Episode 27 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

goes on caravan holidays.

Two of them prefer baths to showers 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 who's side you're going to be on.

We've got seven brand-new contestants all ready to play, so let's meet them.

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I'm Adam, I'm a customer service advisor from Tipton

-in the West Midlands.

-I'm Claire, I'm a fraud solicitor from Liverpool.

I'm Charlie, I'm a retired IT contractor from Darlington, County Durham.

I'm Anthony, I'm a civil litigator from Bromley in Kent.

I'm Emma, I'm a journalist from London.

I'm Sally, I'm a sales rep from Winport in Devon.

I'm Stewart, I'm a London Tube driver from Ilford in Essex.

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We know your names, we know where you're from, we know your jobs,

but we're about to find out an awful lot more about you, too.

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

hundreds of questions all about yourselves.

There are 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 need to be on the winning tribe.

At the end of the show one of you will walk away with a very nice prize.

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

Before the show we asked you the following...

At home, what tribe are you on? Let's find out what tribe our players are on here.

Our Yes Tribe is Adam, Anthony, Emma and Stewart.

Our No Tribe is Clare, Charlie and Sally.

Everyone, join your tribes.

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So, "I prefer dogs to cats".

I'd have trouble with this one, I think, I love dogs and cats.

You'd have to choose one side, though.

Emma, what is it about dogs you prefer to cats?

Um, they're more fun, they're loyal, they're pleased to see you.

-They're cuddly.

-You hearing all that? They're more fun, more loyal.

Can't believe she's saying cats aren't loyal. Some of the loyal-est creatures in the world.

Stewart, what is it about dogs that appeals to you?

I owned one in the past and it was wonderful, I just love dogs and I really don't like cats.

-Really, really don't like them.

-Why, Stewart, do you not like cats?

They just, they go to anyone, they just... No. They're not for me.

Goodness me, that's quite an accusation. They go to anyone.

We know the word he's avoiding using there, don't we?

-Charlie, do you have a cat, do you have a dog?

-Two.

-Two cats, and used to have a dog.

-What is it you prefer about cats to dogs?

Well, they come and sit on your knee, they're their own boss.

They come and go as they please but they're always nice to have around.

Psychologists say that extroverts prefer dogs and introverts prefer cats, that's what they say.

Sally, does that ring true?

I don't know, I like both so it is a bit difficult to say.

But I have always had cats, never had a dog.

Cats are very entertaining, like when they climb the Christmas tree

and knock the baubles off, you know, just...

-Always keep you interested, and fun.

-I think they do.

I have to say, I love both.

I know some people at home have very strong opinions on which tribe they'll prefer.

We will start with our Yes Tribe.

Adam, Anthony, Emma and Stewart, 60 seconds' worth of questions,

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

If all of you get the same question wrong your time will end immediately.

Whichever tribe has the biggest score at the end of this round

you'll be going straight through to our second round,

so very best of luck, both tribes. Yes Tribe, start the clock.

Adam, in 1988, which Scottish duo had a hit

with (I'm Gonna Be) 500 Miles?

The Proclaimers.

Correct. Anthony, in 1861, which American conflict broke out

between the Union and the Confederacy?

The Civil War.

Correct. Emma, which London borough

shares its name with a type of taxi cab?

Pass.

-Stewart.

-Hackney.

-Correct, Adam.

Which football anthem, famously sung by Pavarotti,

comes from the Puccini opera Turadot?

Nessun Dorma.

Correct. Anthony, which English author wrote

the Discworld series of fantasy books?

Terry Pratchett.

Correct. Emma. What is the name

of the strait that separates the Isle Of Man from the mainland?

-Pass.

-Stewart?

-Solent?

-Correct. Adam, in 1649,

which monarch was executed outside the banqueting house in Whitehall?

Henry VIII?

-Incorrect. Anthony.

-Charles I?

Correct. Emma. Which fruit is

sometimes called a Chinese gooseberry?

A strawberry?

-Incorrect. Stewart.

-Kiwi.

Correct, Adam, which Irish writer had the middle names Fingal O'Flahertie Wills?

Oscar Wilde?

Correct. In 1959 Diego Rivera married which fellow Mexican artist?

Uh, Frieda Kale?

I can't give it to you, just out of time.

Frida Kahlo is the correct answer.

But, at the end of that round, Yes Tribe, nine points.

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Nine points there for our dog lovers.

Cat lovers, cat lovers, ten points will see you through to the next round.

Very best of luck, Clare, Charlie and Sally.

Start the clock. Clare.

What type of skirt was widely popularised by Mary Quant in the 1960s?

The miniskirt.

Correct. Charlie. Joshua Tree and Yosemite are national parks

-in which state on the west coast of the USA?

-California?

Correct. Sally. What V is the fortified wine added to gin

to make the classic martini cocktail?

Pass, sorry.

-Clare.

-Vermouth.

-Correct.

Charlie, the female of which poisonous spider

has distinctive red marks on its abdomen?

-Tarantula?

-Incorrect.

-Sally.

-It's a Black Widow.

-Correct. Clare.

What was the first name of Lenin,

the inaugural leader of the Soviet Union?

Pass.

-Charlie.

-Vladimir?

-Correct. Sally.

Dungeoness, sand fiddler and Atlantic blue

are species of which crustacean?

-Crab?

-Correct. Clare.

A type of scallop known as a queenie is a celebrated local delicacy

on which island of the British isles?

-The Isle of Man.

-Correct. Charlie.

Sn is the chemical symbol for which metallic element

-often used in food packaging?

-Tin.

Correct. Sally. Which novella by Truman Capote

features the character Holly Golightly?

-Sorry, I don't know.

-It was Breakfast At Tiffany's,

and at the end of that round, No Tribe, you scored 8 points.

APPLAUSE

That means, with nine points, our dog lovers, our Yes Tribe, you are through to the next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

No Tribe, our cat lovers, eight points is a very, very good score.

On this occasion, not quite good enough.

it means you're on the wrong tribe at the wrong time, the losing tribe, and we have to lose one of you.

I am going to ask you a series of questions now.

If you buzz in and give me a correct answer you'll be through to the next round.

If you do buzz in and give me an incorrect answer

you'll be going straight home. Do take care.

Very best of luck.

What was the first palindromic year of the 21st century?

BUZZER

-Clare.

-2002?

It's the right answer, Clare, you're safely through to the next round.

Please, take your place in the centre.

Charlie. Sally.

I know!

You look so beautifully matched, as well.

Perhaps we're destined to go out.

One of you is, unfortunately, but one of you is destined to go through to the next round.

And it all comes down to this one question.

Kate Winslet played Marianne Dashwood in the 1995 film adaptation of which Jane Austen...

BUZZER

-Pride And Prejudice.

-Sally.

The answer, Sally...

is Sense And Sensibility.

That means, Charlie, you are through to the next round. Please, take your place in the centre.

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Sally...

..a great tribe to be on. Cat lovers everywhere will be on your side.

I let the cats down everywhere.

No-one can let cats down, because cats don't care. You know that.

-I do know that.

-That's why we love them.

It's been lovely having you on the show, it's a shame we don't get to know any more about you.

Just as well, maybe!

That's good to hear! For our other six, let's find out next two tribes.

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Well done to the six of you.

That's a terrific first round, I have to say. Really, really well played by both tribes.

Emma, though, I need to talk to you briefly.

-You got every single question wrong in that round.

-I know, I know.

-And every single time...

-Stewart got it right.

-Saved by Stewart.

Every single time.

So, you might be hoping you're on the same tribe as him this time. Let's find out, though.

We'll put you on two brand-new tribes now. Before the show we asked you the following:

I think I look younger than I am.

Emma, what tribe are you on in this one?

-I'm in the Yes Tribe.

-You're on the Yes Tribe.

Let's see if you are joined by Stewart.

The Yes Tribe is Emma...

..Clare...

..and Stewart!

And our No Tribe is Adam,

Charlie and Anthony.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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Stewart, you think you look younger than you are?

I've been told I am, yeah.

Can I ask how old you are?

57.

OK, you do look younger than you are then, I'll give you that!

Phew. Got away with one of them.

Anthony...how old do you reckon Clare is?

-Just out of interest!

-The right side of 28.

-I like that.

-How old are you, Clare?

33, Richard.

I think you should also be on the Yes Tribe. Charlie, how old do you think Emma is?

Emma, I would say she's just about 40.

Just about right.

-OK, but you thought under 40?

-Yeah. 39.

-And are you 40 or just under?

-40.

Then you...do look younger. Hooray!

That's good news.

The bad news for Clare and Emma is that Stewart looks much younger than he says he is.

Stewart wins there.

How old do you think Charlie is, Clare?

58?

-Charlie?

-I am 58!

Very well done! Very well done.

If ever you ask someone to guess your age,

whatever they say is four years younger than they think you are. Just so you know. Always is.

That's where they go.

We will start with our Yes Tribe.

Our young-lookers. We'll 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 time will end immediately. Best of luck.

Start the clock.

Clare, Jamaica is an island in which sea, an arm of the Atlantic ocean?

Uh, the Caribbean?

Correct. Emma. In a standard game of Cluedo,

what colour is the surname of the reverend?

-Green.

-Correct. Stewart.

Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth were influential figures

-in which branch of modern art?

-Sculpture.

Correct. Clare. The spotted plum pudding dog is a breed

better known by what name, after a region of Croatia?

Pass.

-Emma.

-Dalmatian?

-Correct. Stewart.

What four letter L word can be a public open air swimming pool,

-bathing beach or resort?

-Lido.

Correct. Clare.

Which Scottish hero was portrayed

by Mel Gibson in the 1995 film Braveheart?

Um...

William Wallace.

Correct.

Emma, which Italian composer wrote the iconic theme for the film

-The Good, The Bad And The Ugly?

-Pass.

-Morricone?

-Correct.

Clare, a Chinook wind is a warm, dry wind down the east side

of which US mountain range?

Pass.

Emma.

-The Rockies?

-Correct.

Stewart, The Golden Compass is the 2007 film

-adaptation of a novel by which author?

-Pass.

Philip Pullman was the answer to that, at the end of that round,

Yes Tribe, you've scored 8 points!

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You scored eight points, though I have to say it looks like you scored about six!

LAUGHTER

No Tribe. No Tribe. nine points will see you through to the next round,

safe and sound.

Start the clock. Adam,

which queen of England has a nickname which is also a cocktail

containing vodka and tomato juice?

-Bloody Mary.

-Correct. Charlie.

Which TV personality and businessman has a car

-with a private car registration plate AMS 1?

-Alan Sugar.

Correct. Anthony, which Olympic martial art has a Japanese name

that is usually translated into English as "gentle way"?

-Judo.

-Correct. Adam,

which of Henry VIII wives was the mother of his successor, Edward VI?

-Anne Boleyn?

-Incorrect. Charlie.

-Jane Seymour.

-Correct.

Anthony, which famous French emperor allegedly described the English

as "a nation of shopkeepers"?

-Napoleon.

-Correct. Adam, which Italian city is home to a shroud

-venerated in Christianity?

-Turin.

Correct. Charlie. Which president of the Soviet Union was awarded

-the Nobel Peace Prize in 1990?

-Gorbachev.

Correct. Anthony, journalist Jon Ronson

has written a book called The Psychopath what?

Pass.

-Adam?

-Way?

Charlie, to save your tribe.

Woman.

It was The Psychopath Test,

and at the end of that round you've scored seven points!

APPLAUSE

Seven points.

Jon Ronson, Charlie, did not write a book called The Psychopath Woman.

And because he didn't it means our winners with eight points,

it's the Yes Tribe, you're safe, you're in the next round, take your places in the centre.

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Adam, Charlie, Anthony, another terrific round.

Very, very well played. Just that last question catching you out.

One of you, though, will have to leave us. I am going to ask you a series of questions on the buzzer,

get one right, you'll be in the next round.

If you do buzz in and get it wrong, you'll be leaving us.

Do take care.

A royal home for over 900 years,

which Berkshire castle claims to be the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world?

BUZZER

-Anthony.

-Windsor.

Is the correct answer. Anthony, you are through to the next round, take your place in the centre.

Adam and Charlie, one of you will be staying on the show, one of you will be leaving us.

And it comes down to this single question.

if the 13th of April is a Friday, what day of the week is April Fools Day?

-BUZZER

-Charlie.

Monday.

The answer, Charlie...

is Sunday, I'm afraid. It means, Adam,

you are through to the next round. Take your place in the centre.

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Charlie, the exact opposite of what happened in the last round,

you were safely seen through by an incorrect answer,

this time it's worked against you.

It's a shame to see that shirt go.

-Yes!

-Have you enjoyed yourself?

I have thoroughly enjoyed myself. The shirt's enjoyed itself as well.

That's good news. are you pleased we have scientifically proved you look exactly how old you are?

Yeah, yes, it was excellent.

It's been lovely having you here.

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

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Well played, everybody.

All safely through. Emma and Stewart, you've been on both winning tribes so far. And, Emma,

-getting questions right now as well.

-Redeemed myself, I think.

Exactly right.

Let's see if we're going to keep you together or split you up. Let's look at the next two tribes.

Before the show we asked you the following:

What are you going to answer to that at home?

And what are the people next door going to answer, more importantly?

-Stewart, what tribe are you on this time?

-No.

-You're a no.

Let's see if you're going to stay with Emma.

It's worked very well so far.

The No Tribe is Stewart, Adam and Clare.

Our Yes Tribe is Anthony and Emma, our nosy neighbours.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So Anthony and Emma, our Yes Tribe, nosy neighbours.

-Anthony, are your neighbours watching, do you think?

-I hope not.

What makes you a nosy neighbour?

I live in a block of flats, I'm right by the front door,

so I always look out the window to see who's coming in.

-That's quite fun, though, isn't it?

-"Oh, she's back late."

I was worried, Emma,

when I moved into my house that my neighbours were going to be nosy,

but I've been looking through a telescope for six years now,

they've been good as gold.

-I've got to hand it to them. Emma, you're a nosy neighbour.

-I am.

I like to think I'm more curious than nosy. Curious and friendly.

I'm sure you like to think you're more curious than nosy.

But what would your neighbour describe you as?

I'm sure they think I'm really nice. Hopefully.

I'm sure you are. Stewart, doesn't interest you?

-No, I know their names and that's about it.

-You're a Tube driver?

-Yeah, London Tube driver.

-So you see every walk of life anyway, all day.

Yeah. I'm on my own in the cabin and that's how I like to be.

What line are you on?

-District line.

-That's my line. Turnham Green.

-Oh, yeah, every day.

-I'll keep an eye out for you.

-Only work in the evenings.

I knew that anyway. I keep an eye on all the drivers.

I know exactly what they're up to. Don't you worry about that.

Now, we'll start with our No Tribe. 60 seconds' worth of questions.

If you 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 that wins this round will be going through to our final four,

so very good round to win.

No Tribe, are you ready to play?

Start the clock. Adam, what is the fifth letter of the word fifth?

-H.

-Correct.

Clare, Man Friday was the companion of which shipwrecked

Daniel Defoe character?

-Robinson Crusoe.

-Correct.

Stewart, which state of Australia is not connect to the mainland?

-Tasmania.

-Correct.

Adam, famously featured in Apocalypse Now,

Ride Of The Valkyries is a piece by which German composer?

-Wagner.

-Correct.

Clare, what type of medieval grated gate is the symbol of the

Houses Of Parliament?

-A portcullis.

-Correct.

Stewart, which type of clay used in pottery

takes its name from the Italian for baked earth?

-Pass.

-Adam?

-Pass.

-Clare, to save your tribe.

-Terracotta.

-Correct answer.

Stewart, Rihanna had a number one hit in 2012 with the name of which

precious gem stone?

-Diamond.

-Correct.

Adam, which city on the Humber Estuary has been selected

as the UK City of Culture 2017?

-Hull.

-Correct.

Clare, Guru Nanak is regarded as the founder

and first guru of which religion?

-Sikhism.

-Correct. Stewart, Eboracum was the roman name...

for which city, and the answer was York.

No Tribe, you've scored nine points.

Nine points.

It has been a very impressive show so far.

Yes Tribe, can you keep up that good work?

Ten points will see you safely through to the final four.

Ten points. Anthony and Emma.

Start the clock. Anthony, Candy, Millennium

and Rock DJ were UK number ones for which member of Take That?

-Robbie Williams.

-Correct.

Emma, for how many years

did George Bush Sr serve as US president?

-Seven.

-Incorrect. Anthony?

-Eight.

-Incorrect as well.

The answer was four. You scored, hold on, let me count them up...

One point. One point for our Yes Tribe.

That means with nine points, a huge victory for our No Tribe.

You're all through to our final four.

Take your places in the centre.

So Anthony and Emma, one of you will be leaving us

just before the final four. Tough time to leave.

I'm going to give you a question on the buzzer now.

If you buzz in and give me

a correct answer you are safely through to the final four.

Best of luck, Anthony, best of luck, Emma.

It's all down to this question.

Prior to 2014,

who was the last American to win the Men's Singles title at Wimbledon?

-Emma?

-Andre Agassi.

Andre Agassi, you say.

The answer is...

Pete Sampras. Anthony, you're in our final four.

Take your place in the centre.

Emma, that is unlucky. You were brave to buzz in.

A perfectly good answer as well, Agassi, but Sampras was the answer.

-Have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Yes, really enjoyed it, thank you.

-Are you regretting now being a nosy neighbour?

-No, not yet.

-Yeah!

That's good news.

-It's been lovely having you here and lovely to meet you.

-Thank you.

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

Congratulations to our final four.

Terrific performance from the No Tribe in that last round.

Stewart, you've been on every single winning tribe so far.

Clare, you got every single one of your questions right in that

last round. Very, very impressive.

This, of course, is where things change.

It's now going to be two against two,

and our winning tribe will be

going straight through to today's final.

The losing tribe will be going home immediately.

There are no more second chances.

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

Before the show we asked you the following:

Clare, you're our star performer in that last round.

What tribe are you on here?

-I'm a no.

-You're a no.

And who would you like on your tribe if you could choose?

I think I'd have to say Stewart, actually.

-He's been quite good, hasn't he?

-Yeah.

Well, let's find out if you have got Stewart. Our No Tribe...

It's Clare and Anthony. Means our Yes Tribe is Adam and Stewart.

Everybody, join your tribes.

Our Yes Tribe, Adam. Adam, you're a hoarder.

Yeah, I'm not very keen on throwing things away.

I've probably got clothes in my wardrobe I haven't worn in years

-and...

-You just keep them all.

-..magazines stored away, and...

Why do you think it is, psychologically?

Probably laziness. Probably not psychologically, but...

Stewart, do you hoard something specifically you just,

you don't like to throw things out?

Magazines, newspapers.

I've got the old Sporting Life which went out of existence

about 15 years ago. I've still got quite a few of those.

-Why have you got them?

-Originally it was to look up racing, but...

I know why you buy them on the day.

You think, "That's going to come in handy one day."

-And has that day yet come?

-No.

-OK.

-Clare. Good at throwing things out?

-Yeah. Have to be.

Studio flat mentality. OCD.

It's useful sometimes, but do you ever find yourself throwing

-something out and then wishing you hadn't?

-Yeah, lots of CDs

I've got rid of over the years and I actually miss them

-when they're gone.

-That's why they call it Oh, CD.

-AUDIENCE GROANS

-Thanks, everybody.

I am here all week.

Now, 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's game over immediately.

Good luck. Here's your first question.

Which UK monarch was on the throne in the year that the Titanic sunk?

Stewart?

-George V.

-The correct answer, Stewart. Well played.

1-0 to the Yes Tribe.

In 1957, Albert Camus became the first African-born

winner of which Nobel prize? Anthony?

Literature.

Yeah, Nobel prize for literature, Anthony. Well played. 1-1.

In 2004, artist Sam Taylor Wood famously exhibited

a 67-minute video of which famous football...?

-Clare?

-David Beckham.

-Of which famous footballer sleeping?

David Beckham is the correct answer.

Father and son duo Dick and Barry Van Dyke star in

which TV medical crime...? Stewart?

-Diagnosis Murder.

-Is the correct answer.

The dessert peach melba was created in honour of someone in what

profession? Clare?

-Dancing.

-Incorrect. Yes Tribe?

-Opera singer.

-Dame Nellie Melba, yeah. 3-2 to the Yes Tribe.

Unlucky, Clare.

Henri Charriere's memoir about escaping a penal colony...

-Anthony?

-Papillon.

About escaping a penal colony, has what title?

The French word for butterfly, Papillon, Anthony,

is the correct answer.

Three points to our Yes Tribe, three points to our No Tribe.

During her 2014 Bangerz tour,

which singer entered the stage via a giant...? Clare?

-Miley Cyrus.

-Via a giant pink tongue.

Miley Cyrus, Clare, is the correct answer. Well played.

4-3 now to our No Tribe.

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

Adam, Stewart, you could be one away from leaving us.

Magician David Copperfield once gave the illusion of walking

through which famous...? Anthony?

The Great Wall of China.

Through which famous wall, it's the Great Wall of China.

Anthony, and Clare, you are in our final!

Very, very well played.

Adam and Stewart, Stewart, the first time you've been on a losing tribe.

bad time to do it. You've been a terrific player.

Adam as well, you've been part of a very strong show today.

Adam, have you enjoyed your time with us?

Yeah, it's been really good fun.

Stewart, will I see you soon?

-Chuffing through Turnham Green station?

-You certainly will.

Excellent. Chuck out those newspapers.

So Clare and Anthony, it's time to play today's Two Tribes final.

Clare and Anthony, congratulations on making it this far.

Clare, how are you feeling being in this final?

OK, I'm good, Richard.

You were very good in that final four. Anthony, how are you feeling?

Pretty nervous as well.

It's going to be a good final.

We've now split you into your own two tribes.

This time it's Clare versus Anthony.

You also have your very own 60-second clocks.

All you have to do is protect those clocks at all costs.

Our first question is on the buzzer.

If you get that right your opponent's clock will start

ticking down. It'll keep ticking down until they

get a question right, then your clock will start ticking down.

Your challenge is to force your opponent's clock all

the way down to zero.

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

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

Just this first question on the buzzer.

Best of luck.

Valetta is the capital of which Mediterranean island nation?

-Anthony?

-Malta.

-Malta is right.

That means, Clare, as soon as I start the next question

your time starts ticking down. Clare, Save A Prayer

and Girls On Film were '80s hits for which British band?

-Duran Duran.

-Correct.

Anthony, which start of Men Behaving Badly provided

the voice of Bob The Builder?

-Neil Morrissey.

-Correct. Clare, what word for a type of head scarf

is also the Russian word for grandmother?

-Pashmina.

-It was babushka.

Clare, Alcatraz inmate Robert Stroud was better known by what nickname?

-Bird of Alcatraz.

-Birdman, I'm afraid.

Clare, Calvados brandy is made mainly with which fruit?

-Pear.

-It's apple.

Clare, which character was played by Michael J Fox

in the Back To The Future trilogy?

-Marty McFly.

-Correct.

Anthony, Knutsford Services are located on which British motorway?

-M25.

-It's the M6.

Anthony, the ancient city of Petra is located in which

Middle Eastern country?

-Iran.

-It's Jordan.

Anthony, a sweetened vanilla whipped cream shares its name

with which French town?

-Pass.

-Chantilly.

Anthony, Sketches By Boz was an early work by which

19th century author?

-Charles Dickens.

-Correct.

Clare, used in Middle Eastern dishes the puree tahini is

made from which seed?

-Sunflowers.

-It's sesame.

Clare, volcanoes Mount Rainier and Mount St Helens

are in which US state?

-Pass.

-They're in Washington.

Clare, who received the Best Actress Oscar for the film Black Swan?

-Natalie Portman.

-Correct.

Anthony, the plant St John's wort used as a herbal remedy has

flowers of what colour?

-Yellow.

-Correct.

Clare, the Village Of The Damned is based on The Midwich Cuckoos

by which English sci-fi writer?

-Pass.

-Jon Wyndham.

Clare, vulpine refers to which species of animal?

-Wolves.

-It's fox. Clare, first performed in Prague in 1787...

Clare, your time is up.

With 32 seconds left on the clock, our winner today, it's Anthony!

APPLAUSE

Very, very well played, Anthony.

Clare, that time ticks away, doesn't it,

when you start getting some wrong?

You played brilliantly throughout today's show.

It's been a great show and you've been a big part of it.

Thank you so much. Anthony, our winner.

You have one final question, one final tribe to join.

We're going to give you £1,000 to spend on a treat for yourself.

Before the show, we asked you the following:

Would you like £1,000 to spend on food and drink

or £1,000 to spend on art?

Which of those would you rather?

I'm essentially saying do you prefer art or alcohol is sort of what

I'm asking, I think.

But perhaps you have an art collection.

-Art.

-You're going to go for £1,000 worth of art?

-Yes.

-Ah, why so?

Cos we've just moved into a new flat

-and we need things to put on the walls.

-Absolutely perfect.

That's a lovely way to spend your money.

Anthony, congratulations on winning today's show. Terrific performance.

Thank you so much for joining us on Two Tribes.

We will see you again next time.