Episode 19 Two Tribes

Good evening, everyone, and welcome to Two Tribes,

the quiz where you never know whose side you're going to be on.

We've got seven brand-new contestants all ready to play.

Let's meet them.

Hi, I'm Aimee. I'm from Sheffield and I'm a team leader.

Hi, I'm Steve. I'm a book publisher from Nottingham.

Hello, I'm Judith.

I'm a local government officer from South Woodford in London.

I'm El. I'm a retired property developer from Forfar.

I'm John. I'm a salesman from Chessington in Surrey.

Hello there. I'm Gerard.

I'm a French tutor from Reading in Berkshire.

Hello, my name is Catherine. I'm an art consultant from Stafford.

Very lovely to meet you all.

We'll find out all sorts about you during today's show.

Before the show, you all filled in our in-depth questionnaire,

answering hundreds of questions all about yourselves.

There are some of them up there...

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

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

Then both tribes will face a series of general knowledge questions.

All you need to do is be on the winning tribe.

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

with today's jackpot of £1,000.

Good luck to you all. Let's find our first two tribes.

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

Let's take a look at our Yes Tribe.

Our Yes Tribe is Steve,

Judith,

El,

and John.

That means our No Tribe's Aimee, Gerard and Catherine.

Everybody - join your tribes.

-Steve.

-Yes.

-You are an argumentative man.

No, I'm not.

LAUGHTER

We are going to immediately move on from Steve to Judith.

-Judith, you like an argument?

-I do, yes.

A cross argument or you like to get your opinion across?

I like to get my opinion across because I'm always right.

-You married, Judith?

-Yes.

-And your husband's name?

-Keith.

-Would Keith agree with that?

-Yes.

-There we go.

You know what, I bet you would, Keith. I bet you would.

El, again, you like a good argument

or you're annoyed that you argue with people?

-I enjoy arguing.

-It's fun sometimes, isn't it?

-Yes!

-Especially when you're right.

-Do you argue with your husband as well, El?

-Always.

-Do you win?

-Always.

-His name?

-Martin.

-So sorry, Martin.

I'd love it if Martin and Keith are watching this together.

No Tribe, Aimee, you don't need arguments in your life?

No, cos I'm always wrong.

LAUGHTER

Aw!

That is perfect. That is absolutely perfect.

OK, we will start with our Yes Tribe.

60 seconds worth of questions.

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

If all of you get the same question wrong at any point,

your time will end immediately. Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Steve. A cardiologist specialises in treating

disorders concerning which vital organ?

-The heart.

-Correct. Judith.

What is the official currency of the Republic of Ireland?

-The euro.

-It is. El.

In the name of the international organisation UNICEF,

what does the letter U stand for?

-Pass.

-John?

-United.

Correct. Steve.

The chinchilla is a soft-furred rodent native to which continent?

-South America.

-Correct. Judith.

What is the sum of the whole numbers from one to four inclusive?

-Ten.

-Correct. El.

Who was British monarch at the outbreak of World War I?

-George IV.

-Incorrect. John?

-George V.

-Correct. Steve.

Vera Lynn famously sang about which birds flying over the white

cliffs of Dover?

-Bluebirds.

-Correct. Judith.

Which actor played the lead role of Randy 'The Ram' Robinson

in the 2008 film The Wrestler?

-Pass.

-El.

-Sylvester Stallone.

-Incorrect. John?

Could you repeat the question?

Which actor played the lead role of Randy 'The Ram' Robinson

in the 2008 film The Wrestler?

-Pass.

-Steve?

-Mickey Rourke.

-Correct. Just got in there under the buzzer.

Yes Tribe, you scored eight points.

Special mention in dispatches for Judith for getting

the numbers between one to four.

LAUGHTER

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

Don't forget, the winning tribe will be going through to the next round.

The losing tribe, we will lose one of you. Very best of luck.

Start the clock.

Aimee, which soap opera set in the fictional London Borough of Walford?

-EastEnders.

-It is. Gerard.

Which first name is shared by well-known poets called

Blake, Wordsworth and Yeats?

-William.

-Correct. Catherine. Held in 1896,

the first modern Olympic Games took place in which city?

-Athens.

-Correct. Aimee.

The German desert black forest gateaux traditionally

contains which fruit?

-Cherry.

-Correct. Gerard.

What is the eighth letter of the English alphabet?

-H.

-Correct. Catherine.

Often backed by the E Street Band,

which musician is nicknamed The Boss?

-Bruce Springsteen.

-Correct.

Aimee. Which fish with the scientific name anguilliform

has young known as elvers?

-Eels.

-Correct. Gerard.

What is the title of the third book in the Hunger Games trilogy?

-Not a clue.

-Catherine?

-To Kill A Mockingbird.

-Incorrect. Aimee?

-Mockingjay.

-Correct. Gerard.

What name is given to a small bone in the ear

and part of a horse's saddle?

-Stirrup.

-Correct answer.

Nine points, No Tribe, you are through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

It means our Yes Tribe is our losing tribe.

One of you will have to go home immediately, I'm afraid.

I'll ask you a series of questions. Get one right, you're safe.

If you do buzz in and get one wrong, you'll be leaving us immediately.

Do be careful. I wish you all the very best of luck.

What is the fourth vowel of the English alphabet?

-Steve.

-O.

Very fast, Steve. And right. O is the right answer, Steve.

You are in the next round.

Judith, El, John. We will be losing one of you.

Which puppet rodent, voiced by David Claridge,

is often credited with saving the breakfast channel TV-am?

-El.

-Roland Rat.

Is the correct answer, El. You are through to the next round.

John and Judith, one of you is about to leave us.

It all comes down to this one question.

In 2005, which former athlete

and politician was appointed chairman of the London Organising...

-John?

-Seb Coe.

..the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games?

Sebastian Coe is right. You are through to the next round, John.

Judith. And you always right, an' all.

LAUGHTER

What do you think Keith will be saying?

"You are not always right."

LAUGHTER

-And what would you say to him after that?

-"Oh, yes, I am!"

There we go. Judith, thank you so much for playing.

It's been a pleasure getting to meet you.

But for our remaining six players,

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

Well played, the six of you.

Now we're going to split you into two brand-new tribes.

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

El, are you a morning person?

No. No way.

-LAUGHING:

-You're no good. I look forward to hearing about that.

El, you are on the No Tribe. Joining you are...

John and Gerard.

Which means our Yes Tribe, our morning people are Aimee, Steve

and Catherine. Everybody, join your tribes.

Yes Tribe, Catherine, you don't argue, you are a morning person.

-It's like you are perfect.

-It's sickening, isn't it?

-You literally spring out of bed, get work done?

-In the summer, yes.

In the summer I get up about 5.30-6.00.

I'll run outside or run stairs.

But in the winter, I'll stay in till about 7.00.

You'll stay in till about 7.00?

-Yeah.

-Blimey!

-Steve, early riser?

-Yeah, I like the mornings.

Even when I was a student, I used to get up early.

See, it's quite secret. People don't know about mornings.

Completely quiet. It's very serene, No Tribe,

early in the mornings. El, are you having none of it?

None of it.

The serene time is between midnight and 2.00 in the morning.

That's a great time of day.

What do you get up to between midnight and 2.00?

Oh, anything.

-JOHN SNIGGERS

-John.

LAUGHTER

What's up with John all of a sudden?

Having a nice conversation with El about her hobbies...

LAUGHTER

You can get up to all sorts of nonsense at that time of day.

Jigsaws and the like. You're quite right, El.

-At least.

-Yeah, at least.

Yes Tribe, we will start with you, our early risers.

60 seconds worth of questions. Get one wrong,

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

your time will end immediately. The winning tribe, of course,

will be safely through to the next round.

Try and make sure that it's your tribe. Start the clock.

Aimee. Petite pain, brioche and baguette are French varieties

of which foodstuff?

-Bread.

-They are. Steve.

U2 front man Paul Hewson is better known by which stage name?

-Bono.

-Correct. Catherine.

The Magic Mirror on the wall appears in which 1937 Disney film?

-Sleeping Beauty.

-Incorrect. Aimee.

-Snow White.

-Correct. Steve.

Which eponymous jungle-dwelling character was

created by Edgar Rice Burroughs in 1912.

-Tarzan.

-Correct. Catherine.

Which unit of speed is equivalent to one nautical mile per hour?

-Pass.

-Aimee?

-One knot.

Correct. Steve.

Bladderwrack, thongweed and landlady's wig are all varieties of

which marine algae?

-Seaweed.

-Correct. Catherine.

Which female fashion designer created

the Duchess of Cambridge's wedding dress?

-Pass.

-Aimee?

-Vivienne Westwood.

Incorrect. Steve, to save your tribe.

Katharine Hamnett.

It was not. That answer to that one was Sarah Burton.

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

That means, No Tribe, seven points will be enough to see you

safely through to the next round.

Start the clock. El. Lily Savage is the alter ego of which TV presenter?

-Pass.

-John.

-Paul O'Grady.

-Correct. Gerard.

Which organ of the body has parts called the cerebellum and cerebrum?

-The brain.

-Correct. El.

How many astronauts flew on the near-fatal Apollo 13 mission?

-Four.

-Incorrect. John?

-12.

-Incorrect. Gerard?

-Three.

-Correct. El.

In which decade did the UK join what is now the European Union?

'70s. Correct. John.

Oscar Wilde famously wrote that we are all in the gutter

but some of us are looking at what?

-Pass.

-Gerard?

-The stars.

-Correct. El.

Which US president delivered the famous Gettysburg address in 1863?

-Lincoln.

-Correct. John, to win.

Alberta, Manitoba and New Brunswick are all provinces of which country?

-United States.

-Incorrect. Gerard?

-Canada.

-Correct answer.

And with seven points, largely thanks to Gerard,

No Tribe, you are through to the next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

Yes Tribe, that pesky Gerard.

LAUGHTER

Not only is he asleep when you're up in the morning,

he's just put you on the losing tribe as well.

One of you will have to leave us right now, I'm afraid.

Fingers on buzzers. You are playing for survival. Very best of luck.

Actor Dan Castellaneta provides the voices for several major

characters in which...

-Steve.

-The Simpsons.

-..in which long-running animated US TV series?

The Simpsons is the right answer, Steve,

you are through to the next round.

Aimee and Catherine.

One of you will be leaving us right now

and it comes down to this one question.

Good luck to you both.

What is the name of the character played by Sally Anne Howes

in the 1968 film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?

Aimee.

Truly Scrumptious.

-Aimee...

-It's Trudy, isn't it?

No, it's Truly. You are through to the next round.

Oh, wow!

-Catherine.

-Yeah.

-Catherine, I'm so sorry.

You got all of your questions wrong in that round.

I know. It was a bad round.

I'm sure you're better than that but were not going to see

any evidence cos you've got to leave us.

-I know. It's been great though. It's been a great day.

-Lovely.

-It's been a pleasure having you. Thank you for joining us.

-Thank you.

For our remaining five players, we've got two more tribes to find.

Well done to the five of you. Gerard. Two winning tribes in a row.

Got every single one of your questions right in that last

round as well. Very, very impressive.

Let's see what tribe you are going to be on this time.

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

Uh-oh.

LAUGHTER

This is going to get some of you in trouble.

I am better looking than most of my friends.

Gerard, our superstar so far, what tribe are you on?

What do you think?

LAUGHTER

Did you need to ask?

Gerard, I haven't seen your friends, to be fair.

The No Tribe is Steve, El and Gerard.

Which means our Yes Tribe, who we will be talking to in a moment,

are Aimee and John. Everybody, join your tribe.

No Tribe, very sensible, if I may say so.

Even if you don't believe it, a very, very sensible thing to say.

Steve, you must hang out with a lot of very, very handsome men.

-All supermodels and male models, yeah.

-Me too.

I hang out with Alexander Armstrong so I have much the same problem.

LAUGHTER

Let's deal with these two troublemakers, shall we? Aimee...

Aimee, some of your friends will be watching, right?

-Yeah, em...

-Absolute shockers, aren't they, most of them?

Can I just say, I'm only saying what they would say if they were honest.

They would say you were better looking than them

-if they were honest?

-LAUGHTER

You're absolutely certain that's what all your friends would say?

-Yes.

-Will you be watching this with your friends?

-No.

Oh, I'd love to be a fly on the wall if you did when this comes up.

They'll go, "Oh, it's nice. Yeah, you're a morning person.

"Oh, yeah, she's not very argumentative. You're what?!"

-I think so.

-John. Very handsome man.

Handsome gentleman, El?

-Not your type?

-Not my type.

-No.

-El, I didn't expect that answer.

-LAUGHTER

-Neither did I!

-But, John, you are better looking than your friends?

There is method to my madness.

Hanging around with a bunch of ugly people makes me look better,

-doesn't it? So...

-John, true enough.

And nice use of the words "a bunch of ugly people"

to describe all of your friends.

Let us start with our No Tribe.

Our humble tribe. I'm going to give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

Get one wrong, we will pass it 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. Try and make sure that it's your tribe.

Start the clock. Steve.

What two-word-name is given to a pirate's flag with a skull

and cross bones on a black background?

-Jolly Roger.

-Correct. El.

The Turin Shroud is held in a cathedral in which European country?

-Italy.

-Correct. Gerard.

Who directed the 1975 film Jaws?

-Steven Spielberg.

-He did. Steve.

From 1999 to 2007, footballer Thierry Henry played for which

Premier League team?

-Arsenal.

-Correct. El.

In which century was the notorious outlaw Billy The Kid born?

-19th.

-Correct. Gerard.

Since 1989, Jon Snow has been a presenter on which news programme?

-Channel 4 News.

-Correct, Steve.

In 2003, which diminutive Essex-born jazz musician

released his album Twentysomething?

-Jamie Cullum.

-Correct. El.

The fruit of which the deciduous tree is used play

the children's game conkers?

-Horse chestnut.

-Correct. Gerard.

Pope Callixtus III and Pope Alexander VI were both

members of which notorious Italian family?

-Were they Borgias?

-They were. Steve.

In which 1952 film musical did Gene Kelly

and Debbie Reynolds sing Good Morning?

-Dancing In The Rain.

-Incorrect. El?

-Singing In The Rain.

-Correct.

Ten points to our No Tribe. Ten points.

Yes Tribe, you have your looks but will you be in our final four?

11 points is what you need to make it there.

I wish you the very, very best of luck, Aimee and John.

Start the clock. Aimee.

The term quintuplets refers to a group of how many children

born of one pregnancy?

-Five.

-Correct. John.

In chess, which piece can only move and a diagonal direction?

-Bishop.

-Correct. Aimee.

From 1993 to 2007, who hosted the UK game show Supermarket Sweep?

-Dale Winton.

-He did. John.

Which city in eastern France gives its name to

type of mustard that is typically made with white wine or vinegar?

-Dijon.

-Correct. Aimee.

In 1642, Abel Tasman discovered which island that is now

one of the states of Australia?

-Tasmania.

-Correct. John.

An international airport in South Yorkshire shares its name

with which legendary English outlaw?

-Robin Hood.

-Correct. Aimee.

With the chemical symbol F,

what is the lightest member of the halogen family?

-Fluorine.

-Correct. John.

Which member of Take That married Katie Halil in January 2015?

-Mark Owen.

-Incorrect. Aimee?

-Gary Barlow.

-Incorrect.

That's unlucky. It was Howard Donald. Seven points, Yes Tribe.

A very, very strong performance. Really, really unlucky.

It means, with ten points,

going straight through to our final four, it's the No Tribe.

Aimee, John.

In this one round you have both lost every single friend

you've ever had and now one of you is about to leave the show.

Fingers on buzzers. You are playing for survival.

One of you will be in our final four. One of you will be leaving us.

And it comes down to this question.

In December 2014, which political leader was voted

Russia's Man Of The Year for the fif...

-John.

-Vladimir Putin.

-..for the 15th consecutive year?

The answer is Vladimir Putin. John, you are in our final four.

Aimee, I'm so sorry.

It was a terrific round by you and John there.

It was. I'm not disappointed in myself and that's the main thing.

Aimee, it's been a pleasure having you on the show.

Thank you for joining us.

For our final four though, let's find our next two tribes.

Terrific round that last one. Well played, everybody.

Gerard, every single winning tribe so far.

Also got all your questions right in that round too.

It's now our final four and this is where things change.

As always, it's going to be two against two.

At the end of the round,

two of you will be going through to play in today's final.

For the chance to win that £1,000 jackpot.

Two of you will be going home immediately.

No more second chances.

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

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

The No Tribe is El and Steve.

Our Yes Tribe is John and Gerard. Everybody, join your tribes.

John, you get easily embarrassed?

I wasn't until El said I was ugly and now I am easily embarrassed, yeah.

-Suddenly you changed tribes.

-Yeah.

El, you must think his friends are incredibly ugly.

-Very.

-Goodness me!

No Tribe. Steve, you don't embarrass easily?

Not particularly, no.

When we were at university we had a spell of about six months

trying to embarrass each other as much as possible in front of people.

I'd hate that.

You get over it and it is now quite amusing watching people

-embarrass themselves.

-That's why, kids,

-you should never go to university.

-LAUGHTER

El, not easily embarrassed?

I just wasn't there when they handed out the embarrassment gene.

-That's quite handy in life, isn't it?

-Yeah.

You can get yourself into all sorts of scrapes

-if you don't embarrass easily.

-Yeah.

Now, this round is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly

will be going through to today's final.

For the losing tribe, it's game over immediately.

Very best of luck to both tribes. Fingers on buzzers.

Which former Labour MP and TV presenter became an MEP

for UKIP in 2004 and later formed his own political party called...

-Steve?

-Robert Kilroy Silk.

..called Veritas? Robert Kilroy Silk is the correct answer.

No Tribe, one point.

Florence Nightingale, Charles Darwin and Charles Dickens have all

appeared on which denomination of Bank of England...

John? £10. ..which Bank of England banknote?

£10 is the correct answer, John, well played.

One point to each tribe.

First to five goes through to the final.

Barry and Paul Elliott at the real names of which British TV duo...

-Steve?

-It's got to be the Chuckle Brothers.

..known for their catchphrase "To me, to you."?

It's got to be the Chuckle Brothers and it is. Very well played.

No Tribe - two. Yes Tribe - one.

The art of preparing, stuffing and mounting the skins of animals for...

-Gerard?

-Taxidermy.

..for exhibition in a lifelike state is called what?

It is called taxidermy. Well played, Gerard. Two-two.

In the human mouth,

what name is given to the pointed teeth that sit between...

-Steve?

-Canines.

..which sit between the incisors and the premolars?

Canines is the right answer, Steve.

Three points to the No Tribe, two points to the Yes Tribe.

Which British Nobel prize-winning author is known for her

novels such as The Grass Is Singing and The Golden Notebook?

-Gerard?

-Is it Doris Lessing?

You know it is Doris Lessing, Gerard. Very well played.

Three points each.

Maxi Jazz and Sister Bliss have both been members of which act

whose UK singles include Insomnia and We Come...

-John?

-Faithless.

..and We Come One? Faithless is the correct answer, John.

Four-three to the Yes Tribe.

What name is shared by a pre-decimal British coin

and the present-day currencies of Kenya, Uganda...

-El?

-Shilling.

..and Tanzania?

Shilling is the correct answer, El.

-It's four-all.

-Sudden death.

Sudden death, Gerard, you are quite right.

John and Gerard, Steve and El, it comes down to this one question.

Which programme, hosted by Frank Skinner

and named after a fictional place...

-Gerard?

-Room 101.

..named after a fictional place of torture

are celebrities to argue for their hated items to be banished?

Room 101 is the correct answer.

With five points, the Yes Tribe are our winners.

Look at the two of them. They are hugging!

-LAUGHTER

-They are hugging.

Bless them. El, have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Great fun.

-Steve, have you had fun?

-Yeah, a great time. Thank you.

-Thank you, Steve.

But for John and Gerard, it's time to play the Two Tribes final.

John and Gerard, congratulations on making it this far.

Congratulations also on some brilliant teamwork in that

last round. That was terrific stuff.

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

It's just John versus Gerard.

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

And your job is to protect that 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'll keep ticking down until they get a question right.

Then your 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'll be playing for today's jackpot of £1,000.

So, John, Gerard, let's play Two Tribes.

This first question, on the buzzer.

Which British actress played the title role in the 1971 TV

series Elizabeth R?

-Gerard.

-Glenda Jackson.

Is the correct answer. It means as soon as I start this

next question, John, your time will start ticking down.

John, according to the saying,

a broken clock is right how many times a day?

-Twice.

-Correct. Gerard.

In 2014, the government of Catalonia held

a referendum on independence from which country?

-Spain.

-Correct. John.

The composer Frederic Chopin is best known for his works

for which musical instrument?

-Um... Pass.

-It's piano. John.

Which Radio One DJ appeared as a contestant on

Strictly Come Dancing in 2014?

-Sara Cox.

-Incorrect. It was Scott Mills. John.

Which dish made from beef wrapped in pastry shares its name with

a former UK Prime Minister?

-Pass.

-It's a beef Wellington. John.

Dwarf Lop, Flemish Giant and Lionhead are all breeds

of which mammal?

-Lion?

-They are rabbits. John.

Referring to a vein in the neck,

a ruthless opponent is sometimes said to go for the what?

-Jugular.

-Correct. Gerard.

Which singer topped the UK singles chart in 1999 with

Livin' La Vida Loca?

-Ricky Martin.

-Correct. John.

In Greek mythology,

Jason and the Argonauts embarked on a quest to find the Golden what?

-Goblet?

-It was Fleece. John.

The city of Preston is in which English county?

-Lancashire.

-Correct. Gerard. Which financial institution is

known as The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street?

-The Bank of England.

-Correct. John.

By what name was the Russian city of Volgograd known from 1925 to 1961?

It was Stalingrad.

The last round was exciting. That one, John, I've got to say, less so.

LAUGHTER

With 30 seconds left on the clock, our winner today,

our champion, it's Gerard.

APPLAUSE

John, I'm afraid you're going to go and have to face all your friends.

-In shame, yeah.

-In shame. Very, very well played on today's show.

It's been a pleasure having you here.

But for Gerard, time to play for today's jackpot.

Gerard.

You are today's winner. Terrific stuff. You played very well

all the way through. You've been on every single winning tribe.

You've got all your questions right in so many rounds.

Let's hope you get your final question right

because it's for £1,000.

-One question, £1,000. Are you ready?

-Yep.

-OK.

Would you like your final question to be on Horse Racing or Radio?

-It's got to be Radio.

-Got to be Radio. Let's see what it is.

That's a regular Breakfast Show presenter on BBC Radio One.

Yes or no? Those are your two tribes. Here are your four answers.

What you have to do is put all four of those into the correct tribes.

Can be four and zero, can be three and one, could be two and two.

If you put all four of them into the correct tribes you will win £1,000.

Any of those obvious to you?

Uh, yeah, I think so. Chris Evans, obviously he does Radio Two now.

But I'm pretty sure that he did Radio One as well.

-Put him in Yes for now?

-Chris Evans in yes.

OK. He goes into the Yes Tribe.

Sara Cox is definitely yes.

OK, Sara Cox, let's move her into the Yes Tribe.

Noel Edmonds I'm pretty sure is a yes.

Noel Edmonds into the Yes Tribe.

Zoe Ball we are left with.

I think Zoe Ball did it too.

Shall we put her in there now, see how it looks?

Let's put her in there. It looks very lopsided.

It does but you never know. People will be doing this at home.

I wonder if anyone else has got all four of them in the Yes Tribe.

-You happy with that?

-I'm going to keep it as it is, yes.

-Shall we lock it in?

-Lock it in, please.

-Let's lock it in.

You've got to get all four correct to win today's jackpot of £1,000.

You've got all four of them in the Yes Tribe.

You started with Chris Evans, let's see if you are correct.

I presented the Breakfast Show on BBC Radio One.

Chris Evans, are you in the Yes Tribe?

'95 to '97, Chris Evans.

Sara Cox. The brilliant Sara Cox. You moved her to the Yes Tribe.

You've got to get all four of these right to win £1,000.

I presented the Breakfast Show on BBC Radio One.

Sara Cox, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Of course she is.

2000 to 2003.

We are halfway there, Gerard.

You have barely put a foot wrong on the whole of today's show.

You need to get all four of these right for £1,000.

I presented the Breakfast Show on BBC Radio One.

Noel Edmonds, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Very famous. '73 to '78, Noel Edmonds.

So... Zoe Ball...

I know people at home will have them in their own two tribes.

I wonder how many people have got Zoe Ball on the Yes Tribe

and how many people have got Zoe Ball on the No Tribe.

For £1,000, Gerard, for today's jackpot...

I presented the Breakfast Show on BBC Radio One.

Zoe Ball, are you in the Yes Tribe?

'97 to 2000. You are absolutely right, Gerard. Congratulations!

-Thank you.

-What a show you had!

-£1,000 to take home as well.

-Excellent.

-That's very impressive.

What might that go on?

I'll probably spend it on necessary repairs in my house, actually.

Like the central heating boiler or the cistern in the bathroom.

This is making great television, Gerard, thank you so much(!)

LAUGHTER

It's been an absolute pleasure having you on the show.

Very well played. Join us next time when seven brand-new contestants

will be trying to do exactly what Gerard just did.

Join us then, on Two Tribes.