Episode 35 Two Tribes

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Good evening and a very warm welcome to Two Tribes, the quiz show

that puts your personality and general knowledge to the test.

We've got seven brand-new players waiting to play. Let's meet them.

Hi, Richard.

I'm Louise and I'm a lifestyle choices tutor from Nottingham.

Hi, I'm Alexandra.

I'm an event manager from Leeds.

Hello, my name's Lawrence

and I'm an organic chemist from Market Rasen, in Lincolnshire.

I'm Sarah. I'm a teacher

from Hertford, in Hertfordshire.

Hi, I'm Steve. I'm a mortgage broker

from Borehamwood, Hertfordshire.

Hi, I'm Sam.

I'm a PhD researcher from Sheffield.

Hello, I'm Dara, and I'm

a lobbying officer from Belfast.

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Welcome along to you all.

Before the show, you completed our in-depth survey,

answering loads of questions about yourselves.

Here's a few of them up there.

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

and who said no. 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 £4,000.

Very, very best of luck to you all.

Let's split you into your first two tribes.

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

I like modern art, interesting.

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

Our Yes Tribe is Louise, Lawrence and Sam.

So our No Tribe is Alexandra, Sarah, Steve and Dara.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, I like modern art is our first split of the day.

It's always fun to find out people's views on things like this.

-Dara, Dara, not for you, modern art.

-No, I think it's a nonsense.

-LAUGHTER

-Are you hearing that, Yes Tribe?

That's a very bold start to the show from Dara.

People draw a line on a page

-and say it represents neoclassical modernism.

-Yeah.

I have eight-month-old cheese in my fridge with more meaning

and depth to it. LAUGHTER

-Steve, do you agree with Dara?

-I absolutely do.

I do not understand it at all.

Pile of bricks and an unmade bed, don't get it.

-LAUGHTER

-Gotcha.

-Alexandra?

-Yeah, I do agree with what's been said.

I do find modern art a little bit pretentious. Sorry!

I absolutely, absolutely love this tribe.

That is 100% nailing your colours to the mast. Terrific stuff, No Tribe.

Yes Tribe. Now, Louise... Louise, stick up for some modern art for us.

I think people like Tracey Emin, they've studied for a long time,

and if you look at some of her pencil work, it's very delicate,

very sensitive, so not all modern art is...

People, I think, need to look into it a little bit more.

See, I like Tracey Emin as well. I do think she is a genuine artist.

Lawrence, what sort of stuff do you like?

Well, all modern art is breaking new ground, really.

-Just because you don't understand it, Dara, doesn't mean...

-ALL: Oooh!

Oh! Goodness me! I tell you what, let's forget the questions,

-let's just have a fight!

-LAUGHTER

We will start with our No Tribe. 60 seconds' worth of questions.

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

If all of you get the same question wrong, your time will end.

The winning tribe will be into our next round.

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

Alexandra, a person who has been shunned or ostracised is said

to have been sent to which West Midlands' city?

-Um, pass.

-Sarah.

-Coventry.

-Steve,

which staple crop is the key ingredient of the Italian dish

risotto?

-Rice.

-It is. Dara,

how many months of the year end with the letter B-E-R?

-Four.

-Alexandra,

in 2014, which TV chef published his 16th book subtitled Comfort Food?

-Paul Hollywood?

-Incorrect. Sarah.

-Jamie Oliver.

-Steve,

Mallorca and Menorca are islands in which Spanish island group?

-Balearic.

-Dara, Albert Einstein was awarded which of the Nobel Prizes?

-Physics?

-Alexandra, the flag

of Sri Lanka depicts which animal wielding a sword?

Lion.

Sarah, who played Captain Hook in the 1991 film Hook?

-Dustin Hoffman?

-Steve,

how many years of solitude make up the title of a critically

acclaimed novel by Gabriel Garcia Marquez?

-100.

-Correct. Dara,

in the USA, who became First Lady in 1974 after

the resignation of President Richard Nixon?

Lady Bird Johnson.

The answer to that one was Betty Ford.

But, No Tribe, you scored a very impressive 9 points.

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That is a strong start.

Yes Tribe, 10 points will see you into the next round.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Louise, cafetieres are used to brew which beverage?

-Coffee.

-Lawrence,

algebra, geometry and trigonometry are topics studied within

which school subject?

-Maths.

-Sam, in 2010, Dutch model Lara Stone married

which Little Britain comedian?

-David Walliams.

-She did. Louise,

Casablanca is a city in which North African country?

Uh... Algiers.

-Incorrect. Lawrence.

-Morocco.

Sam, in snooker, what is the value of the points of the brown

and blue balls added together?

-11?

-Incorrect. Louise.

-Pass.

Lawrence, to save your tribe.

-Nine.

-Sam,

Being Reem is the autobiography of which reality TV star

from The Only Way Is Essex?

-Joey Essex?

-Louise, firs, spruces

and pines belong to which group of trees whose name derives

from the Latin for cone-bearing?

-Evergreen?

-Incorrect. Lawrence.

-Conifers.

-Sam,

in a 1987 film starring John Lithgow, a Bigfoot-type character

named Harry moves in with which family?

-The Hendersons.

-Louise, of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World,

what type of building was the Pharos of Alexandria?

-Temple.

-It wasn't, it was a lighthouse.

And at the end of that round, Yes Tribe,

you scored 8 points, I'm afraid, which means,

with 9 points, our winning tribe is the No Tribe.

Please take your place in the centre.

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A good round from both tribes there.

But it does mean, Yes Tribe, you are the losing tribe.

One of you has to go home immediately, I'm afraid.

You're playing for survival. Fingers on buzzers, please.

Richard Chamberlain played the priest

Ralph de Bricassart in which...? Lawrence.

-The Thorn Birds.

-..in which epic 1983 TV drama set

in the Australian outback?

The Thorn Birds, Lawrence, is the correct answer.

You're through to the next round.

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Louise, Sam, one of you will be leaving us,

one of you will be through to the next round. Comes down to this.

Which hairstyle, first created in 1960 by Margaret Vinci Heldt,

is named for its unusual domed shape?

-Sam.

-Beehive?

-Is the correct answer, Sam.

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

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-Louise!

-I know.

I'm so sorry. It's been an absolute pleasure to meet you.

-Thank you for playing.

-Thank you, I've really enjoyed it.

I'm pleased to hear it. For our six remaining players,

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

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Very, very strong first round. Well played, everyone.

There's three players who got all of their questions right.

That's Lawrence, Sarah and Steve. Particularly well done.

We'll split you into two new tribes now. Before the show,

we asked you the following...

"I'm a trusting person," that's interesting.

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

Our Yes Tribe is Lawrence, Steve and Dara.

Our No Tribe is Alexandra, Sarah and Sam.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, "I'm a trusting person," what tribe are you on at home?

It's quite a tricky one this one, isn't it?

Steve, you tend to trust what you're told.

I do, probably too trusting sometimes.

-You're a mortgage broker as well, of course.

-I am. They have to trust me.

Yeah, they DO have to trust you. Lawrence.

Lawrence, you're an organic chemist,

I don't know whether trust comes into that or not.

I do like to trust people because, well,

about 19 out of 20 people are probably good people.

There aren't that many baddies about.

Exactly right, it's the one person who spoils it for everybody.

If we all ignored them... It's difficult, though, isn't it?

It is sometimes. No Tribe. Sarah, teacher, of course.

-Yes.

-No wonder you don't trust anybody!

-I've heard every excuse in the book.

-I bet you have.

By and large, when someone gives you an excuse for homework,

-out of ten times, how often is it true?

-Probably never.

HE GASPS

But you have to let them get away with it sometimes,

-to think they're getting away with it.

-You do indeed.

-And, Sam, not a trusting man.

-Yeah, I don't give trust easily.

I can be quite suspicious.

But I'm a scientist, so I need to be.

Sounds like Sam has been hurt in the past, doesn't it?

-I have been, Richard.

-OK.

We'll start with our Yes Tribe.

60 seconds' worth of questions.

Get one wrong, I pass it down the line.

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

The winning tribe will be through to our next round.

Very best of luck to everybody. Start the clock.

Lawrence, Stacey Branning was revealed to be the killer

of Archie Mitchell in the 2010 live episode of which soap?

-EastEnders.

-Steve, cherry, plum

and beefsteak are main types of which common salad ingredient?

-Tomato.

-Dara, born in 1980,

Martina Hingis is a famous player in which sport?

-Tennis.

-Lawrence, in the human body,

the lower leg is made up of the fibula and which other main bone?

Tibia.

Steve, the two major tributaries of the Nile bear the names of White

and which other colour?

-Don't know.

-Dara.

-Black?

-Incorrect. Lawrence, to save your tribe.

-Blue.

-Correct.

Steve, castillo is the Spanish word for which type of building?

-Castle.

-Dara, in 2013, which former member of Pink Floyd set

a record for the highest grossing solo world tour with The Wall Live?

-Pass.

-Lawrence.

-Dave Gilmour?

-Incorrect.

Steve, to save your tribe.

-Roger Waters?

-Correct.

Dara, which actor played Captain Jack Harkness in the TV

series Torchwood?

-John Barrowman.

-He did.

Lawrence, what is the usual term for a male duck?

Drake.

Steve, coir is a natural fibre produced from the husk

of which tropical fruit?

The answer to that is coconut.

A couple of very, very timely saves in there

and another very impressive score - 9 points.

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It looked like they were going to score fewer than that

a couple of times, didn't it?

10 points is what you need to get through to the next round.

Very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Alexandra, a person who expresses an opposing view,

often for the sake of argument, is said to be a devil's what?

-Advocate.

-Sarah, referring to its size,

what alliterative nickname is given to a Boeing 747 airplane?

-Jumbo Jet.

-Sam, which alcoholic spirit is informally referred

to as mother's ruin?

-Gin.

-Alexandra, what is the maximum number of points a player may

score with a single shot in basketball?

-Um, five?

-Incorrect. Sarah.

-Four?

-Incorrect. Sam.

-Three.

Alexandra, in humans, which type of blood cell contains haemoglobin?

Red blood cells.

Sarah, since 1913, the Royal Hospital in West London

has been the venue for which popular gardening exhibition?

Chelsea.

-Royal Horticultural Chelsea.

-Correct.

Sam, which member of the Happy Mondays provided

vocals on the Gorillaz's 2005 number one single DARE?

-Bez?

-Incorrect. Alexandra.

-Pass.

Sarah, to save your tribe.

-No, I don't know.

-RICHARD SIGHS

You were going great guns.

The answer to that was Shaun Ryder, I'm afraid.

At the end of that round, No Tribe, you scored 6 points.

With 9 points, our winning tribe is the Yes Tribe.

You're through to the next round.

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It was a very good effort. No Tribe, you are our losing tribe.

One of you will be leaving us.

Fingers on buzzers, best of luck to you all.

What French word meaning waistcoat is used in English to refer

to a light, sleeveless...?

-Sarah.

-Gilet.

-..a light, sleeveless, padded jacket?

Gilet is the correct answer. Sarah, you're through to the next round.

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Alexandra and Sam, one of you will be through to the next round,

one of you will be leaving us, and it all comes down to this question.

Fingers on buzzers. Very, very best of luck to you both.

The Calling Of St Matthew, The Supper At Emmaus and

Death Of The Virgin are famous works by which Italian artist who died...?

Alexandra.

-Leonardo da Vinci?

-..by which Italian artist who died in 1610?

It's Caravaggio, I'm afraid, Alexandra. I'm so sorry.

That means, Sam, you are through to the next round.

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So you don't like modern art or any other type of art.

LAUGHING: No, I'm not really a fan of art, no.

Lovely having you here. Thank you for playing.

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

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Congratulations to the five of you.

So, Steve and Dara, you've been on both winning tribes so far.

Very impressive. Let's see if that's going to happen again.

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

"I think I'm funny."

Let's take a look at who is currently regretting putting

yes to that. The Yes Tribe is Lawrence, Sam and Dara.

Which means our No Tribe is Sarah and Steve.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, "I think I'm funny." Steve. Steve, not one of your strengths?

Well, I don't know if other people think I'm funny,

but I don't think I'm particularly funny.

Do people laugh when you tell jokes?

Yes.

-OK.

-But don't ask me to tell one.

I would not dream of it. Imagine that(!)

Yes Tribe. Lawrence, you're one of the funniest

-organic chemists we have.

-LAUGHTER

When I tell a joke, it's usually me who's laughing at the end,

-so I must be funny.

-Oh, yeah.

And the question we're asking is not "I'm funny",

it's "I think I'm funny."

-You're allowed to say that, aren't you?

-Yeah.

-Sam, you think you're funny?

-I think so, yeah. I think I'm a good laugh.

I mean, you need to laugh at yourself first, don't you?

You really, really do. And do you like...?

-Can you tell jokes or just funny down...?

-I can spin a yarn.

I'm quite good at the yarn.

Yeah, that's quite handy to have, isn't it?

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

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

All of you get the question wrong, your time will end.

The winning tribe in this round will be through to our final four.

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

Lawrence, the word chain is an anagram of the name

of which Asian country?

-China.

-Sam, Newton's Third Law Of Motion states

that to every action there is an equal and opposite what?

-Reaction.

-Dara, "Who loves ya, baby?" was the catchphrase of which

New York TV detective played by Telly Savalas?

-Kojak.

-It was. Lawrence, the play Warhorse is set during

which 20th century conflict?

-World War I?

-Sam, in cricket, what name is given to the two small

pieces of wood placed on top of the stumps to form the wickets?

-Bales.

-Dara, the northernmost of the four Tate Art Galleries is

found in which English city?

-Bradford.

-Incorrect. Lawrence.

-Liverpool.

-Correct.

Sam, which US singer had UK top ten singles with Hero, Fantasy

and Honey?

-Enrique Iglesias?

-Incorrect. Dara.

-Mariah Carey?

-Correct.

Lawrence, who played Annie Reed in the 1993 film Sleepless In Seattle?

-Meg Ryan?

-Sam, particularly fond of lasagne,

which cartoon cat lives with Jon Arbuckle and a dog called Odie?

-Garfield.

-Dara, which German goalkeeper was one

of the three players shortlisted

for the 2014 FIFA Ballon d'Or award?

-Manuel Neuer?

-Lawrence, in which century was

the French philosopher...?

19th.

Rene Descartes, born in the 16th century.

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, you've scored 10 points.

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I'll tell you what, No Tribe, you are not laughing now, are you?

11 points will see you through to the next round.

No Tribe, very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Sarah, Bindi and Routemaster

are types of which mode of public transport?

-Bus.

-Steve, the bassoon is a musical instrument typically found

in which section of the orchestra?

-Brass.

-Incorrect. Sarah.

-Woodwind.

-Correct.

Steve, what is the name of the Olympics event run over

a distance of 26 miles, 385 yards.

-Marathon.

-Sarah, Forest Whitaker won an Oscar for his portrayal

of Idi Amin in the film The Last King Of where?

-Scotland.

-Steve, in English,

which letter of the alphabet represents the first person pronoun?

I.

Sarah, the name of which Belfast-born singer is

-rhyming slang for curry?

-Ruby Murray.

Steve, St Cuthbert's, Trevelyan and Hatfield are all

colleges of which university in Northern England?

-Middlesex.

-Incorrect. Sarah.

-Durham?

-Correct.

Steve, which Australian Formula 1 driver, racing for Red Bull,

finished third in the 2013 Drivers' Championship?

-HE EXHALES

-Don't know.

Sarah.

To save your tribe.

I know that one. Um...

I can't remember.

The answer was Daniel Ricciardo, I'm afraid.

7 points, No Tribe, very impressive.

But with 10 points, Yes Tribe,

you're through to our final four.

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A valiant effort, No Tribe.

One of you will be through to our final four,

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

Fingers on buzzers. Sarah and Steve, very best of luck.

Here's your question.

What is the name of the paper-like writing material

made from stems of a particular reed plant that was commonly

used by the ancient Egyptians?

-Sarah.

-Papyrus.

-Is the correct answer.

Sarah, you're in our final four.

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Steve, that score of 10, though,

that was pretty impressive. They barely put a foot wrong.

A pleasure getting to know you. Have you enjoyed yourself?

I've had a fabulous time, thank you very much.

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

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So, terrific show so far. Brilliant performances.

Got four very, very strong players here.

Final four, as you know, is where things change. It's always 2v2.

It's always on the buzzer.

At the end, two of you will be going through and playing in our final

with a chance to win that £4,000 jackpot.

The other two will be leaving us immediately.

Let's find out how we'll split you.

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

"I lie about my age."

Our No Tribe is Dara and Lawrence.

Which means our Yes Tribe is Sarah and Sam.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, "I lie about my age."

So many different reasons for lying about age, I think.

Sarah, what's your excuse?

I don't know I've got an excuse, but I just think it's nobody's business

and if I can get away with appearing younger than I actually am,

-then I'll be all right.

-So you knock a few years off?

-Sometimes.

-Quite right, who wouldn't?

-No Tribe. Dara, how old are you?

-34.

And you feel no need to lie?

-Oh, absolutely not, I can't wait for middle age.

-Absolutely.

Now, this round is all on the buzzers.

First tribe to answer five questions correctly will be through

to our final with a chance to win that £4,000 jackpot.

For the losing tribe, it's game over. Very best of luck to you all.

Here's your first question.

When Chris Chataway won the first

BBC Sports Personality of the Year award in 1954,

which other athlete finished runner-up?

-Lawrence.

-Roger Bannister.

-Is the correct answer, Lawrence.

1-0 to the No Tribe.

What is the alliterative title of the Pulitzer Prize-winning

memoir of author Frank McCourt about his time...?

-Dara.

-Angela's Ashes.

-..about his time growing up in Ireland?

Angela's Ashes, a correct answer. 2-0 to the No Tribe.

The conservation organisation now known simply as WWF was

established in 1961 as the World Wildlife...?

-Sam.

-Fund for Nature.

It's not, I'm afraid, Sam.

I can hand that over to the No Tribe. You can confer.

The conservation organisation now known simply as WWF was

established in 1961 as the World Wildlife what?

-Fund?

-World Wildlife Fund.

It's just Fund, that's the correct answer, No Tribe. 3-0.

It was briefly called the Worldwide Fund for Nature, but it's

never been the World Wildlife Fund for Nature, I'm afraid.

Sorry, Sam, unlucky.

Which US actor, one of the biggest stars of the silent era,

appeared in films called The Navigator and The General?

Sam.

-Buster Keaton.

-Correct answer, Sam, well played.

1 point to the Yes Tribe, 3 points to the No Tribe.

5 points needed to play in today's final.

What French name is given to the whipped mixture of chocolate

and cream that is often used...?

-Dara.

-Mousse.

-Incorrect, I'm afraid.

I'll give the full question to the Yes Tribe, you can confer.

What French name is given to the whipped mixture of chocolate

and cream that is often used as a filling in truffles?

Yep.

-Ganache.

-Ganache is the correct answer.

3 points to the No Tribe, 2 points to the Yes Tribe.

First to 5 is in the final.

In 2014, it was announced in The Times newspaper that which

British actor was engaged to Miss SI Hunter?

-Dara.

-Benedict Cumberbatch?

Is the correct answer, Dara, well played.

No Tribe, you are on 4 points.

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

Yes Tribe, still 3 points away from that final.

Best of luck to you all. Fingers on buzzers.

The orange fruit of which plants are frequently

carved as jack-o'-lanterns for decoration around Halloween?

-Dara.

-Pumpkin.

-Is the correct answer.

And 5 points to the No Tribe. You're in today's final.

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Well played, Lawrence and Dara.

Very good performance. Yes Tribe, I thought you were going

to come back into it. Two very worthy opponents.

It's been a pleasure getting to know you.

Thank you so much for playing, Sarah and Sam.

But for Lawrence and Dara, it's time to play today's Two Tribes final.

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Lawrence, Dara, congratulations on making it to today's final.

Now, we split you into your very own tribes now. It's Lawrence vs Dara.

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

You have to protect that clock at all costs.

The first, and only the first, question is on the buzzer.

Get it right, your opponent's clock will start

ticking down. It keeps 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 down to zero.

If you do that, you'll play for today's jackpot, which is

a rather handy £4,000.

So, Lawrence, Dara, very best of luck.

Let's play today's Two Tribes final.

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So, just this first question on the buzzer.

The 2009 film based on a book by Judi and Ron Barrett

is titled Cloudy With A Chance Of...?

-Lawrence.

-Meatballs.

-Correct answer.

Dara, as soon as I start this next question, your clock

will start ticking down.

Dara, in which American sport are the playing positions safety,

tight end and wide receiver?

-American football.

-Lawrence, in which century did India gain

independence from British rule?

-20th century.

-Dara, on a standard European roulette wheel,

the partition of the number zero is which colour?

-Green.

-Lawrence, which modern-day animal is a close

relative of the extinct mastodon?

-Elephant.

-Dara, the name

of which alloy comes before the word magnolia to give

the name of a 1989 film?

-Steel.

-Lawrence, angina pectoris is a medical condition caused by

a restricted supply of blood to which organ?

-Heart.

-Dara, Lockwood is

the primary narrator of which Emily Bronte novel?

-Pass.

-Wuthering Heights.

Dara, the island Giglio is located off the coast of which

-European country?

-Italy.

Lawrence, the film version of the musical Oliver was first

released in which decade?

'60s. Correct. Dara, Gargamel

is a principal antagonist in which children's cartoon?

-The Smurfs.

-Correct.

Lawrence, which Japanese city will host the 2020 Summer Olympic Games?

-Tokyo.

-Dara, in 1994, who took over from Peter Hitchens as the regular

chairman of Question Time?

-David Dimbleby.

-Lawrence, filbert is

an alternative name for which round, brown,

hard-shelled nut?

-Walnut.

-It's hazelnut. Lawrence, in October 2014, Dilma Rousseff

won a second term as the president of which South American country?

-Argentina.

-It's Brazil.

Lawrence, in 1992, Alexandra Shulman was appointed

editor of which British fashion magazine?

-Vanity Fair.

-It's Vogue.

Lawrence, which TV presenter plays DS Ronnie Brooks in Law & Order UK?

-Bradley Walsh.

-Correct.

Dara, the city Barcelona is located in which region of Spain?

-Basque.

-It's Catalonia.

Dara, which folk rock band had a UK number one album

in 2012 entitled Babel?

-Mumford & Sons?

-Correct.

Lawrence, in 1955,

who succeeded Winston Churchill as UK's prime minister?

The answer was Sir Anthony Eden.

And with four seconds left on the clock,

today's winner, it's Dara.

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Four seconds left on the clock.

-Close one.

-It was a real close one.

Lawrence, terrific play.

It was going back and forth like a tennis match there.

-Pleasure getting to know you. Thank you for playing.

-Thanks, Richard.

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

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Well, what a show. Very, very well played throughout today's show.

You now have the opportunity to win some money.

We haven't given away the jackpot for a while,

so it currently stands at £4,000.

So one question for £4,000. Let's take a look at your categories.

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

I think I'm reasonably good on films,

so I'll go for...

film directors. RICHARD LAUGHS

-You don't sound certain, Dara.

-Film directors.

You've chosen film directors.

Let's see what your final question is.

Let's take a look at your four answers.

There's your four answers,

you've got to put them

all into the correct tribe.

It could be four and zero,

three and one, two and two.

If you put all four of them

into the correct tribe, you're going

to walk away with £4,000.

-Dara, are you ready to play?

-Yes.

-Let's play.

How are those looking to you, Dara?

Any obvious ones?

Well, there's a couple I'm pretty sure of and a couple I'm not.

I think Schindler's List, definitely.

OK, we'll put Schindler's List in the Yes Tribe.

I'm fairly certain he didn't do Three Men And A Baby,

-so in the No Tribe, please.

-OK.

Three Men And A Baby in the No Tribe.

I'm pretty sure Cocoon is a no.

I did love that and it doesn't have any of his hallmarks.

There we go, move Cocoon across. And then Stand By Me.

Stand By Me is the trouble. It's a brilliant film, I love it.

I would edge for no.

At the moment.

Let's put it in No for now, and you can look at your two tribes.

I'm pretty certain on Schindler's List

and Three Men And A Baby.

I'm less certain on Cocoon.

But I don't... It wasn't one of the big Hollywood blockbusters

in the way that he did at that time, in the early '90s.

And Stand By Me, I think he might have been a producer on it.

It's a tough guess.

Do you want me to lock it in, Dara?

-Yeah, I'm going to lock it in.

-OK, let's lock it in.

So, Dara, you need to get all four of these in the correct

tribes to walk away with £4,000. I wish the very, very best of luck.

Been a terrific performance throughout the show.

The first answer you gave me, pretty certain about this one -

Steven Spielberg directed Schindler's List.

So, "I'm a film directed by Steven Spielberg." Schindler's List,

are you in the Yes Tribe?

Of course it is.

Course it is. Won a Best Director's Oscar for Schindler's List.

Another one you're pretty certain of - Three Men And A Baby.

Put it in the No Tribe. "I'm a film directed by Steven Spielberg."

Three Men And A Baby, are you in the No Tribe?

Two out of four. Two out of four, Dara.

Do you know who did direct Three Men And A Baby?

-It was Leonard Nimoy.

-Oh, right!

So, two answers away from £4,000.

They are the ones you were slightly more dubious about.

Cocoon was the next answer you gave us.

Cocoon you put in the No Tribe.

"I'm a film directed by Steven Spielberg."

Cocoon, are you in the No Tribe?

Absolutely right.

Directed by Ron Howard. Ron Howard.

So, Stand By Me is the only thing in the way of you winning £4,000.

Wish you the very best of luck. It's the one you were most unsure of.

Here we go. "I'm a film directed by Steven Spielberg."

Stand By Me, for £4,000,

are you in the No Tribe?

Very well played, Dara!

Brilliant play.

Directed by Rob Reiner, from a Stephen King story.

Dara, what a show!

You had to see off some quite serious talent to get here.

Some very good players, yeah, definitely.

-What might you spend that £4,000 on, Dara?

-Oh, I have it all planned.

-I'm obsessed with the A-Team.

-The A-Team?

-Yes.

-Of course.

I've met two of the original cast members, but I haven't met Mr T yet.

And I have a trip to America planned to meet Mr T.

So it's going that way. LAUGHTER

So, you're going to spend your £4,000 on your dream

-of meeting Mr T.

-Absolutely.

-Dara, I honestly didn't think

-you were going to say that.

-LAUGHTER

Been such an absolute pleasure getting to know you.

-Thank you.

-Very well played. I hope you all join us next time,

where seven brand-new contestants will try to do exactly

what Dara just did. We'll see you then, on Two Tribes.

APPLAUSE