Episode 32 Two Tribes

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

the quiz show where you never know whose side you're going to be on.

We've got seven brand-new contestants all ready to play - so let's meet them.

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Hello, I'm Clarissa.

I'm a semi-retired counsellor from County Antrim, Northern Ireland.

Hi, I'm April. I'm a media and communications student from Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire.

Hi. I'm Justin, I'm a messaging analyst from Birmingham.

Hi. I'm James, I'm a mathematics student from Nottingham.

Hi, I'm Tony. I'm a taxi driver from Chingford, London.

Hi, I'm Dan. I'm a business development executive from Pontefract, West Yorkshire.

Hi. I'm Sue, I'm a retired civil servant from Sheffield.

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Welcome, all seven of you.

Before the show you completed our in-depth survey

answering hundreds of questions all about yourself, there's a few of them.

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

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

Each tribe will than 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 might be walking away with today's £1,000 jackpot.

Very best of luck to everybody -

let's split you into your first two tribes.

Before the show we asked you the following...

I like watching subtitled films.

Let's find out who said yes and who said no -

our Yes Tribe is...

Clarissa, April and Justin.

And our No Tribe is James, Tony, Dan and Sue.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So... I like watching subtitled films.

No Tribe...

-James, not a foreign film fan?

-No -

I don't mind foreign films, but watching the subtitles

and reading them off the bottom, you miss out all the action.

Dan. You're missing a world of great films

if you don't watch subtitled films.

A lot of the time unless it's something that really grabs me

I don't pay 100% attention anyway.

So I just play on my phone or a video game

and it's on in the background, so...

Sue. No subtitled films for you?

No. I find it quite off-putting.

Do you like films at all? Do you like going to the cinema?

Yes, I like films. But I'm not over-keen on the subtitles,

I do find it distracting, actually, from the main film.

Let's chat to our three fans of foreign cinema.

-Clarissa. Doesn't worry you?

-No -

I used to watch quite a lot of French films, stuff like that,

when I was younger. I don't see many films at all now.

But I find it easier to understand when I'm reading the subtitles.

April, you like foreign films?

I think it creates a really good connection with the film,

cos if you're reading the subtitles you can't be distracted.

-So you...

-You've got to be paying 100% attention.

You're 100% in the film.

I think a lot of my favourite films are subtitled films

because of that, cos I have a really short attention span.

No Tribe, 60 seconds' worth of questions.

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

if all four of you get the same question wrong your time will end immediately.

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

James, which number in English is pronounced

the same way as the German word for "no"?

Nine.

Tony, a golden theatrical mask

is the emblem of which major awards ceremony?

Is it the Oscars?

-Incorrect. Dan.

-The Academy Awards.

-Incorrect. Sue?

-BAFTAs.

James, Baja California is a state in which Latin American country?

Chile.

-Incorrect. Tony.

-Mexico.

Dan, which animal appears on the logo of Olympic Team GB?

A lion.

Sue, which musician presents

the annual New Year's Eve TV programme Hootenanny?

Jools Holland.

James, spelunking is the practice or hobby of exploring what?

-No idea, pass.

-Tony.

-No, I've no idea.

-Dan.

Valleys.

-Sue, to save your tribe.

-Caves.

At the beginning of a standard chess game, how many

-pawns are there in total on the board?

-16.

Tony, known for his "action painting",

which Wyoming-born artist was nicknamed Jack the Dripper?

-No. No idea.

-Dan...

The answer to that was Jackson Pollock,

and largely thanks to Sue there, No Tribe, you scored 7 points.

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How gutted were you there when Sue saved the tribe? Very well played, Sue.

So, Yes Tribe,

that means eight points will see you into the next round.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Clarissa, focaccia is an Italian variety of which common foodstuff?

Bread.

April, a famous painting of a dog listening to a gramophone

is known as His Master's what?

Pass.

-Justin.

-Voice.

Clarissa, in the film Back To The Future,

Marty McFly time-travels from 1985

to which decade of the 20th century?

Pass.

-April.

-2015.

Incorrect. Justin.

In the film Back To The Future Marty McFly time-travels from 1985

to which decade of the 20th century?

1950s.

Clarissa, RUN USA is an anagram

of a name of which planet in our solar system?

Uranus.

April, in 2005

which Welsh band had a UK number one single with Dakota?

Pass.

-Justin.

-Pass.

Clarissa, to save your tribe.

Sorry. I've no idea.

The answer was Stereophonics.

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe,

you scored 4 points, which means with 7 points,

No Tribe, you are through to the next round.

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So, Yes Tribe, you are the losing tribe so we have to lose one of you,

you're playing for survival.

Two of you will be going through but one of you will be leaving us.

Very best of luck to you all, fingers on buzzers.

Derived from the Italian for "middle", what name is given to a balcony

typically found between the ground and first floor of a building?

-April.

-Mezzanine.

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

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Clarissa and Justin, one of you is leaving us,

one of you going through to the next round.

And it all comes down to this.

In which 1986 film do Richard E Grant and Paul McGann play...

-Justin.

-Withnail And I.

..out of work actors who leave London for a holiday at Uncle Monty's?

Withnail And I is the correct answer -

Justin, you're through to the next round.

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Oh, Clarissa! Someone has to leave first.

That's just what I didn't want to do.

No, I know, it's awful, I am so sorry.

-It's been lovely having you along - I hope you've enjoyed your day with us?

-I have.

For our remaining six contestants, it's time to find two brand-new tribes.

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Congratulations to the six of you.

Particular congratulations to Sue,

you got all of your questions right in that round,

saved your tribe rather spectacularly at one point.

April - all of your questions wrong in that round.

We're going to split into two brand-new tribes now. Before the show we asked you the following...

-I'm a daydreamer. Sue, what tribe are you on here?

-Yes Tribe.

The Yes Tribe. Let's find out who's going to be joining you on that tribe -

the Yes Tribe is Sue, April and Tony.

Which means our No Tribe is Justin, James and Dan.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So I'm a daydreamer - what tribe are you on? I think I would be on the Yes Tribe here,

I'm away with the fairies for a lot of the time.

-Tony, you're a cabbie...

-Yeah.

Do you like it when people get in and talk to you?

No, yeah. They don't get a word in with me, they just listen.

Tony, you surprise me.

LAUGHTER

So our No Tribe...

-Now, James, you're a mathematics student.

-Yeah.

No time for daydreaming there.

No, lots of focused thinking. No time for daydreaming at all.

And Dan...

You don't like to daydream?

No, not really. Well...

-You look at your phone or play a game instead?

-Pretty much, I'm too busy doing other things...

If your answer to every single question is going to be

"No, because I like to play on my phone or play video games..."

There's some people that wouldn't surprise, I'll be honest.

We're going to start with our Yes Tribe. 60 seconds of questions -

if you get one wrong we'll pass it down the line,

if all three of you get the same question wrong your time will end.

The winning tribe will be through to the next round. Very best of luck. Start the clock.

April, the title of an 1864 novel by Jules Verne

is usually translated as Journey To The Centre Of what?

The Earth.

Tony, which British musician

married Trudie Styler in 1992?

Sting.

Sue, what name is given to the receptacle in a church

that holds water and over which people are baptised?

Font.

April, what is the first name

of the Agatha Christie detective, Poirot?

George.

-Incorrect. Tony.

-Hercule.

Sue, the term "mod cons" is an informal shortening

of "modern" and which other word?

Convenience.

April, Canadian-born James Naismith

invented which sport in 1891?

Water polo.

Incorrect. Tony.

Erm...

No, I don't know.

Sue, to save your tribe.

Lacrosse.

It wasn't lacrosse -

James Naismith invented basketball.

5 points to the Yes Tribe...

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So No Tribe, 6 points.

Very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Justin, the 1998 single When You're Gone

was a duet between Bryan Adams and which former Spice Girl?

Mel B.

-Incorrect. James.

-Mel C.

Dan, Kuala Lumpur is the capital of which southeast Asian country?

Malaysia.

Justin, which starchy foodstuff is the main ingredient

in a hash brown?

Potato.

James, what colour comes before "grass"

in the name of a type of quick-tempo country music?

Blue.

Dan, the Muggle-Wumps

are the pet monkeys belonging to which unpleasant couple

created by Roald Dahl?

-Pass.

-Justin.

Could you repeat the question?

The Muggle-Wumps are the monkeys belonging to which couple

-created by Roald Dahl?

-Don't know.

-James, to save your tribe.

Can you repeat the question, please?

The Muggle-Wumps are the pet monkeys belonging to which unpleasant couple

created by Roald Dahl?

No, I don't know.

The answer is...

The Twits.

-Mr and Mrs Twit.

-I was going to say that.

You were going to say that, Dan? Should have done!

-LAUGHTER

-That's honestly my advice to all of you -

If you know the answer, just say it.

I promise you I'd give you the point. It does mean

that you've scored 4 points.

So, with 5 points, our Yes Tribe, well played,

you're going through to the next round.

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Justin, James...

Dan, who knew the answer.

I'm afraid you ARE the losing tribe, means we have to lose one of you.

Two of you will be going through to next round,

one of you will be leaving us -

you're playing for survival so fingers on buzzers.

What word is generally used for the coding system

in which a series of ones and zeros...

-Dan.

-Binary.

..represent characters in a computer?

Binary is the correct answer - Dan, you're through to the next round.

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Justin and James...

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

one of you will be leaving us.

All comes down to this question, best of luck.

After the abdication of Albert II in 2013,

his son Philip succeeded him as the king of which country?

-Justin.

-Spain.

It's Belgium, I'm afraid, Justin,

and that means James, you're through to the next round.

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Justin!

-It was worth a guess.

-It was worth a guess, it's brave to buzz in.

-Been a pleasure to get to know you, Justin.

-Thank you.

-Thank you so much for coming and playing.

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

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Well done to the five of you. Not the highest scoring show we've ever had, but very well played anyway.

Tony and Sue - been on both winning tribes so far.

Let's find out how we're going to split you this time. Before the show we asked you the following...

-I moisturise!

-LAUGHTER

I moisturise.

Finally, we ask the big question.

Tony, you've been on both winning tribes so far -

what tribe are you on here?

-Erm, I'm on the Yes Tribe.

-You're on the Yes Tribe?

-Yep.

Well, let's find out what our tribes are. The Yes Tribe...

Oh, it's a superstar tribe, it's Tony and Sue!

Which means our No Tribe is April, James and Dan.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, I moisturise. What tribe are you on at home?

Yes Tribe... Tony.

Comes a stage, I think, in every man's life,

where he has to admit he has to moisturise.

-When did that happen to you?

-I don't know, I just... I'm not a NATURAL beauty, I need help.

LAUGHTER

Tony, I won't have that, you're a very, very handsome man.

-You're not bad yourself.

-That's very kind.

LAUGHTER

You have a skincare regime?

No, it's just that, it just sort of fills in the gaps and that.

Just moisturise.

You use it like Polyfilla,

-essentially.

-LAUGHTER

Sue, have you always moisturised?

Yes. For as long as I can remember.

Well, it seems to be working,

-I must say.

-Thank you. I'm really 84.

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Now, our No Tribe.

April...

April. You don't moisturise.

-No...

-You're too young to moisturise.

People always tell me if you moisturise, you have good skin

when you're like, 50, but that's ages away for me so I don't care. Not even thinking about it.

That's the spirit, April.

LAUGHTER

Almost every single viewer at home going, "Oh, I'm not sure about April now. Are you sure about April?"

And Dan, are you too busy

playing on your phone and playing video games to moisturise?

I'm a 28 year-old lad from a small mining town in West Yorkshire,

-I'm not allowed to moisturise.

-LAUGHTER

You are quite... I believe there are by-laws.

No Tribe, we will start with you, our non-moisturisers.

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

if all three of you get the same question wrong your time ends immediately.

The winning tribe in this round will be going through to our final four. A very good round to win, this one.

Best of luck, everybody. Start the clock.

April, what name derived from the French word for "crust"

is given to small pieces of fried or toasted bread served in soups?

Crouton.

James, siblings Kylie, Kendall and Kim

are some of the stars from the TV series Keeping Up With The who?

Kardashians.

Dan, in rugby league a try is worth how many points?

Six.

Incorrect. April.

Eight.

James, to save your tribe.

Five.

The entire north of England goes crazy. It's four.

Dan, you knew that, didn't you?

There is no way you're going back to that small mining community now.

LAUGHTER

You might as well move in with Tony in Chingford, start moisturising...

-cos you need a pretty good disguise for getting that wrong.

-Wow.

I live within five minutes' drive of about six rugby league teams.

Oh, no! I...

I feel genuinely gutted for Dan.

So No Tribe, at the end of that round, you scored 2 points.

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The applause you're hearing there, Dan, is the applause of shame.

LAUGHTER

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

-with your silky skin.

-LAUGHTER

Very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Tony, what is the usual minimum age

at which a person can legally learn to drive a car on public UK roads?

16.

Incorrect. Sue.

17.

Tony, Diego Maradona and which Brazilian footballer

were both named as Fifa's Player of the Century in 2000?

Pele.

Sue, to win. Marie Curie won Nobel Prizes

in chemistry and which other field?

Physics.

With 3 points, Yes Tribe,

you're through to our final four!

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April, James, Dan...

Dan, making a habit of knowing the answers to things -

-giving the incorrect one.

-Mm.

Do you sometimes think you spend too much time on your phone and your video games, Dan?

I'm usually checking rugby league scores.

LAUGHTER

Oh, Dan...

No Tribe, you are the losing tribe. I'm afraid that means we have to lose one of you.

So hands on buzzers, you're playing for survival.

If a playing die has four spots on one face,

how many spots will be on the opposite face?

-James.

-Three.

-Is the correct answer. James, you are through to our next round.

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April, Dan -

it all comes down to this. One of you will be in our final four, one will be leaving us.

Fingers on buzzers.

In which arcade game, launched in 1980,

is the object to guide a yellow character through a...

-Dan.

-Pac-Man.

..through a maze while avoiding ghosts?

Pac-Man is the correct answer - Dan, you're through to our final four!

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Thing about Dan, he plays a lot of video games - doesn't like rugby league.

LAUGHTER

I knew the answer to that, but I just couldn't press my buzzer.

-Oh, you should have pressed your buzzer!

-I know.

April, thank you so much for playing.

Thank you. APPLAUSE

For everybody else, though, for our final four, let's find our next two tribes.

LAUGHTER

Congratulations to our final four.

Tony and Sue, you've been on every single winning tribe so far.

Wasn't quite so difficult in that last round.

The final four is where things change -

it's always two against two, it's always on the buzzers

and at the end of this round two of you will be going through to our final,

the other two will be going home immediately.

Let's find out what our tribes are going to be - we asked you the following...

I speak before I think.

LAUGHTER

Tony, they're only laughing cos you're a cabbie - you know that, don't you?

Sue. Every single winning tribe so far, what tribe are you on this time?

Er...No.

You're on the No Tribe.

Let's find out what the No Tribe is.

The No Tribe is Sue,

and James.

So our Yes Tribe is Tony and Dan -

I think we spotted that with both of you already.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So I speak before I think. What tribe are you on at home?

Tony. You speak before you think? You do that professionally, really.

I don't know, I just... I don't think at all. It's not even a second.

I don't even think. Just carry on.

I've got Dan in the west wing now, I'm in big trouble, aren't I?

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Dan - is this show working out the way you thought it was going to work out?

-Yeah.

-LAUGHTER

No Tribe. Far more considered. James...

you like to think before you speak?

Erm... Yeah.

-Yeah, very good.

-LAUGHTER

That's timing. Are you like that, Sue?

Erm...

It's my years of training as a civil servant's made me...

What sort of civil servant were you, Sue?

Er...a pretty good one.

LAUGHTER

That means a SECRET civil servant. You know that, don't you?

That means a spy. That's what that means.

LAUGHTER

Sue and James, Tony and Dan, very, very best of luck.

This round is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to get five questions correct

will go through to today's final. For the losing tribe, it is game over.

When he became President of South Africa in 1994...

-Dan.

-Nelson Mandela.

Incorrect. I'll give that whole question to the No Tribe.

When he became President of South Africa in 1994,

Nelson Mandela

was the leader of which political party?

ANC.

1-0 to our No Tribe.

Which London-born snooker player

has reached the final of the World Championship...

-Tony.

-Jimmy White.

..six times, but lost on every occasion?

Very well played, Tony.

One point each.

Which species of shark that inhabits fresh

and salt water shares its name with a common term for adult male cattle?

-Tony.

-The bull shark.

Well played, Tony.

2-1 to the Yes Tribe.

In the 2014 drama series Happy Valley,

which actress played police sergeant Catherine...

-Sue.

-Sarah Lancashire.

..police sergeant Catherine Cawood? Well played, Sue.

It is 2-2.

In total, how many coloured squares are there on a Rubik's Cube?

-Dan.

-Er...

TIME'S UP NOISE

Going to pass it over to the No Tribe...

-(54.)

-Yep.

54.

Absolutely.

Mathematician.

Yes Tribe, 2 points, No Tribe, 3 points -

first to five is in the final.

One of Germany's top fighter pilots during World War I...

-James.

-Manfred von Richthofen.

I will complete the question for the Yes Tribe.

One of Germany's top fighter pilots during World War I,

Manfred von Richthofen,

is commonly known by which English nickname?

-It's the Red Baron.

-Well played. That's 3 points each.

The term "mocha" refers to both a fine-quality coffee bean

and to a milky coffee with what added ingredient?

Tony.

Is it chocolate?

Very well played.

So Yes Tribe, you have 4 points. No Tribe, you have 3 points.

Yes Tribe, you are one correct answer away from that final.

No Tribe, two answers away.

According to the title of the Samuel Beckett play,

Vladimir and Estragon...

-James.

-Godot.

..are waiting for who?

Well played, James.

So... It's 4-4.

It all comes down to this one question -

Tony and Dan, James and Sue, very best of luck to you all.

Which TV presenter and hypnotist

has written books called Change Your Life In Seven Days...

-Dan.

-Derren Brown.

-Oh, no!

-Incorrect, I'll pass that over to the No Tribe.

..and I Can Make You Thin?

-(It's Paul McKenna.)

-Yeah. Paul McKenna.

Our winning tribe, it's the No Tribe! 5 points to 4.

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That really was back and forth, that game, wasn't it?

I had no idea who was going to win. Very well played, No Tribe.

Yes Tribe... Dan!

I started saying Paul McKenna and then stopped and said Derren Brown.

Oh, Dan. It has been a genuine pleasure having you on the show.

Tony! We lose you as well.

I still look good, don't I?

-For 90...you look amazing, I have to say.

-LAUGHTER

Tony and Dan, thank you so much for playing, you've been great fun, both of you.

But for James and Sue, it's time to play today's Two Tribes final.

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James and Sue... Congratulations, what a final four that was.

We've now split you into your very own tribes. It's James against Sue.

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

and your job is to protect that clock.

The first question will be on the buzzer -

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

It'll keep ticking down until they get a question right, then yours will start ticking down.

Your challenge is to force your opponent's clock all the way down to zero.

If you do that, you'll be playing for £1,000.

So, James, Sue, very best of luck -

let's play today's Two Tribes final.

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So, just this first question on the buzzer.

Which woodwind instrument is sometimes known informally

as a liquorice stick?

-James.

-Piccolo?

It's the clarinet, which means the next question will go to you.

As soon as I start answering it, your clock will start ticking down.

James, the Liberal Democrat party

is usually represented by which primary colour?

Yellow.

Sue, which TV sitcom starred Reg Varney as Stan Butler

and Stephen Lewis as Blakey?

On The Buses.

James, the medical term CPR stands for cardiopulmonary what?

Resuscitation.

Sue, what is the official language of Senegal and Cote d'Ivoire?

French.

James, in the classic animated children's television series,

what type of animals were Pinky and Perky?

Pigs.

Sue, who served as the BBC's Royal Correspondent between 1989 and 2003?

Nicholas Witchell?

It was Jennie Bond.

Sue, in 1999, which motorway linking London to Heathrow

had one of its lanes changed to a bus lane?

M4.

James, Bette Midler's Grammy award-winning Wind Beneath My Wings

is on the soundtrack to which film?

Beaches.

Sue, in which year did Queen Elizabeth II

celebrate her Golden Jubilee?

2003.

2002.

Sue, during a race, if you overtook the person in third place,

what position would YOU be in?

Second.

Third, I'm afraid.

Sue, which 1974 Mel Brooks comedy Western

features a famous scene

where cowboys eat beans around a campfire?

Blazing Saddles.

James, established in 2009,

the highest court in the United Kingdom is known by what name?

Supreme Court.

Sue, molasses is a by-product of the refining of which raw food product?

It was sugar. With 22 seconds left, our winner today is James.

APPLAUSE Can't believe it.

Very well played, James. Very nicely played. 22 seconds left.

-Sue. It's been a terrific show.

-Thank you.

-Have you enjoyed yourself?

-Yes, it's been great.

We've enjoyed having you here.

But for James, let's play for today's jackpot.

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James, you're today's winner. Been slightly chaotic, today's show, hasn't it?

-Yeah, a bit up and down.

-Hasn't it just?

You have the opportunity to win our jackpot of £1,000.

Here are your two categories -

you can choose between UK Geography or Astrology.

It's going to have to be Astrology.

Astrology. I thought you were going to say UK Geography, but Astrology it is.

Let's take a look at what your final question is.

-OK.

-Those are your two tribes -

here are your four answers.

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

if you do that, you win £1,000.

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

-it can be three in one or it can be two and two.

-OK.

So two tribes, four answers, £1,000 -

any of those obvious to you, James?

Erm, I'm pretty sure the Ox definitely is one...

OK, that's put Ox into the Yes Tribe.

I'm not sure about Dragon and Horse, and I'm totally unsure about Snake.

I feel like Snake ISN'T one.

So shall we put Snake in No for now?

-Can I move it later?

-Yeah, of course you can.

Put that in No...

Dragon's just got to be, hasn't it? Put Dragon in Yes.

Let's put Dragon in Yes.

-Then Horse...

-Pretty sure...

Got a feeling Horse is.

Well, let's put Horse in Yes for now

and why don't you take a look at the two tribes...?

I'm still not happy with Snake.

But I don't know if I know anyone who's a Snake.

-That's good(!)

-LAUGHTER

It doesn't sound right.

You want to lock them in?

-I'm going to lock them like that?

-OK, let's lock them in.

So, James, there are your two tribes. Do you agree at home,

you got them in the same tribes as James?

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

First answer you gave us was Ox, which you put in the Yes Tribe,

you were fairly sure about it. Let's see if you were right to be sure...

I'm a year of the Chinese lunar calendar -

Ox, are you in the Yes Tribe?

-Absolutely, James, one out of four.

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-Nerve-racking, isn't it?

-Yeah.

The next one you gave us was Snake,

which you put in the No Tribe. Which you've since worried about.

Let's see if you were right to worry.

So...

I'm a year of the Chinese lunar calendar -

Snake, are you in the No Tribe?

Oh! There IS a Year of the Snake, James, I'm so sorry.

Oh, well.

Let's take a look at the other two answers, see what tribes they're in.

Everything was in the Yes Tribe.

Well done if you got that at home.

-You had a feeling about Snake, didn't you?

-Didn't know either way.

Oh... James, been a terrific show.

-You've been a very big part of it, thank you so much for playing Two Tribes.

-OK.

-Much appreciated.

Join us next time with seven brand-new contestants -

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