Episode 4 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

is embarrassed by their middle name.

Two of them would consider cosmetic surgery,

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. Welcome to Two Tribes,

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

We've got seven brand-new contestants. Let's meet them.

APPLAUSE

I'm Jamie. I'm a customer advisor from Dover, in Kent.

I'm Chad. I'm in sales and marketing and I'm from Surrey.

I'm Lucia. I'm a primary teacher and I'm from Renfrew.

I'm Chris. I'm a police officer and I'm from Gloucester.

I'm Gary, I'm a train conductor from Leeds.

I'm Lynn, I'm a childminder from Faulkland, in Somerset.

I'm, Liz. I'm a programme administrator from Cambridge.

APPLAUSE

Welcome along, everybody.

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

answering questions all about yourselves. Hundreds of them.

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.

Those two tribes will face a series of general knowledge

questions. To stay safe you just need to be on the winning tribe.

And at the end of the show one of you will be walking 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.

"I work out regularly."

-LAUGHTER

-Don't laugh, some people do.

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

Our yes tribe is...Chad,

Lucia,

Chris

and Liz. Our No Tribe, Jamie,

Gary

and Lynn.

Everyone, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, our Yes Tribe - "I work out regularly."

It's like they decided to remake Gladiators

looking at the four of you! Chad, what is your weekly regime?

I go about two or three times a week,

just do a small circuit round the gym, out into the shower.

Sounds simple. Lucia?

I do a wee tiny bit more than that. About ten classes a week.

-Chad! She says...

-Exactly!

-"I do a little bit more than Chad."

It's nothing.

I'm going to get you two arm wrestling in a minute.

They say, No Tribe, we should all work out

for two and a half hours a week.

That's what they say. Jamie, not for you?

-A little bit lazy, to be honest.

-But you look in good shape.

I'd rather watch football than play it, to be honest.

They also say, Gary, 12% of the British population have a

gym membership, but 4% of the British population

actually go to the gym.

That tells you something.

You don't go to the gym, but do you have gym membership?

-Never been to a gym in my life.

-Perfect. You're saving a fortune.

And Lynn, not for you?

Well, I have just started working out,

but in all honesty I can't say I have been, so I had to be a no.

You'll be fine. Are you happy with your No Team, though?

I'm happy with my No Team, yes.

There are pastries just behind the "NO" thing as well.

So do tuck in. We'll start with our Yes Team.

Here's how it's going to work.

I will give you 60 seconds worth of general knowledge questions.

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

If all four of you get the same question wrong your time

will end immediately.

The tribe who has the biggest score at the end of this round

will be safe and will go straight through to the next round

and we will lose somebody from our losing tribe.

-Are you ready, Yes Tribe?

-ALL: Yes.

Start the clock. Chad, according to his poems Daffodils,

Wordsworth wandered lonely as a what?

Cloud.

Correct. Lucia, in which 1987 film is Jennifer Grey romanced by

her dance instructor played by Patrick Swayze?

Dirty Dancing.

Correct. Chris, which is the only fictional creature in the 12 animals

of the Chinese Zodiac?

Dragon.

Correct. Liz, which section of a symphony orchestra

includes the xylophone?

Percussion.

Correct. Chad, Patrick Bateman

is the main character of which Bret Easton Ellis novel?

Could you repeat that?

Patrick Bateman is the main character of which

Bret Easton Ellis novel?

-Pass.

-Lucia?

-Pass.

-Chris?

-American Psycho.

Correct. Liz, in Indian cookery what is panir?

Vegetables.

Incorrect. Chad?

Bread?

-Incorrect. Lucia?

-Pastry.

-Incorrect. Chris?

-Goat's cheese.

Correct. Liz, in science,

a litmus test determines what property of a substance?

Alkalinity.

That's right.

It's correct, Liz, and, Yes Tribe, you score seven points.

APPLAUSE

Very well played.

Very well played Chris, as well.

Saved the team a couple of times there.

Goat's cheese I gave you for panir.

-It could be sheep's cheese, but...

-My wife is Indian, so it helps.

So, No Tribe, you have 60 seconds as well.

If you can score eight points you'll be safely through to the next round.

-Eight points is your target. Are you ready?

-ALL: Yes.

Start the clock. Jamie, a frangipani tart is usually flavoured with which type of nut?

Almonds?

Correct.

Gary, in which decade did Louise Brown become the first baby to be born following IVF treatment?

'80s.

-Incorrect. Lynn.

-'90s.

-Incorrect. Jamie.

-'80s.

I'm afraid Gary said '80s.

It was wrong then, it's still wrong. It was the 1970s, I'm afraid.

-I knew that!

-You have scored...

Hold on, I've got some working out to do here.

-LAUGHTER

-You scored one point.

One point, No Tribe.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe, congratulations. You are safe.

You're all through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

No Tribe, you are the losing tribe. You were on the wrong tribe at the wrong time

and one of you is about to go home. I'll ask you a series of questions.

Buzz and give me a correct answer, you'll be safely through.

You'll join your friends here in the centre.

Give me an incorrect answer, you'll be straight off the show.

When they began recording together in 1957,

Simon and Garfunkel performed under the name of which cartoon duo?

Gary.

Tom and Jerry.

They did. Very well played.

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

APPLAUSE

Jamie, Lynn, one of you will be safely through,

one of you will be going home straightaway.

And it's all down to this one question.

Very best of luck to you both.

In the 20th century, how many US presidents died

while serving in office?

Jamie.

Two?

Jamie, the answer...

it's four, I'm afraid. And that means, Lynn, you are safely through.

Lynn, join everyone in the centre.

APPLAUSE

-Jamie, I'm so sorry.

-I'm going home.

-You are going home.

Your contribution to the show was to give the same answer

-that someone had just given.

-LAUGHTER

All we know about you is you don't go to the gym and you don't listen.

It's all we are ever going to know, I'm afraid. Jamie, thank you so much for playing.

We really appreciate you coming along. And for the other six, let's find our next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

Congratulations to the six of you.

Special congratulations to Chris, who played very well,

didn't get a single question wrong. Saved your team twice as well.

Gary and Lynn, however, still to trouble the scorers.

Still to get a correct answer.

But I'm sure that will change now as we change our tribes.

Before the show we asked you the following.

"I've read Fifty Shades Of Grey."

I've seen that flip past a few times and we finally landed on it.

Fifty Shades Of Grey.

Chris, our strongest player, what tribe are you on on this one?

-Definitely a no!

-You haven't read it? I hear it's terrific.

Not my cup of tea.

So, Chris is on our No Tribe

and he will be joined by Chad

and Liz.

So our Yes Tribe, Lucia, Gary...

LAUGHTER

..and Lynn.

Everybody please join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

No Tribe, before we get on to your questions, there's something

I want to ask Gary. Hold on.

So, Gary, on the Yes Tribe there - Fifty Shades Of Grey,

do you recommend it?

No. LAUGHTER

But you got the whole way through.

All three of them! LAUGHTER

-You read all three of them!

-Yeah.

-But you don't recommend it.

I wouldn't, no. I heard it were a good story, but...

LAUGHTER

-Lucia, have you read all three or just the first one?

-I have.

They were pretty dreadful.

-I love the fact they all say they were dreadful yet they read all three of them.

-Exactly.

That's like saying "That was a terrible meal.

"I must go back there twice."

-Lynn, can you recommend it at least?

-Not at all.

My sister gave it to me so I had to read it. It was rude not to.

I'm not sure you had to read it.

You could have guessed at the plot and just said, "Yeah..."

It wasn't a good book, I have to say.

-Well, it's done very well, hasn't it?

-Yes!

-No Tribe.

-Chad, it hasn't bothered you, the Fifty Shades phenomenon?

-No.

You haven't felt the need?

-I felt the need!

-LAUGHTER

But it's got nothing to do with the book.

And Liz, if you read one book and you hated it,

would you read both of the follow-ups?

LAUGHTER

-No.

-No, I don't think I would either.

Something very strange going on on that Yes Tribe.

We will start with our No Tribe. 60 seconds worth of questions.

Get one wrong I will pass it along the line.

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

At the end of the round someone on the losing tribe will be

going home, so make sure you're on the winning tribe.

Are you ready?

Start the clock. Chad, the Spice Girls were the first people to appear on which

British TV channel at its launch in 1997?

Channel 4?

-Incorrect. Chris.

-Channel 5.

Correct answer. Liz, Che Guevara was a prominent figure

in the revolution of which country?

Peru?

-Incorrect. Chad.

-Cuba.

Correct. Chris, in which decade did

the UK first win the Eurovision Song Contest?

'60s.

Correct. Liz, the Jodrell Bank Observatory is in which English county?

Gloucester.

Incorrect. Chad.

Pass.

-Chris, to save your tribe.

-Cheshire.

Is the right answer. Liz, in 1956,

Marilyn Monroe married which American playwright?

Alan...

Incorrect. Chad.

Arthur Miller.

Correct. Chris, "Be afraid, be very afraid,"

was the tag line for which film starring Jeff Goldblum?

Jurassic Park?

-Incorrect. Liz.

-The Fly.

Correct. Chad...

At the end of that brand, No Tribe, you scored six points.

APPLAUSE

Some very good saving work there from Chad, particularly.

Very well played. So, Yes Tribe, read one book...

hated it.

Read two identical books straight afterwards.

LAUGHTER

You've got to score seven points.

If you score seven points you will be safely through to the next round.

Start the clock.

Lucia, which tunnel was officially opened by the Queen and Francois Mitterrand in 1994?

The Channel Tunnel.

Correct, Gary, the Tuareg are a nomadic people

who live in which desert?

Sahara.

Correct. Lynn, who narrated the 2006 BBC documentary series Planet Earth?

David Attenborough.

Correct. Lucia, in 2012, brothers Alistair and Jonny Brownlee

won Olympic medals in which sport?

Running.

-Incorrect. Gary.

-Triathlon.

Correct. Lynn, what word can mean a monarch or an adult female cat?

Queen.

Correct. Lucia, Ready Or Not and Killing Me Softly

were number one singles for...?

Fugees.

Correct. Gary, for the round, what name

links a companion of Hercule Poirot to a town in East Sussex?

Hastings.

-Is the right answer!

-CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Very well played, Yes Tribe.

Seven points. I don't know what you were reading in that book but something paid off!

LAUGHTER

You are safely through. Very well done. You are in the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

So, No Tribe, one of you will be leaving us.

Six points was not enough, I'm afraid.

I will ask you a series of questions now.

Give me a correct answer you go through to the next round.

An incorrect answer, you'll be going home.

Chad, Chris, Liz, all ready? Good luck to you all.

Here's your first question. The musical Cats was based on a collection of poems by which writer?

-Chris.

-TS Eliot.

Correct, Chris. You are safe and through to the next round.

-Take your place in the centre.

-APPLAUSE

Chad and Liz, one of you will be going home,

one of you will be staying on the show.

Very best of luck. It comes down to this.

Which country's flag features a red disc representative of the sun at the centre?

-Chad.

-Japan.

At the centre of a white background.

The answer is Japan, Chad. Congratulations.

-You're through to the next round.

-APPLAUSE

Liz...

I'm so sorry.

If it's any consolation, the reason you're leaving us is

because you haven't read Fifty Shades Of Grey. So there's no shame.

-Did you have more to offer us?

-Er, possibly.

Well, it's a shame to lose you. Thanks so much for playing.

But for our remaining five, let's find our next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

Well done to the five of you.

Chris, another good round from you. You got one wrong, though.

-You're slipping.

-I know.

-But you saved your team a couple of times.

Well played. Lucia, you've been on the winning tribe both times.

Only person who has. Will you manage it three times in a row?

Let's see what our two tribes are doing to be.

Before the show we asked you the following.

"I always say what I'm thinking."

Lucia, do you always say what you're thinking?

-No, I keep some things to myself.

-Yeah, no kidding!

You're a primary school teacher.

Yes, if I said what I was thinking I wouldn't be in a job!

Well, let's see who you are going to be joined by.

Our No Tribe is... Chad,

Lucia

and Gary.

So our Yes Tribe is Chris and Lynn.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, Chris and Lynn, our Yes Tribe, that is a bold statement -

"I always say what I'm thinking."

Chris, do you really? That must be a nightmare!

Yeah, yeah. I tend to speak before I think.

-OK, and Lynn, you always say what you're thinking.

-Yes.

But the differences I do think and I still say it.

-LAUGHTER

-OK. I rarely say what I'm thinking.

If I had read Fifty Shades Of Grey I would have said,

"No, I haven't read Fifty Shades Of Grey."

That's how I operate and that's how the No Tribe operate as well.

Chad, you can't always say what you think, surely.

Exactly. To be honest,

I'm from London - I've always got an opinion

and there are a lot of people.

But is he from London?

See, we don't know.

And Gary, when someone has a go at you, when someone hasn't got

the right ticket and they have a go at you and make out it's your fault.

-If I said what I thought I wouldn't have a job any more.

-Exactly.

-So...

I think more people at home would be on the No Tribe on this one than on the Yes Tribe.

It's wonderful to have people in the world who always say

what they think. It makes life interesting.

But we will start with our No Tribe. 60 seconds worth of questions.

Get one wrong I pass it down the line. If you all get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe will be going straight through to our final four.

-Very best of luck. You already?

-ALL: Yes.

Start the clock. Chad, the Oval, Trent Bridge and Edgbaston

are venues most closely associated with which sport?

Cricket.

Correct. Lucia, which fish is

traditionally used to make gravlax?

Cod.

Incorrect. Gary.

Pass.

Chad.

Trout?

Oh...goodness me.

You really did say what you were thinking.

You just weren't thinking of the right answer.

The right answer to that is salmon. Smoked salmon. Gravadlax.

I'm so sorry. One point for the tribe

who never say what they are thinking.

I'm very glad you're not saying much of thinking right now.

Because it is before the watershed.

But Chris and Lynn,

all you need in your 60 seconds is two points.

If you get those two points

you go straight through into our final four.

-Are you both ready?

-BOTH: Yes.

Start the clock. Chris, which singer was known as the Godfather of Soul?

James Brown.

Correct. Lynn, who won an Oscar for her portrayal of Margaret Thatcher in the 2011 film?

Meryl Streep.

Is the right answer. Very well played, Yes Tribe. Two points.

APPLAUSE

You did everything you needed to do, Yes Tribe .

Chris and Lynn, you are through to our final four.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

No Tribe, I'll tell you what I'm thinking,

I'm thinking that didn't go very well.

You're on the losing tribe,

so one of you is going home. Fingers on buzzers.

I'll ask you a series of questions.

Give me a correct answer, you're through to our final four.

An incorrect answer, you're leaving us.

Very best of luck, all three of you. Here is your first question.

At what time of day was the Queen's 2013 Christmas Message

first broadcast in the UK?

Chad.

Midday?

The answer, Chad...

was 3pm, I'm afraid.

And that means, Lucia and Gary,

you are straight through to our final four.

-Take your places in the centre.

-APPLAUSE

Chad, I'm so sorry. You've been a very strong player.

-The last round was terrible.

-Yeah, it was. Ridiculous answers!

But you did terrifically before that. And you buzzed in as well.

No-one else dared to do it. Chad, we have to say goodbye to you.

I'm so sorry. But for our final four, let's find our next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

Our final four. Congratulations!

Gary, I just need a quick word with you.

You've been on three tribes so far.

Two of those tribes both got one point in their entire 60 seconds.

The only time you were on a successful tribe

-is when you joined up with people who read Fifty Shades Of Grey.

-LAUGHTER

-That tells you something.

-There's a life lesson there somewhere.

I hate to think what that life lesson is.

Now, this is where things change.

This is two against two, and at the end of this round, the winning tribe

will both be going through to play in the final.

The losing tribe go home with nothing.

There are no second chances any more.

Let's see how we are going to split you for this all-important time.

Before the show we asked you the following.

"I'm a cat lover."

-Gary, cat lover?

-Yeah.

If you could hand-pick a player to be in your team,

who would you choose?

-This guy next to me.

-You'd choose Chris.

-Yeah.

-Our Yes Tribe are Gary

and Lynn.

-Unlucky!

-Our No Tribe, Lucia and Chris.

Please take your places in your tribes.

APPLAUSE

This is one of those classic questions that split

-the nation absolutely in half. Cat lovers or not Lovers. Lucia?

-No.

-Not a cat lover?

-No. First time I ever petted a cat it bit me.

-Oh, really?

-Yeah.

-Do you like any animals?

Oh... I like them in soups.

LAUGHTER

APPLAUSE

-You like them in soups?!

-Yeah. Pasta sauces as well.

-Not cats, though.

-No, no. Absolutely not.

Just to make that clear to the parents at your primary school.

LAUGHTER

-Chris.

-Big dog fan. Big dog lover.

-Dog fan. OK, yeah, fair enough.

-As long as you like something.

-Yes.

-And not just deep-fried.

-LAUGHTER

-Yes Tribe. Gary, cat lover? Have you got a cat?

-Yeah, I've got one.

-What's your cat's name?

-Lulu.

-Lulu. Will Lulu be watching now?

Probably not, no. She'll be off somewhere.

Lulu who will be doing exactly what Lulu wants to be doing, I suspect.

-Lynn, do you have cats?

-Yeah, I've got two.

-Names?

-Betty and Felix.

-Betty and Felix. That's sweet.

I think it's one of those rounds where people will be taking

one side or another here with our tribes.

This round is a little bit different. It's 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.

Very best of luck. Here's your first question.

David Beckham played his final game

as a professional footballer while playing for...?

-Chris.

-Paris Saint-Germain.

While playing for which club in 2013?

Paris Saint-Germain is the right answer, Chris.

One-nil to the No Tribe.

What French term meaning "bottom of the bag"

is used in English to describe a dead-end street?

-Lynn.

-Cul-de-sac.

Cul-de-sac is right. Well played. 1-1.

In 1986 who was appointed editor of Private Eye magazine aged just...?

-Chris.

-Ian Hislop.

Appointed editor of Private Eye magazine aged just 26.

It was Ian Hislop. "Ship of the Desert" is a nickname... Gary.

Camel.

"Ship of the Desert" a nickname for which animal?

Camel is the right answer. 2-2.

The first tribe to five is getting through to our final.

-You look tense, Chris.

-Very tense.

LAUGHTER Very tense.

Good luck to you all.

The West End's longest-running play, The Mousetrap,

is by which crime writer?

-Gary.

-Agatha Christie.

Is the correct answer.

Sir Giles Gilbert Scott designed the Anglican Cathedral in which English city?

-Gary.

-Liverpool.

Correct answer again, Gary. 4-2 to the Yes Tribe .

Five points will see you through to the final, Yes Tribe.

You are one question away from the final.

No Tribe, you could be one question away from going out.

Fingers on buzzers.

Which Labour MP won two Oscars for Best Actress...?

Gary.

Glenda Jackson.

Which Labour MP won two Oscars for Best Actress in the 1970s?

The answer is Glenda Jackson. Very well played, Yes Tribe.

APPLAUSE

Lucia and Chris. You played so well throughout.

Gary's been on two tribes scoring one point,

then suddenly he turns into a machine. Can you believe it?

Chris, are you sort of thinking you wish you loved cats now?

-No. I still love dogs.

-Lucia, thank you for playing as well.

-Thank you for having me.

-You've been terrific fun. But, for super Gary...

and for super Lynn, you are now playing in today's Two Tribes final.

APPLAUSE

Gary and Lynn...

congratulations for making it through to our final.

I think if today show teaches us anything,

you'll be successful in life if you have a love of cats and erotica.

-LAUGHTER

-It's a good lesson to learn.

Now we split you into your very own tribes, Gary versus Lynn.

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

All you have to do is protect that clock at all costs.

Our very first question will be on the buzzer.

Get that right, your opponent's clock will start ticking down.

It will tick 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. OK?

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

APPLAUSE

So, this first question on the buzzer.

What word can mean a small loaf of bread or a male swan?

-Lynn.

-Cobb.

Correct. That's means Gary,

your clock will start ticking down as soon as I start this question.

Gary, in golf, the Masters tournament

is held annually in which US city?

Augusta.

Correct. Lynn, bad Romance and Paparazzi

were UK hits for which singer?

No idea.

Lady Gaga. Lynn, the Scottish Crown Jewels are held in which Castle?

Edinburgh.

Correct. Gary, the Maldives are located in which ocean?

Indian.

Correct. Lynn, which BBC medical drama

was filmed in Bristol for 25 years?

Casualty.

Correct. Gary, the opera Aida is by which Italian composer?

Verdi?

It is Verdi. Lynn, which Cornish town

is home to a branch of the Tate Gallery?

Paignton?

St Ives. Lynn, Julian Lloyd Webber is famous

for playing which musical instrument?

The cello.

Correct. Gary, what was the nationality

of the artists Claude Monet and Henri Matisse?

French.

They were. Lynn, which girl's name was the title

of a UK number one single for the Kaiser Chiefs?

Michelle.

It was Ruby. Lynn, what colour flag is traditionally waved

as a symbol of surrender?

White.

Correct. Gary, Anthony Benedetto was the birth

name of which American crooner?

Tony Bennett.

Correct. Lynn, often used as a disinfectant,

which element has the chemical symbol I?

Iodine.

Correct. Gary, who played Batman in the film The Dark Knight Rises?

Christian Bale.

Correct. Lynn, in the musical Grease,

Rizzo is the leader of which clique of popular girls?

The Pink Ladies.

Correct. Gary, who became king after defeating Richard III

at the Battle of Bosworth Field?

Henry V.

Henry VII. Gary, the Montreal Protocol

is a treaty designed to protect

which layer in the Earth's stratosphere?

O-zone.

Correct. Stop the clock.

So, a little closer now.

Gary, 25 seconds. Lynn, 15 seconds.

You could both still win this.

Very best of luck to both of you. Lynn, your clock will start again

as soon as I start the next question.

Lynn, who was the leader of the Soviet Union

when it was dissolved in 1991?

Gorbachev.

Correct. Gary, the 2018 Winter Olympics will

take place in which country?

Japan.

South Korea. Gary, when concerning electricity,

what does the abbreviation A/C stand for?

Alternate Current.

Alternating Current. Gary, Mohandas Gandhi

was known by what Sanskrit title meaning "great soul"?

Mahatma.

Correct. Lynn, the Battle of Little Bighorn

is also known as whose last stand?

Custer.

Correct. Gary, which BBC One chat show host

had a recurring role in the sitcom Father Ted?

Pass.

It was Graham Norton. Gary, the tourist Trophy,

or TT, first took place in 1907...

APPLAUSE

Oh, Gary!

With seven seconds left on the clock, our winner today is Lynn!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Goodness me. Goodness me.

Lynn, congratulations. A brilliant win.

You finish with seven seconds left on the clock.

You had maybe one wrong answer left to give.

Seven seconds, that's very, very close.

Gary, you've been so brilliant throughout.

Wonderful work in your Fifty Shades Of Grey round.

Brilliant work in our final four as well.

You really helped get Lynn through here. But Lynn...

that's fabulous stuff.

You have one last decision to make, one last choice, 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 like £1,000 worth of concert tickets?

Or you could spend that £1,000 on art.

-Oooh!

-What would you rather? Do you go to a lot of gigs?

I don't go to a lot of gigs.

I've been with my daughter on occasion and quite enjoyed them, but...

We've got classical, we've got Opera, we've got all sorts of things.

I do love classical and we go to the Albert Hall quite a lot,

so that would be my leaning.

-OK, so you're going to go for?

-The concert tickets.

£1,000 worth of concert tickets for Lynn. Congratulations!

-Thank you!

-CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank you for joining us on today's Two Tribes.

We will see you again next time.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE