.

What's your favourite pudding?

Ooh, something chocolaty. Death by chocolate.

-The more chocolate and cream and sugar the better.

-Yeah.

-And then a bit more chocolate.

-Yeah, exactly.

-Derek.

-Yes, yeah.

You'll remember, Richard,

the sweet trolley that used to come out in the old days.

-Come round on the...

-What's your point, Derek?

LAUGHTER

Yeah, I used to go through the whole thing.

Absolutely. I mean, that's the thing. Grant, are you the same?

-Oh, yeah.

-Faced with that menu...

Yeah, I've got a big, big sweet tooth.

Get me an ice cream or a sundae of some sort,

lots of chocolate, everything. I'll take it.

Yes Tribe.

Steve. You're clever, we know that.

-Thank you.

-Is that coming from fish starters?

-Prawn cocktail. '70s. Classic.

-Endless prawn cocktails.

And Richard, you'd always look at the starters before you

looked at the puddings.

I look at the starters before I look at the mains, to be honest.

-Really?

-Yeah, I love starters.

In fact, you could just feed me starters, I'd be quite happy.

OK. Yes Tribe, we will start with you.

I'll give you 60 seconds worth of questions,

if you get one wrong, I will pass it down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong

your time 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're on the winning tribe, you are safe.

Steve, Sue, Richard, all ready?

Start the clock.

How many minutes are there in three quarters of an hour?

-45.

-Correct.

Sue, Jack the Ripper terrorised London's Whitechapel

district in which century?

-19th century.

-Correct.

Richard, which ravenous creature

was the subject of a 1969 bestselling children's story

by Eric Carle?

-Pass.

-Steve.

-The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

-Correct.

Sue, which cocktail that includes rum,

vodka and tequila is named after an island in New York State?

-Manhattan.

-Incorrect. Richard.

-Pass.

-Steve, to save your tribe.

-Long Island Iced Tea.

-Correct.

Sue, the Liffey flows through the centre

of which European capital city?

-Er, Dublin.

-Correct.

Richard, a baby swimming and a dollar bill

appear on the cover of a 1991 album by which band?

-Nirvana.

-Correct.

Steve, wallabies are members of which Australian marsupial family?

-Kangaroo.

-Correct.

Sue, the American frontierswoman Martha Jane Cannary

was commonly known by which nickname?

-Pass.

-Richard.

-Calamity Jane.

-Correct.

Steve - Adele and Amy Winehouse

both attended which performing arts school in Croydon?

Pass.

The answer was the BRIT School.

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

Eight points.

Some very good saving going on during that round as well,

so, No Tribe, nine points will see you safely through

to the next round. Very best of luck.

Start the clock.

Cynthia, in astronomy, which season begins at the vernal equinox?

-Autumn.

-Incorrect. Derek.

-Spring.

-Correct. Grant, commonly used as a pizza topping,

which Italian cheese is traditionally made with the milk...

-Mozzarella.

-..of the water buffalo. Correct.

Cynthia, who was a vocalist in virtual band Gorillaz

and the Brit Pop band Blur?

-Damon Albarn.

-Correct.

Derek, in crime detection,

dactyloscopy is the identification of people using what feature?

-Pass.

-Grant.

-Fingerprints.

-Correct. Cynthia, which bird,

best known for the male's extravagant spotted tail feathers,

is the national bird of India?

-Peacock.

-Correct.

Derek, Saturday and Atonement are novels by which British author?

-Pass.

-Grant.

-Pass.

-Cynthia, to save your tribe.

Saturday and Atonement.

No, sorry.

The answer was Ian McEwan.

So, No Tribe, at the end of that you have scored five points.

Five points.

That means our Yes Tribe... Our Yes Tribe, you are safely through.

You're into the next round. Please take your places in the centre.

No Tribe, you're on the wrong tribe at the wrong time,

and one of you will be leaving us.

I'm going to be asking you some questions on buzzer now.

Buzz in and give me a correct answer,

you'll be through to the next round.

Buzz in and give me an incorrect answer,

you'll be going straight home, so do take care. Fingers on buzzers.

Gary Oldman's sister Laila Morse has played which character...?

-Derek.

-Oh...

-Little Mo. Little Mo.

-Sorry, Derek, you're out of time.

It's Mo, Big Mo, I'm afraid. That means we lose you.

That means Cynthia and Grant, you are safe.

You're through to the next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

Derek, Derek, I am gutted to be losing a fellow pudding fan and roller coaster hater.

Derek, it's been lovely having you on the show.

Shame not to get to know you a little bit more,

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

So, congratulations to the five of you.

Particularly to Steve, Sue and Richard -

you've been on the winning tribe both times.

We're going to split you up again.

Before the show we asked you the following...

Who said yes to that and who said no?

Sue, you've been on two winning tribes,

what tribe are you on this time?

-No. The No Tribe.

-You're on the No Tribe.

-Yep.

Well, the No Tribe is...

Sue...

and Steve.

On the Yes Tribe we have Cynthia, Grant and Richard.

Please join your tribes.

So, Sue, two winning tribes in a row. Now, you're a retired teacher.

Correct.

You managed to go all those years without being bossy.

It's quite hard being a teacher, isn't it?

I think I was regarded as fairly bossy.

-But not by yourself.

-No.

No, no. That's the main thing.

-You were a firm hand when it was needed.

-Absolutely.

Exactly. And Steve, how do you get what you want, Steve?

I'm more consultative,

and then I guide people to what I wanted in the first place.

Ah, so you're not bossy, you're manipulative.

-That's the one.

-Yeah.

-That's the opposite to being bossy, I always think.

-Yes, it is.

And our bossy tribe - Cynthia.

-Yes, I'm bossy. A control freak.

-Are you bossy at work, bossy at home?

No, I'm not bossy at work, I just like things done my way.

No, that's bossy. That is bossy.

That's how we define that. Grant, are you the same?

Yeah, I like to think I'm a good bossy.

Because when I jump in a team I'll always jump in to lead it

and help out, guide them in the right direction.

Yeah, I'm sure you like to think you're good bossy...

I think most bossy people do like to think they're good bossy,

don't they? Yes Tribe, we will start with you.

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

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

If all three of you get the same question wrong

your time will end immediately.

The tribe with the most points will be safely through to our final four.

Cynthia, Grant and Richard, are you ready?

Start the clock.

Cynthia, Leonardo DiCaprio starred in a Martin Scorsese film

called Gangs Of which city?

-New York.

-Correct. Grant, in 2013, Mark Carney succeeded

Mervyn King as governor of which financial institution?

-Er...pass.

-Richard.

-Bank of England.

-Correct.

Cynthia, the wormwood plant is a key ingredient

of which green aniseed flavoured spirit?

-Pernod.

-Incorrect. Grant.

-Absinthe.

-Correct.

Richard, what were the first names of the characters

played by Ant and Dec in Byker Grove?

-Pass.

-Cynthia.

-PJ and Duncan.

-Correct.

Grant, designed by Andy Warhol,

which fruit appears on the Velvet Underground's debut album cover?

-Apple.

-Incorrect. Richard.

-Banana.

-Correct.

Cynthia, in July 2013,

which country became the 28th member of the European Union?

-Croatia.

-Correct.

Grant, "person of the forest"

is the English translation of the name of which primate?

Er...Homo sapiens.

Incorrect. Richard.

-Orang-utan.

-Correct.

Cynthia, the novel Wide Sargasso Sea was written as a prequel

to which Bronte novel?

The answer there was Jane Eyre.

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, seven points!

Not bad at all. Some good scoring on today's show.

No Tribe, Steve and Sue,

eight points will see you through to our final four.

Very best of luck.

Start the clock.

Steve, composed by comedian Tim Minchin, Matilda is a musical

based on a book by which author?

-Roald Dahl.

-Correct.

Sue, from 1867, the Marquess of Queensberry Rules were introduced

to regulate which combat sport?

-Boxing.

-Correct. Steve, Something Stupid

was a Christmas number one

for Robbie Williams and which Australian actress?

-Nicole Kidman.

-Correct. Sue, which European capital city

lies on the estuary of the Tagus River in Portugal?

-Lisbon.

-Correct.

Steve, The Invisible Man and The War Of The Worlds

are novels by which author?

-Jeff Wayne.

-Incorrect. Sue.

-HG Wells.

-Correct.

Steve, in 2008 it was advised CPR should be performed

to the beat of which Bee Gees song?

-Stayin' Alive.

-Correct.

Sue, which dish of thinly-sliced beef takes its name

from a Venetian painter of the 15th and 16th centuries?

-Carpaccio.

-Correct.

Steve, to win, in 1768,

which explorer took command of HMS Endeavour?

Er, Scott.

Incorrect. Sue, to save your tribe.

Pass.

Oh, it was Captain James Cook.

And at the end of that round we have another tie -

seven points for our No Tribe.

So, we're going to look for someone from each tribe

to play one question on the buzzer now.

Yes Tribe, who are you going to nominate?

-Richard.

-Richard.

-Richard.

And he's going to be going against...?

-Steve.

-Richard v Steve.

Best of luck to you both.

You get this right, you save your tribe,

and you'll be through to the final four.

Fingers on buzzers.

Nadsat is the fictional language in which 1962 Anthony Burgess

novel, later filmed...?

Richard.

-Clockwork Orange.

-Later filmed by Stanley Kubrick -

Richard, it's the right answer.

Yes Tribe, you're safe, you're through to the next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

Steve and Sue, one of you is leaving us before our final four.

I'm going to ask you a question on the buzzer. Get it right,

you are through to our final four.

Best of luck to you both.

Who won an Oscar for her portrayal of Sally Bowles in the 1972 film...?

Sue.

Liza Minnelli.

The 1972 film Cabaret, Liza Minnelli is the correct answer.

Sue, you're in our final four! Take your place in the centre.

Steve.

-Steve.

-Not a Liza Minnelli fan, unfortunately.

-At all.

-You only got one question wrong in the rounds before this one.

You've been a terrific contestant,

but I'm afraid we have to say goodbye to you.

-Have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Yes, I have.

It's been lovely getting to know you.

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

So, our final four.

Our final four.

Some very impressive play today - particularly from Richard.

Richard, you've been on all three winning tribes.

Saved your tribe three times in that last round,

and then again on the buzzer, as well.

About as well as a round can go, I think, there.

But in our final four, this is where things change.

It's always two against two, and at the end of the round

the winning tribe will go through to play in our final.

The losing tribe will go home immediately.

There are no more second chances.

Let's see how we're going to split you up for this crucial time.

Before the show we asked you the following...

I moisturise. I moisturise.

Good question. Well, our star player thus far has been Richard.

What tribe are you on here, Richard?

Um...well, you should moisturise, shouldn't you? I mean...

So you're on the Yes Tribe.

-I am. I am.

-You're on the Yes Tribe.

-I am.

Who would you like with you on this final round if you could choose?

-You can't, of course, but if you could?

-Um...

Everybody's been so good,

but I think Grant and I would be good in the last round.

Well, let's see if Grant does moisturise.

Our Yes Tribe is...Richard...

and Cynthia.

Our No Tribe is Sue and Grant. Everybody, join your tribes.

So, Cynthia and Richard,

our Yes Tribe, I would definitely be on the Yes Tribe

if the question was "I moisturise,

"like, when I remember every couple of weeks,

"and then I forget to, and then I do it for a couple of days

"and then I forget again."

That's my moisturising regime. But you always moisturise, Cynthia?

Yes, every day. Yeah. Morning and night.

It's very good for you. It takes a long time, though.

I'm 72, really.

Well, they do say it makes you look a lot younger.

But I'm going to turn to the No Tribe.

Sue, I'm going to ask you a question

I already know the answer to.

So, you don't moisturise - could I ask how old you are?

I'm 78.

Whoa!

78, and doesn't moisturise.

That's very impressive. What is the secret to your youthful looks?

My... I picked the right mother.

LAUGHTER

Ah, very smart. Very smart, Sue.

And Grant. You don't look like you need to moisturise.

No, it's never been something I've done,

and probably won't be interested in for a while, to be honest.

-How old are you?

-21.

21. I'm going to say you look about eight years younger than Sue.

Maybe I should start moisturising, then. Yeah.

So, this round is all on the buzzers.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly will go

through to today's final.

For the losing tribe, it is game over.

OK, Cynthia and Richard, Sue and Grant - everybody ready?

Good luck. Here is your first question.

The Kray twins were among the last people ever

imprisoned in which medieval London fortress?

Richard.

-Pentonville.

-Incorrect. I'm going to hand it over to the No Tribe.

You can confer.

-Tower of London?

-Yeah.

-Tower of London.

-Tower of London is the correct answer.

Well played, No Tribe. 1-0.

The Hindu deity Ganesha has the head of which...?

Cynthia.

-An elephant.

-The head of which animal -

elephant is the right answer, Cynthia - 1-1.

In the UK, what term meaning a young animal

is the name given to Scouts from the ages of eight to ten...?

Cynthia.

-Cub.

-Eight to ten and a half years old, cub is the correct answer.

Very well played. Two points to our Yes Tribe,

one to our No Tribe.

Fingers on buzzers, everybody.

Who was leader of the opposition

when proceedings in the House of Commons

were first televised in 1988?

Richard.

Neil Kinnock.

Is the correct answer, Richard. Very good answer.

3-1, now, to our Yes Tribe.

Edwin Landseer's portrait of a stag is called Monarch Of The what?

Sue.

-Glen.

-Monarch Of The Glen, Sue, is the correct answer.

Three points to two.

What is the name of the Japanese art

of growing dwarfed ornamentally-shaped...?

Grant.

-Bonsai.

-Ornamentally-shaped trees or shrubs in small, shallow pots.

Bonsai is the correct answer.

Yes Tribe three points, No Tribe three points.

The first tribe to five will be playing in our final.

Best of luck to all of you.

The Fisherman's Ring

is traditionally presented to which religious figure...?

Sue.

-The Pope.

-..at his inauguration, the Pope is the correct answer, Sue.

No Tribe, you have four points.

You are one correct answer away from today's final.

Yes Tribe, your skin is looking lovely,

but you could be one question away from going home.

The name of which figure in Greek mythology

said to be the son of Myrrha

can be used to refer to an extremely handsome young man?

Sue.

Adonis.

You're in the final, Sue, it is Adonis!

Well played, No Tribe.

Well done. Really well done. Came back from 3-1 down

to win 5-3.

Yes Tribe, how about that?

They were very good.

-Have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Very much.

-Absolutely.

It's been lovely getting to know you.

You look wonderful, both of you.

Thank you so much for playing.

But for Sue and Grant, it's time to play today's Two Tribes final.

Sue and Grant, Congratulations on making it this far.

You don't have an awful lot in common, the two of you -

you haven't been in the same tribe at all until that very final round,

and the fact that neither of you moisturises

brought you together in such spectacular fashion.

Sue, how are you feeling?

-Um...shaky, but OK.

-Shaky but OK.

-OK.

Like you've just avoided a roller coaster.

Grant, how are you feeling?

Bit nervous, but just happy to have made the final.

OK. We've now split you into your very own tribes.

This time it's Sue versus Grant.

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,

will be on the buzzer. If you get it right,

your opponent's clock will start ticking down immediately.

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

then your clock will start ticking down.

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

all the way down to zero.

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

So, Sue and Grant, for the final time today,

let's play Two Tribes.

So, this first question, this first only, on the buzzer.

Best of luck.

The aerobatic team of the RAF is more commonly known by...

Sue.

-The Red Arrows.

-..by what name. The Red Arrows is right.

That means, Grant, the clock will start ticking down

as soon as I start this next question.

The Inspector Rebus series of detective novels

is written by which Scottish author?

-Pass.

-It's Ian Rankin.

Grant, in the military alliance NATO,

what does the letter A stand for?

-Alliance.

-It's Atlantic.

Grant, in Formula 1, world champion Keke and his son Nico

have what surname?

-Rosberg.

-Correct.

Sue, Pissarro, Renoir and Cezanne were artists in which art movement?

-Impressionists.

-Correct.

Grant, what form of transport was a tea clipper?

-Pass.

-It's a sailing ship.

Grant, formed in the 1970s,

Paul Weller was the frontman of which band?

-Pass.

-It's The Jam.

Grant, which acid is commonly used in car batteries?

-Sulphuric.

-Correct.

Sue, which Nobel Prizewinning English author

wrote the 1901 novel Kim?

-Rudyard Kipling.

-Correct.

Grant, the Aswan High Dam is built across which major African river?

-The Nile.

-That's correct. Sue, founded in the early 1400s,

which is Scotland's oldest university?

-Edinburgh.

-It's St Andrews.

Sue, Manderley is the setting for which 1938 Daphne du Maurier novel?

Um...

-Cornwall.

-It's Rebecca.

Sue - Sue Barker won which Grand Slam tennis tournament in 1976?

-The French Open.

-Correct.

Grant, which planet in our solar system shares its name

with the Roman god of the sea?

Er, Mercu... No...

It's Neptune. Grant, which cathedral city in Wiltshire

has also been known as New Sarum?

-Pass.

-Salisbury.

Grant, which epic poem by Dante

inspired and shares its title with a 2013 Dan Brown novel?

Er...pass.

Inferno.

Grant, the State Hermitage Museum is located in which Russian city?

-Er, Moscow.

-It's St Petersburg.

Grant, Lord and Lady Marchmain

are characters in which Evelyn Waugh novel?

Grant, that's your time up -

and with 32 seconds left on her clock, our winner today, it's Sue!

APPLAUSE

Congratulations, Sue.

The answer to that last question was Brideshead Revisited.

Sue, you're our winner.

Not only do you have the secret of eternal youth,

you've also won today's show.

Grant, a terrific performance to get this far.

She was very good, wasn't she? Kept batting it back to you.

Yeah, she was very good.

And the questions didn't just fall for me, so...

They did not fall for you - but they did fall for you, Sue.

And that means you have one final question to answer.

One final tribe to join.

We're going to give you £1,000 to spend on something.

Before the show we asked you the following...

Would you like £1,000 of spa treatments - that'd be very nice.

You could share them around, if you wish.

I know you don't moisturise,

but someone else could moisturise for you.

Or £1,000 worth of concert tickets -

could be any sort of concert you like.

Are you a concert-goer, Sue?

-Yes, classical music.

-Well, that's fine.

I promise, you can spend them on those.

-And is that what you fancy?

-Yes.

£1,000 worth of concert tickets for Sue.

Sue, you've been absolutely brilliant, thanks for playing.

Thank you so much for watching Two Tribes.

We will see you again next time.