Episode 30 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 was a straight-A student.

Two of them believe in fate.

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

knowledge and their personalities to the test.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to Two Tribes.

The show where you never know whose side you're going to be on.

We got seven brand-new contestants all ready to play. Let's meet them.

I'm Dave. I'm a local government contractor from Hemel Hempstead.

I'm Nathan. I'm a PhD student from York.

I'm Allan. A retail manager from Fife.

I'm Ben. I'm a social worker from London.

I'm Abi. I'm an accounts manager from Bedfordshire.

I'm Jan. A food safety trainer from Newcastle.

I'm Jodeine. An outreach manager from Nottingham.

APPLAUSE

Welcome along, to the seven of you, lovely introductions.

Very nice how the shirts started off sober and then they get more

and more unusual as the introductions went along.

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,

you just need to make sure your tribe is the winning tribe.

At the end of the show one of you will 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...

Let's see who said "yes" and who said "no"...

Our Yes Tribe is Nathan, Allan...

Ben and Jan.

That means our No Tribe is Dave...

Abi and Jodeine.

Everyone, join your tribes.

Yes Tribe, you believe in love at first sight?

You're already the favourites of the people at home.

Nathan, is it something you witnessed

or something you just believe in the abstract?

Well, I'm obligated to say that I do.

I've been with my girlfriend for ten years now.

So you're "obligated" to say you believe in love at first sight?

-Yes.

-She won't be watching.

-Do you actually believe in love at first sight?

-Y-yes.

Ben, do you have a partner?

Not at the moment, no.

So you are looking to be struck by lightning at some point?

Who wouldn't have this shirt, like.

You generally want a list?

No Tribe, Dave...

not having any of this? You have to work at a relationship?

You need to get to know someone, yeah.

Lust at first sight, maybe, but love takes a bit of time.

You know what?

That's what I was trying not to say to these people,

-but that's essentially all they're talking about.

-Yeah.

Now, let's play a quiz, shall we? We'll start with our Yes Tribe.

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

Get one wrong, we'll pass the same question down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong

your 60 seconds will end immediately.

Don't forget, the tribe with the fewest points in this round,

one of you will be going home.

So if you're on the winning tribe, you are safe.

Nathan, we'll start with you.

Start the clock.

Nathan, "phone home" was a phrase made famous by which...?

ET.

Correct.

Allan, all cars aged three years

and over have to pass which annual test of roadworthiness?

MOT.

Correct. How many inches are there in two feet?

24.

Correct. Draw, stud and Texas hold 'em are types of which card game?

Poker.

Correct. Which female name completes the title of the Shakespeare

play Troilus and?

Casodena.

Incorrect. Allan.

Andronicus.

Incorrect. Ben.

Cressida.

Correct. Earth's largest volcano Mauna Loa is in which US state?

Hawaii.

Correct. Fill Me In and Seven Days

were UK number one singles for which artist?

Craig David.

Correct. Rachel Trevor-Morgan

supplies what fashion accessory for the Queen?

Tiaras.

-Incorrect. Ben.

-Hats.

Correct. Jan, what species of animal was

Lonesome George of the Galapagos Islands?

Sorry, I missed that.

What species of animal was Lonesome George of the Galapagos Islands?

Tortoise.

Correct. Who won sailing's Admiral Cup

while serving as UK Prime Minister in 1971?

The answer was Edward Heath.

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, a very impressive nine points.

Nine points is going to be tough to beat for our No Tribe.

If you get ten points or more,

you are safely through to our next round.

Best of luck. Dave, we will start with you.

Start the clock.

Dave, navel, blood

and Valencia are varieties of which type of citrus fruit?

-Orange.

-Correct.

What does the first W stand for in the internet abbreviation www?

World.

Correct. In 1999 who became the main presenter of BBC's Match Of The Day?

Gary Lineker.

Correct. Arabesque and plie are terms associated

with which form of dance?

Ballet.

Correct. Abi, Champions League winning football AFC Ajax is

based in which European City?

Amsterdam.

Correct. Which planet shares its name with the Roman god of war?

Pluto.

-Incorrect. Dave.

-Mars.

Correct. Abi, Eddie Murphy provided the voice for which

major character in the Shrek films?

Donkey.

Correct. Jodeine, found in arctic waters,

the males of which species of whale have a large spiral like tusk?

-Pass.

-Dave.

Pass.

Abi, to save your tribe.

Narwhal.

Correct. Jodeine, born in 1633 which diarist wrote a famous account of

the Great Fire of London?

-Pass.

-Dave.

Samuel Pepys.

Correct. Abi, a detective played by...

At the end of that round, No Tribe, you scored nine points as well.

Very well played.

Great first round, both tribes there.

We have a tie-break,

so both tribes now need to elect a champion.

Yes Tribe, who are you nominating?

Nathan will be playing for the Yes Tribe.

And who will he be playing against?

Playing against Dave.

Nathan and Dave, one question.

If you get it right your tribe is safe and through to the next round.

If you buzz in and get it wrong the other tribe is safe,

so do take care.

Very best of luck to you both.

The US awards honouring excellence in theatre

are commonly known by what boy's...?

BUZZER

-Nathan.

-Oscars.

The US awards honouring excellence in theatre

are commonly known by what boy's name?

The answer is Tony.

It's the Tony Awards.

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

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

It's a costly error.

Costly if understandable error, I think there from Nathan.

A lot of pressure on those buzzer questions.

You're back on the buzzer now, Nathan,

because your tribe is a losing tribe.

You're on the wrong tribe at the wrong time.

One of you will be leaving us immediately.

I'm not going to ask you a series of questions.

If you buzz in and get one right, you're safe.

You'll be joining your friends there in the centre.

Buzz in and get one wrong and you'll be going straight home.

Do take care.

Here's your first question.

What is the only capital of a UN member state

whose usual English name starts with the letter Z?

Ben.

Zurich.

The answer, Ben...is Zagreb.

I'm so sorry, capital of Switzerland is Bern.

That means Nathan, Allan and Jan,

you've got a lifeline, you're safely through to the next round.

Please take your place in the middle.

APPLAUSE

Ben, we're going to find out an awful lot more about

our other players, but not you, Ben.

Other than your shirt, and the fact that you're looking for love,

and hopefully someone watching now will have fallen in love

with you instantly.

You can get his e-mail address on the red button, just press that.

Ben, thank you so much for playing. It's been lovely to have you here.

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

Congratulations to the six of you. A very strong opening round.

Abi, particularly got all of your questions right.

Now we're going to move you around a little bit.

We're going to put you in different tribes.

Before the show we asked you the following...

-Abi, what tribe are you on in this round?

-I'm a No.

No sweet tooth for Abi.

Let's take a look who you're with.

The No Tribe is...

Abi...

Dave...

and Jan.

Which means our Yes Tribe is Nathan, Allan and Jodeine.

Everybody, join your tribes.

No Tribe, you don't have a sweet tooth, you are kidding me?

I would be on the Yes Tribe every day of the week here.

Jan, not your sort of thing,

you'd rather have a starter than a pudding?

Well, after years of serving people over our bakery counter,

all the fresh cream cakes that I handed over,

you go off them after a little while.

I think you have an excuse then.

Abi, you don't like chocolate and sweets and ice cream?

I mean, I like chocolate, but cheese is like a religion.

Cheese and pickle.

Really? Remind us what you do for a living.

I actually work for a company, we make peppermints.

So, that's good cos after the cheese and pickle...

-you have a mint.

-Yeah, all right.

Yes Tribe, my people, Nathan, what's your sugar of choice?

Well, I'm obligated to say "yes" because my girlfriend bakes a lot.

Hold on, Nathan's been obligated to say "yes" on both questions.

Nathan, you've got to be your own man at some point in life.

-What's your girlfriend's name?

-Sarah.

-Do you want to say hi to Sarah?

-No.

What's up with that relationship?

-Jodeine, sweet tooth?

-Oh, I love a pud.

-Will you forego a starter?

-Absolutely.

-I would start with pudding if they let me.

-I would.

-I'd have three courses of puddings if I could.

-That is a good idea.

-Let's go on Dragons' Den, you and I.

-You're on.

We'll start with our No Tribe.

60 seconds worth of questions.

If you get one wrong I'll pass the same question down the line.

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

Don't forget, the winning tribe will be safely through to the next round.

Dave, we'll start with you.

Start the clock.

Dave, the country of Bhutan is on which continent?

Asia.

Correct. Abi, in Italian cooking the word "pollo"

refers to which type of meat?

Chicken.

Correct. Jan, Real Madrid star Gareth Bale

plays for which national football team?

-Pass.

-Dave.

-Wales.

Correct. Abi, which Strictly Come Dancing judge

was a principal dancer for the Royal Ballet?

Darcey Bussell.

Correct. What name is common to the currencies of India and Pakistan?

Rupee.

Correct. Dave, with hits including Lust For Life, James Osterberg is

the birth name of which singer?

James Blunt.

-Incorrect. Abi.

-Iggy Pop.

Correct. Jan, what was the title of the first novel by Louisa May Alcott

about the four March sisters?

Little Women.

Correct. Dave, which Oscar-winning director played

Richie Cunningham in Happy Days?

Ron Howard.

Correct. Abi, the UK's Ministry of Food introduced the national loaf

during which decade of the 20th century?

'40s.

Correct. Which art movement was created around 1907

by Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso?

Impression...

-Incorrect. Dave.

-Cubism.

Correct. At the end of that round, No Tribe, ten points.

How about that?

That is seriously impressive.

It's almost as if not eating sugar is good for you.

Nathan, Allan and Jodeine,

11 points is your target to see you safely into the next round.

Nathan, we will start with you. Very best of luck.

Start the clock.

Nathan, a trimester is a period of how many months?

Three.

Correct.

Allan, the bikini is a two-piece swimsuit

named after an atoll in which ocean?

Pacific.

Correct. Jodeine, what fraction is half of a half?

0.25.

-Incorrect. Nathan.

-One quarter.

Correct. Allan, in the classic cartoon series who was

the mother of Pebbles Flintstone?

Wilma.

Correct. Jodeine, the Uffizi art gallery

and museum is located in which Italian city?

Rome.

-Incorrect. Nathan.

-Venice.

Allan, to save your tribe.

The Uffizi art gallery.

Milan.

The answer is Florence.

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, four points.

With ten points our No Tribe are our winning tribe.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Nathan, Allan, Jodeine, we're going to lose one of you.

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

Put your fingers on your buzzers. Buzz in, give me a correct answer,

you'll be joining the other three there in the next round.

Buzz in and give me an incorrect answer, you'll be going home.

Very best of luck to all three of you.

Here is your first question.

In the UK, the series of strikes that began in 1978

became known as the Winter Of what?

-Allan.

-Discontent.

The Winter Of Discontent.

That's correct. You are in the next round.

Nathan and Jodeine.

Nathan, if only you were obliged by your girlfriend

to get through to the next round, you'd be safe.

It all comes down to this one question.

We're about to lose one of you.

The phrase "I'm no clean kid" is an anagram of

the name of which actress and star of Moulin Rouge?

-Jodeine.

-Nicole Kidman.

Is the correct answer.

You're through to the next round.

Nathan,

you really did find yourself on the wrong tribe at the wrong time there.

That was really tough luck.

-You played very well in the round as well. Have you enjoyed yourself with us?

-Yes, thank you.

It's an absolute pleasure to have you here.

I'm sorry I haven't seen more of you.

For everyone else, let's find our next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, our famous five.

Congratulations, you made it through two rounds.

Again, Abi, didn't get a single question wrong.

What two tribes are you going to be in now?

Before the show we asked you the following...

Well, that just flicked on from "I've read 50 Shades Of Grey,"

so we're going to have a very different chat now.

I'm forgetful. Allan, what tribe are you on here?

-I think I'm forgetful.

-You think you're forgetful?

-Yeah.

-If you think you're forgetful you're definitely forgetful.

-Probably.

The Yes Tribe is Allan...

and Jan.

That means are No Tribe is Dave, Abi and Jodeine.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, I'm forgetful.

This is one of those slightly trickier splits.

We all know if we've got a sweet tooth or not. At home

you know if you've got a sweet tooth, but I'm forgetful. I'm not sure what tribe I'd be on here.

I'm good at remembering facts, like capital cities and stuff like that.

If you ever watch Pointless - 5:15, BBC One - terrific show.

But keys I can't remember, so I don't know what tribe I'd be on.

No Tribe, not forgetful.

Abi, you can obviously remember facts.

Yeah, I'm quite good with facts.

I'm good with faces and names as well.

-That's always a good skill to have.

-OK.

I test you now cos I'm the only person here without a name tag.

-What is my name?

-Robert?

Do you know what? I will give you that. That's not bad going.

It's actually Steven. Steven was the answer to that.

I think I would probably be on the Yes Tribe here.

Allan, you are definitely yes?

What was the question?

There you are, you see.

We'll put in a massive laugh in the edit for that one.

In fact, we'll put that one on.

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 you all get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

Don't forget, if you are on the winning tribe here

you will be through to our head-to-head.

It's an important round to win this. Dave, we will start with you.

Start the clock.

Dave, on which date is Guy Fawkes night celebrated each year?

November the 5th.

Correct. Abi, which London airport

handled its first commercial passengers in 1946?

Heathrow.

Correct. Jodeine, since 2002,

Richard Hammond has been a co-presenter of which TV programme?

Top Gear.

Correct. Dave, Do It Like A Dude was the debut single

for which former judge of The Voice UK?

-Pass.

-Abi.

-Jessie J.

Correct. Jodeine, the Spanish Civil War

took place in which decade of the 20th century?

The '30s.

Correct. A kimono is a traditional robe

most closely associated with which country?

Japan.

Correct. The Whispering Gallery is a feature of which London cathedral?

St Pauls.

Correct. Which Turner Prize-winning artist

once displayed a tiger shark preserved in formaldehyde?

-Pass.

-Dave.

-Damien Hirst.

Correct. Who was the ruler of the of the Hunnic Empire

from 434 to 453 AD?

-Pass.

-Jodeine.

-Pass.

Dave, to save your tribe.

Genghis Khan.

It's not. It was the Hunnic Empire and it was Attila the Hun.

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

Allan and Jan, you need nine points.

Allan, we will start with you.

Start the clock.

Allan, in a standard UK plug the earth wire is yellow

and which other colour?

Black.

-Incorrect. Jan.

-Green.

Correct. Allan, which oat-based dish shares its name

with a 1970s sitcom set in a prison?

Porridge.

Correct. Jan, in English the symbol known as an "ampersand"

is used to indicate which word?

You.

-Incorrect. Allan.

-And.

Correct. Jan, in the film A Few Good Men, Jack Nicholson tells Tom Cruise

he can't handle the what?

-Pass.

-Allan.

-Truth.

Correct. Which legendry wizard was

the teacher and mentor of King Arthur?

Merlin.

Correct. Allan, the Italian city of Pompeii was destroyed after which

volcano erupted in 79 AD?

Etna.

-Incorrect. Jan.

-Vesuvius.

Correct. Allan, the logo of Amnesty International

shows a coil of barbed wire wrapped around what?

The world.

Incorrect. Jan.

Pass.

Oh, the answer was a candle.

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

And that result is as it should be.

The three of you are not forgetful at all.

And the three of you are all through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Allan and Jan, a valiant effort there.

Six points, but it's not enough.

You find yourself on the wrong tribe at the wrong time.

One of you will be leaving us. Put your fingers on the buzzers.

I'm going to ask you one question.

Buzz in and get it right, you'll be through to our final four.

Buzz in and get it wrong and you'll be leaving us. Do take care.

Fingers on buzzers.

Which shape gives its name to the

headquarters of the US Department of Defence situated in Arlington...?

-Allan.

-The pentagon.

Situated in Arlington, Virginia?

Pentagon is the correct answer.

Allan, you are through to the next round.

Jan, you'll have to leave us. Do you remember the way out?

-That's what I'm worried about.

-I think I'll manage, thank you!

It's been lovely having you here.

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

APPLAUSE

Congratulations to our final four.

Dave and Abi, been on every single winning tribe

so far, which is very impressive. Alan...

been on every single losing tribe so far.

Which is less impressive, other than your instinct for survival is

quite something, I'll give you that.

This is where things change.

It's now going to be two against two.

At the end of this round, two of you will be going straight through

to play in our final, the other two will be going straight home.

There are no more second chances. OK.

Let's see how we'll split you for this all important time.

Before the show, we asked you the following.

I'd make a good detective.

So, I'd make a good detective,

so Dave and Abi have been on the winning side each time.

-Dave, what tribe are you on this time?

-Yes.

-Would you like to have Abi with you again?

-Absolutely.

OK, let's find out if that is going to happen. Our Yes tribe is Dave...

..and Abi. And that means our No tribe is Alan and Jodeine.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, Dave and Abi, the dream team. Together again. Very impressive.

You both make good detectives.

You too should team up and we'll do a cop show with the two of you.

Abi, both of you said you weren't forgetful as well, which is useful

-if you're a detective.

-Yes.

Not forgetful, good with names and I'm quite good at reading people.

So you would like to be in an interrogation room?

I think he would be bad cop, I'd be good cop, though.

-I'd be quite nice and he'd start...

-Argh!

-Yeah.

-Are you agreeing with that, Dave?

-I could be bad cop, I don't mind that.

-You are supposed to switch over at some point.

-Yes.

To completely floor them.

-So you think you could be terrifying cop at some point, Abi?

-Definitely.

Yeah, good luck with that(!)

I'm just not buying it.

I'm not buying it, Jodeine, that Abi could be a mean cop.

Now, Jodeine, you've got a good memory,

but you wouldn't make a good detective.

No, whenever I watch TV programmes like crime thrillers,

things like that, I never work out who has done it.

So I'd be a pretty terrible detective.

Alan, you haven't been on a winning tribe so far,

you've saved yourself each time. That is no longer an option.

At the end of the round, two of you will go through to the final, two will be going straight home.

This would be a great time to be on the winning tribe

for the first time. This round is all on the buzzers.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly will go through

to today's final. For the losing tribe, it is game over.

Best of luck. Here is your first question. Fingers on buzzers.

For almost 40 years,

Britannia appeared on the reverse of which seven-sided UK coin?

-Dave?

-50p piece.

-That is the correct answer.

1-0 to our Yes tribe.

The Three Peaks Challenge involves climbing Scafell Pike, Snowdon

and which other British mountain?

-Dave.

-Ben Nevis.

Also the correct answer.

Well played. 2-0 to our Yes tribe.

Five points will see you through

to today's final.

The next February 29th will occur in which year?

-Dave.

-2016.

-Is the correct answer, Dave.

We see why they've been on the winning tribe every single team.

Alan and Jodeine,

fingers at those buzzers,

let's see if you can pull

some points back.

Polenta is a type of cornmeal that originates from which country?

-Jodeine.

-Italy.

-Is the correct answer, Jodeine, well played.

One point to the No tribe,

three to the Yes tribe.

Make Oldfield's Tubular Bells famously featured

on the soundtrack to which 1973... Dave.

The Exorcist.

To which 1973 horror film.

The Exorcist is the correct answer, Dave. Well played.

So, No tribe, one point.

Dave, four points.

LAUGHTER

Five points will see you through to the final.

So you could just be one question, one point away from today's final.

No tribe, now is the time to score some points.

It could all come down to this. Very best of luck, both tribes.

Of the eight planets in the solar system,

Mercury and which other does not have a moon?

-Dave.

-Venus.

If that's a correct answer,

you are through to the next round.

And it is a correct answer, Venus,

well played, Dave, Yes tribe,

you're through to our final.

APPLAUSE

Ah, No tribe. Alan, four rounds, four tribes, four defeats.

But you've played terrific. You've saved yourself incredibly well.

Jodeine, can I ask you one question, which is,

-where does your name come from? It's very unusual.

-It is unusual.

My parents misheard the Dolly Parton song Jolene

and decided to name me after it.

-Jodeine sounds like the sort of headache pill Dolly Parton would take.

-Thank you!

Alan and Jodeine, it has been lovely having you on the show

but for our Yes tribe, it is time to play today's Two Tribes final.

APPLAUSE

So, Dave and Abi, this doesn't happen very often,

you've both been on the same tribe each time,

both been on the winning tribe each time.

It's very impressive. Now, one of you is going to lose.

It's going to be a cracker of a file, I think,

between the two of you.

We split you up into your very own tribes now

and this time it's Dave versus Abi.

You both have 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, will be on the buzzer.

If you buzz in and give me the correct answer,

your opponent's clock will start ticking down.

It'll keep ticking down until they give me

a correct answer, at which point 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, let's play Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

OK, this first question, just the first question on the buzzer.

Best of luck.

What V is the term for a female fox?

-Dave.

-Vixen.

Correct.

As soon as I start the next question, Abi, your clock will start ticking down.

Abi, the fans of which pop star are often called Beliebers?

-Justin Bieber.

-Correct. Dave, the seaside resort Westward Ho!

-is in which English county?

-Sussex.

-It's in Devon.

-What was the first name of Margaret Thatcher's husband?

-Dennis.

Abi, Trotters Independent Traders is a fictional company in which

-classic TV comedy?

-Only Fools And Horses.

Dave, Yo-Yo Ma is closely associated with which stringed instrument?

-Violin.

-It's the cello.

Who won a Nobel Prize for his novels such as The Old Man And The Sea?

-Pass.

-It was Hemingway.

The nephews of Richard III were imprisoned in which

-London landmark?

-Tower of London.

-Correct.

Abi, which British boxer had the nickname The Dark Destroyer?

-Lennox Lewis?

-It was Nigel Benn.

Abi, with whom did Nicolas Cage swap faces in the film Face/Off?

-John Travolta.

-Correct. Dave.

Douglas is the capital of which island of the British Isles?

-Isle of Man.

-Correct.

Abi, which 1877 novel was only published work by Anna Sewell?

-Black Beauty.

-Correct.

Dave, the River Jordan finally discharges into which sea?

-Red Sea.

-It's the Dead Sea.

Jim Morrison was the singer of which American band?

-The Doors.

-Correct.

Abi, in 2010, which TV businesswoman became

-vice-chairman of West Ham United Football Club?

-Karren Brady.

Correct. Dave, the Battle of Balaclava was fought during

-which war?

-Erm...

-Pass.

-It's Crimean.

Dave, in the rhyme commonly known as Monday's Child,

what is Wednesday's child full of?

-Er, fun.

-Woe.

Which spirit is the main ingredient of a Tom Collins cocktail?

-Vodka.

-It's gin.

In 1967, Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty played which crime duo

-on film?

-Bonnie and Clyde.

Correct.

Abi, what diagnostic tool did Wilhelm Roentgen discover in 1895?

-Don't know.

-It is X-rays.

Abi, King Zog ruled which European country from 1928 until 1939?

-Don't know.

-It's Albania.

-Abi, who was the host of the BBC quiz Only Connect?

-Don't know.

It's Victoria Coren-Mitchell.

Abi, in 1920 Rupert the Bear made his first appearance in which

daily newspaper?

-Mail.

-Daily Express.

Abi, following its collapse,

-which British bank was sold for one pound in 1995?

-RBS.

-It was Barings.

Belted Galloway is a breed of which farm animal?

-Cow.

-Correct.

Dave, plants take over the earth in which John Wyndham sci-fi novel?

-War Of The Worlds.

-Incorrect, Day Of The Triffids. Dave...

-Oh!

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With three seconds left on the clock,

our winner of Two Tribes today is Abi.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Goodness me. What a final.

Terrific play, Dave. You've been on the winning tribe every single time

and you lose the final by three seconds.

A brilliant performance, been absolutely lovely

-getting to know you, hope you've enjoyed yourself.

-Absolutely.

It's been an absolute treat to have you here.

But, Abi, our champion by three seconds.

I thought you were going to throw it away there at the last moment.

A cow came and saved you, a belted Galloway.

Abi, you are our winner, you have one final question,

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

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

Before the show, we asked you the following,

would you let £1,000 to spend on...

Spa treatments, £1,000 worth of spa treatments,

or £1,000 to spend on gadgets.

What sort of life do you lead? Are you a spa type person?

Or do you like tablets and what have you?

I've been known to go to spas but at the moment, I am in the process

of buying a flat

and I'd really like a sort of music-y system type thing.

-So it's got to be gadgets.

-Absolutely perfect.

Abi, terrific, very well played. £1,000 worth of gadgets to you.

-Very well played.

-Thanks.

Thank you so much for joining us on Two Tribes.

We will see you again next time.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING