Episode 29 Two Tribes

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

the quiz show that puts your knowledge and your personality

to the test. We've got seven brand-new contestants

all ready to play. Let's meet them.

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Hi there, I'm Rosie.

I'm a stay-at-home mum from Newbury in Berkshire.

Hi, I'm Chris, and I'm a fraud investigator from Nottingham.

Hello, I'm Alex. I'm a sales engineer and I'm from Leicester.

Hi, I'm Beverley,

a self-employed accountant from Bromley in Kent.

Hi, I'm Kathy.

I'm a retired medical secretary and I'm from Plaistow, East London.

Hello, I'm Denver. I'm a supply teacher from Enfield, north London.

Hello, I'm Rob. I am a museum studies graduate

and I'm originally from Cork, Ireland.

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Lovely to meet you all. Now, before the show, you all completed

our in-depth survey. You've answered hundreds of questions about yourselves.

There's a few of them going through on the screen now.

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 £1,000 jackpot.

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

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

Let's find out who said yes and who said no to that. The Yes Tribe is...

Rosie, Chris, Alex and Denver.

Our No Tribe is...

Beverley, Kathy and Rob.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, "I'm a Harry Potter fan". What tribe are you on at home?

Rosie, fan of the books, the films or the whole thing?

Pretty much all of it.

I've been to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter,

-which was pretty cool.

-Really?

-So you're a proper Harry Potter fan.

-Yeah.

-Wow.

-Is it good, the Harry Potter world?

-Yeah, it's fantastic.

-Is it?

Wow, I'd quite fancy it. Alex, have you read all the books?

I haven't, no. I haven't actually read any of the books.

Erm, I'm a bit more of a film person, myself,

so I've been known to sit down

and go through a whole Harry Potter marathon in the past.

Wow, that is some going.

You can just watch Daniel Radcliffe grow older, like Boyhood.

Yeah, absolutely, yeah.

Denver, are you a fan of the film or the book, or both?

I always prefer to actually see the film,

because if I read a book, the film never explains

the characters like I've imagined them, and it sometimes spoils it.

But really, the reason I like them is because everyone needs

a bit of magic in their life, and I just enjoy magical programmes.

Aw, that's nice. Everybody needs a bit of magic in their lives.

No Tribe... The No Tribe have got no magic in their lives.

Look, look at them.

Kathy, have you managed to read them or see any of the films?

No, no interest at all. I watched a bit of a film once

and turned it over after about half an hour. Got on my nerves.

Do you not think you need a bit of magic in your life, Kathy?

I get enough magic without watching that, thank you. Cheers.

Yeah, we'll draw a veil over that, Kathy.

-Rob...

-Yeah.

-..of anybody on the show, it's you and me

who look the most like Harry Potter, let's be honest.

-Yeah, that's true.

-But not a fan?

No, I mean, I just... I never saw the appeal to it.

I originally thought they were kids' books.

Now I understand that they're more young adults',

but I'd rather read something else...

but I do like magic.

So there you go. We're all pretty much agreed we like magic.

-Yeah.

-Accept it as good in all its different forms.

Yes Tribe, we start with you. I'll give you 60 seconds' worth of questions.

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

If you all get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe will be through to the next round,

so very best of luck to you all.

Start the clock. Rosie, in which classic 1939 film are Dorothy

and her dog Toto swept away to a magical land by a tornado?

-The Wizard Of Oz.

-Correct.

Chris, on which part of the body

would veneers, bridges and crowns be fitted?

-Teeth.

-They would.

Alex, what is the name of the highest mountain in Africa?

-Kilimanjaro.

-Correct.

Denver, in 2005, Tom Cruise famously jumped up and down

on which talk-show host's sofa?

-Pass.

-Rosie?

-Pass.

-Chris.

-Pass.

-Alex, to save your tribe.

Tom Cruise?

-The question was ABOUT Tom Cruise.

-Oh, sorry.

That's perfectly all right. The answer was Oprah Winfrey.

Oprah Winfrey.

He jumped up and down saying how much he loved Katie Holmes.

-That ended well...

-LAUGHTER

..as did your round.

At the end of that one, Yes Tribe...

three points.

-Three points.

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So, four points, No Tribe, will see you safely into the next round.

I wish you the very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Beverley, the 1980 UK number-one single Super Trouper was

-a hit for which Swedish pop group?

-ABBA.

Correct. Kathy, which one-word term can be defined as "a photograph that

"one has taken of oneself, typically using a smartphone"?

Erm, a selfie.

Correct. Rob, from 1990 to 2003,

actor Todd Carty played Mark Fowler in which British soap?

The Bill?

-Incorrect. Beverley?

-EastEnders.

Correct. Kathy, to win, in cookery,

which ingredient has varieties called habanero and jalapeno?

-Pass.

-Rob.

Chillies.

Correct answer, and with four points, No Tribe,

you're through to the next round. Take your place in the centre.

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Yes Tribe, Yes Tribe, you need to conjure up some magic here,

I'm afraid. Three of you will be going through to the next round

but you are the losing tribe,

and that means one of you will be leaving us.

What was the surname of Oliver,

the man who co-created Ivor the Engine, the Clangers and Bagpuss?

-BUZZER

-Denver?

-Postgate.

That's the correct answer, Denver. You're through to the next round.

Fingers on buzzers.

In ballet, what name is given to the movement in which a dancer,

with feet pointing out, bends their legs and straightens them again?

-BUZZER

-Alex.

-Plie?

It is plie, Alex. Very well played,

-you're through to the next round.

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Rosie and Chris, one of you will be going through to the next round,

one of you will be leaving us immediately, I'm afraid,

and it all comes down to this question.

Very best of luck to you both.

In golf, which word is traditionally shouted as a warning to...?

-BUZZER

-Chris.

-Fore.

..shouted as a warning to people in danger of

being hit by an approaching golf ball?

Fore is the correct answer.

-Chris, you're into our next round.

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Oh, Rosie.

-Oh, well.

-All the British public know about you

-is you're a Harry Potter fan.

-Yes.

Sorry we don't get to know anything more about you.

Rosie, thank you for coming and playing.

For our remaining six contestants, however,

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

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Three points, Yes Tribe. Goodness me. Three points.

Must do better in this next one - I'm sure you will.

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

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

Let's see who said yes and who said no to that. Our Yes Tribe is...

Kathy, Denver and Rob.

Which means our No Tribe is...

Chris, Alex and Beverley.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, "I'm impulsive". "I'm impulsive".

Kathy, I knew you'd be on the Yes Tribe.

You've got that look about you.

How does your impulsiveness show itself?

Erm, if I want to do something, I just get up and go.

Doesn't matter where it is, I'm gone, you know.

Do you? Does that cause trouble for anybody else?

Well, no, I don't really bother.

-Say to my family, like, "I'm off."

-All right.

I live on my own, anyway, so it doesn't matter.

-So you can be as impulsive as you like, at any time?

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Denver, you're an impulsive man.

Denver, can I ask, where does your name come from?

Right, well, my grandmother was in love with

an old American Hollywood star called Denver Pyle.

Now, I'd never really heard of him,

but he appeared in the Dukes Of Hazzard, the TV show.

Now you're talking.

But he wasn't one of the two hunky guys -

he was the old grandad, with a big white beard like Father Christmas.

-Was that Denver Pyle, was it?

-Yes.

Goodness, and you're named after him.

Rob, a very impulsive gentlemen.

I am, indeed. Erm...

-Does it get you in trouble?

-It does.

-I tend to not think things through before I go ahead and do them.

-Great.

Tell you what, if you don't think things through before

you do them, a quiz show is the perfect place for you, Rob.

I might buzz in too early on a question,

like the first word, like, "What is...?" And I'll buzz.

I shall look forward to that later.

And No Tribe, No Tribe, no such trouble from you.

-Chris...

-No.

Chris, calm and steady wins the race.

All predetermined, thought through.

Of course, cos you're our fraud investigator.

That's right, I need to think things through,

make sure everything's been done right.

What sort of fraud do you investigate, Chris?

Identity fraud.

Impersonation - people stealing other people's identity

-to try and gain free money.

-Really?

Do you buy this whole "Denver" thing? Cos I'm not buying it at all.

-Yeah, no.

-I think maybe he's like a Dave or something.

Yeah, yeah, there's definitely something shady going on.

It's the sort of name where you panic when asked, "What's my name?"

"Denver, Denver is my name."

Oh, Chris is on to you, Denver.

Beverley, Beverley, an accountant, of course.

-Yes, everything has to be organised.

-Very...

That's the one thing, that's the one thing -

I don't want an impulsive accountant.

But do you...? Have you got a methodical way of thinking?

Oh, yes, everything has to be laid out in front of me,

just so that I know exactly what's going on at any given time.

Oh, how about that, Yes Tribe?

Look at the terror in their eyes.

What a tribe this No Tribe is.

I would go so far as to say almost unbeatable.

OK, we will start with our No Tribe. We're going to give you

60 seconds' worth of questions.

Get one wrong, I pass it down the line.

All three of you get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe will be through to the next round.

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

Chris, first held in its present form in 2000,

-the annual Six Nations Championship is contested in which sport?

-Rugby.

Correct. Alex, Luxembourg shares land borders with Germany, Belgium

-and which other country?

-France?

Correct. Beverley, "inspiring women"

is the motto of which women's organisation founded in 1915?

-Pass.

-Chris?

-Pass.

-Alex, to save your tribe.

-The wom...

-"Inspiring women."

The w... The, erm...

The Women's Institute?

Correct answer. Beverley, which actress played

Elliott's little sister Gertie in the 1982 film ET?

Drew Barrymore.

Correct. Chris, in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice,

Mr and Mrs Bennett have how many daughters?

Four.

-Incorrect. Alex?

-Three.

-Incorrect. Beverley?

-Two.

It's not. You needed to go the other way.

-The answer was five.

-Damn it.

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

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Yes Tribe, five points will see you through to the next round.

Very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Kathy, a period of unusually dry, warm weather that

occurs in late autumn is often described as an Indian what?

-Summer.

-Correct. Denver, which English word, derived from German,

means a ghost or spirit, supposedly responsible

for loud noises and moving objects?

-Poltergeist.

-Correct. Rob, a modern symphony orchestra typically

consists of strings, brass, percussion and which other section?

-Pass.

-Kathy?

Can you repeat the question?

A modern symphony orchestra typically consists of strings,

brass, percussion and which other section?

-Woodwind.

-Correct. Denver, in 1893, Mary of Teck

married which future British monarch?

George V.

Correct answer. Rob, to win, which band released

a 2002 greatest hits album called Forty Licks?

-The Rolling Stones.

-Is the correct answer.

With five points, Yes Tribe, you are through to the next round.

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No Tribe, how much did you not want to hear the word woodwind, there?

No Tribe, you are the losing tribe - it means we have to lose one of you.

You're playing for survival, so fingers on buzzers.

Which type of fruit preserve is also the name of

a group who had a 1969...?

-BUZZER

-Alex.

-Jam?

Which type of fruit preserve is also the name of a group who

had a 1969 number-one hit with Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da?

The answer was Marmalade, Alex.

I'm so sorry, you chose the wrong one,

which means, Chris and Beverley, you're through to the next round.

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Alex, you know that, ironically, what happened there, don't you?

-Too impulsive.

-Too impulsive.

-Yeah.

-That's exactly what happened.

-LAUGHTER

-Alex, thank you so much for playing.

-Thanks for having me, yeah.

-I've enjoyed it.

-Pleasure getting to know you.

For our remaining five contestants,

however, it's time to find our next two tribes.

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Congratulations to the five of you.

Kathy and Rob, you've been on both winning tribes so far.

Kathy saved your tribe rather spectacularly

in that last round, as well. Very well played.

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

Let's see how we're going to do it.

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

"I'm a nosey neighbour."

Let's find out what the Yes Tribe is. The Yes Tribe is...

Rob and Chris.

Which means our No Tribe is...

Beverley, Kathy and Denver.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, "I'm a nosey neighbour". What tribe are you on at home?

More importantly, what tribe are your neighbours on?

That's the question you want to ask.

Yes Tribe, Chris, this is a nightmare.

Not only are you a nosey neighbour, you're a fraud investigator,

-so you can do it professionally.

-That's right, I know.

But do you like to know what's going on?

Well, I mean, I live in a semidetached bungalow,

so it's quite low, so every time someone goes past the window,

you're, like, constantly looking out and...

That was a pretty good meerkat impression.

They love doing that.

And Rob, what sort of a place do you live in?

You got neighbours on each side?

Erm, I live in a semi-D, at the moment, erm, but...

-A semi-D?

-Semidetached.

I thought you'd... Maybe you're a rap star or something. Yeah, me?

What, me? Yeah, I just live in a semi-D.

-Not... Not a big deal.

-Just, it's a bit of street lingo.

I know that Chris lives in a semi-DB, don't you?

-Semi-DB.

-Yeah, SDB.

Yeah, he's rocking an SDB, Rob.

I suppose I'm a fairly sociable person,

so I'm interested to know what's going on, if I can get involved.

Is there any barbecues next door?

-That is a very nice spin to put on being a nosey neighbour.

-Yeah.

Just want to see if I can get involved in anything.

-A very sociable man.

-Yeah, yeah, even if they don't want me.

Now, No Tribe, Beverley, you like to keep yourself to yourself,

and so you don't spy on neighbours.

I don't spy on my neighbours, no.

I get on quite well with them,

but I don't really care what they get up to.

-Oh, yes, you do - a little bit.

-Oh, no, I don't.

A little bit, you do.

They're very nice, my neighbours. I don't care, cos what...

I'm more concerned with what goes on in my house.

-Oh, my God, what's going on in your house?

-Oh, far too much.

Well... Oh, Chris, I wish you lived next door to Beverley,

-you could tell us everything.

-Yeah, a minefield.

Kathy...

Kathy, you are so a nosey neighbour.

I'm not having this at all. No?

No, no, I've got really good neighbours.

If they needed help, I'd help them, and if they were going to gossip,

-it'd probably be about me, so...

-Oh, that's good, yeah.

-So you're the person people are nosey neighbours about.

-Yeah, yeah.

That's who you need to be. We will start with our No Tribe. 60 seconds'

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

If you all get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe the end of this round will be through

to our final four. Very best of luck to you all.

Start the clock. Beverley, although it premiered in the 1970s,

the stage musical Grease was set in which decade? '50s.

Correct. Kathy, Madeleine Albright took office as US Secretary of State

in 1997, during the administration of which President?

-Pass.

-Denver.

-George Ford.

-Incorrect.

-Beverley?

-Ronald Reagan.

Incorrect.

1997...the answer was Bill Clinton.

-Oh, of course, of course.

-Oh...

-Bill Clinton, of course it was.

I'm just going to have to tot up your scores for a minute,

if you'd bear with me.

One point, No Tribe.

One point.

-There we go.

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-Yes Tribe, this is nice, isn't it?

-LAUGHTER

-Hopefully.

-Two points will see you into our final four.

Two points.

Start the clock. Chris, in the name of the Melbourne sporting arena

the MCG, the C stands for which sport?

Cycling.

-Incorrect. Rob?

-Cricket.

Correct. Chris, to win, in New York City's Central Park,

the area known as Strawberry Fields is a memorial to which musician?

Frank Sinatra?

-Incorrect. Rob?

-John Lennon.

Is the right answer,

and with two points, Yes Tribe - Rob, essentially -

-you're through to the next round.

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I tell you what, they lulled you a couple of times

there into thinking they might fail. Oh, Kathy.

-Why couldn't we have their questions?

-Mmm, we knew those.

Well, that's the luck of the draw, isn't it?

I'm sure they knew Bill Clinton -

Bill C, as Rob calls him.

So, No Tribe, two of you will be going through to our final four.

One of you will be leaving now. You're playing for survival.

Very best of luck. Fingers on buzzers.

In January 2015, Reverend Libby Lane was consecrated as Bishop of Sto...

-BUZZER

-Denver?

First woman Archbishop.

I was going to say, was consecrated as Bishop of Stockport

at which cathedral?

And the answer was York Minster,

and that means, Beverley and Kathy, you're through to our final four.

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-Denver, that was a brave buzz.

-I knew it.

Yeah, you knew the story, and yeah, you knew the whole thing,

it's just, "What was the question?" was the only thing that was missing.

-I'm impulsive, that's why.

-You are impulsive.

-And I'm Denver.

You're quite right. Denver, been a pleasure getting to know you.

You've been great fun. Thank you for playing.

-Thank you very much, Richard.

-For our final four, though,

it's time to find our next two tribes...

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So, our final four.

This has not been the highest-scoring game we have

ever had in the history of Two Tribes, I'll be honest with you.

Rob, you've been on all three winning tribes,

and, in that last round, saved Chris a couple of times,

and also broke the hearts of the No Tribe as well, in doing so.

Now, as you know, the final four is where things change.

It's always two against two and it's always on the buzzer.

At the end of this round, two of you will be through to

today's final - the other two will be leaving immediately.

No more second chances, so let's see how we're going to split you up.

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

-Now, you're talking. "I love darts".

-LAUGHTER

Kathy, I think you're going to be on the Yes Tribe, here. You are?

Excellent. Well, let's find who your team-mate is. The Yes Tribe is...

Kathy and Rob.

Which means our No Tribe is Chris and Beverley.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, "I love darts". "I love darts".

-Chris, not a darts fan?

-Not really. I mean, I'll have a game

if I'm in the pub or something, but it's not something that

I will sit down and watch or really get into.

Oh, you're missing so much.

Beverley, Beverley, doesn't appeal?

Well, I don't watch darts, but I've always played darts.

I used to be in a darts team,

but I can't see the amusement of watching other people doing it.

Let's talk to two people who can see that amusement,

or three people, cos I'm going to include myself.

Kathy, are you a fan of the arras?

Yeah, yeah, indeed, and I've got a dartboard in my kitchen.

Oh, excellent. Do you play a lot?

Yeah, when I can - when I've got someone there with me.

-Have you got the oche properly measured out?

-Yes, yes.

Are your neighbours always looking over the fence,

going, "What's that thudding noise?"

-Probably.

-Yeah, I'm sure they are.

And you like watching it on TV, as well?

I do. I don't watch it all the time, but I do, yeah.

-I do watch it.

-It's a good sport on TV, darts.

It's a very good sport. Rob. Rob, do you like playing or watching

-or both?

-Both. I like playing,

I like watching, and I think it's great.

There's always a great atmosphere when there's darts on in the pub.

I know, it's great fun and a brilliant sport on TV.

In the last five years or so,

-it's got so much more popular.

-Yeah.

-It's extraordinary.

-It is.

As you know, the final four is on the buzzer.

The first tribe to give me five correct answers

will be playing in today's final.

For the losing tribe, it will be game over.

Darts lovers v darts indifferenters, I'd call you.

Fingers on buzzers.

Which condition in which the person affected has a sensation

of whirling, and loss of balance, is the title of a 1958...?

-BUZZER

-Rob.

-Vertigo.

Is the title of a 1958 Hitchcock film?

Vertigo is the correct answer. Well played, Rob.

1-0 to our Yes Tribe.

What first name is shared by

a model with the surname Kerr and a comedian...?

-BUZZER

-Rob.

-Miranda.

And a comedian with the surname Hart?

Miranda is the correct answer, Rob. Well played.

2-0 to the Yes Tribe.

Plenty of time to catch up, No Tribe.

Which of the eight reindeer mentioned in

the poem The Night Before Christmas comes first alpha...?

-BUZZER

-Chris.

-Basher?

It's not, I'm afraid. I'm going to hand it over to the Yes Tribe.

Which of the eight reindeer mentioned in the poem

The Night Before Christmas comes first alphabetically?

Is it Blitzen?

Blitzen is the correct answer, Kathy, very well done.

3-0 to our Yes Tribe.

First to five goes through to play in today's final.

Which Channel 4 observational documentary focuses on families

and friends sitting and watching TV from the...?

-BUZZER

-Rob.

-Gogglebox.

Sitting and watching TV from the past week?

Gogglebox is the correct answer. Well played, Rob.

No Tribe, still on zero. Yes Tribe on four.

You are one correct answer away from today's final.

No Tribe - comeback needed. Very best of luck to you all.

It could all come down to this.

What word is both the name of a creamy,

buttermilk-based salad dressing and the American term for a large farm?

-BUZZER

-Beverley?

-Ranch.

Is the correct answer, Beverley, well played. Four points to one.

Yes Tribe is still one question away from today's final.

The 2014 film that features Harry and Lloyd going on a road trip...?

-BUZZER

-Chris.

-Dumb and Dumber.

Is a sequel to which Farrelly brothers movie?

Dumb and Dumber is the correct answer, Chris. Well played.

4-2, all of a sudden.

If an antonym is a word that means

the opposite of another word, what is the term for...?

-BUZZER

-Rob.

-Synonym.

What is the term for a word that means the same,

or nearly the same as another word? Synonym is the correct answer.

-Yes Tribe, you're in today's final.

-SHE MOUTHS

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Well played, Kathy and Rob.

No Tribe, Beverley, he was pretty fast.

He was, I was buzzing in, he just...

I know, just a split second before, each time.

For someone who's not impulsive, he's very quick on a buzzer,

-isn't he?

-He is.

-And Chris, have you enjoyed yourself with us, today?

It's been absolutely brilliant. Thanks for having me.

Been a pleasure getting to know both of you - thank you for playing -

but for Kathy and Rob, it's time to play today's Two Tribes final.

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So, Kathy and Rob, congratulations, in today's final.

Very impressive performance in the final four.

You've been on the same tribe a few times, actually.

We know you're both impulsive and you both love darts -

both fine characteristics in people.

We've now split you into your very own tribes. It's Kathy versus Rob.

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

You need 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 tick down until they get a question right,

then your clock will start ticking down,

and your challenge is to force their clock all the way down to zero.

If you do that, you'll be playing for today's jackpot.

Very best of luck to you both.

Kathy, Rob, let's play today's Two Tribes final.

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So, just this first question on the buzzers.

In which sport did Jade Jones win a gold medal for Team GB

at the 2012 Olympics?

-BUZZER

-Rob.

-Snowboarding.

-It was taekwondo, Rob.

-Oh...

That means the next question will go to you,

-and as soon as I start it, your clock will start ticking down.

-OK.

Rob, from AD 37, Caligula was the ruler of which empire?

Erm, Persian?

Roman. Rob, since 2007,

the Bafta Film Awards have been held at which cultural venue in London?

-The Royal Albert Hall?

-The Royal Opera House. Rob,

the German cake stollen is usually filled with fruit,

-nuts and which ground almond paste?

-Erm, marzipan.

Correct. Kathy, the ridge-nosed, sidewinder and western diamondback

are all species of which type of snake, noted for its unusual tail?

-Pass.

-Rattlesnake.

Kathy, except for hydrogen, the nucleus of every atom

contains which type of subatomic particle as well as protons?

-Pass.

-Neutrons.

Kathy, in US currency, there are how many nickels in one dollar? 10.

20. Kathy, Kemal Ataturk was the first president

-of which country?

-India?

It's Turkey. Kathy, which member of Destiny's Child

-starred in the 2006 film Dreamgirls?

-Pass.

Beyonce. Kathy, which aviation company has built fighter planes

called the Cuckoo, Bulldog and Camel?

Vickers-Armstrongs.

It's Sopwith. Kathy, who scored a hat-trick

in England's 5-1 victory away to Germany,

-in a World Cup qualifier in 2001?

-Bobby Moore?

It's Michael Owen. Kathy, the West End musical Sunny Afternoon...

Well, with 28 seconds left on the clock,

today's winner is Rob.

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Rob, a shaky start.

A shaky start, but as soon as it went over to Kathy - trouble, Kathy.

-Not my questions at all.

-They were not your questions.

-No.

And as soon as you get one wrong, you know, sometimes it just goes...

-Yeah, never mind.

-Kathy, it's been a pleasure getting to know you.

-And you.

-You've been great fun. Thank you for playing.

-Thank you.

But for Rob, it's time to play for today's jackpot.

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-Rob, congratulations.

-Thank you very much.

It was quite a low-scoring show for quite a while,

but you didn't put a foot wrong at any point. Very, very impressive.

-Now, you have an opportunity to win some money.

-Great.

£1,000 for one question.

Would you like your final question to be about...?

I know you live in a semi-D, I know that, so...

-I'll have to go for architecture.

-"Architecture," says Rob.

-Please.

Architecture. OK, here's what it is.

"I'm taller than The Shard".

Oh, someone's going to cut that out, of me saying that,

and put it on the internet.

Just me saying, "I am taller than The Shard."

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And you know what, if they weren't going to, they are now.

I am taller than the shard, yes or no?

-Those are your Two Tribes. That's The Shard in London, of course.

-Yup.

Here are your four answers...

-There are your for answers.

-OK.

You need to put all four of those into their correct tribe to

win that £1,000. There could be four in one, none in the other,

-three and one, or two and two...

-Yeah.

-Split it however you want.

-Any of those you know for a fact, Rob?

-Well, I'm just trying to...

as they say, make an educated guess.

Erm, The Shard was finished recently enough,

so I know, when architects are designing buildings,

they always want to make theirs the latest and the tallest,

so I'm going to put the Empire State Building in the no side, think,

because that has been the biggest... but I don't know if it still is.

OK, that's the Empire State Building in the No Tribe.

-Erm, the one in Kuala Lumpur, what's that? The Petronas?

-Petronas Towers.

I'm going to take a guess and put that on the yes side.

OK, we'll put Petronas Towers on the Yes Tribe.

-So you've got the Burj Khalifa and the CN Tower.

-Yeah, yeah.

And I am just going to go... a three-one split,

and put those remaining two answers with no

and just cross my fingers.

OK, Burj Khalifa goes on the No Tribe

and CN Tower goes on the No Tribe.

-Rob, take a final look. Are you happy for me to lock them in?

-Yeah.

-That's as good a guess as I can make, so...

-Let's lock them in.

OK, do you agree at home? Have you got them on the same tribes as Rob?

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

-I wish you the very, very best of luck.

-Thank you.

The first answer you gave us was the Empire State Building,

-which you put in the No Tribe.

-No, yeah.

Let's find out if you were right to do that.

"I am taller than The Shard".

Empire State Building, are you on the No Tribe?

-It's taller.

-What?!

-It is taller.

-It is 70 metres taller than the...

-My logic was way off.

-Wasn't it just?

-Yeah.

-Shall we take a look at all of the answers, Rob?

-Yeah.

Oh, they are all taller than The Shard.

The only when you got right there

was the Petronas Towers,

at 150 metres taller than The Shard.

You put that in the right category.

Burj Khalifa, it's 2½ times

taller than The Shard -

the Burj Khalifa, an enormous building.

And the CN Tower,

that's 250 metres taller

than The Shard. All four of them, taller than The Shard.

Well, maybe they should have built The Shard a bit taller.

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-Do you know what?

-I'm with you, Rob.

-Yeah.

-What were they thinking?

-Yeah.

Rob, you've been a terrific player all throughout the show today.

-Mm-hmm.

-Thank you for playing. But we hope you'll join us next time

with seven brand-new players. We'll be playing for a jackpot of £2,000.

We'll see you then on Two Tribes.

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