Episode 18 Two Tribes

Good evening, everyone.

And a very warm welcome to Two Tribes,

the quiz show where you never know whose side you'll be on.

We have got seven brand-new contestants all ready to play,

so let's meet them.

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Hi, I'm Dave. I'm a painter and decorator from Lancing, West Sussex.

Hi, I'm Nikki. I'm a retired police officer.

I am from Stoke-on-Trent, in Staffordshire.

I'm James, a customer service advisor from Nottingham.

Hi, I'm Marc. I'm a programme manager from Ilford, in Essex.

Hi, I'm Rebecca. I am a History and Politics student from Doncaster.

Hello, I am Janice.

I am a retired librarian from Amersham, in Buckinghamshire.

Hello, I am Ian. I am a planning enforcement officer from Norfolk.

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Well, welcome to you all.

We'll find out an awful lot about you during the show.

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

Loads of questions about yourselves.

There's a few of them going through now.

In every round, we are going to split you into two tribes

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

Each tribe will then face some general knowledge questions.

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

At the end of the show, one of you could walk away with today's

jackpot, which currently stands at £2,000.

Good luck to you all.

Let's find our first two tribes.

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

"I cry at weddings." OK, who said yes and who said no to that?

Our Yes Tribe are Dave,

Nikki, Marc and Janice.

And our No Tribe - James, Rebecca

and Ian. Everybody, join your tribes.

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Goodness me, who doesn't cry at weddings?

I tell you three people who don't - our No Tribe.

-Ian, really, you remained unmoved?

-Relatively unmoved.

I get a little bit emotional on occasions, but never actually cry.

Never ever cry?

Are their friends out there whose weddings you have been to who

will now be going, "Ian..."?

Last year, my son and my daughter both got married.

-Come on, you cried at them!

-No.

LAUGHTER

I was quite pleased that I had got them off my hands.

LAUGHTER

That's very honest of you, Ian. Probably cried with relief.

-James, do you think the same?

-Yeah, pretty much.

Why would you cry when it is a celebration of happiness?

Surely it is the greatest,

kind of happiest moment of your entire life, why would you cry?

You cry from happiness, you cry from the overwhelming joy of it.

Don't be so silly.

-Are you married yet?

-Not yet.

-Engaged, but not married. Oh, really?

-Yes.

If you had a wedding and no-one cried,

you would be a little bit, "What have we done wrong?"

I think I'd be OK. I want people to enjoy themselves.

I don't want them sat there, sobbing their eyes out.

Oh, people love a good cry. Dave, you love a good cry.

Well, I wouldn't say I love a good cry, but I will cry.

At weddings. At Sound Of Music.

Anything, really.

-You know what, Dave? I am exactly the same.

-Yeah.

I can go at any second. I could go now, looking at your shirt, Dave.

LAUGHTER

-Marc. Marc, you cry at a wedding?

-I have done.

I wouldn't say that I am sobbing or anything like that,

but, you now, the odd tear might trickle down my cheek.

I always think the father's speech -

something about that that always gets me going.

-And Janice.

-Oh, yes. It is only happiness that ever makes me cry.

-That's good.

-When something is sad, I can be quite stoical,

but when it is really happy...

-You really let yourself go.

-Yeah.

-Yeah. No, I agree with you.

What tribe are you on at home, the Yes Tribe or the No Tribe?

We'll start with the Yes Tribe, there's more of you.

I'll give you 60 seconds worth of questions now.

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

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

Make sure your tribe is the winning try.

If you do that, you will be safely through to the next round.

Start the clock.

Dave, the English alphabet consists of five vowels

and how many consonants?

-21.

-Correct. Nikki.

In EastEnders, what was the first name

of the character played by Patsy Palmer?

-Pass.

-Marc.

-Bianca.

-Correct. Janice.

The subway system of which Scottish city is nicknamed

the Clockwork Orange?

-Glasgow.

-Correct. Dave.

Definitely Maybe

and Be Here Now were UK number one albums for which Brit pop band?

-Oasis.

-Correct. Nikki.

In 2011, Kim Jong-un took over from his father Kim Jong-il

as the leader of which country?

Pass.

-Marc.

-North Korea.

-Correct. Janice.

What is the first name of the title character of 50 Shades Of Grey?

-Charles.

-Incorrect. Dave.

-Steele.

-Incorrect. Nikki.

-Pass.

-Marc, to save your tribe.

First name of the title character of 50 Shades Of Grey?

-Richard?

-RICHARD LAUGHS

Oh, that is a good guess.

The answer to that...

Does you great credit, I suppose, for not knowing. It's Christian.

Christian Grey.

And at the end of that round, Yes Tribe, just five points.

Five points.

So... Six points will see you safely into the next round.

That is very, very doable. James, Rebecca, Ian, very best of luck.

Start the clock.

James, how many months of the year end with A-R-Y?

-Three.

-Incorrect. Rebecca.

-Two.

-Correct. Ian.

El Dorado was a short-lived BBC soap set in which European country?

-Spain.

-It was. James.

Which American sport would you be playing if you were shooting hoops?

-Basketball.

-Correct. Rebecca.

Williams, Comice and Conference are all varieties of which fruit?

-Apple.

-Incorrect. Ian.

-Pear.

-Correct. James.

Which actor played James Bond for the final time in A View To A Kill?

-Sean Connery.

-Incorrect. Rebecca.

-Timothy Dalton.

-Incorrect. Ian, to save your tribe.

-Roger Moore.

-It is the right answer. James, to win.

The Gold Rush in Sacramento Valley, California,

happened in which century?

-19th.

-Is the correct answer. The winning tribe is the No Tribe.

You have six points.

Please take your place in the centre.

Safely through to the next round.

So, the tribe of three beats the tribe of four.

The tribe with ice in their veins, who don't cry at weddings,

-LAUGHTER

-beat our emotional tribe,

our Yes Tribe. It means, Dave, Nikki, Marc, Janice,

one of you is going to be leaving us immediately. Who is it going to be?

I'll ask you a series of questions now on the buzzer.

Get one right, you are safely through to the next round.

Get one wrong, you will be going home immediately,

so do take care on that buzzer.

Best of luck to you all.

If the eight major planets of our solar system were listed

alphabetically, which would come last?

Janice.

Venus.

That was a very, very brave buzz, Janice.

And it is correct, Venus is the right answer.

You are through to the next round.

I could honestly see the other three of you going,

"I'm going nowhere near that question,

"nowhere near it." So, Dave, Nikki, Marc, fingers on buzzers again.

Which German word, literally meaning double goer,

is used in English for... Nikki.

-Doppelganger.

-..used in English

for an apparitional double of a living person?

Doppelganger is correct. Nikki, you are through to the next round.

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Dave.

And your shirt.

Marc.

One of you will be leaving us.

It comes down to this question. Fingers on buzzers.

The part of Jett Rink in the 1956 film Giant was the third

and final major film role played by which actor? Dave.

James Dean.

Dave...

It is the correct answer, you are through to the next round.

Please take your place in the middle.

Marc.

I feel bad cos you don't even cry that much at a wedding.

You could so easily have been on the No Tribe.

-I should be crying now, really, shouldn't I?

-A little bit.

Thank you so much for playing.

For our other six players, though, let's find our next two tribes.

So, Marc is gone. Six players remain.

Ian, every single question right in that last round.

Nikki.

Got nothing right at all.

-But you cry at weddings, so I forgive you.

-Thanks.

I'll split you into different tribes now.

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

"I am bossy."

-Ian, what tribe are you on here?

-I am on the no's.

You are on the No Tribe. Let's see who is joining you.

The note tribe is - Ian, Dave and Rebecca.

And the Yes Tribe is - Nikki, James and Janice.

Everybody, join your tribes.

OK, the Yes Tribe.

Nikki, I would hope you are bossy, you used to be a police officer.

I did, yes.

I'd like to call it assertive.

Assertive, that's right.

They don't do bossy in training, do they, in these places?

And, Janice, I won't have it. I will not have it.

Surely you're not bossy.

Well, only when I am surrounded by people who need a boss, really.

I'm not very good on indecision and people sort of faffing about.

-Somebody should take the lead.

-And that somebody should be Janice.

It should, cos I'm always right.

That is good to know.

Our No Tribe. Rebecca, are you not bossy at all?

I'm not assertive enough to be bossy.

I'm too, like, scared of people.

I'd rather hide and let them do their own thing.

Aw. See what happens when you boss people around?

That's what happens.

And Dave.

Yeah, not bossy.

If you got my family, you just let them do the bossing,

-whatever, just take a back step.

-That is absolutely right.

Relationships work when one is bossy and one is not.

-Yes.

-Don't they? Yes Tribe, we will start with you.

60 seconds worth of questions. Get one wrong, I pass it down the line.

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

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

We will lose a member of the losing tribe.

Start the clock.

Nikki, in English folklore,

the enemy of Robin Hood is called the Sheriff of where?

-Nottingham.

-Correct. James.

In which decade did Neil Kinnock become

leader of the Labour Party?

-'80s.

-Correct. Janice.

Madagascar, Mauritius

and the Maldives are all island nations in which ocean?

-Indian.

-Correct. Nikki.

Which former member of The Beatles was in the rock band Wings?

-Paul McCartney.

-He was. James.

Since 1918, Russia's seat of government has been

located in which building complex in Moscow?

-The Kremlin.

-Correct. Janice.

Which Scotsman won successive

snooker world championships in the 1990s?

-Pass.

-Nikki.

-Ray Reardon?

-Incorrect. James, to save your tribe.

Ronnie O'Sullivan?

It wasn't Ronnie O'Sullivan. The answer was

Stephen Hendry.

Yes Tribe, bossy you may be, but just five points.

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Dave, Rebecca and Ian,

six points would see you safely through to the next round.

That is a nice, soft target, I would say.

Start the clock.

Dave. AA Milne's character Eeyore is which type of animal?

-Donkey.

-Correct. Rebecca.

What is the full name of the UK's aerial warfare unit, the RAF?

-The Royal Air Force.

-Correct. Ian.

Which surname is shared by Countryfile presenter John

and horror film director Wes?

-Pass.

-Dave.

-Craven.

-Correct. Rebecca.

On a standard UK QWERTY keyboard,

which currency symbol shares the number three key?

-Pound?

-Correct. Ian.

Long Walk To Freedom is the autobiography of which former

South African president?

-Nelson Mandela.

-Correct. Dave, to win.

Budapest is the capital city of which European country?

-Hungary.

-Is the right answer.

With six points, our winning tribe is our No Tribe.

You are through to the next round,

take your place in the centre.

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Yes Tribe, a soft target you set there at five points.

That means you are now in danger. One of you will be leaving us.

Very best of luck, Nikki, James and Janice.

Here is your first question.

Which English monarch reputedly said,

"I know I have the body but of a weak and feeble woman."

Janice.

-Elizabeth I.

-"But I have the heart and stomach of a king."

Elizabeth I is the correct answer.

Janice, you are through to the next round.

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Nikki. James.

It comes down to this.

One of you will be through to the next round,

one of you will be going home.

All down to this one question. Very best of luck.

In 2007, David Beckham signed for a football team based in which US...

Nikki.

California.

..based in which US city? The answer was Los Angeles.

And that means, James, you are through to the next round.

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-Nikki, have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Yes, thank you very much.

We didn't get to see this assertive, bossy side of your character,

-I'm afraid.

-I know.

-But we wish you all the very best.

-Thank you, Richard.

And for our remaining five contestants, we are

going to find two brand-new tribes.

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Congratulations to the five of you.

Ian and Rebecca have been on both winning tribes so far.

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

Dave, you also did. So wherever you look, there are strong players here.

Going to split you into two new tribes now.

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

"I sing in the shower."

I don't know what that tells us about us. We are about to find out.

Our Yes Tribe is...

Dave, James and Rebecca.

Our No Tribe - Janice and Ian.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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Ian, Ian.

You don't cry at weddings, you don't sing in the shower,

you are not bossy with people.

We are going to find out something terrible about you at some point,

-Ian, I'm sure of it.

-Not if I can help it.

LAUGHTER

Now, our shower singers...

Dave. Dave, you are a painter and decorator as well.

Do you sing on the job?

-Yeah, constantly.

-Yeah, I bet you do.

Does anyone ever compliment you on your voice?

Um, no, funnily enough.

And yet you still do it. Absolutely.

James.

Again, perhaps not the most tuneful voice,

but I have always got something coming out of it, nonetheless.

Rebecca.

-Do you sing everywhere?

-Yeah, most places. I just love singing.

I'm not good at it, but I enjoy it.

So all three of you will just sing anywhere, anywhere at all.

You two, not so much.

We will start with our Yes Tribe.

We will give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

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

If all three of you get it wrong, your time ends immediately.

The winning tribe at the end of this round will be through

to our final four.

Try and make sure that is your tribe.

Start the clock.

Dave. A common marketing tool in shops,

what does the acronym BOGOF stand for?

-Pass.

-James.

-By one, get one free.

-Correct. Rebecca.

In the UK Parliament buildings,

what colour are the seats in the House of Lords?

-Red.

-Correct. Dave.

In the 1965 film The Sound Of Music,

which British actress played the role of Maria?

-Julie Andrews.

-She did. James.

Which '90s group took their name from the postcode for Walthamstow?

-Pass.

-Rebecca.

-Pass.

-Dave. To save your tribe,

which '90s group took their name from the postcode for Walthamstow?

Wah, Mighty Wah!?

It's not right. It is... You'll know when I say it, Dave.

-East 17.

-Argh!

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe,

three points. Three points.

Not a lot to sing about. Janice.

Ian. Four points will see you safely through to our final four.

Wish you both luck. Start the clock.

Janice, Pippa Middleton is the sister of which member

of the Royal Family?

-Princess Catherine.

-Correct. Ian.

Fall is the American term for which season of the year?

-Autumn.

-Correct. Janice.

First airing in the '70s, Zippy, George

and Bungle were characters in which children's TV show?

-Rainbow.

-They were. Ian, to win.

The Wife of Bath, The Knight and The Pardoner are characters

from which work by Geoffrey Chaucer?

-Canterbury Tales.

-Is the right answer.

And with four points, our No Tribe

go through to our final four.

Yes Tribe, one of you will be leaving us

before our final four, a bad time to leave.

Dave, James, Rebecca.

Here is your first question.

On the BBC's Strictly Come dancing,

which professional dancer has been partnered with Ann Widdecombe...

-Rebecca.

-Anton Du Beke.

-..and Nancy Dell'Olio?

Anton Du Beke is the right answer. Rebecca, you are in our final four.

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Dave and James, you have both been here before.

You have both made it through before. That cannot happen now.

One of you will be leaving us.

And it all comes down to this question. Fingers on buzzers.

What name, beginning with Z,

is given to the extreme activity in which people roll down hills...

-James.

-Zorbing.

-..in large, transparent balls?

The answer is zorbing. James, you are in our final four.

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Dave, how can a man with such a sunny disposition,

who sings at all times, who cries at weddings,

who wears that shirt be leaving us so soon?

Dave, loved having you here.

Thank you so much for playing.

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

So, our final four. Now, this is where things change.

Final four is always two against two.

And at the end of the round,

two of you will be playing in today's final.

The other two will be going home immediately.

There are no more second chances.

How are we going to split you up this time?

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

Well, thus far, Ian,

we haven't found out anything dodgy about you at all.

What tribe are you on here?

I am on the yes.

Oh, good, good. We'll have a little chat about that, Ian.

Our tribes are... The yes tribe - Ian and Rebecca.

Our No Tribe is James and Janice.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, Ian, Ian...

We begin to peel away the layers like an onion.

-You only date attractive people, Ian?

-Yep.

-Are you a married man?

-I am.

To a very beautiful wife?

That's why I had to say yes, because she would kill me if I had said no.

Our No Tribe.

Janice. Janice, looks not important to you?

Well, I have a horrible feeling I have dug a terrible hole here.

Oh, good! Let's settle in.

Well, I have been married for 46 years

and I started going out with my husband when I was 14.

So I have never actually dated anybody else.

-So it is just him. So, hold on...

-I know, I know!

Let's work out the logic of this.

"I only date attractive people," you said, no.

You have only dated one person...

Your poor husband!

But if I was going to start again, I might be on that side.

-Never too late.

-No.

-Never too late.

So, Rebecca and Ian, James and Janice,

this round is all on the buzzer.

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

The losing tribe will be going home immediately.

I wish you all the very best of luck. Rebecca, Ian.

James and Janice.

Fingers on buzzers, here is your first question.

On Super Saturday at the 2012 Olympics,

which male athlete won Team GB's sixth and final gold of the day?

-James.

-Greg Rutherford.

-Is the incorrect answer.

I can hand that over to the Yes Tribe. You can confer.

Go for it.

-Mo Farah.

-It was Mo Farah. One-nil to the Yes Tribe.

The tag line "Just when you thought it was safe to go

"back in the water" was used to promote the sequel to which 197...

-James.

-Jaws.

..to which 1975 film? Jaws is the correct answer, James.

One point each.

In the 2014 installation of the Tower of London,

over 800 ceramic types of flower...

-Ian.

-Poppies.

..types of what flower displayed in the dry moat?

Poppy is the correct answer. Very well played.

Very beautiful it was, too. Two-one to the Yes Tribe.

When Bill Clinton appeared on the Arsenio Hall Show in 199...

-James.

-Saxophone.

..in 1992, he famously played which instrument?

Saxophone is the correct answer, James.

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-It's the only thing famous about that interview, so...

-That was very gutsy.

Two points for the Yes Tribe. Two points for the No Tribe.

Anybody's game.

Which US poet published a novel The Bell Jar under the pseudonym...

-Rebecca.

-Sylvia Plath.

..under the pseudonym Victoria Lucas?

Sylvia Plath is the correct answer, Rebecca. Three-two to the Yes Tribe.

What colour appears in the titles of a 1967 UK hit

single by The Jimi Hendrix Experience

and the 198...

-James.

-Purple.

..and a 1984 album by Prince and the Revolution?

Purple is the correct answer.

Purple Haze and Purple Rain.

Yes Tribe - three. No Tribe - three.

Any time you fancy joining in, Janice, please do.

I am buzzing, I don't think it's working.

That's all right, James is doing oh, so well.

In February 1971,

Alan Shepard became the first person to play golf where? Janice.

-On the moon.

-He did indeed, Janice, well played. Well played.

It is now four-three to the No Tribe.

No Tribe, you are one correct answer away from today's final.

Yes Tribe, you are one answer away from going out.

Which TV sitcom starred Richard Briers and Felicity Kendal

as Tom and Barbara Good?

-Ian.

-The Good Life.

-That's exactly the right answer, Ian.

Four points to the Yes Tribe. Four points to the No Tribe.

And it all comes down to one question.

Rebecca, Ian.

James, Janice.

Fingers on buzzers. Very best of luck.

What name, of Yiddish origin, is given to the dense bread

rolls usually boiled and then baked in a ring...

Janice.

-Bagels.

-..in a ring shape? The answer, Janice, is bagels.

And our No Tribe are our winners.

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Well played, Janice. Very well played. Held your nerve.

Rebecca and Ian, I'm so sorry to see you go.

-Have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Very much, yes.

-It's been great.

It's been a pleasure getting to know you.

But for James and Janice,

we have the small matter of the Two Tribes final.

APPLAUSE

Janice, James, congratulations. Terrific teamwork.

You're not a team any more, though.

Unfortunately, we split you into your very own tribes.

This time, it is just James versus just Janice.

You also have your very own

45-second clock. You have to protect

that clock at all costs.

The first question, and only the first, will be on the buzzer.

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 challenge is to force your opponent's clock all

the way down to zero.

And if you do that,

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

James. Janice.

Let's play Two Tribes.

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So, just this first question on the buzzer.

Schindler's Ark, Life Of Pi

and The Luminaries have all received which prestigious literary award?

-James.

-The Booker Prize.

-Correct answer.

That means, Janice, as soon as I start the next question,

your clock will start ticking down.

Janice, which 1990 film includes an iconic film in which

Patrick Swayze embraces Demi Moore at a potter's wheel?

-Um, Ghost.

-Correct. James.

Originating in France, a madeleine is a small type of which foodstuff?

-Pass.

-It is a cake. James.

Boney M had a 1978 UK number-one hit entitled Rivers Of where?

-Babylon.

-Correct. Janice.

In which sport do teams compete for the America's Cup?

-Yachting.

-Correct. James.

Deoxyribonucleic acid is usually referred to by which

three-letter abbreviation?

-DNA.

-Correct answer. Janice.

In which TV series did George Cole play conman Arthur Daley?

-Minder.

-Correct. James.

In March 2011, Sir Terry Leahy

stepped down as CEO of which company?

-Pass.

-It was Tesco. James.

In 1959, which island nation became the first communist

country in the Western Hemisphere?

-Cuba.

-Correct. Janice.

Edgbaston Cricket Ground is situated in which city?

-Leeds.

-It's Birmingham. Janice.

The famous children's book series by Arthur Ransome is titled

Swallows And what?

-Amazons.

-Correct. James.

Which British swimmer won two gold medals at the 2008 Olympics...?

-Rebecca Adlington.

-Correct answer. Janice.

The United Nations agency, commonly abbreviated as the WHO,

is the World Health what?

Organisation. Correct. James.

Which first name links a Charles Dickens' character with

the surname Twist and...?

-Oliver.

-Correct. Janice.

Born in 1697, the artist Canaletto is best known

for his paintings of which Italian city?

-Venice.

-Correct. James.

What is the name of the principal male sex hormone?

-Testosterone.

-Correct. Janice.

Which 1991 film stars Macaulay Culkin as Thomas J,

a boy who is allergic to everything?

-Home Alone.

-It's My Girl. Janice.

In American football, up to how many players

is each team committed to have on the field at any one time?

It was 11.

With six seconds left on the clock, our winner today is James.

HE LAUGHS NERVOUSLY

APPLAUSE

Congratulations, James.

Janice, what a fight you put up.

That was pretty tough. It was like a game of ping-pong at one point.

-It has been an absolute pleasure getting to know you.

-Thank you.

Thank you for playing. For James, time to play for today's jackpot.

-James. Congratulations.

-Thank you.

Very well played.

You now have the opportunity to win some money.

No-one won the jackpot last time, so it now stands at £2,000.

One question, £2,000. Are you ready?

Why not? Let's play the game.

Let's do it, shall we?

First, I am going to give you two categories.

Do you want your final question to be about...?

Historical Figures.

Historical Figures, you're going for. OK.

Here is what it is.

Those are your tribes.

Let's take a look at your four answers.

Those are your four answers.

You need to decide which tribe do those four answers go into.

It could be all four in one. It could be three and one.

It could be two and two.

If you get all four of those answers into the correct tribes,

you will walk away with £2,000.

-Are you ready to play?

-I am indeed.

-Let's go.

-Any of them leaping out at you, James?

-OK, first off,

we'll go for Shakespeare.

He's obviously in the yes camp.

Nothing much more British than Shakespeare.

OK, let's put Shakespeare in the Yes Tribe.

Same reasoning again, how much more British can you got than

the most British Prime Minister of all times?

Winston Churchill must be a yes.

OK, Winston Churchill we are going to put in the Yes Tribe.

Now, these are the two that I am not so sure about. Um... Nelson, argh.

Obviously, fought for our army,

so I'm going to hazard he almost certainly was born in the UK,

so I'm going to say Nelson in the Yes Tribe as well.

OK, we'll put Nelson in the Yes Tribe.

Then Florence Nightingale.

Nightingale...

I'm sure she's somewhere European... Germany. Somewhere like that.

I'm going to say no.

OK, let's put Florence Nightingale in the No Tribe for now.

Take a look at them, see if you are comfortable with those.

-Yeah, I'm going to lock that in.

-You happy? Let's lock it in.

Four answers, split into two tribes.

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

you are walking away with £2,000.

Your first one was William Shakespeare,

pretty sure about this.

William Shakespeare. I was born in the United Kingdom.

Are you in the Yes Tribe?

Of course he is. Born in Stratford-upon-Avon.

As we know.

So, Winston Churchill, you put him in the Yes Tribe.

Let's find out if you were right to do that.

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

So, I was born in the United Kingdom.

Winston Churchill, are you in the Yes Tribe?

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Of course. Famously born at Blenheim Palace, in Oxfordshire.

The next one you went for was Horatio Nelson.

He certainly fought for Britain.

So you thought he was born in Britain.

Let's find out if you are right. I was born in the United Kingdom.

Horatio Nelson, are you in the Yes Tribe?

You are indeed.

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Born in Norfolk, Horatio Nelson. It comes down to Florence Nightingale.

-The one I am least sure of.

-The one you are least sure of.

I wonder which tribe people at home have put Florence Nightingale in.

You have put her in the No Tribe.

Wish you the very best of luck, James.

I was born in the United Kingdom.

Florence Nightingale, are you

in the No Tribe? For £2,000...

Yes, you are!

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-Very well played, James. Aced it.

-Thank you.

-All four of them.

Now, there was something in your head telling you that Florence

Nightingale was born somewhere in Europe, you think maybe Germany?

Yeah, mid-European - Germany, Italy, something like that.

I'll tell you, there is a clue in her name. She was born in Florence.

Oh, OK. That is a clue, I guess.

Congratulations, James, been terrific all the way through.

-Thank you.

-Seen off some very strong competitors.

You walk away very, very deservedly with £2,000.

Join us next time when seven brand-new contestants will

try to do exactly what James just did.

We'll see you then, on Two Tribes.

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