Episode 2 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, my name's Rita,

I'm a change logistics projects manager for the NHS

and I'm from Oldbury, in the West Midlands.

Hi, I'm Alan, I'm a lecturer and I'm originally from Sheffield.

Hi, I'm Len, I'm a retired pensions manager

and I'm now from Potters Bar.

Hi, I'm Jacob, I'm a journalist and I'm from Eltham, in London.

Hi, I'm Katy, I'm a customer representative

and I'm from Worcester.

Hello, I'm Margaret, I used to be a pub landlady before I retired

and I now live in Lancing, West Sussex.

Hi, I'm James, I'm a police detective and I'm from Falkirk, in Scotland.

Well, hello to you all. Absolutely lovely to have you here.

Rita, I think you might have the longest job title of anybody

-I've ever met. Say that again.

-Change logistics projects manager.

Of course, of course you are.

Sometimes I sense people are going to be trouble

before the show starts.

Not you, Rita. I think Len.

Len's going to give us some trouble in this show.

Now, before the show, you all completed our in-depth survey,

answering hundreds of questions all about yourselves.

There they are up there.

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

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

Then both tribes will face a series of general knowledge questions

and all you need 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 is £2,000.

OK, good luck to you all. Let's find our first two tribes.

Before the show we asked you the following...

-RICHARD LAUGHS

-OK, "I consider myself intelligent."

"I consider myself intelligent." Len, where are you on this?

Well, I think I'd put no for that.

If you think you put no, you probably did.

That would be my guess.

Well, let me tell you your tribe, Len.

The No Tribe is...

Rita...

Len...

and James.

That means our Yes Tribe is Alan, Jacob, Katy and Margaret.

Everyone, join your tribes.

I like this split very much. I consider myself...

This seems unfair to me. This seems a little unfair.

I will get onto the No Tribe in a moment.

I want to talk to all three of you but our Yes Tribe,

there's four of you, you all consider yourselves intelligent.

-Jacob, intelligent man.

-Yeah, I mean, common sense - no.

Intelligence - yes.

-Perfect, perfect.

-Yeah.

-And you're a journalist?

-I am a journalist, yeah.

-And what sort of journalism do you do?

It's culture, mainly entertainment - film, TV, music.

-But intelligent all the same.

-Intelligent all the same, yes.

And, Katy, intelligent woman.

I'm feeling considerably less intelligent now I'm stood here.

It's one of those ones where you regret

-writing yes on your form, isn't it?

-Definitely.

Pretty strong team. Four people who consider themselves intelligent.

But we have on the other team, a lady with a very long job title...

a troublemaker...

and a police detective.

That's what we've got here.

Rita, you don't consider yourself intelligent.

-A lot of common sense.

-Yeah.

-But not intelligent.

-Not great with facts?

-No.

Not great with the sort of thing that, say, if you're on a quiz show

or something like that?

Now, Len. Len...

-I'm going to tell you, straight off, you look wise to me.

-Yeah?

-But you're telling me not.

-Well, no, I've got through on luck.

Oh, well, that's perfect for this show. That is perfect for this show.

And, James, a police detective?

Surely you're intelligent.

Well, it's beauty or brains, isn't it?

And I've got none.

I think we will start with our Yes Tribe, that only seems fair.

Four of them, they're all super-brains.

We're going to give you... You're so regretting putting yes.

We're going to give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

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

If all four of you get the same question wrong,

which is impossible with the brainpower on display here,

your time will end immediately.

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

Good luck, everybody. Start the clock. Alan.

In 1985, Leslie Grantham

spoke the first line of dialogue in which soap opera?

-EastEnders.

-Correct. Jacob.

Famous for his theory of natural selection,

Charles Darwin lived during which century?

The 18th.

-Incorrect. Katy.

-19th.

Correct. Margaret, Angola is a country in which continent?

-Africa.

-Correct.

Alan, Hello and Say You Say Me

were 1980s UK hits for which US soul singer?

-Pass.

-Jacob.

-Lionel Richie.

-Correct.

Katy, what is the term for a stadium

in which Olympic track cycling events take place?

-Velodrome.

-Correct.

Margaret. In 2011, which English fashion model married Jamie Hince?

-Katie Moss.

-Correct, I'll give you that.

Alan. In the Zodiac, the scales represent which star sign?

-Sagittarius.

-Incorrect.

-Jacob.

-Taurus.

-Incorrect. Katy.

-Libra.

-Correct. Margaret.

Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and which other US state border Mexico?

-Utah.

-Incorrect. Alan.

-Arizona.

-Incorrect. Jacob.

Can you repeat the question please?

Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and which other US state border Mexico?

It was California but, brain boxes, you scored 7 points.

APPLAUSE

No Tribe, 7 points.

Not a bad score, 7 points but it is eminently beatable.

8 points will see all three of you safely through to the next round.

-Rita, Len, James, are you all ready?

-Yes.

-Start the clock.

Rita, a quattro formaggi pizza

is topped with how many different varieties of cheese?

-Four.

-Correct. Len.

Which first name is shared by film stars Fassbender, Sheen and Caine?

-Don't know.

-James.

-George.

-Incorrect.

Rita, to save your tribe.

Fassbender, Sheen and Caine?

Pass.

The answer was Michael.

Michael Fassbender, Michael Sheen and Michael Caine.

I tell you what, No Tribe, you were not kidding, were you?

I'll give you that.

If I were able to give extra marks for self-knowledge,

you would all get one in this round.

Just the one point, I'm afraid, No Tribe.

And that means our Yes Tribe are safe.

Please take your places in the centre.

So I'm going to be honest with you.

-I don't want to lose any of the three of you.

-Good, we'll go...

Unfortunately, Len, we're going to have to. So sorry.

I'll ask you a series of questions now.

If you buzz in and give a correct answer, you'll be safely through

to the next round.

Buzz in and give me an incorrect answer though, you'll be going home

so do take care.

Wish you all the very best of luck. Fingers on buzzers.

The French word for shaving brush, blaireau, is the same as their name

for which large mammal whose hair is often used to make such items?

Rita.

I was going to say hedgehog. It's not right.

Do you know what, Rita?

It's funny, I brought out a range of hedgehog shaving brushes and...

..they did not take off.

Rita, I'm afraid it's the wrong answer, the answer is...

badger.

Badger is the right answer and that means, Len and James,

you're safely through to the next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

Rita, Rita, almost half the time you spent on the show

has been telling us your job title.

It's been so brief.

Sorry to lose you at this early stage

but for our remaining six, let's find our next two tribes.

Well, congratulations to the six of you.

Len and James saved by the hedgehog there.

Going to put you in different tribes now,

let's see how we're going to do that.

Before the show we asked you the following...

"I have expensive tastes."

Katy, where are you on this one?

I do, but I can't afford to have expensive tastes at all.

Excellent, we'll chat about that in a moment.

So, Katy, you're on the Yes Tribe

and you're joined on the Yes Tribe by Margaret and by James.

And that means our No Tribe is Alan, Len and Jacob.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, Katy, expensive taste but not much money?

-Yeah.

-Bad combination.

-Yeah, definitely.

-What is it you do for a living?

-I work in a building society.

-Do you give financial advice to anybody?

-No, no, no.

That's probably for the best.

James, you've got expensive tastes, how does that manifest itself?

I've not got a lot of things but I like the things that I have

to be nice and to be good quality.

Yeah, we hear exactly what you're saying. We hear that, don't we?

Alan, simple man with simple needs.

Indeed, I mean, I only work part-time

but, happily, most of the things I enjoy best are not that expensive.

Well, that's the secret to happiness, isn't it?

-Spend slightly less than you earn.

-Yeah.

-And Jacob.

Yeah, I mean, I love a steak as much as the next person,

expensive steak, but I'm happy going for like the cheap beer

and burger option, to be honest.

I suspect it might be quite an even split at home

as it is in the studio.

I tell you what, we'll start with our No Tribe.

Going to give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

Get one wrong, it passes down the line.

If all of you get the same question wrong

your time will end immediately.

And don't forget the winning tribe are safe

and will be through to the next round.

So try and make sure that's your tribe.

Best of luck to you all. Start the clock. Alan.

In sport, the decathlon consists of how many separate events?

-Ten.

-Correct. Len.

The 1999 hit Baby One More Time was the debut single

from which American pop star?

-Britney Spears.

-Correct.

Jacob. Which breed of dog are the Queen's pets named Holly and Willow?

-Chihuahuas.

-Incorrect. Alan.

-Corgis.

-Correct. Len.

In which European capital city is the Brandenburg Gate located?

-Berlin.

-Correct. Jacob.

In the title of a children's book by Clive King, what is the name

of the caveman-like creature who lives in a dump?

-The Grinch.

-Incorrect. Alan.

-Stig.

-Correct. Len.

Chutney is the spicy condiment that originated in which Asian country?

-India.

-Correct. Jacob.

In the name of the educational qualifications A-levels,

what does the letter A stand for?

-Academic.

-Incorrect. Alan.

-Advanced.

-Correct. Len.

In which decade did Fred Perry

win his three Wimbledon men's singles titles?

-1930s.

-Correct. Jacob.

Vexillology is defined as the study of what?

-Pass.

-Alan.

-Pass.

-Len. Vexillology, to save your tribe.

Um...

It's flags.

But No Tribe, you scored 8 points.

-8 points.

-APPLAUSE

I'm going to say Alan and Len

are doing a lot of the heavy lifting there, Jacob.

Yeah, intelligent but buckle under pressure I think that's...

Very, very strong play, very well done.

So, Yes Tribe, you need 9 points to be safely in the next round

and a step nearer that £2,000.

Wish you all the very best of luck.

Start the clock. Katy. What is the second letter of the word pharmacy?

-H.

-It is. Margaret.

QANTAS is the flag carrier airline of which country?

-Australia.

-Correct. James.

What is the first name of the pop star

whose married surnames have been Cole and Fernandez-Versini.

-Cheryl.

-Correct. Katy.

The line, "I feel the need, the need for speed"

comes from which 1986 film starring Tom Cruise?

-Top Gun.

-Correct. Margaret.

Which sport represents the letter G in the NATO phonetic alphabet?

-Golf.

-Correct. James.

In humans, by what name is the patella more commonly known?

-The funny bone.

-Incorrect. Katy.

-The patella.

-Forearm.

-Incorrect. Margaret.

-To save your tribe.

-Knee.

It's not knee, I'm afraid, Margaret. You were so close.

It's the kneecap, I'm afraid. The knee is the joint.

The kneecap is the bone.

So that means, with 8 points, our winners are the No Tribe.

Please take your places in the centre.

That was very unlucky.

I think maybe if you said kneecap

you might have got there to 8 points.

If it's any consolation, Margaret, it was a better answer than forearm.

One of you, unfortunately though, is going to be leaving us.

I'm going to ask you a series of questions,

buzz in and get the right answer, you'll be safely through.

Give us an incorrect answer though and you'll be going home.

So I wish you all the very, very best of luck.

Katy, Margaret, James, fingers on buzzers.

Thomas Edward were the forenames of which Briton who... Margaret.

TE Lawrence.

..were the forenames of which Briton who played a major part

in the Arab Revolt against the Turks during the Great War?

It's TE Lawrence.

Margaret, congratulations, you're through to the next round.

So, Katy and James, it all comes down to this.

We're about to lose one of you.

Very best of luck. Fingers on buzzers.

Used as the theme tune to the sitcom The Royle Family,

the song Half The World Away... Katy.

-Oasis.

-..is by which band?

It's Oasis, Katy, you're through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

-James.

-I didn't know that.

-I know that.

What are we going to do about these expensive tastes of yours?

I wish we could send you away with some money.

It's OK, I just need to find another way to fund it.

Yeah, we don't need to know about that.

James, it's been so lovely having you here,

really appreciate you coming along

but for our other five, it's time to find our next two tribes.

Congratulations to the five of you and what a little team we had there

with Alan and Len.

Very, very impressive.

Jacob, you didn't get anything right in that last round.

No, I know, I think the next round's my time to actually start

answering some questions.

That's great. Hey, and listen, any time, any time.

Time to find some new tribes for you.

Let's see if Len and Alan are going to stay together.

Before the show we asked you...

"I cope well under stress." Who said yes and who said no to this.

Alan, did you say yes to that? Yes, I did. You did indeed.

Would you like to keep Len with you?

-Yes, cos we made a good team in the last round.

-You sure did.

Well, there's good news for you, you are on the same team.

Our Yes Tribe is Alan, Len and the queen of the buzzer, Margaret.

That means our No Tribe is Jacob and Katy.

Everybody, join your tribes.

We have a super tribe here. A super tribe on our yeses.

-So, Margaret, we had the kneecap problem...

-We did.

..and then the buzzer question - you're in instantly.

I know. I don't know where that came from.

Len, always cope well under stress?

Well, I've been married for 59 years and I'm still here,

so that's proof, isn't it?

-Len, apologise immediately to your wife.

-Sorry, darling.

Look at our little No Tribe.

Little Jacob. Katy, how're you feeling?

A, you don't cope well under stress. B, you've got a team of two.

C, the other person in your team didn't get a question right

in the last round. Are you OK?

No, I'm not coping.

Why don't we start with our Yes Tribe? Our copers.

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.

Best of luck. Start the clock.

Alan, the Galapagos Islands are located in which ocean?

-Pacific.

-Correct. Len.

Flat white, americano and macchiatto

are all ways to serve which hot beverage?

-Coffee.

-Correct. Margaret.

In which English county is the seaside town of Newquay?

-Cornwall.

-Correct. Alan.

In the 1970s, Chaka Khan had a hit single entitled I'm Every what?

-Pass.

-Len.

-Woman.

-Correct. Margaret.

Which was the first James Bond film to star Sean Connery.

-Dr No.

-Correct. Alan.

Which professional footballer has released

a series of children's books titled Frankie's Magic Football?

-Alan Shearer.

-Incorrect. Len.

-Frank Lampard.

-Correct answer. Margaret.

On which part of the body would a beret typically be worn?

Beret.

-Head.

-Correct. Alan.

Which colour is the letter in the title of an 1850 novel

by Nathaniel Hawthorne?

-Red.

-Incorrect. Len.

-Blue.

-Incorrect. Margaret, to save your tribe.

-Scarlet.

-Correct.

Alan, which Manhattan skyscraper is located at 405 Lexington Avenue?

-Pass.

-Empire State Building.

It was the Chrysler Building.

But another good round from the Yes Tribe. 8 points.

You said it so confident.

Well played.

So, No Tribe. 9 points will see you through to our final four.

OK, 8 is a pretty good score. But this is doable. Good luck.

Start the clock.

Jacob, typically found in a liquid form at room temperature,

which everyday substance has the chemical formula H2O?

-Water.

-Correct. Katy.

In 1840, Prince Albert married which British queen?

-Victoria.

-Correct.

Jacob, Blackpool's famous ballroom is located in which structure

that opened in 1894?

-Blackpool Tower.

-Correct.

Katy, which group was formed in New York in 1974

with Debbie Harry as lead singer?

-Blondie.

-Correct.

Jacob, who is the eldest of the Queen's grandchildren?

-William.

-Incorrect.

Katy, to save your tribe.

-Andrew.

-Incorrect, I'm afraid.

The eldest of the Queen's grandchildren is Peter Phillips.

You scored four points and that means,

safely through to our final four,

it's the Yes Tribe with 8.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

So a tough task against that team, I would say.

But 4 points, a valiant effort.

Jacob and Katy, one of you will be leaving us now,

one of you will be through to our final four

and it all comes down to one question.

Fingers on buzzers. Best of luck to you both.

Which line of latitude is located at approximately

23.5 degrees south of the equator?

BUZZ

Katy?

-The answer was the Tropic of Capricorn.

-Capricorn.

I'm so sorry. That means, Jacob, you are through to our final four.

Please take your place in the middle.

APPLAUSE

Once again, Katy, you're proving you're answering right

to these questions, because that was stress.

Did it just go out of your head when you pressed the buzzer?

No, I just was giving myself a second to think

and I took too long.

Katy, so lovely having you here.

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

So, our final four. Congratulations on making it this far.

Margaret, every single question right in that last round.

Very impressive.

And, Alan, been on every single winning tribe as well.

This, of course, is where things change.

It is now going to be two against two

and at the end of this round, two of you will be playing in our final.

The other two will be going home immediately, no more second chances.

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

Before the show, we asked you the following.

"I went to a single-sex school."

OK, "I went to a single sex school."

Alan, you've been on every single winning tribe so far.

What tribe are you on this time?

-No.

-No, you went to a mixed school.

OK, I can tell you that the No Tribe is Alan,

never been on the losing tribe, and Jacob.

Which means our Yes Tribe is Len and Margaret.

Everybody, please join your tribes.

So, our Yes Tribe both went to single sex schools.

Margaret, went to a girls school?

-I went to a convent school.

-Did you go to a convent school?

-Yes, I did.

-Goodness me.

-Alan, mixed school?

-Yeah, definitely.

I wouldn't have wanted to go to a single-sex school

cos girls were really nice.

-They were and they still are.

-They are indeed, yes.

-And Jacob?

Yeah, me, I couldn't have done without the girls in the school.

I couldn't imagine going to a single-sex school.

And I'm guessing they couldn't have done without you.

-So true, Richard.

-That is my guess.

Now, two very strong teams here. This round is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly

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

For the losing tribe, it is game over. Good luck to everybody.

Fingers on buzzers. Here is your first question.

In England and Wales, large shops in general must remain closed

on Christmas Day and which other public...?

Margaret?

-Good Friday.

-Is the incorrect answer.

I'll give the whole question to the other team.

They must be closed on Christmas Day and which other public holiday?

-Easter Sunday?

-Yeah, Easter Sunday.

-We're going to say Easter Sunday.

-And there he is, Jacob.

Absolutely right answer. Well done.

One-nil. One-nil to the No Tribe.

In the 1980s, who formed a hugely successful song-writing

and producing trio alongside Mike Stock and Matt Aitken?

-Margaret?

-Waterman.

-Correct. Pete Waterman.

Well played, Yes Tribe. One point all.

Which US President was the only one to serve in the 20th century

whose surname began with a vowel?

Jacob?

Sorry, timed out. Yes Tribe?

General Eisenhower.

Dwight D Eisenhower is the correct answer, Yes Tribe.

Two-one to our Yes Tribe.

In food, which term is generally used to refer to meat from a deer?

-Len?

-Ve... Veal.

Incorrect answer, Len, I'm afraid. No Tribe?

-Venison.

-Venison is the right answer. You so nearly said it, Len.

Two points all. Doing a very good impression of somebody

who doesn't cope well under stress there, Len.

LAUGHTER

Fingers on buzzers, everybody.

In Greek mythology,

what was the name of the first mortal women who opened a jar...?

-Margaret?

-Pandora.

..opened a jar containing all the evils that have

afflicted humanity ever since? Pandora is the correct answer.

Three-two to single-sex education at the moment.

In 1986, which actress and chat show host

founded the Chicago-based production company Harpo?

-Margaret?

-Oprah Winfrey.

Absolutely right. Harpo, Oprah backwards.

No Tribe -two points, Yes Tribe - four points.

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

Len and Margaret.

Alan and Jacob, you could be one question away from going out.

A comeback is required right about now. Best of luck to both tribes.

The penny-farthing is an early type of which mode of...?

-Alan?

-Bicycle.

-..which mode of transport?

Bicycle is the right answer. Good buzzing, Alan. Four-three.

Again, one point away from our final.

When The Big Breakfast launched in 1992,

its main hosts were Gaby Roslin and which male presenter?

-Jacob?

-Johnny Vaughan.

Is not the right answer, I'm afraid, Jacob.

Yes Tribe, to reach the final.

(Big Breakfast...)

-I can't remember.

-OK, I need an answer.

Chris Evans.

Margaret is absolutely right, it is Chris Evans

and the Yes Tribe are in our final.

Congratulations, Margaret. Well played.

No Tribe. Alan, the first time you've been on a losing tribe.

I knew that Oprah Winfrey one as well.

Well, I nearly knew it but I wasn't 100%, so I didn't say it.

It's tough on the buzzer as well, tough on that buzzer.

But, Alan and Jacob, thank you so much for playing.

But, Len and Margaret, you're about to play the Two Tribes final.

APPLAUSE

Margaret and Len, you find yourself in today's final.

Terrific work. You've played brilliantly throughout.

If we go back right to the beginning of the show,

we asked the question, "Do you consider yourself intelligent?"

Margaret, you answered correctly - you said yes.

You proved you are. Len, you said no.

You've proved yourself wrong here.

You've done terrifically all the way through.

We now split you into your very own two tribes.

It is Len versus Margaret.

You also have your very own 45 seconds

on the clock.

All you have to do is to protect that at all costs.

The first question and only the first question

will be on the buzzer.

If you give me a correct answer,

your opponent's clock will start ticking down.

It'll keep ticking down until they give me a correct answer,

and then yours will start to tick down.

Your only challenge is this -

to force your opponent's clock

all the way down to zero.

If you do that,

you'll have the chance to win today's jackpot of £2,000.

OK? Len, Margaret, let's play Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, just this first question on the buzzer. Best of luck to you both.

Which number has been the title of a number-one single

for Paul Hardcastle and a number-one album for Adele?

-Margaret?

-19.

-Is the correct answer.

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

your clock will start ticking down.

Len, in the title of a 1952 novel by EB White,

-what type of creature is Charlotte?

-Don't know.

Spider. Len, which large lake between Jordan and Israel

has the lowest elevation of any body of water on Earth?

-Dead Sea.

-Correct.

Margaret, Svengali, Enigma and Something Wicked This Way Comes

were all stage shows by which illusionist?

-Houdini.

-Incorrect, Derren Brown.

Margaret, black, green and oolong

are all basic varieties of which drink?

-Tea.

-Correct.

Len, which element of the periodic table has the chemical symbol N?

-Nitrogen.

-Correct.

Margaret, by what name is the performer

born Priscilla White better known?

-Cilla Black.

-Correct.

Len, at the final race of the Formula One 2014 season

in Abu Dhabi, how many points were awarded to the race winner?

-10.

-It was 50.

Len, which long-running television series

presented by Kevin McCloud was first broadcast in 1999?

-Don't know.

-It's Grand Designs.

Len, which imperial measure is equivalent to approximately 560ml?

Um... Don't know.

It is a pint.

Len, which city in Switzerland is home to the Jet d'Eau,

one of the largest fountains in the world?

-Montreux.

-It is Geneva.

Len, in netball, the abbreviation GD represents which playing position?

It was goal defence.

-APPLAUSE

-Our winner today is Margaret.

Very well done, Margaret. Len, so sorry about that.

There was just a run of questions, wasn't there?

And sometimes when it goes, it goes.

There was no pop questions.

LAUGHTER

That was the problem, wasn't it? We didn't get you on your expert stuff.

I'm so sorry. Len, it has been such a pleasure having you on the show.

Really has been terrific.

I'm afraid I'm going to have to send you back to your wide. I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry.

Been lovely having you here.

But for Margaret, it is time to play for today's £2,000 jackpot.

Margaret, today's winner. Congratulations.

Very, very chuffed for you.

Now, you have the opportunity to win some money.

So, one question for £2,000.

-Are you ready?

-Yep.

-Excellent.

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

What would you like your final question to be about?

You can choose between...

-Oh, it's difficult.

-Mm.

-I should know about art.

-We all SHOULD know about art.

-Yeah.

But I think I probably know a bit more about Saturday Night TV.

THEY CHUCKLE

Everybody at home just said exactly the same thing.

"I should go for Art but I think I'll go for Saturday Night TV."

-OK, Saturday Night TV you're going to choose?

-Yeah.

-OK.

Let's see what it is.

OK? And here are you four answers.

You just need to decide if they're on the Yes Tribe or the No Tribe.

If you split them correctly, you will win today's jackpot of £2,000.

Could all be on the same tribe,

could be three and one, could be two and two.

But all you've got to do is take those four answers

and put them in the correct tribes.

How do you want to split them?

Any of those you're sure of.

I think, kind of remember Matt Dawson

winning it a long time ago.

-OK, let's put him in Yes for now.

-Yeah, put him in Yes.

-See how that looks.

-I'm pretty sure Carol Vorderman has never won it.

-She can go in the No.

-Let's put Carol Vorderman in the No.

-Alesha Dixon won it.

-OK, Alesha Dixon.

Let's put her on the Yes Tribe.

-And then we've got Chris Hollins.

-Chris Hollins.

I've got a funny feeling he won it as well.

OK, shall we put him in Yes for now, see how it looks?

Let's put Chris Hollins in Yes.

So at the moment you have got...

How does that look?

I can picture Matt Dawson doing it. Carol Vorderman definitely didn't.

I'm pretty sure Alesha Dixon did.

I'm not awfully sure who Chris Hollins is,

but the name rings a bell.

-I'm going to stick. That's my first instinct.

-You want to lock them in?

-Yeah, it's my first instinct.

-OK, let's lock them in.

OK, so, "I've won Strictly Come Dancing," yes or no?

£2,000 rests on these.

You need to get all four of the answers correct.

Have you put them all in the correct tribes?

Let's start with the first answer you gave me, Matt Dawson.

Is he in the Yes Tribe?

-No.

-That is what we call in this game a bad start.

-Yeah.

-I'm so sorry.

You've got to get all of them right, so I'm afraid the £2,000 is gone.

Let's take a look at what tribes they should have been in.

Oh, and it's the only one you got wrong!

It's the only one you got wrong, Margaret. Look at that.

Alesha Dixon won, Chris Hollins won.

Matt Dawson came second to Mark Ramprakash.

And Carol Vorderman you're right about.

I imagine a lot of people at home got that right.

Strictly fans would have known that.

One question away. You've been a terrific player.

It's been a great show as well.

Sorry you haven't won the £2,000, but thank you so much for playing.

That jackpot will now roll over, so why not join us next time

on Two Tribes, where seven brand-new players will be playing for £3,000?

We'll see you then.