Episode 3 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

likes a big fuss on their birthday.

Two of them have a degree,

but all of them are about to play the quiz

that puts their knowledge and their personalities to the test.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Good evening, everybody, and welcome to Two Tribes,

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

We've got seven contestants. Let's meet them.

APPLAUSE

Hi, my name is Rachel. I come from Bath and I'm a chef.

Hi, my name is Laurie. I'm from Oakley, in Hampshire, and I'm a PA.

Hello, my name is Jim.

I'm from Dundee and I'm a training services provider.

Hi, my name is Chris.

I live in Solihull, in the West Midlands, and I'm a schoolteacher.

My name is Jo, I'm from Poole, in Dorset, and I'm a full-time mum.

Hi, I'm Ian. I'm a mortgage underwriter

and I live in Eldwick, in West Yorkshire.

Hello, I'm Ben. I'm from Coventry and I'm a student.

APPLAUSE

Hello, everybody. Lovely to meet you all. Welcome to Two Tribes.

Before the show you all completed our in-depth survey

answering hundreds of questions all about yourselves.

There are some of them up 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 those.

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

To stay safe all you need to be is on the winning tribe.

And at the end of the show one of you is going to walk away

with a rather nice prize. Good luck to you all.

Let's find our first two tribes.

Before the show we asked you the following.

I always offer to buy the first round.

So, let's see who said yes and who said no.

On our yes team today we have Laurie,

Jim,

Chris

and Ian.

And on our No Team, they don't offer to buy the first round.

It is Rachel,

Jo

and Ben.

OK, everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

Both tribes are going to face 60 seconds worth of questions.

But I'm going to talk to the No Tribe first because these three

have admitted they don't always offer to buy the first round.

-Rachel, really?

-It's not that I'm stingy, I just buy the second round.

-It's just my thing.

-That's your thing.

The second round is always the better round.

The second round is always the slightly cheaper round,

you're right.

Ben, come on!

You're a student and you're not buying first rounds?

Students are not known for their financial status.

You're hanging around with other students.

You're getting heavily subsidised booze all the time -

paid for by the taxpayer - don't have a problem with that.

But you still won't buy a first round.

The majority of my friends are better off than I am.

OK, that's fair enough. I'll give you that. And our Yes Team.

At home, people always take sides.

Currently they are all on your side -

they'd rather be in the pub with you. Chris? Generous man?

Yeah, I try and get to the bar first if I can

and start the evening off to a good start.

-Go to the bar while you can still walk.

-Absolutely!

-And Ian.

-Yeah.

I'm a generous Yorkshireman. I am THE generous Yorkshireman.

Oh, goodness me! And you've got the height thing that I have,

-so you always get served at the bar.

-Oh, yeah.

Quite handy, isn't it?

Tall, good-looking guys always get served first.

-Tall, very handsome, very brave men, as you say...

-Absolutely.

..always get served first.

Because there are four of you, we'll start with you.

I'll give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

If you get a question wrong I'll pass it down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong, your 60 seconds 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.

So, 60 seconds worth of questions. Start the clock.

Laurie, by land area, what is the largest country in South America?

Brazil?

Correct. Jim, in mythology,

which bird is said to be reborn from its own ashes?

Phoenix.

Correct. Chris, Christopher Ecclestone, David Tennant

and Matt Smith have all played which TV character?

Doctor Who.

Correct. Ian, The Edge Of Reason

and Mad About The Boy are sequels to which novel?

Bridget Jones.

Correct. Laurie, excluding substitutes,

a basketball team is made up of how many players?

Ten?

-Incorrect. Jim?

-Five.

Correct. Chris, in 1934,

Al Capone became an inmate of which notorious prison?

Alcatraz.

He did. Ian, Don't You Want Me

Was a Christmas number one hit for which group?

Human League.

Correct. Laurie, which category of Nobel Prize was awarded

for the first time in 1969?

The Peace Prize?

Incorrect. Jim.

Ecology.

Incorrect. Chris.

Literature?

Incorrect. Ian, to save your tribe.

Physics.

It was Economics, was the answer to that.

You were going great guns there. You scored seven points.

APPLAUSE

Not bad, Yes Tribe. No Tribe, that was good news at the end, wasn't it?

Looked like they were going to get a very big score there,

but seven is beatable. Confident?

Yeah. Definitely.

All that extra money in your pocket not weighing you down too much?

Eight points to win. Start the clock.

Rachel, Cate Blanchett

and Hugh Jackman were both born in which country?

UK?

Incorrect. Jo.

Australia.

Correct. Ben, which member of Take That had a solo number one hit

with Forever Love?

Gary Barlow.

Correct. Rachel, King Louis XVI of France

and was married to which Queen?

Marie Antoinette.

Correct. Jo, who played Danny Ocean in the 2001 remake of Ocean's 11?

George Clooney.

He did. Ben, the rank of yokozuna

is given to the grand champions of which wrestling sport?

Sumo.

Correct. Rachel, Dorothea Lange

and Annie Leibovitz are famous in which field of the arts?

Photography.

Correct. Jo, in 2008, which newsreader became the new presenter

of the antiques Road show?

Fiona Bruce.

Correct. Ben, to win, the cha-cha-cha is a dance

that originated in which Caribbean country?

Jamaica.

Incorrect. Rachel.

-Pass.

-Jo, to win the round.

Cuba.

Is the right answer. Very well played.

APPLAUSE

Very well played, Jo. Oh, the looks on the faces of the Yes Tribe there.

Very nicely done, Jo. No Tribe, you are safe.

You are through to the next round.

-Please take your places in the centre.

-APPLAUSE

But the Yes Tribe, this seems harsh.

By very dint of being so generous,

you find yourselves on the wrong tribe.

One of you is going home. I will ask you a series of questions.

If you give me a correct answer you join our three in the centre here.

You'll be safe and in the next round.

Give me an incorrect answer, you'll go home. Very best of luck.

No-one wants to be first off the show.

Which is the only US state that doesn't border any other states

or countries?

Jim.

Hawaii.

Is the correct answer. Well done, Jim. You're safe.

Please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Fingers on buzzers.

The words "dynamo" is an anagram of which day of the week?

Laurie.

Monday.

That's correct.

Well played, Laurie, you're safe. Please join everyone in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Chris and Ian. Both generous men, we know that.

One of you is going to be safe,

but one of you is about to go home in round one.

OK? Best of luck to you both. Get your fingers on buzzers.

Here's your next question.

What surname links an actor named Daniel

and a former poet Laureate...?

Chris.

Day-Lewis.

Former poet Laureate called Cecil. It is Day-Lewis.

Chris, congratulations, you're safe and through.

APPLAUSE

Ian - tall, brave, handsome, generous -

we know all those things about you,

but that's all we are ever going to find out, I'm afraid.

Ian, thank you for playing,

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

APPLAUSE

Well played, the six of you.

Congratulations on getting through to round two.

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

Before the show we asked you the following.

I would rather play sport than watch it.

Jo, you were our star player there. What tribe are you on in this round?

-I'll be on the No side.

-You'd rather watch it.

Anyone you'd like on your team with you?

I was quite happy with my last team.

We did quite well, so either of those two, or... We'll see how it goes.

You are on the No Tribe, Jo, with Laurie

and Jim.

Which means our Yes Tribe is Rachel, Chris,

and Ben.

Please join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe. So, Rachel, you'd rather play sport. You're a sporty type.

Yes. Not all sports, but some.

-What do you play?

-Well, I play skiing!

You play skiing! I love to play skiing.

-We should place skiing together one day.

-We should!

I'd totally beat you.

Chris, what sports do you play?

-Well, I'm a PE teacher by profession, Richard, so...

-OK.

I would have loved it if you'd said you'd rather watch sport than play.

-That would be great.

-It wouldn't look good for a PE teacher.

-Now, the No Tribe. Jim, sports fan?

-Oh, yeah, love sport.

-What is your favourite sports?

-Tennis. I do like the tennis.

Laurie? You used to get picked last in games in school?

Not really, but I was pretty rubbish, I have to say.

And sport, to me, I'd rather stick pins in my eyes.

LAUGHTER

-Don't do that at home.

-LAUGHTER

We will start with our Yes Tribe,

our sporty tribe, our competitive tribe.

OK, you'd better win this one.

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

Get one wrong I'll pass it on the line.

If all three of you get the same one wrong

your 60 seconds ends immediately. Ready to play?

Start the clock.

Rachel, Kai and Klay are the sons of Coleen and which England footballer?

-Pass.

-Chris.

-Wayne Rooney.

-Correct.

-Ben. Chuck, clod and silverside are cuts of which meat?

-Beef.

-They are.

Rachel, according to the Bible,

-to whom did God reveal the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai?

-Moses.

He did. Chris. Conchita Wurst won the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest

-representing which country?

-Israel.

-Incorrect. Ben.

-Austria.

-Correct.

Rachel. Dr Christiaan Barnard performed the first successful

-human transplant of which organ?

-Heart.

-Correct.

Chris. The Edinburgh Fringe Festival takes place during which month?

-August.

-It does. Ben.

-What two-letter word is the title of a 2009 Disney Pixar film?

-Up.

Correct. Rachel. Which warrior and ruler founded the Mongol Empire

-in the early 13th century?

-Pass.

-Chris.

-Genghis Khan.

-He did.

Ben. Which member of Spandau Ballet played Steve Owen in EastEnders?

-Martin Kemp.

-He did. Rachel.

In 2013, who succeeded Bradley Wiggins

-as winner of the Tour de France?

-Chris...

-Packham?

-Incorrect. Chris.

-Froome.

-Chris Froome is right. Ben. Hackney...

-END OF ROUND SOUND EFFECT

-You scored, Yes Tribe, 10 points.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Not bad at all. Would have been even better, Rachel,

if Chris Packham would have won the Tour de France.

-Who is Chris Packham?

-He's the presenter of Springwatch.

-LAUGHTER

-But, do you know what?

10 points is a very, very good score. 10 points, No Tribe.

If you get 11 points you are safe

and you'll be through to the next round.

-Are you ready, Laurie, Jim, Jo?

-Yeah.

-Start the clock.

-Laurie. The white rhinoceros is native to which continent?

-Africa.

Correct. Jim, the musical Viva Forever was based on the songs

-of which girl band?

-Spice Girls.

-It was.

Jo, the BBC drama Life On Mars was predominantly set in which decade?

-'70s.

-It was. Laurie. The site of the ancient city of Sparta

-is in which modern-day country?

-Pass.

-Jim.

-Greece.

-It is.

-Jo, Domingo is the Spanish for which day of the week?

-Thursday.

-Incorrect. Laurie.

-Saturday.

-Incorrect.

-Jim, to save your tribe.

-Sunday.

-Sunday is right. Well played.

Jo, which Scottish comedian played Queen Victoria's loyal

-servant in the film Mrs Brown?

-Brian Connelly.

-Incorrect.

-Laurie.

-Pass. JIM: Billy Connolly.

-Jim. Billy Connolly, yes.

-Jo, how many stars are there on the national flag of New Zealand?

-Seven.

-There aren't. Laurie.

-Stars. Can you repeat the question?

-How many stars are there on the national flag of New Zealand?

-Two.

-Incorrect. Jim.

-Five.

You saved your team twice.

You couldn't do it a third time. There are...

-Anyone on the Yes Tribe know that?

-11? Six?

-THEY LAUGH

-There are four. Nobody knew it.

-6 points for our No Tribe.

-APPLAUSE

So, Yes Tribe, you like playing sport rather than watching it.

It has done you a great favour here. You are safe.

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

APPLAUSE

Laurie, Jim and Jo, you are on the wrong tribe.

One of you is going to go home.

You've got buzzers in front of you and I'll ask questions.

Get one right, you're safe. You go to the centre.

Get one wrong, straight off the show. Very, very best of luck.

In May 2010, Michael Gove became the Secretary of State

-for which government department?

-BUZZER SOUNDS

-Laurie.

-Education.

He did indeed. Laurie, you are safe.

-Take your place in the centre.

-APPLAUSE

Jo, you were the star of the last round.

Jim, you saved your team twice in this round as well.

You're both very, very strong players

but we're going to lose one of you on this question.

In the abbreviation Benelux,

which country is represented by the letters NE?

-BUZZER SOUNDS

-Jo.

-The Netherlands.

It's the correct answer, Jo.

Well played, you saved yourself. You're in the next round.

-Take your place in the centre.

-APPLAUSE

So, Jim. That seems harsh. You were very, very good.

-Do you feel slightly cheated?

-No, it's just the way it goes.

I would feel cheated, Jim. You're a magnanimous man.

Thank you so much for playing but for the rest of you,

let's find your next Two Tribes.

Congratulations to the five of you. Congratulations, Laurie.

You have been on two losing tribes and saved yourself both times.

We need to get you on a winning tribe this time, I think.

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

It's going to be "I'm a royalist".

We've got two players who have been on the winning side both times.

Rachel, you have been on the winning tribe both times.

Ben, you've been on the winning tribe both times as well.

Rachel, where are you on this one?

I love the Queen as if she were my own grandmother

but I'm not a royalist. I have to say no.

You are going to be on the No Tribe here. OK.

-Would you like Ben on your team this time round?

-I would love Ben.

I hope he doesn't like the royalty!

We shall find out. Well, I'll tell you.

On the No Tribe we have Rachel, we have Chris...

and we have Ben.

That means on our Yes Tribe we have Laurie and we have Jo.

-Please join your tribes.

-APPLAUSE

The No Tribe, the anti-royalist, Ben.

I've got to tell you before I say anything, the Queen is a big fan of the show.

I know we're new but the Queen has already written to the BBC,

saying how much she enjoys it. Tell us why you hate the Queen, Ben.

LAUGHTER I'll tell you that she's lovely.

She seems like a lovely... Can I say cute?

-Can I say she's a cute little old woman?

-The Queen?

-Is that allowed?

-Do you know what?

Here's the thing, you can say she's cute but you can't say she's a little old woman.

-That's the thing you can't do.

-Well, she seems to just have a lovely time going to the flower show

and all these kind of things

but I'm not actually sure as to what they do, other than public events.

That's fair enough.

-But you don't have any thing personally against them?

-Not at all.

-And Rachel? Not a fan? You like the Queen, though.

-I love the Queen.

-I've met her twice.

-No way!

And I know they do contribute to the economy

but it just seems a bit antiquated.

-Where did you meet the Queen?

-In Paris and in Bath.

Just hanging out, yeah? In a bar?

There will be plenty of people supporting you at home

and there will be, I suspect, more people supporting our Yes Tribe.

-Laurie, you're a royalist.

-I am.

-Ever met the Queen?

I haven't, unfortunately.

It's unbelievable that Rachel, who is strongly anti-Royals,

strongly anti-Royals, has met her twice.

-It's just so unfair.

-They are virtually best buddies.

Jo, royalist?

Yeah, I've got such good memories of growing up around sort of

relatives in Windsor and it's such a big part of my childhood.

You've seen the Queen a load of times.

I have, but I haven't met her. So...

It's going to be increasingly annoying that Rachel has twice,

-isn't it?

-LAUGHTER

OK, we'll start with the No Tribe.

60 seconds worth of seconds for the No Tribe.

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

All three of you get the same question wrong, your 60 seconds will end immediately.

Start the clock. Rachel, in Morse code a single dot

-is used to represent which vowel?

-A?

-Incorrect. Chris.

-Pass.

-Ben.

-S. END OF ROUND SOUND EFFECT

AUDIENCE GROAN

You know what, the Queen has had her revenge almost immediately.

I'm going to have to go through this.

I asked you the question, what vowel is represented by a single dot?

I'm going to say, Rachel, A is a perfectly good answer.

Chris, saying pass is unacceptable.

If you'd just done the logical thing and gone for the next vowel.

You're a PE teacher, these things happen.

LAUGHTER

I'm just sensing you're a man of action, right?

Not so much a man of words.

And then, Ben, you're not quite sure what the Royals do

-and you're not quite sure what a vowel is.

-It would appear that way.

-It's E.

-Oh. OK.

-Well, this is tense. Yes Tribe.

-LAUGHTER

Laurie, may I remind you, you have been on two losing tribes so far.

-I know.

-You would have to do something pretty spectacular

-to continue the run now.

-Give me an easy question then!

You've got Jo with you as well.

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

I'm not going to give you 60 seconds worth of questions,

I'd imagine it would be four seconds worth of questions because

you've got to score one point to get through to the next round.

OK, Laurie, we'll start with you. Start the clock.

Abbott's Gold, Acappella and Gouda are all varieties of what food?

-Cheese.

-They are all cheeses.

-How about that?

-CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Give me five. I'm on the winning team!

Our Yes Tribe, our royalists, you are both safe.

You are through to the next round. Take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Now, the bad news, No Tribe, the bad news, Rachel, Chris and Ben

is one of you is going to have to get a question right here.

I'm going to ask you a series of questions now.

Get one right and you'll be safe, you will be going through

to the next round and joining Jo and Laurie in the centre.

Get one wrong and you'll be going straight home. Fingers on buzzers.

Which of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles was named after

an Italian Renaissance sculptor whose works...

-BUZZER SOUNDS

-Rachel.

-Michelangelo.

It's the wrong answer, Rachel, it was Donatello. I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry. I was going to say, whose works include the Cellini Madonna.

I still would have said Michelangelo.

Donatello is the right answer, which means Chris and Ben, you're safe.

You're through to the next round. Take your places in the centre.

-APPLAUSE

-Rachel, I'm so sorry.

That was a tough tribe to be on, the No Tribe, there. It's a shame to lose you.

I was looking through all the stats on what people say yes and no to.

You're the only person of our seven who owns a onesie. The only one.

-I should have worn it!

-So that is something.

I'm guessing it's not a onesie with a picture of the Queen on.

Rachel, thanks for playing. Final four, let's find our Two Tribes.

So, our final four. Well done.

A couple of you are here by the skin of your teeth.

The final four, of course, is where things change.

It's going to be two against two but at the end of this round,

two of you will be going straight through to pay for our prize,

two of you will be going home immediately. No more second chances.

OK. How are we going to split you up?

Before the show we asked you the following...

I've been dumped. I've been dumped.

Well, at least we will have something

to chat about before the questions.

On our No Tribe it is Chris and you are joined by...Jo.

On our Yes Tribe it is Laurie and Ben.

-Please join your tribes.

-APPLAUSE

Now, I know sometimes at home people choose the tribe they want to win.

Sometimes you're not quite sure but I think on this one, I think,

we're all on the side of the Yes Tribe. I'm sure we are, in fact.

Ben. Who has dumped you, Ben? Who is dumping that face?

-I can't be naming names.

-Did it hurt?

-A lot.

-How did she do it?

It was... Actually it was when I was 12, 13.

It was through the internet, which is probably even harsher.

12% of people have been dumped via text.

Don't dump people via text. That's bad, isn't it? Laurie. Dumped?

I have, unfortunately.

You know what, I bet things went very badly for him afterwards.

No, I think he's doing OK. LAUGHTER

On our No Tribe, Chris, never been dumped?

I don't think I have actually, Richard, no.

Never been dumped. That's pretty impressive.

Have you dumped yourself, if you know what I mean?

LAUGHTER

Come on, everybody! Come on! Sorry.

-There was a mutual parting a long time ago, Richard.

-A mutual parting.

There is never a mutual parting, Chris. You dumped her. Jo.

-Never been dumped?

-No, I've been very lucky.

You have been the dumper a few times?

-Possibly once or twice but all mutual.

-Never by text.

-Never. Pre-mobile phones.

-Pre-mobile phones.

-You've dumped somebody by carrier pigeon.

-Absolutely.

-Exactly.

This round is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly

goes through to today's final.

For the losing tribe it is game over immediately.

OK, good luck everyone. Here's your first question.

In 2014 Alfonso Cuaron won the best director Oscar for which sci-fi...

-BUZZER SOUNDS

-Ben.

-Gravity.

Which sci-fi film? It was Gravity. 1-0 to the Yes Tribe.

Which footballer scored the infamous "Hand of God" goal in 19... Ben.

-Diego Maradona.

-Diego Maradona is the correct answer. 2-0 to Ben.

The Yes Tribe, of course.

The Blackpool Tower is located in which English county? Chris.

-Lancashire.

-It is in Lancashire, well played. 2-1.

In 2013 the top-selling studio album in the UK

was Midnight Memories by which group?

-Ben.

-One Direction.

-It is One Direction. Very well done.

What is the highest number ball used in the National Lottery's

-Lotto draw? Jo.

-49.

49 is the correct answer. Very well played. 3-2.

-Are you sure your buzzer is working, Laurie?

-Yeah.

-Good.

Harris in the Outer Hebrides is particularly known

-for the production of which... Laurie.

-Tweed.

-Type of fabric?

-It is Tweed.

-Get in!

-Well played.

-LAUGHTER

-Get in!

-It works.

-It works.

You've all contributed now. It is now 4-2 to our Yes Tribe.

You are one question away from our prize round.

No Tribe, you are one question away from going home.

At the 1984 Winter Olympics,

Torvill and Dean won gold skating to which piece...

-Jo.

-Bolero.

Bolero by Ravel is absolutely right. It is 4-3.

Yes Tribe still one point away from that prize round.

No Tribe, still one point away from going home.

Best of luck, all four of you.

The classic film Citizen Kane and the Maltese Falcon

had their first cinema release in which decade?

-Chris.

-'40s.

Is the correct answer!

4-4. 4-4.

It all comes down to one question.

Two of you go through to play for the prize,

two of you going straight home. Fingers on buzzers. Good luck.

Which woodland in southern Germany shares its name

-with a chocolate and cherry... Jo.

-Black Forest.

A chocolate and cherry gateaux. It's Black Forest.

APPLAUSE

No Tribe came back from 4-2 down. Very impressive.

No Tribe, Chris and Joe, congratulations.

Laurie and Ben, that is unlucky. You've had a great show.

You must have thought at 4-2, it was going to go your way.

I knew the '40s one but I was just too slow.

It seems unlucky you've both been dumped

and we are going to dump you again. It doesn't seem right.

-It can only go uphill from here.

-At least I'm doing it face-to-face.

That's the most I can give you. Thank you for playing.

But for Chris and Jo, you are now going to play the Two Tribes Final.

Chris and Jo, congratulations on making it this far -

it's been a hard-fought show, has it not?

Jo, you're largely here by dint of never being dumped and loving

the Royals, which is quite nice - a good combination of things to have.

This time we split you into your very own tribes,

it's Chris versus Jo and 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, JUST our first question will be on the buzzer.

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

Their clock will tick down until they get a question right and

then your clock will start ticking down.

Your challenge is to force your opponent's clock down to zero.

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

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

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So, just this first question on the buzzer, get it right,

your opponent's clock will start ticking down.

Best of luck to you both.

Former Olympic athlete

Menzies Campbell was the leader of which political party? Chris?

-The Liberal Democrats.

-Is the correct answer.

Jo, your clock is ticking down now.

Which is the only Scottish football team to have won the European Cup?

-Celtic.

-Correct. Chris, who played Eva Peron in the 1996 film, Evita?

-Madonna.

-She did - Jo.

Which novel was published by

-F Scott Fitzgerald in 1925?

-Pass.

It's Great Gatsby.

Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon was the wife of which UK monarch?

George V.

Incorrect, George VI.

Computer pioneers Wozniak and Jobs shared what first name?

-Steve.

-Correct.

Chris - Temple Meads is the main railway station of which UK city?

-Edinburgh.

-Incorrect, it's Bristol.

Chris again - "Titter you not" was the catchphrase of which

-risque comedian?

-Frankie Howard.

Correct - Jo. The White Cliffs of Dover are composed primarily

-of which rock?

-Chalk.

-They are.

Chris - who was the UK Prime Minister both before

-and after Edward Heath?

-Harold Wilson.

Correct. Jo,

who played Ellen Ripley

in the alien film series?

-Sigourney Weaver.

-Correct.

Chris, AC Sparta Prague

are a football team based in which country?

-The Czech Republic.

-Correct.

Jo, the radio play Under Milk Wood was written by which Welsh poet?

-Oscar Wilde?

-It's Dylan Thomas.

Jo, former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl is best known

as the front man of which American rock band?

-Pass.

-The Foo Fighters.

The fashion model Lesley Hornby is better known by what one-word name?

-Pass.

-Twiggy. Jo, Phobos and Deimos are the two moons of which planet?

-Mars.

-Correct.

Chris - profiteroles and eclairs are usually made from which

type of pastry?

-Choux pastry.

-Is right - Jo.

What was the first name of the famous composer Beethoven?

-Ludwig.

-Correct.

Chris - the sitcom Gavin and Stacey is partly set on which Welsh island?

-Barry Island.

-Correct.

Jo, which spirit is traditionally used to make a mojito cocktail?

Gin.

Rum!

The answer is rum!

And we have a winner - our winner is Chris!

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31 seconds left on the clock, as well.

Jo, you played brilliantly throughout,

thank you so much for coming along.

Chris, you have one final question to answer,

one final tribe to join, one final choice to make.

We'll give you £1,000 to spend on something. Before the show,

we asked you the following.

You could choose £1,000 to spend on travel - weekends away,

whatever you like, or £1,000 to spend on the home - furnishings,

furniture - anything like that.

Well, I'd like to take the family out to see my brother and his

family in America, so I think that like to take the travel vouchers.

Chris, you've won £1,000 to spend on travel. That is it for today.

Congratulations to Chris and we will see you next time on Two Tribes.

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