Episode 17 Two Tribes

Good evening, everyone, and 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.

Hi, I'm Paul.

I'm a company director from Blyth in North Nottinghamshire.

Hi, I'm Louisa, I'm an administrator from Glasgow.

Hi, I'm Lewis, a support worker from Manchester.

Hi, I'm Nichola,

a housing officer from Loughguile, in County Antrim.

Hi, I'm Dot. I'm a retired special needs

coordinator from Warlingham, in Surrey.

Hi, I'm David. I'm a sales manager from Leeds.

Hi, I'm Phil. I'm a radio advertising manager from Newcastle.

Welcome, all seven of you.

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

questions all about yourselves. There's a few there.

In every round, we will split you into Two Tribes

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

Both tribes will face a series of general knowledge questions.

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

That will keep you safe.

At the end of the show,

one of you could be walking away with today's jackpot of £1,000.

Good luck to all. Let's find our first Two Tribes.

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

What a deep one to start us with. Let's take a look at our Yes Tribe.

Our Yes Tribe believes money can buy happiness.

Louisa, David, and Phil.

That means our No Tribe are Paul, Lewis, Nichola, and Dot.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, I believe money can buy happiness.

What tribe are you on at home?

It's one of those questions where you're supposed to say no.

You're supposed to say, "No, of course it can't,"

so I quite admire our Yes Tribe.

So, Louisa, you think money can buy you happiness?

Yes, I do.

Basically, everything that I want, that would make me happy,

I need money for. So...

Really, like love?

Well, maybe not right now, but travelling, that kind of thing,

houses, cars.

It's not unhelpful, is it. David, are you the same?

Absolutely, Richard, yeah. I think I was honest in the question.

Yeah, I'm happy, but some more money would make me

-happy as well.

-Are you saying the No Tribe were dishonest

-when they answered this question?

-I couldn't possibly comment.

I hear you. No Tribe, you've heard the accusation levelled at you.

-You don't think money buys you happiness?

-Not at all, no.

I've been married 44 years.

I've known the wife 50 years and I'm happy,

and I've never really had a lot of money.

It's kind of helpful sometimes, though, Nichola, isn't it,

a little cash in the pocket?

Yeah, it definitely helps, but I wouldn't give up other

things like family and friends just for money.

But you can buy them surely. Surely you can.

No Tribe, we will start with you. Here's how it's going to work.

I will give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

Get one wrong, I will pass it down the line.

If all four of you get the same one wrong,

your time will end immediately.

The tribe with the most points at the end of the round will be

safely through to the next round,

so try to make sure it is your tribe.

Start the clock. Paul, in Aesop's Fable,

which animal is beaten to the finish line in a race with the tortoise?

The hare.

Lewis, the Spanish football match known as El Clasico

is played between Real Madrid and which other team?

Barcelona.

Nichola, the 1995 hit single Scream was

a duet between Michael Jackson and which of his siblings?

Janet.

Dot, the Jersey Royal is a protected variety of which food?

Potato.

Paul, Rocket Man, Your Song

and I'm Still Standing are UK hits by which British musician?

-Elton John.

-They are.

French and Malagasy are the official languages of which island country?

-Reunion.

-Incorrect. Nichola.

-Ivory Coast.

-Incorrect. Dot.

-Madagascar.

-Correct.

Paul, Joseph Mallord William are the forenames of which British

landscape painter?

-Pass.

-Lewis.

-Lowry.

-Incorrect.

-Nichola.

-Constable.

-Incorrect.

-Dot to save your tribe.

-Turner.

-Turner is right.

Robert Lindsay and Zoe Wanamaker play the parents of Nick, Janey

and Michael in which BBC sitcom?

-Pass.

-Lewis.

-My Family.

-Correct.

Nichola, better known for his...

At the end of that round, largely thanks to Dot, No Tribe,

you scored eight points.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe, you need to score nine points to be safely

through to the next round.

Start the clock.

Louisa, William Wordsworth and Alfred, Lord Tennyson,

both held the position of poet laureate during which century?

16th.

-Incorrect. David.

-18th.

-Incorrect. Phil to save your tribe.

17th.

Oh, goodness. Goodness gracious me.

That was quick.

Let's take a look at the scores.

No Tribe, eight points.

Yes Tribe, no points at all. No points at all.

William Wordsworth and Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 19th century.

That means, No Tribe, you are safely through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Yes Tribe, not only have you revealed on national television

that you believe money can buy you happiness,

you've then scored zero points.

To be honest, it's a bad start to the show.

Louisa, David, Phil, one of you will be leaving us right now.

I will give you a series of questions on the buzzer.

Buzz in and get one right, you are through to the next round.

If you buzz in and get one wrong, you are leaving us immediately.

Very, very best of luck to you all.

What is the usual term for an international men's

cricket match that is scheduled to be played over five days?

-Test match.

-It is a Test match.

Phil, you are through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Louisa, David. It all comes down to this question.

Who's going to be first to leave the show?

According to legend, after solving a difficult problem,

which Greek mathematician jumped out of a bath...

David.

Sorry, David. Jumped out of a bath and rushed through the streets

shouting, "Eureka!"

The answer was Archimedes. And that means, Louisa,

you are in the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

-David.

-Richard.

-Talk us through your experience on the show.

-Brief.

I'd like to expand, but there's not a lot more to say, is there?

There really isn't. We were looking forward to finding out

much more about you. We're not going to do that now, I'm afraid.

For our other six players, though, it's time to find anther two tribes.

Well, that was the worst first round ever.

The one person who emerges with real credit is Dot.

Dot, got every single one of your questions right there.

Very well done. You are the class swot at the moment.

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

Let's see how we are going to do that.

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

Now, Dot, I would guess what tribe you're on but let us know,

-which tribe are you on?

-I'm a Yes.

-You are a Yes?

-Yes.

-I guessed wrong.

We will find out all about that.

The Yes Tribe is Dot, Louisa and Phil.

That means our No Tribe is Paul, Lewis, and Nichola.

Everybody, join your tribes.

-So, Dot, you used a dating website.

-Yes, I did.

-Successfully?

-Very successfully.

-Oh, tell us about it.

I'm still with my friend who was introduced on my dating site.

It was a blind date at a Mongolian barbecue restaurant.

RICHARD CHUCKLES

And then he took me home, and it sort of went from there.

-20 years later we are still together.

-Aw, that's nice! Goodness me.

Phil, what have your experiences been?

Mixed, it's fair to say.

Would you recommend it to others?

If you got nothing better to do, absolutely, yeah, 100%.

"If you've got nothing better to do, absolutely, 100%."

They may not use that on their posters, Phil. Just so you know.

No Tribe, never wanted to use them or never needed to use them? Paul?

Never needed to.

I met the wife at the youth club when we were both teenagers.

We've been together ever since.

That's nice. And Lewis?

-Similar, really.

-What, you met Paul's wife?

-THEY LAUGH

-I might have. I don't know.

But, yeah, you got a long-term partner?

Yeah, I met her at sixth form college and still together now.

That's nice. We will start with our No Tribe.

Paul, Lewis, and Nichola, again, 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.

The tribe with the most points at the end of the round

will be safely through to the next round.

Start the clock.

Paul, on a standard QWERTY keyboard, which is

the only vowel that is not found on the top row of letter keys?

-E.

-Incorrect. Lewis.

-A.

-Is right.

Nichola, caramel is created by heating at which foodstuff

until it turns brown?

-Sugar.

-Correct.

Paul, which sporting tournament kicked off in June 2014

at the Arena Corinthians?

-The Tour de France.

-Incorrect. Lewis.

-FIFA World Cup.

-Correct.

Nichola, in 1997, Hong Kong became a special administrative region

of which country?

-The UK.

-Incorrect. Paul.

-China.

-Correct.

The DJ Norman Cook topped the UK singles chart in 1999

under what stage name?

-Fatboy Slim.

-Correct.

The first Victoria Crosses were awarded for acts of valour

performed during which war?

-First World War.

-Incorrect. Paul.

-Second World War.

-Incorrect. Lewis to save your tribe.

-Crimean.

-It was Crimean, yes.

The fictional village of Nutwood

is the home of which eponymous comic strip bear?

-Rupert.

-Correct.

Which fashion designer created the outfits for team GB

at the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics?

-Stella McCartney.

-Correct.

Just in time as well. No Tribe, once again, eight points.

Well played, No Tribe. Some sterling work by Lewis there as well.

Yes Tribe, nine points will see you safely into the next round.

You have the secret weapon of Dot there as well.

Start the clock.

Louisa, in the Brothers Grimm fairytale Cinderella,

how many stepsisters does Cinderella have?

-Two.

-Correct.

Which boy band sing the opening line on the Band Aid 30 charity single?

-Take That.

-Incorrect. Phil.

-One direction.

-Correct.

Rochdale, Bolton and Wigan are all metropolitan boroughs

of which UK city?

-York.

-Incorrect. Dot.

-Manchester.

-Correct.

Which major winning male golfer was

born in Holywood, Northern Ireland, in 1989?

-Rory McIlroy.

-He was.

Louisa, "It is a truth universally acknowledged,"

are the opening words of which Jane Austen novel?

-Emma.

-Incorrect.

-Dot.

-Sense And Sensibility.

-Incorrect.

-Phil to save your tribe.

-Pride And Prejudice.

-Is the right answer.

In 2014, Nancy Birtwhistle won the fifth series of which BBC

cookery competition?

-MasterChef.

-Incorrect. Dot.

-The Great Bake-off.

-I'll take it.

What name derived from the Latin via lactea is given to our galaxy?

-Pass.

-Louisa.

-Milky Way.

-Correct.

What regnal name has been shared

by more monarchs of France than any other?

-Louis.

-Correct.

In the 19th century, Jeremiah Colman established a Norfolk-based business

-manufacturing what condiment?

-Mustard.

-Correct answer.

And the Yes Tribe, with nine points, you've won.

Take your place in the centre.

With one second left on their clock.

No Tribe, it was pretty impressive stuff from the Yes Tribe there.

So, Paul, Lewis, Nichola, I'm going to give you a series of questions.

If you get one right, you'll be through to the next round.

If you get it wrong, you will be leaving us immediately.

Very best of luck to all.

Which two-word term meaning to lose consciousness

was the title of Tinie Tempah's first...

-Nichola.

-Pass Out.

..title of tiny timber's first UK number one single was Pass Out.

Nichola, you are in the next round.

Paul and Lewis, one of you is going to be leaving us.

Who is it going to be? It all comes down to this question.

How many sheets of A4 paper would you need to cover

the same surface area as a piece of A2 paper?

Paul.

Four.

It's the correct answer, Paul, you are through to the next round.

Very well played.

-Lewis, you did not do much wrong there, to be fair.

-Oh, well.

Have you enjoyed yourself with us?

Yeah, apart from my poor answers in the first round, but, yeah.

Thank you so much for playing.

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

Congratulations to the five of you.

A special congratulations to the one person who got

all of their questions right

in that last round, which was of course Lewis, who just went home.

We're going to split you into some more tribes.

Dot, you've been on both winning tribes so far.

Are you going to continue that run? Let's find out.

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

Ah, this is going to get me in so much trouble.

Let's find our Yes Tribe.

Our Yes Tribe who think they look younger than they are.

Our Yes Tribe is Paul, Louisa and Nichola.

Our No Tribe is Dot and Phil.

Everybody, please join your tribes.

So, Yes Tribe, you think you look younger than you are.

That is interesting. We'll have to ask ages.

We'll start with Paul.

Everyone at home, in your head, think of a number.

Take a look at Paul. How old do you think Paul is?

Paul, how old are you?

-67.

-Ah, I'll give you that. I'll give you that.

You do look younger than 67.

-Louisa, how old are you?

-I'm 30.

You look younger as well.

I imagine sometimes you get asked your age in pubs.

Sometimes, not as much as I used to, but, yeah.

Not as much as the good old days. And, Nichola,

-can I ask your age?

-38.

38. Yeah, I think all three of you, I think fair enough.

You should be on the Yes Tribe. The No Tribe...

Do you know what? Whatever age you are, Dot,

you look absolutely wonderful for it

and you're playing terrifically, so I'm going to go straight to Phil.

Do you think you look older or do you look your age?

-I think I look older.

-Look older than you are?

-And everyone tells me that.

-OK, Phil, how old are you?

-I'm 30.

-OK.

All right, so you are the same age as Louisa.

Do you often get ID-ed in pubs?

-Not since I was about 14.

-Not so much.

OK, we will start with our Yes Tribe.

We will start with our youthful lookers. What is your secret, Paul?

-Is it moisturizing?

-The wife, she looks after me.

Well done, The Wife, if you're watching at home.

60 seconds worth of questions.

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

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

The tribe that wins this will be safely through to our final four

so make sure that is your tribe.

Start the clock.

Paul, at Christmas time,

tradition dictates that people should do WHAT under the mistletoe?

-Kiss.

-Correct.

What name is shared by an official language of China

and a variety of small citrus fruit?

-Mandarin.

-Correct.

Who dueted with Kylie Minogue on the 1989 UK number one hit

Especially For You?

-Jason Donovan.

-Correct.

In British slang, what is the usual monetary value of a score?

-£20.

-Correct.

The Russian politician Marat Safin is a retired professional

from which sport?

-Golf.

-Incorrect. Nichola.

-Football.

-Incorrect. Paul, to save your tribe.

-Tennis.

-Correct.

How many steps are in the title of the 1915 novel by John Buchan?

-Hundreds.

-Incorrect. Nichola.

-39.

-Correct.

Paul, Tenzin Gyatso is better known by what title?

-Pass.

-Louisa.

-Pass.

-Nichola, to save your tribe.

Tenzin Gyatso better known by what title?

Don't know.

He is the Dalai Lama.

At the end of that round,

Yes Tribe, you scored six points.

Six points.

You scored six points, but I have to say, it looks like about four.

It's amazing.

Now, No Tribe.

No Tribe, seven points will see you safely through to the next round,

see you safely into our final four.

Good luck to you both. Start the clock.

Dot, how many times has London hosted the modern Olympic Games?

-Three.

-Correct.

The 1989 Oscar-nominated film A Grand Day Out was

the first to feature which animated duo?

-Tom and Jerry.

-Incorrect. Dot.

-Wallace and Gromit.

-Correct.

Edward VI was the only surviving legitimate son

of which Tudor monarch?

-Henry VIII.

-Correct.

Sherlock Holmes is most commonly associated with which type of hat?

-A deerstalker.

-Correct.

Which member of The Beatles had a UK top ten single with

Wonderful Christmas Time?

-Paul McCartney.

-Correct.

In 1995, which celebrity chef opened The Fat Duck restaurants in Bray?

-Rick Stein.

-Incorrect. Phil, to save your tribe.

-Heston Blumenthal.

-Correct. Dot to win.

Florence, Pisa and Sienna are all cities in which Italian region?

-Tuscany.

-Is the correct answer.

And with seven points, No Tribe, you are our winners.

You are safely through to our final four.

APPLAUSE

Great work there from Dot and Phil.

But it means, Paul, Louisa and Nichola,

get the question right, you're going through to the final four.

If you buzz in and get it wrong, you will be leaving us immediately.

Best of luck to all three of you.

Hosted by Alex Trebek since 1984, in which US TV quiz show

do contestants respond by giving a question...?

-Nichola.

-Jeopardy.

-..rather than giving an answer?

Jeopardy is the correct answer.

And, Nichola, you're through to the final four.

Paul, Louisa... Nearly 100 years old between the two of you.

You would never know.

One of you will be leaving us,

one of you will be through to the final four.

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

Very best of luck.

What name of Icelandic origin is given to a hot spring

that intermittently... Paul.

Geyser.

..that intermittently sends a jet of water and steam

shooting up into the air? Geyser is the right answer.

Paul, you are through to our final four.

APPLAUSE

Louisa, a valiant effort.

-Hanging on by a thread.

-Hanging on by a thread.

And the good news is you do look younger than you are,

-which you can keep with you forever, I'm assuming.

-Exactly, yeah.

-It's been a pleasure having you on the show.

-Thank you.

For our final four, let's find our next Two Tribes.

So our final four. This is where things change.

It's always two against two.

At the end of this round, two of you will be playing in today's

final, two of you will be going home immediate leave.

No more second chances.

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

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

I can't believe that of any of you.

Dot, you've been on the winning tribe every single time.

I refuse to believe you are easily irritated. Which tribe are you on?

-No.

-Oh, good. I'm glad to hear it.

The No Tribe is Dot and Paul.

The Yes Tribe is Nichola and Phil. Everybody, join your tribes.

Easily irritated?

I know for a fact this would be causing rows at home even now

as people deny they are easily irritated.

What sort of things irritate you, Nichola?

Everything.

Well, that's an honest answer.

People that drive badly, people that don't listen, my friends,

my family, my colleagues.

-Ask any of them.

-Goodness me. And Phil?

I'm a little bit afraid of Nichola now, to be honest, but...

I run a pretty short fuse as well. Just general fussing.

Dot, I'm so glad. I'm so glad you are not easily irritated.

You have a calmness about you, a Zen tranquillity. Is that right?

This is true. Goes with my age.

OK, well, our Yes Tribe and our No Tribe.

This round is all on the buzzer.

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

For the losing tribe, it is game over.

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

Also the name of a former public transport,

what does the B stand for in the computing abbreviation USB?

Phil.

Bus.

Correct answer, Phil. Well played. One-nil to our Yes Tribe.

Oh, it's irritating when a bus doesn't turn up, isn't it? Ugh.

Which Canadian pop star topped the Forbes list of highest

earning celebrities under 30 published in... Phil.

Justin Bieber.

..published in November 2014? Justin Bieber is the correct answer.

Two-nil to our Yes Tribe.

First of five plays in today's final.

-The Kop, originally opened in 1906... Paul.

-Liverpool.

I'm afraid that's incorrect

and I can give the question to the other team. You can confer.

The Kop, originally opened in 1906 and rebuilt in the mid-1990s,

is a feature of which Premier League football stadium.

Anfield.

It is Anfield. Three-nil to our Yes Tribe. Come on, Dot.

Which 1980s anarchic sitcom starred Rik Mayall as Rick... Phil.

The Young Ones.

..Rik Mayall as Rick, Ade Edmondson as Vyvyan and Nigel Planer as Neil?

The Young Ones is the correct answer.

It is for points to the Yes Tribe. It is zero points to the No Tribe.

-Phil doing a lot of the heavy lifting here, Nichola.

-Mm-hm.

You are one point,

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

No Tribe, a comeback is required right about now. Very best of luck.

The birthplace of Alessandro Volta, noted for his invention

of the electric battery, is in which European country?

-Phil.

-Italy.

Is the correct answer. Yes Tribe, you win five-nil.

Through to the final.

-Paul and Dot...

-Just quicker on the buzzer.

-Dot, been a pleasure having you on the show.

-Thank you.

Paul, been a pleasure having you on the show as well.

Thank you.

Genuinely, like the rest of Britain, cannot believe you are 67.

Thank you so much, both of you, for playing.

But for Nichola and Phil, it's time to play the Two Tribes final.

Nichola and Phil, congratulations on making it this far.

Phil, a terrific performance in that last round.

We've now split you into your very own two tribes.

This time it is Nichola versus Phil.

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

What you have to do is protect that 45 seconds at all costs.

The first question, and only the first question,

will be on the buzzer.

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

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

and then you are clock will start ticking down.

Your challenge is to force your opponent's clock

all the way down to zero.

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

So, Nichola, Phil,

let's play Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE

So just this first question on the buzzers.

Which country is known as Nippon or Nihon in its... Phil.

China. No!

..in its native language? The answer, I'm afraid, is Japan.

That means the first question will go to you.

And as soon as I start, your clock will start ticking down.

Phil, with which sport would you most associate the former player

-and commentator Richie Benaud?

-Cricket.

-Correct.

Nichola, what primary colour was the title of an album

released by Taylor Swift in 2012?

-Red.

-Correct. Phil.

In modern art, in which decade was the first Turner Prize awarded?

-'80s.

-Correct.

Nichola, what is the main official unit of currency used in Portugal?

-Euro.

-Correct. Phil.

Which Labour politician became Chancellor of the Exchequer in 2007?

-George Osborne.

-Incorrect. Alistair Darling.

In 1982, what was the first programme ever to air

on Channel 4 in the UK?

-Channel 4 News.

-It was Countdown.

Which agency of the UN is responsible for administering

the list of World Heritage Sites?

-Pass.

-It's UNESCO.

Marilyn Manson's first UK top ten single was a cover of which song

that was also a hit for Soft Cell?

-Tainted Love.

-Correct.

Nichola, the character James Bond was created by which author?

-Ian Fleming.

-Correct.

Phil, in the human body,

the pericardium is a membrane enclosing which organ?

-The liver.

-It's the heart.

Which female Russian tennis player won Wimbledon in 2004?

-Sharapova.

-Correct.

Which British architect helped

design the Pompidou Centre and the Millennium Dome?

-Don't know.

-It's Richard Rogers.

Which small, oily fish is a key ingredient of the spread

Gentleman's Relish?

-Pass.

-It's anchovy.

Part of which county is known as the English Riviera?

-Cornwall.

-It's Devon.

The song Ol' Man River is from which 1927 Broadway musical?

-Don't know.

-It's from Showboat.

Which Steven Spielberg film won the best picture Oscar

at the ceremony held in 1994?

-Jurassic Park.

-It's Schindler's List.

Nichola, which city is the capital of the United Arab Emirates?

-Dubai.

-It's Abu Dhabi. Nichola, Nurse Ratched is the main...

And from miles behind, the winner today, it's Phil.

APPLAUSE

Goodness me, Phil.

With two seconds. Two seconds on the clock.

Nichola, just a run of questions. And once you get one wrong,

-they just topple like dominoes sometimes, don't they?

-Yup.

Tough luck. I thought you were going to take that.

You were so far ahead at one point.

Nichola, it's been a pleasure getting to know you.

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

-Phil, congratulations.

-Thank you.

How did you survive that?

-I honestly don't know.

-That was quite some going.

Well, you have won the show.

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

-Are you ready to play?

-Yes.

-OK, let's do it.

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

Here they are.

Do you want your final question to be about Artists or the Olympics?

-The Olympics.

-Sports fan?

-Big sports fan.

I hope it's a good question for you.

OK, here's what it is...

That's individual or team sports.

Now I'm going to give you four answers and they are...

What I need you to do is take those for answers and put them

in the correct tribes.

It could be four in one, zero in the other,

three and one, could be two and two.

You need to get all four of them in their correct tribe,

and if you do that,

you will walk away with £1,000.

Any of those obvious to you, Phil?

I'm pretty sure Linford's a no.

I think he won in Barcelona,

but I...I think he was disqualified in Atlanta.

-OK, should we move him across to no?

-Please.

We don't have to lock it in yet, but we'll move him across

and see how it looks.

-I think Cracknell is probably a yes.

-Let's move Cracknell.

-We're pretty good at rowing.

-Yeah, let's move him to yes.

See if you can get these at home as well.

Sally Gunnell, I think, is a no.

I think she won once as well.

OK, we will put Sally Gunnell with Linford there in the No Tribe.

-And this is the sticking point, Seb Coe.

-Often the case.

-I'm going to say no for Coe.

-You say no for Coe.

How does that look to you?

I'm not in love with it, but...

-Should we lock them in?

-Pretty sure. Yeah, lock them in.

OK, lock them in.

I wonder how many people at home are agreeing with your tribes.

-Screaming at the telly.

-So we'll start with Linford Christie.

You're pretty sure about him.

"I've won more than one Olympic gold medal."

Linford Christie, are you in the No Tribe?

Correct.

100 metres in Barcelona, as you said. It's the only one.

You're pretty sure as well about James Cracknell.

As you say, we're very good at rowing.

"I've won more than one Olympic gold medal."

James Cracknell, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Yeah, he is indeed. 2000 and 2004 gold medals for James Craknell.

That much I think we knew, Phil.

Now, Sally Gunnell. You've put her in the No Tribe.

You think she hasn't won the more than one Olympic gold medal.

Don't forget, you've got to get all four of these right to win £1,000.

"I've won more than one Olympic gold medal."

Sally Gunnell, are you in the No Tribe?

You're right again.

She won one in 1992.

It all comes down to Sebastian Coe.

So, has Seb Coe won just the one Olympic gold medal?

If you put him in the right tribe, you've won £1,000.

If you put him in the wrong tribe, I'm afraid you leave with nothing.

So, what do you think that home? What tribe have you got Seb Coe in?

"I've won more than one Olympic gold medal."

Sebastian Coe, are you in the No Tribe?

-Oh!

-Oh, I'm so sorry.

The only man ever to have defended the 1,500 metres at an Olympics.

So let's look at how the two tribes should have been.

Yeah, Seb Coe moving across. Two golds for Sebastian Coe.

I'm just too young for it, Richard, that's what it is.

Yeah, don't start that.

Phil, you played terrifically all the way through, you really have.

You've been great from start to finish.

I'm sorry, but you don't walk away with the money.

Join us next time when the seven brand-new players will be

playing for £2,000 including that £1,000 that Phil was just

robbed of just there.

See you next time on Two Tribes.