Episode 33 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 players, all ready to play. Let's meet them.

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Hi, I'm Gemma. I'm a bar manager from Southampton.

Hi, I'm Carrie. I'm a retired visitor services manager

and I live in Grasmere, Cumbria.

Hi, I'm Arun, I study health, fitness and exercise at college

and I'm from Glasgow.

Hello, I'm Sue, I'm a childminder from Teddington in Middlesex.

Hi, I'm Roland, I'm a retired heating engineer

from Draycott in Derbyshire.

Hi, I'm Tony. I'm a machine operator from Huntingdon in Cambridgeshire.

Hi, I'm Alexa, and I'm an office manager from Lowestoft in Suffolk.

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Welcome to you all. Pleasure to meet you.

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

answering hundreds of questions about yourselves.

There's a few up there now.

In each round on this show, we're going to split you into two tribes,

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

Then each tribe will face a series of general knowledge questions.

All you have to do is stay on the winning tribe.

If you do that, you could be walking away with today's jackpot of £2,000.

I wish you all the very best of luck.

Let's find our first two tribes.

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

I love musical theatre.

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

Our Yes Tribe is...

Carrie, Sue,

Roland and Tony,

which means our No Tribe is Gemma, Arun and Alexa.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, I love musical theatre. Yes Tribe are lovers of musical theatre.

Carrie, favourite musical?

-Cats, I think.

-Cats. And do you go and see a lot of things

in the West End, or regional productions?

Not as much as I would like to.

-The last one we saw was Jersey Boys, which was lovely.

-Did you enjoy it?

-Yes, I did.

-Excellent.

Sue, Sue, do you get to see a lot?

I see less now than I used to but my favourite would be Les Miserables.

Oh, like so many, I suspect, Les Miserables.

Roland, Roland, do you have a favourite?

I do, it's The Rocky Horror Show.

I did not think you were going to say that, Roland.

Well, there we go.

I'm looking forward to getting to know you a lot

-better during this show, Roland.

-Thank you.

No Tribe, you're missing out, No Tribe. Gemma, no musicals?

I like theatre but I prefer it without the music.

Favourite play, then, you've been to see?

I've seen War Horse and it's amazing.

War Horse, yeah, it's terrific, isn't it?

They should make a musical out of that.

That, I would watch. Horse rhymes with stuff.

I think we can write that together. Arun...

-No.

-Not a musical theatre fan?

-Not at all. Just don't like it.

-Just don't like it.

-Boring, no... I don't fancy it.

-Boring.

-Boring, Yes Tribe!

-It's not my thing.

-Boring.

We will start with our Yes Tribe. 60 seconds' worth of questions.

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

If you all get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe will be through to the next round,

so very, very best of luck to you all.

Start the clock. Carrie,

the subject of both a 2001 book and a 2003 film,

what species of animal was Seabiscuit?

A horse.

Correct. Sue, which Asian country is the world's largest producer of tea?

India.

-Incorrect. Roland.

-Sri Lanka.

-Incorrect. Tony?

-China.

Correct. Carrie, an image of Scottish economist Adam Smith

-appears on which denomination of Bank of England banknote?

-20.

Correct. Sue, since it first aired in 1995, Nick Pickard has played

Tony Hutchinson in which Channel 4 soap opera?

Erm...

-Pass.

-Roland.

-Brookside.

-Incorrect. Tony?

-Hollyoaks.

Correct. Carrie, the official national day of Australia is

celebrated on the 26th of which month?

January.

Correct. Sue, the Nina and the Pinta were ships used in an expedition

led by which explorer in 1492?

Columbus.

Correct. Roland, what is the title of Khaled Hosseini's debut novel

which was published in 2003?

-Pass.

-Tony.

-Pass.

-Carrie.

-Pass.

-Sue, to save your tribe.

-The Kite Runner.

-Correct answer.

Roland, which...

-At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, you scored seven points.

-Well done.

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

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Gemma, Alexandra Burke and Shayne Ward are previous winners

of which music-based reality TV show?

The X Factor.

Correct. Arun, Mary I of England was the daughter of Catherine of Aragon

and which English King?

-Pass.

-Alexa.

-Pass.

-Gemma, to save your tribe.

-Henry VIII.

Correct. Arun, how many stars are on the national flag of the USA?

Four.

-Incorrect. Alexa?

-52.

Incorrect. Gemma, to save your tribe...

27.

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Oh, Alexa, you were fairly close.

-The answer, of course, is one for each state, so it's 50.

-50.

50 is the answer. It wasn't four, Arun.

I'm afraid, at the end of that round, No Tribe,

you've got 48 fewer points than America has on its flag.

You've got two,

and it means, with seven points,

Yes Tribe, you are safely through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

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I have never seen a tribe look more like a group of naughty

schoolchildren than I see now.

Gemma, Arun and Alexa, you are the losing tribe, I'm afraid.

That means one of you is going to be leaving us. Fingers on buzzers.

Best of luck to you all.

Literally translating as "bath of Mary",

what name is given to a pan of hot water into which...?

-BUZZER

-Gemma.

-Bain-marie.

Into which another container is placed for slow-cooking or heating.

Bain-marie is the correct answer.

-Gemma, you are through to the next round.

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Arun, Alexa...

Traditionally fought to settle a point of honour,

a duel is a prearranged combat between how many people?

-BUZZER

-Alexa.

-Two.

It is the correct answer. Alexa, you're in the next round.

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Arun, out first round. I'm so sorry.

-Terrible.

-Have you enjoyed your day with us, at least?

-I have enjoyed the day.

-Thank you for coming down

from Glasgow to see us. Been a pleasure getting to know you, Arun.

For our remaining six contestants,

it's time to find our next two tribes.

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So, let's find our next two tribes.

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

I correct people's grammar.

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

Our Yes Tribe is Carrie, Sue and Alexa.

Our No Tribe, Gemma, Roland and Tony.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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Oh, I correct people's grammar.

Carrie, any particular things that you particularly try and pick up on?

-The apostrophe.

-Oh, are you good on apostrophes?

Not particularly, but one thing I've seen recently is on

a fish and chip shop, when it was called, "Chris' Place",

and it was "S apostrophe S Place",

and I personally believe it only needs the apostrophe,

not the second S.

So, you walked in there and you told Chris and he said,

"My name is Chris's."

-Not quite, but I'm nearly there.

-I think having the apostrophe there

is perfectly acceptable, actually.

I could be wrong. This is the trouble you get into, isn't it?

It's something, 15 different people

will give you different opinions. Sue...

Well, I work with children so I kind of have to.

It's my responsibility, and...

Oh, so you correct children's grammar to make...?

-Well, yeah.

-That's nice, that's a nice thing. Alexa.

Alexa, anything that particularly upsets you?

No, but I think people would be surprised, because I actually come

from Liverpool originally, and a lot of scousers

aren't great at grammar. LAUGHTER

-I know.

-That's not true.

-Yeah.

Being a PA most of my life, erm, you have to be good.

-Correct English is absolutely right, isn't it?

-Yeah.

-No Tribe.

Roland, you wouldn't correct someone,

-or is your grammar slightly shaky?

-I wouldn't correct anybody.

I come from Derbyshire, of course,

so they have their own dialect, like,

"Ay up, me duck?"

-So, you can't correct that, really.

-LAUGHTER

And I think it's quite endearing, to be truthful.

-Tony, Tony, how is your grammar?

-I'm not 100% up on it, so why

-correct somebody else? I might be wrong myself.

-That's the problem.

As soon as you start... Like when we were talking about Chris' Place.

I was literally... I panicked immediately.

Cos you think, "Am I right, am I wrong?"

Let's start with our No Tribe. Going to give you 60 seconds' worth

of questions. Get one wrong, we'll pass it down the line.

All three of you get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe will be through to the next round.

Very best of luck to you all.

Start the clock. Gemma, according to the title of the nursery rhyme,

how many blind mice were there?

-Three.

-Correct. Roland, in which European country

is the football team FC Porto based?

Portugal.

Correct. Tony, the remark, "Let them eat cake," is commonly attributed

to which French queen who was executed in 1793?

Marie Antoinette.

Correct. Gemma, who replaced Kylie Minogue as the

female coach for the 2015 series of The Voice UK?

-Pass.

-Roland.

-Pass.

-Tony, to save your tribe.

-Rita Ora.

Correct. Gemma, the French dish moules mariniere

-contains which seafood?

-Mussels.

Correct. Roland, the intercostal muscles are so-called

as they're located between which bones in the chest?

-Ribs.

-Correct. Tony, which Liberal Democrat MP was made

Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills

-in 2010?

-Vince Cable.

Correct. Gemma, the Lost Gardens of Heligan

are a tourist attraction in which English county?

-Cornwall.

-Correct.

Roland, often used to describe the likes of Tracey Emin

and Damien Hirst, what do the initials YBA stand for?

-Pass.

-Tony.

-Young British Artist.

Correct. Gemma, who stars as Jeremy alongside...?

At the end of that round, No Tribe, a very impressive nine points.

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Very well played. A very good Rita Ora save, there, as well.

Terrific stuff. Well played.

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

Very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Carrie, which chess piece shares its name with a type of crow?

Rook.

Correct. Sue, the two official languages of Canada

-are English and which other?

-French.

Correct. Alexa, in 2011, the rugby player Mike Tindall married

which member of the royal family?

-Zara Phillips.

-He did. Carrie, representing Bolsover

since 1970, Dennis Skinner is an MP for which political party?

Labour.

He is. Sue, the 2013 UK number one single Get Lucky by Daft Punk

featured which singer on lead vocals?

Pharrell Williams.

Correct. Alexa, in 30 BC, Egypt was conquered by which Empire?

-Pass.

-Carrie.

-Pass.

-Sue, to save your tribe.

Pass. RICHARD SIGHS

It's a game of "name an empire".

-It's the Roman Empire.

-Oh, that one.

-Rome was the answer.

-Oh, of course.

At the end of that, Yes Tribe, very suddenly, you got five points, which

means, with nine points, No Tribe, you're through to the next round.

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You were going absolutely great guns, there, Yes Tribe.

It's terrific stuff.

24 seconds left on the clock, five points on the board, and then,

the Roman Empire tripped you up, I'm afraid, so you are the losing tribe.

One of you has to leave us. Fingers on buzzers, please.

You're playing for survival. Very best of luck to all of you.

Derived from the Latin words for both right, which word

is used to describe someone who is able to use both hands equally well?

-BUZZER

-Carrie.

-Ambidextrous.

Correct answer, Carrie. You're through to the next round.

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Sue and Alexa, one of you leaving us,

one of you will be going through.

It all comes down to this question. Very best of luck.

In golf, which club gets its name because it's the most

appropriate one to use when playing out of a bunker?

-BUZZER

-Alexa.

-Sand wedge.

Correct answer, Alexa. You are through to the next round.

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Sue, I'm so sorry.

I was just a bit slow on the buzzer, I think.

Sue, thank you so much for playing.

For our remaining five contestants, however,

it's time to find our next two tribes.

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So, Roland and Tony, been on both winning tribes so far.

Tony, you got all of your questions right

in that last round. Very impressive.

Going to split you into two brand-new tribes, now.

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

I'm materialistic. Who was admitting to that?

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

-What tribe are you on this time?

-On the Noes.

On the No Tribe. Let's see who is going to join you.

The No Tribe is Roland, Gemma and Alexa,

which means our Yes Tribe is Carrie and Tony.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, I'm materialistic.

No Tribe, No Tribe. Alexa, not materialistic?

-Not at all.

-There's other things in life.

-Not at all.

You should see the state of my car.

It has four dogs in it and it's just... I'm not materialistic.

-Was it like that when you bought it?

-No.

-Roland, are you the same?

-You're not fussed about material possessions?

-Not really.

I mean, I like nice things, but I can't afford them

-and I don't buy them, and it doesn't bother me.

-It doesn't ruin your day?

-No.

-Absolutely right. I think that's a good attitude to have.

-Gemma, Gemma, you're the same?

-Yeah, I'm not materialistic.

I think there's more important things like having fun.

You don't need a lot of money or lots of nice things to have fun,

as long as you've got people that you love, then that's more important.

I tell you what, Gemma, that was so good,

I would not want to be

-on the Yes Tribe right about now.

-LAUGHTER

Yes Tribe, Carrie...

I want to be on the No Tribe.

-You've got to be honest with yourself...

-Yeah.

-You know, sometimes you like buying nice things.

-I try to.

If that's your personality, it's your personality.

-It's annoying, though, isn't it? Cos it's more expensive...

-Yeah.

..than being non-materialistic. Tony.

Tony, you like buying nice things?

It's getting less and less as time goes on,

but when you've got bedrooms that are full of stuff that you liked

at one point and are just cluttering the place at the moment, but, yeah.

Yeah, you have to have some self-knowledge and say,

-"Perhaps I am materialistic."

-Yes.

-Yeah, exactly.

Well, we'll start with our No Tribe. 60 seconds' worth of questions.

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

If you get the same question wrong, your time ends immediately.

Don't forget, the winning tribe in this round

will be going through to our final four. Best of luck to you all.

Start the clock.

Gemma, of the UK's four traditional seasons of the year,

which comes last alphabetically?

-Winter.

-Correct.

Roland, in the well-known fairy tale, Rapunzel would

let down what in order for a handsome prince to meet with her?

-Veil.

-Incorrect. Alexa?

-Long, blonde hair.

-Correct. Gemma.

Aldergrove is the former name of an airport

that serves which Northern Irish city?

-Belfast?

-Correct. Roland.

Vespa is the Italian word for which winged insect?

-Fly.

-Incorrect.

-Alexa?

-Pass.

Gemma, to save your tribe.

Vespa is the Italian word for which winged insect?

-Wasp.

-Correct.

Roland, who was the last Conservative Prime Minister

before David Cameron?

Ted Heath?

Incorrect. Alexa?

-John Major.

-Correct.

Gemma, in Norse mythology, who is the God of Thunder,

often depicted as wielding a hammer?

-Thor.

-Correct.

Roland, which author wrote the Bridget Jones book series?

Pass.

-Alexa?

-Helen Fielding.

-Correct.

Gemma, which US president memorably stated, "Ich bin ein Berliner"

during his speech to the city of Berlin in 1963? That was JFK.

Very good saves there, No Tribe. You scored seven points.

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Very nice teamwork there.

Had each other's backs all the way through that round. Well played.

Yes Tribe, eight points will see you into our final four.

We wish you the very best of luck. Start the clock.

Carrie, the 19th-century novel David Copperfield was

written by which author?

-Charles Dickens.

-Correct. Tony.

St Andrew is the patron saint of which country of the UK?

-Scotland.

-Correct.

Carrie, which rhyming name followed "Andy"

in the title of a 1950s television series?

-Pandy.

-Correct. Tony, which sweet food is defined by the OED as

"a light mixture of stiffly beaten egg whites and sugar,

"baked until crisp"?

-Meringue.

-Correct.

Carrie, which star of the 2015 series of Celebrity Big Brother

is the sister of actress, Julia Sawalha?

-Er, Nadia.

-Correct.

Tony, in 1963, Martin Luther King delivered his "I Have A Dream"

speech in which US city?

-Dallas.

-Incorrect. Carrie, to save your tribe.

It's the film. Summerlin?

Not. I think Selma's

what you're thinking of, but the answer's actually Washington, DC.

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, very valiant effort,

but five points which means that, with seven points,

No Tribe are through to our final four.

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Yes Tribe, well played.

Nice try, but you are the losing tribe, so we lose one of you.

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

It all comes down to this. Fingers on buzzers, playing for survival.

The trains which run on the Shinkansen, the high-speed

passenger rail system of Japan, are most commonly known by which...?

-Carrie?

-Bullet.

-Most commonly known by what name?

Bullet trains is the correct answer. Carrie, you're in our final four.

Well done.

Tony, have you enjoyed your time with us?

Very much so, yes.

It's been a pleasure getting to know you. Thank you so much for playing.

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

Congratulations to our final four.

Roland, you've been in all three winning tribes so far.

In that last round, it was largely thanks to Gemma,

who got every single one of her questions right. Very impressive.

The final four is where things change a little bit.

It's always two v two, always on the buzzers,

and at the end of this round, one tribe will be in the final,

the other will be going home immediately. No more second chances.

Let's see how we're going to split you up.

Before the show, we asked you the following.

I'm bossy.

I am bossy. Now, Gemma, you got all of your questions right

in that last round. Which tribe are you on here?

-I'm on the No Tribe.

-You're on the No Tribe.

OK, let's find out what our No Tribe is.

It is Gemma and Alexa, which means our Yes Tribe is Carrie and Roland.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, "I'm bossy". What tribe are you on at home?

There's rows going on at home right now about who's bossy

and who isn't bossy. Two people have admitted it. Roland?

Yes, I am an organiser and I like to get things done.

And generally take charge.

-You don't like dawdlers.

-Correct.

Blimey, imagine getting on the wrong side of Roland!

Alexa, you're not bossy at all.

I'm not bossy, although I can hear all my family

and friends at home saying, "She's on the wrong team!"

And you're an office manager, as well.

Surely you've got to be bossy as an office manager.

-My husband would totally disagree, but I'm not.

-You're not. Quite right.

Now, this round is all on the buzzer.

The first to answer five questions correctly will be

playing in our final, the chance to win that jackpot.

For the losing tribe, it is game over.

Good luck to you all. Here is your first question.

In which 1980s US TV series did Bruce Willis

and Cybill Shepherd play private detectives called David and Ma...?

-Carrie?

-Moonlighting.

David and Maddie, Moonlighting is the correct answer, Carrie.

1-0 to the Yes Tribe.

In January 2015, which TV comedian announced his intention to

stand in the general election as a candidate for...

-Gemma?

-Al Murray.

..as a candidate for Thanet South, Al Murray is the correct answer,

Gemma, well played. 1-1.

In the UK, what is the usual three-letter name of a mammal

known as a moose in the USA?

-Carrie?

-Elk.

-Correct answer, Carrie, well played. 2-1.

American IV, The Man Comes Around, is a 2002 album by which

country star that featured memorable covers of Hurt and Personal Jesus?

-Gemma?

-Johnny Cash.

-Correct answer, Gemma. Very well played.

Two points each.

An image of a person, often in cartoon form,

in which certain features are particularly exaggerated,

is known by which 10-letter name? Roland?

Caricature.

Which 10-letter name beginning with C, caricature,

is the correct answer. Very well played.

Small beetles of the family coccinellidae,

which are often red with black spots, are better known by...

-Carrie?

-Cochinel?

-Incorrect, I'm afraid.

-Sorry.

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

..are better known by what name?

BOTH: Ladybirds? Yeah!

-Ladybird?

-Is the correct answer.

So, 3-3.

Derived from an Italian term meaning, "to rock and to roll", what

name is given to the flat-bottomed boats popularly seen in Venice?

-Carrie?

-Gondola.

-Gondola is the correct answer, Carrie, well played.

Four points to the Yes Tribe, three to the No Tribe.

Yes Tribe, you are one correct answer away from today's final.

Very best of luck to you all.

Elton John wrote the music for which West End musical, based on...?

The Lion King?

I can give the whole question to the Yes Tribe, and you can confer.

Elton John wrote the music for which West End musical

based on a Stephen Daldry film, released in the year 2000?

-Billy Elliott, isn't it?

-Yes.

Billy Elliot.

Billy Elliot is the correct answer.

5-3, our winning tribe is the Yes Tribe!

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Well played, Carrie, very strong. Gemma and Alexa, you know what?

A good buzz, and on another day, it would have won you the points.

You had to try it. Gemma, Alexa,

have you enjoyed yourself with us today?

-It's been brilliant.

-It's been a pleasure getting to know you.

Thank you so much for playing.

But, for Carrie and Roland, it's time to play the Two Tribes final!

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Carrie and Roland, congratulations.

Roland has been on all four winning tribes so far.

-I've had a good team, haven't I?

-You have had a good team.

-Especially in that final four, you did.

-Yes, I did.

Carrie, just the two, but it means you've more experience

on the buzzer, which might be handy with this first question.

We'll now split you into your own tribes. It's Carrie versus Roland.

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

You need to protect that clock at all costs.

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,

and then your clock will start ticking 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 today's jackpot.

Carrie, Roland, let's play today's Two Tribes final.

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So, just this first question on the buzzer.

Beginning with the letter W, which thin, light,

crisp biscuit is typically served with ice cream?

-Roland?

-Wafer.

-Is the correct answer.

It means as soon as I start the next question,

Carrie, your clock will start ticking down.

Carrie, lambda, omicron and sigma are all letters of which alphabet?

-Greek.

-Correct. Roland, in the film Jurassic Park,

the dinosaur DNA was extracted from insects preserved in which material?

-Pass.

-Amber.

Roland, which of the Spice Girls was nicknamed Ginger Spice?

-Geri Halliwell?

-Correct.

Carrie, the German Christmas carol, O Tenenbaum,

is an ode to which traditional festive item?

-Oh, bells?

-It's a Christmas tree.

Carrie, located in the Old City of Jerusalem,

the Western Wall is also commonly known by what name?

-Wailing Wall.

-Correct.

Roland, released in 2014, The Battle of the Five Armies

was the last instalment of which trilogy of films?

-Pass.

-It's The Hobbit.

Roland, at which music club in Liverpool,

owned by Ray McFall, did The Beatles play 200...?

-Cavern.

-Correct.

Carrie, the top-level internet domain of which country is .ru?

-Russia.

-It is.

Roland, the song by Simple Minds that featured in the film

The Breakfast Club is entitled Don't You what?

-Rock Me.

-Forget About Me.

Roland, Frank Lloyd Wright, Frank Gehry and Norman Foster

are all famous names in which profession?

-Sculpture?

-It's architecture.

Roland, first broadcast in 2004,

which Emmy-Award-winning US TV show concerns survivors

of a plane crash who try to survive on a tropical island?

-Pass.

-It's Lost. Roland, in the UK...

With 26 seconds left on the clock, today's winner is Carrie!

APPLAUSE

Very well played, Carrie. Very cool. Very cool under pressure.

Roland, winning tribe every single time

and this time just ran away with you, there.

-I was on my own this time, wasn't I?

-You were!

LAUGHTER

Roland, it's been such a pleasure getting to know you.

Thank you so much for joining us today.

Carrie, it's time to play for today's jackpot.

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-Carrie, congratulations.

-Thank you.

You now have the opportunity to win some money.

-No-one won the jackpot last time, so it currently stands at £2,000.

-Wow!

I'm calling this round Cash and Carrie, if you don't mind!

Not at all. No problem.

One question, £2,000. You ready?

-Yes, sir.

-Let's take a look at the categories for your final question.

Would you like it to be about...?

It will have to be Prime Ministers.

I haven't watched a soap since the 1980s.

OK, Prime Ministers it is.

Let's take a look at your final question, Carrie.

-OK.

-Let's take a look at your four answers.

There are your four answers.

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

tribe, to walk home with £2,000.

-Carrie, are you ready to play?

-Yes.

-Let's play.

Alec Douglas-Home, I remember him

when I was growing up, so that's definitely a yes.

Definite yes, Alec Douglas-Home, let's put it in the Yes Tribe.

Anthony Eden and Clement Attlee were World War II time. Anthony Eden,

if I'm correct, was the one that went to Germany,

and then he was replaced by Churchill, I think.

So I'm going to go yes with Anthony Eden, please.

-So yes for Anthony Eden.

-Yeah.

I had not heard of Henry Campbell-Bannerman,

therefore I'm putting him into the ranks of No.

Put Henry Campbell-Bannerman into the No Tribe.

I am uncertain of Clement Attlee.

I want to put Clement Attlee in the Yes Tribe.

Let's put Clement Attlee in the Yes Tribe.

Take a final look at those tribes.

And let me know if you're happy for me to lock those in.

I'm not happy, but that's what I'm going to go for.

OK, let's lock them in.

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

So, you're fairly sure about Alec Douglas-Home.

Alec Douglas-Home, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Yes, '63-64, Alec Douglas-Home.

Now, Anthony Eden you put in the Yes Tribe,

although you said he preceded Churchill.

Oh, OK. Yes. Too eager.

Let's find out if you've made a mistake, there, Carrie.

Anthony Eden, are you in the Yes Tribe?

He is! You fortunately made two mistakes there!

You were thinking of Neville Chamberlain.

If it was Chamberlain, obviously, he would be in the No Tribe,

but then you put him in the Yes Tribe anyway

and Eden was in the '50s, and you're halfway to that £2,000.

So, Henry Campbell-Bannerman, you had not heard of, so you put

him in the No Tribe, let's see if you were right to do that, Carrie.

Henry Campbell-Bannerman, are you in the No Tribe?

He is indeed. 1905-1908, Henry Campbell-Bannerman.

So, three out of four, but you need four out of four,

so it all comes down to Clement Attlee.

This is the one you were least sure of, I think.

It turns out you were least sure of Anthony Eden, but it didn't matter!

So, Clement Attlee stands between you and £2,000.

Very best of luck, Carrie.

Clement Attlee, are you in the Yes Tribe?

He wasn't, Carrie, I'm afraid, he was '45-51, right after the war.

He was the last Prime Minister, in fact,

before Queen Elizabeth took to the throne.

-You weren't sure at all about Attlee, were you?

-No.

How close were you to putting him in the No Tribe?

THIS much!

Oh, that is gutting.

-Carrie, it's been a terrific show as well.

-Thank you.

You deserved to win after the performance you put in.

You got three out of four, but I'm afraid you didn't get all four.

Let's put them all in their right tribes.

Just move Attlee across there.

Carrie, thank you so much for joining us.

It's been terrific getting to know you. Great performance, as well.

And I hope you'll join us next time

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

We'll see you then on Two Tribes.

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