Episode 15 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 new contestants, they're all ready to play.

-So let's meet them.

-APPLAUSE

I'm Ian. I'm a wedding ring salesman.

And I'm from St Albans in Hertfordshire.

I'm Tom. I'm a chemistry student from Witney in Oxfordshire.

I'm Amy. I'm a dental nurse from York.

I'm Sarah. I'm a novelist from St Ives in Cornwall.

I'm Julian.

I'm a shopkeeper from Weston-super-Mare in Somerset.

I'm Omer. I'm a charity administrator from Birmingham.

I'm Ruth. I'm an HR assistant in an old peoples' home.

And I'm from Leeds in West Yorkshire.

Lovely to meet you all. Welcome along.

Lovely to have a wedding ring salesman on the show.

That's a first, Ian, I think.

Before the show you completed our in-depth survey.

You answered hundreds of questions about yourselves.

Some of them are on the screen there now.

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

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

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

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

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

of £2,000.

So, very best of luck to you all.

Let's find our first two tribes.

Before the show, we asked you the following.

All right, I love karaoke. Let's do this.

The Yes Tribe. Let's find out who said yes and who said no to that.

The Yes Tribe is Ian, Julian and Omer.

The No Tribe is Tom, Amy, Sarah and Ruth.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

-APPLAUSE

So, I love karaoke. What tribe are you on at home here?

Ian, our wedding ring salesman.

If he liked it, he should have put a ring on it.

Is that one of yours?

-No, not really.

-What's your favourite karaoke song?

-I like Frank Sinatra, That's Life.

-Nice.

A little bit of Sinatra from Ian.

Julian. Julian, what would you treat us to in the karaoke?

Anything you want to put in front of me, really, but I prefer ballads.

-A ballad. Again, you do a bit of Sinatra or...?

-I will do.

-I'll do it badly but I'll do it.

-AUDIENCE CHUCKLES

-That's karaoke all over, isn't it?

-Absolutely. Great fun.

-Omer, what's your favourite karaoke song?

-You know what?

I like something really fun. I think, Ignition remix

is one of mine, personally.

-That's mine.

-We need to do this together. That needs to happen.

I've gone on record many times before as saying R Kelly's

-Ignition...

-This needs to happen.

..is my karaoke song. I always break it out. Always do.

Omer, a man after my own heart. Now, I want Omer to win.

-LAUGHTER

-No Tribe. No Tribe.

-Tom, not a karaoke fan?

-No, not at all.

-Not at all.

I see people doing it, make a fool of themselves. Just not for me.

Not for you. Have you ever been forced up there?

-I have once or twice, yeah.

-What have you had to do?

Don't Stop Me Now by Queen. RICHARD LAUGHS

Well, that is ironic.

-Sarah, do you ever do karaoke?

-Never.

And everyone should be really grateful that I don't.

-Terrible voice?

-Awful. Awful.

You're saving society. Ruth, don't like karaoke?

My old boss said that I sang like Les Dawson played the piano.

Oh, that's nice, isn't it?

You don't want to hear me and Omer do a bit of R Kelly?

-As long as I don't have to, it's fine.

-I tell you what.

Omer, if you get through to the end of the show,

we'll end the show with some R Kelly.

We'll start with our No Tribe. Our non-karaoke lovers.

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 going through to the next round.

So make sure that it's your tribe. Are you ready? Start the clock.

Tom, starfish usually have how many arms?

-Five.

-Correct.

Amy, which month of the year is named after the Roman god Janus?

-January.

-Correct. Sarah, the notorious East End criminal twins

Ronnie and Reggie Kray were sentenced to life imprisonment

in which decade?

-Er, the '60s.

-Correct.

Ruth, Ronald Reagan and Arnold Schwarzenegger,

both served as governor of which US state?

-Pass.

-Tom.

-California.

-Correct. Amy, Jarvis Cocker found fame with,

and is best known as a member of, which group?

-Sex Pistols.

-Incorrect. Sarah.

-Pulp.

-Correct. Ruth, completed in 1885,

The Potato Eaters was an early work by which Dutch painter?

-Van Gogh.

-Correct.

Tom, on the periodic table, which gas is represented by the symbol Rn?

-Radon.

-Correct.

Amy, in 2014, which Monty Python star released Travelling To Work,

the third in his diary series?

-John Cleese.

-Incorrect. Sarah.

-Michael Palin.

-Correct.

Ruth, Addis Ababa is the capital of which East African country?

-Ethiopia.

-Correct. Tom, in November 2013,

which American rapper had his seventh consecutive

UK number one album?

-Jay-Z.

-Incorrect.

The answer to that one was Eminem.

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

-APPLAUSE

-Nine points.

Very strong performance there by the No Tribe.

Yes Tribe, you have to get 10 points

to see yourselves safely into the next round.

Start the clock. Ian, which human body part

is informally referred to as a snout?

-Nose.

-Correct. Julian, on a TV screen,

the three primary colours of light are red, green and which other?

-Blue.

-Correct. Omer, which US businessmen co-founded Microsoft

in 1975 and wrote the 1995 book The Road Ahead?

-Bill Gates.

-Correct. Ian, Umbria is a central region

of which European country?

-England.

-Incorrect.

-Julian.

-Italy.

-Correct. Omer, introduced in 1998,

an image of which animal is stamped onto eggs to prove their quality?

-Chicken.

-Incorrect. Ian.

-Lion.

-Correct. Julian, what is the first name of the character

played by James Gandolfini in The Sopranos?

-Pass.

-Omer.

-Er...pass.

Ian, to save your tribe.

James.

It's not, I'm afraid. The answer is Tony Soprano.

At the end of that round... Yes, Omer knew it.

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

Which means, with nine points, our winning tribe is the No Tribe.

-You're through to the next round.

-APPLAUSE

So, Ian, Julian, Omer.

You find yourself on the losing tribe, I'm afraid.

One of you will be leaving us, you're playing for survival.

Fingers on buzzers, please.

Which RAF base in Berkshire became the site of a peace camp

in 1981. Formed to protest against the siting of cruise missiles there?

-Ian.

-Greenham Common.

Is the correct answer, Ian. You're through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Julian and Omer. Deadly at the karaoke.

How are you going to be on the buzzer here?

One of you will be leaving us.

One of you will be through to the next round.

It all comes down to this question. Best of luck to you both.

Circle In The Sand and Heaven Is A Place On Earth,

were 1980s... Omer.

-Belinda Carlisle.

-..1980s UK hit singles for which female singer?

Belinda Carlisle is the correct answer.

Omer, you're through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Our R Kelly duet is safe, Omer.

It means, Julian, I'm so sorry we have to lose you immediately.

Yes, so am I.

I bet you are. It would have been lovely to get to know you

a little bit better. I suspect there are many hidden depths

-within you, Julian.

-Yeah.

We wish you all the very best. Thank you for joining us.

For our remaining six players, it's time to find our next two tribes.

Well done to the six of you.

Particularly Sarah, got every one of your questions right

in that round, very impressive.

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

Let's see how we're going to do that. Before the show,

we asked you the following.

I always have to have the last word.

Our Yes Tribe, the people who said yes to this one are...

Amy, Sarah and Ruth.

Our No Tribe's Ian, Tom...

-Hold on a minute, it's all men.

-LAUGHTER

I'm spotting a pattern developing here.

Ian, Tom and Omer.

Everybody, join your gender-defined tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, Yes Tribe. Amy, you need to have the last word?

Yeah. Everyone who lives with me will vouch for that.

Really? Just at the end of any argument or any conversation or...?

Not... Argument, I can't lose an argument.

Even if I realise I'm wrong. I can't.

You're incapable of losing an argument? Sarah, are you the same?

Er, sometimes. Sometimes.

I am trying to be better and give my partner a chance, like,

-once in 100 arguments.

-And how is that working for you?

Um, it's all right. I'm... I'm quite good. I do about 98 now so...

-That's good.

-I want to start conceding one quite soon.

That's good. That's what you've got to do, just wean yourself off.

Gentlemen. Gentlemen. This would be like a perfect dating agency.

LAUGHTER

Ian, you're happy just to let something go?

I'm allowed the last word as long as it's, "Yes, dear."

Any comeback? Look, they're being very good.

Tom. Tom, you're happy letting somebody else win an argument?

I'm not always happy about it but if I think of something good to say

it's normally half an hour later when they've gone.

That's annoying. The French call it l'esprit de l'escalier,

which means the spirit of the stairs.

The thing you think of when you're walking down the stairs

on your way out. We will start, I think, with our No Tribe.

We'll let the Yes Tribe have the last word.

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. A very good first round.

Let's see if we can keep that standard up. Start the clock.

Ian, Robbie Williams found fame as a member of which

chart-topping boy band?

-Take That.

-Correct. Tom, which chemical element, with a simple Cl,

is commonly used as a disinfectant in swimming pools?

-Chlorine.

-Correct. Omer, according to the title

of a 1954 Hitchcock film, what should you dial for murder?

-M.

-Correct. Ian, in Judaism, the Sabbath begins at sunset

on which day of the week?

-Friday.

-Correct. Tom, taking place in the early 1990s,

Operation Desert Storm was part of which war?

-Gulf War.

-Correct. Omer, which word can mean a type of flying insect,

of the order Lepidoptera, or an Olympic swimming stroke?

-Er, butterfly.

-Correct. Ian, Nova Scotia is a province

on the eastern seaboard of which country?

-Canada.

-Correct. Tom, One Day Like This and Grounds For Divorce,

are songs by which band that shares its name with a body part?

-Elbow.

-Correct. Omer, in 2011, Sheridan Smith won an Olivier award

for her role in which musical?

-Pass.

-Ian.

-Pass.

-Tom, to save your tribe.

-Guys And Dolls.

-Incorrect.

It was Legally Blonde. At the end of that round, No Tribe, eight points.

-Eight points.

-APPLAUSE

Well, it's a good score.

It looked like it was going to be better at one point.

But, just tripped up with Legally Blonde there at the end.

Nine points is the target.

Start the clock.

Amy, in the biblical story of Adam and Eve,

which creature tricked Eve into eating the forbidden fruit?

-Snake.

-Correct.

Sarah, in 2000, Liverpudlian builder Craig Phillips

was the first winner of which reality TV series?

-Big Brother.

-Correct.

Ruth, which UK airport has the code BRS?

-Bristol.

-Correct.

Amy, the tree known by the scientific name Salix babylonica

is commonly known as the weeping what?

-Willow.

-Correct.

Sarah, in which century did Sir Francis Drake

sail his flagship the Golden Hind?

-Er, 16th.

-Correct.

Ruth, in which 1942 film did Humphrey Bogart famously

say the line, "Here's looking at you, kid"?

-African Queen?

-Incorrect. Amy?

-Pass.

-Sarah?

-Casablanca.

-Casablanca's correct.

Ruth, at over 600 miles in length,

what is the longest river wholly in France?

-Seine?

-Incorrect. Amy?

-Pass.

-Sarah, to save?

-Loire.

-Correct.

Ruth, in the Pythagorean theorem,

what name is given to the side of a triangle

which is opposite the right angle?

-Hypotenuse.

-Correct.

Amy, which BBC medical drama is set in

the fictional Midlands town of Letherbridge?

-Heartbeat?

-Incorrect. Sarah?

The answer to that was Doctors.

At the end of that round, Sarah saving you a couple of times,

you've also scored eight points.

We have a tie.

APPLAUSE

So, we have a tie, and what that means is

each tribe must now nominate one member

to have one question on the buzzer.

Whoever buzzes in and gets the right answer,

their entire tribe will be going through.

Yes Tribe, who are you going to choose?

-Sarah.

-Sarah.

Sarah. Sarah is going to play for the Yes Tribe.

-No Tribe?

-Tom.

Sarah versus Tom.

One question on the buzzer.

Get it right, your entire tribe is through to the next round.

No pressure.

Good luck to you both.

At the 2012 Olympics,

which British diver won a bronze medal in the 10...Sarah?

-Tom Daley.

-..in the 10 metre platform event?

Tom Daley is the correct answer.

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

APPLAUSE

Unlucky, Tom.

Very brave to take on that role though.

Ian, Tom, Omer, a very impressive round from the three of you,

really impressive.

Three good quizzers there,

but one of you is going to have to go home, I'm afraid.

You're playing for survival.

Fingers on buzzers, please.

In the House of Commons, which object symbolising authority,

lies on the table in front of...Ian?

Black Rod.

In the House of Commons, which object symbolising authority

lies on the table in front of the speaker whilst MPs are debating?

The answer, Ian, is the mace... I'm afraid,

which means, Tom, Omer, you're through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Ian.

I'm so sorry. A very brave buzz, that.

-You know what Black Rod is, of course, don't you?

-Yeah.

-It's a person. I know you know that.

-Yeah.

-I know you know that.

But, when you buzz in and all of this stuff,

it goes out of your head.

Lovely to meet you, Ian. Thanks for playing.

But for our remaining five,

it's time to find the next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

Congratulations to the five of you.

Sarah, every single question right again.

Very impressive.

Including on the buzzer.

Now, 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...

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

The Yes Tribe is...

Sarah and Omer.

Which means our No Tribe is Tom, Amy and Ruth.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

No Tribe.

There'll be a lot of sympathetic viewers at home, I suspect, for you.

Ruth, no good at DIY?

I can change a light bulb.

OK, that is good.

That is, that's, that is something.

But nothing else?

I'd have a go, but...

But, yeah, you wouldn't trust yourself?

-Tom?

-I'm not very good at it.

I tried to build a chest of drawers, end up with...

a mess, probably.

-Or a piece of avant-garde art.

-Possibly.

-Possibly that.

But our Yes Tribe. This is very impressive.

Er, Sarah, Sarah, are you good with your hands?

I'm actually a qualified bricklayer.

-How are you a qualified bricklayer?

-I took my City & Guilds.

I did a course and took my City & Guilds at the end of it.

-Some years ago.

-And have you ever used to those skills?

Yeah, yeah, I've built walls and things.

-RUTH LAUGHS

-See, that's DIY, isn't it?

-She's got walls.

-Don't you think?

You'll be screwing in a light bulb up there.

Sarah building a wall around you.

So, we'll start with our No Tribe.

60 seconds worth of questions.

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

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

The tribe that wins this round

will be safely through to our final four, OK?

So try and make sure it's your tribe. Start the clock.

Tom, the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

include the Hanging Gardens of where?

-Babylon.

-Correct.

Amy, the word 'swing' is an anagram of which pair of movable organs

that birds use for flying?

-Wings.

-Correct.

Ruth, which celebrity won the 2014 series of Strictly Come Dancing?

Erm...

-I can see her. Pass.

-Tom?

-Caroline Flack.

-Correct.

Amy, in darts, how many points is the outer bull worth?

-80?

-Incorrect. Ruth?

-25.

-Correct.

Tom, Toy Story was the first feature film by which animation studio?

-Pixar.

-It was.

Amy, the vernal and autumnal equinoxes occur

when the sun is directly above which line of latitude?

-The Equator?

-Correct.

Ruth, which tweed fabric pattern is named after

the skeleton of a type of fish?

-Mackerel.

-Incorrect. Tom?

-Tweed?

-Incorrect. Amy?

-Salmon.

-Incorrect.

The answer to that, you will know it.

Herringbone. Herringbone was the answer.

At the end of round, No Tribe, six points.

APPLAUSE

So, Yes Tribe.

That was handy, wasn't it?

Seven points to be in the final four,

Sarah, Omer, very best of luck.

Start the clock.

Sarah, which country of the UK was known to the Romans as Caledonia?

-Scotland.

-Correct.

Omer, Ike and Tina Turner had a 1960s hit

titled River Deep, Mountain what?

-High.

-Correct.

Sarah, the affectionate rubbing of two noses together

is often referred to as what type of kiss?

-Maori?

-Incorrect. Omer?

-Eskimo.

-Correct.

Sarah, which Hungarian city is known as the Queen of the Danube?

-Budapest.

-Correct.

Omer, according to the title of Jeannette Winterson's debut novel,

what Are Not The Only Fruit?

-Oranges?

-Correct.

Sarah, in imperial weight measurements,

how many ounces are there in one pound?

-14.

-Incorrect. Omer?

-Could you repeat the question, please.

In imperial weight measurements, how many ounces are there in one pound?

-16?

-Correct.

Sarah, in the year that Joe McElderry won the X factor,

who was the runner-up?

-Pass.

-Omer?

To save your tribe.

-Matt Cardle?

-It wasn't Matt Cardle.

It does you great credit not knowing it.

It was Olly Murs...was the answer to that.

It means, once again, we have a tie at six all.

Each tribe must now nominate one member

to have one question on the buzzer.

Yes Tribe? Who are you going to nominate?

-Omer or Sarah?

-Do you want to?

-Oh, go on, I'll do it.

Sarah doing it again.

You'll be out of energy before the end of the show, Sarah...

-I know, I'm exhausted.

-No Tribe?

-Tom.

-Tom.

Here we go.

One question, on the buzzer.

Get it right, your entire tribe is through to the final four.

Good look to you both.

In 1965, which activist founded

the National Viewers and Listeners Association

to try and clean up TV?

Sarah?

-Mary Whitehouse.

-It's the correct answer.

Yes Tribe, you're through to our final four.

APPLAUSE

Tom, Amy, Ruth, you are on the losing tribe, I'm afraid,

which means we have to lose one of you.

Playing for survival, fingers on buzzers, please.

According to an old tradition, on which one date in February,

can a woman propose to a man?

Ruth?

Valentine's Day, the 14th.

According to an old tradition, on which one date in February

can a woman propose to a man?

The answer is the 29th.

Ruth, I'm so sorry.

It means Tom and Amy, you're through to our final four.

APPLAUSE

Ruth.

-Have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Very much so.

It's been lovely getting to know you.

Thank you so much for playing.

You've been smiling throughout as well, which is lovely.

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

APPLAUSE

Very well played, everybody.

Some very strong answering so far,

and two tie-breaks as well, two tie-breaks.

You've had plenty of practice on the buzzers

which is handy, cos, of course, our final four is where things change.

It's now it's going to be two against two,

and at the end of this round, it's a buzzer round,

one of the tribes will be going straight through to our final.

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

Let's see how we're going to split you up in the final four.

Before the show we asked you the following...

I wish I was a teenager now.

-Tom, you virtually are a teenager, aren't you?

-Not quite.

-How old are you?

-20.

-20.

-What tribe are you on?

-I'm on the No Tribe.

-RICHARD LAUGHS

-I suppose that's fair enough.

Now, our No Tribe are...

Oh, this is predictable, I suppose,

Tom...and Omer.

Our Yes Tribe is Amy and Sarah.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

-So, Yes Tribe, Amy, how old are you?

-21.

21. So you... So...

Oh, so you're 21, but you wish you were a teenager?

Well, now I've got all this responsibility

and I wasn't a teenager that long-ago, so I know how fun it was.

But the crazy responsibility of a 21-year-old is dragging you down?

Yeah.

-These two gentlemen. Omer, how old are you?

-Just turned 22.

So, we've got 20, 21 and 22.

Tom, what age do you think would be your perfect age?

I don't know, it's quite good now. Maybe 21, maybe a little bit older.

And so Sarah, what do you think is the perfect age?

What's the kind of age which you were happiest, would you say?

I quite like... I'm 44 now. I quite like it.

I'm a bit more than that, but I'm really happy being the age I am.

No, you're not. You are not(!)

I know, I'm really 21 just like Amy.

Exactly right. Now, this round is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly will go

through to today's final.

The losing tribe will be going home immediately.

Best of luck to you all. Fingers on buzzers.

Which clothing feature is also the surname of a character

created by F Scott Fitzgerald who ages in reverse?

-Tom.

-Button.

-Button is the correct answer. Well played, Tom.

Of course, from Benjamin Button. One point to our No Tribe.

Which superhero has been portrayed on television by George Reeves

and in a series of films by Christopher Reeves?

-Tom.

-Superman.

It's the correct answer, Tom. Well played.

Two points to our No Tribe. Zero points to our Yes Tribe.

At the 2014 G20 summit which world leader reportedly cited

lack of sleep as his reason for leaving early?

-Tom.

-Vladimir Putin.

Vladimir Putin is the right answer, Tom.

So, just to sum up so far.

Yes Tribe, zero. Tom, three.

LAUGHTER

Very impressive work so far.

In 2014, it was announced that the 24th James Bond film would

have what title?

-Tom, of course.

-Spectre.

Is the right answer. 4-0.

Yes Tribe.

Five points sees you in the final.

Tom and Omer...

Mainly Tom, you're one point away from today's final.

One correct answer from playing in today's final.

The chance to win that £2,000 jackpot.

Yes Tribe, comeback is required.

Very best of luck.

Could all come down to this.

Now associated with horse racing,

which unit of measurement is the equivalent to an eighth of a mile?

-Sarah.

-Furlong.

Correct answer, Sarah. Well played. It's 4-1.

Yes Tribe, you are on the board.

Which sci-fi TV comedy series is named after the smallest type

of star... Tom.

-Red dwarf.

-..in the known universe?

Red dwarf, it's the right answer. Our winning Tribe is the No Tribe.

APPLAUSE

Terrific play there, Omer, very well done.

LAUGHTER

Yes Tribe, Amy and Sarah.

I'm so sorry. Amy, have you enjoyed yourself with us?

Yeah, I think I did well to get this far, to be honest.

I think you've been terrific throughout.

Sarah, have you enjoyed your time?

-Of course.

-Excellent. Thank you both for playing.

But for Tom and Omer, it's time to play today's Two Tribe's final.

APPLAUSE

Tom and Omer, congratulations.

Great last round. Tom with all the answers.

Omer, moral support.

Terrifically done. Now, we know a few things about you.

The key difference between you two gents is Tom, you don't

like karaoke. Omer, you do.

You and I are going to be doing R Kelly's Ignition at the end

-of the show if you win.

-LAUGHTER

We have now split you into your very own tribes.

It's Tom versus Omer.

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

Your job is to protect your 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 will keep ticking down until they get a question right

and then your clock will start ticking down. Your job is to force

your opponent's clock all the way down to zero.

If you do that, you'll be playing for today's jackpot of £2,000.

So, Tom, Omer, let's play Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE

So this first question on the buzzer.

Deep tissue, Swedish and shiatsu are forms of which therapeutic

-tech... Tom.

-Massage.

-..which therapeutic technique?

Massage is the correct answer. That means Omer, as soon as I start the

next question, your clock will start ticking down.

Omer, according to a song that was popular during the First World War,

it's a long way to WHERE in Ireland?

-Pass.

-Tipperary. Omer, in England and Wales,

the NFU is an industry association for members of which profession?

-Football.

-Incorrect. Farming.

Omer, which actor played the title role in the 1979 film Mad Max?

Erm, Arnold Schwarzenegger.

It was Mel Gibson. Omer, a flock of which bird is known as a murder?

-Crows.

-Correct.

Tom, Viola, Sebastian and Olivia are characters

-in which Shakespeare play?

-Romeo and Juliet.

It's Twelfth Night. Tom, in 1982 with Sheffield group had a hit song

entitled The Look Of Love?

Bangles.

It's ABC. Tom, according to the nursery rhyme what type of fruit did

Little Jack Horner pull out of his pie?

-Plum.

-Correct.

Omer, which long-running West End musical is based on the novel

by Gaston Leroux published in 1911?

-Les Miserables.

-Phantom Of The Opera.

Omer, what is the name of Mary Kate Olsen's twin sister?

-Erm, Ashley.

-Correct.

Tom, in Morse code, which vowel is represented by the signal

-dash, dash, dash?

-O.

-Correct.

Omer, in 1946, which organisation was founded by Roland Berrill

and Dr Lance Ware for people with high IQs?

-Mensa.

-Correct.

Tom, the Coronation Street character played by Jennie McAlpine

-is known by what first name?

-Fiz.

-Correct.

-Omer, in which Vatican chapel do Cardinals meet to elect...

-Pass.

The Sistine Chapel. Omer, which metallic element is affected

-by the discoloration...

-Mercury.

-..known as verdigris.

The answer to that was copper

and with 21 seconds left on the clock, our winner today...

-It's Tom.

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Very, very well played, Tom.

Omer, just started badly. After that it went very well, but a poor start.

The British public will not get to

-hear our duet on R Kelly's Ignition, I'm afraid.

-They've missed out.

They really have missed out, you know?

You really have missed out, you know? Been a pleasure getting to

know you. Thank you so much for coming on and playing,

but for Tom, it's time to play for today's jackpot.

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Congratulations, Tom.

You saw some pretty good players there as well.

Very, very nicely done.

You now have the opportunity to win some money and nobody won

the jackpot last time, which means the jackpot now stands at £2,000.

-So, one question for £2,000. Shall we play?

-Yes, please.

Let's do it. I'm going to show you two categories now.

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

-RICHARD LAUGHS

-Oh, OK.

Would you like your final question to be about fashion or snooker?

I think it's going to have to be snooker.

So, your final question is about snooker and it is...

I've won the snooker world championship yes or no.

Those are your two tribes. Here are your four answers...

HE REPEATS FOUR NAMES

Put all four of those into the correct tribe.

If you do that, you're going to walk away with £2,000.

Could be four and zero, could be three and one,

could be two and two. OK, let's do it.

I think Jimmy White won just about everything,

so I think he's definitely a Yes.

OK, we will put Jimmy White in the Yes Tribe.

Don't forget, you can move these around until you've locked them in.

I think maybe Peter Ebdon might have been a Yes as well.

-So, should we put Peter Ebdon in Yes?

-Yeah.

-For now.

-For now, yeah.

Peter Ebdon, there you go.

John Virgo, Ken Doherty.

I think maybe John Virgo was a No.

I don't know why, it's just...

seems to stand out.

OK, let's put John Virgo in No.

-Ken Doherty, I'm not sure.

-Yeah.

It's not ringing any bells either way, so...

For some reason, I think it might be Yes.

-OK, well, should we put him in Yes for now and see how it looks?

-Yes.

So, what do you think?

You've got Yes Tribe, Jimmy White, Peter Ebdon, Ken Doherty.

And No Tribe, John Virgo.

You need to get all four of these right to win £2,000.

-How do you think that looks? Will you have it and lock it in?

-Yeah.

Yeah? Let's lock it in.

OK, there we go. Do you agree with that at home?

We will start with Jimmy White. You need to get all four of these right

to win £2,000. Tom, we wish you the very best of luck.

So, I have won the snooker world championship.

Jimmy White, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Sorry, Tom. Famously, he lost five consecutive finals, Jimmy White.

As you say, won everything in the game, didn't win the world title.

Let's take a look at what the tribe should have been.

See if you got everything else right.

You did! You got all of the others right.

The one you're sure about, you got wrong.

The three weren't sure about, you got them all right.

Very well done if you got any of those at home.

-Have you enjoyed yourself with us, Tom?

-I've enjoyed it.

-It was amazing. Brilliant.

-I'm so sorry you don't take home

that £2,000. You played a terrific game, you really did,

but I hope you'll join us next time where seven brand-new

players will be competing for a jackpot of £3,000.

-We'll see you then on Two Tribes.

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