Episode 31 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 waiting to play, so let's meet them.

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Hi. I'm Kerry. I'm a sales executive from Harlow in Essex.

Hi. I'm Andy. I'm a managing director and live in Doncaster.

Hi. I'm Darren.

I'm a police controller and supervisor from Manchester.

Hi. I'm Clara. I'm a PR manager from Bristol.

Hi. I'm Mike. I'm an implementation specialist from Solihull.

Hi. I'm Alex. I'm a project manager and I'm from Nottingham.

Hi. I'm Karl.

I'm a table tennis coach and I'm from Yarnton in Oxfordshire.

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Welcome, all seven of you.

That's the first table tennis coach we've had, Karl.

I want to hear more about that as we go along.

Before the show, you completed our survey, answering hundreds of questions about yourselves,

a few of them on the screen now. In each round, we're going to split you into two tribes

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

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

All you need to do is make sure you are on the winning tribe.

If you do that, you could be walking away

with today's jackpot of £3,000, so very, very best of luck.

Let's find our first two tribes.

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

"I regularly use public transport."

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

Our Yes Tribe is Clara, Mike, and Alex,

which makes our No Tribe Kerry, Andy, Darren and Karl.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So I regularly use public transport. What tribe are you on at home?

-Clara.

-Hello.

-What do you use?

Buses, trains, a little bit of everything?

Yes. A little bit of everything.

I'd love to drive around but I'm a bus kind of girl for now.

You're a bus kind of girl.

-SHE LAUGHS Yes.

-Excellent, Clara. You should have that put on a T-shirt.

-Alex, are you a fan of public transport?

-I love public transport.

-D'you use the train a lot?

-I use all of them. Train, bus, coach.

I love trains. Oh, I love them.

-Um, No Tribe. Kerry.

-Yes.

Kerry, not a fan of public transport?

I am a fan, but I don't have the need. I drive around mostly.

But you don't have to drive. You could use public transport.

-Cut down your emissions.

-This is true, yes.

I do cycle sometimes.

-Darren, you're the same?

-Yeah, the same, yeah.

I live in Manchester, so I've got to drive for work, shift work, so...

Ah, you work in the police force.

-Yeah.

-Do you ever get a lift, Darren? Do you?

-I've been known to, the odd time.

-Yeah.

-After a night out, yeah?

I bet! I bet that's fun. We'll start with our No Tribe.

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

If you get one wrong, we'll pass it down.

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

I wish you the very, very best of luck.

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

Start the clock.

Kerry, released in 1995,

Earth Song was a UK number-one single for which US singer?

Michael Jackson.

Andy, which word for a raised area in front of the house

is also a colloquial term for a very thick slice of bread?

-Er, pass.

-Darren?

-Doorstop.

-Correct.

Karl, American writer Edgar Allen Poe lived during which century?

19th.

Kerry, in 2009, which British driver won the Formula One world

championship racing for Braun GP?

-Lewis Hamilton?

-Incorrect. Andy.

Jenson Button.

Darren, which citrus fruit is known in French as pamplemousse?

-Raspberry.

-Incorrect. Karl.

-Pomegranate.

-Incorrect. Kerry.

-Pineapple.

-Incorrect. Andy, to save your tribe.

-Grapefruit.

-Correct.

Darren, which word precedes "avenue" and "field"

in the names of UK hit singles for Eddy Grant and MGMT?

-Electric.

-Correct.

Karl, Secrets and Lies, Vera Drake and Mr Turner

are among the films of which British director?

Pass.

-Kerry.

-Pass.

-Andy.

-Pass.

-Darren, to save your tribe.

-Mike Leigh.

-Correct.

Karl, Purim is a festival in which major religion?

-Muslim.

-The answer is Judaism.

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

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A couple of good saving answers there, No Tribe.

It means, Yes Tribe, eight points will see you through to the next round.

It's eminently achievable. Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Clara, in UK supermarkets, the lids of skimmed milk

-in plastic bottles are generally which primary colour?

-Red.

Mike, James and Lily Potter are the parents of which fictional wizard?

Harry.

Alex, in which decade did Katrina and the Waves win

the Eurovision Song contest with Love Shine A Light?

-'80s?

-Incorrect. Clara.

-'90s.

-Mike, what is the next prime number after 31?

37?

Alex, which former England and Nottingham Forest footballer

released the autobiography Psycho in 2000?

-No idea.

-Clara.

-Pass.

-Mike, to save your tribe.

-Stuart Pearce.

-Alex, the ship found mysteriously abandoned

off the Azores in 1872 was called the Marie what?

Celeste.

Clara, which Leonard Cohen song was a UK chart hit for Jeff Buckley

and Alexander Burke in 2008?

Hallelujah.

Mike, to win, what is the first name of the mother of George W Bush?

-Pass.

-Alex.

-Eleanor.

-Incorrect. Clara, to save your tribe.

-Barbara.

-Is the correct answer.

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

Very well played there, Yes Tribe. Very impressive.

So, No Tribe, three of you will be going through to the next round

but you are the losing tribe, so one of you will be leaving us.

You're all playing for survival. Fingers on buzzers.

In 2014, One Direction's Louis Tomlinson

played for which reserve team? Andy.

-Doncaster Rovers.

-Doncaster Rovers is the right answer.

Andy, you're through to the next round. Well played.

Kerry, Darren, Karl. Fingers on buzzers.

In which month of the year

is the summer solstice in the southern hemis...

Kerry.

January.

Incorrect. In which month of the year is the summer solstice

in the southern hemisphere - it's December.

December is the answer, which means, Darren, Karl,

you are through to our next round.

-Oh, Kerry.

-Short lived.

-So sorry but you know what? A brave buzz.

-Thank you.

You've got to be brave in those rounds and a good performance in the tribe as well.

-Thank you so much for coming to play.

-Thank you very much.

But for our remaining six players,

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

Great first round, everybody. Very well played.

Some really good saving going on by both tribes.

Clara at the last second with Barbara Bush, seeing your tribe through.

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

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

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

"I have a good sense of direction."

Well, let's see who said yes and who said no.

The Yes Tribe, which is over that way...

LAUGHTER

..is Darren, Alex and Karl.

Which means our No Tribe is Andy, Clara and Mike.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So I have a good sense of direction. No Tribe, No Tribe.

Andy, you get lost a lot?

No, but it's quite embarrassing

-cos I do quite a lot of hill walking.

-Do you?

And I tend to lead most of the walks,

so this is not a good one for me to admit

and I'll be getting stick for this. Big time.

Do you lead them into trouble?

Well, that has been known but it always ends up at a pub.

-Which is a good thing.

-Perfect.

Yes Tribe. Alex, you have a good sense of direction?

Yes, I have quite a good sense of direction.

And also I'm very good, like, you take me somewhere

and I will always find my way back.

Even if I just go once. I'm one of those people.

Have people tried to do that with you?

They go "Ah!" There's a little knock at the door half an hour later,

it's Alex again!

Karl. Karl, is this something you've always had, good sense of direction?

Yeah, I think so. I like to plan in advance,

so I generally look up maps or see where I'm going,

so I like to prepare and make sure that I'm there on time.

I quite like maps. I quite like just having that visual thing in your head. New York City.

That's a place to go if you've got a bad sense of direction.

You CANNOT get lost. Perfect. Or Milton Keynes also.

Slightly less glamorous, but cheaper to get to.

We will start with our Yes Tribe. 60 seconds with questions.

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

If all three of you get the question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe will be through to the next round. Best of luck.

Start the clock. Darren, the name of the raw fish dish sashimi

is derived from words meaning pierced flesh in which language?

Japanese.

Alex, which imperial unit is equivalent to 30.48 centimetres?

-An inch.

-Incorrect. Karl?

-Yard.

-Incorrect. Darren.

-One foot.

-A foot. Correct.

Alex, Eddie Murphy played Detective Axel Foley in which film series?

-I don't know.

-Karl.

-Oh, pass.

-Darren.

-Beverly Hills Cop.

-Correct.

Alex, in orienteering,

which magnetic device is typically used to aid navigation?

Compass.

Karl, the singer who won the 2014 series of the X Factor is Ben who?

-Pass.

-Darren.

-Haenow.

-Alex, which monarch gives his name to the Edwardian era

from 1901-1910?

King Edward?

Incorrect. Karl?

Edward III?

Incorrect. Darren?

-Edward VII.

-Alex, Snaefell is the highest point

on which island of the British Isles?

-England.

-Incorrect. Karl.

-Isle of Man.

-Correct.

Darren, who was the...?

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, or largely Darren,

you have scored seven points.

Very well played. Very well played.

Oh, how much were you cursing Darren on the No Tribe?

Time and time again!

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

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Andy, on which continent are the only two countries

whose usual English names begin with the letter Z?

-Africa.

-Clara, demerara and muscovado

are both well-known types of which common foodstuff?

Sugar.

Mike, the amorous cartoon character Pepe le Pew

is a depiction of which black and white mammal?

-Mouse.

-Incorrect. Andy.

-Panda.

-Incorrect. Clara, to save your tribe.

-Whale?

-Incorrect!

Pepe le Pew. Anybody? Darren?

-Skunk?

-Is a skunk! Absolutely right.

At the end of that around, No Tribe, you scored two points,

which means, with seven points, our winning tribe, it's the Yes Tribe.

Take your places in the centre.

No Tribe, sunk by a skunk, I'm afraid.

Two of you will be making it to the next round

but you are the losing tribe, so one of you will be leaving us.

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

Very best of luck to you all.

The politician who in 1987 became the first black woman

to be elected to the UK house of... Andy.

-Diane Abbott.

-The UK House of Commons is Diane who?

Diane Abbott is the correct answer.

Andy, you're through to the next round.

Clara and Mike. 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.

Of the traditional seven wonders of the ancient world,

the only one that still exists today

in a recognisable form is in which...

Mike?

Egypt.

..is in which modern-day country? Egypt is the correct answer, Mike,

you are through to the next round. Very well played.

Clara, I'm so sorry.

Are you going to be OK getting out of the studio, is my only worry.

-I'll try my best.

-Clara, thank you so much for playing.

It's been lovely getting to know you.

For our remaining five players, however,

it's time to find our next two tribes.

Well done to the five of you.

Alex, you've been on both winning tribes so far.

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I know. I'm as shocked as you, Alex, believe me!

Er, in that last round, the Yes Tribe, you scored seven points.

Five of those points were scored by Darren.

Very, very impressive.

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 prefer winter to summer."

-Alex, been on two winning tribes so far, what tribe are you on?

-No.

-You're on the No Tribe.

-No!

-You're on the No Tribe, a summer fan.

Well, the No Tribe is...

Mike...

Alex and Karl.

Which means our Yes Tribe is Andy and Darren.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, "I prefer winter to summer." What tribe are you on at home?

I will start with our summer lovers. Karl.

Karl, table tennis doesn't really have a season, does it?

No, we can play all year round, it's indoors,

so it's nice to get outside in the summer.

-Alex, you're more of a summer fan than a winter fan.

-I love summer.

-Like the outdoors.

-Yes.

-Don't like the cold.

-No.

ALEX LAUGHS

Are you one of those people who gets slightly down

when the winter months draw in?

-Yeah, yeah, definitely get, like, SAD.

-Do you?

-Seasonal affective disorder.

-That's me.

Mike, are you the same?

Er, yes, definitely. I spend so much time on public transport,

it's not good in the winter.

It is not good in the winter, I'll give you that.

Much better in the summer.

Absolutely right, so, Yes Tribe. Andy, you like the winter?

-You've got to love the snow.

-I like snow.

-Exactly.

-And we don't get any, but I do like it when we do.

-Exactly.

It's the prospect, it's every day thinking,

"I wonder if it's going to snow tomorrow."

It's the excitement of those few flakes.

Darren, you're a fan of the winter.

Yeah, I like layering up, I don't like too much flesh on display.

-LAUGHTER

-Not me own flesh anyway!

No Tribe, we'll start with you, 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 in this round will be through to our Final Four.

Very best of luck to you all.

Start the clock.

Mike, Halloween is celebrated annually on the 31st of which month?

-October.

-Alex, in the 1990s, Live Forever, Wonderwall

and Some Might Say were UK hit singles for which British band?

-Don't know.

-Karl?

-Oasis.

-Mike, which grain is the principal ingredient

of the Spanish dish paella?

-Rice.

-Alex, the star of Gone With The Wind,

who was known as the King of Hollywood, was Clark who?

-Gable.

-Karl, which two-word phrase is generally used

for goods sold without tax, typically at airports?

-Tax free.

-Incorrect. Mike?

Duty free.

Alex, which star of The Office wrote the children's book Flanimals?

-Don't know.

-Karl?

-Ricky Gervais.

-Mike, Castries and Nassau are capital cities

of countries in which sea of the Atlantic?

Er...

-Pass.

-Alex.

-Red Sea?

-Karl?

-Indian Sea?

-Incorrect, they are both capitals

of countries in the Caribbean, talking of summer.

No Tribe, you scored six points.

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So, Yes Tribe, Andy and Darren, our winter lovers,

seven points will see you into the Final Four.

Very best of luck, start the clock.

Andy, in the UK,

which sauce is traditionally served as an accompaniment to roast lamb?

-Er, mint sauce.

-Darren, often known by the first name Ted,

who was Prime Minister of the UK from 1970-74?

-Edward Heath.

-Andy, which word can refer to a type of biscuit

or an item of data sent from a web server?

Ohh...

-Pass.

-Darren.

-Cookie.

-Andy, the song Circle Of Life plays

at the beginning of which 1994 Disney film?

-Lion King.

-Darren, John Moores University is located

in which city in the Northwest of England?

-Liverpool.

-Andy, Dress To Kill, Sexie and Stripped are all titles

of stand-up shows by which cross-dressing British comedian?

-Eddie Izzard.

-Darren, to win, in dogs,

a "chug" is a cross between a pug and which other breed of dog?

-Chow.

-Incorrect. Andy.

-Chihuahua.

-Correct answer, and with seven points, Yes Tribe,

you are through to the Final Four!

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Strong performance there from the Yes Tribe, I'm afraid, No Tribe.

One of you will be leaving us.

You're playing for survival. Fingers on buzzers.

How many days are there in two fortnights?

-BUZZ

-Karl?

28.

Correct answer, Karl, you're through to the Final Four.

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Mike, Alex...

ALEX LAUGHS

..who's barely stopped laughing

from the start of the show to now, very best of luck.

One of you will be leaving us,

one of you going through, it all comes down to this question.

What is the surname of the film director and producer brothers

whose films include Fargo, The Big Lebowski and True...?

-BUZZ

-Alex?

Wowoski?

It's not, I'm afraid, it is the Coen Brothers, Alex,

which means, Mike, you are through to our Final Four.

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Alex!

ALEX CHUCKLES Hello.

I'm so, so sorry! We're going to miss your laugh.

-OK.

-Thank you so much for playing, been a pleasure getting to know you.

For our Final Four, however, it's time to find two brand new tribes.

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So, our Final Four. As you know, this is where things change.

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

and the winning tribe at the end of this round will be going

through to play in our Final and the chance to win that £3,000 jackpot.

The losing tribe will be going home immediately.

Let's find out how we're going to split you.

Before the show we asked you the following...

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

Our Yes Tribe is Andy...

and Karl.

Our No Tribe is Darren and Mike. Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, Yes Tribe, Andy, you're argumentative?

I can be. Who's asking?

He's trouble. Darren, you know trouble when you see trouble, right?

This guy is trouble. But you often... You argue a lot?

Well, I tend to be right most of the time,

so, yeah, it's a natural consequence of being right.

Oh, I love people who say they tend to be right most of the time -

it's such a sure indication of someone

who's wrong most of the time, isn't it? Absolutely certain.

No Tribe. Mike, you don't like arguments?

No, I think I'm just too lazy.

It's too much effort.

Being lazy's a very good way of avoiding arguments.

Just go, "Yeah, you're probably right. You're probably right."

Now, this round is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to five points will be playing in today's Final,

for a chance of winning that £3,000 jackpot.

Argumentative Tribe, Non-Argumentative Tribe,

good luck, everyone, here's your first question.

Which children's cartoon show centred around four babies

-named Tommy, Chuckie...?

-BUZZ

Darren?

-Rugrats.

-..Phil and Lil -

Rugrats is the correct answer, Darren.

Well played, 1-0 to the No Tribe.

Which ingredient is used in both Devils On Horseback

and Angels On Horseback to wrap either prunes or...?

-BUZZ

-Darren?

-Sausages.

-Incorrect, I'm afraid.

I can pass it over to the Yes Tribe, you can confer.

Which ingredient is used in both Devils On Horseback

and Angels On Horseback to wrap either prunes or oysters

before being grilled?

-Bacon.

-Bacon is the correct answer, well played, Yes Tribe.

One point each. First performed by Michael Ball,

the song Love Changes Everything is from which...?

-BUZZ

-Darren?

Aspects of Love.

From which Andrew Lloyd Webber musical,

Aspects of Love is the correct answer, Darren, well played.

2-1. First to five plays in today's final.

The plant Gypsophila is commonly known as "baby's what?"

-BUZZ

-Darren?

-Breath.

-Is the correct answer. Very well played.

Felicity Jones plays the real-life Jane Hawking in which 2014 film?

-BUZZ

-Darren.

The Theory Of Everything.

Correct answer, Darren.

Four points now to the No Tribe. Yes Tribe, a comeback is required.

Very, very best of luck. Could all come down to this.

A pair of red lips with a tongue sticking out

designed by John Pasche is the...?

-BUZZ

-Andy.

Rolling Stones?

Is the logo of which rock group, it is the Rolling Stones.

Well played. Two points to the Yes Tribe, four to the No Tribe.

As of the start of 2015,

23.12 metres and 22.63 metres

are the respective men's and women's world records in...?

-BUZZ

-Karl.

Triple jump.

Incorrect, I'm afraid. I'll have to pass it over to the No Tribe.

As of the start of 2015, 23.12 metres

and 22.63 metres are the respective men's

and women's world records in which athletics throwing event?

THEY WHISPER

Shot putt.

It is the shot putt, and it means 5-2, No Tribe,

you're in today's Final.

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Very, very well played, No Tribe. Terrific stuff.

Yes Tribe, you had to buzz in on that one and, er, triple jump,

it must have been the first thing to come to mind. It's so difficult.

Andy, thank you so much for playing, have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Been fantastic, thank you.

-Been lovely getting to know you.

-Karl, have you had fun?

-Yeah, had a great day.

-Excellent.

Anyone who wants table tennis coaching, this is your man.

But for Darren and Mike, it's time to play the Two Tribes Final.

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Darren and Mike, congratulations on making it to the Final.

-Mike, you were preserving your energies.

-I was, yeah.

Very impressive, letting Darren just blow himself out there.

I know exactly what you were doing.

Now, that was the first time you'd been on

the same tribe, that last round.

Ironically, the only thing you agree on is that you're not argumentative.

Everything else you disagreed on.

We've now split you into your very own tribes, it's Darren versus Mike.

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

and you need to protect that clock.

Only the first question will be on the buzzer.

If you get it right, your opponent's clock will start ticking down.

It'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, and if you do that, you'll be playing for our £3,000 jackpot.

Very best of luck to you both.

Darren, Mike, let's play today's Two Tribes Final.

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So, just this first question on the buzzer.

The US air force facility known as Area 51 is in which state?

-BUZZ

-Mike.

-Nevada?

-Is the correct answer.

As soon as I start the next question, Darren,

your clock will start ticking.

In Indian cuisine, the word "aloo" on a menu indicates that

a dish contains which ingredient?

-Spinach.

-It's potatoes. Which name precedes Azalea

and Pop in the stage names of two musicians with UK Top 40 hits?

-Pink.

-It's Iggy.

In 2014, Samantha Cristoforetti became the first female astronaut

from which European country?

-Italy.

-Mike, which singer was portrayed by Jamie Foxx

in the 2004 film Ray?

-Pass.

-It was Ray Charles. During the Wimbledon Tennis Championships,

-what type of surface is played on at Centre Court?

-Grass.

Darren, the novel For Whom The Bell Tolls was

written by the Nobel Prize-winning author called Ernest what?

Hemingway.

Mike, what is 999 divided by 9?

-100?

-It's 111.

Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)

was a 1983 UK number one single for which male singer?

-Pass.

-Paul Young.

Which comic actor plays the title character

in the 2004 film Shaun of the Dead?

-Simon Pegg?

-Darren, Pattaya, Phuket

and Koh Samui are resorts in which Asian country?

-Thailand.

-Mike, in the title of a 1960s song by Peter, Paul and Mary,

what was the name of the Magic Dragon?

-Puff.

-Darren, in rugby league, which team beat Wigan Warriors

to become the 2014 Super League Champions?

-St Helens.

-Mike, the design of which modern-day aircraft

is closely related to Leonardo Da Vinci's aerial screw?

-Helicopter.

-Darren, which former presenter of Family Fortunes

married Amanda Holden in 1995?

-Les Dennis.

-Mike, which Christian feast day

is also known as Mardi Gras? It was Shrove Tuesday.

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

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Well played, Darren. Terrific stuff, terrific stuff.

Mike, you put up a fight there.

-So close.

-That was very, very close. Mike, very well played throughout.

Been great fun getting to know you. Thank you for joining us today.

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

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Darren, congratulations.

Eight seconds left on the clock there. Cut it fine,

but you've been brilliant throughout the entire show,

terrific performance.

You now have the opportunity to win some money.

We haven't had a jackpot winner for a couple of shows

so it currently stands at £3,000. One question for £3,000.

Let's take a look at your two categories.

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

I think Royalty can be a bit vast. Um, so, TV Talent Shows.

TV Talent Shows for Darren.

OK, let's take a look at your final question.

Here are your four answers.

OK, you have to put all four of those into their correct tribes

and, if you do that, you will win £3,000.

There could be four in one and none in another, could be

three and one, could be two and two, however you want to split them.

-Are you ready to play?

-Yes.

-Let's play.

-D'you watch Strictly?

-I do, on occasion.

Um, I haven't watched it that much recently.

I know Claudia's taken over from Bruce,

and as far as I'm aware, I don't think she's ever appeared in it.

I think she's only presented it.

So, I would say Claudia Winkleman would be a No.

OK, we'll put Claudia Winkleman in the No Tribe.

Paul Daniels...

I'm ashamed to say it, I think I remember him

being in it from a few years ago.

-Shall we put Paul Daniels in the Yes Tribe?

-Yes, please.

OK, Paul Daniels goes into the Yes Tribe.

Lorraine Kelly and John Barnes, they're not often paired together.

Um... DARREN CHUCKLES

No, um, that'd be some pairing, I suppose.

I have a feeling I've seen John Barnes in it, but if I had to guess,

which I am doing, for John Barnes, I would say, put him in the Yes.

OK, let's put John Barnes in the Yes Tribe.

Now, Lorraine Kelly, I honestly don't know.

I mean, it's the sort of thing, you know, presenters such as her

have been on, but I can't say for certain that she's been on it.

So I would say no, so I'll put her in the No pile.

Put Lorraine Kelly on the No Tribe.

Take another look at that and let me know if you want me to lock them in.

It's the John Barnes and Lorraine Kelly ones I'm really unsure of,

the other two I think are definite, so I'd like you to lock them in.

Let's lock them in.

£3,000, Darren, if you've got all four of these

in their correct tribes.

First answer you gave was Claudia Winkleman,

who you put on the No Tribe. Let's see if you were right to do that.

"I've competed in Strictly Come Dancing."

Claudia Winkleman, are you on the No Tribe?

Absolutely, Darren, well done. First one down.

Presents it but has never appeared on it.

Next answer you gave was Paul Daniels,

who you put in the Yes Tribe. Let's see if you were right.

"I've competed in Strictly Come Dancing."

Paul Daniels, are you on the Yes Tribe?

Yeah, 2010, partnered Ola Jordan, Darren.

-That's probably why I remember him.

-Yeah, exactly. Very well done.

Now, these two you're not sure of.

You got two right, you need to get the next two right as well

to win £3,000. John Barnes...

In a vague memory somewhere that he'd been on,

let's see how trustworthy that memory was. John Barnes.

"I've competed in Strictly Come Dancing."

John Barnes, are you on the Yes Tribe?

2007, he was on.

A while back, John Barnes, so you've got three out of four, Darren.

It all comes down, as so often in life, to Lorraine Kelly.

You don't remember her being on the show, so here's the moment of truth.

"I've competed in Strictly Come Dancing."

Lorraine Kelly, for £3,000, are you on the No Tribe?

She certainly is, Darren. Very, very well played!

£3,000. £3,000. Richly deserved as well.

Darren, congratulations, what a performance.

What d'you think you might spend that £3,000 on?

I fancy getting a new bike

-and maybe going to see the Tour de France next year.

-Oh, lovely.

Well, enjoy that with our very best wishes, Darren.

Thank you so much for joining us,

and we hope you'll join us next time, where seven brand-new

contestants will be trying to do exactly what Darren just did.

We'll see you then on Two Tribes.

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