Episode 30 Two Tribes

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Good evening, everybody, and 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 - let's meet them.

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Hello.

My name's Duncan, and I'm a business development manager from Glasgow.

Hello, I'm Richard, I'm from Oakham in Rutland,

and I'm retired from the prison service.

Hi, I'm Alan, I'm from Newcastle and I'm a freelance writer.

Hi there, my name's Amy, I'm a recent mathematics graduate

and I'm from Romford in Essex.

Hi, I'm Sue, I'm a retired recruitment manager,

and I'm from Cheshunt in Hertfordshire.

My name's Kathryn and I'm an administrator from Nottingham.

Hello, Richard - my name's Graham,

I'm an independent financial advisor from Gospel End, near Dudley.

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Welcome along, all seven of you.

Before the show you all completed our questionnaire -

you answered hundreds of questions about yourselves.

There's a few of them on the screen up there.

In each round, we'll 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 need to do is make sure you're on the winning tribe.

If you do that, you could be walking away with today's

jackpot of £2,000, so very best of luck.

Let's find our first two tribes.

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

OK, let's see who said yes to that and who said no to that.

And we can give our own verdicts.

Our Yes Tribe is...

Duncan,

Sue and Kathryn.

Which means our No Tribe... Stop laughing!

Our No Tribe is Richard, Alan, Amy and Graham.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, "I'm good looking," what tribe are you on at home?

No Tribe, we'll start with you.

Richard - you don't consider yourself good looking.

You're humble.

I've been looking at this face for 63 years, you get a bit bored with it.

-A few years a ago, you'd have said, yeah, but now...

-Yeah, definitely.

..seen it all. Get some work done. Just change it up a little bit.

-Alan, you're a very attractive man.

-Thank you very much. So are you.

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That's very kind of you. And see, we can talk like that, Alan and I.

We're metrosexual men.

But you wouldn't tick the box saying, good looking?

No, I think I'm averagely looking.

-Average lookin', nice.

-Yeah, pretty much.

Amy, you don't think you're good looking?

I think my worst fear was if this question came up

and I had said yes, and people at home are thinking...

That's very true - much better to say no and have people go,

"Hold on a minute! She's great!"

And Graham - very handsome man.

Definitely not good looking.

-I wouldn't fit in any decent magazine, anyway.

-Oh, Graham!

Don't say that.

What about Railways And Railwaymen, something like that?

LAUGHTER That would be, perhaps...

-Centrefold there, maybe.

-Yeah, something like that.

Now, shall we talk to our Yes Tribe?

All of whom are much braver than you. Sue and Kathryn, laughing away.

We'll talk to Duncan first. Duncan, you have confidence in your looks?

I'd like to think I was better looking than not better looking,

-if that makes sense.

-I'm sure you'd like to think that.

-Do you have a partner, Duncan?

-Of five years, yes.

-Excellent.

Does she think you're good looking?

-She has to if we've been together for five years!

-I suppose so.

-She has to say it, certainly. Sue, you ticked the box as well.

-I did.

Have you been told you're good looking all your life?

No, not really, I just feel that I scrub up quite well.

I'm not good looking in the morning, first thing...

-Nobody is though, that's the secret.

-I do scrub up well, I think.

-I think you do as well.

-Thank you.

Nobody is good looking in the morning.

And Kathryn, you're also confident in your looks?

Only after a little bit of work and mascara, eye shadow, make-up,

lipstick, doing my hair. Not first thing in the morning, again.

-You and me both.

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No Tribe, we're going to start with you.

You know almost everybody at home is on your side.

YES TRIBE LAUGHS

You know they are, Yes Tribe. You know that.

60 seconds of questions, if you get one wrong, it passes down the line.

If all of you get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe will be through to the next round,

good luck to everybody. Start the clock.

Richard - what is the usual English translation

of the Spanish word "gracias"?

-Thank you.

-Correct.

Alan - held annually in Park City, Utah,

the Sundance Festival honours which industry?

-Film industry.

-Correct.

Amy - in football,

the winter transfer window in the Premier League opens in which month?

-June.

-Incorrect. Graham?

-December.

-Incorrect. Richard?

-September.

-Incorrect. Alan, to save your tribe?

October.

It's the winter transfer window, there's a clue there.

It's in January.

No Tribe, at the end of that round, you scored two points.

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Yes Tribe, just three points will see you into the next round.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Duncan - in the New Testament, who is the mother of Jesus?

-Mary.

-Correct. Sue - in 2001,

Iain Duncan Smith was elected leader of which political party?

-Conservatives.

-He was.

Kathryn, to win - which nickname is shared by a member of

The Black Eyed Peas and the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson?

-Fergie.

-Is the correct answer!

And with three points, straight through to the next round,

-it's the Yes Tribe!

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Please take your places in the middle.

No Tribe, you are the losing tribe,

so we have to lose one of you, I'm afraid.

You're playing for survival, fingers on buzzers.

Three of you will be going through, one of you going home.

Very best of luck, all four of you.

Common, white-winged and hairy-legged are all species

of which specific type of blood-eating bat?

-BUZZER

-Richard.

-Vampire.

-They are all vampire bats, Richard, well played.

-You're through to the next round.

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Alan, Amy, Graham - fingers on buzzers.

A human sperm cell carries one of two sex chromosomes that

determine gender, denoted by which two letters of the alphabet?

-BUZZER

-Amy?

-X and Y.

-Is the correct answer.

Amy, you are also through to the next round.

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Alan and Graham.

One of you, I'm afraid, will be leaving us.

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

Which English thief took part in the Great Train Robbery...

-BUZZER

-Alan?

Ronnie Biggs.

That's a very early buzz.

Let me read the whole question, Alan.

Which English thief took part in the Great Train Robbery of 1963,

escaped from prison in 1965 and fled to Rio in 1970?

It IS Ronnie Biggs, Alan, well played.

-You're through to the next round.

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-Graham!

-Short and sweet.

-Oh, goodness.

-That's a nice description of yourself.

-Yes!

Graham, all you've done is come on the show,

-say you're not good looking, and then left!

-And left, I know.

It would have been lovely to get to know you a bit better.

Thank you so much for playing.

But for our remaining six contestants,

it's time to find our next two tribes.

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So, a nail-biting 3-2 victory in round one there.

Well done, everybody.

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

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

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

Duncan,

Amy and Sue.

Our No Tribe is Richard, Alan and Kathryn.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, "I know the offside rule." Yes Tribe. Sue, big football fan?

Yes, I'm a Tottenham season-ticket holder.

-But are you a big football fan?

-I knew you'd say that!

I know, it's traditional, isn't it? It's like pantomime, you can't not.

-Amy, you a football fan?

-Not really, I just watch the World Cup.

-So you know the rule from that?

-Yeah.

-Exactly.

No Tribe, Alan - you're not a football fan?

No, my knowledge of sport is very poor,

-as you're going to find out tonight, I think.

-Excellent.

I shall see what we have coming up.

-And, Kathryn - the offside rule leaves you cold?

-It leaves me cold.

I know it's to do with football, but I don't know anything else.

It IS to do with football, I'll give you that.

What tribe are you on at home?

Do you know it or you don't know it? We will start with our Yes Tribe.

60 seconds of questions. if you get one wrong, I'll pass down the line.

If all three of you get it wrong, your time will end immediately.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Duncan - Chasing Pavements, Rolling In The Deep and Skyfall...

-Adele.

-Are all hit singles for Adele, correct.

Amy - the great exhibition held in the Crystal Palace

in Hyde Park took place during the reign of which British Queen?

-Victoria.

-Correct.

Sue - Stockport, Warrington

and Liverpool are all situated on which English River?

-The Mersey.

-They are.

Duncan - according to a well-known three-word proverb,

said to be derived from the work of Francis Bacon, knowledge is what?

-Key.

-Incorrect. Amy?

-Important.

-Sue?

Everything.

Aw!

-It's power.

-Knowledge is power, Duncan, absolutely right.

A bit late now. Yes Tribe, you scored three points.

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No Tribe, four points the target, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Richard - the musical which is loosely based on

American markswoman Annie Oakley is called Annie Get Your what?

-Gun.

-Correct. Alan - in Grand Slam tennis,

since 1972 the Australian Open has been held in which city?

-Sydney?

-Incorrect. Kathryn?

-Melbourne.

-Correct.

Richard - which instrument estimates the distance travelled on foot

by recording the number of steps taken whilst walking?

Pedometer.

Correct. Alan - to win - the Malay Peninsula is in which continent?

-Asia.

-Is the correct answer.

And with four points - a new record -

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

-Take your places in the centre.

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Yes Tribe. It's creeping up, isn't it? 2-3, 3-4.

By the end of this show we're going to see some spectacular scoring,

I'm sure of it. But you are on the losing tribe, I'm afraid.

So one of you will be leaving us.

Fingers on buzzers, please, playing for survival.

Taken from the Hebrew for "head of the year",

what name is given to the Jewish New Year festival?

-BUZZER

-Amy?

-Hanukkah?

-It's not, I'm afraid.

The answer is Rosh Hashanah.

Which means Duncan and Sue, you're both through to the next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

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Amy!

Amy, I'm so sorry. Very brave to buzz in, though.

I don't know why did that. I don't know what I was thinking!

Yeah, I know what you mean.

All we found out about you is you don't think you're good-looking,

-but you do know the offside rule. Swings and roundabouts.

-Yeah.

Amy, thank you so much for playing,

sorry we didn't get to know more about you.

For our remaining five players, however,

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

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Kathryn, been on both winning tribes so far.

Richard, the first person in either round to get more than one

question right in that last round, very impressive.

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

Before the show we asked you the following...

Now, Kathryn - you've been on both winning tribes.

-What tribe are you on here?

-Yes.

You'd rather watch a film. Let's see who is going to join you.

The Yes Tribe is Kathryn, Duncan

and Alan.

Which means our No Tribe is Richard and Sue.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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"I'd rather watch a film then read a book." It's a tricky one, this one.

I'm not sure which tribe I'd be on.

I might see if I can be persuaded by anyone here.

Duncan - you'd always rather watch a film, or you like a bit of both?

-I do like to read, but I would always watch a film.

-It's quicker, isn't it?

It's just more exciting than using your imagination.

RICHARD LAUGHS

Well, it depends on your imagination, Duncan, to be honest.

Alan. Are you the same? It's just quicker, a slightly more quick fix?

There's only a finite amount of time.

Might as well just watch the film, get it over with in 90 minutes.

Yeah, you know what? Get it over with, that's the key. Kathryn.

-Do you like doing both?

-Well, I do.

Mine was from a very practical viewpoint,

because I have to put my glasses on to read and to watch a film I don't.

And when my eyes are tired I would rather watch a film then read.

The last thing we'd want, Kathryn,

-is for you to have to put your glasses on.

-I know, I know.

The last thing the British publishing industry

would want is that, I'm sure.

No Tribe, Sue.

So you're a great reader?

I am indeed, yes. I belong to a book club and I read lots.

If there's a book and a film, and they're both out, which would you rather watch first?

Would you rather read the book first and then see the film,

-or the other way round?

-Definitely read the book first.

I think I'm the same. I like to read the book and then see what actors they've

got to play the people who're in my head. Richard?

I like to read the book, and then criticise the film.

-Because they always get it wrong.

-Yep.

-Perfect.

That's the perfect thing to do. We'll start with our Yes Tribe.

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

If you get the same question wrong - which given

the rest of the show so far is probably going to

happen at some point - your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe in this round will be straight through

to our final four. So very best of luck to both tribes.

Start the clock. Duncan - according to Friedrich Nietzsche,

whatever does not kill me, makes me what?

-Stronger.

-Correct.

Alan - the word scalene is typically used to describe

which geometric shape when all its sides are unequal in length?

-Triangle.

-Correct.

Kathryn - Don't Cry For Me, Argentina is a song from which

Andrew Lloyd Webber musical?

-Evita.

-Correct.

Duncan - on a standard UK Monopoly board,

which square is in the corner diagonally opposite Go?

-Free Parking.

-Correct.

Alan - in which sport is the main group of competitors

known as the peloton?

-Bobsleigh.

-Incorrect. Kathryn?

-Cycling?

-Correct.

Duncan - Ginza and Chiyoda are lines on the Metro of which Japanese city?

-Japan.

-Incorrect. Alan?

-Tokyo.

-Correct.

Kathryn - which former child actor directed the films Apollo 13,

A Beautiful Mind and Cinderella Man?

-Ben Affleck?

-Incorrect. Duncan?

-Can you repeat the question?

-Which former child actor...

-Russell Crowe.

-Incorrect. Alan?

-Ron Howard.

-Correct.

Kathryn - Lauryn Hill, Pras Michel and Wyclef Jean were

the members of which successful musical group of the 1990s?

Fugees.

Just out of time, I'm afraid, Kathryn - it was The Fugees.

-Yes Tribe, you scored seven points.

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That's a bit more respectable.

No Tribe - eight points will see you into the next round.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Richard - in imperial measurements, 36 inches equal how many feet?

-Three.

-Correct.

Sue - in January 2015, which writer and TV presenter

married his partner, Elliott Spencer, in a ceremony in Norfolk?

-I don't know.

-Richard?

-I don't know.

-Ooh!

It was all over the news. Anyone on the Yes Tribe?

-Stephen Fry?

-Stephen Fry was the right answer.

-Aw!

It means at the end of that round, No Tribe,

we're back to where we were before, one point, No Tribe.

It means, with seven points,

Yes Tribe, you're through to our final four.

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-Just when I thought we were getting better.

-I know.

-One point.

Stephen Fry, tripping you up there.

It does mean, No Tribe, you're the losing tribe.

One of you will be in our final four,

one of you heading off immediately,

and it all comes down to this question.

Playing for survival, best of luck.

Which word, beginning with Z, can mean a land of future promise

and is the name given to the hill of Jerusalem on which the...

-BUZZER

-Sue?

Is it Zion?

..On which the city of David was built, Zion is the correct answer.

Sue, you're through to our final four.

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Richard, pleasure getting to know you.

Thank you so much for playing, it's been a fun show.

Thank you for playing your part on it.

For our final four contestants, it's time to find our next two tribes.

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So, our final four.

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

Although the scores you have had to beat have been two, three and one.

-So...

-LAUGHTER

The final four is where things change a little bit.

It's always two against two, and it's always on the buzzers.

The tribe that wins will be through to our final with the chance of winning that £2,000 jackpot.

The losing tribe will be going home immediately.

How will we split you up?

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

-Sue, what tribe you on here?

-Yes.

-You think teenagers have got it easy.

Who's going to join you on that tribe?

The Yes Tribe is Sue and Alan.

Which means our No Tribe is Duncan and Kathryn.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, do teenagers have it easier now? Sue, how do you feel about it?

You think they have it easier?

I think they're more pampered today then maybe they were some years ago.

I think you were made to earn rewards more, many years ago,

than some seem to be now.

I know you mean - sometimes you see children in restaurants

behaving in such a way that, when we were children,

-I don't think would have been acceptable.

-Absolutely, yeah.

No Tribe - Duncan,

you think that being a teenager is just as hard these days.

I think for jobs it is, yeah.

Because in the olden days, I assume...

In the olden days, you getting that, Yes Tribe?

LAUGHTER Steady on.

You used to just have an interview and you'd get a job.

But now you have to do psychometrics,

you've got to jump through so many hoops that it's just ridiculous.

Well, you only have to jump through hoops

-if you're going for the job in the circus.

-LAUGHTER

This round is on the buzzers.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly will be playing in today's final,

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

The losing tribe will be leaving us immediately.

Good luck to you all, here is your first question.

Known for his one-liners,

which comedian hosted the TV game shows The Golden Shot...

-BUZZER

-Kathryn?

-Was it Tim Vine?

-It was not.

Whole question to the Yes Tribe, you can confer.

Known for his one-liners,

which comedian hosted the TV game shows The Golden Shot,

Celebrity Squares and Family Fortunes?

-Bob Monkhouse.

-Yeah.

-Bob Monkhouse.

Bob Monkhouse is the correct answer.

1-0 to the Yes Tribe. But Tim Vine will be very glad to be mentioned.

What is two score minus three dozen?

-BUZZER

-Sue?

-Four.

-Correct answer, very quick. Very good.

-The kids of today wouldn't have been able to do that...

-That's right!

Absolutely. 2-0 to our Yes Tribe.

First to five plays in today's final.

In the Roman Catholic Church, what is the name of the practice

in which prayer is recited whilst being counted on a string of beads?

-BUZZER

-Kathryn?

-Rosary. Is that wrong?

-Is the correct answer, Kathryn.

I would accept, "Rosary, oh, is that wrong?"

LAUGHTER

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

The racehorse, Brown Panther, is co-owned by which former

footballer who scored 40 goals for England?

-BUZZER

-Duncan?

-David Beckham?

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

-Michael Owen?

-Michael Owen, Sue, is the correct answer. Well played.

It's 3-1 to the Yes Tribe.

Which percussion instrument, similar to a glockenspiel...

-BUZZER

-Sue?

Is it xylophone?

Takes its name from the Greek words for wood and sound,

xylophone is the correct answer.

Well played. 4-1 now to the Yes Tribe.

You are one point away from today's final.

No Tribe - you are still four answers away from today's final.

I've seen it done before. Very best of luck to both tribes.

The US political movement known as the Tea Party

takes its name from an event which took place...

-BUZZER

-Alan?

-Boston.

-From an event which took place in which city?

Boston is the correct answer.

Yes Tribe, 5-1, you're in today's final!

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Goodness me! What a team, Yes Tribe. Very well played.

-No Tribe - they were good, weren't they?

-They were.

-Very good.

-Kathryn, you've been on every single winning tribe so far?

-Hmm...

Duncan. Just at the last minute coming up against a very,

-very strong tribe there.

-Yeah. They were good.

Very good. Thank you both so much for playing.

Pleasure getting to know you.

But for Alan and for Sue,

it's time to play today's Two Tribes final.

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Alan and Sue - that was ruthless, Sue.

-Thank you.

-Absolutely ruthless.

-Very well played, both of you.

-Thank you.

The one big difference about you, Sue thinks she's good-looking.

Alan does not.

We're all agreed Sue's good-looking,

and the jury is out as to whether Alan is.

-In my opinion, very handsome man. Sue?

-He is. He is, very handsome.

-Thank you, Sue.

-Don't say that now, Sue - you're about to face him.

We've now split you into your very own tribes. It's Alan versus Sue.

You also have your very own 45-second clock.

You have to protect that clock.

The first question only 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 to tick 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 jackpot of £2,000.

OK - Alan, Sue - let's play today's two Tribes final.

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Just this first question on the buzzer.

The Rocky Horror Show was created by which actor and writer?

-BUZZER

-Alan?

-Richard O'Brien.

-Also known for presenting the Crystal maze,

Richard O'Brien is correct.

It means as soon as I start the next question,

Sue, your clock will start ticking down.

Sue, named after an Indonesian island,

the largest know living species of lizard is called a Komodo what?

-Dragon.

-Correct.

Alan - in which Olympic sport do competitors hit the ball over a net,

the height of which measures 15.25cm?

-Volleyball.

-It's table tennis.

Alan - which US writer has also published books under

the pseudonym Richard Bachman?

-Stephen King.

-Correct. Sue - in education,

the course abbreviation MFL stands for Modern Foreign what?

-Languages.

-Correct.

Alan - what official title was created

and conferred on Edward VIII following his abdication in 1936?

-Duke of Windsor.

-Correct.

Sue - in the film Home Alone 2,

Kevin McCallister is lost in which city?

-Chicago.

-It's New York.

Sue - in a small aircraft, the compartment where the pilot

operates the controls is usually known by what one-word name?

-Cockpit.

-Correct. Alan - Jim Morrison,

the former front man of The Doors, is buried in which city?

-Paris.

-Correct.

Sue - traditional balsamic vinegar is made by heating

and fermenting the juice of which fruit?

-Olives.

-It's grapes.

Sue - according to the title of the 2007 film

starring Will Smith, I Am what?

-Robot.

-Legend.

Sue - by what nickname - a reference to his facial hair -

was the famous pirate Edward Teach better known?

-Bluebeard.

-Blackbeard.

Sue - which author wrote the Booker Prize-winning

historical novel Bring Up The Bodies?

The answer was Hilary Mantel.

And with 24 seconds left on the clock, today's winner is Alan!

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Very well played, Alan. Very nicely done.

-Sue, just ran away from you there?

-It did.

I just didn't know those questions.

I thought you had it, it was very, very tight for a while.

Then just a run of questions, I'm afraid.

Sue, it's been such a fun show. Thank you so much

-for playing your part in it.

-Thank you.

Lovely getting to know you.

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

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Alan - you're today's winner.

Congratulations, it's been quite a show.

You told us at the start you're a freelance writer, but not what in?

I cover various subjects.

History, culture - anything that people pay me for, really.

Anything people pay you for.

That's good, let's hope that might come in handy in this last round.

You now have the opportunity to win some money.

In the last show the jackpot wasn't won,

so it currently stands at £2,000. Worth having.

So one question for £2,000,

let's take a look at the categories you can choose between.

Would you like hit singles or football?

I think, given my performance on the sports questions,

it's going to have to be hit singles.

Yes, it's not been great on the sports ones, Alan.

Hit singles it is.

Let's see what your final question is.

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

Your job is to put all four of those into their correct tribes.

They can be split anyway you like, 4-0, 3-1, 2-2.

If you put them all in their correct tribes,

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

How does that look to you, Alan?

I know the Righteous Brothers definitely had a hit with it,

I think they were the first ones.

-Shall we put Righteous Brothers into the Yes?

-Yep.

Move them across. It's better than football, this, isn't it?

Yes, much better.

And in the back of my mind,

I seem to remember Jimmy Young, before he was a DJ, was a singer.

And I think he did in fact have a hit with Unchained Melody.

So we'll put him in the Yes as well.

Don't forget, you can move these around if you need to.

This is where I get a bit stuck here.

Neil Diamond, now, my partner's got the Greatest Hits of Neil Diamond.

And I've heard it,

and I don't remember him singing Unchained Melody.

-So he'll go in the No.

-Useful.

-Neil Diamond goes into the No Tribe. Then Liberace?

-Now, Liberace...

Very possibly, but I think he's a No. I'll go with a No.

-Put Liberace in the No tribe.

-Split it down the middle.

So take one final look at those.

-Do you want to lock those in?

-I have no more knowledge to give them that.

-That's it, they have to be locked in.

-Let lock them in.

OK, do you agree at home?

Have you got those four answers in the same two tribes?

If you've got all four of them right, Alan, you're going

to leave here with £2,000.

Let's start with your first answer, the Righteous Brothers.

You put them in the Yes Tribe, were you right to do so?

"I've had a UK top 40 hit with Unchained Melody."

The Righteous Brothers, are you in the Yes Tribe?

-Very well played.

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In 1965 they first had a hit with that.

And then they had another hit,

went to number one in 1990 due to being featured in the film Ghost.

You then went for Jimmy Young.

You also put him in the Yes Tribe.

He had a singing career before his DJ career.

You thought he'd had a hit with Unchained Melody.

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

"I've had a UK top 40 hit with Unchained Melody."

Jimmy Young, are you in the Yes Tribe?

-1955, Jimmy Young.

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A long time before the Righteous Brothers as well.

Very, very well done. Two out of four.

So Neil Diamond was your next answer,

and you put Neil Diamond into the No Tribe.

Because your partner has got Neil Diamond's Greatest Hits,

and it's not on there.

"I've had a UK top 40 hit with Unchained Melody."

Neil Diamond, are you on the No Tribe?

-Well played, Alan.

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-Oh, no.

-It all comes down to the last one.

-It comes down to this.

You're in the very peculiar position

of Liberace standing between you and £2,000.

Now, what tribe have you got a Liberace in at home?

Yes Tribe? No Tribe?

Let's find out the truth. Good luck, Alan.

Thank you.

"I've had a UK top 40 hit with Unchained Melody."

Liberace, for £2,000,

are you in the No Tribe?

-Aw, Alan!

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Alan!

Unbelievably, one of the four artists

to have a hit with it in 1955, the same year as Jimmy Young.

Let's take a look at the two tribes, how they should be.

Just move Liberace across.

Very well done at home if you got those two tribes.

So many people had a hit with that song, didn't they?

Where's Robson and Jerome?

Yeah, where's Robson and Jerome when you need them, eh?

Aw, I'm so sorry, Alan.

I suspect a lot of people would have agreed with your tribes there.

-Have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Very much, thank you.

It's been great fun having you here.

Terrific stuff, Alan, thank you so much for playing.

I hope you'll join us next time

where seven brand-new contestants will be playing for £3,000.

We'll see you then on Two Tribes.

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