Episode 26 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 superstitious,

two of them love soap operas,

but all of them are about to play the quiz that puts their knowledge

and their personalities to the test.

APPLAUSE

Good evening, everybody. Welcome to Two Tribes,

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

We've got seven brand-new contestants

ready to play, so let's meet them.

I'm Nicola, a biology teacher from Sidcup in Kent.

I'm Jason. I'm a medical student from Morecambe, Lancashire.

I'm Jane. I'm a primary school deputy headteacher

from Pontypool in South Wales.

I'm Richard. I'm a consumer affairs policy officer from Birmingham.

I'm Gary. I'm an operations manager from Wakefield in West Yorkshire.

I'm Val. I'm a retired secretary from Banstead in Surrey.

I'm Peter. I'm a car delivery driver from Southport on Merseyside.

APPLAUSE

Terrific introductions, everybody.

That's the scariest part of the show done, I promise you.

Before the show, you all completed our in-depth survey answering

hundreds of questions all about yourselves.

Some of them are up on the screen there.

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

based on who said "yes" and who said "no" to some of these.

Then both 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 be walking away

with a rather nice prize.

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

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

Quite often, on these splits,

you've no idea who's going to be on what tribe.

On this one...certainly, Nicola, if you're on the Yes Tribe,

we need to have a conversation about that.

LAUGHTER

Let's find out who said yes and who said no.

So, our Yes Tribe of grandparents are:

And our No Tribe. It's:

-Everyone - join your tribes.

-APPLAUSE

Well, that's a lovely way to start the show.

A tribe of three grandparents.

Grandparents, of course, the greatest people on earth.

We all know that.

Jane, a very young grandmother, if I may say so.

Oh, thank you for saying so. I don't feel it in my head!

-How many grandchildren do you have?

-I have four.

-Goodness me.

Three boys and a girl.

And what's the difference between having grandchildren

-and having children? Easier, right?

-You can give your grandchildren back.

-You can spoil your grandchildren.

-Peter.

-How many grandchildren do you have?

-Just one.

Is being a grandparent the best job in the world?

-It is, yes.

-Aw, that's lovely. Well, No Tribe.

Quite often at home, people are split about who they want to win.

-Just so you know, nobody wants you to win this round!

-LAUGHTER

Just so you know. How dare you take on these three grandparents(?)

Outrageous. So, Nicola.

-Do you have grandparents still?

-I have two grandparents, yes.

-And they're wonderful people, aren't they?

-They are. Brilliant.

-You would never want to beat them in a quiz, would you?

-No.

But those ones, maybe.

These ones? Oh, yeah. These guys, you're going to try and beat.

We will start with our No Tribe.

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

If you give me an incorrect answer,

I'll pass the same question down the line.

If you all give me an incorrect answer to the same question,

your 60 seconds will end immediately.

Whichever tribe wins this round will be safely through to the next round.

OK?

So, very best of luck to you, No Tribe. Everybody ready?

Start the clock. Nicola, the former UK Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli

was an MP for which political party?

Labour.

Incorrect. Jason.

-Conservative?

-Correct.

Richard, the Boer Wars were fought on which continent?

Africa.

Gary, Norma Jeane Mortenson was the birth name of which film icon?

Marilyn Monroe.

Nicola, in 1983,

Karl Lagerfeld became chief designer for which French fashion house?

Versace.

Incorrect. Jason.

FCUK?

-Incorrect. Richard.

-Chanel.

Gary, King Robert I of Scotland was known by what name?

Robert the Bruce?

Correct. Nicola, which African mammal's name

is derived from the Greek for "river horse"?

Hippo.

Jason, whose 1998 autobiography was Losing My Virginity?

Pass.

-Richard.

-Robbie Williams?

-Incorrect. Gary.

-Richard Branson.

Nicola, the name of which month of the year is

derived from the Latin for "seven"?

July.

-Incorrect. Jason.

-September.

Richard, since 1972, Queen Margrethe II has been

the monarch of which European country?

The Netherlands.

The answer to that was Denmark.

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

APPLAUSE

That's a very nice performance. Eight points.

So, Yes Tribe, our grandparents,

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

Jane, Val, Peter, one little wave to the grandchildren.

LAUGHTER

Very, very best of luck. Nine points will see you safe.

Start the clock.

Jane, what is the American equivalent of the UK postcode?

ZIP code.

Val, Diana Ross rose to fame as the lead singer of which group?

The Supremes.

Peter, in 1995, Piers Morgan was appointed editor of which newspaper?

Daily Mirror.

Jane, former world number one tennis player Roger Federer was

born in which country?

Czechoslovakia.

-He wasn't. Val.

-Switzerland.

Peter, redback, huntsman and trapdoor

are all types of which creature?

Spiders.

Jane, in Cockney rhyming slang, "Adam and Eve" means what word?

Believe.

Val, Ronnie O'Sullivan was beaten by which player

in the 2014 World Snooker Championship final?

-Pass.

-Peter.

-Pass.

-Jane, to save your team?

No idea.

The answer to that was Mark Selby, and our grandparents,

our Yes Tribe, you scored six points.

APPLAUSE

A valiant effort there, beaten by Mark Selby.

Sorry, everyone at home who was cheering on the grandparents.

No Tribe, you are the winning tribe.

Congratulations, you're through to our next round.

Take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Oh, grandparents.

Our Yes Tribe, I'm afraid we're going to have to lose

one of you right at the beginning of the show.

I'll ask you a series of questions.

Buzz in and get one right, you're safe. You're through

to the next round and will join the others in the middle.

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

you'll be leaving us, so do take care.

Very best of luck to all three of you.

Here's your first question.

Which London theatre shares its name

with the metal with the chemical symbol Pd?

-Val.

-Palladium.

Palladium is the correct answer. Val, you are safe.

Please join the others in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Jane, Peter, I'm afraid we're going to have to lose one of you.

It's going to come down to this question.

Which comic actress portrayed the characters

Lauren Cooper, Bunty Carmichael and Nan Taylor?

-Jane?

-Catherine Tate?

It's the correct answer, Jane. You're safe.

You're through to the next round.

-Please take your place in the centre.

-APPLAUSE

Peter, this hardly seems fair, does it?

Well, first round...

We bring you on, give you one question based on the fact

you're a grandparent, and we have to say goodbye to you.

-Have you enjoyed your brief spell with us?

-It's been great.

-I enjoyed every minute of it.

-And a lovely grandchild

to go back to as well. Thank you so much for playing,

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

APPLAUSE

Well done to the six of you. I say well done.

Genuinely, you should all be ashamed.

A poor old doting grandfather on his way home now, because of you.

Gary, you got all your questions right in that round,

which is terrific stuff. Will you do the same in this round?

Before the show, we asked you the following:

-Gary, our best player so far, are you a spicy food fan?

-I am now.

I never used to be. I've grown to like it.

And if you could hand-pick another person to take with you

onto your tribe, who would you pick?

-Richard.

-You got on with Richard in the first round.

Well, let's find out who is on your tribe. The Yes Tribe is:

That's nice. And the No Tribe, it's:

Men against women. Please join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

OK, Yes Tribe, our adventurers.

Jason, spicy food fan?

-Yeah.

-What's your favourite?

-It'd be a good curry, I think.

-A good curry.

-And how strong would you go?

-The stronger the better, really.

-To the point that I end up regretting it.

-LAUGHTER

-Richard, are you the same?

-Absolutely, yes.

I'm from Birmingham, so... The home of great curry, basically.

-Best curries in the UK, aren't they, Birmingham?

-Yeah, definitely.

And Gary, are you pleased Richard's on your team?

-Of course.

-It's nice, isn't it?

-Lovely.

-You did very well last time.

Remember, when you knocked that grandad out?

-That was great. You did very well.

-LAUGHTER

Now... Nicola, Jane, Val.

Not so hot on the spicy foods, Val?

-No.

-What's your idea of a perfect meal?

-Ham, egg and chips.

-Isn't that boring?

-Hey, but that's OK.

See, this is one of those categories where they see,

"I like spicy food", you feel pressured to say "yes",

because it seems like the fashionable, cool thing.

"Oh, yeah, me, yeah, I love spicy foods."

Actually, a lot of people don't.

A lot of people would rather have ham, egg and chips

than a curry, I think. But Jane, what's your favourite meal?

-I'm with Val. Ham, egg and chips.

-Ham, egg and chips.

-Every time.

We should all go out afterwards. I would enjoy that.

-And Nicola?

-Oh, my mum's roast dinner.

-Mum's roast dinner.

-Yeah.

-Definitely.

-Very, very nice.

We will start, I think, with our spicy food lovers.

All ready?

Start the clock. Jason, in 2014,

King Juan Carlos announced his abdication

as monarch of which country?

Spain.

Richard, which female name completes the title of the 1967 film musical,

Thoroughly Modern...?

Millie.

Gary, which scale is used to measure the magnitude of an earthquake?

Beaufort?

-Incorrect. Jason.

-Richter.

Richard, in 2001, who became the first foreigner

to manage England's football team?

Pass.

-Gary.

-Sven-Goran Eriksson.

Jason, what heavy tool was the title of Peter Gabriel's 1986 hit?

-Pass.

-Richard.

Sledgehammer.

Gary, which is the only mammal capable of flight?

-Bat?

-Correct.

Jason, what nationality was 19th century author Alexandre Dumas?

French.

Richard, Jaden and Willow are the children of Jada Pinkett

and which other Hollywood actor?

Will Smith.

Gary, in the USA, during Prohibition,

what name was used for a place that sold illicit alcohol?

A speakeasy.

Jason, in computing, what is equal to 1024 megabytes?

A gigabyte.

Is the correct answer, and at the end of that round, Yes Tribe,

-you have scored ten points.

-APPLAUSE

Ten points. How do you like that?

That is quite something.

That is going to be very tough to beat, Nicola, Val and Jane,

but doable. 11 points will see the No Tribe

safely through to the next round.

Are you ready?

Start the clock. Nicola, controlling metabolism and growth,

the thyroid gland is found in which part of the body?

-The throat.

-Or neck, correct.

Jane, the Algarve is a popular destination in which country?

Portugal.

Val, for the 1988 FIFA World Cup,

Fat Les sang about what type of curry?

No idea.

-Nicola?

-Vindaloo.

Jane, what does a Geiger counter measure?

Pass.

-Val?

-Radiation.

Nicola, which American billionaire is the host of

the US version of The Apprentice?

Oh...

Pass.

-Jane?

-Bill Gates?

-Incorrect. Val, to save your team.

-Donald Trump.

Nicola, in Britain, which agricultural laws restricting

the import of cereal crops were repealed in 1846?

Pass.

-Jane.

-The Corn Laws.

Val, what is the largest island of the Inner Hebrides?

Skye.

Nicola, in humans,

which fibrous protein is contained in both hair and nails?

Collagen.

-Incorrect. Jane?

-Keratin.

Val, who accompanied Edmund Hillary to the summit of Mount Everest...?

It was Tenzing Norgay. Eight points for our No Tribe.

APPLAUSE

A valiant effort there. A lot of saving each other as well.

It was a very impressive performance,

but, Yes Tribe, with a very, very impressive ten points,

our spicy food lovers, our vindaloo lovers, in fact,

you are safely through to the next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

That was a very impressive round from both tribes.

But unfortunately, No Tribe, you are the losing tribe.

We're going to have to lose one of you as well.

I wish you all the very best of luck. Here's your first question.

Which US state is the only one to begin with the letter D?

-Nicola.

-Delaware.

It's the right answer, Nicola. Join your friends in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Jane and Val.

Somebody else is going to join this grandparent cull

that this show has become today.

And it all comes down to this one question.

What letter comes four after K in the alphabet?

-Val.

-L?

Incorrect, I'm afraid. The letter that comes four after K is O.

Val, you're leaving us. Jane, that means you're safe

and through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Sorry, Val. I think just a mishearing of the question there,

I'm afraid, has seen you leave us.

-Have you enjoyed your brief time with us?

-Loved it.

Are you going to go home and see your grandchildren

and have some ham and eggs?

-I might do.

-That'd be nice.

-Might go out for a curry!

-LAUGHTER

-You do that. Go and have a nice vindaloo.

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

it's time to find our next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

Congratulations to you five.

And Richard, Gary, and Jason,

you've been on both winning tribes every single time.

Very, very impressive. We've got one grandparent standing, that's Jane.

We're going to split you up again. Let's see how we're going to do it.

Before the show, we asked you the following:

-Richard, are you a clean freak?

-Not at all.

-You're on the No Tribe.

Would you like to keep Gary and Jason with you?

That would be great, actually, yeah. That would be good.

Well, Richard, let's find out who the No Tribe are. It is:

That means our Yes Tribe is:

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

Jason and Jane, then, our clean freaks.

Jane, how does it manifest itself with you?

At home, I presume, mainly?

Yes. Oh, and my office in school as well.

-Oh, really?

-Yes, no papers on the desks. I don't do that.

-Do you not?

-No, when staff come down and they leave things in my office,

-it irritates me.

-Oh, staff! What can you do?

-What can you do?

Jason, clean freak?

Yeah, it's more sort of tidiness than anything.

I can't really focus when my room's not in order, you know,

that sort of thing.

Our No Tribe. Our dirty, dirty tribe.

Gary, I presume you're clean, but not a clean freak?

Yeah, absolutely.

Clean freak, as you say, sounds a bit weird.

LAUGHTER

He said it, not me. And Richard, not a clean freak?

-No, life's a bit too short, really.

-Ever lived with a clean freak?

A few, actually. There's been a bit of conflict there.

That's the big problem, isn't it?

If you're not one and you live with someone who is one.

You've got to find a sort of happy medium, I think.

You've got to find a happy medium, exactly.

-Nicola, are you a happy medium?

-SHE LAUGHS

Not really, no. I'm... I know where everything is.

-Yeah.

-But it's just...

-There.

-You've got your own unique filing system.

-Yes.

-Well, the winning tribe at the end of this round will be going

straight through to our final four.

So try and make sure that is your tribe.

No Tribe, we will start with you. You all ready?

Start the clock. Nicola, which sprinter released

the 2013 autobiography Faster Than Lightning?

-Usain Bolt?

-Correct.

Richard, nine celebrities including Cheryl Cole

climbed which African mountain for Comic Relief in 2009?

Kilimanjaro.

Gary, the nucleus of an atom is composed of protons

and which other subatomic particle?

Neurons?

-Incorrect. Nicola.

-Neutrons.

Richard, George Clooney starred as Dr Doug Ross

in which '90s medical drama?

ER.

Gary, Chapel, Abbey and Copse

are corners on which Formula One circuit?

Brands Hatch?

-Incorrect. Nicola.

-Valencia?

Incorrect. Richard, to save your tribe.

Silverstone.

Gary, the stringy bark is another name for which Australian tree?

Pass.

-Nicola.

-Eucalyptus.

Richard, Buonarroti was the surname of which influential

Renaissance sculptor and painter?

Matisse?

-Incorrect. Gary.

-Rodin?

Incorrect. Nicola, to save your tribe.

Botticelli?

No, it was, unfortunately, Michelangelo Buonarroti.

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

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe, seven points will see you safely into the final four.

Very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Jason, which flightless bird is the national bird of New Zealand?

Kiwi.

Jane, Saint Martin, St Barts and St Kitts are Islands in which sea?

Pacific.

Incorrect. Jason.

Atlantic.

St Martin, St Barts and St Kitts are islands in which sea?

It's the Caribbean.

You scored, at the end of that round, one point, clean freaks.

That means, No Tribe, you are safely through to the next round.

Please take your places in the middle. You're in our final four.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe.

-Jason, welcome to a buzzer round.

-Thank you.

Jane, we meet again.

You've both got buzzers in front of you.

If you just give them a quick polish for us...

That's a clean freak joke.

LAUGHTER

One of you will be playing in our final four.

One of you will be going home immediately,

and it all comes down to this one question.

In 1965, which Stoke City player

became the first professional footballer to be knighted?

-Jason.

-George Best?

It's incorrect, Jason, I'm afraid. The answer is Sir Stanley Matthews,

and that means, Jane, you're through to our final four.

Please take your place in the middle.

APPLAUSE

Jason, yes, not George Best, I'm afraid.

Of course, we find out all sorts of things about you,

and Jason, you're unique in one way today.

You're the only one of the seven to answer yes

-to the question "I like snooker".

-OK!

Which makes me warm to you even more,

just as we are losing you, Jason.

-Thanks for playing.

-Thank you very much.

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

APPLAUSE

Congratulations to our final four. Some very impressive playing.

Richard and Gary, you've been on the winning tribe every single time.

Let's see if we can split you up this time, though.

For our final four, let's take a look

at what our two tribes are going to be.

Before the show, we asked you the following:

Gary, what tribe are you on this time?

I work in a book shop, so...

-LAUGHTER

-OK. So, no(?)

So, no(!)

So, the Yes Tribe is:

Again! Our No Tribe, the ladies:

Everybody take your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, "I consider myself well read."

Our No Tribe.

Nicola, Jane, remind me again what both of you do for a living?

-You don't have time to read, as a teacher!

-You're both teachers.

-Jane, you've saved yourself three times in a row.

-I have.

-I'm hanging in there by the skin of my teeth.

-Very impressive.

As you know, at the end of this round, there's no second chances,

so this would be a very good time to be on the winning tribe.

It would.

Talking of winning tribes, Yes Tribe, Richard and Gary again.

Four times in a row. You are identical people, it turns out.

Gary, working in a book shop, do you actually get time to read?

-Not at work.

-Not at work, obviously!

But if you work in a fish and chip shop, you don't really want

fish and chips at the end of the day.

-It's not like that, no.

-And Richard?

I think I am. I mean, there's words all around, aren't there?

Cereal packets...

LAUGHTER

I think I probably interpreted it a bit broadly.

But I am quite well read.

-You're quite well read?

-Yeah.

You've read all of Tony the Tiger's stuff.

LAUGHTER

So, this round, our final four, a little bit different.

This round is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly

go through to today's final.

For the losing tribe, it's game over.

Good luck, all. Here's your first question.

The word "evens" is an anagram of which member?

-Richard.

-Seven.

Correct. See, it's words and numbers you can do.

Very impressive. 1-0 to our Yes Tribe.

The 1974 book All The President's Men

was an account of which American political scandal...?

Watergate.

..which American political scandal of the 1970s.

Gary, Watergate is the correct answer.

-You should really get a book question right.

-Yes.

-I'd have loved it if you'd got that.

-LAUGHTER

Which band were the principal writers and performers

on the soundtrack to the film Saturday Night Fever? Gary.

-The Bee Gees.

-The Bee Gees is the correct answer, Gary.

3-0, currently, to the Yes Tribe.

We are buzzing. We are buzzing.

I know. You need to buzz before they buzz. That's the key here.

Don't forget, you're our last grandparent standing.

Don't want to lose you now.

Prince William has the official title,

the Duke of... which English city? Jane.

Cambridge.

The Duke of Cambridge, Jane.

Very well played. 3-1 now. That's more like it.

Which famous American illusionist shares his stage name with

the title of a Charles Dickens novel? Gary.

David Copperfield.

David Copperfield is the correct answer, Gary.

Yes Tribe, you have four points, No Tribe, you have one point.

Yes Tribe, you're one question away from playing in our final.

No Tribe, you could be one question away from leaving us.

Now would be a good time for a comeback.

In rugby league, what is the maximum number of players

that a team can field at any one time?

-Gary.

-11.

It is not 11.

I can pass that over to the No Tribe, and you can confer.

-13?

-13.

13.

Is the correct answer, No Tribe. Well played.

Four points to the Yes Tribe, two points to the No Tribe.

Yes Tribe, still one question away from that final.

Whose arrest for refusing to move seats on a bus in December 1955...?

-Jane.

-Rosa Parks.

..led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

Rosa Parks, the correct answer, Jane.

4-3, all of a sudden.

This could be a sensational comeback, No Tribe.

Yes Tribe, you are still

one question away from playing in our final.

Here's your next question.

Jonny Lee Miller and Billy Bob Thornton have both been

married to which Hollywood...?

-Richard?

-Angelina Jolie.

..married to which Hollywood star.

Angelina Jolie is the correct answer.

Yes Tribe, you're playing in our final.

APPLAUSE

Well played, gents.

Nicola and Jane, I'm so sorry that we're losing you both.

-Have you enjoyed yourselves?

-Fantastic.

-Oh, yes, definitely.

-They deserved it as well.

-Yeah.

-You don't mean that!

-LAUGHTER

-I

-don't think so, but...

Quite right, Jane. Been lovely having you both here,

lovely to meet you both as well, and finding out all about you.

But for Richard and Gary, it's time to play the Two Tribes final.

APPLAUSE

Richard and Gary, congratulations on making it to our final.

We can't split you.

You've been on exactly the same tribe every single time.

Are there any differences between the two of you?

-Richard, cats or dogs?

-Dogs.

-Gary?

-Dogs. I'm allergic to cats.

-Richard, beer or wine?

-Wine.

-Gary?

-Beer.

HE CHEERS

-LAUGHTER

-Finally.

I thought you were twins. You are not.

Neither of you have had to face an elimination round at any time.

Both been on the winning tribe every single time.

It's very impressive stuff.

But that's about to change for one of you.

We now split you into your very own tribes. It's Richard versus Gary.

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

You just have to protect that clock at all costs.

Our very 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 till 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 0, and if you do that, you'll be leaving with today's prize.

So, for the final time today, Richard, Gary -

let's play Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE

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

Which Britpop band released the album (What's The Story)...?

-Gary.

-Oasis.

(What's The Story) Morning Glory, it was Oasis.

Richard, that means as soon as I start the next question,

your clock will start ticking down.

Richard, nigiri and California roll are types of which Japanese food?

Sushi.

Gary, played on screen by Tom Hanks,

astronaut Jim Lovell was the commander of which NASA mission?

Apollo... 9?

Incorrect. 13.

Gary, often used as guard dogs,

which breed of dog is also known as an Alsatian?

German Shepherd.

Richard, Arthur Golden had a bestselling book titled

Memoirs Of A... What?

Geisha.

Gary, what is the general term for a substance with a pH value

of less than 7?

-Alkali.

-No, it's acid, Gary.

Rigoletto and Falstaff are operas by which composer?

Verdi?

Richard, France's national anthem takes its name

from which French city?

-Alsace.

-It's Marseille.

Richard, who won men's figure skating gold

at the 1980 Winter Olympics?

-Mark Curry?

-It's Robin Cousins.

Richard, which athletics event

involves both hurdles and water jumps?

-Pass.

-Steeplechase.

Richard, Moon River won the 1961 Best Original Song Oscar

for which film?

-Pass.

-Breakfast At Tiffany's.

Richard, which city is the financial centre of Switzerland?

Geneva?

It's Zurich. Richard, the two billion-year-old Star of India

is what type of gemstone?

-Diamond.

-It's a sapphire.

Richard, which playing card was a hit for Motorhead in 1980?

Ace Of Spades.

Gary, which English author wrote Moll Flanders and Robinson Crusoe?

Daniel Defoe.

Richard, mostly via distance learning,

which British university has the greatest number of students?

-Open University.

-Gary, in Enid Blyton's Noddy stories,

what was the name of the policeman?

PC Plod?

Correct. Richard, "Mittwoch" is the German word

for which day of the week?

-Wednesday.

-Gary, Bobby Robson and Alf Ramsey both managed

which Suffolk-based football club?

-Ipswich.

-Richard, Marcus Tandy and Bunny Charleston

were characters in which...?

Eldorado.

Gary, Chatsworth House is found in which national park?

-Pass.

-The Peak District.

Which illustrator and author wrote The Snowman and Fungus The Bogeyman?

-Pass.

-Raymond Briggs.

Gary, the Dome of the Rock and the Wailing Wall are in which city?

Jerusalem.

Richard, which tennis player did actress Tatum O'Neal marry in 1986?

Steffi Graf. Oh!

It was John McEnroe, and with ten seconds left on his clock,

Gary, you're today's winner.

APPLAUSE

Ten seconds is all it took to beat you, Richard.

-The first time you've been on a losing tribe.

-Gutted.

All the way through the show, you played terrifically well.

It's been lovely having you here, but Gary,

you've done terrifically well. You are our winner today.

You have one last question to answer, one last 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 worth of music downloads,

all sorts of things, or £1,000 to spend in your local home store?

This is basically, am I going to be selfish...

LAUGHTER ..or not selfish.

So essentially, you'd like music, your wife would like the home?

I'd probably like music more, but I'm going to say the home.

Oh, you're a wise man, Gary. Not a brave man, but wise.

-Not brave.

-Thanks for playing. You've been terrific.

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

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE