Episode 34 Two Tribes

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Good evening, everyone. 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 ready to play, so let's meet them.

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Hi, I'm Ross, I'm an African safari specialist and I'm from Northampton.

Hi, my name's Atif. I'm an educational consultant from Essex.

I'm Janice. I'm a retired training consultant from Nottingham.

Hi, my name is Mike.

I'm a creative writing and psychology student from Sandbach in Cheshire.

Hi, I'm Sue. I'm a trading standards coordinator from Leeds.

Hello. I'm Kev. I'm a global cloud program manager from Rugby.

Hello, I'm Amanda. I'm from Exeter and I'm an operations director.

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Welcome to you all.

I remember the days when not every single man in the world had a beard.

Do you remember those days? Welcome to all seven of you.

Before the show you all filled in an in-depth questionnaire.

You answered hundreds of questions about yourselves, some of them on the screen now.

In each round we split you into two tribes based on who said yes

and who said no to some of these.

Then both tribes face a series of general knowledge questions.

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

At the end of the show one of you could walk away with today's jackpot of £3,000!

-AUDIENCE: Oooh!

-I know!

Very best of luck to you all. Let's find our first two tribes.

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...

Janice,

Sue

and Amanda.

-Which means...

-LAUGHTER

We might as well have said, "I don't have a beard."

LAUGHTER

Our No Tribe is Ross, Atif, Mike and Kev. Everybody join your tribes.

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So, "I've had a spray tan," what a place to start.

Let's start with our gents here.

-Ross, never tempted to have a spray tan?

-No, never tempted, I'm afraid.

When you go on holiday do you like to get a tan?

Yeah, I'll sunbathe but just properly.

You wouldn't cheat before? That's what I think about spray tans -

just before going on holiday, cheat.

Just have a little tan. Who would know?

Well, yeah, but I've never been tempted.

Atif, never been tempted?

Never really thought I needed to, to be honest! LAUGHTER

Weird! With your complexion, I would have thought you just might...

I do often go to beach holidays and I do often get the sun

and it does agree with my skin, but to go out and actually get a tan...

I think I'm all right.

It's quite a scary prospect, Kev, to go into a tanning salon.

-It could be a little bit, yeah.

-What goes on in there?

I did hire a sunbed once.

It was over the bed and it collapsed on me, so that was a bad experience.

-And that doesn't happen with the REAL sun, does it?

-That's right!

Janice...I knew from the second I saw you you're a spray tan queen.

I knew it. Have you had them regularly or just the once?

-No, I've only ever had one.

-For a special occasion?

When I was going on holiday in the middle of winter.

Did you admit you'd had one?

-Well, yes.

-OK.

-Sue, do you have them often?

-No, same - just once, never again.

-Really?

-Why so?

-I did it for a wedding and people were saying, "Oh, you look...well."

LAUGHTER The pause said it all.

OK. Amanda, do you have them regularly?

-I've only had one once but I would do it again.

-Was it really recently?

You've got a look of someone who... You looked tanned.

-This is a sunbed, rather than a spray tan.

-Oh, OK, got you.

Start with our No Tribe. You get 60 seconds' worth of questions.

Get one wrong, it goes down the line.

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

The winning tribe will be into the next round.

Very best of luck to everybody. Start the clock.

Ross, in men's Grand Slam tennis competitions,

a match is decided over the best of how many sets?

-Five.

-Correct.

Atif, the Inspector Morse novels, by Colin Dexter, are mostly set in and around which university city?

Pass.

-Mike?

-Oxford.

-Correct.

Atif, by what colour is the Chinese river Huang He better known in English?

-Yellow?

-Correct.

Ross, brothers Tony and Rory Underwood have both represented England in which sport?

-Rugby union.

-They have.

Atif, which is the only country whose name in English ends in Q?

Um...

-Pass.

-Mike.

-Iraq?

-Correct.

Atif, which Scottish actor plays Obi-Wan Kenobi in Star Wars

episodes one, two and three?

-Pass.

-Ross.

-Ewan McGregor.

-Correct.

Atif, a heifer is the young of which animal?

-Elephant?

-Incorrect. Mike.

-Cattle.

-Or cow. Correct.

Kev, the 2006 single I Don't Feel Like Dancing was the first UK

-number one from which band?

-Pass.

-Ross.

-Scissor Sisters?

-Correct. Atif,

which informal term for a foreman or boss is also the name

given to a chief electrician on a film set?

The answer to that one was "gaffer".

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

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Not too shabby, eight points.

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

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Janice, a drink served undiluted with ice cubes is said to be

served on the what?

-Rocks.

-Correct.

Sue, the steering wheel on a car intended to be driven in France

is typically found on which side of the vehicle?

-Left.

-Correct.

Amanda, Francis Coppola directed all three films

in which trilogy of gangster movies?

-Pass.

-Janice.

-Pass.

-Sue, to save your tribe.

-Godfather.

-Correct.

Amanda, with which country does Denmark share its only land border?

-Germany.

-Correct.

Janice, honeydew and crenshaw are both types of which fruit?

-Melon.

-They are.

Sue, keirin is an event in which Olympic sports?

-Cycling.

-Correct.

Amanda, Princess Jasmine features in which 1992 animated Disney film?

-Aladdin.

-Correct.

Janice, Venice airport is named after which Venetian merchant

and adventurer?

-Marco Polo.

-Correct.

Sue, to win, on a full-size football pitch the penalty spot

is how many yards from the goal-line?

-Ten.

-Incorrect.

-Amanda.

-11?

-Incorrect. Janice.

-22.

You just had to keep going up. It's 12 yards, was the answer.

It means at the end of the round, Yes Tribe,

-you also scored eight points.

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It's a tie, which means both tribes must nominate one person to

answer a question on the buzzer.

Yes Tribe, who are you going to nominate?

-You do it.

-Me, I'm in the middle.

-Okey dokey.

Sue is going to play for the Yes Tribe. No Tribe?

-I'm going to play.

-And Ross is going to play for the No Tribe.

If you buzz and give me a correct answer your entire tribe is through to the next round.

Sue, Ross, very best of luck.

Born in Yorkshire in 1898, which British sculptor is known for his...

Sue.

Henry Moore.

..is known for his semi-abstract reclining nude figures?

Henry Moore is the correct answer and, Yes Tribe,

you are through to the next round.

Please take your places in the middle.

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Not a lot you could have done there, Ross.

Very quick buzzing from Sue.

It means, No Tribe, eight points, but you are the losing tribe,

so one of you will be leaving us immediately, I'm afraid.

You're playing for survival. Fingers on buzzers.

In the human body, the two main types of blood vessels

that are larger than capillaries are arteries and...

-Kev.

-Veins.

..arteries and which other? Veins is correct.

Kev, you're through to the next round.

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-The first beard through!

-LAUGHTER

Three remain. Ross, Atif, Mike, fingers on buzzers.

Which name is shared by the film actor who plays Captain America and the presenter of the...

-Ross.

-Chris.

-..the film actor who plays Captain America and the presenter

of the Radio 2 Breakfast Show, Chris Evans

was the answer I was looking for. I'm so sorry, Ross.

Which means, Atif and Mike, you're through to the next round.

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Ross, so unlucky.

-You knew who you were talking about, didn't you?

-Yeah, absolutely.

-Ross, we lose a beard. We're sorry to do so. Thanks so much for playing.

-Thank you.

But for our remaining six contestants,

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

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Well done to the six of you.

Special mention to Sue for getting your tribe through.

Very impressive stepping up. Good performance by the whole Yes Tribe.

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

Before the show we asked you the following.

-Sue, what tribe are you on this time?

-No.

-You're on the No Tribe.

Me too. Let's find out who's joining you. The No Tribe is...

Mike, Sue and Amanda.

Which means our Yes Tribe is Atif, Janice and Kev.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

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So "I think I am a good dancer." Atif, you've got some moves?

-I do.

-What kind of dancing do you like to do? Where would you go and dance?

-Normally I'm kind of into EDM music, so techno...

-Tell me about it!

-..kind of stuff. I'm sure you know.

-European dance music, right?

-European dance music. So...

-You like that?

LAUGHTER

-I know what's going on, Atif.

-It's actually electronic dance music.

LAUGHTER

There's a different type of EDM that's slightly more highbrow than

the stuff you're listening to, Atif.

Janice, of course, I knew it - spray tan, dancing all the time...

-Sequins!

-What type of dancing do you like, Janice?

I used to do ballroom dancing

and I'm old enough to have done a lot of jiving.

-Nice! Very nice. Can you still cut the rug these days?

-Oh, I can!

I bet you can as well!

Kev, what kind of dancing do you do, EDM?

Not quite, no. I do dad dancing.

-Lovely.

-Which embarrasses my children.

-I do northern soul, keeping the faith!

-Oh, do you? Excellent.

-Indeed.

-Excellent.

A little bit of dad dancing for your kids, just to... There you go, kids.

How about that? He's doing it on national television.

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-No Tribe, Amanda, do you dance at all?

-I absolutely love dancing.

-I just don't think I'm that good at it.

-What types have you tried?

-Perhaps you're not doing the right one.

-I've tried every single type.

I've tried tap, modern, ballet, jive, I've tried anything -

belly dancing, the whole lot.

-You can't do any of them?

-Not well.

-Jive - you should talk to Janice.

Janice is one of the great jivers of our country.

Mike, not a dancer? Certainly a quiz answerer but not a dancer.

-Ain't going to 'appen.

-Never.

Lots of different dance styles, usually to the same tune.

-That's exactly it.

-I try for a few seconds and if it doesn't work I'll try another one

-until somebody taps you and says, "Move".

-Gotcha.

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

If you get one wrong it goes down the line.

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

The winning tribe is through to the next round.

Very best of luck to you all. Start the clock.

Atif, the Great Sphinx at Giza in Egypt has

the face of the human and the body of which animal?

-Lion.

-Correct.

Janice, which planet in our solar system is fourth from the sun?

Earth.

Incorrect. Kev?

-Mars.

-Correct.

Atif, in 1954, the baseball player Joe DiMaggio married which

Hollywood actress?

-Marilyn Monroe.

-Correct.

Janice, in the stories by Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes

plays which stringed instrument?

-Violin.

-Correct.

Kev, who played the title role in the 1980s TV series Magnum PI?

-Pass.

-Atif.

-Um... Pass.

-Janice, to save your tribe.

-Sorry.

-Who played the title role in the 1980s TV series Magnum PI?

Sorry, I can see it but...

Oh, you'll know it.

-Big moustache.

-Yeah.

-Tom Selleck is the answer.

I could see his face.

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

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

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Mike, in America, which fruit juice is informally referred to as OJ?

-Orange juice.

-Correct.

Sue, covering approximately a third of the Earth's surface,

which is the world's largest ocean?

-The Pacific.

-Correct.

Amanda, which member of the royal family founded the Prince's Trust

in 1976?

-Prince Charles.

-He did.

Mike, in the Peanuts comic strips by Charles M Schultz,

what is the name of Charlie Brown's black and white pet dog?

-Snoopy.

-Correct. Sue, to win,

who directed Close Encounters Of The Third Kind in 1977?

Stanley Kubrick?

Incorrect. Amanda.

-Steven Spielberg.

-He did.

Very well played.

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

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Well, Yes Tribe, it means you're playing for survival.

I'm afraid one of you has to leave us. Fingers on buzzers, please.

In the novel by Roald Dahl, what is the name of a family member

who accompanies Charlie on his visit to the chocolate factory?

-Janice.

-Grandad.

..who accompanies Charlie on his visit to the chocolate factory?

It's Grandpa Joe, I'm afraid, Janice. Which means...

Atif and Kev, you're both through to the next round.

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-Janice.

-Hello.

-I cannot believe we're saying goodbye to you.

-Thank you.

-And all you've told the nation is that you've had a spray tan

and you're great at jiving.

-I know.

-That's quite a legacy to leave.

Thank you so much for playing. Have you enjoyed yourself?

-I have, yes, thank you.

-It's been lovely having you.

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

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So, Mike, all your questions right again.

Amanda, all your questions right in that round as well.

But, Kev and Atif, we have to talk.

Atif, you got some questions right there,

but both rounds now you've been on the losing tribes and both rounds

someone has buzzed in, got something wrong and sent you both through.

That's a nice way to get through, isn't it?

Let's see how we're going to split you into two tribes now.

Before the show we asked you the following.

-Atif, what tribe are you on here?

-Yes.

-You're on the Yes Tribe.

Let's see who is joining you. You are joined by...

Mike and Kev.

LAUGHTER

Oh, good. Which means our No Tribe is Sue and Amanda.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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"I passed my driving test first time." Once again, gents, it's all you.

Kev, first timer!

It was indeed.

I took my test in my dad's car and my mum said,

"You must look smart on your driving test," so I put on the fashion

of the day, a mohair jumper, and it was boiling that day.

So by the end of it I was a pool of sweat.

But I passed and I was able to rip the L plates off and throw them in the air.

Lovely. Which of course, these days, for health and safety reasons is a fail.

True.

Mike, is there nothing you can't do?

-Oh, yeah, you can't dance!

-Everyone has a weakness.

But driving, easy.

I would say I'm a good driver, but I'm probably the only one.

-Sue and Amanda, Sue, have you passed a driving test?

-Yes.

-How many times...

-The second time.

Oh, that's not bad, is it?

-I only had one fault on the first one.

-Did you rip off the L plates?

-No, I forgot to give way.

-You forgot to give way?

-Yeah, they had to brake for me.

-Oh, Sue!

What were you thinking?! Amanda, have you passed your driving test?

-I have now, yeah.

-How many attempts...

-Seven times.

LAUGHTER

-But it shows commitment - never say die.

-Seven times?

Have you been a safe driver since you passed?

I think I'm an amazing driver now.

-What would your insurance company say?

-Quite a big excess.

Blimey. Yes Tribe, we start with you, there's more of you.

You get 60 seconds' worth of questions. Get one wrong, it goes 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 everybody. Start the clock.

Atif, traditionally, during which religious holiday season do

children hunt for hidden decorated or chocolate eggs?

-Easter.

-Correct.

Mike, Daley Thompson is a retired athlete from which

multi-discipline sport?

Decathlon.

Correct. Kev, the word "flu", referring to the viral infection,

is an abbreviation of which word?

-Influenza.

-Correct.

Atif, James Street and Lime Street are two of the main railway

stations in which English city?

-London.

-Incorrect. Mike?

-Liverpool.

-Correct.

Kev, Jim Threapleton

and Sam Mendes are both former husbands of which British actress?

Er...pass.

-Atif.

-Sorry, the question again.

Jim Threapleton and Sam Mendes are both former husbands of which

-British actress?

-Pass.

Mike, to save your tribe.

Elizabeth Taylor.

It's not, I'm afraid. The answer is... Anybody on the No Tribe?

BOTH: No.

No-one! Kate Winslet is the answer.

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, four points.

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There it is. So, five points, Sue and Amanda,

will see you through to our final four.

Very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Sue, the German Christmas carol Stille Nacht is usually

known in English as Silent what?

-Night.

-Correct.

Amanda, the name of which US state precedes "mud pie"

to form the name of a well-known gooey...

-Mississippi.

-Correct.

Sue, in which decade did Blur release their second album

Modern Life Is Rubbish?

-The

-'90s. Correct.

Amanda, the Oscar-winning actress Penelope Cruz was born

in which European country?

-Spain?

-Correct.

Sue, to win, in tennis,

who beat Andy Murray in the final of the 2015 Australian Open?

-Djokovic.

-Correct.

With five points, No Tribe, you're through to our final four.

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I'm getting this feeling of deja vu.

LAUGHTER

I feel like Amanda's driving test instructor must have felt.

All those times.

-Atif...

-Yes.

-..Mike, Kev, playing for survival.

-Mike, you've seen what happened in the last two rounds.

-Yeah.

Atif and Kev don't really have to do anything in this situation.

That's how they play it. Just so long as you know.

Fingers on buzzers, everyone. One of you will be leaving us.

Two of you will be in our final four. Very best of luck.

The aromatic bitters typically used to make a pink gin were named

after which town in Venezuela, where they were originally created?

-Mike.

-Angosturas.

Correct. You're through to the next round. Well played.

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So, Atif and Kev, goodness me, one of you is going to have to go.

You know you've got buzzers in front of you, right?

LAUGHTER

One of you will be in our final four, one of you goes,

and it all comes down to this question. Very best of luck, gents.

In 2012, Daniel Radcliffe starred as Arthur Kipps in a film

adaptation of which long-running West End horror play?

-Atif.

-The Woman In Black.

Is the correct answer, Atif. You're through to our final four.

APPLAUSE Well done.

-Kev, so sorry. You've never been on the winning tribe.

-No.

At least you had the chance to embarrass your children with your dancing.

-Absolutely.

-Have you enjoyed yourself?

-It's been fabulous. Thank you so much.

It's been lovely having you. Thank you for playing.

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

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Congratulations to our final four.

Sue and Amanda have been on every single winning tribe so far.

That's the easy way to win.

Atif doing it the hard way so far, every single losing tribe.

But you're still here. Well played.

The final four is where things change. It's always two against two, always on the buzzers,

and at the end of this round two of you go through to our final with the chance to win that £3,000 jackpot.

Two of you will be leaving immediately.

Let's see how we are going to split you.

Before the show we asked you the following.

Amanda, what tribe are you on here?

-I am on the No Tribe.

-You're on the No Tribe.

OK, let's see who is joining you. The No Tribe is Amanda and Mike.

Which means our Yes Tribe is Atif and Sue.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, Atif and Sue. Sue, you always get what you want.

My husband helped me answer this question.

-That was his opinion, was it?

-Yes.

-Do you share his opinion?

-Yeah.

-Best tactic for getting what you want?

-Be nice.

-Perfect tactic.

People never say that. It's absolutely the only way to always get what you want.

Always be nice. Atif, same tactic?

Or have you got a different one?

No, I think for me it's more grit and determination to get anything, really.

But I'm usually quite focused and if I've got my heart

set on something it's hard to persuade me otherwise.

No Tribe. Amanda, you don't get what you want.

-Presumably you wanted to pass your driving test first time.

-I certainly did.

You probably wanted to pass it the sixth time and even that didn't happen.

LAUGHTER

50-50, I think, I get what I want.

I want to win this competition with Mike on my team.

-We'll see how it goes.

-That would be nice.

Mike, you don't always get what you want.

No, I don't think you should always get what you want.

You should always want to get more.

Ah, but the thing is, that's what you want.

Yeah! You need to be on your own tribe in the middle there.

So this round is all on the buzzer. The first tribe to five

correct answers will be playing in today's final with a chance

to win the £3,000 jackpot. For the losing tribe it is game over.

Fingers on buzzers, everybody. Very best of luck.

In the late 1700s, Philippe Curtius taught Marie Tussaud

the art of moulding which substance?

-Amanda?

-Wax.

Correct answer. Well played. One-nil to the No Tribe.

When written back to front, the title of Roald Dahl's novel

Esio Trot spells the name of... Sue.

-Tortoise.

-..spells the name of which animal? Tortoise is the correct answer.

One point each.

Episodes of which classic US TV series typically ended with

the eponymous Virginian family all saying goodnight to each other?

-Sue.

-The Waltons.

Correct answer. Well played. Two points to one to our Yes Tribe.

First to five is in the final.

Which James Bond character has been played

by Lois Maxwell, Caroline Bliss...

Mike.

-Miss Moneypenny...

-..Samantha Bond and Naomi Harris?

Miss Moneypenny is the correct answer, Mike. Two points each.

It's going to be a close one.

VJ Day is the name commonly given to the day...

Sue.

Japan.

VJ Day is the name commonly given to the day in August 1945

when which country surrendered to the Allies?

Japan is the correct answer, Sue. Good buzzing.

Three to two to our Yes Tribe. First to five is in our final.

£3,000 up for grabs.

The name of which precious metal is the term for the certification

awarded by the BPI to artists with UK album sales of over...

-Atif.

-Platinum.

..over 300,000? Platinum is the correct answer, Atif. Well played.

No Tribe, two points. Yes Tribe, four points.

You are one correct answer away from today's final.

So it could all come down to this. Very best of luck to you all.

Which staple crop, boiled and dressed with vinegar,

is the main ingredient of sushi, often topped with fish?

-Sue.

-Rice.

..often topped with fish or other seafood and vegetables?

Rice is the correct answer.

Yes Tribe, you're through to today's final!

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-Atif and Sue, always get what you want.

-LAUGHTER

Very well done. Mike and Amanda, you don't always get what you want.

-Ah, that's a shame. They were very good on the buzzers, weren't they?

-Yes.

-Mike, have you had fun?

-I've had a wonderful day, yeah.

I'm sorry neither of you are through to the final.

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

-Thank you.

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

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Atif and Sue, congratulations on making it this far.

-Very different routes to the final, Atif.

-Yes, indeed.

Sue, you've been on every single winning tribe. Every single one.

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

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

and you need to protect the clock.

Your first question only will be on the buzzer.

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

and keep ticking down until they get a question right and then your clock starts 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 today's jackpot of £3,000.

So, Atif, Sue, let's play today's Two Tribes final.

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So, just this first question on the buzzer.

A 26-metre-long replica skeleton of which type of dinosaur was

first installed in the Natural History Museum...

-Atif.

-T rex?

..first installed in the Natural History Museum's Central Hall in 1979?

A diplodocus, Atif. The next question goes to you.

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

Atif, in the 2015 BBC TV series Wolf Hall, Damian Lewis plays

-which Tudor king?

-Pass.

Henry VIII. Atif, once owned by Sam Hammam,

which football team was known as The Crazy Gang?

-Real Madrid?

-Wimbledon.

Atif, which Parisian cabaret venue takes its name from the French for "red windmill"?

-Pass.

-The Moulin Rouge. Atif, cartoon character Miffy, created by Dick Bruna,

is a representation of what animal?

-Dog?

-It's a rabbit.

Atif, in 1705 who became the first scientist to receive

a knighthood for his scientific work?

Einstein?

Sir Isaac Newton.

Atif, which nut is used to make the Italian sauce pesto?

Hazelnut?

Pine nut. Atif, who directed the 1994 film Pulp Fiction?

-Quentin Tarantino.

-Correct.

Sue, in 1867, Alaska was purchased by the USA from which country?

-Russia?

-Correct.

Atif, in Yann Martel's novel Life Of Pi, the animal character...

-Tiger.

-Correct. Sue, what does the letter A stand for in FIFA?

-Association.

-Correct.

Atif, which US TV show that began in 2006 starred

America Ferrera as the title character?

The answer was Ugly Betty.

And with 38 seconds left on the clock, Sue, you're today's winner!

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Sue, was that less high pressure than you thought it might be?

A little bit.

Atif, I did fear for you there. I thought maybe you were going to

finish with 45 seconds left on the clock.

It's tough when those questions start coming at you.

-That's right.

-It's been great fun having you here.

-Thank you very much.

-A real pleasure getting to know you as well.

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

APPLAUSE

-Sue, congratulations!

-Thank you.

-Remember at the start of the show

when there were all those beards around?

-I saw them off!

-Where are they now?

It means you have the opportunity to win some money.

No-one's won the jackpot for the last couple of shows

so the jackpot currently stands at £3,000.

So one question for £3,000 and let's take a look at your two categories.

Would you like it to be about Charles Dickens or chemical elements?

-Chemical elements, please.

-Chemical elements, OK. You fancy that.

Not really, but more than Charles Dickens.

OK, Sue, let's see what your final question is.

So, "I'm a gas at normal room temperature" yes or no?

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

Those are your four answers.

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

and if you do that you're going to walk away with £3,000.

There can be four in one, none in another, three and one or two and two.

-OK.

-However you want to do it.

-Any of those look good to you, Sue?

-Um...

I'm not 100% on any, to be honest.

I've got a feeling boron is a gas, so I'd put that on yes.

Let's put boron into the Yes Tribe.

-I'm thinking fluorine is a no.

-OK, we'll put fluorine across.

-I'm thinking it's probably a liquid.

-Fluorine into the No Tribe.

-Let's say yes for radon.

-Radon we'll put into the Yes Tribe.

-So, bromine.

-Bromine.

-Hm.

£3,000 at stake here.

I'm going to say yes.

You're going to put bromine in the Yes Tribe as well.

-Do you want to lock them in?

-Yes, please.

-Lock them in.

What tribes have you put those in at home? Do you agree with Sue?

Disagree? You need to get all four of these right, Sue, to win £3,000.

The first answer you gave was boron. You put that in the Yes Tribe.

Let's see if you were right to do so.

"I'm a gas." Boron, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Oh, Sue! Sue!

-It's solid. It's solid at room temperature, Sue, I'm afraid.

-OK.

Let's take a look at what the Two Tribes were.

See if you got them at home.

-Oh, well...

-Radon you got right.

Bromine is a liquid or a solid at room temperature.

So, one out of four.

If you're going to get it wrong you might as well go wholesale.

Do you wish you'd gone for Charles Dickens?

Yeah. I've got to say yeah, haven't I?

It was probably about gases used in the work of Charles Dickens, or something.

Sue, you've been absolutely terrific on the show.

Every single winning tribe.

It's been lovely getting to know you.

Very well played. Thank you for coming along.

And we hope you join us next time, when seven brand-new contestants will be playing for £4,000.

We will see you then on Two Tribes.

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