Episode 16 Two Tribes

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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 ready to play,

so let's meet them.

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Hi, my name is Sean. I own a nursing agency in Devon.

Hi, I'm David. I'm from Glasgow and I'm a retired civil servant.

I'm Sam, a sports journalism student from Halifax.

I'm Emma. I'm a sales executive from Welwyn Garden City in Hertfordshire.

Hello, I'm Helen.

I'm a retired broadcast journalist from Ampthill in Bedfordshire.

Hello, I'm John.

I work in police administration and I'm from Bridgend in South Wales.

Hi, my name is Lucy. I'm a strategy consultant and I live in London.

Lovely to meet you all.

Before the show, you all filled in our online questionnaire,

answering hundreds of questions about yourselves.

There's a few going through there now.

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

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

Each tribe will face a series of general knowledge questions.

Make sure you are on the winning tribe.

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

which stands at £3,000.

Very best of luck to you all.

We're going to find out an awful lot about you.

Let's find our first two tribes.

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

I enjoy housework. Let's find out who said yes and who said no.

Our Yes Tribe are...

David, Sam and John.

Our No Tribe is Sean, Emma, Helen and Lucy.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, I enjoy housework. What tribe are you on at home?

John, what sort of housework do you enjoy doing?

Mainly hoovering.

We've got an upstairs hoover and a downstairs hoover.

You've got an upstairs hoover and a downstairs hoover?

-Yeah.

-That's like talking to the king of the world.

LAUGHTER

Sam, what housework to do enjoy doing?

Hoovering, again. I quite like hoovering.

It's a bit therapeutic for me, which is a bit weird

being a student, that is, to say I enjoy doing a bit of housework.

So, essentially, when I say, "I enjoy housework,"

-you're just saying, "I quite like hoovering?"

-Yeah.

Now for the truthful tribe. Helen?

-Yes.

-Not for you?

I live in a National Trust-listed thatched cottage with lots of beams

and I never think to look up and sometimes, when somebody's coming,

I have a quick dust around and find there's cobwebs everywhere.

I'll tell you one thing, Helen, about being 6'7",

is however clean people think they are,

I can go to people's houses

and I see things people have never seen before.

Some of the sights I've seen!

Sean, not a fan of housework?

I don't mind a spot of hoovering now and again, but as a choice...

-You'd rather be doing something else.

-Rather be doing anything else.

You'd rather be out buying shirts.

LAUGHTER

We will start with our No Tribe.

I'll give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

If you get one wrong, it'll pass 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.

Try and make sure it is your tribe. Very best of luck to you all.

Start the clock.

Sean, from 1961 to 1989, the Berlin Wall

separated which modern-day country?

-Germany.

-Correct.

Emma, which former Spice Girl had a UK number-one hit

with her cover of It's Raining Men?

-Geri Halliwell.

-Correct.

Helen, a standard US passport is bound in what colour leather?

-Blue.

-Correct.

Lucy, the Tale Of Squirrel Nutkin

is a children's book by which English author?

-Beatrix Potter.

-Correct.

Sean, usually white or yellow in colour,

what name is given to the target ball in a game of lawn bowls.

-Jack.

-Correct.

Emma, the Irish musician Sir James Galway is most associated

with which musical instrument?

-Flute.

-He is.

Helen, Tyrion Lannister is a major character in which US TV series?

-Friends.

-Incorrect. Lucy?

-The Game Of Thrones.

-Correct.

Sean, 30% of 30 gives what whole number?

-Pass.

-Emma?

-10?

-Incorrect. Helen?

-Three.

-Incorrect. Lucy, to save your tribe?

30% of 30 gives what whole number?

Six?

RICHARD LAUGHS

There is something almost impossible about that question, isn't there?

LAUGHTER

-Anyone on Yes Tribe work that out?

-I'm sorry!

-ALL: Nine.

-Nine is the right answer. 30% of 30 is nine.

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

I thought I was good at maths.

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Yes Tribe, that was handy, wasn't it, right at the end?

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

Start the clock.

David, inventor Alexander Graham Bell

was born in which Scottish city?

-Edinburgh.

-Correct.

Sam, which Australian soap

is set in the fictional suburb of Erinsborough?

-Home and away.

-Incorrect. John?

-Neighbours.

-Correct.

David, 'loaf of bread' is Cockney rhyming slang

for which part of the body?

-Head.

-It is. Sam, how many members make up

the X Factor-winning girl group Little Mix?

-Four.

-Correct.

John, the first so-called Tsar of All Russia, Ivan IV

is most commonly known as Ivan the WHAT?

-Terrible.

-Correct. David, who played Miranda Priestley in the 2006 film

The Devil Wears Prada?

Would be...

-Pass.

-Sam?

-Reese Witherspoon.

-Incorrect. John, to save your tribe?

-Meryl Streep.

-Is right.

David, in golf, what name is given to the main strip of grass

between the tee and the putting green?

-The fairway.

-Correct.

Sam, to win, which herbivorous dinosaur known for its great length

has a name that means double beam?

-Pass.

-John?

-Brontosaurus.

-Incorrect. David?

-Stegosaurus?

-It's not!

It is the diplodocus.

So, you have also scored seven points. It is a tie.

APPLAUSE

We have a tie-break situation.

What happens now is each tribe will nominate one person

to face one question on the buzzer.

If you win, your entire tribe will be going through to the next round.

Yes Tribe, who would you like to play?

-I'll take it, if you want.

-Yeah.

-I'll go.

David bravely stepping up to the mark. And No Tribe?

Me. I'm going to do it.

David against Emma. Very best of luck.

One question on the buzzer.

If you buzz in and get it right,

your entire tribe is through to the next round.

Leslie Statham's Drum Majorette was the original theme tune

to which BBC football programme?

-Emma?

-Match Of The Day.

-It's the correct answer.

-Yes!

No Tribe, you're through to the next round.

Take your places in the centre.

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The benefits there of doing no housework, gents.

Unfortunately, you're on the losing tribe,

which means we lose one of you.

The three of you now playing for survival.

Two of you will be through to the next round, one will be leaving.

Fingers on buzzers, please.

Which Spanish word, meaning mountain range or saw,

is used to represent the letter S in the phonetic...

-John?

-Sierra.

-..in the phonetic alphabet?

Sierra is the correct answer. John, you're through to the next round.

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David and Sam, one of you will be leaving,

one will be through to the next round.

It all comes down to this.

Which Communist leader was the dictator of the Soviet Union

from the mid-1920s until his... David?

-Joseph Stalin.

-..until his death in 1953?

Joseph Stalin is the right answer.

David, you are through to the next round.

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Sam, at least you have a very, very clean living room.

That's something that you can take home with you.

Thank you for coming along.

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

For our remaining six players,

it's time to find our next two tribes.

Well, a tie-break in our first round,

Emma the hero of the hour there. Very, very well done.

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

Before the show, we asked you the following.

I count calories. OK, let's see who said yes

and who said no to that.

The Yes Tribe is Sean, David and Emma.

Our No Tribe is Helen, John and Lucy.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, calorie counters. Sean.

Obsessively or just every now and again when you feel...?

Yeah, just every now and again count a few calories.

Problem is, I can count really high.

LAUGHTER

Yeah, exactly. No Tribe, Lucy. Don't bother with all that?

Not calorie counting, no.

I do other things if I want to lose a bit of weight.

What would you do? What's your tip?

Don't have a big meal in the evening before you go to bed.

Have your supper at six or have it without carbs and that works for me.

Don't eat loads. Don't eat loads.

-No, eat loads. Just not late.

-Ah, clever.

We'll start with our Yes Tribe. 60 seconds worth of questions.

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

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

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

Start the clock.

Sean, the cartoon character Popeye

is famous for eating which vegetable...?

-Spinach.

-Correct.

David, black, yellow and which primary colour

make up the national flag of Belgium?

-Red.

-Correct.

Emma, from 1991 to 1999, Peter Schmeichel

played as goalkeeper for which Premier League football team?

-Arsenal.

-Incorrect. Sean?

-Man United.

-Correct.

David, which river runs through the centre of the French capital, Paris?

-Seine.

-It does.

Emma, Dear Darlin' and Dance With Me Tonight

were UK hit singles by which former X Factor contestant?

-Olly Murs.

-Correct.

Sean, the 1951 post-apocalyptic novel by John Wyndham

is called The Day Of The WHAT?

-Triffids.

-Correct.

David, the 1980s Brat Pack film The Breakfast Club

is set entirely on which day of the week?

-Monday.

-Incorrect. Emma?

-Saturday.

-Correct.

Sean, the Spanish Armada was sent by which King of Spain in 1588?

-Pass.

-David?

-Philip II.

-Correct.

Emma, which famous stylised transport map

did Harry Beck design in 1931?

-London Underground.

-Correct.

Sean, painted in the 1640s,

The Night Watch is by which Dutch painter?

Vermeer.

Incorrect. The answer was Rembrandt.

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

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-Very impressive.

No Tribe, Helen, John, Lucy, ten points is your target.

Start the clock.

Helen, former UK prime minister Harold Macmillan

was an MP for which political party?

-Conservative.

-Correct.

John, wombats are short-legged marsupials native to which country?

-Australia.

-Correct.

Lucy, Danny John-Jules played the Cat in which BBC sitcom?

-Bagpuss.

-Incorrect. Helen?

-Pass.

-John, to save your tribe?

Danny John-Jules played the Cat in which BBC sitcom?

Good news is you've got 35 seconds to think of an answer.

LAUGHTER

-Pass. I don't know.

-The answer was...

Anyone on the Yes Tribe?

-Red Dwarf.

-Red Dwarf was the answer.

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

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Pause briefly for some sarcastic applause...

LAUGHTER

..before I say with nine points, Yes Tribe,

you're through to the next round.

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So, No Tribe, we have to lose one of you right now.

You're playing for survival. Fingers on buzzers, please.

During photosynthesis, plants convert carbon dioxide and water

into glucose and which gas...?

-Helen?

-Chlorophyll.

Incorrect, I'm afraid.

..which gas released as a by-product, an essential for life?

Oxygen was the answer, Helen. I'm so sorry.

John and Lucy, it means you're through to the next round.

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Helen! That was a very early buzz.

Well, it was quite a long question and I thought I'd better get in there

and, obviously, didn't wait for the end, which was foolish.

Helen, I'm so sorry. It's been lovely to have you on the show.

Sorry we didn't find out more about you. Would've been a pleasure.

Thank you for playing.

For our remaining five contestants,

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

A massacre, that last round. A massacre.

Sean and Emma, you've been on both winning tribes so far.

John, been on both losing tribes so far.

Let's see if we can put that right. Let's find our next two tribes.

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

I use text speak. OK, that is fun.

Let's see who said smiley face and who said sad face to this.

Our Yes Tribe are Emma and Lucy.

And our No Tribe, it's the gents, it's Sean, David and John.

Everybody, join your tribes.

OMG, John. You are on the No Tribe?

I'm not even quite sure what text speak is but I've got three daughters

and if it's anything like that, I just let them sort it out for me.

Essentially, anything they say you don't understand is text speak?

-That's fair enough.

-All those things like OMG or LOL.

Because texts have to be quite short,

it is just making words shorter.

-David, not for you?

-Too old.

-You're not too old, David!

-Oh, yes, I am.

And, Emma, a fan of text speak?

Well, I don't use a lot of it, but I do use the OMGs and LOLs.

And, Lucy, Lucy, are you an avid texter?

Yeah, reasonably. It is more for efficiency for me.

Saves time, doesn't it?

If it's efficient to do an acronym or something, then I will.

Trying to work out what tribe I'm on.

I like to be quite, even in texts, I like to be quite grammatical

and use proper punctuation.

But then I love things like 'innit' and stuff like that

cos it annoys people so much when you use them.

We will start with our No Tribe.

Going to give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

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

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

The winning tribe in this round

will be straight through to our final four.

Very best of luck. Try and make sure it is your tribe.

Start the clock.

Sean, marmalade is a preserve most commonly made from which fruit?

-Oranges.

-Correct.

David, in 2004, Brian McFadden left which popular Irish boy band?

-Westlife.

-Correct.

John, 'hasta la vista' is a parting greeting in which European language?

-Spanish.

-It is.

Sean, Julia Roberts starred in the 2010 film titled Eat Pray WHAT?

-Love.

-Correct.

David, sulphur bottom whale is an alternative name for which animal,

the largest creature on Earth?

-Blue whale.

-Correct.

John, which city in northern Scotland is often referred to

as the Capital of the Highlands?

-Aberdeen.

-Incorrect. Sean?

-Inverness.

-Correct.

David, which Colombian footballer won the Golden Boot award

at the 2014 FIFA World Cup?

Uh...pass.

-John?

-James, or 'Hamez', Rodriguez.

-Correct.

Sean, which 1993 Steven Spielberg film

takes place on the fictional island of Isla Nublar?

-Jurassic Park.

-It does.

David, what name is given to the US president's

rural retreat in Maryland?

-Camp David.

-Correct.

John, which word can refer to a French dynasty, a type of whiskey

and a style of chocolate biscuit?

The answer to that was bourbon.

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

-APPLAUSE

-Very strong.

O-M-G.

Ten points is needed to see you safely into the final four.

Start the clock.

Emma, which girl band popularised the phrase 'girl power'

in the 1990s?

-Spice Girls.

-Correct.

Lucy, Tottenham Hotspur Football Club was formed in which century?

-19th.

-Correct. Emma, the Andes Mountains are on which continent?

-Pass.

-Lucy?

-South America.

-Correct.

Emma, how many millimetres are there in one metre?

-1,000.

-Correct.

Lucy, which Stephen King novel, first published in 1986,

has a two-letter title?

-ET.

-Incorrect. Emma?

-It.

-Correct.

Lucy, which butterfly has distinctive eye spots on its wings

and shares its name with a colourful bird?

-Peacock.

-Correct.

Emma, which former basketball player

stars in the 1996 animated film Space Jam?

-Michael Jordan.

-Correct.

Lucy, which nine-letter word is traditionally used in chess

by the winning player when their opponent's king cannot move?

-Checkmate.

-Correct.

Emma, the Duke of Edinburgh was born as a Prince of Denmark

and which other country?

-France.

-Incorrect. Lucy?

-Greece.

-Correct.

Emma, in 1967, which singer became the first act

to win the European Song Contest representing UK?

It was Sandie Shaw.

At the end of that round, you've also scored nine points.

It is a tie. Another tie,

which means another tie-break.

Both tribes must now nominate one player

to face a question on the buzzer.

Whoever buzzes in and gives me a correct answer,

their entire tribe will be through to the final four.

Yes Tribe, who are you going to nominate?

It's me!

Emma. And the No Tribe?

-David.

-Me.

-David.

So, Emma against David. Best of luck to you both. One question.

Whoever gets it right, your entire tribe will be in our final four.

Fingers on buzzers.

Which US political crisis of the 1970s

brought about the use of the suffix -gate to refer...

-David?

-Watergate.

-..to refer to a scandal?

Watergate is the correct answer.

No Tribe, you are through to our final four.

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Emma and Lucy, we don't deserve to lose either of you, I'm afraid,

but one of you has got to go.

Fingers on buzzers. You are now playing for survival.

At Labour's 1996 party conference,

which word did Tony Blair list three times

as his three main priorities for government?

-Lucy?

-Education.

Education, education, education.

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

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-Emma!

-Oh, well.

Oh, well. Thank you so much for playing.

Been a terrific contestant all the way through.

Have you enjoyed it?

-Yeah, it's been good.

-Excellent.

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

So, another tie-breaker. Belter, that one.

Really, really good round from everybody.

But as you know, the final four is where things change.

It is always two against two

and the winning tribe will go straight through to today's final

with a chance to play for that £3,000 jackpot.

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

Let's see how we'll split you up.

I'm always late. I can't believe that of any of you.

I'll tell you now, the tribes are -

Yes Tribe, it is Sean and Lucy.

And our No Tribe is David and John.

Everybody, join your tribes.

Yes Tribe. Lucy, you're always late?

Yes. I'm not excellent at timekeeping.

-What is your job again?

-Strategy consultant.

A strategy consultant.

If it's an important client meeting, I'll be on time.

-You literally just put your work face on there.

-Yeah.

You were looking thinking, "Oh, no, hold on a minute."

-Sean, always late?

-Always late.

-And why is that, do you think?

I just don't leave enough time.

People tell me that things start sooner than they do

so that I actually turn up at the appropriate time.

That's the thing, people who are always late -

No Tribe, you'll back me up - they say,

"I just didn't have enough time. I just left a bit too late."

You think, "No, but, yeah - that's what late means."

-HE GROANS DISAPPROVINGLY

-Oh, Sean.

No Tribe. David, you leave in plenty of time?

-I always arrive about an hour early.

-John?

I'm paranoid about getting to places on time. I always leave early.

That's the problem - you have to leave earlier

than you think you need to leave.

That is the strategy that we could consult on with you now.

Our final four, it has been a terrific show so far.

Some really big scoring and two tie-breaks as well.

It's been very, very exciting.

We've got two very strong teams here as well.

This rounds is all on the buzzers.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly

will go through to play in today's final

for the chance to win that £3,000 jackpot.

For the losing tribe, it is game over.

I wish you all the very best of luck. Fingers on buzzers.

The fictional detectives Thompson and Thompson are foils to... Lucy?

-Tintin.

-..are foils to which eponymous character

created by the Belgian comic artist Herge?

Tintin, that is the correct answer, Lucy.

You were not late there. One-nil to our Yes Tribe.

The Great Western, Great Britain and Great Eastern ships

were all designed by... John?

-Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

-..by which 19th-century engineer?

Isambard Kingdom Brunel. Well played, John. One point each.

In the title of a Shakespeare play,

the characters Valentine and Proteus are known as the Two Gentlemen of...

-John?

-Verona.

-..of which city?

Verona is the correct answer. Well played, John.

The English name of which plant is derived from the French

for lion's tooth?

-Sean?

-Lily.

-Incorrect.

-No Tribe?

-Dandelion.

Dandelion is the correct answer, No Tribe. Well played. It is three-one.

An 18th-century US president shares his first name

with the title of which novel by James Joyce?

-Ulysses.

-Is the correct answer. Absolutely right. Ulysses S Grant.

The TV series Here's Lucy, The Lucy Show and I Love Lucy

all starred which...

-John?

-Lucille Ball.

-..which US comedy actress?

Lucille Ball is the correct answer.

So, Yes Tribe, you have two. No Tribe, you have four.

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

Typically containing marrow, onions and cauliflower,

which bright yellow vegetable relish...

-Sean?

-Piccalilli.

-..has been a known as Indian pickle?

Piccalilli is the correct answer, Sean. Well played.

Richard Ashcroft was the lead singer with... John?

-The Verve.

-..with which band who had a UK number-one single in 1997

with The Drugs Don't Work?

The Verve is the correct answer.

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

APPLAUSE

Very well played, gents. Very nicely done.

Yes Tribe, a valiant effort.

Sean, just too late on the buzzer, ironically.

-It's broken, I think.

-It's broken, yes.

It's weird that the winning tribe's buzzer is never broken.

LAUGHTER

-Lucy?

-Not fast enough.

-Not fast enough.

Terrific performances from both of you throughout.

Thank you so much for playing.

But for David and John, it is time to play the Two Tribes final.

APPLAUSE

David and John, congratulations.

It's been a very high quality show so far.

We split you into your very own tribes now. It is David versus John.

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

You need to protect that time at all costs.

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 till they get a question right,

then 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 £3,000.

So, David, John, let's play the Two Tribes final.

So, just this first question on the buzzer.

Choreographer Matthew Bourne had men dance as swans

in his modern update of which ballet?

-John?

-Swan Lake.

-Is the correct answer.

As soon as I start the next question, David,

your clock will start ticking down.

David, who played Inspector Clouseau in the 1963 film The Pink Panther?

-Peter Sellers.

-Correct.

John, in the US, Chicago is located on the shores of which Great Lake?

-Superior.

-Lake Michigan.

John, Sultans Of Swing, Money For Nothing

-and Walk Of Life are singles...?

-Dire Straits.

Correct. David, after they starred together in the film Cleopatra,

which actor did Elizabeth Taylor marry twice?

-Richard Burton.

-Correct.

John, in pre-decimal British currency,

how many shillings were in one pound?

-20.

-Correct.

David, which crime writer created the characters Ariadne Oliver,

Tuppence Beresford and Arthur Hastings?

-Pass.

-It was Agatha Christie.

David, which was the first Asian country

to host the Winter Olympics in 1972?

-Japan.

-Correct.

John, by the end of 2014,

Bruce Willis had played John Maclean in how many Die Hard films?

-Three.

-It's five.

John, which word is used to refer to a burrowing mammal

and a unit of measurement used in chemistry?

-Mole.

-Correct.

David, who in 1961 became the first human to enter outer space?

-Yuri Gagarin.

-Correct.

John, at which country estate does the Queen

traditionally spend her summer?

-Sandringham.

-Balmoral.

John, in 2014, which former member of Destiny's Child

gave birth to a son named Titan Jewell?

Um... Beyonce.

It's Kelly Rowland. John, the face of which US Founding Father

appears on the country's 100 bill?

-Abraham Lincoln.

-It's Benjamin Franklin.

John, which Pixar animated film concerns the Parr family?

With 20 seconds left on the clock, today's winner, it's David!

APPLAUSE

John, that was so close at various points there.

-Thank you so much for playing.

-Thank you.

-Have you enjoyed it?

It's been great. Thank you very much.

But, David, it is time to play for today's jackpot.

David, you are today's winner. Great show today.

You now have the opportunity to win some money.

We've had a couple of shows without a jackpot being won,

which means the jackpot now stands at £3,000.

So, one question, £3,000.

-Are you ready?

-Yes.

I'm going to show you two categories now.

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

World geography.

Without a pause. You say world geography.

OK, your final question is on world geography.

Let's take a look at what it is.

I'm in the northern hemisphere. Yes or no.

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

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

If you get them all in their correct tribes,

you'll walk away with £3,000.

Four answers, two tribes, £3,000. Let's play.

David, any of those obvious to you?

Papua New Guinea, southern hemisphere.

-Papua New Guinea we'll put into the No Tribe.

-Yes.

Malaysia, Ethiopia, Uruguay?

Uruguay is definitely southern hemisphere,

so that will be the No Tribe as well.

Let's put Uruguay in the No Tribe.

Ethiopia's north of Kenya and Kenya's on the equator, so Ethiopia

would be northern hemisphere, so that would be Yes Tribe.

Ethiopia, we'll move across to the Yes Tribe, and then just Malaysia.

Oh, that is a difficult one.

I would say it is just in the northern hemisphere.

I'll put Malaysia in the northern hemisphere and stick with that.

OK, our Yes Tribe is Ethiopia and Malaysia,

our No Tribe - our southern hemisphere countries -

Papua New Guinea and Uruguay.

-Are you happy with those answers?

-I am happy with those answers.

Let's lock them in.

OK, David, you need to get all four of these correct

to walk away with £3,000.

I wish you the very best of luck.

First answer you gave us was Papua New Guinea.

You said that is in the No Tribe.

"I'm in the northern hemisphere."

Papua New Guinea, are you in the No Tribe?

Absolutely. Absolutely safe and sound in the first one.

APPLAUSE

One down, three to go. The next answer you gave us was Uruguay.

Also put Uruguay in the No Tribe.

Let's see if you were right to do that.

"I'm in the northern hemisphere." Uruguay, are you in the No Tribe?

Yes, I think you knew that one as well, David. Very well done.

Just towards the southern tip of Brazil, Uruguay.

Now, Ethiopia, you said it is just north of Kenya

and Kenya is on the equator, so you have some confidence in this one.

You've got to get all four of these right for £3,000.

You're halfway there already. So, "I'm in the northern hemisphere."

Ethiopia, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Of course, of course.

-APPLAUSE

-You're quite right.

In East Africa, just north of Kenya.

So, David, it comes down to this.

How confident are you feeling about Malaysia being in the Yes Tribe?

Not terribly confident, but Malaysia goes quite far up the peninsula,

so I would say that's northern hemisphere.

It's near Thailand and places like that

and they're definitely northern hemisphere.

There's an easy way to find out. Do you agree at home?

Have you got Malaysia in the Yes Tribe or the No Tribe?

David, you've got three right so far.

You need to get four right to win that £3,000, so best of luck.

For £3,000. "I'm in the northern hemisphere."

Malaysia, are you in the Yes Tribe?

£3,000, David!

-APPLAUSE

-£3,000.

THEY LAUGH

I love that.

In your head, you sort of knew it was in the northern hemisphere,

-but the doubt...

-It was the only one I wasn't too sure of.

Very well played

and well done if you put those in the correct tribes at home.

£3,000, David. What might you spend that on?

Well, I'm thinking of going on holiday to the Azores quite soon,

so that would go towards that.

That would be absolutely lovely.

David, thank you so much for playing.

Thank you very much, Richard.

It's been a terrific show, terrific getting to know you

and some great quizzing as well and £3,000 you take home.

Very, very glad to see it.

I hope you'll join us again next time

when seven brand-new contestants will be trying to do

exactly what David just did.

We'll see you then on Two Tribes.