Episode 1 Two Tribes

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Good evening, everyone.

A very warm welcome to a brand-new series of Two Tribes,

the quiz show that puts your knowledge

and your personality to the test.

Now, our seven players today have all been brave enough

to tell us all sorts of things about themselves. Let's meet them.

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Hi, I'm Pete. I own a rock shop and I'm from Weston-super-Mare.

I'm Andrew. I'm a recruitment adviser from Stockport.

I'm Wendy. I'm a payroll admin assistant from Bolton.

I'm Stuart. I'm a pub manager from Manchester.

Claudia speaking.

I'm from Balham in South London and I'm a digital artist.

I'm Pat.

I'm a retired counter assistant from Birchington in Kent.

I'm Heather.

I'm a print content editor and I'm from Stockton-on-Tees.

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Our magnificent seven. Lovely to meet you all.

Claudia going slightly off-script there.

And, Pete, our first ever rock shop owner, I think.

And also, one of the top-five bad shirts, as well.

So, you are in the Two Tribes hall of fame already.

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

answering hundreds of questions all about yourself.

There they are up there...

In every round, we're going to split you into two tribes,

based on who said yes and who said no to some of those.

Both tribes will then face a series of general knowledge questions

and all you need to do is make sure you are on the winning tribe.

Couldn't be simpler than that.

And, at the end of the show,

one of you could be walking away with today's jackpot,

which is £1,000.

So, good luck to you all.

Let's find our first two tribes.

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

Who said yes and who said no to that?

I should get one of the Yes team to predict their team-mates.

Now, Pete, you did say yes. You're going to be in our Yes Tribe.

Who else do think has been to a psychic on this little line-up?

I reckon Claudia.

Oh, terrible psychic, Pete.

Our Yes Tribe are Pete, Wendy and Heather.

Which means our No Tribe is Andrew, Stuart, Claudia and Pat.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, our Yes Tribe...

Wendy, have you been to have a psychic reading?

Oh, yeah, yeah. I love it.

-Oh, do you? Do you go often?

-Yeah, yeah.

-And have you ever been told anything?

-All sorts of stuff, yeah.

I'm never going to win any money, so that's probably after this.

OK, good to have you here!

Yes. I'm making the numbers up.

No, they're fantastic. I love anything like that.

-Horoscopes, you know...

-Excellent.

And, Heather, you've been to a psychic reading?

I went once when I was 14.

And anything come true?

-No, I won't be going back. It was rubbish.

-It was rubbish?

Well, there's also some trouble already on this tribe,

I think, between Wendy and Heather.

Now, our four naysayers...

-Andrew, not your sort of thing?

-Charlatans!

-Charlatans?

-Yep.

I mean, well-meaning charlatans, some of them.

But, I think I'd be on the No Tribe here.

Stuart, do you feel the same?

Yes. Yeah, it's not for me.

We'll start with the No Tribe, as there's more of you.

I'll give you 60 seconds-worth of general knowledge questions.

If you get one wrong, I'll pass it down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong,

your 60 seconds will end immediately.

The tribe that scores the most points goes into the next round.

So, try and make sure that's yours. Start the clock!

Andrew, the original line-up of Take That had how many members?

-Five.

-Correct.

Stuart, which sport is also known as ping-pong?

-Table tennis.

-It is.

Claudia, the decommissioned warship HMS Belfast

is moored on which river?

-The Thames.

-Correct.

Pat, in law, the old rule

preventing a person from being tried twice for the same crime

is known as double what?

-Indemnity.

-Incorrect.

-Andrew?

-Jeopardy.

-Is right.

Stuart, who wrote the early 17th-century play Coriolanus?

-Mark Twain.

-Incorrect.

Claudia?

-Shakespeare.

-Correct.

Pat, the spa resort of Baden-Baden is in which European country?

-Germany.

-Correct.

Andrew, St Swithin's day falls on the 15th of which month?

-June.

-Incorrect.

-Stuart?

-March.

-Incorrect. Claudia?

-July?

Is the right answer.

Pat, how many red balloons

make up the title of the 1984 UK hit single by Nena?

Pass.

-Andrew?

-Two.

-Incorrect. Stuart?

-99.

Correct. Claudia, the Zambezi River flows into which ocean?

-Pass.

-Pat?

Into the Indian Ocean.

Correct. Andrew...

Oh, and at the end of that round, No Tribe, you scored nine points.

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Nine points.

Yes Tribe, that's thrown down the gauntlet, hasn't it?

You don't need to be a psychic to work out this is going to be tough.

Ten points is the target. Start the clock!

Pete, the Channel Tunnel between the UK and France

was opened in which decade?

1980s.

Incorrect. Wendy?

'90s. Correct.

Heather, in 2008,

which English footballer married Colleen McLoughlin?

-Wayne Rooney.

-Correct.

Pete, jazz, empire and royal gala are varieties of which fruit?

-Apple.

-Correct.

Wendy, which is the only vowel

that does not begin the name of a city in the UK?

-I.

-Incorrect.

-Heather?

-Erm...

-U?

-Correct.

Pete, in the UK version of The Apprentice,

candidates compete to win an investment from which businessmen?

-Alan Sugar.

-Correct.

Wendy, arrivederci means goodbye in which European language?

-Italian.

-It does.

Heather, in the name of the fashion brand DKNY,

what do the letters DK stand for?

-Donna Karan.

-Correct.

Pete, the male of what type of bird is known as a gander?

-A goose.

-Correct.

Wendy, the Benjamin Britten opera Gloriana

was composed for the coronation of which monarch?

-Victoria.

-Incorrect.

-Heather?

-George V.

Incorrect. Pete, to save your tribe?

-Elizabeth I.

-Oh...

It was Elizabeth II, I'm afraid.

And at the end of that round, you scored eight points.

Eight points.

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That is terrific work from both tribes. Very, very unlucky.

But the No Tribe, with nine points, a great performance.

You are through to the next round. Take your places in the middle.

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Yes Tribe, just one point shy there.

Which means one of you is going to leave us.

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

If you get one right, you're safely through to the next round.

But, get one wrong, you'll be leaving us immediately.

Fingers on buzzers...

What was the name of the butler played by Ted Cassidy

in the 1960s TV series The Addams Family?

-Wendy?

-Lurch.

Is the correct answer.

Wendy, you are safely through to the next round.

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Pete, Heather, one of you are about to leaving us.

And no-one wants to be first off.

But it's an honour that's going to befall one of you, I am afraid.

Fingers on buzzers. Best of luck.

Which group had UK hit singles in 1988 with Drop The Boy,

I Owe You Nothing and When Will I Be Famous?

-Pete?

-Bros.

That's the correct answer. You're through to the next round.

Take your place in the centre.

Heather...

Heather, I'm so sorry.

We know nothing about you other than the fact that

you once went to a psychic at 14 and felt ripped off. I feel bad.

-But thank you for playing. It's been a pleasure.

-Thank you.

But, for our other six, it's time to find our next two tribes.

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So, well played to the six of you. That's a terrific first round.

I feel bad for Heather, but someone's got to go.

We're going to split you into different tribes now.

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

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

OK... I'm easily excited.

Two people laughing already.

And that's Claudia and Wendy.

And I tell you, the Yes Tribe is Andrew, Claudia...and it's Wendy.

Which means our No Tribe is Pete, Stuart and Pat.

Everybody, please join your tribes.

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Claudia, I don't think I've ever seen anyone look so easily excited

at somebody saying, "I'm easily excited."

-Is this a personality trait of yours?

-Yeah.

Most people would say I'm far too easily excited.

But I look at it as being very happy with my life.

And, Andrew... What sort of thing would excite you, Andrew?

My name badge, that's exciting.

So, literally, any time you want to be excited, you just glance down?

It's my name, yeah, it's exciting.

It must be lovely to be Andrew, mustn't it? Imagine that...

Look at these three... Look at these three.

Pete, you don't get easily excited in your rock shop?

Oh, very excited when I get shoplifters, yes.

I can run quite fast.

When you say rock shop, is that, like, rocks or is it rock?

It's rock with Weston-super-Mare right the way through it.

OK.

-Pat, you don't like psychics, you're not easily excited.

-No.

I think, with running around with the grandchildren a lot,

you can't get too overexcited,

otherwise you're not going to see what the little devils are up to.

-And what are your grandchildren called?

-I've got six altogether.

Oh, you know what? We don't have time!

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I'm sure they're all lovely.

Now, we'll start with the Yes Tribe.

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

Get one wrong, I'll pass it down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

All you need to do is get more points than the No Tribe

and you will be safely through to the next round.

Start the clock!

Andrew, Liverpool airport is named after which member of the Beatles?

-John Lennon.

-Correct.

Wendy, Anna Kournikova is a retired professional of which sport?

-Tennis.

-She is.

Claudia, an octogenarian is at least how many years old?

-80.

-Correct.

Andrew, country music singer Glen Campbell had a 1970s UK hit

entitled Rhinestone what?

-Pass.

-Incorrect.

-Wendy?

-Cowboy.

-Is correct.

Claudia, on the periodic table,

which gas is represented by the letters He?

-Pass.

-Andrew?

-Helium.

-Correct.

Wendy, who performs as half of a magic act with Penn Jillette?

-Pass.

-Claudia?

-Teller.

-Correct.

Andrew, on the 10th October 2014,

Malala Yousafzai became the youngest ever recipient of which award?

-Nobel Peace Prize.

-Correct.

Wendy, the flag of which country consists of a red background

with a central white star and crescent?

-Japan.

-Incorrect.

-Claudia?

-Pass.

Andrew, to save your tribe?

-Turkey.

-Correct answer.

Wendy, in which 1813 novel

does Elizabeth Bennet fall in love with Mr Darcy?

-Pride And Prejudice.

-Correct.

Claudia, the retired Canadian sportsman Wayne Gretzky

was best known for playing which sport?

It was ice hockey.

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

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That's another terrific performance. What a show we are having so far.

Nine points is very, very good for the easily-excitable tribe.

Now, I'll start you less-excitable Nos.

Ten points is what you need to get through to the next round.

It's going to be very tough again. Start the clock!

Pete, how many times does the letter E appear in the word Tennessee?

-Four.

-Correct.

Stuart, what is the official currency of Luxembourg?

-The dollar.

-Incorrect.

-Pat?

-Frank.

Incorrect. Pete, to save the tribe?

Pound.

The currency of Luxembourg... It's an easier question than you thought.

It's the euro. It's the euro.

Now, let me just check the scores here...

Getting confirmation in...

We've got, er...

It's a close one.

Nine points to the Yes Tribe.

One point to the No Tribe.

Yes Tribe, you're through to the next round.

Take your places in the middle.

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Goodness me, No Tribe. We're going to lose one of you.

I'll ask you a series of questions.

Get one right, you're through to the next round.

Get it wrong, you'll be leaving us immediately.

Pete, Stuart, Pat, fingers on buzzers...

In the famous tongue twister, who picked a peck of pickled peppers?

-Pat?

-Peter Piper.

Peter Piper, Pat. Correct.

You're through to the next round. Very well played.

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OK, Pete and Stuart, it comes down to this.

One of you will be leaving us.

Best of luck to you both.

Which wrestler turned actor, known for his blond...

Stuart?

Hulk Hogan.

..known for his blond horseshoe moustache,

won his first WWF Heavyweight Championship in 1984?

It's Hulk Hogan.

Stuart, you're through to the next round.

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Pete, you've been on the losing tribe both times.

-I feel like we know a lot about you, though.

-Thank you.

I feel like we know about your fashion choices.

It's been lovely having you on the show. Have you enjoyed yourself?

I have. This is the brightest thing on this spot, by the way, my shirt.

Yeah, no-one's disagreeing with that, Pete!

Thank you so much for playing.

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

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Very well done to the five of you.

Particular well done to Andrew and Claudia.

Been on both winning tribes so far, which is very impressive.

Are you going to be on the same tribe again? We'll find out now.

Let's take a look. Before the show, we asked you the following...

Oh, I like this one.

I love building flat-pack furniture.

-Andrew, what tribe are you on on this one?

-I'm a Yes.

Let's find out if Claudia is on the same tribe as you.

The Yes Tribe is Andrew and Pat.

That means our No Tribe...

We're splitting you up.

..is Claudia, Stuart and Wendy.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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Well, I'm definitely on the No Tribe on this one.

I don't know what tribe you're on at home, but I find it impossible.

I would love to be good at it. Claudia, not for you?

-I'm good at it, but it's boring.

-But it's boring?

OK, that's kind of worse in a way. Stuart, are you bad at it?

I'm really bad at it.

I'm always the guy that has got

a dozen screws, two handles and a foot left over.

You and me both. You and me and about two million people at home.

But, the Yes Tribe... Pat, I knew we'd find something.

I knew we'd find something, eventually, you'd say yes to.

I didn't think it would be this.

Sorry...

You like it when you get all those little bits of wood

and you've got the Allen key?

You just do it methodically.

You take everything out and count it and make sure it's all there.

And then you make sure you lay all your pieces out properly

and then you start the job.

And you go at it piece by piece.

Oh, I apologise. I never knew it was that exciting!

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Or years ago, I would have picked up on it.

I think we'll start with our No Tribe.

60 seconds-worth of questions.

Get one wrong, I'll pass it down the line.

If all three of you get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

All you have to do is get more points than the Yes Tribe.

Start the clock!

Wendy, since 1997,

Prime Minister's questions has been held on which day of the week?

-Tuesday.

-Incorrect.

-Stuart?

-Wednesday.

-Correct.

Claudia, A Spoonful Of Sugar is a song from which 1964 musical film?

-Mary Poppins.

-Correct.

Wendy, famous for its regatta week,

the town of Cowes is on which island in the UK?

-Isle of Wight.

-Correct.

Stuart, in clothing, jeggings are defined as being

a cross between leggings and which other type of trousers?

-Jeans.

-Correct.

Claudia, the US-born producer and actor

who created Family Guy is Seth who?

-Rogan.

-Incorrect.

-Wendy?

-Pass.

Stuart, to save your tribe?

Seth...

Blatter.

Oh, you know what? If I could give you the point, Stuart, I would.

It's not Seth Blatter.

The answer is Seth MacFarlane.

And, at the end of that round, No Tribe, you scored four points.

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So, Yes Tribe, this is doable all of a sudden.

Five points will see you both through to our final four.

Very, very best of luck, Andrew and Pat. Start the clock!

Andrew, slingbacks, high tops and mules

are types of which item of clothing?

-Hat.

-Incorrect.

-Pat?

-Shoes.

They are. Andrew, in which country

was football legend Diego Maradona born?

-Italy.

-Incorrect.

-Pat?

-Argentina.

Correct. Andrew, on UK roads signs,

how many people are depicted on the sign

warning of a school crossing patrol ahead?

-Two.

-Correct.

Pat, the musical Les Miserables is set in which century?

The 18th.

Incorrect. Andrew?

-17th.

-It's the wrong answer.

It's the 19th century.

Yes Tribe, three points.

That means, our winning tribe is the Nos.

Please, take your places in the centre.

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I thought you'd do it there.

Pat kept saving you and I thought you might step in, Andrew.

But no such luck.

That means one of you will be missing out on our final four.

I knew the answer, as well.

Hold on, let me watch the tape back...

No, no, no, you didn't.

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Just to get that clear.

Andrew and Pat, you've got buzzers in front of you.

I'm going to ask you a question.

If you buzz in and get it right, you are through to our final four.

If you get it wrong, you will be leaving us.

Fingers on buzzers...

Which novel by Jonathan Swift has the alternate title

Travels Into Several Remote Nations Of The World?

-Pat?

-It's erm...

Oh, no, gone.

Sorry. Pat didn't have the answer immediately.

The answer is Gulliver's Travels. Gulliver's Travels.

That means, Andrew, you are through to our final four.

Please take your place in the centre.

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Oh, Pat... It's been so lovely having you here.

Every time you were on the No Tribe, you sailed through.

And now, I'm afraid, we have to leave you. Enjoyed yourself?

I've loved every minute. Thank you very much.

It's been such a pleasure. Pat, thank you very much for playing.

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

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So, our final four. Congratulations.

Claudia, on the winning tribe all three times,

which is very impressive.

Very easily excited, aren't you?

Now this, of course, is where things change.

The final four is always two against two.

At the end of this round,

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

and two of you will be going home immediately.

OK, there are no second chances any more.

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

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

Interesting...

I'm trying to work out if I can predict who's on what tribe.

-Wendy, what tribe are you on here?

-Yes.

-Yes, I predicted that.

I did predict that.

Now, our Yes Tribe is Wendy and Andrew.

Which means are No Tribe is Stuart and Claudia.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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Well, I think this one is too close to call.

Two very strong tribes here.

Stuart, if you don't want to be the centre of attention,

what are you doing here?

There was free sandwiches, I heard.

Free sandwiches!

-Wendy, you like being the centre of attention?

-Yes.

So, you are enjoying your time on Two Tribes?

I am having a wonderful time. It's fantastic, yes.

Excellent. Well, look, as you know, this round is all on the buzzer.

And 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?

Andrew and Wendy, Stuart and Claudia,

very best of luck, all four of you. Here's your first question...

Since 1997, Whistable in Kent

has been granted protected status

under EU legislation for which type of shellfish harvested there?

-Stuart?

-Crabs.

Incorrect. I can hand it over to the Yes Tribe.

-Oysters.

-Oysters is the correct answer.

1-0 to the Yes Tribe.

Really, really are easily excited, Wendy.

At the Earth's surface, the acceleration of which force

is approximately 9.8 metres per second per second?

-Stuart?

-G-force.

Is the correct answer.

G-force or gravity. 1-1.

Well played.

Jeremy Dyson, Mark Gatiss, Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton

are collectively known as The League Of what?

-Stuart?

-Gentlemen.

Is the correct answer. Very well played.

2-1 to our No Tribe.

First to five going through to play in today's final.

Mike Skinner was the lead vocalist with which UK garage project,

who had a number one in 2004 with Dry Your Eyes?

-Claudia?

-The Streets.

The Streets is the correct answer, Claudia.

3-1 to the No Tribe.

Yes Tribe, they're beginning to pull away.

Fingers on buzzers, everybody.

Which Central American country

has a name that translates from Spanish as rich coast?

-Wendy?

-Costa Rica.

Is the correct answer, Wendy.

Very well played. 3-2.

We thought it would be close.

In the mnemonic Richard of York gave battle in vain,

which colour is represented by the word vain?

-Wendy?

-Violet.

Is the correct answer. So...

The first tribe to 5 points will be playing in today's final.

It is 3 points to the Yes Tribe, 3 points to the No Tribe.

All to play for.

Which video game series includes titles such as Vice City and...

Stuart?

I'm afraid I have to pass that over.

I'll give you the whole question, Yes Tribe.

Which video game series

includes titles such as Vice City and San Andreas?

Grand Theft Auto.

Grand Theft Auto is the correct answer, Yes Tribe.

4-3.

You are one correct answer from playing in our final.

No Tribe, you are one answer away from going home.

Yeah.

Very best of luck. Fingers on buzzers, everybody.

It could all come down to this one...

In physics, the lowest possible temperature on the Kelvin scale

is commonly known by what two-word term?

-Andrew?

-Absolute zero.

To get to the final, Andrew, that is the correct answer!

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Terrific work from the Yes Tribe,

who like to be the centre of attention.

No Tribe...

-Stuart, have you enjoyed yourself?

-Yes, very much.

Listen, have you been OK being the centre of attention?

-Er, not so much.

-Excellent.

Claudia, first time you've been on a losing tribe.

A bad time to be on the losing tribe.

Thank you so much for playing.

That means, though, Andrew and Wendy,

you are about to play the Two Tribes final!

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Andrew, Wendy, congratulations on making it to our final.

One of you will be playing for our jackpot very, very soon.

You've been on the same tribe twice.

You're both easily excitable

and you both like to be the centre of attention.

Wendy, how's it gone for you so far?

Incredible. I can't believe it.

Don't forget, the psychic told you you would never win any money.

Correct. But, I have had a couple of lottery wins,

so, possibly, she was wrong.

No, I'm sure she's not. I'm sure she's not.

Not a reputable psychic!

And, Andrew, did you think you'd make it this far?

No, I didn't think I'd make it this far.

Well, for both of you, we split you into your very own tribes.

This time, it's Andrew versus Wendy.

You also have your very own 45 seconds on your clock.

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

The first question, and only the first question,

will be on the buzzer.

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

It will keep ticking down until they get a question right.

And as soon as they do that, your clock will start.

Your challenge is to force your opponent's clock

all the way down to zero.

If you do that, you will be playing for today's jackpot.

OK, Andrew, Wendy, let's play Two Tribes!

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OK, this first question and only this first question on the buzzers.

Very best of luck to you both.

Don't Stop Me Now was a 1970s single by which British rock...

-Wendy?

-Queen.

..which British rock band? It was Queen.

So, as soon as I start the next question, Andrew,

your clock will start ticking down.

Andrew, what is the only city in the UK to begin with the letter M?

-Manchester.

-Correct.

Wendy, the clarinet belongs to which section of an orchestra?

-Woodwind.

-Correct.

Andrew, the 1947 play by Tennessee Williams

was titled A Streetcar Named what?

-Pass.

-Desire.

Andrew, which Premier League football club

is nicknamed The Gunners?

-West Ham.

-Incorrect. Arsenal.

Andrew, Sao Paulo is a state in which South American country?

-Brazil.

-Correct.

Wendy, the mathematical formula Pi r squared

is used to calculate the area of which shape?

-Circle.

-Correct.

Andrew, if someone has gone AWOL, they have gone absent without what?

-Leave.

-Correct.

Wendy, who has been married to both Nicolas Cage and Michael Jackson?

-Lisa Marie Presley.

-Correct answer.

Andrew, Bruno Jenkins is a boy who gets turned into a mouse

in which Roald Dahl novel?

-Pass.

-It's The Witches.

Andrew, the song I Don't Want To Miss A Thing by Aerosmith

features on the soundtrack of which Michael Bay film?

-Pass.

-It's Armageddon.

Andrew, derived from the Latin for wintry,

what word means to spend the winter in a dormant state?

-Hibernate.

-Correct.

Wendy, Firework, Part Of Me and Dark Horse

were hits for which American singer?

-Katy Perry.

-Correct.

Andrew, the Kingdom of Tonga is in which ocean?

-Pacific.

-Correct.

Wendy, which UK charity was founded in 1953 by the Rev Chad Varah

at a church with one telephone?

-Salvation Army.

-It was the Samaritans.

Wendy, in the 2013 TV drama Burton and Taylor,

who played Elizabeth Taylor?

-Pass.

-Helena Bonham Carter.

Wendy, what is the third letter of the Greek alphabet?

-Gamma.

-Correct.

Andrew, which politician

-who served as deputy Prime Minister...

-John Prescott.

..in the 1990s has the nickname Tarzan?

It was Michael Heseltine. Andrew, you lose.

That means today's winner is Wendy!

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Wow! Now I'm excited!

I have never seen someone look more surprised, Wendy.

Andrew, you put up a pretty good fight there.

Thank you so much playing.

But, Wendy, let's play for today's jackpot.

Phew!

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So, Wendy...

Congratulations. You are today's winner.

And you now how the opportunity to win some money.

So, one question, £1,000.

-Are you ready?

-Yep.

-OK.

I'm going to show you two categories now. You can choose between these...

Oh...

I'm a bit old for '90s music. But I know nothing about US politics.

So...'90s music.

'90s music.

OK, Wendy, let's see what it is...

Those are your two tribes.

And here are your four answers...

You just need to decide if they are on the Yes Tribe or the No Tribe.

If you split all four of them correctly,

you will be going home with today's jackpot of £1,000.

If you get just one wrong, you'll go home with nothing.

Remember, there could be three in one tribe and one in another.

It could be two and two. It could even be four and zero.

OK, what are you thinking? Any obvious ones for you there, Wendy?

It's like Elvis...

He's had a couple of later ones, hasn't he?

You know, like, I'm thinking about A Little Less Conversation,

that sort of thing.

Whitney Houston, yeah, she was pretty big in the '90s.

Right, I'm going to say...

Yeah?

..Whitney Houston, yes.

OK, let's put Whitney Houston in the Yes Tribe.

And I'm going to do Elvis.

Elvis, you're going to put in the Yes Tribe as well?

-You're thinking A Little Less Conversation?

-Yeah.

And I'm going to put Rick Astley as No.

So, Rick Astley you're going to put in the No Tribe.

So, Elton John...

I'm going to put Elton John in the Yes.

You're going to put Elton John in the Yes Tribe. OK.

You're happy with those two tribes?

Not happy, but...

-Shall we lock them in?

-Yeah, do it.

OK, lock them in.

Good luck, Wendy.

To win £1,000,

you need to have put all four answers in their correct tribes.

Get just one of them wrong and you will go home with nothing.

You said Whitney Houston had a number one single in the 1990s.

Is Whitney Houston in the Yes Tribe?

She is.

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I Will Always Love You from 1992. Good start.

The next one you went for was Elvis Presley.

If you want to win that jackpot of £1,000,

you need Elvis Presley to be the Yes Tribe.

So, did Elvis have a UK number one single in the 1990s?

He did not, I'm afraid, Wendy.

You fall at the second hurdle.

Let's see what the two tribes should have been...

There we go. Elton John and Whitney Houston in the Yes Tribe.

Rick Astley and Elvis Presley.

Elton John had a number one with Sacrifice.

But, of course, had a number one

with Candle In The Wind in the '90s as well, didn't he?

And Elvis Presley... I thought you were right

with A Little Less Conversation. But that was 2002.

And Rick Astley Never Gonna Give You Up was in the '80s.

Very, very well played if you got all four of those at home.

That was tough. Wendy, great performance, though.

-Have you enjoyed yourself?

-It's been fantastic, yeah.

I tell you what, that psychic was good, wasn't she?

Very impressive.

Unfortunately, Wendy, you haven't won today's jackpot.

It's been a pleasure having you here.

The jackpot will roll over to the next show.

We will have seven brand-new players playing for £2,000.

We will see you then on Two Tribes.

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