Episode 8 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 lies about their age,

two were teacher's pets at school,

but all of them are about to play the quiz

that puts their knowledge and their personalities to the test.

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 new players all ready to play, so let's meet them.

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I'm Ashley, I'm a sales executive from Woodford Green in Essex.

I'm Brenda, I'm a housewife carer from Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

I'm Chris, I'm an IT technician from Birmingham.

I'm Stephanie, I'm a police constable

from Redditch in Worcestershire.

I'm Gordon, I'm a retired magazine editor and I'm from Leeds.

I'm Stuart, I'm a handyman from Market Harborough in Leicestershire.

I'm Nicola, I'm a student web-developer from Stevenson in North Ayrshire.

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It's an absolute pleasure to have you all on the show.

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.

Shall we find our first two tribes?

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

That's a nice, simple one. Strictly Come Dancing fan.

OK, let's see who said yes and who said no to that.

Our Yes Tribe are...

Ashley,

Stephanie,

Gordon

and Stuart.

Our No Tribe is Brenda,

Chris

and Nicola.

Everyone, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So we have our two tribes.

Yes Tribe, Ashley, Stephanie, Gordon and Stuart,

I was trying to work out who you reminded me of standing like that,

then I realised, of course, it's Craig, Darcy, Len and Bruno.

It's like... Must be like looking in a mirror for them.

Ashley, are you a big fan?

Yeah, it's probably the second-best show on TV.

Well, that's good. Hold on one second.

LAUGHTER

Just checking what you think the best show is.

TOWIE, obviously.

LAUGHTER

Oh, I thought you were going to put yourself in my good books there, Ashley, but not so much.

-Let's move to Stephanie.

-Yes.

-Stephanie, you like Strictly?

-I do indeed. I like the tours as well.

Who is your favourite judge?

Um...

I like Craig.

-Do you?

-Yes.

That's very interesting, that tells us a lot about you, I think, Stephanie.

-Indeed, I'm afraid.

-Gordon, Strictly fan?

-Oh, absolutely, yes. Love it.

-Watch it with the family?

Well, there's not much of a family, there's just me and my chum, and we both love it.

-Excellent.

-Make a special date.

-And Stuart.

What is it about Strictly that you think has captured

the imagination of the British public?

I think it's probably because everyone thinks they dance well.

-Or certainly I do.

-You think you dance well?

-I think I could do it.

So would you go on Strictly if you had the opportunity?

Yeah, of course. Yes.

Not sure I would. Er, No Tribe. Brenda, what's wrong with Strictly?

Why this massive anti-Strictly thing you're on?

Dancing is for doing, not watching.

-That told you guys.

-Certainly did.

-How about that?

-Nicola, not a fan of Strictly?

-No.

I don't like Christmas and it's on at Christmas so...

I dislike it.

Um, I have to say, and it's not just because I'm employed by the BBC,

I think it's a terrific show and the people who commission it,

also, terrific people.

-All of them.

-LAUGHTER

We'll start, shall we, with our Yes Tribe. OK, we'll start with you.

We'll give you 60 seconds' worth of questions, so score as many points as you can.

If you get a question wrong,

I will pass the same question down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong,

your round 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.

Are you ready?

Start the clock.

Ashley, rhinoplasty consists of surgery

performed to which part of the face?

-Nose.

-Correct. Stephanie,

which profession completes this title of a John le Carre novel?

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, What?

-Spy.

-Correct.

Gordon, which Roman goddess is associated

with the Greek goddess of love, Aphrodite?

-Venus.

-Correct.

Stuart, which Australian pop star played Beth Brennan in Neighbours?

-Kylie Minogue.

-Incorrect. Ashley?

-Holly Valance?

-Incorrect. Stephanie?

-No idea.

-Gordon, save your team.

Oh, I can't!

LAUGHTER

Oh, that should be your catchphrase, Gordon.

The answer was Natalie Imbruglia.

Natalie Imbruglia. There's been an awful lot of Australian pop stars in soaps, haven't there?

And at the end of that round, Yes Tribe, 3 points.

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So, No Tribe, just four points will see you safely into the next round.

It's all you need. Let's see how you do. Everybody ready?

Start the clock. Brenda, Lourdes is a pilgrimage town in which country?

-France.

-Correct. Chris,

Chow Chow, Shar Pei and Pomeranian are all breeds of which domestic animal?

-Dog.

-They are.

Nicola, who played the title character in the 1962 film

Lawrence Of Arabia?

-Omar Sharif.

-Incorrect. Brenda?

-Richard Harris.

-Incorrect. Chris, to stay in the round?

-Pass.

-It was Peter O'Toole.

At the end of that round, you scored 2 points.

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Yes Tribe.

No Tribe.

-That went very badly.

-LAUGHTER

The good news for the Yes Tribe is it went slightly less badly for you

and with three points, frankly a disgraceful score,

you are safely through to the next round.

Please, take you place in the middle.

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No Tribe, you found yourself on the wrong tribe at the wrong time

and one of you will be leaving us.

I'm going to ask you a series of questions, if you buzz in,

get an answer right, you are safely through to the next round.

Get one wrong, however, and you'll be going home immediately, so do take care.

Are you all ready? Very best of luck.

In the 1990s, which artist released an album whose title was

-an unpronounceable symbol that he later used...

-BUZZER

-Nicola?

-Prince.

-That he later used as his name?

Prince is the right answer, Nicola. You're through to the next round.

-Please take your place in the centre.

-APPLAUSE

Brenda. Chris.

This is it.

One of you will be staying on the show,

one of you leaving us immediately.

Best of luck to you both.

What is the next prime number after 13?

-BUZZER

-Brenda.

17.

Brenda, it's the correct answer, you're safely through to the next round.

-Take your place in the centre.

-APPLAUSE

Chris.

You had the face of a man who knew the answer to that one

-and didn't buzz in.

-I knew both of them. Just weren't quick enough.

That is gutting. we will find out very little more about you, I'm afraid.

I tell you one thing, you're the only person to say yes to the question,

out of all seven of you, "I like the way I look."

"I like the way I look."

There is a mirror on your way out. Chris, do enjoy that.

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

APPLAUSE

Congratulations to the six of you on getting through.

Five points between the two tribes in that round.

I think that's something of a record.

Let's split you. See if we can do a little bit better in this round.

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

I'm a back-seat driver.

Our Yes Tribe are...

Ashley,

Stephanie

and Nicola.

And our No Tribe, Brenda,

Gordon

and Stuart. Everyone, take your tribes.

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-So, Yes Tribe, our back-seat drivers. Stephanie?

-Yes.

-You're a police officer.

-Yes, I'm a control freak.

Are you a back-seat driver in a police car?

I try not to because if I was in the back I'd be a prisoner.

LAUGHTER

See, that's the insight we get when we get police officers on this show.

-I didn't know that sort of thing. Nicola.

-Yes.

What makes you be a back-seat driver?

I think when I answered this question, I actually meant

I drive so close to the car in front, that I'm in their back seat,

helping them to drive. LAUGHTER

We'll take that as well. And Ashley.

Ashley, it's a bad habit, you know that, don't you?

Well, I don't even drive, but...

I've had two lessons so I know enough.

LAUGHTER

Ashley, you should get one of those things I used to have for my kids when they were little,

just little steering wheels you put on the back...

-It would be useful.

-Oh, you'd be happy as Larry.

-HE HONKS

-You'd love it.

-Er... Stuart. You're perfectly behaved in any motor vehicle?

-No.

Only one of two things will happen.

Either I'm driving or I've had a drink

and therefore I'm trying to sleep.

Hold on.

It sounds like he's on the verge of saying something arrestable, doesn't it?

LAUGHTER

So you'll either drive...?

-Or I'm a passenger and I'll be trying to go to sleep.

-Gotcha.

OK, I think he got away with it. Just checking. Gordon.

Gordon, you're perfectly behaved in a car or are you always driving?

I'm always driving. My partner won't...

drive when I'm in the car, so...

To him, I'm a terrible back-seat driver.

So you've said no,

but you're very, very clearly in the full understanding that you are one?

-Yeah.

-LAUGHTER

That's fine. If you want to be in denial, that's fine.

This is not a psychology test, it's a quiz show.

-Brenda.

-Yes.

-Brenda, do you hate it when people back-seat drive?

-Yes.

-Do they do it with you?

-Yes.

-Are you thinking of somebody specific, Brenda?

-Yes.

-Name and shame.

-My husband.

OK, we will start, I think, with our No Tribe.

60 second's worth of questions,

get one wrong, we'll pass it down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong,

the time will end immediately.

Make sure you're on the winning tribe

because one member of the losing tribe will leave us at the end of this round.

Does that makes sense to everybody?

Very best of luck.

Start the clock.

Brenda, Marshall Mathers III is the birth name of which American rapper?

-Eminem?

-Correct.

Gordon, Krakow and Lublin are cities in which European country?

-Poland.

-Correct.

Stuart, in 2013,

Danny Dyer took on the role of landlord of which fictional pub?

-The Queen Vic.

-Correct.

Brenda, which actor starred as Harry Palmer in the 1965 film

The Ipcress File?

-Michael Caine.

-Correct.

Gordon, Prince Siegfried falls in love with Odette

in which Tchaikovsky ballet?

-Swan Lake.

-Correct.

Stuart, on D-Day in June 1944,

Allied forces landed in which country?

-France.

-They did.

Brenda, who was the manager of the England football team at the 2010 FIFA World Cup?

-Gordon Taylor?

-Incorrect, Gordon?

-Uh, Sven Goran?

-Incorrect, Stuart, to save your team?

-Fabio Capello.

-Correct.

Brenda, Dr Teeth And The Electric Mayhem

were the house band on which TV puppet show?

-The Muppets.

-Correct.

Gordon, Banbury and Eccles are regional varieties of what type of food?

-Cakes.

-They are.

Stuart, Joe Strummer was the lead singer of which punk rock band?

-The Clash.

-Correct. Brenda, corn...

Goodness me, No Tribe. 10 points! Very well played.

APPLAUSE

You have made up for Round One all by yourselves.

Congratulations, 10 points is a terrific score.

11 points, back-seat drivers, you're going to need

to make it through to the next round, otherwise our No Tribe will be sailing through.

All three of them will be safe and through to the next round.

Are you all ready?

Start the clock. Ashley, the film The Damned United

was based on Brian Clough's time as manager of which football club?

-Leeds United.

-Correct. Stephanie,

minke, pilot and beluga are all types of which marine mammal?

-Whales.

-Correct.

Nicola, Fleetwood Mac's only number one single shares its name

with which large sea bird?

-Albatross.

-Correct.

Ashley, Alan Turing helped break the Enigma code

at which former stately home?

-Pass.

-Stephanie?

-Bletchley Park.

-Correct.

Nicola, the 1995 film Clueless was based loosely

on which novel by Jane Austen?

-Sense And Sensibility.

-Incorrect. Ashley?

-Pass.

Stephanie, to save your team, the 1995 film Clueless

was based loosely on which novel by Jane Austen?

Pride And Prejudice.

The answer, I'm afraid, was Emma and Yes Tribe, you've scored 4 points.

APPLAUSE

So, No Tribe, you are safely through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe.

Many years of telling other people what to do.

Now it's all down to you and your fingers on those buzzers.

Going to give you a series of questions, if you buzz in

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

However, if you do buzz in and give me an incorrect answer,

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

You ready?

Best of luck, here's your first question.

Which gothic horror novel by Anne Rice

was adapted into a 1994 film starring Tom Cruise?

-BUZZER

-Nicola.

Interview With The Vampire.

Nicola, that's the correct answer, you're through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Ashley. Stephanie.

One of you will be going through.

One of you is about to leave us.

It all comes down to one question.

Screaming Lord Sutch was the leader of which UK Political...

-BUZZER

-Stephanie.

The Monster Raving Loony Party.

Leader of which UK political Party in the '80s and '90s,

it's the Monster Raving Loony Party,

Stephanie you are through to the next round.

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-Ashley.

-Yeah.

-So sorry.

-It's all right.

I feel sorry for you, I feel even sorrier for whoever's driving you home,

but it's been lovely having you on the show

but for the other five, it's time to find our next two tribes.

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Well played to the five of you

and terrific work from the No Tribe in that last round.

Actually, Gordon and Stuart, you've been on the winning tribe both times.

Unfortunately, we're going to have to split you up.

Let's find out how we're going to do that.

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

-So, Stuart, what tribe are you on here?

-The Yes Tribe.

You're on the Yes Tribe. Well, let's find out who said yes and who said no.

Our Yes Tribe is Stuart,

and Stephanie.

Which means our No Tribe is Brenda,

Gordon

and Nicola.

Everyone, join your tribes.

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Stephanie and Stuart, our Yes Tribe,

it's one of those things that's quite brave to admit to

in this day and age, isn't it, being materialistic?

Stephanie, what do you mean by that, when you answer yes?

Um, I thought about my material comforts,

the things that I hold dear to me,

things that give me a little bit of luxury in life, things like that.

-Buying things and owning things.

-Uh... Yes. Yes.

-Stuart?

My definition is a little bit different,

I look at it as brand names.

I like brands, I like high-end brands and that's...

-Yeah, that's what I like.

-Do you?

It's interesting, a lot of people would not admit to that

but you're happy saying that.

I bet there's people at home going, "I'm not materialistic,"

but I think a lot of people are like you.

We like brands, don't we?

I think you're a very honest man. Honest man, isn't he, No Tribe?

-Yeah.

-Yes.

-While we're talking of honesty, Gordon.

So Gordon, you were on the No Tribe last time for back-seat driving,

even though you admitted to it, but you're not materialistic?

No, I like things but I don't feel I have to have things.

So you appreciate them when you've got them?

Yes, but I don't make a big thing about not having them.

-It doesn't drive me, having to have...

-Doesn't make you unhappy.

-What you lack doesn't make you unhappy.

-Oh, I wouldn't say that...

LAUGHTER

Nicola. Material things don't interest you?

It's not that they don't interest me as such,

but I don't have enough money to buy anything, so...

-So you're a student, is that right?

-Yes.

So the second you've got some money, you're going to be materialistic?

No, I'd rather spend it on alcohol and experiences elsewhere. LAUGHTER

OK. That's a different tribe for another time, I think.

No Tribe, we will start with you.

Once again, 60 seconds' worth of questions.

Get one wrong, I'll pass it down the line. If all three of you get the same one wrong,

your 60 seconds will end immediately.

Whichever tribe wins this round will be going through to our final four.

A crucial round to win.

Start the clock.

Brenda, in 2012, which British politician made headlines

when he left his eight-year-old daughter in a pub?

-Pass.

-Gordon.

-Er... Pass.

-Nicola, to save your team.

-Erm... David Cameron.

-Correct answer.

Brenda, Darjeeling tea was named after a town in which modern day country?

-India.

-Correct.

Gordon, the majority of the world's population of lemurs

live on which island in the Indian ocean?

-Pass.

-Nicola.

-Madagascar.

-Correct.

Brenda, which Spanish football team have been champions of Europe a record ten times?

-Barcelona?

-Incorrect, Gordon?

-Real Madrid.

-Correct.

Nicola, a cover of Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb was a UK hit for which group in 2004?

-Scissor Sisters.

-Correct.

Brenda, About A Boy and Fever Pitch are novels by which author?

-Pass.

-Gordon.

-I'll have to pass.

-Nicola, to save your team.

-Nick Hornby.

-Correct.

Brenda, what was the first name of Inspector Morse's sergeant, played by Kevin Whateley?

-Robert.

-Correct.

Gordon, from 1924 until 1972,

J Edgar Hoover was director of which US agency?

FBI.

Just out of time, Gordon.

It was a right answer, FBI, but No Tribe, you scored 7 points.

APPLAUSE

A shaky start, but 7 points is not bad at all. Yes Tribe.

If you can score 8 points, you are safely through

to the next round and playing in our final four.

You both ready?

Start the clock.

Stephanie, which 1990 gangster film starred Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci?

Uh...

-Goodfellas.

-Correct.

Stuart, the Swiss guard are employed to protect who?

-The Pope.

-Correct.

Stephanie, in cockney rhyming slang, the term "dog and bone" refers to which device?

-The phone.

-Correct.

Stuart, in 2014,

which pundit retired from BBC's Match Of The Day after 22 years?

-Alan Hansen.

-Correct.

Stephanie, which mythical creature has a woman's upper body and the tail of a fish?

Uh... Chimera?

Incorrect. Stuart?

-A mermaid.

-Correct.

Stephanie, what is the last country the river Nile flows through before reaching the Mediterranean?

-Egypt.

-Correct.

Stuart, which character was portrayed by Aaron Eckhart

in the 2008 film The Dark Knight?

-The Joker.

-Incorrect. Stephanie, to save your team.

Batman?

It's not, I'm afraid. It was Harvey Dent or Two-Face.

You scored 6 points, Yes Tribe.

APPLAUSE

By the skin of your teeth, No Tribe, another good round there.

But, No Tribe, you're the winning tribe,

you're all through to our final four.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Stephanie, we've been here before. You were successful that time.

Will you do it again? One of you will be playing in the final four,

one of you will be going home.

Put your fingers on your buzzers. I'm going to ask you a question.

You buzz in and get it right, you're through.

Buzz in and get it wrong, you'll be going home.

Best of luck to you both.

It's all down to this question.

In a 1995 film,

which character was described as a sexist, misogynist dinosaur

and a relic of the Cold War by his boss, played by Judi...

-BUZZER

-Stuart.

-James Bond.

-By his boss, played by Judi Dench.

Stuart, it is James Bond.

You are through to the next round, well played.

-APPLAUSE

-Please take your place in the centre.

Stephanie, you saved yourself last time, not this time, I'm afraid.

-Have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Absolutely, it's been great.

It's been lovely having you here, I'm sorry you fall at this hurdle.

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

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Our final four. Very impressive stuff.

We've got some really good competitors here today.

Gordon, you've been on all three winning tribes so far.

Nicola, every single question in that last round right.

This, of course, is where things change.

Our final four is always two against two and at the end of this round,

two of you will be going straight through to our final.

Our losing tribe will leave immediately. There are no more second chances.

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

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

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

Our No Tribe is Nicola

and Gordon.

And our Yes Tribe is Brenda and Stuart.

-Please join your tribes.

-APPLAUSE

So, Nicola and Gordon. That's a pretty strong-looking tribe.

Gordon, where are you on this one? Do you actually like football?

No, no. Er, yes. I like most sports as a viewer.

I can enjoy them all.

I prefer rugby league to rugby union, I prefer football above that.

OK. Rugby fans.

Or rather football detesters possibly. Brenda, which are you?

A bit of both. I was brought up in West Wales in the '70s.

-You have to be a rugby fan.

-Yes.

It is your birthright to be a huge rugby fan. And Stuart?

I am a coach of my local rugby team, I have been for the last ten years.

Therefore, I'm always going to put rugby ahead of football.

-I think that's fair enough, do you?

-Yeah, that's OK.

Now, this round is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly will go through to today's final.

And for the losing tribe, it's game over.

Brenda and Stuart, Gordon and Nicola, are you all ready?

Here's your first question.

In which Caribbean dance do people have to pass under horizontal...?

-BUZZER

-Nicola.

-Limbo.

-Under a horizontal bar without touching it.

Limbo is the answer. 1-0 to the No Tribe.

Sal Paradise travels with Dean Moriarty

in which classic Jack Kerouac novel?

-BUZZER

-Stuart.

-On The Road.

-On The Road is right, Stuart. 1 all.

Situated in Buckinghamshire,

what is the official country residence of the UK Prime Minister?

-BUZZER

-Nicola.

Chequers.

Chequers is the right answer.

Which wildlife presenter has hosted

Rough Science, Springwatch and Lambing Live?

-BUZZER

-Brenda.

-Kate Humble.

-It's the right answer, Brenda, well played. 2 all.

Yr Wyddfa is the native name for which mountain in the British...?

-BUZZER

-Brenda.

-Snowdon.

-Of which mountain in the British Isles,

it is Snowdon, Brenda, very well played.

3 points to our Yes Tribe, 2 points to our No Tribe.

The first to 5 goes through to the final.

Angela Lansbury played which amateur sleuth in the TV series...?

-BUZZER

-Stuart.

-Miss Marple.

-Incorrect answer.

I'll give the whole question to the No Tribe and you can confer.

Angela Lansbury played which amateur sleuth

in the TV series Murder She Wrote?

Jessica Fletcher.

Jessica Fletcher is right, Nicola, it is 3 all.

Which country's national flag is

a red square with a white cross in the centre?

-BUZZER

-Nicola.

Switzerland.

Switzerland is the right answer, Nicola. 4-3.

Join in, Gordon, if you wish.

No Tribe, you are one question away from playing in today's final.

Yes Tribe, you could be one question away from leaving us.

Best of luck to you all.

Damaged by fire in May 2014,

the Glasgow School Of Art was designed by which Scot...?

-BUZZER

-Nicola.

-Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

-Designed by which Scottish architect,

it was Charles Rennie Mackintosh, it's 5-3 to the No Tribe.

APPLAUSE

Brenda and Stuart, that was a fine battle. Very, very well fought.

But Nicola was quite good, wasn't she?

I mean, I've nothing against Gordon but she was quite good, wasn't she?

You know how to pick 'em, Gordon, I'll say that for you.

It's been lovely have you here, Brenda and Stuart,

I'm sorry your love of rugby has seen you off the show.

I hope you've enjoyed yourselves.

In the meantime, for Gordon and Nicola,

it's time to play the Two Tribes Final.

APPLAUSE

Gordon and Nicola. Congratulations on making it this far.

-It's quite stressful, isn't it?

-A bit.

-You've done terrifically well.

Gordon, how are you feeling right now?

I think this looks like it's going to be a forgone conclusion.

-Do you think?

-I'm ready to fight for my part.

-Well, quite right, Gordon.

You've been on every single winning tribe so far,

so you're obviously doing something right.

Well, they carry me very nicely, thank you.

Oh, are they? And Nicola, how are you feeling, up against Gordon?

Erm... Up against Gordon?

Fine. LAUGHTER

-Yeah, that's all you need to know, Gordon, right?

-Well...

Now, we've split you into your very own tribes this time.

It's Gordon vs Nicola.

You also have your very own 60 second clock

and you have to protect that clock at all costs.

Our first question is on the buzzer

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

It will keep ticking down till they get a question right,

then your clock will start ticking down.

You 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.

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

APPLAUSE

So this first question, and this first question only, on the buzzer.

Which British singer wrote the scores for the West End musicals The Lion King and...?

-BUZZER

-Nicola.

-Elton John.

-And Billy Elliot, it is Elton John.

That means, Gordon, your clock will start as soon as I ask this next question.

Gordon, the Matterhorn is in which European mountain range?

-The Alps.

-Correct.

Nicola, in which sport do teams compete for the Heineken Cup?

-Rugby.

-Correct.

Gordon, a phlebotomist extracts what fluid from the human body?

-Blood.

-Correct.

Nicola, the springbok is native to which continent?

-Africa.

-Correct. Gordon, how was Frances Ethel Gumm,

star of the film The Wizard Of Oz, better known?

Wicked Witch of the East?

It's Judy Garland.

Gordon, the Dorking and Norfolk Grey are breeds of which farmyard animal?

-Pig?

-They're chickens.

Gordon, what is the name of the ship

that carried the pilgrim fathers to Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1620?

-Pass.

-It's the Mayflower.

Gordon, the Aztec empire

once flourished in which modern day country?

-Mexico?

-Correct. Nicola,

which former soldier had UK number one albums

with Back To Bedlam and All The Lost Souls?

-James Blunt.

-Correct.

Gordon, the Spanish Steps are a popular tourist attraction

in which European capital city?

-Rome.

-Correct.

Nicola, often eaten at Easter,

Simnel Cake is topped with which ground almond paste?

-Marzipan.

-Correct. Gordon, who was the second president of the USA?

-Washington?

-It was John Adams.

Gordon, in 2000, which nation joined

rugby's five nations to create the six nations?

-France.

-It was Italy.

Gordon, in the sitcom Open All Hours,

who played Arkwright's nephew, Granville?

-Pass.

-It was David Jason.

Gordon, which 1939 film about the American Civil War

starred Vivien Leigh?

-Gone With The Wind.

-Correct.

Nicola, the NATO headquarters are located in which European city?

-Geneva.

-It's Brussels.

Nicola, squirrels and guinea pigs belong to which order of mammals?

-Er, pass.

-They are rodents.

Nicola, who directed the four films

featuring the character Indiana Jones?

-Steven Spielberg.

-Is the correct answer. Gordon...

I wondered how long you could last after that one second, Gordon.

-APPLAUSE

-With 28 seconds on the clock, Nicola is our winner.

At least you made it exciting towards the end there, Nicola.

One second, Gordon, but ran out in the end.

You've been beaten by Nicola. She's been terrific.

She's been absolutely wonderful.

You were on every winning tribe today.

It's been great fun having you here. Thank you for playing.

But for Nicola,

our winner, you have one last choice, one last tribe to join.

We're 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 -

that would last you a while -

or £1,000 to spend in your local home-store.

-So going out or staying in, really, Nicola.

-Erm...

I'll choose the home, please, because my house is a mess.

Not for long, not for long, Nicola.

Thank you so much for playing, congratulations.

Thank you all for watching Two Tribes

and we will see you again next time.