Episode 21 Two Tribes

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

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

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

Let's meet them.

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Hi, I'm Rebecca.

I'm a supply teacher from Pontefract in West Yorkshire.

Hi, I'm Mikey. I'm a business development manager from Norwich.

Hi, I'm Shellie. I'm a carer and I'm from the Isle of Sheppey in Kent.

Hi, I'm James. I am an information management consultant

from Welwyn Garden City in Hertfordshire.

Hi, I'm David. I'm a solicitor from Chichester, West Sussex.

Hi, I'm Emily. I'm a staff nurse from Helensburgh in Argyll.

Hi, I'm Joe. I'm an accountant from Solihull in the West Midlands.

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Thank you all and lovely to meet you. Some spectacular shirts.

Just as you think they can't get worse, you get to Joe on the end.

Amazing. What a show we are going to have.

Before the show, you completed a questionnaire all about yourselves.

We know all sorts of things about you.

You've answered hundreds of questions, some of them are there.

In each round we're going to split into two tribes based on

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

Each tribe will then face a series of general knowledge questions.

All you've got 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, so good luck to you all.

Let's find our first Two Tribes.

Before the show we asked you the following...

That's a nice one. I'm a grandparent.

Let's find out our tribes.

Our Yes Tribe are Shellie, it's James and it's Joe.

Our No Tribe - Rebecca, Mikey, David and Emily.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

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Yes Tribe. Shellie, how many grandchildren do you have?

-I've got four and one on the way.

-Goodness me. And names?

Taylor, he's 16. Tori, 12. Alfie, 10. Lily, four...

Oh, I've got five, actually! LAUGHTER

-I've got Harrison, as well.

-So five and one on the way.

-Five.

James, how many have you got?

I've got one granddaughter called Amelia, who is two years old.

-She was born on my birthday.

-That's nice. Joe, how many have you got?

-I've got one grandson, Joe, who is only four months old.

-Lovely.

-Named after you, Joe?

-Of course.

-Does he dress like you?

-No.

-I'll have him in training soon.

-That is good.

No Tribe, I don't think we need

to know why none of you are grandparents.

We will start with you because there are more of you.

I'll give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

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

If you all get the same question wrong your time will end.

The tribe with the biggest score at the end of this round

will be safely through to the following round

so try and make sure that is your tribe. Best of luck.

Start the clock. Rebecca, in 1986,

-Madonna had a UK number one hit titled "Papa Don't" what?

-Preach.

-Mikey, the Bosphorus Bridge connects Asia to which continent?

-Europe.

David, The Comedy Of Errors and Titus Andronicus were early works

-by which playwright?

-William Shakespeare.

Emily, what is the name of the marine invertebrates that

create a hard skeleton and typically form large reefs?

Coral.

Rebecca, the name of which flower follows Justin

-to give the name of a US Open winning golfer?

-Pass.

-Mikey.

-Rose.

David, designed by Antony Gormley,

which 20m-high sculpture overlooks the A1 near Gateshead?

The Angel of the North.

Emily, the 1998 animated film The Prince Of Egypt

tells the story of which biblical prophet voiced by Val Kilmer?

-Moses.

-Rebecca, in which English county is the town of Bakewell?

-Pass.

-Mikey.

-Yorkshire.

-Incorrect. David.

-Derbyshire.

Emily. In May 1962, which actress famously sang Happy Birthday

to President John F Kennedy?

Marilyn Monroe.

Rebecca, what is the longest bone in the human body?

That was the femur.

At the end of that round, No Tribe, 9 points.

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Grandparents, 9 points is the target.

10 points will see you safely through to the next round.

Start the clock.

What is the name of the city in China formally known as Peking?

Beijing.

James. Anya, Charlotte and Desiree

are popular varieties of which edible plant tuber?

Potato.

Joe, in which Charles Dickens novel does the title character

famously ask for a second helping of gruel?

Oliver Twist.

Shellie, in which decade was the Green Cross code

first introduced in the UK?

'70s.

James. In 2009, who replaced Carol Vorderman as the co-presenter

of the quiz show Countdown?

Rachel Riley.

Joe, the youngest child of the Queen, Prince Edward,

is known as the Earl of where?

Wessex.

Shellie, a major work by Sigmund Freud was entitled

-"The Interpretation Of" what?

-The mind.

-Incorrect. James.

-Dreams.

Joe. Which British darts player and five-times world champion

is nicknamed the Crafty Cockney?

Eric Bristow.

Shellie, The Spy Who Came In From The Cold is a novel

-by which British author?

-Ian Fleming.

-James.

-John le Carre.

Joe, which element of the periodic table has the atomic number two?

-Pass.

-Shellie.

-Gold.

-The answer was helium.

And at the end of that round, Yes Tribe, 9 points as well.

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-It is a tie.

It is a tie. So, tie-break.

I need both tribes to nominate a champion

to have one question on the buzzer. Yes Tribe?

I think because I'm in the middle I've been nominated.

Reluctantly, James has been nominated by the Yes Tribe.

-No Tribe? I'll do it.

-David. James against David.

One question on the buzzer.

If you get it, your tribe is safely through to the next round.

No pressure. Fingers on buzzers. Best of luck.

Which singer and TV presenter won the 2014 BAFTA special award

for her outstanding contribution to television entertainment

-over 50 years? James.

-Cilla Black.

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

Please take your places in the centre.

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The grandparents are through.

As you know, we have to lose somebody

and that somebody is going to come from the No Tribe.

If you get a question right you'll join the others in the next round.

If you get one wrong, you will be leaving us.

Very best of luck to you all.

A favourite of Wallace and Gromit, which crumbly white cheese

made in North Yorkshire received protected status in 20... David.

-Wensleydale.

-Received detected status in 2013?

David, Wensleydale is the correct answer. You are in the next round.

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Rebecca, Mikey and Emily. Fingers on buzzers.

The word "pure" is an anagram of which South American country?

-Mikey.

-Peru.

The correct answer. Mikey, you're through to the next round.

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Rebecca and Emily, we have to lose someone

and it's going to be one of you.

In Greek mythology, Polyphemus, who was blinded by Odysseus,

was a member of which race of one-eyed giants?

Emily.

Minotaur.

The answer, Emily, was Cyclops. I'm so sorry.

It means, Rebecca, you are through to the next round.

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Emily, you buzzed in, which was very brave.

You got all of your questions correct in the round, as well.

-Except for the last one!

-It has been lovely to meet you.

For our remaining six players, time to find our next Two Tribes.

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Congratulations, all six of you.

Absolutely cracking first round, that one.

Let's split you into two brand-new tribes.

Before the show we asked you the following...

I am always on time.

The Yes Tribe is James, David and Joe.

Our No Tribe is Rebecca, Mikey and Shellie.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

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No Tribe. Mikey, are you always late?

I've got the best intentions of being everywhere on time,

but it doesn't always work out like that.

You see, I would argue you don't have best intentions, then.

-If you have best intentions... Am I right?

-Absolutely.

If you have best intentions you turn up on time.

-Absolutely.

-Because you leave early.

-Absolutely right.

-That's the trick.

Shellie, I can't believe you're ever late for anything.

I can believe you can forget a grandchild,

but I can't believe you're late for anything.

I lose my car keys so I'm on time but then I can't find the car keys

so I spend about an hour looking for them.

That's the definition of not on time, Shellie.

-Rather than on time.

-I try.

-This is the thing.

If people are always on time, it's difficult when people are not.

When they say, "I left plenty of time..."

And you just think, "Well, you didn't leave plenty of time."

-David, any tips you can give anyone?

-Definitely.

Always work backwards from the time you know you've got to be somewhere

and think, "How long do I need for this? How long do I need for that?"

-It works.

-No Tribe, I'm sure a lot of people will be on your side.

I don't doubt it for a second.

Especially as this is round two, most will have just tuned in.

We will start with you. 60 seconds worth of questions.

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

If you all get the same question wrong, your time ends immediately.

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

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

Rebecca. Which direction on a compass is also the first

-name of Kim Kardashian's first child?

-North.

Mikey. Christchurch, Balliol and Trinity

are colleges of which UK university?

-Pass.

-Shelley.

-Oxford.

Rebecca. Which naturalist and broadcaster

narrated the 2014 television series Life Story?

David Attenborough.

Mikey, in 2014, Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez

-signed for which Spanish football club?

-Barcelona.

Shellie, who played James Bond in the 1963 film From Russia With Love?

George Lazenby.

-Incorrect. Rebecca.

-Sean Connery.

-Mikey, Kathmandu is the capital city of which Asian country?

-Nepal.

Shellie. In physics, what is calculated

by dividing distance by time?

I don't know. Pass.

-Rebecca.

-Speed.

Mikey. In 2011, which boy band represented the UK

at the Eurovision Song Contest with the song "I Can"?

-Pass.

-Shellie.

Blue.

Rebecca, in human anatomy,

the vertical column is perhaps more commonly referred to as what?

The answer was the spine.

-No Tribe, 8 points.

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So, Yes Tribe,

9 points would see you straight through to the next round.

Start the clock.

James, The Police had a UK number one hit

-about a message in...

-Bottle.

-..what type of container?

David, which UK motorway connects Leeds with London?

-M1.

-Joe, in Doctor Who, what is the name of the machine

-in which the Doctor travels through space and time?

-Tardis.

James, in Swahili, Simba is the word for which large mammal?

-Lion.

-David. Excluding zero,

-which single digit number is spelt the same in French and English?

-Six.

Correct. Joe.

Christopher Lloyd plays which character

in the Back To The Future trilogy?

-Pass.

-James.

-Dr... No, pass.

David, to save your tribe?

-Pass.

-The answer is "Doc" Brown.

-Yes.

-"Doc" Brown rings a bell?

-Yes.

At the end of that round you got 5 points,

which means with 8 points, our No Tribe, our latecomers,

-you are through to the next round.

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James, David, Joe, you are on the wrong tribe at the wrong time

and one of you is about to leave the game.

Fingers on buzzers.

The Scotland "Better Together" campaign was chaired

by which former Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer?

-David.

-Gordon Brown.

The answer was Alistair Darling.

That means, James and Joe, you're through to the next round.

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David. All we know about you is you're not a grandparent yet.

-That is correct.

-You're always on time.

-Absolutely.

Which does you great credit. Thank you so much for playing.

Thank you very much.

Sorry we don't get to find out more about you, but we are going

to find out more about our remaining five as we find our next two tribes.

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Congratulations to you all.

We are going to find two brand-new tribes now. Let's see what they are.

Before the show we asked you the following...

I'm good at multitasking.

I am on the No Tribe, I will tell you that for nothing.

Let's find out who said yes and who said no to that.

Our Yes Tribe is Rebecca, Shellie and James.

Which means are No Tribe is Mikey and Joe.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

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No Tribe, the stereotype is that men can't multitask.

I was hoping there might be at least one woman on the No Tribe

but no, we are stuck with the gents. Joe, impossible?

-You can't do two things at once?

-No.

-I like to put all my efforts into one thing and get it right.

-Absolutely.

But, Yes Tribe, Shellie, I'm going to take issue

with you being on the Yes Tribe.

You've told us it takes you an hour to leave the house -

you can't find keys, don't know what to wear.

-That's because I'm multitasking.

-I'm with you.

-And Rebecca, you are a good multitasker?

-I would say so.

At university, I used to have my laptop out

and I'd be cooking dinner and I'd be cleaning the kitchen...

-Well, my boyfriend's kitchen.

-Can he multitask?

-No.

James, Shellie, Rebecca, we'll start with you.

I'll give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

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

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

The winning tribe this time will be straight through to the final four.

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

Rebecca, expressed as a fraction, what is one half of one quarter?

1/8th.

Shellie, the Prince known in his lifetime as the Young Pretender

-is usually known today as Bonnie Prince what?

-Charlie.

James. Who starred as Harry Callahan in the Dirty Harry series of films?

Clint Eastwood.

Rebecca. Which former member of Destiny's Child had a UK number one

-single in 2008 with If I Were A Boy?

-Beyonce.

Shellie, which George Orwell novel features the character Boxer,

-Napoleon and Squealer?

-1984.

-James.

-Animal Farm.

Rebecca, which position in the UK government is the equivalent

-of the Irish Taoiseach?

-Pass.

-Shellie.

-Pass.

-James, to save your tribe.

-Prime Minister.

Is the correct answer. Rebecca, Vietnamese bar girl Kim

falls in love with American GI Chris in which West End musical?

-Pass.

-Shellie.

-Miss Saigon.

James, which US National Park was the first to be established

-and lies mainly in north-west Wyoming?

-I think it's Yellowstone.

It is. Rebecca, since 1992,

-Paul Dacre has been editor of which national newspaper?

-Daily Mail.

Shellie, in which decade...

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, 9 points.

-Very strong.

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Gentleman, Mikey and Joe.

10 points is what you need to go through to the next round.

Good luck to you all. Start the clock.

Mikey, the communication system semaphore typically uses

-how many flags to send messages?

-12.

-Incorrect. Joe.

-Two.

Mikey, the main airport in Paris is named after

-which former French president?

-Charles de Gaulle.

Joe. Part of the Crown Jewels,

-what type of gemstone is the Koh-I-Noor?

-Diamond.

Mikey. John Frieda, the former husband of the singer Lulu

-is a famous name in which profession?

-Pass.

-Joe.

-Hairdressing.

Mikey, in TV crime shows, Christine and Mary Beth

were the first names of which 1980s detective duo?

Cagney and Lacey.

Joe, according to the New Testament, in which city was Jesus born?

-Bethlehem.

-Mikey.

Patsy Cline, Seal and Gnarls Barkley have all had UK hit singles

with what one-word title?

-Pass.

-Joe.

-Pass.

-The answer is...

-Anybody on the Yes Tribe?

-BOTH: Crazy.

Crazy is the answer.

6 points to our No Tribe, which means, with 9 points,

our winners, it's the Yes Tribe. Please go through to the centre.

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Mikey, Joe, one of you will be in our final four

and one of you will be going home right now.

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

Which beach in Sydney Australia

takes its name from an aboriginal word meaning sound...

-Mikey.

-Bondi.

..meaning sound of waves breaking over rocks.

The answer, Mikey, is Bondi Beach. You are through to the final four.

-Congratulations.

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-Joe, tough.

-Yeah.

-You knew Bondi?

-No.

-Well, that's good.

You're dressed for Bondi, to be fair.

Joe, thank you so much for joining us.

For our final four it's time to find two brand-new tribes.

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Congratulations to the four of you. This is where things change.

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

The winning tribe will go straight through to play in our final.

The losing tribe will go home immediately, no more second chances.

OK, let's see how we're going to split you up.

Before the show we asked you the following...

Surely, all four of you are on the No Tribe here?

Our Yes Tribe is Shellie and Mikey.

Our No Tribe is Rebecca and James.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

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OK, No Tribe. Our No Tribe need not detain us.

Fine, upstanding citizens and great quizzers on the No Tribe.

But our Yes Tribe. Tell us a story, Mikey. Who have you stood up?

It was a few years ago.

I had a better offer from the boys, going out drinking.

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RICHARD TUTS

Exactly that.

And Shellie. Shellie, surely not. Who did you stand up?

His name was Keith, I think.

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-I might have just made that up, no.

He split his trousers and he had to go to the bathroom to sew them up.

-When he was in there, I creeped past and went out with my friend.

-No!

-Yeah.

-Wouldn't it be lovely if he's watching now?

He says, "Hold on a minute..."

So, this round is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to 5 points will be playing in today's final

and the chance to win the £2,000 jackpot.

The losing tribe will be going home immediately. Good luck to you all.

Here is your first question.

Someone working in a restaurant as a sommelier

would traditionally have... James.

-Wine.

-Have an extensive knowledge about which product?

Wine is the correct answer, James. 1-0 to the No Tribe.

Of Jane Austin's six published novels,

-which has the shortest title? James.

-Persuasion.

Incorrect, I'm afraid. I will pass it to the Yes Tribe.

-You can confer.

-Emma.

Emma is the correct answer. Well played. One point each.

The Royal Botanic Gardens in London are better known by what...

-Shellie.

-Kew Gardens.

-..better known by what name?

Kew Gardens is the correct answer, Shellie. Well played.

2-1 to the Yes Tribe. Fingers on buzzers.

Noted for his memorable one-liners,

-the broadcaster Sid Waddell was a famous common... James.

-Darts.

Famous commentator in which sport? Darts is the correct answer.

The songs "White Rabbit" and "Somebody To Love"

were released in the 1960s by... James.

No, I was going to say Queen, but it's wrong.

The songs "White Rabbit" and "Somebody To Love" were released

in the 1960s by which psychedelic rock band?

-Yes Tribe?

-Jefferson Airplane.

Jefferson Airplane, absolutely right.

3-2 to the Yes Tribe.

In which 1973 film did Robert Redford and Paul Newman play

conmen who team up to take down Robert Shaw's criminal character?

-James.

-Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid.

-Incorrect. I can pass it over to the Yes Tribe.

-The Sting.

The Sting is the correct answer, Shellie. Yes Tribe, 4 points.

No Tribe, 2 points. 5 points sees you in the final.

Yes Tribe, you are one correct answer away from today's final.

Very best of luck to everybody.

Robert Browning and Charles Dickens are among many literary greats

buried in Poets' Corner in which religious building? James.

Westminster Abbey.

Is the correct answer, James. Well played.

-Are you all right, James?

-Just about!

Yes Tribe - 4, No Tribe - 3.

Still, Yes Tribe, one correct answer away from today's final.

Fingers on buzzers.

Which British production company is best known for its Gothic

horror films such as The Curse Of Frankenstein... James.

-Hammer.

-Dracula and The Mummy?

The answer is Hammer.

-It is 4-4.

-Come on! We've got it!

It all comes down to one final question.

First team to 5 plays in today's final. Fingers on buzzers.

Lisa del Giocondo is believed to be the subject of a world-famous...

-James.

-Mona Lisa.

Lisa del Giocondo is believed to be the subject of a world-famous

painting by which Renaissance artist?

Yes Tribe.

-Picasso.

-Monet.

I say Picasso. He done strange pictures. Picasso.

Mona Lisa was painted by Leonardo da Vinci.

You got away with it, James. It is still 4-4.

James, close to collapse. But he fights on. 4-4.

It all comes down to this question.

What is the usual term used for the person who accompanies

-a golfer, carrying the clubs... James.

-Caddy.

Carrying clubs and advising on shots? Caddy is the right answer.

-Our winners are the No Tribe.

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Goodness me! What a comeback! What a comeback!

Well played, James and Rebecca.

-Yes Tribe, Mikey and Shellie, you were 4-2 up.

-I know.

I thought you were going to do it.

It has been such a pleasure getting to know you

and having you on the show. Thank you so much for playing.

For Rebecca and James,

after a nail-biting round it's time to play the Two Tribes final.

Rebecca and James, congratulations on making it to the final.

James, you have grandchildren

and we also know in that last round you virtually had kittens.

Also, you're always on time, Rebecca always late.

That's the differences between you. Now you're on your very own tribes.

It's Rebecca versus James.

You have your very own 45 seconds on your clock as well

and you have to protect that clock. Only the first question

will be on the buzzer. If you 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 down to zero.

If you do that,

you're playing for today's £2,000 jackpot.

Rebecca, James, let's play Two Tribes.

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Just this first question on the buzzer.

The potato and egg dish tortilla Espanola

-is commonly known by what English name? James.

-Spanish omelette.

Is the correct answer. Which means as soon as I start the next

question, Rebecca, your clock will start ticking down.

Rebecca, the author Rudyard Kipling was born in which modern day

-Asian country?

-China.

India. Rebecca. Baz Luhrmann directed a 1996 film version

-of which Shakespeare play?

-Romeo and Juliet.

Correct. James, in 1997,

-The Verve had a UK single entitled "Bittersweet" what?

-Symphony.

Rebecca,

what name is given to an angle of less than 90 degrees?

Obtuse.

It's acute. Rebecca.

-Lagos and Abuja are major cities in which African country?

-Nigeria.

James. In the title of a book by Roald Dahl,

-which fruit is giant?

-Peach.

Rebecca, which shade of red features in the name of one of the six

traditional Cluedo characters?

-Scarlet.

-James, which South American country

is also the name of a 1985 film directed by

-Terry Gilliam?

-Peru.

Incorrect. Brazil.

James, Conservative MP Sir Nicholas Soames

-is a grandchild of which former Prime Minister?

-Winston Churchill.

Rebecca. Babe Ruth was an iconic character in which American sport?

-Tennis.

-It was baseball. Rebecca.

Created by Beatrix Potter, the character Miss Moppet

-is what type of domesticated animal?

-Hedgehog.

A kitten. Rebecca.

What type of radiation is represented by the letters UV?

Ultraviolet.

Correct. James. In 2012, Shinzo Abe became Prime Minister of which Asian

-country for the second time?

-Thailand.

It's Japan. James. At the Oscar ceremony held in 2014,

-which Steve McQueen film won Best Picture?

-Galaxy.

It's 12 Years A Slave. James, in 2002,

-which chef established a restaurant Fifteen in London?

-Jamie Oliver.

Correct. Rebecca. Jazz musician

Acker Bilk was famous for playing which woodwind instrument?

-Bass.

-It was the clarinet.

With eight seconds left on the clock, today's winner

-is James.

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Congratulations, James. Terrific performance.

You gave him a real run for his money there, Rebecca.

Very well played. Thank you for joining us on the show.

-Have you enjoyed yourself?

-Yes, I have.

We have loved having you with us.

We've loved finding out all about you, as well.

For James, we have some more business.

-We have to play for today's jackpot.

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-James, congratulations.

-Thank you.

-You're today's winner.

-Unbelievable.

You are mean on a buzzer, as well, I have to say.

You now have the opportunity to win some money.

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

-One question for £2,000. Are you ready?

-Yes.

What would you like your final question to be about?

You can choose between...

Well, I'm missing the mullet so I'm going to have to go with 1980s Music.

'80s Music it is. Let's see what it is. For £2,000.

Those are your two tribes. Here are your four answers.

There's your four answers.

I had a UK number one single in the 1980s. Solo single.

All you have to do is put all four of those into the correct tribe.

If you do that, you're going to walk away with £2,000.

So, four answers, two tribes.

-Are you ready to play?

-Yes.

-Let's go.

Any of those obvious to you?

Well, I'm fairly certain that Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You"

was at number one and I'm fairly certain that was about 1985, '86.

Shall we put her in the Yes Tribe for now?

Put her in the yes side.

Lionel Richie, "Hello" was about 1984

so I am going to move Lionel Richie to yes.

Yes as well. Don't forget, all four of them could be yes,

all four of them could be no.

I'm fairly certain Prince, "Purple Rain",

I've got an idea that may have been a number one.

-So I think I'll put that in yes.

-Prince in yes, as well.

-Looking crowded in the Yes Tribe now.

-Cyndi Lauper.

-I really have no clue.

-£2,000 rests on it, James.

-I'm going to put Cyndi Lauper in no.

-Let's put Cyndi Lauper in the no.

Will you take a last look at those two tribes? Are you happy?

Do you know what? That's as close as I'm going to get.

I'm going to go with my first instinct and hope it's right.

-OK, shall we lock them in?

-Yes, please.

-Let's lock them in.

Here we go, James. For £2,000.

You have to get all four of these in the correct tribe.

Very, very best of luck.

The first one you moved across you were sure of, Whitney Houston.

I had a UK number one single in the 1980s.

Whitney Houston, are you in the Yes Tribe?

-Of course she is.

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She had three number ones in the '80s,

although none of them were "I Will Always Love You".

That was 1992.

But you're safe, it doesn't matter. She's in the right tribe.

Lionel Richie was the next one you put in the tribe.

You put him in the Yes Tribe as well.

You thought "Hello" by Lionel Richie was a number one.

We will soon find out.

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

Lionel Richie, I had a UK number one single in the 1980s.

Are you in the Yes Tribe?

-Of course. Of course, James.

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And you're right, that was "Hello" in 1984.

OK, now it gets a bit scary.

Prince, you thought "Purple Rain" was a number one in the '80s

so you put Prince in the Yes Tribe.

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

Let's see if Prince is in the right tribe.

I had a UK number one single in the 1980s.

Prince, are you in the Yes Tribe?

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So sorry. His only number one was in the '90s.

-Oh, well.

-Let's take a look at the correct Two Tribes.

You were right about Cyndi Lauper.

It was just Prince that you got wrong.

Number eight, "Purple Rain". James, you played terrifically.

Unfortunately, you haven't taken away today's £2,000 jackpot.

That will roll over to the next show.

So, join us next time when seven brand-new players

will be playing for £3,000.

See you then on Two Tribes.

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