Episode 3 Two Tribes

Good evening, everyone, and 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 ready to play,

so let's meet them.

I'm Edward. I'm a cafe owner from Preston.

I'm Azzy. I'm a market stall holder from Anglesey, North Wales.

Hi, my name is Michelle. I'm from Sunningdale in Berkshire

and I'm a TV extra.

My name is Cheryl. I'm a civil servant from Liverpool.

I'm Bob. I'm a retired engineer from St Albans.

I'm Penny. I'm a speech and drama adjudicator

from Southwick in West Sussex.

I'm James. I'm a business consultant from Bradford.

APPLAUSE

Welcome to all seven of you. Lovely to have you all here.

Penny, you speak very well. You are a speech and drama adjudicator.

I'm going to be enormously careful for the whole show

just to try and impress you.

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

answered all sorts of questions about yourselves.

There's some of them up there on the screen.

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

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

Then both tribes will face a series of general knowledge questions.

To stay safe, all you need to do is be on the winning tribe.

At the end of the show, one of you

could walk away with today's jackpot,

which currently stands at £3,000.

So, good luck to you all.

Let's find our first two tribes.

Before the show, we asked you all the following.

Ooh!

LAUGHTER

"I'm good looking."

Which of you looked at our form and ticked the yes box here?

This will be revealing.

OK, our Yes Tribe is Azzy, Michelle and James.

Our No Tribe is Edward...

Yeah, I think I got it wrong. I think I ticked the wrong box.

LAUGHTER

I'll let the viewers at home be the judge of that, Edward.

..Cheryl, Bob and Penny.

Everybody, join your tribes.

No Tribe, everyone is going to be cheering you on this round.

Edward, you wouldn't consider yourself good looking?

Well, the wife did fill in the survey for me.

I think normally I would have ticked that box, Richard.

-THE wife?

-The wife, yes.

-You mean YOUR wife?

-MY wife.

I've only got one, let's be clear about this. One.

LAUGHTER

Cheryl, you're just being modest, I'm presuming.

Well, I myself don't think I'm good looking.

If my partner had filled the form in and put no, I'd have killed him.

Absolutely right. And Penny.

I have a very flexible face, but I don't think it's good looking.

-You have a very flexible face?

-Yes.

-That's a good thing.

That is a good thing. Can I just say, who says yes to this question?

In the whole world?

I'll tell you who says yes to it - Azzy, Michelle and James. James?

It's a comparative thing, Richard.

If you hang around with the people I hang around with,

I am good looking. LAUGHTER

-One of the secrets of success is to hang out with ugly people.

-Exactly.

You are absolutely right.

We'll start with our No Tribe cos everyone at home wants you to win.

Here's how it's going to work.

I'm going to give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

Get one wrong, I'll pass it down the line.

If all of you get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately, OK?

If you're on the winning tribe,

you will be safely through to the next round.

So, good luck. Start the clock.

Edward, Sir Christopher Wren is buried in the crypt

of which English cathedral?

-Oh, I don't know.

-Cheryl?

-Westminster Abbey.

-Incorrect. Bob?

-St Paul's Cathedral.

-Correct.

Penny, which actress played matriarch Peggy Mitchell

in EastEnders for over 15 years?

-Barbara Windsor.

-She did.

Edward, Tennessee and bourbon are American varieties

of which distilled spirit?

-Whiskey.

-Correct.

Cheryl, the city of Chester is in which English county?

-Pass.

-Bob?

-Lancashire.

-Incorrect. Penny?

-Cheshire.

-Correct.

Edward, in medicine, the central nervous system

consists of the spinal-cord and which other major organ?

-The brain.

-Correct.

Cheryl, someone born on April Fools' Day would have which star sign?

-Aries.

-Correct.

Bob, what is the name of the English electro-pop duo

that consists of Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe?

-Pet Shop Boys.

-Correct.

Penny, in George Orwell's 1984,

what is the number of the room where people face their greatest fears?

-101.

-Correct.

Edward, in 2014, who defeated Roger Federer

to win his second singles title at Wimbledon?

Oh...Nadal.

Incorrect. Cheryl?

-Novak Djokovic.

-Correct. Bob...

And at the end of that round, No Tribe, you've scored nine points.

Yay!

APPLAUSE

That is an ironically handsome score, I have to say.

LAUGHTER

So, ten points for our good lookers

will see you safely through to the next round.

Start the clock.

Azzy, how many days are there in four weeks?

-28.

-Correct.

Michelle, the 19th-century novel Nicholas Nickleby

is by which English author?

-William Shakespeare.

-Incorrect. James?

-Charles Dickens.

-Correct.

Azzy, someone obsessed with an idea might be said to have

a bee in their WHAT?

-Bonnet.

-Correct.

Michelle, which English Premier League football club

is nicknamed the Red Devils?

-Aston Villa.

-Incorrect. James?

-Manchester United.

-Correct.

Azzy, a classic type of cheese and bacon quiche

is named after which region of northeast France?

-Pass.

-Michelle?

-Lorraine.

-Correct.

James, in the US cartoon series, Nancy Cartwright provides the voice

for which male member of the Simpson family?

-Bart Simpson.

-She does.

Azzy, which is the only state of the USA to begin with the letter U?

-Utah.

-Correct.

Michelle, before 2010,

who was the last Conservative Chancellor of the Exchequer?

Oh.

I can't remember his name.

-Pass.

-James?

The answer to that was Kenneth Clarke.

A good score but, Yes Tribe, just seven.

That means our winners, the No Tribe,

please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

So, seven points, not a bad score but not quite enough, Yes Tribe,

which means we have to lose one of you.

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

Get one right, you're safely through.

Get one wrong, however, you'll be leaving us immediately,

so do take care.

Fingers on buzzers.

In a 2002 film, Salma Hayek received an Oscar nomination

for her portrayal of which Mexican artist?

-BUZZ

-James?

Kahlo Frida.

Is the incorrect answer, I'm afraid. It is Frida Kahlo.

You're not a million miles away.

But it means, James, we lose you. That means, Azzy and Michelle,

you're safely through to the next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

James, I'm so sorry. The temptation to buzz in was too much.

-You knew the answer.

-I did.

-You did know the answer.

-My good looks just drowned it out.

Well, you know what, at least you have that as a consolation.

It has been lovely having you here.

But for our remaining six, it is time to find our next two tribes.

Congratulations to the six of you.

Especially Penny, I would say.

Not only beautifully spoken,

but you got every single one of your questions right.

Oh, goodness!

We're going to split you into different tribes now.

Let's see how we'll do that.

Before the show, we asked you the following.

-Penny, do you always get what you want?

-No way.

RICHARD LAUGHS

Well, Penny, you are on the No Tribe and you're joined on the No Tribe

by Edward

and Cheryl.

That means our Yes Tribe is Azzy, Michelle and Bob.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

-Azzy, you're not making yourself popular at home...

-No, I'm not.

..by saying you're good looking and you always get what you want.

What tactics do you employ to get what you want?

-I don't know. Beg.

-You're just persuasive?

-Yeah.

-Yeah, say that.

-And, Michelle, you're the same?

-Yes, absolutely.

-Bob.

Bob, a tall man always gets what he wants, right?

-It's all about presence, isn't it?

-It's all about presence, exactly.

And if you've got a lot of time.

-To wait.

-LAUGHTER

Absolutely right. What you mean is stubbornness.

-Well...

-If you're stubborn, you always get what you want.

Maybe, maybe.

No Tribe, Edward.

You don't get what you want all the time?

Well, it all went wrong when I got married. And basically,

all I want out of life is the remote control. And after getting married,

that went missing after seven o'clock when the soaps came on every night.

So, that's me resigned to the kitchen doing the cleaning and the cooking.

LAUGHTER

And of course we remember, Edward, you got married to The Wife,

-didn't you?

-The Wife! LAUGHTER

She's there watching at home. Hello, Wife!

Who could forget that?

If you're still there when I get back.

-What are your children's names? The Kids?

-Yeah.

Jack and Charles.

-Aww, Jack and Charles.

-Aww.

Let's start with our Yes Tribe.

I'll give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

Get one wrong, I'll pass it down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

All you've got to do is make sure you are on the winning tribe

and you'll be safely through to the next round.

Start the clock.

Azzy, which fruit is dried to produce raisins?

-Pass.

-Michelle?

-Grapes.

-Correct.

Bob, which American actor plays Han Solo in the Star Wars films?

-Harrison Ford.

-He does.

Azzy, a mountain peak called Arthur's Seat

overlooks which Scottish city?

-Pass.

-Michelle?

-Scottish... Edinburgh?

-Correct.

Bob, the bingo call two fat ladies

traditionally refers to which number?

-88.

-It does.

Azzy, which object featured in the title

of Rihanna's first UK number one single?

-Umbrella.

-Correct.

Michelle, the 1978 TV series Going Straight

was a spin-off from which comedy series?

-Porridge.

-Correct.

Bob, the Richter scale is most commonly used to measure

the magnitude of what type of natural disaster?

Um...

-Avalanches.

-Incorrect. Azzy?

-Earthquakes.

-Correct.

Michelle, in the New Testament,

who betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces of silver?

-Judas.

-Correct.

Bob, the name of which sea

translates from the Latin for Middle Land?

The answer was Mediterranean.

Yes Tribe, very impressive - eight points.

-APPLAUSE

-Eight points.

So, No Tribe, nine points

would see the three of you safely through to the next round.

Best of luck. Start the clock.

Edward, in medicine, ENT stands for ear, nose and WHAT?

-Throat.

-Correct.

Cheryl, what is the first name of Prince Harry's older brother?

-William.

-Correct.

Penny, the BBC sitcom Dad's Army is set during which conflict?

-Second World War.

-Correct.

Edward, Is There Something I Should Know? and The Reflex

were 1980s UK number one singles for which group?

Uh...eh...

-It's...Duran Duran.

-Correct.

Cheryl, the British Board of Film Classification uses which letter

to recommend a film as suitable for all?

-U.

-Correct.

Penny, who was the longest serving UK prime minister

of the 20th century?

-Pass.

-Edward?

-Thatcher.

-Correct.

Cheryl, which activity, popular in bars and clubs,

takes its name from a Japanese word meaning empty orchestra?

-Karaoke.

-Correct.

Penny, which insect has a name derived from the Spanish

for little fly?

-Mosquito.

-Correct.

Edward - to win - the comedian born John Edward Bartholomew

took his stage surname from which English seaside town?

-Morecambe!

-Correct answer!

No Tribe, nine points.

APPLAUSE

Terrific work. Well played.

No Tribe, you are all safely through to the next round.

You got what you wanted, for once in your life.

-Please take you places...

-Yay!

-..in the centre.

Yes Tribe, we're going to lose one of you right now.

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

If you get one right,

you'll join the others in the next round.

Get it wrong, you'll be leaving us immediately.

Best of luck, fingers on buzzers.

Sometimes referred to as the tail bone,

what is the name of the small triangular bone

at the base of the spine in humans?

-BUZZ

-Azzy?

-Coccyx.

-Is the correct answer.

Azzy, you're through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Michelle, Bob.

One of you will be leaving us and it all comes down to this one question.

Fingers on buzzers. Best of luck.

From 2000 to 2010, before they moved to the O2,

the Brits Awards were held at which exhibition centre in West London?

-BUZZ

-Bob?

Earls Court.

Is the correct answer, Bob. You're through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

APPLAUSE

Michelle. Michelle, a tough first round

but very strong in that the second round.

-Did you enjoy it?

-I did. It was very good.

It's been lovely having you here.

-Thank you for playing.

-Thank you so much.

But for our remaining five players, let's find our next two tribes.

Congratulations, all five of you.

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

Before the show, we asked you the following.

LAUGHTER

Oh, I'm looking forward to talking to you about this.

Edward, what are you on this one?

I would make a good prime minister, Richard.

I'll tell you what, why don't we be the judges of that?

-LAUGHTER

-Let's find out who the Yes Tribe is.

It is Edward and Azzy.

Which means our No Tribe - Cheryl, Bob and Penny.

Everybody, join your tribes.

We will talk to our potential prime ministers in a moment but,

Cheryl and Penny, you've been on the No Tribe every single time.

I would say, Penny, you'd make a terrific prime minister.

I cannot think of a worse job.

But see, that's the thing.

Someone who doesn't want to be prime minister

is the only person you should trust to be prime minister.

As soon as someone wants to be one, they'll be awful. Bob?

Hmm, diplomacy and lying are not part of what I...

AUDIENCE: Oh! APPLAUSE

There's some satire for you. There's some satire.

Now, Azzy, you've been just to everything.

-Yes.

-Which is good, it's a positive thing.

Tell us why, Azzy, you think you'd make a good prime minister.

Um, I don't know. I just think I'd make...

I've seen some of the prime ministers, I think,

"God, they're making some bad decisions here.

"I'd think I'd do a better job."

That would be such a terrible party political broadcast.

LAUGHTER

No Tribe, we will start with you.

I'll give you 60 seconds worth of questions.

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 here will all be safely through to our final four.

So, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Cheryl, a chiropodist specialises in the care

of which part of the body?

-Feet.

-Correct.

Bob, traditionally, a baker's dozen is made up of how many units?

-13.

-It is.

Penny, in which modern-day European country was Joan of Arc born?

-France.

-Correct.

Cheryl - Monarch, Red Admiral and Painted Lady

are all species of which insect?

-Butterfly.

-Correct.

Bob, what name is given to any aircraft of the US Air Force

carrying the president?

Uh...

US One.

Incorrect. Penny?

-Air Force One.

-Correct.

Cheryl, in which decade did Blue Peter first air on UK television?

-'50s.

-Correct.

Bob, which foodstuff is made by heating maize kernels

until they explode?

-Popcorn.

-Correct.

Penny, in geometry, a right angle consists of how many degrees?

-90.

-Correct.

Cheryl, the 1998 film The Man In The Iron Mask

is based on a novel by which French author?

-Pass.

-Bob.

-Dumas.

-Correct.

Penny, who had a UK number one album

-in the early noughties with White Ladder?

-No idea.

-Cheryl.

-Pass.

Bob, to save your tribe.

White Stripes.

It wasn't White Stripes. It was David Gray.

But at the end of that round, No Tribe, you've scored nine points.

APPLAUSE

Nine points...Edward and Azzy.

I've enjoyed it so far, anyway.

That's the main thing. LAUGHTER

It's the taking part that counts.

You have got to score ten points

to be safely through to our final four.

-Are you both ready?

-Yes.

-Yes.

Start the clock. Edward, the film Billy Elliot,

tells the story of a boy with a talent for which style of dance?

-Ballet.

-Correct. Azzy.

The two opposite but complimentary principles of Chinese philosophy

are yin and what?

-Yang.

-Correct.

Edward, which country's national flag features a red maple leaf?

-Pass.

-Azzy.

-Canada.

-Correct.

Edward, in the UK, which saint's day

is traditionally celebrated on the 14th of February?

Er... St George.

Incorrect. Azzy, to save your tribe.

14th of February.

Save the tribe, please. LAUGHTER

14th of February...

In the UK, which saints day is traditionally celebrated

on the 14th of February?

St Alban.

-It's...

-HE CHUCKLES

It's not St Alban.

-BOB: St Valentine.

-St Valentine's Day.

-Well, that was close.

-LAUGHTER

With nine points...No Tribe.

You're through to the final four. Take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

-Edward.

-Yes.

-Azzy. We're going to lose one of you.

One of you will be in our final four. One of you will be going home.

And it all comes down to this one question.

Very, very best of luck to you both.

In the novel The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz,

what is the name of Dorothy's dog?

-Edward.

-Toto.

Is the correct answer. Edward, you're through to our final four.

Take your place in the centre.

Azzy. You've been on the losing tribe all three times.

-But you've been on the Yes Tribe all three times.

-Yeah.

-You've got a positive outlook towards life.

-Yeah, I think so.

-It's been lovely having you here.

-Thank you.

-But for our final four,

-let's find our next two tribes.

-APPLAUSE

Congratulations to our final four.

This is where things change. It's going to be two against two.

And at the end of this round, two of you

will be going through to our 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...

Ooh. OK, I've re-gifted a Christmas present.

Can I take a guess, Edward, at what tribe you're on here?

-You do that, Richard, you do that.

-I'm going to guess that you are yes.

-Yes.

-You are a yes. OK, let's take a look at our tribes, then.

The Yes Tribe is Edward...and Cheryl.

And that means our No Tribe is Bob and Penny.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

-APPLAUSE

So, final four. Can you imagine the sort of people

who would re-gift a Christmas present?

-Let's meet two of them.

-LAUGHTER

Let's meet two of them. Edward, you've re-gifted?

Yes, of course. Yes, yes.

And it's the gift that keeps on giving.

In a world of precious, finite resources...

-Yes.

-I think you can take recycling to a new level.

Gosh, it's almost convincing, isn't it?

Cheryl, you have re-gifted a Christmas present.

-Is it something you would do regularly?

-What can I say?

I've got kids. They tend to go to the teachers.

AUDIENCE: Oooh!

I have to say, as the child of a teacher,

-I welcomed that sort of thing.

-LAUGHTER

The amount of chocolate my mum used to get every Christmas was amazing.

-Money.

-Money, yeah.

Money's good. You can't gift that.

-You don't really gift teachers money.

-No, I meant...

You know... This year, love, money'll do. That's to the wife.

Not the audience.

You can give me money as well, if you want.

-Can I change me answer?

-LAUGHTER

OK, here we go. Our final four.

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 is game over immediately.

Best of luck to all four of you. Here is your first question.

Of all the people to have served as UK prime minister since 2000,

whose surname comes first alphabetically?

-Bob.

-Blair.

Correct. One-nil to our No Tribe.

Which radio show was created by Roy Plomley,

who was succeeded as host by Michael Parkinson...

-Penny.

-Desert Island Discs.

Succeeded as host by Michael Parkinson,

Sue Lawley and Kirsty Young.

Desert Island Discs, the correct answer.

Two-nil...to the No Tribe.

Commonly known as the Union Jack,

the flag of the United Kingdom features how many heraldic...

-Edward.

-Three.

-..how many heraldic crosses?

-Three is the correct answer.

-We're winning.

Yes Tribe one, No Tribe two. First to five.

Fingers on buzzers. Who conquered much of the Persian Empire

and became King of Macedonia in 336 BC?

-Penny.

-Alexander.

Alexander the Great is the correct answer.

Three-one to the No Tribe.

Tigger, Eeyore and Piglet are the friends of which...?

-Edward.

-Winnie the Pooh.

Friends of which fictional bear? It is Winnie the Pooh.

Correct, it's three points to the No Tribe.

Two points to Edward.

Landing in 2012, the NASA rover known as Curiosity

was designed to explore which planet of the solar system?

-Cheryl.

-Mars.

Is the right answer, Cheryl. Very well played.

-It does work.

-We're back in.

-Very well play.

It's three-three.

In an Olympic swimming individual medley event,

competitors must swim breaststroke, freestyle, butterfly

and which other...

-Cheryl.

-Front crawl.

Incorrect, I'm afraid. I can pass that over to the other tribe.

In an Olympic swimming individual medley event,

competitors must swim breast stroke, freestyle, butterfly

and which other stroke? You can confer.

-Backstroke.

-Backstroke.

Backstroke is the correct answer. Well played.

Four points...to the No Tribe.

You are one point away from playing in today's final.

Yes Tribe, you could be one question away from going home.

According to Dr Grant in the film Jurassic Park,

which dinosaur has a six-inch retractable claw like a razor

on the middle toe?

-Cheryl.

-Velociraptor.

-Is the correct answer.

-Oh, Cheryl, whaahay.

-Is the correct answer.

We're like a married couple.

-Don't wish that on Cheryl.

-LAUGHTER

So, Yes Tribe, four.

No Tribe, four.

The first team to five...is in our final.

Which iconic US actress and singer is the mother of Liza Minnelli?

-Penny.

-Judy Garland.

-Is the correct answer, No Tribe.

-APPLAUSE

You win five-four.

Goodness me. Very, very well played, Penny.

Pouncing there at the last second.

Edward and Cheryl.

Been such a pleasure having both of you on the show.

Cheryl, we send you home with our best regards.

Edward, we send you home with best regards to the wife.

LAUGHTER

Thank you so much for playing. But it means, Bob and Penny,

you're about to play the Two Tribes final.

What a final we have in store here.

Two terrific competitors.

Penny and Bob, we've split you into your very own tribes.

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

And all you have to do is 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.

And will 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 will be playing for today's jackpots of £3,000.

-Let's play Two Tribes.

-APPLAUSE

So, first question and only the first question on the buzzer.

In which 1968 musical film

did Dick Van Dyke play the role of Caractacus Potts?

-Penny.

-Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

Correct. That means that the moment I start the next question, Bob,

your clock will start ticking down.

Bob, in the BBC sitcom Fawlty Towers,

what was the name of the hapless Spanish waiter?

-Manuel.

-Correct.

Penny, under an amendment to the US Constitution,

Prohibition began in which decade of the 20th century?

-1920s.

-Correct.

Bob, in the famous folk tale, how many thieves did Ali Baba encounter?

-40.

-Correct.

Penny, which district in Los Angeles is nicknamed Tinseltown?

-Hollywood.

-Correct.

Bob, which Swedish tennis player won the French Open four times in a row

-from 1978?

-Bjorn Borg.

He did. Penny, which pop group won the 1981 Eurovision Song contest

-with the song Making Your Mind Up?

-No idea.

It was Bucks Fizz. Penny, in Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol,

by what name is Bob Cratchit's lame son affectionately known?

Little...

-It's gone.

-It's Tiny Tim.

Penny, in 1946, Eugene O'Neill published a play entitled

-the Iceman what?

-Cometh.

Correct. Bob, in the US TV series House,

the title character is played by which British actor?

-Don't know.

-It's Hugh Laurie.

Bob, in betting terms, SP stands for what?

-Starting price.

-Correct.

Penny, in 2006, which Little Britain comedian

swam the English Channel for charity?

-SHE GASPS

-It's gone.

-David Williams.

Penny, which word can refer to a place of worship

and the flat area at the side of the forehead?

The answer to that was temple.

-And our winner today, is Bob.

-APPLAUSE

Congratulations, Bob.

-Penny. Have you enjoyed yourself with us?

-I have indeed.

-Well, thank you so much for playing.

-Thank you.

But, Bob, it's time for you to play for today's £3,000 jackpot.

APPLAUSE

So, Bob.

A very impressive winner on a very impressive show.

-Congratulations.

-Thank you.

And now you have the opportunity to win some money.

One question. £3,000. Are you ready?

-I am.

-OK.

I'm going to give you two categories to choose from.

-Historical figures, please.

-Historical figures, OK.

Here's what it is.

I was born in the 19th century. Yes or no.

Those are your two tribes.

-OK.

-I'm now going to give you four answers to fit into those tribes.

And they are...

Now, your job is to fit all four of those answers

into the Yes Tribe or to the No Tribe.

There could be four and zero, it could be two and two.

Could be three and one.

All four of them need to go in the correct tribes,

and if you do that, you'll win £3,000.

Any of those screaming out at you, Bob? Obvious ones.

-Well, I can think of a

-No-one. OK, which one?

-That's Beethoven.

-OK, so shall we put Ludwig Van Beethoven

-in the No Tribe?

-In the No Tribe for that, I think.

-Yeah.

Yes for Queen Victoria.

Queen Victoria, you're thinking put in the Yes Tribe.

OK, let's put her across there. You've got Brunel and Freud.

-Brunel, yes.

-Brunel, yes, you think. Put him in the Yes Tribe.

What are you thinking at home?

-And yes for Sigmund Freud.

-You think Freud, yes, as well.

OK, take a last look at that.

-You happy with that? You happy with those two tribes?

-Yes.

OK, let's lock it in.

-OK. You need to get all four of these correct, Bob.

-Yeah.

If you put all four of them in the correct tribe,

you're walking away with £3,000.

-OK, very, very best of luck.

-Thank you.

First answer you gave us was Beethoven.

You put him in the No Tribe.

Were you right to do that?

-Yeah, you knew it. Born in 1770.

-APPLAUSE

OK, three more.

If you've got all of these right, it's £3,000.

Queen Victoria, you were pretty sure of as well.

You put her in the Yes Tribe. Were you right to do it?

Yeah. Absolutely, born in 1819.

-Queen Victoria.

-APPLAUSE

So, Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

You said, he was born in the 19th century.

You put him in the Yes Tribe.

Was Isambard Kingdom Brunel born in the 19th century?

-Well played, Bob.

-APPLAUSE

Born in 1806, Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

So, as so often in life, it all comes down to Freud.

LAUGHTER

How are you feeling about him being in the Yes Tribe?

-I think he's just scraped in, but...

-You think he's scraped in.

Well, if he does, if you've put him in the right tribe,

you're just about to win £3,000.

Let's find out.

Sigmund Freud. Was Sigmund Freud born in the 19th century?

-Yes, he was, Bob.

-APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Four answers, all in the correct tribes.

Bob, you walk away with £3,000.

Thank you. CHEERING

-Thank you very much.

-Brilliant work from Bob. Are you happy?

-I'm very happy, thank you, yeah.

-Were you confident with those?

Um, I think Freud, I was a little...

But I think he might have just crept in.

-Well, no Freudian slips here.

-LAUGHTER

Bob, a terrific performance all the way through.

£3,000 to take home with you.

Join us next time when we'll have seven brand-new contestants

hoping to follow in Bob's footsteps. And we'll see you next time

-on Two Tribes.

-APPLAUSE