Episode 9 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 went to boarding school,

two of them believe money can buy happiness,

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're going to be on.

We have seven contestants ready to play, so let's meet them.

APPLAUSE

I'm Tony. I'm a marine biologist from Exeter in Devon.

I'm Pete, I'm a carer and I'm from Darlington in County Durham.

I'm Lizi. I'm a civil servant and I'm from Glasgow.

I'm Liam. I'm a languages student and I'm from Shipley in West Yorkshire.

I'm Tudor. I'm a software engineer from Dover in Kent.

I'm Sarah. I'm a local government officer from Worcester.

I'm Claire and I'm a fragrance consultant from Chester.

APPLAUSE

Welcome, everybody. Great introductions.

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

answering hundreds of questions all about yourselves.

We can see some of them up 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.

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

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

At the end of the show,

one of you will walk away with a very nice prize.

OK. Good luck to you all. Let's find our first two tribes.

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

"I prefer nights in to going out."

Have a think at home, which tribe would you be on there?

Our Yes Tribe is Pete, Tudor,

Sarah and Claire.

Our no tribe is Tony, Lizi, and Liam. Everyone, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

OK, so we have our first two tribes, our Yes Tribe,

who prefer staying in... I'm with you.

..and our No Tribe, who prefer going out.

Even looking at you, it's just exhausting going out all the time.

Lizi, what do you like to do on a night out?

Lots of things. Out to restaurants, even the odd musical,

but we quite often like to go out to the rock pubs in Glasgow.

-The rock pubs in Glasgow?

-Yeah.

-That's a proper night out, isn't it?

-It is indeed.

-Excellent. Liam, what you like to do on a night out?

Well, I'm a student, so nights out

sort of go with the territory, really. I enjoy my music as well.

When you say "student", what you mean is, you go out drinking, Liam.

We all understand that. Don't worry about that. Now, our Yes Tribe,

this is much gentler. Let's sit back and relax.

Pete, you like a nice night in.

I do like a nice night in, yes,

I like to watch a good movie

or a TV drama and get through a bottle of wine and a pizza.

-There's booze either way.

-That's right.

As soon as you work out some time in your 20s that you can drink at home,

your life changes. Tudor, what's a nice night in for you?

I work in London. I commute five days a week.

I'm in three bands, which takes me out three evenings a week,

so those four evenings in are very precious to me. I just chill.

Sarah, I'll tell you what I like to do of an evening.

5:15, watch a bit of Pointless.

LAUGHTER

Switch over to Two Tribes.

There are some good game shows on TV, definitely.

There are. I can't think of any others off the top of my head,

but there are good ones. What would you like to do on a nice night in?

I like my game shows, I must admit,

but I like to curl up with my dog and my husband

and watch a bit of trashy American TV.

-Your dog and your husband, in that order, yes.

-Absolutely!

-Absolutely right.

-The dog is really king of the house.

-Absolutely.

Yes Tribe, we will start with you. Here's how the show will work.

I'll give you 60 seconds' worth of questions.

If you give an incorrect answer,

I will pass the question down the line.

If you all give the wrong answer to the same question,

your 60 seconds will end 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. Are you ready to play?

-Yes. Mmm.

-OK, Yes Tribe, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Pete, which actor co-starred with Sandra Bullock

in the 2013 film Gravity?

Um... George Clooney.

Correct. Tudor, the Tyne Bridge links Newcastle to which town?

Pass.

-Sarah.

-Sunderland.

-Incorrect. Claire.

-Pass.

Incorrect. Pete, to save your team.

The Tyne Bridge links Newcastle to which town?

Gateshead.

Is the right answer.

Tudor, a poker hand consisting of five non-consecutive cards

of the same suit is known as what?

-A straight.

-Incorrect. Sarah.

-A flush.

-Correct.

Claire, the Masai Mara National Reserve is in which African country?

Pass.

-Pete.

-Pass.

-Tudor.

-Kenya?

Correct answer. Sarah, which member of the British Royal Family

started at Hill House School in 1956?

Princes Charles.

Correct. Claire, which duo wrote the music and lyrics for

South Pacific and Carousel?

Roger and Hammerstein.

Correct. Pete, which US President

delivered the 1863 Gettysburg Address?

Lincoln.

Correct. Tudor, in snooker,

which coloured ball is normally five points?

Yellow.

Incorrect.

The answer was blue. Yes Tribe, you scored seven points.

No Tribe, you like nights out.

You've got to score eight points.

If you score eight points you are safely through to the next round.

I'll give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

Get a question wrong, I will pass it down the line.

If all three of you get the same question wrong,

your 60 seconds will end immediately.

Eight points to see yourself safe.

Are you all ready?

ALL: Yeah.

Start the clock.

Tony, the WTA and ATP are governing bodies in which sport?

Pass.

Lizi?

Basketball.

-Incorrect. Liam?

-Tennis.

Correct. Tony, a volcano in which country

caused major air traffic disruption when it erupted in April 2010?

Iceland.

Correct. Lizi, which type of owl is sometimes called a monkey-faced owl?

Tawny.

Incorrect. Liam?

Barn owl.

Correct. Tony, in the Back To The Future films,

-what speed must the DeLorean...?

-88mph.

Correct.

Lizi, the Ashmolean Museum and Bodleian Library

are in which university city?

Washington.

Incorrect. Liam?

Oxford.

Correct. Tony, the Queen's Baton Rally takes place in

the run-up to which sporting event?

Commonwealth Games.

Correct. Lizi, in Roman numerals,

the letter D represents which number?

25.

Incorrect. Liam?

500.

Correct. To win the round.

Tony, which building featured on the cover of Pink Floyd's album Animals?

Houses of Parliament.

Incorrect. Lizi?

Battersea Power Station.

Is the right answer. You scored eight points!

Very nicely done, with five seconds left on the clock.

Special mentions to Liam for saving the team a couple of times.

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

Please take your places in the centre.

Yes Tribe, the good news for one of you is

you're about to have a night in...

cos you're going to be going home straightaway.

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

If you buzz in, you get a question right,

you're going through to the next round.

If you get a question wrong though,

you'll be going home immediately, so do take care.

Best of luck to all of you.

Here is first question.

The Rembrandts' top ten hit I'll Be There For You was the theme tune...?

Pete?

Friends.

Correct.

You're safe, you're through to the next round.

Fingers on buzzers.

Which male swimmer won four gold medals at the 2012...?

Tudor?

I don't know.

I'm so sorry.

I was going to ask, which male swimmer won four gold medals at

the 2012 Olympics, bringing his career gold total to 18?

The answer would have been Michael Phelps.

Tudor, I'm afraid you leave us.

That means, Sarah and Claire, you are safe,

you're through to the next round.

Please take your places in the middle.

Tudor, I'm so sorry to lose you.

As I say, it is lucky you like a night in.

We find out all sorts about you when we ask you these questions.

You were the only person out of our seven to answer yes to the question

I am better looking than most of my friends.

Sadly we are deprived of that beautiful face for

the rest of the show.

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

Congratulations to the six of you.

I'm going to pick out one of you, which is Liam.

Liam didn't get a single question wrong.

You saved your tribe four times as well.

We're going to split up our tribes -

two new ones coming up. Before the show we asked you the following.

Who said yes, who said no to that?

Liam, what did you say to that?

I said yes.

Liam is a risk taker.

He's a good quizzer. He's a risk taker too.

Our Yes Tribe is Liam...

Pete...

and Tony.

And the No Tribe is Lizi...

Sarah and Claire.

It's men against women. Everybody, join your tribes.

Our Yes Tribe, risk takers, every now and again

we do get a split that gives us men versus women, we've got one now.

Tony, you're a risk taker?

Yes.

What risks do you take, other than that shirt?

Well...I enjoy swimming with sharks mostly.

Of course, you're a marine biologist, aren't you?

I was thinking this is just something you did on holiday

in Turkey or something. Where do you do this?

South Africa.

Florida.

Egypt.

Are you in one of those shark cages when you do it?

Only with the great whites.

Everything else you just free dive with.

That's the same as me.

Great whites I'm worried about, all the other sharks I would free dive.

That's all I do.

Pete, I feel bad now.

Tony swims with sharks, what do you do, Pete?

Similar to Tony.

He swims with sharks, I've been married for nearly 25 years.

No.

That is unacceptable. Liam.

What risks do you take?

Well, I don't think I am one any more, cos I don't swim with sharks.

That's what I feel.

I felt like a man before this show started.

I play a sport called goalball.

It entails mostly getting a big,

heavy sort of basketball size ball with bells on it thrown at us.

You may swim with sharks, Tony, but goalball,

that is quite something.

I'll give you that, Liam, you are a risk taker.

I think I would be on the No Tribe in this one.

I wonder at home what tribe you would be on.

But our ladies, they are not risk takers.

Lizi, not a risk taker?

I usually have a Plan B, a Plan C, a Plan D...

Although you do like to go out regularly in Glasgow, so...

That's a quantified risk.

That's a Tory slogan - Glasgow, a quantified risk.

Sarah, you don't like to take a risk?

No, I'm very, sort of, safe

and let somebody else go swim with the sharks.

I'll just stay on the beach with a cocktail and a good book.

I'm with you. I'm glad that someone's swimming with sharks,

and I'm glad someone's playing goalball.

I'm just glad neither of those are me.

Why don't we start with our risk takers.

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

If you get a question wrong, I will pass it down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong,

your 60 seconds will end immediately.

The tribe with the most points will be safe

and will be going through to the next round.

Just make sure that's your tribe.

Are you ready, gents?

Start the clock.

Tony, in 2013, Leah Totton won which BBC business reality series?

The Apprentice.

Correct. Pete, who married the magician Paul Daniels in 1988?

Pass.

-Liam?

-Debbie McGee.

Correct. Googly and full toss are terms associated with which sport?

Cricket.

Correct. Pete, which three-time Prime Minister of Italy was

convicted of tax fraud in 2013?

-Pass.

-Liam?

Silvio Berlusconi.

Correct. Tony, in mathematics, what is four squared.

16.

Correct. Pete, which province of Turkey

shares its name with a DC Comic superhero?

Pass.

Liam?

-Pass.

-Tony?

To save your team.

Pass.

Which province of Turkey shares its name with a DC Comic superhero?

The answer is Batman.

Yes Tribe, you scored five points.

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

We know you like being safe.

Six points will do it.

Very best of luck.

Start the clock.

Lizi, the acorn is the nut of which tree?

Oak.

Correct. Sarah, Reverend W Awdry

created which series of children's books?

Thomas The Tank Engine.

Correct. Claire, in Herman Melville's novel,

Captain Ahab hunts which whale?

Blue.

Incorrect. Lizi?

The great white whale.

Sarah?

Moby Dick.

Correct. Claire, in rugby union,

what is the maximum number of players

that a team can field at any time?

Pass.

Lizi?

Seven.

-Incorrect. Sarah?

-15.

Correct. Claire, which Scottish band share their name with

an assassinated Austrian Archduke?

-Pass.

-Lizi?

Franz Ferdinand.

Correct. Sarah, the USA led a boycott of the 1980 Summer Olympics

that were held in which city?

Moscow.

Correct. No Tribe, you got six points.

You are safely through to the next round.

Well played. Take your places in the centre.

Our losing tribe, our risk takers,

one of you is about to head home.

Who is that going to be? Tony, Pete or Liam?

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

Buzz in, give me a correct answer you are safe.

You are through to the next round.

Buzz in and give me an incorrect answer,

like a risk taker would do, you'll be going home.

Gents, are you all ready?

Fingers on buzzers.

Here's your first question.

In 2006, which planet in our solar system was reclassified as a...?

Tony?

Pluto.

Correct. You're safe, you're through to the next round.

Pete and Liam.

One of you is about to head home.

Best of luck to you both.

Fingers on buzzers.

The films The Green Mile and The Shawshank Redemption were mainly...?

Pete?

Stephen King.

The films The Green Mile and The Shawshank Redemption

were mainly set in what type of institution?

The answer is prison.

Pete, I'm afraid we have to lose you.

Liam, that means you are safely through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

Pete, give you your due, that was the perfect example of a risk taker.

Buzzed in halfway through the question,

and the question unfortunately had a sting in its tail.

-Have you enjoyed your time with us?

-It's been brilliant. Thank you.

Thank you very much for playing, Pete,

and for the other five of you, let's find our next two tribes.

Congratulations to the five of you, particularly congratulations

to Lizi, who's been on both winning tribes so far.

Can you make it three winning tribes in a row? Let's find out.

Before the show we asked you the following...

Oh, this is going to get some people into trouble.

Lizi, what tribe are you on here?

The Yes Tribe.

We'll talk about that in a moment.

Our Yes Tribe is Lizi...

Tony...

and Liam.

Our No Tribe are Sarah and Claire.

Please join your tribes.

-Yes Tribe. Tony.

-Richard.

Cleverer than your partner?

-Do tell.

-Um...

Thankfully when I was answering these questions she was there as well,

so she was more the guidance on that one.

So, she's going, "Tony, you are much cleverer than me"?

Yeah.

"Put yes for that, Tony."

Lizi, cleverer than your partner?

I may be cleverer than my partner, but he's the talented one.

So, I'm the brains, he's the musician.

OK. And Liam.

I haven't thought up an excuse.

I think fortunately you've been good in the first two rounds,

otherwise she would have been furious.

But I think we will let you off.

But all three of you are very brave.

Very brave answering.

-It's a risk taker's answer.

-Yeah.

That is worse than swimming with sharks.

Sarah and Claire. Not as clever as your partner, Sarah?

Uh...no, he does have the edge on me on that one.

He hasn't got the confidence that I've got.

So, he wouldn't stand up here and make a fool of himself,

but he would probably know the answers.

Well, thank goodness you do have the confidence to make

-a fool of yourself. We appreciate it.

-I'm happy to do that.

Claire, you have a cleverer partner?

Definitely.

He's probably more confident that me, but I am a lot sillier.

For instance, I thought the Angel of the North was in Stonehenge.

You never know.

Things change.

Sarah and Claire, slightly worried about your 60 seconds,

but we will get to that in a moment.

Yes Tribe, we will start with you.

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

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

If you all get the same question wrong,

your 60 seconds will end immediately.

You all ready?

Start the clock.

Tony, at which London venue are the BBC Proms predominately held?

Hyde Park.

Incorrect.

-Lizi?

-Albert Hall.

Correct. Liam, the pop duo Wham was made up of George Michael

-and who else?

-Andrew Ridgeley.

Correct. Tony, the Yangtze River

flows mainly through which Asian country?

China.

Correct. Lizi, prior to Andy Murray, who was the last British

tennis player to win the men's single title at Wimbledon?

-Pass.

-Liam?

Fred Perry.

Correct. Tony, in which century was Joan Of Ark burned at the stake?

15th.

Correct. Lizi, which country in Central America

was formerly known as British Honduras?

Chile.

-Incorrect. Liam?

-Belize.

Correct. Tony, in the Winter Olympics,

a biathlon comprises cross-country skiing and which other discipline?

Shooting.

Correct. Lizi, Weather With You was a 1992 hit single for which band?

Crowded House.

Correct. Liam, what is the surname of the brothers Joel and Ethan

who shared the 2008 Best Director Oscar?

Coen.

Correct. Tony, Henry Winkler rose to fame playing Fonzie

in which American sitcom?

Happy Days.

Correct. Lizi, in 1543, which Polish astronomer

published his theory that the planets orbit the sun?

TIME OUT BUZZER

The answer to that one was Copernicus.

But, Yes Tribe, you have scored ten points.

You've now got three partners all sitting at home grudgingly going,

"Yeah, all right."

Ten points is a very good score.

Sarah and Claire, our No Tribe.

11 points will see you safe and straight through to our final four.

60 seconds worth of questions.

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

If you both get the same question wrong

your time will end immediately. Are you ready?

-CLAIRE:

-No.

Start the clock.

Sarah, boxing legend Muhammad Ali was given what name at birth?

Cassius Clay.

Correct. Claire, which character is played by Glenn Close in

the 1996 film 101 Dalmatians?

Cruella de Vil.

Correct. Sarah, Mrs Slocombe's cat was a source of innuendo

in which '70s sitcom?

Are You Being Served?

Correct. Claire, the United Nations was founded in which decade?

Pass.

Sarah? '50s.

Incorrect. It was the 1940s. I'm afraid you scored three points.

That means our Yes Tribe are the winners.

You are safe, through to the final four.

Please take your place in the middle.

No Tribe, one of you is going through to our final four.

One of you is going home right now.

Sarah and Claire, I'm going to ask you one question.

On the buzzer. Buzz in, give me a correct answer.

You're through to the final four.

Give me an incorrect answer, you're going home.

Wish you both the very best of luck.

Fingers on buzzers.

Here's your question.

In April, 2014, Pope Francis canonised John XXIII

and which other Pope?

Sarah?

John Paul II.

Is the correct answer.

Well played.

You are through to our final four.

-Claire, I'm so sorry.

-That's OK.

-Have you enjoyed it?

-Yes, loved it. Thanks.

For our final four, let's find out our next two tribes.

So, we reach our final four.

Lizi, been on three winning tribes in a row.

Liam, got all your questions right in that last round as well,

and saved your tribe twice.

This is where things change.

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

two of you will be going through to play in our final.

Two of you will be going straight home.

There are no more second chances.

Let's see how we're going to split you.

Before the show we asked you the following...

-Lizi, do you believe in fate?

-No.

-You don't believe in fate?

-No.

Let's find out who joins you on that tribe.

Our No Tribe are Lizi...

and Tony.

Our Yes Tribe is Liam and Sarah.

Time to join your tribes.

Yes Tribe, Liam, do you believe in fate?

I do. I do indeed.

What makes you believe in fate?

I didn't know the question that Pete got wrong,

so I was obviously meant to be here.

That is a good answer.

Sarah, why do you believe in fate?

Well, what will be will be.

Like Liam just said, things happen for a reason.

So, there's a reason why we managed to get through.

Do you think fate has put you on a team with Liam?

I'm happy that fate's put me on a team with Liam.

-I really am.

-I bet you are.

Tony and Lizi.

Tony, scientist, don't believe in fate?

No. No fate but what we make for ourselves.

That's the master of my own destiny.

We live in a world of random chance, but are terrified to admit it.

Lizi?

Yeah, pretty much the same.

Fate would just mean you could do whatever you wanted

and you would go along the same path anyway.

I prefer to think I'm captain of my own ship.

Quite right, captain of your own ship.

So this round is 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.

Fingers on buzzers.

Here's your first question.

Generally regarded as the first British Prime Minister,

Sir Robert Walpole held office in which century?

-Liam.

-18th.

Is the right answer.

1-0 to the Yes Tribe.

In Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho,

the music for the famous shower scene

was performed solely by which instruments?

-Lizzie.

-Cello?

It's not cellos, I can hand that over to the Yes Tribe

-and you can confer.

-Violin.

Is the correct answer, Yes Tribe.

Two points to the Yes Tribe, nothing as yet to the No Tribe.

Which dish of chicken in a spicy sauce

was invented in honour of Elizabeth II in...?

-Tony.

-Coronation chicken.

Invented in honour of Elizabeth II in 1953,

Coronation chicken is the right answer, Tony.

2-1 to the Yes Tribe.

Five points will see you through to the final.

Which of Gianni Versace's sisters

became creative director following...?

-Sarah.

-Donatella.

Became creative director following his death,

it was Donatella Versace, Sarah.

Well played. Three points to our Yes Tribe.

Which popular board game was invented by Anthony Pratt

in the 1940s?

-Lizi?

-Monopoly?

It wasn't Monopoly.

I can hand it over to the Yes Tribe, you can confer.

(Yeah, let's go with Cluedo.)

-Cluedo.

-Is that a guess?

Yes, pretty much.

That's our old friend, Fate, helping you out.

Cluedo is the right answer.

Four points to the Yes Tribe.

Just one to the No Tribe.

Five points will see you through to our final.

Yes Tribe, you are one question away from reaching today's final.

No Tribe, you could be one question away from leaving us.

Best of luck to all four of you.

In Roald Dahl's James And The Giant Peach,

the peach lands on the pinnacle of which New York...?

-Liam.

-Empire State Building.

On the pinnacle of which New York landmark? The answer is...

the Empire State building, Liam. 5-1 to our Yes Tribe.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Well done. Brilliant. Well played.

Tony and Lizi,

a random sequence of events has seen you out of the show, I'm afraid.

It's been so lovely having you here.

-Lizi, have you enjoyed yourself?

-I have, it's been brilliant.

Tony, does it compare with swimming with sharks?

-It's close. It's very, very close.

-You both leave us, though.

Liam and Sarah, we're now going to play our Two Tribes final.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So, Liam...

and Sarah.

I can honestly say, literally, Fate has brought you together.

We've split you into your very own tribes now.

This time, it's Liam versus Sarah.

We've also giving you 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

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

Their clock will keep ticking down till they get an answer right

and 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.

So, for the final time today, Liam, Sarah,

let's play Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE

OK, this first question on the buzzer.

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

What is the name of the national anthem of the USA?

-Liam.

-The Star-Spangled Banner.

That's the correct answer.

Sarah, when I start my next question,

your clock will start ticking down.

Sarah, Ryedale High School is the setting for which 1978 film musical?

Grease.

Correct. Liam, according to the well-known proverb,

the pen is mightier than what?

-Sword.

-Correct. Sarah.

Which range of mountains separates France from Spain?

-Pyrenees?

-Correct.

Liam, which fruit is used to flavour the liqueur cassis?

-Er, blackberry.

-It's blackcurrant. Liam.

Pam Ferris plays Miss Trunchbull in which 1996 film?

-Matilda.

-Correct.

Sarah, which Tchaikovsky ballet

features the Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy?

-Swan Lake?

-It's the Nutcracker.

Sarah, the delicacy foie gras translates literally as fat what?

-Duck.

-Liver.

Sarah, a fletcher is someone who makes and sells what items?

-Pass.

-Arrows.

Sarah, who played Mr Han in the 2010 remake of the Karate Kid?

-Pass.

-It was Jackie Chan.

Sarah, Chrissie Hynde is best known as the lead singer

of which new wave punk band?

-The Pretenders.

-Correct answer. Stop the clock.

Let's take a look at where we are.

A little run of incorrect answers there from Sarah,

it means your clock is down to 28 seconds.

Liam, your clock is on 48 seconds but the next question goes to you.

Liam, your clock will start as soon as I start the next question.

-Liam, which Italian composed the opera Tosca?

-Puccini.

-Correct.

Sarah, Catherine The Great was Empress of which country?

-Pass.

-It's Russia.

Sarah, Vishnu and Shiva are two of the principal deities

in which religion?

-Hindu.

-Correct.

Liam, which UK River is spanned by the Clifton Suspension Bridge?

-The Severn.

-Incorrect, the Avon.

Liam, petit dejeuner is the French term for which meal of the day?

-Breakfast.

-Correct. Sarah.

-Which city became the capital of Brazil in 1960?

-Rio de Janeiro.

Incorrect, Brasilia.

Sarah, since 1985,

which EastEnders character has been portrayed by Adam Woodyatt?

-Ian Beale.

-Correct.

Liam, actor Carlos Estevez is better known by what name?

-Emilio.

-It's Charlie Sheen.

Liam, what is the first name of Margaret Thatcher's daughter?

-Er, Carol.

-Correct.

Sarah, An Organ Grinder and Coming From The Mill

are paintings by which British artist?

-Turner.

-It's Lowry.

Sarah, which British singer wrote...?

END-OF-ROUND

With 28 seconds left, our winner today,

it's Liam!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Congratulations, Liam.

That's a terrific performance.

-Sarah, he was strong throughout, wasn't he?

-Extremely.

I don't think I really stood a chance. He was brilliant.

From start to finish, he was absolutely terrific.

Sarah, it's been lovely getting to know you.

Thank you so much for coming and playing Two Tribes.

Liam...you have one last question, one last choice,

one last tribe to join.

As you know, your prize is £1,000 to spend on something.

Before the show, we asked you the following -

do you want £1,000...

to spend on travel?

Or do you want £1,000 worth of concert tickets?

Any concerts you like in the UK.

Go to a lot of gigs, Liam?

I go to a few gigs, I do.

-BOTH:

-But.

But... Yeah, there is a big but.

I've got a dream to go down to Australia and New Zealand,

-so I'm going to have to go travel.

-Excellent.

Liam, you have chosen £1,000 worth of travel.

Congratulations, you are the winner of today's Two Tribes.

Thank you so much for joining us today on Two Tribes

and we will see you again next time.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE