Episode 20 Two Tribes

Good evening, everyone, and a very warm welcome to Two Tribes,

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

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

Let's meet them.

Hi, I'm Simon. I'm a support worker from Norwich.

Hi, I'm Tracey. I'm a full-time student from Leeds.

Hi, I'm Chris.

I'm a college admissions tutor from Chorley, in Lancashire.

Hi, I'm Ivor, AKA Stan, a retired histopathologist

from Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire.

Hi, I'm Ann, a retired lab assistant,

originally from Newent, in Gloucestershire.

Hi, I'm Karen. I'm a data manager from Seaford, in East Sussex.

Hello, I'm Hilary and I'm a housewife from Bournemouth.

APPLAUSE

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

answered all sorts of questions about yourself.

There's a few of them up there.

In each round, we'll 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're on the winning tribe. OK?

At the end of the show,

one of you could walk 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...

"I have been to a boy band concert."

Please, please, let Ivor be on the Yes Tribe here.

LAUGHTER

Let's take a little look.

Our Yes Tribe is Tracey, Chris, Karen.

Our No Tribe is Simon, Ivor, Ann and Hilary.

Everybody, join your tribes.

Nice start to the show. Tracey, who have you been to see?

-McFly.

-Oh, I love McFly.

Me too!

-And are you excited now they're McBusted?

-Not particularly.

I was never a Busted fan.

Well, it is quite niche to really like McFly but not like Busted.

-Chris, who have you been to see?

-An American band called The Calling.

I'd sort of class them as a boy band.

I'm going take your word for that, Chris.

Karen, anyone better than The Calling?

Well, I'm a repeat offender because I've seen Westlife and Boyzone.

But Boyzone, have to go and see

because Ronan Keating is just too gorgeous for words.

Ah, the show has started well.

SHE LAUGHS

-Ivor, what is your view on Ronan Keating?

-Not a lot.

Classical music, please.

But, I'll tell you what - Ludwig van Beethoven,

too gorgeous for words, am I right?

-Ann, never been tempted?

-No. I went to see Cliff in the '60s.

But music died for me after the '60s, that's my era.

Excellent. And Hilary?

The Boomtown Rats came back to Bournemouth recently,

so we went along to that and relived our youth.

The Boomtown Rats came back to Bournemouth.

LAUGHTER

I'm sure they'll be making a film of that pretty soon.

No Tribe, we will start with you. There's four of you.

I'll give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

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

If all four of you get the same one wrong,

your time will end immediately.

Don't forget, the winning tribe at the end of this round

will be safely through to the next round,

so try and make sure that is your tribe.

No Tribe, start the clock.

Simon, which first name is shared by the British film stars

with surnames Radcliffe, Craig and Day-Lewis?

-Daniel.

-Correct.

Ivor, what is the first book in the Old Testament of the Bible?

-Genesis.

-It is.

Ann, the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II

was held in which decade?

-The '50s.

-Correct.

Hilary, the food known in the US as eggplant

is usually known in the UK by what name?

-Aubergine.

-Correct.

Simon, the trumpet, tuba and trombone

are members of which family of wind instruments?

-Brass.

-They are.

Ivor, Shakespeare's 18th Sonnet begins,

"Shall I compare thee to a...what?"

-Summer's day.

-Correct.

And, at Sochi 2014,

Jenny Jones won Great Britain's first medal on snow in which sport?

-Downhill skiing.

-Incorrect. Hilary?

-Freestyle snowboarding.

-Correct.

Simon, which small sea bird of the auk family

is nicknamed the sea parrot because of its colourful beak?

-Puffin.

-Correct.

Ivor, in the human body, true, false and floating

are types of which bones?

-Ribs.

-Correct. Ann, what is 12 multiplied by 11?

-121.

-Incorrect. Hilary?

Uh...

Oh, that is a terrible question to end with!

132 is the answer there. But, No Tribe, you scored nine points.

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That's quite a target, Yes Tribe. It is quite a target.

You need to score 10 points to be safely through to the next round.

Let's see if going to boy band concerts makes you brighter.

About to find out. Start the clock.

Tracey, the gelatinous confectionery commonly flavoured with rose water

is known as Turkish what?

-Delight.

-Correct.

Chris, clogs, loafers and brogues

are all types of which item of clothing?

-Boots.

-Incorrect. Karen?

-Footwear.

-Correct.

Tracey, before their adoption of the euro,

which country used the drachma as their main unit of currency?

-Greece.

-Correct.

Chris, as part of its typical diet, a giant panda

will eat roughly 12.5kg per day of which plant?

-Bamboo.

-It will.

Karen, which fictional dog made its screen debut in a 1943 film

starring Roddy McDowell and Elizabeth Taylor?

-Lassie.

-Correct.

Tracey, Freak Like Me, Round Round and Push The Button

were UK number-one singles for which girl group?

-Sugababes.

-Correct.

Chris, how many figures are depicted

in Leonardo da Vinci's painting The Last Supper?

-13.

-Correct.

Karen, which member of McFly

-won the 2011 series of Strictly Come Dancing?

-Pass.

-Tracey?

-Harry Judd.

-He did.

Chris, MI is the postal abbreviation for which US state?

-Michigan.

-Correct.

Karen, in the 1969 Ken Loach film Kes,

what type of bird was the title character?

It was a kestrel. And if you'd told me that, you would have won.

It is nine-all. It is nine-all.

APPLAUSE

Goodness me. Good performances from both tribes there.

It is a tie-break.

That means, Yes Tribe and No Tribe, you have to nominate

one member of your tribe to play a buzzer question.

Get it right and your tribe will be through.

Yes Tribe, who would you like to nominate?

-I think I've been nominated.

-Karen.

-Karen.

Karen, you've been nominated. You seem very happy about it.

-And No Tribe?

-Ivor.

Ivor. Of course.

Me.

So, Karen, Ivor,

one question on the buzzer to send your tribe

through to the next round. Best of luck.

What is the name of the blood vessel that carries oxygenated blood

from the heart to the rest of the body?

Ivor?

-Aorta.

-Is the right answer.

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

APPLAUSE

Unlucky, Karen.

So, Yes Tribe, a valiant effort

but one of you has to leave us immediately.

Tracey, Chris and Karen, place your fingers on the buzzers.

I'm going to ask a series of questions.

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

Get it wrong, you'll be leaving us. Best of luck.

Which cyclist was honoured with a Lifetime Achievement Award

at the 2014 BBC Sports Persona...? Chris?

-Chris Hoy.

-..at BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2014?

It was Sir Chris Hoy. Chris, you're through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Tracey and Karen, you played very well

but one of you will be leaving us

and it all comes down to this one question.

Fingers on buzzers, please.

Which word in the NATO phonetic alphabet

is a also predominantly French-speaking Canadian province?

-Karen?

-Quebec.

-Is the right answer, Karen.

You're through to the next round. Well played.

APPLAUSE

-Tracey! Tracey, not only are you a fellow McFly fan.

-Indeed.

-But you got all of your questions correct.

-I know!

So sorry. Sad we don't get to hear more about you.

For our remaining six, though, it is time to find two brand-new tribes.

Well played to the six of you. Very, very strong first round.

Simon, Ivor and Hilary, got all your questions right.

As did Tracey and she's not even here any more!

Terrific stuff. How are we going to split you up now?

Let's take a look.

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

"I get bored easily."

OK. Ivor, do you get bored easily?

-No, not really.

-You don't.

Well, let's see who you are on a tribe with.

Goodness me, a tribe of 100 percenters.

It's Simon, Ivor and Hilary.

That means our Yes Tribe is Chris, Ann and Karen.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, we have got a super tribe here. A super tribe.

All of you got all of your questions right in the last round.

-Simon, you don't get bored easily.

-No.

There's always something to do, in the home or outside.

And, Ivor, got lots of hobbies, things like that?

Or just got an enquiring mind.

Enquiring mind, I think. A lot of reading.

-It keeps you out of trouble, doesn't it?

-It does.

-And, Hilary, the same?

-Lots of hobbies, yes.

Lots and lots of hobbies.

Three people here who do get bored easily. Let's find out why.

Chris? You get bored?

Yeah, especially when there is just not decisions being made.

I'm talking about my mates.

If there is no-one making a decision, I'm just like,

"Come on, we've got to do something."

So, rather than, "I get bored easily,"

it's, "I don't look like my friends,"

is the question you're answering.

-No comment.

-Ann, you get bored easily?

I think I've got a butterfly mind and I get bored with something,

-so I have to move onto something else quickly.

-To the next thing.

Karen, this not getting bored easily,

it's obviously an advantage for these three.

100% in the last round.

Obviously, they've got great concentration

and they get really gripped by things.

Your concentration?

Hm, if something grips me, then I'll concentrate hard

but it has to grab me straightaway.

The trouble is, nobody did badly last time.

Nobody did badly, so it is going to be another titanic struggle.

We'll start with the Yes Tribe.

60 seconds worth of questions.

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

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

The tribe with the most points will be going through to the next round.

Start the clock.

Chris, between 1972 and 1989,

John Craven prevented which current affairs TV programme for children?

-Pass.

-Ann?

-Newsround.

-Correct.

Karen, the two planets in our solar system that begin with the letter M

are Mars and which other?

-Mercury.

-They are.

Chris, which country won the 2014 FIFA World Cup?

-Germany.

-Correct.

Ann, Frodo and Bilbo Baggins are characters created by which author?

-Pass.

-Karen.

-Tolkien.

-Correct.

Chris, in 1814, which French ruler was exiled to the Island of Elba?

-Pass.

-Ann?

-Napoleon.

-Correct.

Karen, The Hay Wain is one of the best known works

of which British landscape painter born 1776?

-Pass.

-Chris?

-Pass.

-Ann?

-John Constable.

-Correct.

Karen, Prince Eric, Sebastian and Ursula are all characters

in which 1989 Disney film?

-Pass.

-Chris?

-Pass.

-Ann, to save your tribe?

Frozen.

Incorrect, it was Little Mermaid.

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

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No Tribe.

No Tribe, that means seven points

will see you through to the next round. Seven points.

Start the clock.

Simon, in the UK calendar, what is the penultimate month of the year?

-November.

-Correct.

Ivor, the song Food, Glorious Food comes from which West End musical?

-Oliver.

-Correct.

Hilary, which plant shares its name

with a cross-legged sitting position in yoga?

-Lotus.

-Correct.

Simon, in Michelangelo's The Creation Of Adam fresco painting,

the finger of who is stretched out towards Adam?

-God.

-Correct.

Ivor, by area, the three largest of the Balearic Islands are Ibiza,

Menorca and which other?

-Majorca.

-Correct.

Hilary, Elizabeth Barrett married which other poet

in a secret ceremony in September 1846?

-Browning.

-Correct.

Simon, to win, what was George Michael's

first solo UK number-one single?

-Pass.

-Ivor?

-Careless Whisper.

-Is the right answer, Ivor!

Your knowledge of George Michael

sees the No Tribe through to the next round.

Well played. Seven points.

APPLAUSE

So, Yes Tribe. You get bored easily?

One of you is about to have a lot more time on your hands, I'm afraid.

Chris, Ann, Karen, fingers on buzzers.

I'll ask you a series of questions.

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

If you buzz in and get one wrong,

you'll be leaving immediately, so do take care.

Which US actor won an Oscar for his portrayal of Atticus Finch

in the 1962 film...

Ann?

-Gregory Peck.

-..To Kill A Mockingbird?

Gregory Peck is the correct answer.

-Ann, you're through to the next round.

-Thank you.

APPLAUSE

Chris and Karen, best of luck to you both.

One of you is about to leave us.

To the nearest 10%, water covers what proportion

of the Earth's surface?

Chris?

70%.

Is exactly right, Chris.

You are through to the next round. Very well played.

APPLAUSE

Karen.

-Karen, have you enjoyed your time with us?

-I have.

-It's been good fun.

-It's been lovely getting to know you.

Thank you so much for playing.

For our remaining five, though, it is time to find our next two tribes.

Congratulations to the five of you.

Ivor and Hilary, still a 100% record. Very impressive,

Ivor, Hilary and Simon been on the winning tribe every time as well.

Is that going to continue? Let's find out.

We're going to split into brand-new tribes now.

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

"I would always choose brains before beauty."

-Hilary, what tribe are you on here?

-No.

You're on the No. Are we going to split you up from Ivor?

Ivor, what tribe are you on?

-On the Yes.

-You are on the Yes. We have split you up.

Let's take a look at the tribes. The Yes Tribe - Ivor and Ann.

And our No Tribe - we've got Simon, Chris and Hilary.

Everybody, join your tribes.

No Tribe. Simon, you wouldn't always choose brains before beauty?

No, not necessarily. It depends on the person.

Kind of.

That's just a way of covering up the fact

you're quite shallow, Simon, isn't it?

LAUGHTER

Chris, are you shallow or have you got some excuse as well?

Did you not hear all the passes in the last round?

I need brains!

Always choose brains before beauty...

I'm not entirely sure you've understood the question,

not for the first time today!

Our Yes Tribe, this is more like it. This is what we like.

Ivor, it is the person that counts, not the look.

I think it's important you have

roughly the same amount of intelligence.

Oh, that's interesting.

Ann, it is the all-round package you look for?

Yeah. Beauty fades but I'd rather have someone

I can have an intelligent conversation with.

Do you hear that, No Tribe? Do you hear that?

We will start with our No Tribe, I think.

60 seconds worth of questions.

Get one wrong, it'll 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 it is your tribe.

Start the clock.

Simon, according to the title of the 1953 films

starring Marilyn Monroe, gentlemen prefer what?

-Blondes.

-Correct.

Chris, Stellenbosch is a well-known wine producing region

located in which country?

-Germany.

-Incorrect. Hilary?

-Austria.

-Incorrect. Simon, to save your tribe?

-Switzerland.

-Is the wrong answer!

Stellenbosch. Goodness me, that's harder than I thought it was.

South Africa is the answer. South Africa.

It means, No Tribe - let me count these up -

scored one point. One point.

APPLAUSE

If you ever wanted to know the definition of sarcastic applause,

that was it.

-LAUGHTER

-That was it.

Ivor, Ann, your job has just been made that bit simpler, I think.

-This would be a bad round to lose, put it that way.

-Yeah.

Two correct answers is what you need

to be safely through to our final four.

Start the clock.

Ivor, which former member of the Beatles

released the single's Mind Games and Imagine?

-John Lennon.

-Correct.

Ann, how many inches are there in five feet?

-60.

-There are 60.

You could have taken a lot longer to think about it as well.

With two points, the Yes Tribe are our winners.

You're in our final four.

APPLAUSE

Well, two-one. That was a short round.

Simon, Chris, Hilary, it does mean

we're going to have to lose one of you.

Two of you will go through to the final four

but one of you will be leaving

and it all comes down to some buzzer questions.

Fingers on buzzers, please.

Here we go.

In Scotland, what is the usual name for New Year's Eve

and the celebrations...? Simon?

-Hogmanay.

-..and the celebrations that take place at this time?

Hogmanay is the correct answer. Simon, you're in our final four.

APPLAUSE

Chris and Hilary, it comes down to this one question.

What were the surnames of the FBI agents

played by David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson in...?

-Hilary?

-Mulder and Scully.

..in the X-Files? Mulder and Scully is the correct answer.

Hilary, you're in our final four.

-Chris, lovely having you here. Lovely getting to know you.

-Cheers.

Sorry to lose you but for our final four,

it is time to find our next two tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, after that high-scoring carnival of a round, we find our final four.

Ivor...you've been on all three winning tribes,

you haven't got a question wrong so far.

You didn't have many questions in that last round

but you still haven't got one wrong.

This, of course, is where things change.

In our final four, it's always two against two.

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

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

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

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

"I watch a lot of quiz shows."

Interesting.

Hilary, you've been terrific throughout.

-What tribe are you on here?

-No.

-You're on the No Tribe?

-I am, yes.

-You're on the No Tribe?

-I'm just very clever.

THEY LAUGH

Ideally, who would you like to be on your tribe with you?

Um...

-Oh, you've...

-Ivor or Simon.

-Right. So, essentially, everybody apart from Ann.

-Yes.

-LAUGHTER

-Our No Tribe will be

Hilary and Simon,

which means our Yes Tribe is Ivor and Ann.

Everybody, join your tribes.

Simon and Hilary, you've been on the same tribe every single time,

have you not?

Simon, you don't watch a lot of quiz shows.

No, I tend to watch more sport.

Hilary, I think

we've heard quite enough from you in this round already.

Probably stop digging.

Best of luck to the two of you.

-Ivor, you're a quiz show fan.

-Yes.

-What's your favourite quiz show?

-You mean apart from this one?

Apart from Two Tribes, what's your favourite quiz?

Probably Perfection.

AUDIENCE LAUGHS

Of course, there is Pointless as well.

Oh, stop it, Ivor. Stop it. I'm embarrassed.

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 will be game over.

Good luck to you all. Fingers on buzzers.

Here is your first question.

In 2002, which radio DJ was the

first winner of the UK series

of I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out... Hilary.

Tony Blackburn.

..I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here?

Tony Blackburn is the correct answer, Hilary.

1-0 to the No Tribe.

How many five pence pieces would you need to make £2?

Simon.

20.

Incorrect. I can pass that over to the Yes Tribe.

How many five pence pieces would you need to make £2?

You can confer.

-40.

-Is the correct answer.

Well played, Yes Tribe.

One-all. First to five is in the final.

The name of which large agricultural implement is a common name

for a group of stars within the Ursa Major constellation?

Simon.

-Plough.

-Correct answer, Simon, well played.

Which eponymous Roald Dahl character is said to subsist

on a diet of snozzcumber and frobscottle?

-Ivor.

-Big Friendly Giant.

That's correct, the BFG.

Well played, Ivor.

Two points to the Yes Tribe, Two points to the No Tribe.

Here's your next question.

Between 1883 and 1977, the Orient Express ran from Paris

to its final destination in which Turkish city? Ann.

Istanbul.

Correct answer, Ann. Well played.

Assuming no prior foul, what is the maximum break in snooker?

Simon.

-147.

-Correct answer, Simon, well played. Three points apiece.

On UK textile care labels, which geometric shape is used

to indicate whether or not bleach can be used?

Simon.

-Triangle.

-Is the right answer.

No Tribe - four, Yes Tribe - three.

No Tribe, you are one correct answer away

from playing in today's final.

Yes Tribe, you are one point away from going home.

Best of luck to you all.

Clym Yeobright, Bathsheba Everdene and Michael Henchard

are all characters created by which English novelist?

Hilary.

-Thomas Hardy.

-Is the correct answer.

And our winners are the No Tribe, 5-3.

-APPLAUSE

-Well played, No Tribe.

Ivor, Ivor, 100% record up to now but knocked out by the No Tribe.

Impressive play, wasn't it?

-Very good.

-It was very good. And, Ann,

-have you enjoyed your time with us?

-I've loved it, thank you, yes.

Excellent. Lovely to have you here.

Well played, both of you. It's been terrific.

But, Simon, Hilary, you're about to play the Two Tribes final.

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Simon and Hilary, you're in today's final.

You've been on the same tribe every single time.

We've split you into your very own tribes.

It's the Simon Tribe versus the Hilary Tribe.

You also have your very own 45-second clock.

Your job is to protect that clock at all costs.

The first question and only the first question

will be on the buzzer.

If you get it right, your opponent's clock starts ticking down.

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

then your clock starts 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 our £1,000 jackpot.

-Simon, are you ready?

-Yes.

-Hilary, are you ready?

-Yes.

Me, am I ready? Yes, I am.

-Let's play Two Tribes.

-APPLAUSE

Simon and Hilary, first question on the buzzer.

In winter, the time zone which includes Finland, Romania

and Turkey is how many hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time?

Simon.

-Two.

-Is the correct answer.

That means, Hilary, as soon as I start this next question,

your clock starts ticking down.

Hilary, the 1969 film starring Paul Newman

and Robert Redford is titled Butch Cassidy And...Who?

Sundance Kid.

Correct. Simon, which metric unit

is equivalent to approximately 2.2lb?

-Kilogram.

-Correct.

Hilary, while serving as a search and rescue pilot,

Prince William was based at

RAF Valley on which Welsh island?

Isle of Man.

It's Anglesey.

Hilary, the herb known as cilantro in the US is usually

known by what name in the UK?

Sage.

It's coriander. Hilary, in which country

is the ski resort Chamonix?

-France.

-It is. Simon, the Price Tag singer born

Jessica Cornish is better known by what stage name?

-Pass.

-It's Jessie J.

Simon, in which organ of the body are the parietal and temporal lobes?

In the brain.

Correct. Hilary, the TV show that pits the owners of B&Bs

against each other is called Four In A...What?

Bed.

Correct. Simon, the former UK Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin

was an MP for which political party?

-Labour.

-It's Conservatives.

Simon, which should female crime writer famously went missing

for 11 days in 1926?

Agatha Christie.

Correct. Hilary, manuka, clover and acacia

are three common types of which sweet substance sold in jars?

Uh, pass.

It's honey. Hilary, on the periodic table,

which precious metal is represented by the letters Ag?

-Silver.

-Correct.

Simon, at the Oscar ceremony in 1998, who declared,

"I'm the king of the world!"

when collecting the award for Best Director?

Pass.

It's James Cameron. Simon, which shortened boys name is also

a description of a domesticated male cat?

Tom.

Correct. Hilary, which middle initial was used

by American president Harry Truman?

H.

The answer was S.

And with five seconds left on the clock, our winner today, it's Simon.

APPLAUSE

Ooh...

..Hilary. Simon, congratulations.

Hilary, you put up quite a fight there.

So hard to split you but we had to do it. Five seconds was all it cost.

Have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Yes, thank you.

-It's been great getting to know you.

Thank you for playing, Hilary.

But, Simon, shall we play for today's jackpot?

Yeah!

Simon, congratulations. You've seen them all off.

You saw off Ivor, you've seen off Hilary.

Now, you have the opportunity to win some money.

One question for £1,000.

Going to give you two categories to choose from.

Let's take a look at them.

Would you like your final question to be about Bond Films

or Classic Mythology?

Ah, that's a tough choice. I know some of both of them.

So I'm going to bite the bullet and go with Classical Mythology.

Classical Mythology.

You've chosen Classical Mythology. Let's see what it is.

"I am a Greek god."

-Never said that before.

-LAUGHTER

I am a Greek god, yes or no?

Those are your two tribes, I am a Greek god, yes or no?

Here are your four answers

that go into one of those tribes.

Odysseus.

Hades.

Poseidon.

And Juno.

Odysseus, Hades, Poseidon and Juno.

You have to fit all four of those answers into the correct tribe

to win that £1,000.

Are you ready to play?

-Yes.

-Let's do it.

I'm going to put Hades in the No Tribe.

OK, Hades in No.

Poseidon, I'm pretty sure that is...

a Greek God, so I'll put him in the Yes camp.

Poseidon across to Yes.

Odysseus, I'm pretty sure that sounds Greek to me,

so I'm going to put that in the Yes.

Put that in Yes.

There's so many people at home going, "Why didn't you say Bond?

"Why didn't you say Bond?"

Juno could be Roman.

I'm going to stick my neck out and say Yes.

OK, you're going to put Juno in Yes.

Let's take a look at how that looks for you.

Poseidon, Odysseus and Juno in the Yes Tribe. Hades in the No Tribe.

You've got to get all four of these right. Are you happy with that?

No. RICHARD LAUGHS

Do you want to move any?

I know Hades is god of the underworld.

I'm going to change my mind and put Hades in the yes camp.

Hades in Yes.

Let's move Hades across.

I'm just wondering whether to put Juno in the No

or leave Juno in the Yes.

As we know, it can be 4-0,

it could be 3-1, it could be 2-2.

I'm going to say Juno is No.

OK, let's move Juno back across to No.

-Shall we lock them in?

-Lock them in.

Let's lock them in.

OK. Here we go. You need to get all four of these right for £1,000.

You started with Poseidon. Fairly confident about Poseidon.

Let's start there. "I am a Greek god."

Poseidon, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Of course, of course. God of the sea.

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-God of the sea, Poseidon.

Odysseus was the next one.

So, Odysseus...

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

Odysseus. "I am a Greek god." Are you in the Yes Tribe?

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-It's not, I'm afraid.

He's a mortal hero, Odysseus.

Ah. Let's see what the tribes should have been.

You got everything else right.

You got Hades right, you got Juno right as well.

Just the one wrong answer.

Simon, are you regretting not going for Bond?

-Slightly.

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

I'm sorry you don't leave with the jackpot.

That £1,000 will roll over to the next show.

Join us next time where seven brand-new contestants

will be playing for £2,000.

We'll see you then on Two Tribes.

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