Episode 13 Two Tribes

Good evening, everyone. And welcome to another Two Tribes.

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

We've got seven brand-new contestants, all ready to play.

-So let's meet them.

-APPLAUSE

Hello, I'm Wendy. I'm a translator from Malvern.

Hi, I'm Tony. I'm a computer programmer from Southend-on-Sea.

Hello, I'm Stephen. I'm a marriage registrar from Gravesend in Kent.

Hello, I'm Megan. I'm a beauty therapist from Horsham.

Hi, I'm John. I'm a general practice manager from Renfrew.

Hi, I'm Kerri. I'm an office manager from Gidea Park in Essex.

Hi, I'm Matt. I'm a customer sales advisor from Wolverhampton.

Very, very lovely to meet you all.

We'll be finding out a lot about you as the show goes on.

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

answering hundreds of questions all about yourselves.

There they are. In every round, we'll split you into two tribes

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

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

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

If you do that, you could be walking away with today's jackpot.

Now, good luck to you all. Shall we find today's first two tribes?

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

Oh, I eat five-a-day.

I so don't. Anyway, we'll discuss that in a moment.

Let's find out who's on the tribes first. On the Yes Tribe, it is...

Stephen, Megan and John.

And on our No Tribe. Wendy, Tony, Kerri and Matt.

Everybody, join your tribes.

Oh, we've done this category before, No Tribe,

and it always makes me feel incredibly guilty.

Tony, you don't manage it?

I was hoping they'd include apple cider, to be honest.

-Then I'll be fine.

-It'd be handy, or hops.

-Either. Both.

-Kerri?

I'd probably get to about three or four.

As they don't count wine or anything like that, so...

Why is it, do you think? Are you not a fan of vegetables?

It's a bit awkward cos I'm actually vegetarian, as well.

So, hold on. Kerri.

-You're a vegetarian...

-Yeah.

-..and you don't eat five fruit and veg a day?

-No.

Now, look... Oh, look at these three.

-LAUGHTER

-Look at these angels.

These are who we aspire to be.

John, how do you get your five-a-day?

Mainly fruit, as you can see from my lean figure.

My only problem's I eat five of the other food groups, as well.

Oh, you're a man after my own heart, John.

Let's start with our No Tribe.

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

If you 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've got to do is make sure your tribe is the winner.

If you do that, you're through to the next round. Simple as that.

Start the clock. Wendy, penne and fusilli

are varieties of which foodstuff?

-Pasta.

-They are. Tony, English, Afrikaans and Zulu

are three of the 11 official languages of which country?

-Pass.

-Kerri.

-Africa.

Incorrect. Matt.

-Asia.

-Incorrect. Wendy, to save your tribe.

English, Afrikaans and Zulu are three of the 11 official languages

-of which country?

-South Africa.

-Correct.

Tony, a twitcher is a colloquial name for somebody

who's particularly interested in watching what animal?

-Birds.

-Correct. Kerri, in 2014, the BBC's Match Of The Day

celebrated which anniversary?

-100th.

-Incorrect. Matt.

-20th.

-Incorrect. Wendy.

-50th.

Correct. Tony, in Greek mythology,

-which mountain was believed to be the home of the gods?

-Olympus.

Correct. Kerri, who starred as James Bond in the 2002 film

Die Another Day?

-Er, Pierce Brosnan.

-He did.

Matt, Budgie, the animated character created by Sarah, Duchess of York,

was what type of vehicle?

-Car.

-Incorrect. Wendy.

-Helicopter.

Correct. Tony, which fashion model was born in Australia in 1964

and is nicknamed The Body?

The answer to that was Elle Macherson.

At the end of that round, No Tribe, more specifically, Wendy.

-LAUGHTER

-Scored seven points.

-APPLAUSE

-Seven points.

So... Our five-a-dayers.

Eight points will see you through to the next round.

Wish you the very best of luck.

Start the clock. Stephen, the 1979 film Life Of Brian,

was made by which comedy troupe?

-Monty Python.

-Correct. Megan, which number is represented

by the Roman numerals XXX?

-15.

-Incorrect. John.

-30.

Correct. Stephen. Apple and Moses are the children of the musician

-Chris Martin and which American actress?

-Gwyneth Paltrow.

Correct. Megan, the tennis player Greg Rusedski was born

in which Commonwealth country?

-Pass.

-John.

-Canada.

Correct. Stephen, Memory is a song from which

Andrew Lloyd Webber musical?

-Phantom Of The Opera.

-Incorrect. Megan.

-Cats.

Correct. John, produced in Cumbria, which sausage is sold

in a continuous length and usually served in a spiral.

-Cumberland.

-Correct.

Stephen, which element on the periodic table is sometimes

-known as quicksilver?

-Mercury.

Correct. Megan, to win, which city gave its name

to a ring of British KGB spies that included Kim Philby and Guy Burgess?

-Pass.

-John.

-Pass.

-Stephen, to save your tribe.

-Cambridge.

Is the correct answer.

That's eight points, and our winning tribe is the Yes Tribe.

APPLAUSE

Please take your places in the centre.

So...

Unfortunately, one of you is going to have to leave us.

You're on the wrong tribe. You're on the losing tribe.

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

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

If you do buzz in and give me an incorrect answer, though,

you'll be going home immediately. Very best of luck.

Which singer, known for songs including La Vie En Rose

and Non Je Ne Regrette Rien, had the nickname Little Sparrow?

-Wendy.

-Edith Piaf.

Wendy, you're absolutely right and you're through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Tony, Kerri, Matt.

Wish you all the very best of luck.

According to European law, which blue cheese

can only be produced in three East Midlands counties?

-Kerri.

-Stilton.

-Is that a guess?

-Yes.

-It's a correct guess.

-You're through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Tony. Matt.

You were on the wrong tribe and one of you will be leaving us.

Very best of luck to you both.

Darts player Phil "The Power" Taylor got his nickname

from the title of a 1990 UK number one single by which band?

Tony.

Taken too long, I'm afraid. The answer was Snap.

And that means, Matt, by default, you're through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

-Tony, you knew it.

-I knew it.

Tony, thank you for coming and playing.

-Sorry we didn't get to know you a little bit better.

-OK.

For our remaining six players, though,

it's time to find two brand-new tribes.

Congratulations.

Especially to Wendy.

You got every single one of your questions right in that round.

-Matt...less so.

-LAUGHTER

You got every single one of your questions wrong

and relied on Tony to get you through there at the last minute.

-But, maybe a late surge from you.

-Yeah.

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

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

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

I consider myself middle class.

Ah, that is a hornets nest, isn't it?

I consider myself middle-class.

There's just rows going on at home this very second.

What tribe are you on at home?

Let's find out what tribes we're on here.

-Wendy, what tribe are you on?

-Middle-class.

-You're middle-class.

OK. Let's see who our Yes Tribe is.

Our Yes Tribe - Wendy, Megan and John.

That means our No Tribe is Stephen, Kerri and Matt.

Everybody, join your tribes.

Such a tricky one, this.

-Megan.

-Yes.

-Megan, you consider yourself middle-class?

-I do, yes.

-And why is that?

-Um, that's a really good question.

-Thank you.

LAUGHTER

Everyone always just told me I was.

-So, I thought I might as well embrace it.

-There you go.

It's the very definition. If someone tells you you are, you are.

-So, No Tribe. Matt.

-HE SNIGGERS

What? You all right?

I was just laughing cos...

I couldn't remember the definition of it.

I think of it like Titanic, you know, the people down on the bottom.

-Yeah.

-A bit of a party.

And I just think...

I'm one of them lads having a party down on the bottom.

There you go, that is the perfect definition of working class.

Perfect. We've got it covered.

We will start with our Yes Tribe.

Our middle-class tribe. 60 seconds worth of questions.

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

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

Wish you all the very, very best of luck.

Start the clock. Wendy, in the 1955 Disney film Lady And The Tramp,

what type of creatures are the title characters?

-Dogs.

-They are.

Megan, in which decade were the princes William and Harry born?

-Er... 80s.

-Correct.

John, formed in 2010, the members of which pop group have the surnames

Tomlinson, Payne, Horan, Malik and Styles?

-One Direction.

-Correct.

Wendy, the international airport of which Asian city

is identified by the code BKK?

-Erm, Bangkok.

-Correct.

Megan, which word for a portable case for arrows

can also mean to shake or tremble?

-Pass.

-John.

-Quiver.

Correct. Wendy, what does the E stand for

in the name of the Middle Eastern country abbreviated UAE?

Erm... Emirates.

Correct. Megan, the fictional city state of Metropolis is home

of which DC comics superhero, who first appeared in 1938?

-Erm... Pass.

-John.

-Superman.

Correct. Wendy, in 1985, which German tennis player

won the Wimbledon men's singles title at the age of 17?

-Boris Becker.

-He did. Megan, leaves from which type of tree

form the main diet of a...of a koala.

The answer there, was eucalyptus. At the end of that round,

Yes Tribe, you scored a very middle-class eight points.

APPLAUSE

You are going to need to score nine points, No Tribe,

to be safely through to the next round. Very best of luck to you all.

Start the clock. Stephen, the word dame

is an anagram of the name of which cheese?

-Edam.

-Correct. Kerri, according to a 1988 single by Morrissey,

every day is like which day of the week?

-Monday.

-Incorrect. Matt.

-Tuesday.

-Incorrect. Stephen, to save your tribe.

Thursday.

If Morrissey is watching, he will be mortified.

Every day is like Sunday.

Every day is like Sunday. I'm so sorry.

At the end of that round, No Tribe, you've scored...

-Let me count them up.

-LAUGHTER

One. Which means, safely through to the next round, with eight points,

it's the Yes Tribe.

So, No Tribe, one of you is going to have to go home, I'm afraid.

Stephen, Kerri, Matt, fingers on buzzers.

You're playing for survival.

Which magicians and entertainers are known for their Las Vegas

shows and appearances with white lions and...

-Kerri.

-Siegfried & Roid.

I can't give it to you, Kerri. It's Siegfried & ROY, I'm afraid.

-I'm so sorry.

-OK.

-That means, unfortunately, you leave us.

It does mean Matt, somehow, you're still with us.

And, Stephen, also still with us.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Kerri, I hate this.

-I stumbled over my words.

-I know, I'm so sorry.

-Have you enjoyed yourself with us?

-I have indeed, it's been a great day.

Thank you and I'm genuinely sorry to see you go.

-Thank you very much for playing.

-No worries.

But for our remaining five players, time to find our next two tribes.

So, Wendy, all your questions right again.

That means every single question on the entire show, you've got right.

OK, we're going to split you into two brand-new tribes now.

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

I enjoy fancy dress parties.

Matt, what tribe are you on here?

-Yes.

-You're on the Yes Tribe.

-It'd be handy to have Wendy with you.

-I know, definitely.

Shall we find out? The Yes Tribe is,

-Matt, Wendy and Megan.

-Yes.

Which means our No Tribe - Stephen and John.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

-APPLAUSE

John...you don't enjoy fancy dress parties,

yet you've come to the show in that shirt.

LAUGHTER

Just not my scene, fancy dress. I went once.

I stuck a light bulb in my mouth and a long overcoat

and went as Uncle Fester, but that's the only time I've...

Yes Tribe. Matt, what's your ideal fancy dress costume?

Me and a few of the lads have got the Ghostbusters costumes.

-Matt and the lads in the Ghostbusters costumes.

-Look out.

Nice. We will start with our Yes Tribe, our fancy dressers.

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.

Don't forget, the winning tribe in this round

will be going straight through to our final four.

Try and make sure that it's your tribe. Start the clock.

Wendy, on a standard magnetic compass,

which direction lies directly opposite northeast?

Southwest.

Correct. Megan, in 2004, which comedian began hosting the TV show

You've Been Framed?

Er...Harry Hill.

Correct. Matt. Helvetica, Calibri and Times New Roman

are all names of what?

-Pass.

-Wendy.

-Font.

-Correct. Megan, in ceramics, what name is given

to a furnace or oven used for drying or firing a substance?

-Clay oven.

-Incorrect.

-Matt.

-Pass.

-Wendy.

-A kiln.

-Correct. Megan, what is the English name of the city

that is known as Firenze in Italian?

-Pass.

-Matt.

-Pass.

-Wendy.

-Florence.

Yes, it's the right answer. Megan, how many events are competed

in a heptathlon?

-Ten.

-Incorrect. Matt.

-12.

-Incorrect. Wendy.

-Seven.

-Yeah, that's right.

-LAUGHTER

Megan, in 2013, which New Zealand born singer

released the UK number one single Royals?

-Er... Lorde.

-Correct.

Matt, The Steadfast Tin Soldier

and Thumbelina are fairy tales by which Danish author?

The answer to that was Hans Christian Andersen.

You know what, we've had some unusual rounds on Two Tribes

over the years. That goes down as one of the more unusual.

Now, well, at the end of that round, the sum of it is

-you've scored seven points.

-APPLAUSE

So, Stephen and John, our No Tribe.

Eight points will see you into the final four.

Wish you both the very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Stephen, in the 1980s, The Weather Girls had a UK hit entitled

It's Raining what?

-Men.

-Correct. John, Usain Bolt has won individual Olympic gold medals

over 100 metres and which other distance?

-200 metres.

-Correct. Stephen. Arborio and Jasmine

are types of which food staple?

-Pass.

-John.

-Rice.

They are. Stephen, which detective is the protagonist

of the 19th-century novel The Sign Of Four?

-Sherlock Holmes.

-Correct.

John. Bikram, kundalini and ashtanga are all types of which practice?

-Yoga.

-Correct. Stephen, which museum in London

houses both the Elgin Marbles and the Rosetta Stone?

-The British Museum.

-Correct.

John, in which US TV series did Calista Flockhart

play a lawyer at the Boston firm Cage, Fish and Associates?

-Ally McBeal.

-Correct. Stephen, in 2013,

which tennis player became the oldest woman ever to reach

world number one in the WTA rankings?

-Martina Navratilova.

-Incorrect. John.

Oh, gee.

2013, which tennis player became the oldest woman ever to reach

-world number one in the WTA rankings?

-Serena Williams.

Is the correct answer. With one second to go.

And that means you scored eight points.

-APPLAUSE

-No Tribe.

You are safely through to the final four,

please take your places in the centre.

One second to go there.

Wendy, Megan...Matt.

You're playing for survival. Two of you will be in our final four.

-Probably Matt, I'm almost certain.

-LAUGHTER

One of you will be going home.

Fingers on buzzers. Here is your first question.

What is the name of the droid that speaks the first line of dialogue

in the 1977 film Star Wars?

-Megan.

-C-3P0.

Is the correct answer. You're through to the final four.

APPLAUSE

Wendy. Matt.

It's like one of those games in the third round of the FA Cup

when Manchester United play against Witney town.

-Am I Man United?

-LAUGHTER

We're about to find out, aren't we? Very best of luck to both of you.

One of you will be leaving us. One of you will be in our final four.

What is the name of the projection of the thyroid cartilage

at the front of the neck that is more prominent in men than in women?

-Wendy.

-Adam's apple.

Is the correct answer. You're through to the final four.

Please take your place in the middle.

APPLAUSE

-Matt.

-I can't believe I made it this far, to be honest.

LAUGHTER

You're not the only person in Britain saying that

right at the moment, Matt.

But, genuinely, it's been a lot of fun having you on the show,

-it really has. Thank you so much for playing.

-Thank you.

For our final four, though, it's time to find our next two tribes.

Well, what a round. That had it all. That had it all.

John, very well done with Serena Williams with one second to go.

Wendy, every single question right, once again.

You've got a 100% record through the show.

This is where things change in our final four

cos it's always two against two. And at the end of the round,

the winning tribe will be going through to play in our final.

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

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

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

I believe in aliens.

John, terrific performance in that last round.

-What tribe are you on here?

-I'm on the No Tribe.

You're on the No Tribe. If you could pick a partner, who would you pick?

-Probably the lady at the end, Wendy.

-Well, let's have a little look.

No Tribe is John...and Wendy.

Which means our Yes Tribe is Stephen and Megan.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

-APPLAUSE

So, I believe in aliens. I believe in aliens.

Stephen, it's one of those things that makes you sound

slightly unhinged, but actually,

how could there not be aliens, really?

Space is just such a big place,

I just think statistically there must be something out there.

-You would think, wouldn't you?

-I would hope.

-Space, it's pretty big.

-Megan.

-Yes.

-Megan, do you have the same view?

-I do a little bit, yes.

I think that there's definitely something out there.

And Area 51 and all of that.

-Oh, so you think they visited us.

-I do, yes.

-Do you?

-I do.

-In what form?

-That's a really good question.

Probably something from Independence Day, or something.

There you go.

John...you don't think that maybe somewhere?

No, I would have seen one by now. LAUGHTER

No, that's true.

Well, Megan hasn't seen one and she still seems fairly sure.

Now, this round is all on the buzzers.

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

The losing tribe will be going home immediately.

So, very best of luck to all four of you.

Fingers on buzzers, here is your first question.

Professor Brian Cox is a former member of which pop band,

who had a UK... Stephen.

Housemartins.

Incorrect. I'll give the full question. You can confer, No Tribe.

They had a UK number one hit with Things Can Only Get Better.

-D-Ream.

-D-Ream is the right answer, John, very well played.

One-nil to the No Tribe.

Which French word is the term for the attendant in a casino,

who deals cards... John.

-Croupier.

-..and collects bets at a gaming table.

Croupier is the right answer.

Two-nil to the No Tribe.

In the cartoon series Dastardly And Muttley In Their Flying Machines,

which type of bird do the duo attempt to...

-Stephen.

-Pigeon.

..attempt to stop and catch.

Pigeon is the right answer, Stephen, well played. Two plays one.

The first three prime numbers are two, three and five...

-Stephen.

-Seven.

I'm going to have to give the whole question to the other side.

-Sorry.

-That's all right.

-The first three prime numbers are

two, three and five. What is the fifth?

-11.

-11.

-11.

-11 is the right answer.

That's tough on an early buzz, that one.

Three points to our No Tribe. One point to our Yes Tribe.

Five points will see you in today's final.

Celebrating Napoleon's retreat from Moscow,

the piece known as the 1812 overture is by...

John.

-Tchaikovsky.

-..is by which Russian composer?

Tchaikovsky is the correct answer.

Four-one, to the No Tribe.

You are one question away from today's final.

Yes Tribe, you need to be buzzing in and getting some right.

In 1980, in an episode of Dallas entitled Who Done It

Kristin Shepard was revealed to have done what?

-John.

-Shot JR.

Is exactly right. And five-one winners, it's the No Tribe.

APPLAUSE

Stephen. Megan.

Steam-rollered a little bit there.

-Thank you so much for playing.

-Thank you.

-It's been a pleasure getting to know both of you.

-Thank you.

-I hope you've enjoyed yourself.

-Yes.

Excellent. But for Wendy and John,

it's time to play the Two Tribes final.

Wendy and John. Brilliant stuff.

You've had very different routes through the show,

I think it's fair to say, today.

But you find yourselves in the final together.

Where we split you into your very own tribes now.

This time it's Wendy versus John.

We've also given you your very own 45-second clock.

Your job is to protect that clock.

The first question, and only the first question,

will be on the buzzer.

If you get it right, your opponent's clock will start ticking down.

It'll keep ticking down until they get a question right

and then your clock will start ticking down.

Your challenge is to force your opponent's clock

all the way down to zero. And if you do that,

you'll be playing for today's jackpot of £1,000.

Wendy, John. Let's play Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, just this first question on the buzzer. Best of luck to you both.

On UK traffic lights, at a pelican crossing, which colour light

follows a flashing amber signal?

-John.

-Green.

Correct. That means as soon as I start the next question, Wendy,

your clock will start ticking.

Wendy, the soldier explorers known as conquistadors

came primarily from which country?

-Er, Venezuela.

-Incorrect. Spain.

Wendy, which presenter completed a 24-hour live TV marathon

for Text Santa in 2014?

-Ben Shepherd.

-It was Phillip Schofield.

Wendy, in Postman Pat, what was the name of Pat's black and white cat?

-Fluffy.

-It's Jess. Wendy, in the planned rail network HS2,

what does the H stand for?

-High.

-Correct.

John, in 2014, which former Spice Girl opened her first fashion store

in Dover Street, London?

-Posh Spice.

-Correct.

Wendy, the TV series Angel was a spin-off

from which supernatural teen series?

-Law And Order.

-Incorrect. Buffy The Vampire Slayer.

Wendy, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

appears on the one euro coin of which country?

-Austria.

-Correct.

John, the green fairy is a nickname of which liquor,

which at one time was banned in many countries?

-Chartreuse.

-It was absinthe.

John, in which racket sport did Jahangir Khan win 555...

-Squash.

-..straight matches? Correct.

Wendy, which member of the Scooby-Doo gang

consistently loses her glasses?

-Velma.

-Correct.

John, "If you can keep your head

"when all about you are losing theirs"

is the opening to a poem by who?

-Pass.

-It's Rudyard Kipling.

John, what name is given to the coloured part of the eye,

-responsible for controlling the diameter of the pupil?

-The iris.

Correct. Wendy, in 2014,

which long jumper won gold for England at the Commonwealth Games?

-Oh, I can't remember.

-It's Greg Rutherford.

Wendy, which singer famously wore a dress resembling a swan

to the Academy Awards ceremony...? Your time is up.

The answer to that one, Wendy, was Bjork.

That means with 16 seconds on the clock...

-John, you're today's winner.

-APPLAUSE

Goodness me. Very well played, John.

Wendy, you hadn't got a question wrong at any point,

then three in a row. Bad time to start getting questions wrong.

Yeah, my mind went blank. I was very pleased to get this far.

-You've been absolutely brilliant throughout.

-Thank you.

The way you've saved your tribe all the way through was terrific.

-Thanks for playing.

-Thanks.

-It's been lovely getting to know you.

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

John.

-Today's winner.

-Yeah.

You must have been delighted when Wendy

started getting some questions wrong.

-Yeah.

-She's a pretty formidable opponent.

-She was, yes.

But you have done the business. You've done it all the way through.

You've been on every single winning tribe.

And now you have the opportunity to win some money.

-One question for £1,000. You ready to play?

-Yes.

OK. Firstly, I'm going to give you a choice of two categories.

Do you want your final question to be about US politics

or children's books? Tricky.

It's the lesser of two evils,

I don't think I know much about children's books,

so I'm going to have to go for US politics.

OK, US politics, John has chosen.

Let's see what it is.

I served as US president in the 20th century. Yes or no.

I'm going to give you four answers now.

And they are...

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

It can be four and zero.

It could be three and one, it could be two and two.

But you need to get all four in the correct tribe for £1,000.

So, four answers, two tribes. Are you ready to play?

-Yeah.

-Let's play. Any obvious ones for you there, John?

Well, I can move Harry Truman to Yes cos he was definitely 20th-century.

OK, let's put Harry Truman in Yes for now. Don't forget,

you can move all of these around until they're locked in.

I'm going to go Yes for Herbert Hoover.

So, we'll move Herbert Hoover to the Yes Tribe.

Grover Cleveland and Calvin Coolidge.

I'm going to go Yes for Calvin Coolidge, as well.

I've a funny feeling he could have been after the First World War

-at some point so...

-OK.

-..yes for Calvin Coolidge.

Coolidge in the Yes Tribe.

Grover Cleveland's going to be a guess, actually. It's...

You've not just said, "I served as US president," that would have helped.

I'm going to say No for Grover Cleveland cos I can't think of him

-in the 20th century.

-OK.

Let's put him in No for now.

Take a final look at that, John.

-See if you're happy. I know you're not happy, but...

-I'm not happy.

I'm happy with two and I'm unhappy with the other two.

It's probably guesswork, but I'm going to lock in.

OK, let's lock it in.

Does that match what you've got at home?

Are those the tribes you got those four presidents in?

You started with Harry Truman, pretty sure about that one.

I served as a US president in the 20th century.

Harry Truman, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Of course. 1945 to 1953.

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-Harry S Truman.

Herbert Hoover. Was he a president in the 20th century?

You're saying he was. Let's find out if you're right.

You've got to get all four of these for £1,000.

I served as US president in the 20th century.

Herbert Hoover, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Yes, '29 to '33. Safe and sound.

Safe and sound.

Now we get to the business end, John.

Calvin Coolidge, you thought maybe just after the First World War.

You were thinking. Good luck, John.

You've got to get all four of these for £1,000.

I served as a US president in the 20th century.

Calvin Coolidge, are you in the Yes Tribe?

-He is, indeed.

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1923 to 1929, Coolidge.

So, yeah, you weren't far out on your dates.

So, Grover Cleveland.

-You know he's a president.

-I think he was a president and I just...

I'm hoping it's going to be the late 19th century.

Well, you've got three out of four right.

Four out of four will send you home with £1,000,

which'll be very nice to have.

Very best of luck, John.

I served as a US president in the 20th century.

Grover Cleveland, are you in the No Tribe?

-Yeah, well played, John.

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Well played.

You're right, he was president. He had two terms,

non-consecutive terms in the late 19th century. Grover Cleveland.

So, you thought you knew nothing and in the end,

you pretty much aced the board. You told us exactly who was what

and when and all of that business. You knew more than you thought.

It's not my top subject, I would say, but I've known enough.

So, you're taking our £1,000 back with you.

What you think you'll spend that on?

I've booked two holidays last week,

-so I'll be able to pay for one of them.

-Perfect. Absolutely perfect.

-John, thank you so much for playing.

-Thank you very much.

-You've been a terrific contestant.

-I've enjoyed myself.

Join us next time where seven new contestants

will be trying to do what John just did.

-We'll see you then, on Two Tribes.

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