Episode 28 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 enjoys housework,

two of them believe in aliens.

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

and their personalities to the test.

APPLAUSE

Good evening, everybody, and welcome to Two Tribes,

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

We've got seven new players ready to play, so let's meet them.

APPLAUSE

I'm Sarah. I'm an editor, and I'm from Birmingham.

I'm John. I'm an actor from Warrington in Cheshire.

I'm Chris. I'm a recruitment consultant from Gloucester.

I'm Jamie. I'm a postgraduate research student from Swindon.

I'm Vicki. I'm a finance officer from Kent.

I'm Cath, an accountant from Merseyside.

I'm Colin. I'm a field biologist from Manchester.

APPLAUSE

Hello, everybody. We know your names, your jobs and where you're from.

But we're about to find out an awful lot more about you.

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

answering hundreds of questions about yourselves.

There are some of them 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.

Shall we find our first two tribes?

Before the show we asked you the following...

I like horror films. Who said yes to that?

Who said no?

Our Yes Tribe is...

John, Chris and Cath.

And our No Tribe is...

Sarah, Jamie,

Vicki and Colin.

Everyone, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, our Yes Tribe...

John, a horror film fan.

What is it that appeals about them?

The unexpected.

The twist in the tale.

-But it's always the same twist, isn't it?

-Yes.

So, in a way, it's expected.

A horror film where nothing scary happened, THAT would be unexpected.

That would be out of the box.

Wouldn't it just! You're an actor, aren't you?

-I am.

-Have you ever done any horror acting?

Well, funnily enough,

I'm growing a beard for a horror film that I'm just about to appear in.

-Are you indeed?

-As a demonic welder.

-A demonic welder?

-Yeah, you couldn't make it up.

-Excellent. A demonic welder.

-What's the film going to be called?

-The film is called Captive.

And I'll be shooting four nights in Delamere Forest.

I will not be watching Captive. Just so you know.

Just so you know. I would so be on the No Tribe on this one.

I don't know where you'd be at home.

But I suspect a lot of you would be on the No Tribe, too.

But on our Yes Tribe, Cath.

You like to be frightened, you like to be scared.

-People love that in horror films.

-Yes, I love horror films.

What's your favourite horror film?

I would say, recently, World War Z.

World War Z. Is that a horror film?

Yes, it's got zombies, that kind of thing.

I think if Brad Pitt's in something, it's not really a horror film.

Now, our No Tribe...

Jamie, what is it about horror films that turns you off?

The unexpected. Not to mimic John's answer.

That's the thing with John. I say...

the same things always happen. But it always terrifies me.

-Some of it is quite realistic, too. Like the...

-Yeah.

Not the fancy ones.

Exactly. Where it's just like a normal couple

in a normal road somewhere.

-And suddenly a demonic welder comes along and...

-LAUGHTER

..you're in the middle of a forest. Colin.

-Hey, Richard.

-No Tribe.

No to horror films.

No, not for me.

-What would you rather be watching?

-Frozen.

Great film, Frozen.

There'd be a good horror version of that.

Melted!

LAUGHTER

No Tribe, we will start with you, our gentler souls.

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

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

If you all get the same question wrong, your time ends 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.

-Everybody ready?

-Yep.

Start the clock.

Sarah, Daniel Day-Lewis won a Best Actor Oscar

for his portrayal of which US President?

Nixon.

Incorrect. Jamie.

Um...

Reagan.

Incorrect. Vicki.

JFK.

Incorrect. Colin, to save your tribe.

-Lincoln.

-Lincoln, yes.

Sarah, two countries of the world begin with Z.

One is Zambia. What is the other?

Zimbabwe.

Jamie, Basildon and Harlow are towns in which English county?

Er, Buckinghamshire.

Incorrect. Vicki.

-Hertfordshire.

-Incorrect. Colin.

Essex.

Sarah, Claudia Schiffer appeared in the video for which

Irish boy band's cover of Uptown Girl?

Westlife.

Correct. Jamie, Dawn French released a 2008 memoir called Dear what?

Diary.

Incorrect. Vicki.

-Cake.

-Incorrect. Colin?

Fatty.

Sarah, meaning "blue ribbon",

which French term is used to refer to food prepared to a high standard?

Cordon bleu.

Jamie, who directed the films Snatch

and Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels?

Pass.

-Vicki.

-Pass.

The answer to that one was Guy Ritchie.

At the end of the round, you scored six points.

APPLAUSE

I thought for a very brief moment at the start of that

we were in a horror film of our own, where none of you knew that

Daniel Day-Lewis won an Oscar for playing Lincoln.

That would have been a spectacular start.

Six points to beat.

Yes Tribe, if you score seven points,

you will be safely through to our next round.

John, Chris, Cath, very best of luck.

Start the clock.

John, at the 1996 Olympics,

Team GB's only gold medal was won by Steve Redgrave in which sport?

Rowing.

Chris, known locally as Krung Thep,

which city is the capital of Thailand?

Bangkok.

Cath, which of The Beatles was also a member of The Traveling Wilburys?

George Harrison.

John, with 44, which US railway station claims

the world record for most platforms?

Grand Central.

Chris, who played Captain James T Kirk

in the original television series of Star Trek?

-Pass.

-Cath?

William Shatner.

John, The Iron Man is a children's story

by which former UK Poet Laureate?

-Pass.

-Chris?

Ted Hughes.

Cath, to win, in 1930, which country won the first ever

FIFA World Cup tournament?

Brazil.

Incorrect. John.

Uruguay.

Correct answer, John.

Yes Tribe, you've got seven points.

-APPLAUSE

-Very well played.

You are through to our next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

So, No Tribe,

like a low-budget horror film,

we are four minutes in and one of you is about to disappear.

Who is it going to be? Sarah, Jamie, Vicki and Colin...

Fingers on buzzers. I'm going to ask you a series of questions.

Buzz in and give me a correct answer, you'll be safely through to the next round.

Buzz in and give me an incorrect answer,

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

What does the abbreviation IDK usually stand for?

-BUZZER

-Jamie?

I Don't Know.

-That's a shame!

-LAUGHTER

No, it's the right answer. Very well played.

You are through to our next round.

APPLAUSE

Sarah, Vicki, Colin,

one of you will be leaving us.

Which is the only US state whose name begins

and ends with the letter O?

-BUZZER

-Sarah.

Ohio.

Is the correct answer, Sarah. You're safely through to the next round.

Take your place in the centre.

Vicki and Colin,

you're the only two left in the basement,

and a shadow is on the wall behind you

and violin music has started playing,

which means one of you is about to go.

It's all down to this one question.

Best of luck to you both.

Which actress won an Emmy for playing Elizabeth I in 2005?

-BUZZER

-Colin.

HE SIGHS

-OUT-OF-TIME BUZZER

-Sorry, Colin.

I was going to say, for playing Elizabeth I in 2005

and an Oscar for playing Elizabeth II in 2006.

The answer was Dame Helen Mirren.

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

-Take your place in the centre.

-APPLAUSE

Colin, you were the strongest player on that tribe.

You saved the tribe three times all by yourself,

and this is how they repay you! But you cannot save yourself.

I'm so sorry. Colin, have you enjoyed your brief time with us?

-It's been fantastic.

-It's been lovely having you here.

Thanks for playing, Colin.

But for our other six, let's find our next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

Congratulations to the six of you.

Jamie, I'm just going to have a quick word with you, if I may.

Jamie, you're still with us.

How many did you get right in that round?

I got the buzzer round right.

You did get the buzzer round right. That was your only one, though.

-True.

-Nothing in that round. Let's see if you can do better this time.

We're going to split you into two brand-new tribes.

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

Jamie, what tribe are you on here?

-I'm on the Yes Tribe.

-You're on the Yes Tribe.

Let's see who's going to join you.

Jamie, you are joined by John and Cath.

And our No Tribe...

Sarah, Chris, and Vicki.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, on my left-hand side, it's the left-handers.

Very unusual split, this, 50-50.

Only 10% of the population are left-handers,

but 50% of our final six.

-John, you're a left-hander.

-I am.

-Does it make life awkward sometimes?

The world is built for right-handers. My daughter is left-handed.

It is so right-handed.

What's the most annoying thing about the world that doesn't suit a left-hander?

Pastry forks.

HE LAUGHS

-Oh, John. There's a horror movie, isn't there?

-Yeah.

-The man who couldn't use a right-handed pastry fork.

-I can't.

Jamie... Much more creative, left-handers, they say.

Apparently so.

Perhaps not so good at general knowledge, but very creative!

Again, has it disadvantaged you? What's the worst thing?

Well, to be honest, from a young age, I've picked up doing things

with my right hand, so sports and most activities.

So you sort of play as a right-hander?

-Yeah, I cheat.

-It's not cheating, to be fair. You're allowed to.

Our No tribe, our right-handers.

Sarah, you're part of this huge, dominant species

of right-handers that runs the world.

-Do you feel guilty?

-Not in the slightest.

HE GASPS

That's some smack talk right there, isn't it?

How about that? Chris, you're aware we live in a right-handed world.

Not something right-handers ever think about.

Not really, no. I mean, why worry about the lefters?

This is...this is awful, what's happening now.

This could be a good horror film - where left-handed people

are suddenly treated as pariahs by the state.

It would start with the pastry forks,

that would be the first scene,

a person with a pastry fork, just doing that.

Then it would get progressively worse.

We will start, I think, on my left hand

with our left-handers.

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.

Everybody ready?

Start the clock.

John, in 1927, Charles Lindbergh made the first solo non-stop

flight across which ocean?

The Atlantic.

Jamie, Gerry And The Pacemakers are most associated

with which UK city, where the group formed?

Birmingham.

Incorrect. Cath?

Liverpool.

John, used in Japanese cookery, udon and soba

-are varieties of which ingredient?

-Rice?

-Incorrect. Jamie?

-Noodles.

Cath - Ian, Peter and Bobby

are all members of which family in EastEnders?

Beale.

John, in 1996, Salzburg Airport was renamed after which famous composer?

Mozart.

Jamie, the Statue of Liberty was sculpted

from which metal over a steel framework?

Iron.

-Incorrect. Cath?

-Bronze?

-Incorrect - John, to save your tribe.

-Brass?

Incorrect - the answer was copper

and Yes Tribe, you scored five points.

Made of copper, of course, which is why it's turned green

over the years, the Statue of Liberty.

No Tribe, our right-handers, the bullies of the world,

six points will see you all safe and will force one of our poor,

unfortunate left-handers out of the game.

Sarah, Chris, Vicki, are you ready?

-Yes.

-Yeah.

-Yep.

Start the clock.

Sarah, which legal document allows a person in the UK to formally

change their name?

Deed poll.

Chris, the Pavilion and Nursery Ends

are found at which London test ground?

The Oval?

-Incorrect. Vicki?

-Lord's.

Sarah, Darker and Freed complete the titles of the sequels

to which book by EL James?

No idea.

-Chris.

-Twilight?

Incorrect. Vicki, to save your tribe.

Pass.

Darker and Freed complete the titles of the sequels

to which book by EL James?

Anyone on the Yes Tribe?

-No.

-Does you all immense credit.

It's Fifty Shades of Grey, is the answer.

Fifty Shades Of Grey.

No Tribe, our right-handers, you scored two points.

That means, with five points, our left-handers, our Yes Tribe,

you're safely through to the next round.

Take your places in the centre.

No Tribe - Fifty Shades Of Grey has doomed one of you.

Sarah, Chris, Vicki, fingers on buzzers.

-All ready?

-Mm-hm.

In December 2013, Laure Prouvost won which major art prize

for her works Wantee and Far From Words?

-BUZZER

-Chris?

Turner Prize?

-Is that a guess, Chris?

-Yeah.

It's a good guess, it's the right answer.

You're through to our next round. Well played.

Sarah and Vicki -

one of you is staying, one of you is going.

It's all down to this question. Best of luck to you both.

Which judge on The Voice is known for quirky one-liners,

such as, "It's mad-fresh", "Dope"...

-BUZZER

-Sarah?

will.i.am.

will.i.am is the right answer. You're safely through.

Take your place in the centre.

-Vicki.

-Yes.

-I'm so sorry.

-So am I.

It's very rare that being right-handed

-gives you a disadvantage in life.

-It has today, hasn't it?

-Been lovely having you here.

-Thank you.

For our other five, let's find our next two tribes.

Congratulations to the five of you.

Anybody at home, the best way to stay safe on this show

is to be a left-handed horror film fan.

That's the way to stay safe so far.

We're going to find new tribes for you, now.

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

I love Christmas.

I can't believe we've got a No Tribe here.

Let's see who said yes and who said no to this question.

Our Yes Tribe are...

Sarah, Jamie, and Cath.

So our No Tribe is John and Chris.

Everybody, join your tribes.

-John and Chris, Merry Christmas to you both.

-Ho-ho-ho(!)

John, you don't do panto at Christmas?

Well, that's it - I do tend to do panto, so I'm working.

-That's why you don't like Christmas.

-I get one day off and...ah...

So to all the kids at home, the message you're giving is

"I hate Christmas because I have to be in a pantomime."

Essentially, that just takes over your Christmas,

so for you, it's a working time of year.

-It is.

-And Chris, Christmas, not for you.

Well, the food's rubbish, the music is rubbish, TV is rubbish...

Whoa! Especially with the TV thing -

did you not see the Pointless Christmas Special last year?

-That's the one show that was decent.

-That was terrific.

But the rest of it, nah, not for me.

What do we think about this, Yes Tribe?

-Sarah.

-Yes?

-Is Christmas music rubbish?

-Christmas music is fantastic.

-Course it is -

Fairytale Of New York?

Merry Christmas, Everybody?

-Jamie - Christmas fan.

-Yeah.

What's the best thing about Christmas?

Probably receiving presents, I'll be honest.

-LAUGHING:

-Oh, Jamie.

-But you know, the food, the music, the telly.

-Those are all great.

-All plus points, aren't they?

-Yeah. I mean, some music can be dreadful.

-But some music can be dreadful most of the year.

-Exactly.

Justin Bieber's not just there for Christmas, is he?

-Cath, a Christmas lover.

-I am, yes.

What's the best thing about Christmas?

-The cheesy Christmas music.

-See? The music is the best thing.

I love Christmas, I'd be on the Yes Tribe here.

I suspect you'll have lots of people at home supporting you, though.

Christmas is...not to everybody's taste.

Yes Tribe, we will start with you.

If you are on the winning tribe this time,

you'll be through to our final four.

Very best of luck, all three of you.

Start the clock.

Sarah, someone who is in love is said to have been struck by an arrow

from which Roman god?

Cupid.

Jamie, the Falklands War between Britain and Argentina

took place in which decade?

1970s?

-Incorrect. Cath?

-'80s.

Sarah, The Sound Of Laughter is the autobiography of which comedian

and star of Phoenix Nights?

-No idea.

-Jamie?

-Pass.

-Cath?

Peter Kay.

Sarah, according to Samuel Johnson, when a man is tired of London,

he is tired of what?

Life.

Jamie, the Knights Who Say Ni feature in which Monty Python film?

Uh...The Holy Grail.

Cath, what "V" describes something that is transcribed word for word?

-Pass.

-Sarah?

Verbatim.

Jamie, Damon Hill, Nigel Mansell and Henry Cooper

have all won which annual TV sporting award twice?

Sports Personality of the Year.

Cath, Lahore and Karachi are major cities in which Asian country?

Oh...India.

Incorrect - Sarah?

The answer to that was Pakistan.

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

Not bad going at all.

No Tribe - the Grinches -

you need to score eight points.

If you do, you're both safely through to our final four.

Very best of luck.

Start the clock.

John, in a speech in June 1940, which Prime Minister famously said

"We shall fight on the beaches"?

Winston Churchill.

Chris, Muscat, Freesia and Zinfandel are all varieties of which fruit?

Grape.

John, in 2011, two giant pandas arrived on loan from Edinburgh Zoo

on loan from which Asian country?

China.

Chris, who replaced Peter Gabriel as lead singer of Genesis?

Phil Collins.

John, which character from the Batman universe

has been played onscreen by Burt Ward and Chris O'Donnell?

Robin.

Chris, to which royal house did William IV

and Queen Victoria belong?

Tudor?

-Incorrect - John, to save your tribe.

-Hoffenberg.

Incorrect answer.

The answer was Hanover.

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

which means our winners are the Yes Tribe.

Yes Tribe, you are safely through to our final four.

Take your places in the centre.

I thought you were going to do it there, gents.

John and Chris, Hanover tripping you up.

So, I'm afraid we'll have to lose one of you.

I'm going to give you one question on the buzzers now.

Buzz in and give me a correct answer,

you'll be through to our final four.

Best of luck to you both.

John and Chris,

in 2013, it was confirmed that which football club

would be the main tenants of London's Olympic Stadium?

-BUZZER

-Chris?

West Ham.

It's the correct answer, Chris. You're in our final four.

Take your place in the centre.

John, very, very sorry to lose you. You've been great fun.

You've played well, as well. Have you enjoyed yourself?

-It's been great.

-You're going to rethink Christmas?

-No.

Oh, no, he isn't.

John, thank you so much for playing.

For our final four, time to find our next two tribes.

Congratulations to the four of you.

You know, a lot of differences between you.

We'd like to point out some similarities.

All four of you answered "No" to the question

"I would like to live forever."

None of you would like to live forever. I agree with that.

-Now, Cath - been on all three winning tribes so far.

-Yes.

-Can you complete that run?

-I hope so.

We'll split you into two more tribes.

This is where things change. It'll be two against two.

At the end of this round,

one tribe will go straight through to play in the final.

The other tribe will go home immediately -

there are no more second chances.

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

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

-LAUGHING:

-OK...all right.

This will be interesting.

I'm better-looking than most of my friends.

Whoever said this is not going to have friends for long, but we'll find out.

Cath, you've been on three winning tribes.

Where are you on this one?

AUDIENCE LAUGHS I'm dead.

I'm going to take that as Yes Tribe.

Let's find out who you're joining.

Our Yes Tribe is Cath

and Chris.

Our No Tribe is Sarah and Jamie.

Everybody, join your tribes.

Cath.

-SHE CHUCKLES

-Got a lot of friends?

Not now.

Will you be telling your friends you're on the show?

LAUGHING: No.

Can you name a couple of them for us?

-Helen...

-Better-looking than Helen?

-Em...no, I'm not, really.

-OK. Next one.

-Angela.

-Better-looking than Angela?

-No.

-Next one?

I've got no more friends.

Goodness me - poor old Helen and Angela.

-Chris.

-Hello.

-Better-looking than most of your friends?

Yeah. It's not hard.

RICHARD LAUGHS

See? That, in a word, Cath, is why it's sometimes easier to be a man.

You've got to say, "Actually, they're lovely, they're gorgeous" -

all women say their friends are gorgeous,

all men say their friends are ugly as sin.

They're an absolute gang of monsters, are they?

-Yeah, pretty much, yeah.

-Yeah.

-I'm just the best of a bad bunch.

Well, No Tribe - Sarah and Jamie, is this just low self-esteem?

Or do you have incredibly good-looking friends?

I have incredibly good-looking friends.

It's the way to be in life.

Jamie, you're a student, aren't you? Is that right?

Yeah, yeah - Southampton.

And you just hang around with a lot of hot, fit male students?

Female, as well.

I think if it was just male, maybe I'd be on the Yes side.

OK - that's interesting. I think every man in the world

is less good-looking than his female friends.

-I think we have to accept that, don't we?

-Yeah.

OK, so you just slammed all your male friends, there. Well...

This round is all on the buzzers.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly

will be going through to play in our final.

For the losing tribe, it is game over.

So, good luck, Chris and Cath, Sarah and Jamie.

Fingers on buzzers. Here's your first question.

Pandora Braithwaite is the love interest...?

-BUZZER

-Chris?

Adrian Mole.

..of which character in a series of books by Sue Townsend?

Adrian Mole, Chris - 1-0 to the Yes Tribe.

Which famous gorge in Arizona, over a mile deep

and 12 miles wide on average, was...?

-BUZZER

-Chris?

Grand Canyon.

..carved out by the Colorado River? Grand Canyon. 2-0 to the Yes Tribe.

More accurately, 2-0 to Chris.

Which Venetian travelled to China

with his father and uncle in 1271...?

-BUZZER

-Sarah?

Christopher Columbus.

Incorrect - I'll give the question to the Yes Tribe. You can confer.

Which Venetian travelled to China with his father and uncle in 1271

and later wrote an account of his travels?

Marco Polo.

Marco Polo, Cath, is absolutely right.

Three to the Yes Tribe.

Zero to the No Tribe.

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

On which meteorological scale does 6 indicate a strong breeze...?

-BUZZER

-Sarah?

-Beaufort.

-..and 12 a hurricane?

The Beaufort Scale, Sarah - well played.

3-1 to our Yes Tribe.

In 2003, which illusionist spent 44 days living in a glass...?

-BUZZER

-Chris?

David Blaine.

..box, suspended near Tower Bridge in London?

David Blaine is the right answer.

Yes Tribe, you have four points.

No Tribe, you have one point.

Yes Tribe, you are one point away from playing in today's final.

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

Very best of luck to both tribes.

An Oxfordshire town near Blenheim Palace

shares its name with which US music festival of 1969?

-BUZZER

-Chris?

Woodstock.

Is the correct answer - Yes Tribe, you have five points.

5-1 for the Yes Tribe.

What a win, what a win.

-No Tribe, Sarah and Jamie.

-Never mind.

Afraid we have to say goodbye.

You have to go back to your gorgeous friends.

At least you've still got friends at the end of this show, that's nice.

-Have you enjoyed yourself?

-Completely.

-Yeah, very much so.

Chris and Cath, you are now playing in today's Two Tribes final.

Chris and Cath, congratulations on making it this far.

Very impressive - Cath, how are you feeling about this final?

I am so pleased to get this far.

-Chris, how are you feeling?

-Yeah, all right. Fairly confident.

-Makes you sick, doesn't it?

-SHE LAUGHS

The big difference between the two of you, of course,

is Cath, you love Christmas, Chris, you don't love Christmas.

Take sides at home, please do.

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

It's Chris versus Cath.

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 - only our first question -

is on the buzzer.

A correct answer will start your opponent's clock ticking down.

It'll keep ticking until they get a question right.

Then your clock will start ticking down.

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

all the way down to zero.

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

Chris, Cath,

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

OK, so this first question on the buzzer.

Which UK motorway runs from Exeter to near Birmingham?

-BUZZER

-Chris?

-M5.

-Correct, which means, Cath, as soon as I start this next question,

your clock starts ticking down.

Cath, the game of draughts is called what in the USA?

Checkers.

Chris, Dick Dastardly and Muttley

drove the Mean Machine in which cartoon series?

Pass.

Wacky Races. The Pyramids of Giza were built next to which river?

Nile.

Cath, Great Bear Lake is the biggest lake entirely within which country?

Canada.

Chris, the dystopian novel Brave New World

is by which British author?

-Pass.

-Aldous Huxley.

Which invertebrate shares its name with a common type of rest

used in snooker?

-Pass.

-A spider.

The Wachowski siblings directed which 1999 sci-fi film?

Matrix.

Cath, a lion and which mythical creature

appear on the British royal coat of arms?

Unicorn.

Chris, the Battle of the Bulge was fought during which war?

Second World War.

Cath - Phoebe, Pandora and Titan

are moons of which planet in our solar system?

Mars.

Saturn. Ernest Hemingway's Death In The Afternoon

centres around which activity?

Pass.

Bullfighting. Who won Best Director Oscars

for the films Brokeback Mountain and Life Of Pi?

Oh...pass.

Ang Lee.

The Women's Royal Naval Service was popularly known by what bird name?

Wren.

Chris, the UK's National Space Centre

is located in which city?

Birmingham.

Leicester. Before his election as president,

Barack Obama was senator for which state?

Hawaii.

Illinois. Earthquakes usually occur

due to the movement of which geological structures?

Tectonic plates.

Cath, in an opticians, the Ishihara test is used to determine what?

Um...pass.

Colour blindness.

Corn, coral and copperhead are all types of which reptile?

Snake.

Chris, in F1, what was the nationality

of three-time champion Ayrton Senna?

Brazilian.

Cath, in science, what does the Kelvin scale measure?

Pass.

Temperature. How many wheels does a traditional wheelbarrow have?

Three.

One. Which band won a 2014 Ivor Novello award

for their song Strong?

Pass.

London Grammar.

In academia, the abbreviation PhD stands for Doctor of what?

The answer was Philosophy,

and with 12 seconds left on his clock, Chris is today's winner.

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Well played, Chris.

-That was a nail biter, wasn't it?

-A bit too close to call.

Cath, very well played - first time you've been on a losing tribe,

-I'm afraid. Lovely having you here - enjoyed yourself?

-I have, yes.

Been a terrific contestant.

But for Chris, our winner, one final question, a final tribe to join.

As you know, we're going to give you £1,000 as your prize.

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

Do you want £1,000 worth of sports equipment

or £1,000 to spend in your local garden centre?

It'll get you a lot in both places.

Are you a sports guy? Are you a gardener?

I play a bit of rugby. I'll go with the sports equipment, please.

£1,000 worth of sports equipment for Chris.

Very well played today, Chris.

Thank you for joining us today on Two Tribes.

We'll see you again next time.

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