Episode 26 Two Tribes

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Good evening, everyone. 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 ready to play, so let's meet them.

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Hi, I'm Neena.

I'm a charity fundraising manager and I'm from Wembley in London.

Hello, I'm David.

I'm a children's entertainer from Guildford in Surrey.

Hello, I'm Rachael.

I'm a civil servant from Lytham St Annes in Lancashire.

Hi, I'm Becca.

I'm a business management student from Lancaster.

Hi, I'm Adam.

I'm an accounts cashier from Doncaster.

Hi, I'm Brenda.

I'm an office manager from Loughton in Essex.

Hi, I'm Steve.

I'm a management accountant from Battle, East Sussex.

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Lovely to meet you all, welcome along.

If you'd had to put money on one of you being a children's entertainer,

it would have been David, I think.

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

answering loads of questions all about yourself.

Some of them are up on the screen.

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

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

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.

If you do that, you could walk away with today's jackpot of £1,000.

Very best of luck to you all. Let's find our first two tribes.

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

I am on the No Tribe here.

Let's see which of you said yes and said no to this question.

The Yes Tribe is Rachael,

Adam

and Steve.

The No Tribe is Neena,

David,

Becca

and Brenda. Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, I love roller-coasters. Let's talk to our Yes Tribe.

-Rachael.

-Yeah.

I can't bear them - sell them to me.

I was brought up near the Pleasure Beach in Blackpool.

My parents had a hotel, I earned money in the hotel,

I used to spend all my time on the Pleasure Beach, spending all my money that I'd earned.

Oh, that's fair enough.

-You like the superfast ones...

-Absolutely.

-..turning upside down and all that business?

-Yeah, yeah.

Oh, dear. Steve, what's the best roller-coaster you've ever been on?

It's not exactly a roller-coaster, it looks like a roller-coaster

but it's only part of a roller-coaster.

It's in Las Vegas, on top of... I think it's the Spiro Hotel.

-Oh, yes. It's miles up in the air?

-It tilts you out over the edge...

-Oh, don't even...

-..whatever it is, 1,000 feet up in the air, the hotel,

it just leans you right out, pointing at the floor.

Steve, I can't even continue with the show.

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No Tribe, that sounds awful, doesn't it?

-Yes.

-David, you and I are high enough up already, aren't we?

That's the problem -

I have never yet fitted in a roller-coaster where I'm comfortable.

Horrible. What's wrong with an ice cream and a park bench?

Exactly right.

Life Is A Rollercoaster to me is a song about life being miserable.

Becca, have you ever been on roller-coasters?

Yeah, I was brought up near the Pleasure Beach too

but I only go on them if I'm forced to

-but I never want to. They scare me.

-It's awful, isn't it?

-Yeah.

Brenda, do they frighten you?

I'm the same as Becca, actually.

I'll only go on them if my friend dares me to go on them

or somebody dares me. That's the only time

but I probably close my eyes the whole time I'm on them.

There's no fun involved, is there? Until it finishes

and then it's brilliant - that bit I like.

We'll start with our No Tribe. I'm going to give you 60 seconds' worth of questions.

If you get one wrong, I'll pass it down the line. If all four of you get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediate immediately. The winning tribe will be going straight through

to the next round. Very best of luck to you all. Start the clock.

Neena, canard is the French word for which type of bird?

-Pass.

-David.

-Duck.

-Correct.

-Becca, which girl band had three consecutive

UK Christmas Number One singles in the 1990s?

Spice Girls.

Correct. Brenda,

the fibula is a bone in which part of the human body?

-The arm.

-Incorrect, Neena.

Leg.

Correct. David, the conflicts known as the Opium Wars

were fought with which Asian country?

-Pass.

-Becca.

-Pass.

-Brenda.

-China.

Correct. Neena, what is described as, "torn"

in the title of a 1996 film directed by Alfred Hitchcock?

Iron Curtain.

Incorrect, David.

Curtain.

Correct. Becca, which acid is represented

by the chemical formula, HNO3?

-Pass.

-Brenda.

Helium.

Incorrect, Neena.

-Pass.

-David, to save your tribe.

Which acid is represented by the chemical formula HNO3?

Hydrogen trioxide.

It is not, I'm afraid.

Nice attempt, though. It is nitric acid.

At the end of that round, No Tribe, you scored five points.

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That, I would suggest, Yes Tribe, is very, very beatable.

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

Start the clock.

Rachael, Tracy Island is the home of International Rescue organisation

in which 1960s television series?

Thunderbirds.

Correct. Adam, which breed of dog shares its name with a sturdy clip

used to hold papers together?

A bulldog.

Correct. Steve, how many of the wives of Henry VIII

had the first name, Anne?

Two.

Correct. Rachael, which Portuguese footballer won

the Fifa Ballon d'Or award in 2015?

-Pass.

-Adam.

Cristiano Ronaldo.

Correct. Steve, the sweet liquid secreted by flowers

and gathered by bees for making honey is called what?

Pollen.

Incorrect, Rachael.

Nectar.

Correct. Adam, to win,

Satchmo was the nickname of which New Orleans jazz musician?

-Er, pass.

-Steve.

Louis Armstrong.

Is the correct answer.

With six points, Yes Tribe, you're through to the next round.

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Five points not quite enough, No Tribe.

It means one of you will be leaving us, I'm afraid.

Fingers on buzzers, you're playing for survival.

Very best of luck to you all.

In the BBC drama series Sherlock,

Benedict Cumberbatch plays the title character but who plays Dr Watson?

-Brenda.

-Martin Freeman.

Is the correct answer. Brenda, you're through to the next round.

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So, Neena, David, Becca, fingers on buzzers.

Best of luck to you all.

Typically consisting of cheese, bread and pickle,

which lunchtime meal includes a type of agricultural...

David.

Ploughman's lunch.

Which lunchtime meal includes a type of agricultural worker in its name,

Ploughman's lunch is the correct answer.

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

-(I knew that.)

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Neena, Becca.

One of you will be through to the next round,

one of you will be leaving us. It all comes down to this question.

What is three threes plus four fours?

-Neena.

-25.

-Is the correct answer, Neena.

-Wow.

-Well played,

-you are through to the next round.

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-Becca.

-Yeah.

-You leave us immediately.

-Yeah, I'm not surprised.

-Sorry we don't get to find out any more about you.

-That's OK.

-I hope you've enjoyed your day with us...

-Yeah,

-it's been great, thank you.

-..short though it's been.

For our remaining six contestants however,

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

Congratulations to the six of you.

Let's find out what our next two tribes are going to be.

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

Let's see who said yes and who said no to that.

Our Yes Tribe is Nina,

Adam

and Steve

which means our No Tribe is David,

Rachael

and Brenda.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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-I regularly work more than 40 hours per week. Adam.

-Yeah.

More than 40 hours a week. What's your working week like?

Unfortunately, since I swapped career paths into doing accounts cashier

for a large scrap metal business, I work six days a week now.

What does an accounts cashier do? Forgive my ignorance.

-I pay people.

-You pay people. Well, there we go...

-Yeah.

-..and Steve.

-Yes.

-Steve, you're a management accountant?

Yep, in the NHS so I do it for the love.

Just for the love - that's good to hear. That's about as big a place

-as you can be an accountant for, isn't it? The NHS.

-Yes, yeah.

Now, the No Tribe. Of course, I'd be on the No Tribe

cos it used to be that I worked for 45 minutes a day on Pointless.

Now, I do an hour and a quarter cos I do this as well. That's me done.

David, children's entertainer.

-It must be quite a tiring job. It keeps you fit.

-Yeah, it is.

December is particularly busy but we do about 40 or 50 hours a week

but then there are months in August where you do virtually nothing.

-Beautiful.

-In any case, it's parties - it's not work.

-Exactly.

-Rachael. Rachael, remind us what you do.

-I'm a civil servant.

And you don't do 40 hours a week?

-No, I work part-time because I've got children.

-Oh, lovely.

Although then you go home to the kids and you've got to work much harder.

-That's right.

-Exactly. Brenda.

-Yeah. I work part-time as well.

-A part-time office manager?

-Mm-hm.

-Would you like to work more?

I did work more and then the year before last,

it was pretty quiet at work

so they asked me to go down to three days in the October

and then in the January, they asked me to go back to full-time

and I said, "I don't think so."

-Nice.

-Yeah.

We will start with our Yes Tribe.

I'm going to 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 one wrong, your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe will be through to the next round

so very best of luck to everybody.

Start the clock.

Neena, during a professional darts match,

each player throws a maximum of how many darts during their turn?

-Pass.

-Adam.

Three.

Correct. Steve, which popular French dish has a name that translates

roughly as chicken in wine?

Coq au vin.

Correct. Neena, since its first series in 2004,

Tess Daly has been a co-presenter on which BBC dance-based reality show?

-Pass.

-Adam.

Strictly come dancing.

Correct. Steve, the Bundestag is the name given

to the lower house of parliament in which European country?

Germany.

Correct. Neena, which month features in the titles of UK hit singles

for both Guns N' Roses and Morrissey?

Oh, I know this one.

-Pass.

-Adam.

November.

Correct. Steve, in maths,

what are the first two digits of pi that follow the decimal point?

One, four.

Correct. Neena, common in patrilineal cultures,

a dowry is traditionally given in which union?

Marriage.

Correct. Adam, who was the last Labour Prime Minister

before Tony Blair?

-Pass.

-Steve.

Howard Wilson.

Incorrect. Neena, to save your tribe.

The answer was...

Anyone on the No Tribe?

Callaghan.

Yeah, James Callaghan. Absolutely right.

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

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That means, No Tribe,

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

Very best of luck.

Start the clock.

David, which is the only letter of the English alphabet

with a three-syllable name?

W.

Correct. Rachael, the name of which South American country

means Equator in Spanish?

Ecuador.

Correct. Brenda, in 2012, which Swiss player defeated Andy Murray

to win his seventh Wimbledon men's singles title?

-Pass.

-David.

Djokovic.

Incorrect, Rachael.

Federer.

Correct. Brenda, which word can be used to describe a pie or pudding

with a thick crust or a person who makes shoes?

Cobbler.

Correct. David, Let's Get It On and What's Going On

were 1970s albums by which Motown singer?

Marvin Gaye.

Correct. Rachael, in units of depth,

a fathom is usually regarded as being equal to how many feet?

-Pass.

-Brenda.

11.

-Incorrect. David, to save your tribe.

-13.

Incorrect. The answer was six feet, I'm afraid

and it means, with seven points, Yes Tribe,

you're through to the next round.

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Could not fathom out the fathom, I'm afraid.

It means you are the losing tribe.

One of you, unfortunately, will be leaving us.

David, Rachael, Brenda, fingers on buzzers.

Very best of luck.

Ka-Ching!, You're Still The One and Man! I Feel Like A Woman

were UK hits for... Brenda.

Shania Twain.

Were UK hits for which Canadian country singer,

Shania Twain, Brenda. You're through to the next round.

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David and Rachael, one of you will be leaving us,

one of you will be through to the next round.

It all comes down to this question. Very best of luck to you both.

Which British photographer had noted relationships

with Jean Shrimpton and...? Rachael.

David Bailey.

With Jean Shrimpton and Catherine Deneuve?

David Bailey is the correct answer.

Rachael, you're through to the next round.

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David, David.

-You've been on both losing tribes...

-Yeah.

-..couldn't save yourself

-this time, I'm afraid.

-Never mind, it's been fun.

Pleasure meeting you. Sorry we don't get to find out any more about you.

For our remaining five players, it's time to find our next two tribes.

Well done to the five of you.

Adam and Steve, been on both winning tribes so far.

Brenda, been on both losing tribes so far - it can all change, though.

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

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

Adam, what tribe are you on here?

-I'm in the Yes Tribe.

-You're on the Yes Tribe.

Would you like to stick around with Steve? He's been quite handy so far.

Been quite a good team, I think.

Yeah, let's find out if you're going to. The Yes Tribe is Adam

and Rachael,

which means the No Tribe is Neena,

Brenda

and Steve. Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, I consider myself well-read - it's a tricky one, this, isn't it?

Cos even if you read a lot, are you well-read?

Let's ask our tribes what they made of the question.

We'll start with our Yes Tribe.

-You think you're well-read, Rachael? You read a lot?

-I do read a lot.

It's not necessarily very intellectual stuff, though.

But have you read all the classics?

-I haven't read all of them, no.

-But the things we're supposed to read,

-so you read Jane Austen and Dickens...

-Yeah.

I'd say you're fairly well-read, then.

Adam, favourite book ever?

I have quite a lot.

I do like the Dan Brown books actually

-cos I'm more of a fictional person.

-So, like The Da Vinci Code?

-Yeah.

-The Da Vinci Code.

Neena, do you just not read

or you think that what you read is not considerably...?

No, I do read but not as much as I used to.

I don't have the time now so I wouldn't consider myself well-read

cos there's a lot of new books, I've not even read them.

So many - so depressing, isn't it? When you walk in

-to a bookshop and think, "I'm never going to read any of these."

-No, it isn't.

-Oh, it isn't depressing?

-No.

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-I take it back, Neena.

-That's all right.

Brenda, isn't it wonderful when you walk into a bookshop and think,

"All these books and I'm never going to read 'em"?

-I love bookshops, actually...

-I love a bookshop.

..it's just that I don't have a lot of time to read.

It's just when I'm on holiday I normally read.

-Steve.

-Yes.

-Don't get time to read or not interested?

No time any more, now I've got three children.

-In fact, after one child I couldn't read any more...

-Yeah.

..apart from the paper.

I did used to, I read all the Harry Potter books,

-I enjoyed them.

-This is good.

-Is that well-read or is that just...?

I'm going to say you're on the right tribe.

-LAUGHTER

-Thank you.

I mean, they're great - don't get me wrong.

We're going to start with our No Tribe. I'm going to give you

60 seconds' worth of questions. If you get one wrong, I'll pass it down.

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

The winning tribe will be through to our Final Four.

Very best of luck to both tribes.

Start the clock.

Neena, the unicorn is a mythical creature traditionally depicted

as having a single horn projected from which part of that body?

Head.

Correct, forehead. Brenda, the Welsh national football team's home kit is

predominantly which primary colour?

-Red.

-It is. Steve, Connecticut, Colorado and which other US state

begin with the C?

Cincinnati.

Incorrect. Neena. Color...

-Incorrect, Brenda.

-Colorado.

-Did you say Colorado?

-He said Colorado.

-Oh.

-That went well.

-Sorry.

That went well. Connecticut, Colorado and which other US state

begin with the letter C. You will kick yourself.

-Chicago.

-Not Chicago.

-No.

-California.

-Oh.

California.

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

Uh-oh.

-two points.

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-So, Yes Tribe, this has turned out nicely, hasn't it?

-Yeah.

-This, kids, is why you should read.

-LAUGHTER

three points is your target.

Very, very best of luck.

Start the clock.

Rachael, which Olympic track and field event

involves throwing a light spear?

Javelin.

Correct. Adam, the Elysee Palace is the official residence

for the president of which country?

Is it France?

Correct. Rachael, to win,

in January 2015, Katie Price joined the celebrity version

of which reality TV show?

Big Brother.

Correct answer, and with three points, Yes Tribe,

you're through to our Final Four.

Please take your place in the middle.

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-Steve, you know what, if it wasn't for your kids...

-Yeah.

You'd be reading, you'd be on the Yes Tribe, you'd be through.

-Yeah, that's it.

-They do not know the sacrifices we make, do they?

-Those children.

-Exactly.

You're playing for survival now.

Very best of luck to all three of you.

Fingers on buzzers, Neena, Brenda, Steve. Good luck.

Here's your first question.

Which British horror film actor

known for his roles such as Dr Frankenstein and Van Helsing

played Grand Moff Tarkin in Star Wars?

-Brenda.

-Christopher Lee.

-No, it wasn't, was it?

-It wasn't, Brenda,

-It was Peter Cushing, I'm afraid.

-Cushing.

-I'm sorry.

That means, Neena and Steve, you're through to our Final Four.

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-Brenda...

-Sorry.

-..that's three losing tribes as well.

-I know. I've done well, haven't I?

-Do you know what?

Very brave to buzz in. The other two didn't buzz in.

-Yeah, yeah.

-You've got to take a chance sometimes and, yeah,

unfortunately it didn't pay off.

-Thank you so much for coming and joining us.

-Thank you.

-It's been an absolute pleasure

-meeting you.

-I enjoyed it.

-For our Final Four,

it's time to find our next two tribes.

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Our Final Four - what a round that was.

Our scoring system almost broke. Extraordinary stuff.

Adam, you've been on all three winning tribes now.

-I don't know how that's happened.

-Very impressive. Slightly easier

in that round but still impressive stuff. Now, as you all know,

the Final Four is where things change. It's always two against two,

it's always on the buzzers and at the end of this round,

two of you will be going through to our final.

Two of you will be leaving immediately -

no more second chances.

Let's see how we going to split you.

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

I am a night owl.

OK, let's see who's a night owl, who is not.

Our Yes Tribe is Adam and Steve.

our No Tribe is Neena and Rachael.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, I'm a night owl, I am a night owl.

-Yes Tribe, Adam, you've said yes to everything.

-Yeah.

A very positive man but you like to stay up late?

Yeah, it's very rare I go to bed

-before the early hours of the morning, actually.

-Really?

Your normal bedtime would be...

Probably about half-12.

-You're so cool.

-LAUGHTER

-No, it's the free time after the kids have gone to bed.

-That's true.

Once the kids have gone to bed, then you try and have an evening.

-What time do you have to wake up in the morning?

-About half-six usually.

Oh, Adam.

If you need to have a kip at any point, you just let us know.

Steve, you like the midnight hour?

Yes, yeah. I did anyway but since the kids came along,

I have no choice but to like it.

I've got a ten-week-old at the moment

and he likes to be a night owl.

Yes, I bet he does.

-No Tribe, Neena.

-Yes.

You like your sleep or you're a morning person?

No, I do like my sleep. I do stay up late but that'll be

when I've got a charity event or something like that. Otherwise, I do like to sleep, it's true.

-It's true so what time would you go to bed normally?

-About 10.30, 11.

That's OK. Rachael, do you prefer mornings to evenings?

I prefer mornings, yes. I always get up early but now I've got teenagers,

that's the time I can have to myself. It's peace and quiet.

My kids, they'll wake up at 11 o'clock

-or 12 o'clock if you let them. It's fantastic, isn't it?

-It is.

You've been trained into getting up at 6.30 in the morning.

Suddenly, they're not up for another five hours -

you can do whatever you want.

It's like golden time. You've got all that to look forward to.

Literally within, I would say 14 years, that'll be happening to you, Steve.

-Thanks.

-LAUGHTER

Now, our Final Four. This round is all on the buzzer

and the first tribe to give me five correct answers

will be playing in today's final. I wish you all the very best of luck.

For the losing tribe, it is game over.

Fingers on buzzers.

Which bridge linking San Francisco and Marin County opened in 19...

-Adam.

-The Golden Gate Bridge.

Opened in 1937 and had the longest main span in the world until 1964,

Golden Gate Bridge is the correct answer.

one point to our Yes Tribe.

Where was Elvis Presley crying according to the title of his...?

-Adam.

-In the chapel.

Where was Elvis Presley crying according to the title of his

1965 UK number one single? In the chapel is the correct answer, Adam.

2-0 to our Yes Tribe.

The first to five plays in today's final.

In total, how much money does each player start with

in a game of the standard...?

Adam.

1,500.

In total, how much money does each player start with

in a game of the standard UK version of Monopoly?

It's £1,500, Adam.

-No Tribe, 0, Adam, 3.

-LAUGHTER

What was the name of the VW Beetle with a mind of its own...?

Steve.

Herbie.

What was the name of the VW beetle with a mind of its own that featured in Love Bug and its sequels,

Herbie is the correct answer, Steve. Very well done,

getting in on the act.

4-0 now to the Yes Tribe.

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

One correct answer away from the final. No Tribe,

I would say you've got to buzz in quicker, that would be impossible.

You've got to get some correct answers here. Very best of luck.

Who was Commander-in-Chief of the British Expeditionary Forces

in France for much of the First World War

and was created an earl in 19...?

Steve.

Douglas Haig.

Was created an earl in 1919, Douglas Haig is the correct answer.

It is 5-0 to the Yes Tribe, you're in today's final.

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Adam and Steve, that was brutal.

No Tribe, what could you do there?

-Not a lot.

-Nothing you could do.

-Disconnect his buzzer.

-LAUGHTER

-That's the only way

we could have stopped you. In fact, now I think about it,

we shouldn't have disconnected your buzzers. That was...

Neena, Rachael, it's been lovely getting to know you.

Thank you so much for coming and playing today

but for Adam and Steve, it's time to play the Two Tribes final.

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Adam and Steve, congratulations.

That was a spectacular Final Four.

Very well played, very strong teamwork.

We've now split you into your very own tribes - it's Adam vs Steve.

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

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 £1,000 jackpot.

Adam, Steve, best of luck.

Let's play today's Two Tribes final.

This first question on the buzzer.

According to legend, after his defeat at the Battle of Worcester in 1651,

King Charles II hid from Cromwell's forces in which type of tree?

-Adam.

-Oak tree.

It was an oak tree. It means as soon as I start this next question,

-Steve, your clock will start ticking.

-Yeah.

Steve, which English football club won the European cup

three times under Bob Paisley's management?

-Liverpool.

-Correct, Adam. The comedy character Borat

created by Sasha Baron Cohen is said to have been born in which country?

Armenia.

It's Kazakhstan. Adam, the Booker Prize-winning novel Wolf Hall

-is by which the dish of the?

-Pass.

-Hilary Mantell.

Adam, something described as avuncular

is likened to which relative?

Uncle.

Correct. Steve, in 2014, which former newsreader appeared

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

Michael Buerk.

Correct. Adam, which sea borders several countries

including Sweden, Finland and Russia?

The Adriatic Sea.

It's the Baltic. Adam, what is the full name of the muscles

in the chest, often abbreviated as pecs?

-The pecular muscles.

-Pectorals.

Adam, Gwyneth Paltrow won the Best Actress Oscar

for her role as Viola in which 1998 film?

Sliding Doors.

It's Shakespeare in Love. Adam, in Hinduism,

the god and army leader Hanuman has the form of what animal?

A lion.

A monkey, Adam...

Goodness me. With 36 seconds left on the clock,

today's winner, it's Steve.

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Steve, I'm guessing that was easier than you thought it was going to be.

The questions went my way cos he got a couple of nasty ones there.

He did and also, Adam, when your clock is ticking down

and you're getting questions fired at you, your brain completely goes, doesn't it?

-The wheels fell off spectacularly, didn't they?

-Have you enjoyed yourself with us, Adam?

-It's been great, yeah. Thank you for having me.

-Our pleasure entirely, I assure you.

You've been a terrific player as well but for Steve,

it's time to play for today's jackpot.

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-Steve, congratulations.

-Thank you very much.

You've earned the right to win yourself some money.

-Now, the jackpot was won last time so it's back down to £1,000.

-OK.

-It's still one question for £1,000.

-Very good.

You can choose between two categories, Steve, for your final question.

Would you like it to be about...

-Well, I'm not very well-read...

-LAUGHTER

as you know, unless the poet is JK Rowling...

-So it'll had to be The Beatles.

-The Beatles.

-Yeah, I've heard of them so that's good.

-That's good.

-A good start.

OK, here's what it is..

-Right.

-So that's a number one in the UK chart.

I'm a Beatles number one single, yes or no.

Let's take a look at your four answers...

Now, your job is to put all four of those into their correct tribe.

There could be four in one and none in the other,

it could be three and one, it could be two and two

but if you put all four of them into the correct tribe,

you're going to walk away with £1,000.

Any of those working obvious to you, Steve?

None of them are looking obvious.

I've heard of all of the songs, they're all really good songs.

I wish I had my dad here cos he would know.

He's probably shouting at the TV at the moment.

If you did have your dad here, just so you know, just in the rules,

-you wouldn't be allowed to have him help.

-Be disqualified, wouldn't I?

-That's it. It would be illegal.

-But he will rub this in if I don't do it.

I think, I haven't got a clue why, I have a feeling that

Love Me Do might have been their first number one.

-OK, shall we put Love Me Do on the Yes?

-I'm going to go that as a Yes.

-OK. Don't forget, you can swap these about if you need to.

-OK.

I think Help! was in a film

so that would have maybe given it more publicity

and people might have gone out and bought it so I'll put Help! in the Yes as well.

So, Help! in the Yes Tribe.

-I'm going to go Hey Jude, Yes...

-Hey Jude, Yes,

-let's put Hey Jude there.

-..and I'm going to put Yesterday in No.

-Yesterday in No.

-Mm-hm.

OK, take a final look at that. Are you happy to lock them in?

HE SIGHS

Go on, then. Lock them in.

-Lock them in.

-It's as good as any, yeah, I...

Lock them in.

OK, Steve, you need all four of these to be correct for £1,000...

-Yeah.

-I wish you the very best of luck. How have you done at home?

Do you agree with Steve? Have you got them in different tribes?

-The first answer you gave us was Love Me Do which you put in the Yes Tribe.

-Yeah.

Let's see if you were correct to do that.

So, I'm A Beatles number one single,

Love Me Do, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Oh! That was...yeah.

It wasn't their first number one, it was their first single. I think that's where you were confused.

-Oh, OK.

-It only got to Number 17 when it was released, Love Me Do.

-OK.

-Shall we take a look

-at what the correct two tribes were to see if anyone at home got them?

-Yes, go for it.

-See how you've done here.

-Oh!

-You were right with all of the others.

-The other three.

You'd got the other three right - Help! and Hey Jude both

number one singles, Yesterday, you were right about,

it was that first one that did you.

Yeah, the one I thought I had a slight idea about.

Because you thought it was their first number one, it was actually their first single.

It's an easy mistake to make. Do you think your dad will forgive you?

Do you know, no, he won't.

He'll say, "Of course it's their first single, son."

-Steve, you've been fantastic throughout the show today.

-Thanks very much.

-Lovely to meet you.

-And you.

-Thank you for playing.

I hope you'll join us next time

when seven brand-new contestants will be playing for £2,000.

We'll see you then, on Two Tribes.

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