Episode 6 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 loves reality TV,

two of them work out regularly,

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,

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

We've got seven players to play. Let's meet them.

APPLAUSE

I'm Patricia. I'm a retired teacher from Liverpool.

I'm Scott. I'm a support teacher from Birmingham.

I'm Peter, a retired publican from Stoke Poges

in South Buckinghamshire.

I'm Dawn, I'm an administrator and I'm from Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk.

I'm Lewis. I'm an events duty manager from Cambridge.

I'm Shelley. I'm a payroll assistant from Norfolk.

I'm Junior, a property developer from Wolverhampton.

APPLAUSE

Welcome to you all.

I can't believe only one of you...

I sent you all an e-mail saying, "Can we all please wear hats?"

Only one of you got it. Peter, thank you,

for showing some class. It's lovely to have you all here.

Now, before the show, you seven all completed our in-depth survey,

answering hundreds of questions all about yourselves.

There are some of them up there on the screen.

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. Let's find our first two tribes this evening.

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

"I'm a lucky person."

"I'm a lucky person." Let's see who's on our Yes Tribe.

Our Yes Tribe are - Patricia,

Peter and the hat,

Dawn,

and Junior.

And on our No Tribe we have Scott,

Lewis

and Shelley.

Everybody join your tribes, please.

APPLAUSE

So, our Yes Tribe, four lucky people.

How can you possibly lose?

Peter, what's the luckiest thing that's ever happened to you?

Probably escaping a somersault off the M4 when I was hit by a lorry,

ending upside down in a ditch, so that was very lucky,

I got away with everything.

Although quite unlucky

-to be in the accident in the first place.

-Yes, it was.

-Well, it's lovely to have you here.

-Thank you.

-Dawn.

I believe in self-fulfilling prophecies,

-so if I say I'm lucky, I'm going to be lucky.

-You will be lucky?

-Yes.

-We shall see, we shall see. Junior, are you a lucky man?

Well, I believe I'm lucky, yes.

Won £1,000 once.

Was that on a horse?

No, no. At the bingo, actually.

That's quite lucky.

That is quite lucky.

I won a tub of bubble bath at the bingo.

LAUGHTER

Well, Dawn, finally. Finally, someone who's genuinely lucky.

Let's talk to our No Tribe, cos they are unlucky.

Scott, why are you unlucky?

-Haven't won the lottery yet.

-Won any bubble bath?

Er, not that I know of.

You would know if you'd won bubble bath. I'm almost certain.

Shelley, do you believe in luck?

Don't really believe in luck. I believe in hard work and graft.

Ah, good. Good lesson.

-Earn that bubble bath, right?

-Indeed.

-Exactly.

I think our no team are essentially saying

they don't believe in luck either way.

They're not particularly unlucky,

they just don't believe that luck is a thing.

We're going to find out in this round.

Yes Tribe, I think we'll start with you.

Here's how it works - we'll give you 60 seconds' worth of questions.

If you get one wrong, I will pass the same question down the line.

If you all get the same question incorrect,

your time will stop immediately.

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 on the Yes Tribe?

I wish you best of luck.

Start the clock.

Patricia, which tennis player is famous for shouting,

"You cannot be serious?!"

-John McEnroe.

-Correct.

Peter, Tony Stark is the real name of which superhero?

-Pass.

-Dawn.

-Iron Man.

-Correct.

Junior, what term is commonly used for animals that eat plants

and also other animals?

-Pass.

-Patricia.

-Omnivore.

-Correct.

Peter, which Shakespeare play takes place at Elsinore Castle in Denmark?

-Hamlet.

-Correct. Dawn.

Which type of fish is rolled up and pickled to make rollmops?

-Herrings.

-Correct.

Junior, who served as Mayor of London from 2000 until 2008?

-Ken Livingston.

-Correct. Patricia.

According to the title of a 2006 film, V is for what?

-Don't know, pass.

-Peter?

-Vengeance?

-Incorrect, Dawn.

-Vendetta.

-Correct.

Junior, what was Elvis Presley's middle name?

-Aaron.

-Correct.

Patricia, who is the patron saint of Palestine, Malta and England?

-George.

-Correct.

Peter, Claire is the alter-ego of which Turner Prize-winning potter?

Beatrix.

-Incorrect. Dawn.

-Pass.

The potter I was looking for was not Beatrix Potter.

It was an actual potter - Grayson Perry.

And Yes Tribe, you scored nine points.

APPLAUSE

Very nicely done.

No luck involved either - just as you said, Shelley, hard graft.

Scott, Lewis and Shelley, it's your turn now.

If you can score ten points,

you'll be going straight through to the next round,

so I wish you, again, best of luck.

I know you don't want it, but I wish you it anyway.

Start the clock.

Scott, Albert Einstein was born in which modern-day country?

-America.

-Incorrect. Lewis.

-Germany.

-Correct.

Shelley, the travel book Notes From A Small Island

is by which American author?

-Pass.

-Scott.

Could you repeat the question?

The travel book Notes From A Small Island is by which American author?

-Pass.

-Lewis.

-Bill Bryson.

Correct answer.

Shelley, the cities of Bratislava, Budapest and Vienna

all lie on which river?

-Pass.

-Scott.

-Danube.

-Correct. Lewis, singer Robyn Fenty is better known by what name?

-Rihanna.

-Correct. Shelley.

Skipjack and yellowfin are species of which type of fish?

Cod?

-Incorrect. Scott.

-Tuna.

They are. Lewis, which pigment in plants is responsible

for absorbing sunlight that is turned into energy?

-Chlorophyll.

-Correct.

Shelley, which South African clergyman was awarded

the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984?

Mind's gone blank, pass.

-Scott.

-Nelson Mandela.

-Incorrect. Lewis.

-Desmond Tutu.

Is the correct answer.

Whoa, at the end of that round, No Tribe, you scored seven points.

APPLAUSE

So...

congratulations to our Yes Tribe.

You are straight through to the next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Our No Tribe don't believe in luck.

You might need a little bit of it here.

One of you is about to go home.

I will ask you a series of questions.

You've got buzzers in front of you. Fingers on those buzzers.

Buzz in, give me a correct answer, you're safely through.

You'll be joining the others in the centre.

Buzz in, give me an incorrect answer,

you'll be heading home.

Here's your first question.

What is the stage name

of the actress originally named Caryn Johnson,

who starred in the film Sister Act?

-BUZZER

-Scott?

Whoopi Goldberg.

It's the correct answer, Scott. You're safely through, well played.

APPLAUSE

Then there were two, Lewis and Shelley.

One of you will be joining us for the rest of the show.

One of you will be going home.

No-one likes to go home first. Best of luck to you both.

It's all down to this question.

The capital city of New Zealand is named after which former...

-BUZZER

-Lewis.

Wellington.

..after which former UK Prime Minister? The Duke of Wellington -

correct answer, very well played, Lewis.

APPLAUSE

You're safely through. Please make your way to the centre.

Shelley...

-I'm so sorry.

-Hopeless.

You don't believe in luck, but hard graft.

We haven't even given you the opportunity

-to put in that hard graft.

-No.

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

APPLAUSE

Congratulations to the six of you.

I'm going to say particular congratulations for Lewis -

six questions in that round, got all six of them right,

which is very good. We're going to split into two different tribes now.

How are we going to do that? Let's find out.

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

-OK, this'll be interesting.

-AUDIENCE: Ooh!

"I consider myself middle class."

A few "oohs" from the audience there.

I tell you who's on what tribe - on the No Tribe we have Lewis,

we have Scott

and we have Dawn.

And our Yes Tribe is Patricia,

Peter

and Junior.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, our No Tribe, Lewis, you don't consider yourself middle class.

What would you consider yourself?

Working class.

-OK.

-Thoroughly so.

Thoroughly working class? What do you do for a living, Lewis?

I work in an arts centre.

LAUGHTER

What do you do in that arts centre?

I'm a duty manager,

so when bands and comedians and live artists come, I'm in charge.

-So you are a duty manager at an arts centre...

-Yes.

-..and you would not consider yourself middle class?

-No.

Interesting new definition of middle class we have there, Lewis.

-Dawn.

-Hi.

-How about you? What do you do?

I'm an administrator at the local brewery.

Does that mean you can organise, say, a...

LAUGHTER

Let's not go there.

Scott, what do you do?

I'm a support teacher in a school in Birmingham.

OK, you're also middle class, then.

But you don't consider yourself middle class?

I guess I'm trying to see past the class system.

I see it as a bit antiquated.

Gotcha. So if I was to say, "What class do you see yourself?",

-you would say "classless."

-Yes.

-Exactly.

-You have no class?

Yes, absolutely. LAUGHTER

Spot on.

Now, our middle class side, our Yes Tribe, Peter.

-Sir.

-A retired publican.

-Yes.

-Nice pub?

-Yes.

Middle class pub?

Oh, everybody.

But gastro-pub?

Oh, no, I hate the word "gastro."

Put "enteritis" with it.

LAUGHTER

But Stoke Poges, it's quite posh round there, isn't it?

It's an urbanised village now, really.

Like an outpost of Slough.

Sounds nice, we must go visit. An outpost of Slough, you say(!)

How lovely(!) Patricia, you consider yourself middle class?

Yes.

-Yes.

-You're retired as well - what did you do?

-A retired teacher.

Oh, yeah, that's middle class.

Junior, do you consider yourself middle class?

-Property developer.

-Yeah, yeah.

I've been lucky so far and I see the opportunity, so I went for it.

Obviously, that's taken me a little further in life.

People get very worried when they describe themselves at middle class.

I think we all are.

I come from a big working class family, but no, I'm middle class.

I just am. I wish I wasn't, but I am.

We will start, I think, with our middle class team, shall we?

We'll start with our Yes Tribe.

I'll give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

You get one wrong, I will pass the same question down the line.

If all three of you get the same question wrong,

your time will 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, simple as that.

Middle class team,

-are you ready?

-Yes.

Start the clock. Patricia, in 2012,

which American cyclist was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles?

-Lance Armstrong.

-Correct.

Peter, the Asian food tofu is made from which bean?

-Soya?

-Correct.

Junior, Atomic and The Tide Is High were UK number one singles

for which group?

-Pass.

-Patricia.

-Blondie.

-Correct. Peter.

Which name is given to the branch of medicine

dealing specifically with the elderly?

-Geriatrics.

-Correct.

Junior, a statue of which footballer stands outside Wembley Stadium

overlooking Olympic Way?

-Bobby Moore?

-Correct. Patricia.

In which century was William Shakespeare born?

-Erm, 16th.

-Correct. Peter.

Which Venezuelan river featured

in the title of a number one single for Enya?

-Pass.

-Junior.

-Could you repeat the question?

-Which Venezuelan river featured

in the title of a number one single for Enya?

Pass.

-Patricia.

-Orinoco.

-Correct.

Peter, who wrote the novel The Godfather?

-Pass.

-Junior.

-Pass.

-Patricia?

Mario Puzo.

It is.

You did well, Yes Tribe, or more specifically, Patricia.

You've scored eight points.

APPLAUSE

They're so middle class in that team that both the gentlemen were passing

every single question onto the lady.

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

Very, very best of luck.

Start the clock. Scott, Lara Croft

is the main character in which video game...

-Tomb Raider.

-Correct.

Dawn, which dam on the border between Nevada and Arizona

is named after a US president?

-Hoover.

-Correct.

Lewis, the Scoville scale measure the heat of what cooking ingredient?

-Chillies.

-Correct. Scott.

What is the capital and second largest city of Turkey?

-Ankara.

-Correct.

Dawn, in 2013 at the age of 75,

which Question Time host got a scorpion tattoo?

Dimbleby.

-David Dimbleby.

-Correct. Lewis.

The head of state of Brunei is known by which noble title?

-Sultan.

-Correct. Scott.

The US Open tennis tournament takes place in which city?

-New York?

-Correct.

Dawn, in physics,

what does the letter L stand for in the acronym LASER.

-Pass.

-Lewis.

-Light.

Correct. Scott, to win the round,

Eva Peron was first lady of which South American country?

Pass.

-Dawn.

-Argentina.

-Correct answer!

APPLAUSE

No team,

you have scored nine points. You are safely through to the next round.

Please take your place in the middle.

Yes Tribe, here we are.

One of you is going to have to go home.

You've all got buzzers in front of you.

Going to ask you a series of questions now.

Buzz in and give me a correct answer,

you'll be going straight through to the next round.

Give me an incorrect answer, you'll be going home.

Here's your first question. Good luck.

Cricketers Darren Gough and Mark Ramprakash are past winners

-of which BBC...

-BUZZER

-Patricia.

-Strictly Come Dancing.

..of which BBC TV series?

Strictly Come Dancing is the right answer, Patricia.

You are safely through.

-APPLAUSE

-Take your place in the centre.

One question to decide your fate.

One of you going home,

one of you going straight through to the next round.

Very best of luck. Here is your question.

In the 1990s, Vinnie Jones played for which international football...

-BUZZER

-Junior.

-Wales.

..for which international football team?

The answer is Wales, Junior. You are safely through to the next round.

-APPLAUSE

-Take your place in the centre.

-Oh, Peter.

-I know. I'm so ashamed.

You mustn't be ashamed.

We just wanted to find out lots more about you.

Oh, just as well.

Particularly, the only person of the seven who answered yes

to the question, "I have used a dating website."

LAUGHTER

-Think of what we could have found out if you'd stuck around.

-Goodness.

Peter, thank you so much for playing,

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

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Congratulations to the five of you.

We've got some very, very strong players on today's show.

Dawn, you've been on both winning tribes so far.

Patricia, amazing performance in that last tribe.

You saved your tribe three times there.

And Lewis still hasn't got a question wrong,

which is very impressive.

Let's see who's going to be on what tribe now.

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

I bet when you ticked yes on that board,

you didn't think you'd have to justify that on national television.

Dawn, you've been on two winning tribes so far.

What tribe are you on here?

I'm on the Yes Tribe.

Dawn thinks she's funny.

And let's find out who's on that tribe with you.

Dawn, you're joined by one other person on the Yes Tribe.

And that person is Lewis.

Not a bad little tribe. That means our No Tribe - Patricia,

Scott

and Junior.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So our Yes Tribe there, Dawn and Lewis.

The Chuckle Brothers.

Dawn, you think you're funny?

I was thinking more along the lines of funny peculiar than funny ha-ha.

I see, I see.

Lewis, very clever, we know that.

-But funny as well?

-I like making people laugh.

Sometimes I maybe have to try a little bit to do it,

but I think I do it.

OK, No Tribe - Scott,

you've got a funny little face there.

-Come on!

-Thank you, I think!

But you wouldn't consider yourself funny?

I do like a laugh, but I guess I was trying to be modest.

Patricia, are you trying to be modest?

Oh, yes, I'm always trying to be modest.

So in real life you're hilarious?

No, I can't tell jokes at all.

OK, no trouble. We'll start with our No Tribe as there's more of them.

60 seconds worth of questions.

You get one wrong, I'll pass that down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong,

your 60 seconds will end immediately.

Don't forget, the winning tribe will be safely through to our final four,

so very best of luck to you all.

Start the clock.

Patricia, which name links the capital of North Dakota

and a German battleship sunk in 1941?

-Bismarck.

-Correct. Scott.

Zoologist Dian Fossey was renowned for her work

protecting which species of ape?

-Orang-utan.

-Incorrect. Junior.

-Baboon?

-Incorrect. Patricia.

-Gorillas.

-Absolutely.

Scott, Sir Ian McKellen played conman Mel Hutchwright

in which soap?

-Coronation Street.

-Correct. Junior.

Who one the Wimbledon ladies' singles title in 2013?

-Pass.

-Patricia.

-Venus Williams?

-Incorrect. Scott.

-To stay in the round.

-The question again, please.

Who won the Wimbledon ladies' singles title in 2013?

Maria Sharapova?

It wasn't, Scott, I'm afraid.

Tough question - anyone on the Yes Tribe know that?

-Bartoli?

-It was, Marion Bartoli, absolutely.

At the end of that, you scored three points.

APPLAUSE

So three points, Dawn and Lewis.

There's only two of you, but that feels beatable.

Four points and you'll both go straight through to our final four.

I wish you very, very best of luck.

Start the clock.

Dawn, which rapper won a best original song Oscar

for the film 8 Mile?

-Eminem.

-Correct. Lewis.

Which long-haired girl

is the subject of Disney's 2010 film Tangled?

-Rapunzel.

-Correct.

Dawn, Hamilton is the capital

of which group of islands in the North Atlantic?

-Pass.

-Lewis.

-Faroe?

It's Bermuda, Bermuda is the answer. You scored two points.

APPLAUSE

The good news is the No Tribe do genuinely think you're funny now.

That's good.

3-2.

It's a low scorer, but three was all you needed, No Tribe.

You're all in our final four. Congratulations.

Take your place in the centre.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Both said you were funny on your forms.

That meant you were on the Yes Tribe.

You turn out to be in the wrong tribe at the wrong time.

One of you will be in our final four,

one of you will be straight home.

And it all depends on this one question.

OK, fingers on buzzers.

Very best of luck.

What is the common name for the religious group

the Society of Friends?

-BUZZER

-Lewis?

-Quakers.

Lewis, that's the correct answer.

You are safely through to our final four. Take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Dawn, Dawn.

Do you remember about 60 seconds ago

-when the No Tribe had scored three points?

-Yeah.

-It all looked so rosy, didn't it?

-Yeah.

-And it's the first time you've been on the losing tribe as well.

-I know!

Dawn, thank you so much for playing.

But for our final four, let's find our next two tribes.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Congratulations to our final four.

Standing very neatly in height order as well.

Now, this is where things change. It's going to be two against two

and at the end of this round, one of our tribes

will be going straight through to play in our final.

The other tribe will go home with nothing.

There are no second chances in this round.

OK, let's see how we're going to split you.

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

"I would make a good doctor." I'm assuming we mean medical doctor,

not a time-travelling doctor.

Let's find out - Patricia,

-what time would you be on here?

-Yes.

-Yes, you'd make a good doctor?

-Yes, I think so.

You've been with Junior throughout the show.

Seems to have paid off so far.

-Would you like him to join you on this one?

-Of course!

I've got some good news for you -

the Yes Tribe is Patricia and Junior.

That means our No Tribe is Scott and Lewis.

Time to join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

Patricia, how would you make a good one? You got the temperament?

Yeah, I'd take time to listen to them and help them.

Half the battle.

Junior, I think you'd make a very good "junior" doctor,

I'll give you that.

LAUGHTER

What is it about yourself you think would suit the medical profession?

I think I'd have a good bedside manner.

I think you would as well. You've got a great voice for a doctor.

I'd be reassured, whatever you told me.

As you were going to have your leg amputated,

-I'd be reassuring?

-Exactly.

-LAUGHTER

Our no team, Scott and Lewis - don't fancy it, Scott?

I think I'm too forgetful.

I'd probably leave the scissors in in an operation or something.

-Which is frowned upon, I understand.

-Yeah.

-You're not supposed to.

Lewis.

-Not for you?

-No, mostly because I don't have a medical degree.

LAUGHTER

With respect to Patricia and Junior,

I don't think they're saying as of today they would make a doctor.

Oh, sorry.

Don't think they're saying they could walk straight into scrubs

and into a hospital.

I don't know if I could do it - I'm not a big fan of blood.

I think I'd be a terrible doctor. I haven't got the attention to detail.

I think it would be difficult. I'd be on the No Tribe here.

What tribe would you be on at home? Yes Tribe, No Tribe?

OK, in this round, 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 is game over immediately.

OK, here's your first question.

Fingers on buzzers.

Which cartoon character proclaimed

that he was smarter than the average bear?

-Lewis?

-Yogi Bear.

Yogi Bear is the right answer. 1-0 to our No Tribe.

The 2014 BBC hospital drama The Crimson Field

is set during which conflict?

-Patricia.

-World War I.

-World War I is right.

1-1.

32 Fahrenheit is equivalent to how many degrees Celsius?

-Lewis.

-Zero.

Correct answer, well played, Lewis.

2-1 to our No Tribe.

Born in 1452, which famous Italian artist...

Patricia.

Leonardo da Vinci?

Born in 1452, which Italian artist and inventor

wrote his notebooks in mirror writing?

It was Leonardo da Vinci.

Yes Tribe - two points, No Tribe - two points.

First team to five will go through to play in our final.

The other team going straight home.

Best of luck.

The San Andreas fault runs through which...?

Patricia.

Down the Andes... Down the Rockies to California.

I'll have to take Rockies as your answer.

No Tribe,

the San Andreas fault runs through which American state?

-California.

-California.

California is the right answer.

Buzzed in a little bit too early, Patricia.

Here's your next question.

Which famous violinist competed for Thailand in the alpine...?

-Scott.

-Vanessa-Mae.

..in the alpine skiing giant slalom at the 2014 Winter Olympics?

Vanessa-Mae is the correct answer.

Well played, Scott.

So the No Tribe has four points, the Yes Tribe has two.

You are one point away from playing in our final.

Yes Tribe, you could be one answer away from going home.

Very best of luck with this next question.

What name is commonly given to the survey of England

commissioned by William...?

-Patricia.

-The Domesday Book.

..commissioned by William the Conqueror.

Good interruption this time, it was the Domesday Book, Patricia.

Here's your next question.

Star of films including Duck Soup, what stage name was used...?

-Patricia.

-Marx Brothers.

Incorrect, I'm afraid. Pass that over to the No Tribe.

I'll give you the whole question, you can confer.

Star of films including Duck Soup,

what stage name was used by the actor born Julius Henry Marx?

Groucho Marx.

For a place in the final.

It's the correct answer, No Tribe.

APPLAUSE

-Patricia, very quick on that buzzer all the way through.

-Too quick.

Too quick on a couple of occasions, that's definitely right.

Patricia and Junior, thanks so much for playing,

but now unfortunately we have to say goodbye,

but Scott and Lewis, our No Tribe,

you are now playing the Two Tribes final.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Scott and Lewis,

congratulations. It comes to this.

Right the very start of the show, you both said you weren't lucky.

You've made your own luck, I think, throughout this show

and you both find yourself in the final.

We split you into your own tribes now - it's Scott versus Lewis.

Also giving you your very own 60-second clock.

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

Our very first question, only our first question, is on the buzzer.

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

It will tick down until they get a question right,

at which point, 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'll leave with today's prize.

Both been terrific contestants all the way through,

but for the final time today,

let's play Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE

OK, our first question is on the buzzer.

Which city hosted the 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Games?

-Lewis.

-Beijing.

-That's a correct answer.

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

your clock will start ticking down.

Scott, in the Asterix comic strip,

what is the name of his large best friend?

-Pass.

-It's Obelix.

Scott, the Van Gogh Museum and Anne Frank House

are both found in which capital city?

-Amsterdam.

-Correct. Lewis.

What item of clothing takes it name

from a battle during the Crimean War?

-Pass.

-It's the balaclava.

Lewis, meerkats are native to which continent?

-Africa.

-Correct. Scott.

Who was re-elected vice president of the USA in 2012?

-Hillary Clinton.

-It's Joe Biden.

Scott, which French city

is the official seat of the European Parliament?

-Strasbourg.

-Correct.

Lewis, which 17th-century English poet wrote Paradise Lost?

-Milton.

-Correct. Scott.

Smew, wigeon and eider are all types of which bird?

Er...hawk.

They're all ducks.

Scott, the Abominable Snowman

is said to live in which mountain range?

-Alps.

-It's the Himalayas.

Christopher Wren was knighted in the reign of which king in 1673?

Richard III.

It was Charles II. Scott, Kenny Dalglish played for

and managed which English...

-Liverpool.

-Correct.

Lewis, which American is credited

with the invention of the phonograph in the 1870s?

-Thomas Edison.

-Correct.

Scott, the magical car Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

was created by which author?

-Pass.

-It was Ian Fleming.

Scott, Tipperary and Waterford are counties in which Irish province?

Uh, Londonderry.

They're in Munster.

Scott, the West End musical Miss Saigon

-is based on which Puccini opera?

-END-OF-ROUND

The answer to that is Madame Butterfly.

Your clock is down and that means our winner today -

it's Lewis!

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Congratulations. 43 seconds left on the clock.

Scott, that was pretty tough, wasn't it?

-It was.

-Thank you so much for playing,

you have been terrific all the way through.

But Lewis,

absolutely aced the show from start to finish. It's been terrific stuff.

You have one final job to do, one final choice to make,

one final tribe to join

and that is what prize do you want?

Before the show, we asked you the following -

as you know it's £1,000. But will it be £1,000 spend on cinema tickets

or would you like £1,000 to spend in your local bookshop?

What do you fancy? Do you go to the cinema a lot, Lewis?

Definitely - big film fan, big book fan, though.

What do you fancy?

I think I'm going to go for the cinema tickets, Richard.

OK, £1,000-worth of cinema tickets to Lewis.

Congratulations, well played today.

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That's all from us on Two Tribes.

Join us again next time.

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