Episode 10 Two Tribes

Good evening, everyone.

A very warm welcome to Two Tribes,

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

Got seven brand-new contestants, all ready to play, so let's meet them.

My name is Clive. I'm a driving examiner from Exeter.

My name is Troy. I am 41 years old and I'm a flight attendant.

I'm Valerie. I am from the Forest of Dean

and I am a retired civil servant.

Hi, I'm Mike.

I'm a business development director from Warrington, in Cheshire.

I'm Astle. I'm a collection advisor

from Cradley Heath, in the West Midlands.

Hi, I'm Michelle.

I'm a diabetes coordinator from Woodburn, South Tyneside.

I'm Nicki. I'm from Cardiff and I'm a community support coordinator.

APPLAUSE

Welcome along. Welcome to you all.

First time anyone has actually told us their age, Troy,

in their introductions, but we appreciate the information.

Lovely to meet you all.

We'll find out an awful lot more about you.

You all filled in our questionnaire before the show,

answering hundreds of questions about yourselves.

Some of them going through on the screen now.

In each round, we'll split you into two tribes based on

who said yes and who said no to some of these.

Then each tribe will face a series of general knowledge questions.

All you have to do is make sure you're on the winning tribe.

One of you at the end of the show could walk away

with our jackpot of £1,000.

So, good luck to you all. Let's find our first two tribes.

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

I'm stubborn. That is our first two tribes.

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

Our Yes Tribe, it is 41-year-old Troy,

Valerie, Michelle and Nicki.

Which means our No Tribe is Clive, Mike and Astle.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, our Yes Tribe, our stubborn tribe.

A very brave thing to say yes to. Troy, are you stubborn?

I'm afraid I take after my mother,

Richard, I am extremely stubborn, never like to think I am wrong.

But you are cabin crew, you have to be,

like, lovely to everybody all the time.

Absolutely, but as soon as I step off the aircraft...

-You're a nightmare.

-I am a nightmare.

People must remember that next time they see you on a flight.

Literally, he is just putting it on. That is all he's doing.

And, Michelle, what do you do that makes you stubborn?

I stick to my opinions and I don't change them

and I don't like saying I'm sorry.

-HE GASPS

-Oh, you have to say

you're sorry about things.

-But not if I'm in the right.

-Oh, do you know what?

I worked out a long time ago, life becomes immeasurably simpler

if you say sorry, even when you're in the right.

Our No Tribe, though. Our No Tribe. This is much gentler, isn't it?

Astle, you're not stubborn, you're easy-going?

Yeah, I'm a bit lazy, so I can't be bothered to be stubborn, really.

That's the thing. As I say,

if you say you're sorry all the time, life goes much more smoothly.

I don't know if I'm giving away anything,

I am on the No Tribe here. Mike.

I used to be, but I think as I've got older, I've mellowed a bit.

Quite right. I realise I just said I'm on the No Tribe

and everybody who knows me is going, "You're not on the No Tribe."

We will start questions with our Yes Tribe.

I will give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

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

If all of you get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe will be straight through

to the next round. Best of luck to you all. Start the clock.

Troy, in 1965, which Welsh singer had a UK number one hit with

It's Not Unusual?

-Tom Jones.

-Correct. Valerie.

The Prado Museum is situated in which Spanish city?

-Madrid.

-Correct. Michelle. In Greek mythology,

which warrior died from being shot in the heel within an arrow?

-Achilles.

-Correct. Nicki.

In the 1978 musical film Grease,

Olivia Newton John played which character?

-Danny.

-Incorrect. Troy.

-Sandy.

-Correct. Valerie.

Which Berkshire school gives its name to a shade of blue

and a type of pudding?

-Don't know.

-Michelle.

-Pass.

-Nicki.

-Eaton.

-Correct. Troy.

Spud and Franco are nicknames of characters in which 1993

novel by Irvine Welsh?

-Trainspotting.

-Correct. Valerie.

In 2003, which TV presenter married Tess Daly?

-Vernon Kay.

-Correct. Michelle.

In geology, the three major classes of rocks are metamorphic,

sedimentary and which other?

-Diamond?

-Incorrect. Nicki.

-Igneous.

-Correct. Troy.

In the CS Lewis novel The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe,

what is the name of the lion?

The answer to that was Aslan.

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe,

you scored eight points.

APPLAUSE

Very impressive round there by the Yes Tribe.

No Tribe, nine points will see you into the next round.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Clive, according to the nursery rhyme,

Old King Cole was a merry old WHAT?

-Soul.

-He was. Mike.

In geometry, a shape described as a rhombus would have how many sides?

-Four.

-Correct. Astle.

Stockholm is the capital of which European country?

-Sweden.

-It is.

Clive, in which reality TV series did Joey Essex

and Mark Wright first find fame?

-Um... TOWIE.

-Correct. Mike.

The last night of the Proms is held at which music venue

in South Kensington?

-Albert Hall.

-Correct. Astle.

Elsanta, Cambridge Favourite

and Sonata are all varieties of which soft red fruit?

-Grape.

-Incorrect. Clive.

-Red currant.

-Incorrect. Mike.

-Tomato.

Incorrect. The answer was...strawberry.

You scored five points, which means,

with eight points, our winning tribe is our Yes Tribe.

You're through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Stoppered by a strawberry, No Tribe, I'm afraid.

You were going great guns until that.

It does mean, though, you are the losing tribe.

Which also means we have to lose one of you.

Playing for survival now.

Two of you will go through to the next round,

but one of you will leave us.

Best of luck to you all. Fingers on buzzers.

Which Roman poet shares his common name with a pilot

and member of the Tracy family in the '60s TV show Thunderbirds?

-Clive.

-Virgil.

-Virgil is the correct answer, Clive.

You are through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Mike. Astle.

One of you will be leaving us.

It all comes down to this question. Very, very best of luck to you both.

Since 2008, which band have had UK number one studio albums

as a four-piece, a five-piece and... Astle.

-Take That.

-..and a three-piece? Take That is the correct answer.

Astle, you're through to the next round.

Mike, I'm so sorry.

I knew both the answers, but I just wasn't quick enough.

That is a real shame. Lovely having you on this show.

Thank you. You turned up with that shirt.

You wouldn't have thought somebody would be dressed

in something more outrageous than that, but even that's gone wrong.

So sorry. Mike, thank you so much for coming and playing.

For our remaining six players, it is time to find two brand-new tribes.

Terrific performance there by our stubborn tribe, very impressive.

Troy, you got every one of your questions correct, very well played.

Going to split you into two brand-new tribes now.

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

I've got a degree.

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

Our Yes Tribe... Troy, Astle and Nicki.

Which means our No Tribe - Clive, Valerie and Michelle.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

No Tribe. Clive, where did you finish your education?

I finished at the age of 16, at what was then O-level standard.

-It is a regret of mine, I must be honest.

-Is it really?

-If you had your time over, you would've gone?

-Definitely.

Valerie, you the same?

No, I dropped out after a year at University of London

and I joined the MOD and went to Germany to live.

-Oh, did you?!

-Yes.

-What did you do at the MOD?

I was...I was a...store's clerk.

Oh, she so nearly said spy, did you hear that? Did you hear that?

And then she remembered she's not supposed to say she's a spy

and said, "I'm a s...store's clerk.

"Yes, nothing interesting, really."

-Yes Tribe. Nicki.

-Yes.

-Nicki, what is your degree in?

Contemporary Arts.

-Contemporary Arts.

-Yes.

-That is going to be useful.

-That is going to be useful.

-Hopefully.

Astle, where's your degree from?

From Birmingham, University of Birmingham. I did Biology.

But I work for a bank now,

so I didn't really do a lot with it, to be fair.

That's, like, a proper degree as well, isn't it?

No offence, Nicki, to Contemporary Arts.

-And, Troy. Are you from Australia, Troy?

-I am indeed, yes.

University of South Australia.

And I have a Bachelor of Arts degree with a Journalism major,

-so a little bit similar to...

-See? Again,

nothing to worry about there, I don't think.

LAUGHTER

We'll start with our No Tribe.

Going to give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

Get one wrong, I pass it down the line.

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

The winning tribe will be straight through to the next round.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Clive, singer and TV presenter Cilla Black was born in which city?

-Liverpool.

-Correct. Valerie.

Which political party did former US President Bill Clinton represent?

-Democrats.

-He did. Michelle.

In which North African country is the holiday resort

Sharm el-Sheikh?

-Egypt.

-Correct. Clive.

Jenny From The Block was a 2002 UK hit single

for which singer and actress?

-Pass.

-Valerie.

-Jennifer Lopez?

Correct. Michelle.

Which sign of the zodiac would a person be

if they were born on Valentine's day?

-Aquarius.

-Correct. Clive.

Which 1976 musical gangster film features an all-child cast,

including a young Jodie Foster.

-Pass.

-Valerie.

-Bugsy Malone.

-Correct. Michelle.

Thought to have originated on the Isle of Man,

which breed of cat is noted for its short or missing tail?

-The Manx cat.

-Correct. Clive.

Arabica and canephora are two species of plant

used in the production of which popular beverage?

-Beer?

-Incorrect. Valerie.

-Tea?

-Incorrect.

Michelle, to save your tribe.

Arabica and canephora.

-Gin.

-Incorrect, I'm afraid.

-The answer was coffee.

-Coffee!

At the end of that round... It's too late now.

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

Not a bad score. Eight points is the target for our Yes Tribe.

Eight points will see you safely through to the next round.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Troy, which 1955 Disney film includes an iconic scene

in which two dogs kiss over a bowl of spaghetti?

-101 Dalmatians.

-Incorrect. Astle.

-Lady And The Tramp.

-Correct. Nicki.

Served as an appetizer,

voulevants are usually made from what type of pastry?

-Choux.

-Incorrect. Troy.

-Pass.

Astle. Voulevants.

I've got no idea.

The answer, of course, was puff pastry.

Puff pastry.

Hold on, you got seven. Let me just see

if they've beaten you or not.

-LAUGHTER

-Count them up.

Yes Tribe, you scored one point.

APPLAUSE

That means, No Tribe, with seven points,

you are safely through to the next round. Well played.

APPLAUSE

So...

-The three degrees.

-NICKI LAUGHS

One of you will be leaving us. Troy, Astle, Nicki,

you're playing for survival. Fingers on buzzers.

Very best of luck to all three of you.

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are all named after Renaissance...

Nicki.

Italy.

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are all named after Renaissance

artists born in what is now which modern-day country?

Nicki, a very early buzz, but you're through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Troy and Astle, one of you will be through to the next round, but

one of you will be leaving us, and it all comes down to this question.

On an Ordnance Survey map, what do the letters PO stand for?

Astle.

Post office.

Astle, that is the correct answer, you are through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Troy, I feel like we know an awful lot about you already.

It would have been lovely to know more, sorry to lose you.

-Have you enjoyed your time?

-I have indeed.

Troy, thank you for playing.

Lovely to see you, Richard. Absolutely.

For our remaining five contestants, it is time to find

our next two tribes.

So...

A low-scoring round, that one, I'm going to say.

Congratulations to Valerie and Michelle.

You've been on both winning tribes so far.

Astle, on both losing tribe so far. Been saved both times.

We're going to split you into two brand-new tribes.

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

I'm looking forward to retirement. What are you laughing at, Valerie?

LAUGHTER

Let's see who said yes and who said no to that. Our Yes Tribe...

is Valerie and Nicki.

So our No Tribe is Clive, Astle and Michelle.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe.

-Valerie, by your amusement, I take it you are already retired.

-Yes.

And by the fact that you are on the Yes Tribe,

-you are rather enjoying it?

-I am, yes.

No Tribe. Astle, you're not looking forward to retirement?

No, it would look a bit weird if I was 70 and still going to raves.

-That's what I like doing, so...

-You like going to raves?

-Yeah.

-You can go to raves at retirement age, Valerie, can't you?

-Absolutely!

Valerie does little else.

-Michelle.

-I'm far too young to retire.

I'm not saying should retire now,

but would you look forward to retirement once you weren't working?

-If I had the money.

-That's the thing, Valerie, isn't it?

-It's nice if you have a little bit of cash behind you.

-Absolutely.

We will start with our No Tribe.

60 seconds worth of questions. Get one wrong, pass it down the line.

If you all get it wrong, your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe in this round will go through to our final four.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Clive, when a person does something in the wrong order,

they are said to have put the cart before which animal?

-The horse.

-Correct. Astle.

Which date, often considered to be unlucky, forms

the title of a 1980 horror film?

-Pass.

-Michelle.

-Friday the 13th.

-Correct. Clive.

In standard European paper sizes,

what code is given to a sheet that is half the size of A4?

-A5.

-Correct. Astle.

Pleurisy is an inflammation of the membrane covering which

organs of the human body?

-Eye.

-Incorrect. Michelle.

-The lung.

-Correct. Clive.

Which word can be used to refer to a place of learning or

a group of fish?

-School.

-Correct. Astle.

Which former professional footballer plays Big Chris in the film

Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels?

-Vinnie Jones.

-Correct. Michelle.

The term geocentric relates to which planet being at the centre?

-Mars.

-Incorrect. Clive.

-Sun.

-Incorrect. Astle.

-Earth.

-Correct. Michelle.

In 1952, which German-born physicist was offered

the presidency of Israel?

-Pass.

-Clive.

-Ariel Sharon?

-Incorrect. Astle.

Ariel Sherif.

No. The answer to that question was Albert Einstein. Albert Einstein.

The end of that round, No Tribe. You scored seven points.

APPLAUSE

So, Valerie and Nicki.

Eight points will see you into our final four.

Eight points. I wish you the very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Valerie, the university boat race between Oxford

and Cambridge first took place in which century?

-19th.

-Correct. Nicki.

In 2014, the first Russian Formula One Grand Prix was

won by which British driver?

-Lewis Hamilton.

-Correct. Valerie.

In the Christian calendar, what name is given to the day after

Shrove Tuesday, the first day of Lent?

-Ash Wednesday.

-Correct. Nicki.

"Te quiero", "je t'aime" and "ich liebe dich" are European language

translations of which phrase?

-I love you.

-Correct. Valerie.

Lady Godiva is Cockney rhyming slang for what amount of money?

-Fiver.

-Correct. Nicki.

Violet, Rose, Daisy

and Hyacinth were all siblings in which British sitcom?

-Keeping Up Appearances.

-Correct. Valerie.

What was the regnal name of the first king to become

ruler of both Scotland and England in 1603?

-James I.

-Correct. Nicki, to win.

The 1982 Eurovision song contest was held in which North Yorkshire town?

-Harrogate.

-Correct answer.

And with eight points, our winning tribe is the Yes Tribe!

You are in our final four.

APPLAUSE

No Tribe, I am afraid you are the losing tribe -

one of you has to leave us. You're playing for survival.

Fingers on buzzers, please. Very best of luck.

Which 1976 TV series starred John Hurt as Caligula,

Brian Blessed as Augustus and Derek Jacobi...

-Michelle.

-I, Claudius?

-..Derek Jacobi in the title role?

I, Claudius is the correct answer. Michelle, you are in the next round.

APPLAUSE

Clive and Astle.

One of you will be leaving us

and one of you will be through to our final four.

Best of luck to you both.

In elementary education, of the subjects commonly

known as the three Rs, which one comes last alphabetically?

-Clive.

-Writing.

-Is the correct answer, Clive. Very well worked out.

You are through to the final four.

APPLAUSE

-Astle, your luck ran out.

-Eventually.

You have been on the losing tribe all three times.

And got to the last two on the buzzer every time as well.

Every single time, I know.

Astle, we're going to have to let you go back to your raves.

It has been a pleasure getting to know you.

Thank you for playing.

For our final four, it is time to find our next two tribes.

Well, that was a terrific round, especially by our retirees

and putative retirees. Terrific stuff, Valerie and Nicki.

You got every single question right there.

Valerie, you have been on every single winning tribe as well.

Impressive performance. As you know, the final four

is where things change.

It is always two against two. And at the end of this round,

two of you will be going through to play in today's final.

The other tribe will be going home immediately. No more second chances.

Let's see how we are going to split you this time.

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

I prefer to holiday in the UK.

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

Our No Tribe is...

Nicki and Valerie.

So, that means our Yes Tribe are Clive and Michelle.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, Clive, you prefer a UK holiday? What is your favourite destination?

Um, I like the Lake District, I must be honest.

But the kids tend to like theme parks and things like that.

-Michelle, where do you holiday in the UK?

-The Lake District.

Lake District as well.

-Love it.

-We could go together.

RICHARD AND CLIVE LAUGH

-No Tribe. Valerie, you prefer to travel abroad.

-Yes, I...

It's the heat. I have to have the really hot weather.

Do you? What is your favourite holiday destination?

-Rhodes, Greek island.

-Lovely!

-Rhodes in particular.

-Nicki, where's your favourite place to travel?

-Australia.

-Goodness me.

It is a long way. I'd like to go to Australia.

I don't think I could handle the flight.

You resign yourself to the fact that it is a long time

and you just enjoy it.

I don't know. I'd worry I'd get halfway through,

I'd change planes and there would be Troy...

LAUGHTER

And you know how stubborn he is.

-You know how stubborn he is.

-Yeah!

So, final four, this round is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly will go

through to today's final.

Some very good quizzes here, so it should be a very close one.

For the losing tribe, it will be game over immediately.

Good luck to you all. Fingers on buzzers.

Which Birmingham suburb was developed by chocolate

-manufacturer... Nicki.

-Bournville.

..George Cadbury as a model estate for his factory workers?

Bournville is the correct answer, Nicki. One-nil to our No Tribe.

In 1986, at the age of 20,

which boxer became the youngest heavyweight world champion? Clive.

-Mike Tyson.

-Mike Tyson, correct answer, Clive. Well played.

One all. Which botanical term, the opposite of deciduous,

is also the title of... Michelle.

Deciduous.

Incorrect, I'm afraid. I can give the whole question to the No Tribe.

Which botanical term, the opposite of deciduous,

is also the title of a UK number one single by Will Young?

-Evergreen.

-Yeah.

-Evergreen is the correct answer.

Two-one to our No Tribe.

The three tenors, who first performed together

on the eve of the FIFA World Cup finals in 1990,

are Luciano Pavarotti, Placido Domingo...

-Clive.

-Jose Carreras.

-..and which other singer?

Jose Carreras is a correct answer. Well played, Clive.

Two-two.

The phrase "the face that launched a thousand ships"...

-Nicki.

-Helen of Troy.

..was originally in reference to which woman from Greek legend?

Helen of Troy is the correct answer.

Three points to the No Tribe,

two points to the Yes Tribe.

Best of luck to you all.

In the children's story first published in 1999,

which creature takes a walk in the woods and meets the Gruffalo?

-Nicki.

-Mouse.

-It is a mouse, Nicki.

Very well played. Four-two.

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

Yes Tribe, you are one answer away from going out.

Very best of luck. It could all come down to this. A comeback is needed.

In which sport did Michael van Gerwen defeat Peter Wright to

win the 2014 PDC world title?

-Valerie.

-Darts.

-It's the correct answer.

-Yay!

The winning tribe is the No Tribe.

APPLAUSE

I knew your darts knowledge would come in handy, Valerie. I knew it.

Yes Tribe, I am so sorry to see you go. Clive, have you had fun with us?

Great fun, thank you. They are very strong.

They were very strong.

That is a tough tribe to come up against.

-Michelle, have you enjoyed your day with us?

-Had a brilliant time.

Been lovely getting to know you. Thank you both so much for playing.

But for Valerie and Nicki, it is time to play the Two Tribes final.

APPLAUSE

Valerie and Nicki, what a performance. Terrific stuff.

The last two rounds - very, very nice indeed.

Now, we split you into your very own tribes. It is Valerie versus Nicki.

We have also given you your very own 45 second clock.

Your job is to protect that clock at all costs.

The first question, and only the first, will be on the buzzer.

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

It keeps ticking down until they get a question right.

Then 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 of £1,000.

So, Valerie, Nicki, sorry to split you up.

It is time to play Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, just this first question on the buzzer.

The 19th century philosopher Karl Marx famously described

WHAT as the opium of the people?

-Valerie.

-Religion.

-Correct answer.

Nicki, as soon as I start this next question,

your clock will start ticking down.

Nicki, in the nursery rhyme Jack Sprat, his wife could eat no WHAT?

-Lean.

-Correct. Valerie.

Glass Spider and A Reality are the names of concert tours

by which British musician?

-Kate Bush.

-It is David Bowie.

The Charge of the Light Brigade took place

during which 19th century war?

-Crimean War.

-Correct. Nicki.

The Virgin Islands are governed by the UK and which other

English-speaking country?

-America.

-Correct.

Valerie, the 1989 the Kevin Costner film Field Of Dreams

-predominantly features which sport?

-Baseball.

-Correct. Nicki.

Daybreak At Cassis

and Plug Street are paintings by which former

British Prime Minister?

-Pass.

-It was Churchill. Nicki.

Slartibartfast is a character in which Douglas Adams novel

published in 1979?

-Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy?

-Correct. Valerie.

Who managed England to victory in the 1966 football World Cup?

-Alf Ramsey.

-Correct. Nicki.

In which 1979 film did Sting play the character Ace Face?

-Pass.

-Quadrophenia.

Nicki. Which gas, often using fire extinguishers,

has the chemical formula CO2?

-Carbon dioxide.

-Correct. Valerie.

The 1980s pop rock band A-ha formed in which country?

-Norway.

-Correct. Nicki.

Hanukkah is an eight-day festival in which religion?

-Judaism.

-Correct. Valerie.

Which spice ingredient gives the Spanish sausage chorizo

its flavour and its red colouring?

-Salsa.

-It's paprika.

Valerie, who directed the films Eyes Wide Shut

and Full Metal Jacket?

-Don't know.

-Stanley Kubrick. Valerie.

-Adult beluga whales are usually what colour?

-White.

-They are. Nicki.

Which US politician served as Mayor of New York from 1994 to 2001?

-Giuliani.

-Correct. Valerie.

In Greek mythology, who was the god of the sky

and ruler of the Olympian gods?

-Zeus.

-Correct. Nicki.

Road To Nowhere was a 1985 UK hit single for which US band?

-Talking Heads.

-Correct. Valerie.

The Manneken Pis is a landmark sculpture in which European capital?

-Amsterdam.

-Incorrect. It's Brussels.

With five seconds left on the clock,

-our winner is Nicki!

-Oh!

APPLAUSE

Goodness me, Nicki.

I wasn't sure whether I had won or not when it went bong.

-LAUGHTER

-You were a brilliant team,

the two of you. Two wins in a row.

And you provided us with a brilliant final as well.

Nicki, congratulations. But, Valerie, thank you so much.

-You've been brilliant today.

-I really enjoyed it.

-Have you had fun with us?

-I have, absolutely.

-But, Nicki, let's play for today's jackpot.

-Thank you.

APPLAUSE

Nicki, what a show.

-And you are today's winner, congratulations.

-Thank you.

I am really... No-one is more surprised than me.

You now have the opportunity to win some money.

-One question for £1,000, are you ready?

-I am ready.

OK, you have got two categories.

Would you like your final question to be about...?

-I love horse racing. I have to have horse racing, please.

-Horse racing.

-Yes.

-Your final question is about horse racing.

Let's see what it is.

Those are your two tribes. I have won the grand national. Yes or no.

Here are your four answers.

Your job is to put all four of those into their correct tribe.

If you get all four into the correct tribe, you're going

to walk away with £1,000.

It could be four in one, none in another. It could be three and one.

It could be two and two.

Any of those obvious to you, Nicki?

My dad and I

used to love watching horse racing.

Mum, Dad and I would always watch.

And the thing that we never missed

was the Grand National.

-That is quite handy at this moment in time.

-It is.

OK, so I know Don't Push It won.

OK, shall we put Don't Push It into the Yes Tribe?

Yes, please, definitely

-that one.

-There it goes.

Now, I think Party Politics was the one that won in '93.

-OK, shall we put Party Politics in the Yes Tribe?

-Yes, please.

Two answers left there.

There's Desert Orchid and there's Pineau de Re.

Now, my current affairs knowledge is rubbish

and I had forgotten who won the Grand National for 2014.

And I actually looked it up in my diary.

Cos I'm so sad, I write them down in my diary.

-SHE LAUGHS

-And he won last year.

So not quite so sad as you're making out, Nicki.

No, no. Leighton Aspell rode it as well.

-So you think Pineau de Re in the Yes Tribe?

-Yes.

OK, so we just have

the sticky matter of Desert Orchid.

Desi...

I'm going to put it in the No Tribe.

Don't think he won the Grand National, no.

He might have won the Gold Cup and all that stuff,

but I don't think he won the National.

-OK, shall we put Desert Orchid in the No Tribe?

-Yeah.

I'll tell you how your tribes look and you can tell me

if you want to lock them in.

Your Yes Tribe, you have Don't Push It, Party Politics, Pineau de Re.

And your No Tribe, Desert Orchid. Are you happy with that, Nicki?

-Yeah. Can I lock them in, please, Richard?

-Let's lock them in.

OK. Very good luck, Nicki,

you need to get all four of these correct to win £1,000.

You are fairly sure of a few of them.

Don't Push It was your first answer.

-Yeah.

-I have won the Grand National.

Don't Push It, are you on the Yes Tribe?

-Absolutely right.

-Yes!

-Absolutely right. One down.

The 2010 winner.

Don't forget, you have got to get all four of these right to

win that £1,000.

Party Politics. I have won the Grand National. Are you in the Yes Tribe?

Oh!

Correct answer.

SHE GIGGLES

Nicki, I can't believe you said it was '93, it's '92!

Oh, I said, "Or '92."

-You know nothing about the Grand National.

-I know, I'm rubbish.

-Goodness me.

-I know.

Your next answer, also in the Yes Tribe, was Pineau de Re.

-Yeah.

-You have to get all of these right for £1,000.

We are pretty sure on Pineau de Re.

Pineau de Re. I've won the Grand National. Are you in the Yes Tribe?

-Yes.

-Yay!

-The 2014 winner, Nicki, of course.

You knew that.

-Now, for £1,000.

-Oh.

-You only put one horse in the No Tribe.

-I did.

-It's Desert Orchid.

-Yeah.

I wonder at home if you got Desert Orchid in the No Tribe.

Take a look. For £1,000, Nicki, I have won the Grand National.

Desert Orchid, are you in the No Tribe?

£1,000, Nicki! Very well played. Congratulations!

Congratulations. You talked us through it all beautifully as well.

As you said, Desert Orchid won the Gold Cup,

but obviously never competed in the National.

-Terrific stuff, Nicki.

-Thank you.

-What a show from start to finish.

What might you spend that £1,000 on?

Oh, the World Cup is coming up and I would like to get tickets for

a game at the Millennium Stadium and I will take one of my best friends.

Oh, perfect.

Nicki, it has been such an absolute pleasure having you on the show.

-Congratulations. Glad to see you go home with the money.

-Thank you.

And I hope you all join us next time with seven brand-new

contestants who'll try to do exactly what Nicki just did.

We'll see you then, on Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE