Episode 14 Two Tribes

Good evening, everyone, and a very warm welcome to 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.

Hi, I'm Natalie. I am a senior nurse from Southend in Essex.

Hi, I'm Malcolm.

I'm a retired retail manager from Southampton.

Hi, I'm Val.

I'm an accountant from Letchworth Garden City in Hertfordshire.

I'm Tony. I'm a travel agent from East Kilbride.

Hello, I'm Angela.

I'm a data administrator from Manchester.

Hi, I'm Martyn, freelance product designer from Bromley in Kent.

Hi, I'm Neil. I'm an arts and humanities student in Bristol.

APPLAUSE

Welcome to all seven of you. Lovely to have you here.

We're going to find out all about you on today's show.

Before the show, you answered a questionnaire about yourselves.

Loads of questions, some of them going through now.

In each round, we'll split you into Two Tribes

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

Each tribe will then face a series of general knowledge questions.

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

At the end of the show, one of you could be walking away with

today's jackpot of £1,000, so I wish you all the very best of luck.

That's find our first Two Tribes.

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

"I am a good cook." A nice way to split people up.

Let's find out who said yes and who said no to that question.

Our Yes Tribe is...

Malcolm, Val, Angela and Neil.

Our No Tribe is Natalie, Tony and Martyn.

Everybody, join your tribes.

Yes Tribe, very impressive. Malcolm, you are a good cook?

No-one has ever been ill from my cooking, I don't think.

That is the very measure of a good cook.

-Neil, you're a student, of course.

-Yes.

You eat all sorts of things in your student days, I know that.

Yeah, normally when the student loan comes in,

it's normally Sunday roasts and things that are more elaborate

and when the money start running out, beans on toast.

You accidentally said Sunday roast instead of books, Neil.

When your student loan comes in. No Tribe.

I suspect I'm on the No Tribe. What tribe are you on at home here?

It's a tricky one. Natalie, not a natural cook?

I always used to cook.

I thought I was a fairly good cook until I met my husband

and he's a far better cook than I am so I am his sous chef.

Perfect. Absolutely perfect. Tony, you don't cook or you can't cook?

-I've got one recipe up my sleeve. It's a good 'un.

-What is it?

Rabbit Island.

-Rabbit Island?

-Rabbit Island.

-Talk us through it briefly.

Mashed potato. That's your island.

-Yes.

-Beans around your side. That's your sea.

Those little cocktail sausages stuck in the top,

-they are your rabbits. Kids love it. Rabbit Island.

-Wow.

If you want further details of Tony's recipe,

just press the red button now.

THEY LAUGH

We'll start with the Yes Tribe, our good cooks.

I'll 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.

The tribe with the most points will be safely through to the next

round so try and make sure that it is it is your tribe.

Best of luck. Malcolm, we will start with you. Start the clock.

The sport similar to golf played on a shorter course is

known as pitch and what?

-Put.

-Correct.

The Bare Necessities is a song from which 1967 Disney film?

-Jungle Book.

-Correct.

Which vegetable is known in French as chou-fleur?

-Pass.

-Neil.

-Mushrooms.

-Incorrect. Malcolm.

-Choux pastry.

-Incorrect.

Val, to save your tribe.

-Cauliflower.

-Is the right answer.

Angela, the name of which synthetic fabric is

an anagram of the word 'expands'?

-Pass.

-Neil.

-Spandex.

-Correct.

Malcolm, which exhibition centre in West Kensington

shares its name with an ancient site in Greece?

-Alexandra Palace?

-Incorrect. Val.

-Royal Albert Hall.

-Incorrect. Angela.

-Pass.

-Neil, to save your tribe.

-Can you repeat the question?

Which exhibition centre in West Kensington shares its name

with an ancient site in Greece?

-Parthenon.

-It's not. It's not.

All sorts of answers to that one.

The answer is Olympia.

Olympia.

I'm afraid at the end of that round, Yes Tribe, our good cooks,

you've cooked up 4 points.

-4 points.

-APPLAUSE

A lovely sarcastic applause for the tribe with 4 points there.

No Tribe, just 5 points will see you through to the next round.

It's a very nice target and very, very best of luck.

Start the clock.

Natalie, wild gorillas are native to the tropical forest

on which continent?

-Asia.

-Incorrect. Tony.

-Africa.

-Correct.

Martyn, according to the nursery rhyme Jack And Jill,

what did Jack break when he fell down?

-His crown.

-He did.

Natalie, a solar eclipse is caused by which astronomical object

passing between the sun and the earth?

-Moon.

-Correct.

The title of a 2011 single by Adele was Set Fire To The what?

-The world.

-Incorrect.

-Martyn.

-Rain.

-Correct. Natalie, to win.

On the periodic table,

which metal is represented by the letters AL?

-Aluminium.

-Correct answer.

And with 5 points, No Tribe, you are through to the next round.

Take your places in the centre.

Yes Tribe, 4 points. Not a big enough target.

It means you're on the losing tribe, which means

one of you has to go home. You're playing for survival.

You've got buzzers in front of you.

I'll ask a series of questions, if you get one right,

you're safely through to the next round.

But one of you will be leaving us. Best of luck to you all.

In 2014, Kris Marshall joined the cast of which TV detective drama

set on the island of St Marie?

Angela.

-Death In Paradise.

-Correct answer.

Angela, you are through to the next round.

He took over for Ben Miller in that role.

Fingers on buzzers. Good luck to you all.

The foul-mouthed characters Derek and Clive

were voiced by Dudley Moore in which other British comedian? Malcolm.

-Peter Cook.

-It's a correct answer.

Malcolm, you are through to the next round.

Val, Neil.

One of you will be leaving us, one of you will be through to the

next round and it all comes down to this one question.

Very best of luck to you both.

In 2008, which sovereign city state became the first venue to

hold a Formula One race at night?

-Neil.

-Tokyo.

It's an incorrect answer, I'm afraid.

The answer is Singapore, which means, Val,

you are through to the next round.

Neil... Our one student on the show. Let down students everywhere, Neil.

I should concentrate on studies than cooking.

Perhaps you should. At least you can cook.

Sorry we don't get to find out more about you.

Thank you so much for playing today.

But for our remaining six contestants,

it's time to find our next two tribes.

So six players remain.

Martyn, you got all of your questions right in that round.

Angela, all your questions wrong in that round.

But I do have to have a word with our good cooks,

particularly Malcolm.

So you come on here brazenly saying, "I'm a good cook,"

then you tell me choux pastry is a vegetable.

I was trying to work out in my head what the French for it was.

To my mind, that actually is a good cook,

one who promises you vegetables and gives you choux pastry.

I'd love that.

Let's see if we can get higher scores in this round.

We'll split you into two brand-new tribes.

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

"I believe in fate."

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

Our Yes Tribe is...

Natalie, our great cook Malcolm, and Angela.

So our No Tribe is Val, Tony, and Martyn.

Everybody, join your tribes.

Yes Tribe, it's an interesting one, this one.

It will split people at home as well, I suspect.

Natalie, you believe in fate?

Yeah, I believe that what's going to be is going to be.

But I do believe that you can change some of it by the way you act.

Angela, you believe in fate? Has fate ever bought you anything?

My husband.

Oh, that's nice. Do you mean you met him at a fate or...

LAUGHTER

How did they bring you together?

We lived in the same house at separate times.

-Was that after you are married?

-Before.

No Tribe. No Tribe. Tony, you don't believe in fate?

I didn't used to but I've been here twice now

so I don't want to come across as negative,

-but maybe it's my fate to be on the No team every time.

-Oh, do you think?

Do you think you're just a negative person who says no to everything?

Can you ask me the question again?

HE LAUGHS

-Martyn, you don't believe in fate?

-No.

I think most things are really under our control.

In general, I don't think there is an underlying force that

-controls everything.

-OK.

I'll tell you what, we'll start with our No Tribe.

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.

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

Try to make sure that is you. Best of luck. Start the clock.

Val, what is the official language of Austria?

-German.

-Correct.

Tony, which 1990s TV police drama, starring Robbie Coltrane,

shares its name with a type of thin, dry biscuit?

-Cracker.

-Correct. A nonagon is the shape of how many sides?

-Nine.

-Correct. Val.

Which Manchester band released the 1986 album The Queen Is Dead?

-U2.

-Incorrect. Tony.

-The Smiths.

-Correct.

Martyn, in US politics, which cabinet position has been held

by Madeleine Albright, Condoleezza Rice and Hillary Clinton?

-Vice President.

-Incorrect.

-Val.

-Secretary of State.

-Correct.

Tony, popular during the 1960s, which type of very wide tie

shares its name with a type of smoked fish?

-Kipper.

-Correct. Martyn, in the New Testament,

which Roman governor sentenced Jesus to death?

Um...

-Pass.

-Val.

-Herod.

-Incorrect.

-Tony.

-Pontius Pilate.

-Correct.

Martyn, Bjorn Borg never reached the singles final of which

Grand Slam tennis tournament?

-Wimbledon.

-Incorrect. Val.

-American.

-Incorrect. Tony.

-French.

-Incorrect. You got three out of the four.

The Australian Open was the answer to that.

At the end of that round, No Tribe, 7 points.

7 points.

So 8 points, Yes Tribe, will see you through to the next round.

Let's see what fate has in store for you. Start the clock.

Natalie, on which TV show did Levi Roots appeared seeking

investment to market his famous spicy sauce?

-Dragons' Den.

-Correct.

The use of disproportionate force is said to be like using

a sledgehammer to crack what?

-A nut.

-Correct.

Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu all star in which film

released in 2000?

-Charlie's Angels.

-Correct.

Natalie, Francois Mitterrand was first elected

president of France in which decade of the 20th century?

-The '80s.

-Correct.

Malcolm, what name is given to the dictator of Oceania

in the novel 1984?

Um...

-Dictator.

-Incorrect. Angela.

-Winston.

-Incorrect.

Natalie, to save your tribe.

Um... George.

-The answer will be familiar if the question wasn't - Big Brother.

-Oh!

Big Brother. And at the end of that round, Yes Tribe,

I'm afraid you scored just 4 points, which means with 7 points,

our winning tribe, through to the next round, is the No Tribe.

APPLAUSE

Natalie, Malcolm, Angela, you're on the losing tribe,

we have to lose one of you. You're playing for survival.

Two of you will be through to the next round,

one will be going home.

Fingers on buzzers, please.

Widely credited for popularising the miniskirt,

which fashion designer was made a Dame... Malcolm.

Mary Quant.

..was made a Dame in the 2015 New Year's Honours list?

Dame Mary Quant is the correct answer.

Malcolm, you are through to the next round.

Natalie and Angela, one of you has to leave us,

one will be through to the next round.

It comes down to this one question. Fingers on buzzers.

Best of luck to you both.

The satirical comedy programmes The News Quiz and The Now Show

are broadcast on which... Angela.

Radio 4.

..broadcast on which UK radio station?

BBC Radio 4 is the correct answer.

Angela, you are through to the next round.

Natalie, was this fate?

-No. Probably, yeah.

-Natalie, lovely getting to know you.

Sorry we don't get to find out any more about you.

-Thanks for coming along.

-Thanks for having me.

For our remaining five contestants,

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

So, Tony and Martyn, you've been on winning tribes both times

but a very low-scoring show so far.

Just as long as you know,

people at home are tutting at their televisions even as we speak.

We'll split you into two brand-new tribes now.

Let's see how we'll do that.

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

"I like a big fuss on my birthday."

All right, let's see who said yes and who said no to that question.

Our Yes Tribe is Tony, Angela, and Martyn,

which means our No Tribe, Malcolm and Val.

Everybody, join your tribes.

-Tony, you are finally on a Yes Tribe.

-It's nice.

That is very good news.

But you like people to know when it's your birthday?

Oh, I start telling people, well, like...

My birthday is 8 April, everybody.

RICHARD LAUGHS

Imagine the fuss you're going to get this year.

You know what I'd like? What I would actually like?

I'd like a cup of tea and a bacon butty with brown sauce.

-That would be me sorted.

-For the whole day?

-For the whole day.

Blimey.

Angela, what's your idea of a perfect birthday?

Pamper, pamper day.

It's a celebration of me so...

No Tribe, I'm on the No Tribe here.

I try to keep it quiet, really.

The people who need to know already know.

Malcolm, do you find people fuss around and ask you how old you are?

No, I don't think so. I think I've reached an age now where...

I'm not really too fussed about birthdays.

They are not that important to me.

There comes a point they are like World Cups.

When you've been through enough of them, they all blur into one.

That's starting with me, yes.

And, Val, you don't like a big fuss?

Not really.

Yeah, I like to do what I want to do.

-So perfect birthday?

-Going out for a long walk with some friends.

That's nice. We will start with our Yes Tribe.

We want a few more points this time, both tribes.

60 seconds worth of questions.

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

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

The winning tribe in this round will be straight through

to our final four so a very good round to win.

Best of luck to you all. Start the clock.

Tony, in the British Royal family,

who gave birth Princess Eugenie in 1990?

-Sarah Ferguson.

-Correct. Angela.

The musical Our House, which first opened in 2002, features

the songs of which band?

-Madness.

-Correct.

Martyn, football teams from which Yorkshire city

lay in the Steel City derby?

-Sheffield.

-Correct.

Tony, the fruit brandy kirsch is distilled from which fruit?

-Cherry.

-It is.

Which American puppeteer created The Muppets?

-Fred Oz.

-Incorrect. Martyn.

-James Stenson.

-Incorrect. Tony.

-Jim Henson.

-Jim Henson.

Angela, in 1610,

which Italian astronomer discovered four major moons of Jupiter?

Pass.

-Martyn.

-Galileo.

-Correct.

Tony, which University in Uxbridge, West London,

is named after an eminent Victorian engineer?

-Brunel.

-Correct.

In mathematical fractions,

what is the term for the number below the line?

-Pass.

-Martyn.

-Denominator.

-Correct.

Tony, born in 1917,

which English singer became widely known as the Forces Sweetheart?

-Vera Lynn.

-Correct. Angela.

In the standard UK version of the board game Scrabble,

the letters worth 10 points are 'Z' and which other...?

Didn't have time to finish the question. The answer was Q.

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, that's a bit more like it.

9 points.

APPLAUSE

Very well played. Tony did a bit of saving there as well.

Saved your tribe a couple of times. No Tribe... Tough challenge now.

10 points will see you safely through to our final four.

Malcolm, Val, I wish you the very best of luck. 10 points the target.

Start the clock.

Malcolm, a member of the cabbage family,

which vegetable has a variety known as curly?

Erm...

-Pass.

-Val.

-Kale.

-Correct.

Malcolm, which Carthaginian general lead an army including war

elephants across the Pyrenees in 218 BC?

-Hannibal.

-Correct.

Val, the magician and escape artist Harry Houdini

was born in which century?

-18th.

-Incorrect. Malcolm.

-The 19th.

-Correct.

Val, in which Japanese sport do competitors where a mawashi?

-Judo?

-Incorrect. Malcolm.

-Sumo wrestling.

-Correct. Val.

Big Sur is a coastal region of which US state?

-California.

-Correct. Malcolm.

In 2009, Carol Ann Duffy succeeded which writer as poet laureate?

Erm...

-Pass.

-Val.

Erm.

In 2009, Carol Ann Duffy succeeded which writer as poet laureate?

I don't know.

The answer was Andrew Motion. Andrew Motion.

You scored 5 points and that means,

with 9 points, our Yes Tribe, you are through to our final four.

APPLAUSE

Tough round, Malcolm and Val.

10 points is a very big target to hit.

It means you are on the losing tribe, which means

we have to lose one of you, I'm afraid. One question on the buzzer.

One of you will be through to our final four,

one of you will be leaving us.

Very best of luck to you both.

Which Dashiell Hammett novel made into a 1941 film starring

Humphrey Bogart introduced private detective Sam Spade?

Malcolm.

-Maltese Falcon.

-Is the correct answer.

Malcolm, you are through to the final four.

Val. Val, I'm so sorry. That was a tough score to beat, wasn't it?

-It was, yeah.

-And then a tough question.

-Yeah.

Thank you so much for playing.

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

Slightly higher scoring in that round. Well done, everybody.

Tony, you've been on every single winning tribe so far

and you got all of your questions right in that last round as well.

Very impressive. Saved your tribe a couple of times.

Now, our final four is where things change. It's always two against two.

At the end of this round, one tribe will go through to play the final

and the other tribe will be going home immediately.

No more second chances. Let's see how we are going to split you up.

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

"I love reality TV." Martyn, you've been on all three winning tribes.

-What tribe are you on this time?

-The Yes Tribe.

-You're on the Yes Tribe.

Let's find out who you're going to be on the tribe with.

The Yes Tribe are Martyn and Angela.

Our No Tribe is Malcolm and Tony.

Everybody, join your tribes.

-No Tribe. Malcolm, not a fan of reality TV?

-No.

What would you rather be watching?

I like history, those sorts of shows, documentaries.

-Quizzes?

-Yes, I love quizzes.

-Phew, that's a relief.

So no reality TV fans there on the No Tribe.

At home, are you sympathetic with them?

I suspect lots of people would be on that No Tribe. But our Yes Tribe.

Angela, what shows do you like?

I like Strictly Come Dancing, Gogglebox.

-I don't do TOWIE and Made In Chelsea.

-Yeah, you draw the line.

Martyn, what are your guilty pleasures?

Things like Big Brother, Geordie Shore, that type of thing.

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 is game over immediately.

Very best of luck to you all. Fingers on buzzers.

Here is your first question.

In 1993, Kim Young-sam became the first

civilian in over 30 years to serve as president of which Asian country?

-Malcolm.

-South Korea.

Correct answer, Malcolm. Very well played.

How many seconds are there in a quarter of an hour?

Angela.

15... No, no...

It's more than 15, Angela, I'm afraid.

No Tribe, I can hand it over to you.

How many seconds are there in a quarter of an hour?

900.

900 - the correct answer. Well played. 60x15.

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

First tribe to 5 will play in today's final.

Which 1960s film and television series starred Luke Halpin

alongside a dolphin in the title role.

Angela.

-Flipper.

-Flipper is the right answer, Angela. Well played.

Two-one to our No Tribe.

In the human body, what name is commonly given to the two

masses of lymphatic tissue at the back of the throat?

Tony.

-Tonsils.

-Tonsils is the correct answer, Tony.

1 point to our Yes Tribe, 3 points to the No Tribe.

5 points will see you in the final.

In 2014, the costume of which character from the film

The Wizard Of Oz was sold at auction for...? Tony.

-Dorothy.

-Incorrect answer.

I'll give the full question to the Yes Tribe and you can confer.

In 2014, the costume of which character from the film

The Wizard Of Oz was sold at auction for over 3 million?

We are going to say the Lion.

Correct answer. The Cowardly Lion. Well played, Yes Tribe.

Which dish consists of raw steak mince mixed with a raw egg and...

Tony.

Steak tartare.

..mixed with a raw egg and onion and then seasoned

and shaped to into a patty? Steak tartare is the correct answer.

Very well played and well interrupted.

2 points to the Yes Tribe, 4 points now to the No Tribe.

You are one correct answer away from playing in today's final.

Best of luck to both tribes.

In the Six Nations rugby tournament,

the team that finishes last is traditionally... Martyn.

Wooden spoon.

..is traditionally said to have one which kitchen utensil?

Wooden spoon, Martyn. Again, very well interrupted.

Fingers on buzzers. Best of luck to you all.

In 2004, which female star of musical theatre began

presenting a Sunday afternoon show on BBC... Angela.

-Elaine Paige.

-..on BBC Radio 2?

Elaine Paige is the correct answer, Angela.

Suddenly it's four-all.

First of 5 is in our final so it all comes down to this one question.

Angela, Martyn.

Malcolm, Tony. Fingers on buzzers. Very best of luck to all of you.

In 1917, King George V began the tradition of sending

telegrams to people celebrating... Tony.

-The 100th birthday.

-..celebrating which birthday?

100th is the correct answer.

No Tribe, you are through to today's final.

APPLAUSE

Good game, everybody.

Angela and Martyn, you put up quite a fight there.

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

-Have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Yes, I have. It's been lovely.

It's been lovely having you on the show as well. Martyn?

Yeah, it's been great.

It's been lovely getting to know you both but for Malcolm and Tony,

it's time to play the Two Tribes final.

Malcolm and Tony, congratulations on making it this far.

-Tony has been on every single winning tribe.

-I've done OK.

We split you into your very own two tribes now.

It's Malcolm versus Tony.

We've also giving you your very

own 45 second clock.

Your job is to protect that clock. The first question

will be on the buzzer.

If you buzz in and get it right, your opponent's clock will

start ticking down.

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

at which point your clock will start ticking down.

Your challenge is to force your opponent's clock down to zero.

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

So, Malcolm, Tony, good luck to you both. Let's play Two Tribes.

Just this first question on the buzzer.

Popularly used by media companies, the internet domain suffix '.tv'...

Tony.

-Tuvalu.

-..belongs to which small Pacific Island country?

Tuvalu is the correct answer.

It means, Malcolm,

as soon as I start the next question,

your clock will start ticking down.

Malcolm, which American boxing legend was named the BBC

-sports personality of the century?

-Muhammad Ali.

-Correct.

Tony, in the UK,

the clocks go forward an hour on the last Sunday of which month?

-March.

-Correct. Malcolm.

Who won the best actress Oscar for her portrayal of June Carter

in the 2005 film Walk The Line?

-Reese Witherspoon.

-Correct.

Tony, a situation fraught with trouble is often likened

to the nest of which large type of wasp?

-Hornet.

-Correct.

Malcolm, which politician served as Chancellor of the Exchequer

of the UK from 1997 to 2007?

Um...

-Pass.

-It was Gordon Brown. Malcolm, in human anatomy,

the femur is commonly known by what other name?

-Funny bone.

-Incorrect. It's the thighbone.

Pork pies are traditionally used as rhyming slang for which word?

-Hat?

-It's lie.

Malcolm, according to the title of a BBC TV show,

Dick and Dom were in which type of house?

-Pass.

-A bungalow.

Malcolm, in 2013, who became the 266th Pope

of the Catholic Church?

-Gregory.

-Incorrect.

It's Francis I.

Oh, Malcolm. Oh, Malcolm.

At the end of that round, with 34 seconds still left on the clock,

Tony, you're today's winner.

APPLAUSE

-When you get one wrong, Malcolm...

-It goes.

-The domino effect.

-Everything went.

-Malcolm, it's been lovely having you on the show.

-Have you had a nice time today?

-A great time.

It's been really, really good fun.

A pleasure getting to know you,

thank you for coming along and playing.

But for Tony, every single winning tribe and it continues now.

Let's play for today's jackpot.

Tony. Congratulations.

What a performance throughout the show.

-Nerve-racking, I tell you.

-You haven't made it look nerve-racking.

You've been great fun and a great quizzer as well.

Now, you have the opportunity to win some money. One question for £1,000.

Are you ready?

-Yes.

-OK. Firstly, you have the choice of two categories.

Do you want your final question to be about -

Golfers or Literary Characters for your final question?

I know very, very little about golf.

-Let's go with Literary Characters.

-Literary Characters, OK.

Your final question is about literary characters.

Let's see what it is.

"I'm a character from a novel by one of the Bronte sisters."

Emily, Charlotte or Anne.

Yes or No, those are your two tribes.

-OK.

-Here are your four answers.

So, I'm a character from a novel

by one of the Bronte sisters.

Now your job is to put all four of those answers

into their correct tribe.

If you get all four in their correct tribe, you'll win £1,000.

It could be four-zero, three-one, two-two,

it can be any of those combinations.

So, four answers, two tribes, £1,000.

Are you ready to play, Tony?

-As ready as I'll ever be.

-Let's play. Any of those leaping out at you?

Elizabeth Bennet at the top. Dorothea Brooke,

Catherine Earnshaw...

I've got absolutely no idea

and I wish I would had gone for the golfers now.

At least I would have been able to recognise golfers' names

-or something like that.

-Yeah.

-This is just going to have to be 100% guess.

-Oh, this is fun.

There's a random chance. Let's start at the top.

Elizabeth Bennet.

-Yes or no?

-Shall we say yes.

-Say yes for Elizabeth Bennet.

-Dorothea Brooke.

-Dorothea Brooke.

I'm trying to think of names that sound like the writers that

think them up. You know, if it's like Dickens then it's going to be...

-Wattses.

-Yep. I think you've got a perfect, perfect strategy here.

Dorothea Brooke. She sounds...

We'll say no for Dorothea.

Let's put Dorothea Brooke into the No Tribe.

Next one down, Catherine Earnshaw.

Catherine Earnshaw, good Yorkshire name.

It's not coming any more Bronte than that, is it?

We'll put her in the Yes.

Let's put Catherine Earnshaw in the Yes Tribe for the Yorkshire

connection.

At the bottom there - Arthur Clennam.

Arthur Clennam.

He sounds like a baddie, doesn't he?

Arthur Clennam, should be say yes or no for him?

Let's say one or the other, shall we?

-Should we have three yeses and one no?

-Hey, up to you.

-Three yeses and one no.

-OK, Arthur Clennam, let's put him in Yes.

In your Yes Tribe, you've got -

In your No Tribe, Dorothea Brooke. Are you happy with that?

-Yeah, let's go for it.

-Should we lock them in?

-Yes.

-Let's lock them in.

Well, it's been an interesting strategy, Tony.

You're one of entire guesswork.

If you've got all four of them in the correct tribes,

you're going to walk away with £1,000.

You started with Elizabeth Bennet, who you put in the Yes Tribe.

"I'm a character from a novel by one of the Bronte sisters."

Elizabeth Bennet, are you on the Yes Tribe?

Right from word go, Tony, I'm afraid. No more agony for us.

Of course, she's from Jane Austen's Pride And Prejudice.

Elizabeth Bennet.

Let's take a look at how the tribes should have looked.

See if you got them at home.

OK, Catherine Earnshaw, you put her in the Yes Tribe.

She is from Wuthering Heights.

Dorothea Brooke, you got that right,

she's from Middlemarch, by George Eliot.

But Arthur Clennam,

actually a Dickens' character from Little Dorrit.

Very well done if you got those tribes at home.

-Tony, bad category for you.

-What can you do?

-You're not a fan of the Brontes?

-Um...

I can... No.

HE LAUGHS

Tony, you haven't won today's jackpot.

You've been a terrific player, though.

It does mean that seven brand-new contestants next time

will be playing for a jackpot of £2,000.

We hope you can join us then, on Two Tribes.