Episode 36 Two Tribes

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.

-APPLAUSE

Hello, I'm Simon.

I'm an assistant head teacher and I'm from New Haw in Surrey.

Hi, I'm Samantha, finance manager from Harrow in Middlesex.

Hi, I'm Madeleine.

I'm a civil servant from Walsall in the West Midlands.

Hi, I'm Brian. I'm a trapeze artist from London.

Hi, I'm Steve. I'm a train guard from Lincoln.

Hello, I'm Jean.

I'm a retired book-keeper from Henley-on-Thames in Oxfordshire.

Hi, I'm Chris. I'm a field sales manager

from Mountain Ash in Mid Glamorgan.

Welcome to you all. Now, before the show you all completed

our in-depth survey answering loads of questions about yourselves.

There's a few of them up on the screen.

In each round we'll split you into two tribes

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

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

All you have 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 £1,000, so very, very best of luck to you all.

Let's find our first two tribes.

Before the show we asked you the following...

I like horror films.

I know what tribe I'm on,

but let's see who said yes and who said no to that.

Our Yes Tribe is Simon, Brian, Steve and Chris.

-SIGHING:

-Oh, goodness.

Which means our No Tribe is Samantha, Madeleine and Jean.

Everybody, join your tribes.

APPLAUSE

So, "I like horror films." What tribe are you on at home?

I would 100% be on the No Tribe on this one.

100%. Samantha, not a fan?

No, I don't really like that kind of gore and horror. No.

Favourite sort of film?

Favourite sort. Feel-good, anything light-hearted where...

-Anything not terrifying?

-Yes.

-Madeleine, not a fan?

-No.

I went from being far too scared of them when I was a kid to actually

finding them boring now I'm an adult without enjoying them in-between.

You don't find them boring, Madeleine,

you still find them terrifying.

I'm going to talk to these gents now,

all of whom are hardy souls, I have to say.

Simon. Simon, horror.

I love the old horrors - Poltergeist, The Omen, The Shining,

those sorts of things.

Do you not... Do you genuinely like being scared?

I do, yeah. I used to love it when I was younger.

Not so much now but I still like them.

Now, Brian, I know you like being scared, you're a trapeze artist.

-That's right.

-But like a professional trapeze artist?

-Hopefully, yeah.

-Yeah.

-It's a bad thing to be an amateur at, isn't it?

-Right.

-But you like horror films too?

-I do, yeah.

RICHARD SIGHS

This is going to be a difficult round to win. Look at these guys.

We'll start with our Yes Tribe.

I'll give you 60 seconds' worth of questions.

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

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

The winning tribe goes through to our next round.

Best of luck. Start the clock.

Simon, which BBC medical drama series is set in the same

fictional hospital as Holby City?

-Casualty.

-Correct. Brian, Forest and County

are the major football clubs of which East Midlands city?

-Pass.

-Steve.

-Nottingham.

Correct. Chris, which Italian term meaning "to the tooth"

is often used to describe pasta that is cooked but still firm

-when bitten?

-Al dente.

Correct. Simon, the United States Congress is made up of two houses,

the Senate and the House of what?

-Congress.

-Incorrect. Brian.

-Representatives.

Correct. Steve, on a standard phone keypad,

on which number would you also see the letters P, Q, R and S?

-Eight.

-Incorrect. Chris.

-Seven.

Correct. Simon, Humbert Humbert is the protagonist of which novel

by Vladimir Nabokov?

-Pass.

-Brian.

-Pass.

-Steve.

-Lolita.

Correct. Chris, the military regiment formed in 1941

by David Stirling is known by what three letter abbreviation?

-SAS.

-Correct.

Simon, Phil Lynott was the lead singer of which band

known for songs such as The Boys Are Back In Town?

-Thin Lizzy.

-Correct.

Brian, what was the first name of the French artist Matisse

who died in 1954?

Pass.

The answer to that was Henri. Some good saving there by the Yes Tribe.

And in the end you scored 8 points.

APPLAUSE

So, 9 points, No Tribe, will see you safely into the next round.

Very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Samantha, in a TV series that first aired in 1978,

Lou Ferrigno played The Incredible what?

-Hulk.

-Correct. Madeleine, in Scottish football,

the Old Firm derby is played between Rangers and which other club?

-Celtic.

-Correct, Celtic.

Jean, how many letter As are there in the word lackadaisical?

-Four.

-Correct.

Samantha, which German group has had UK hit singles

entitled Autobahn and The Model?

-Pass.

-Madeleine.

-Rammstein.

-Incorrect.

Jean, to save your tribe.

-Kraftwerk.

-Correct.

Samantha, what is the surname of the family

visited by Mary Poppins in the 1964 film?

Don't know, sorry.

-Madeleine.

-Brown.

-Incorrect.

-Jean, to save your tribe.

-Banks.

-Correct.

Samantha, which four-time World Superbike champion

won the 2014 series of I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here?

Um...

His name has gone. Pass.

-Madeleine.

-Pass.

-Jean, to save your tribe.

-Pass.

Oh! Suddenly I thought there was nothing you couldn't answer, Jean,

after Kraftwerk.

The answer to that was Carl Fogarty.

Fogarty.

At the end of that, No Tribe, you scored 5 points.

So, with 8 points, Yes Tribe, you are through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

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

but because you are the losing tribe,

one of you will be going home.

Fingers on buzzers, you are playing for survival. Very best of luck.

Which German-born composer's notable works

include his Water Music Suites and the...

-Jean.

-Handel.

..and the oratorio Messiah? Handel is the correct answer.

Jean, you are through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Samantha, Madeleine, one of you will be in our next round,

one of you will be leaving us.

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

Derived from the Latin, literally meaning "sun" and "standstill,"

what word denotes time of the year

when the sun is at either its highest...

-Samantha.

-Solstice.

..either its highest or lowest point in the sky at midday?

Solstice is the correct answer.

Samantha, you're through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

-Madeleine.

-I know, I froze.

A horror film all of your own, I'm afraid.

I'm sorry we won't get to find out any more about you.

Thank you so much for coming and playing.

For our remaining six players though,

it's time to find our next two tribes.

Well played to the six of you.

I'm going to split you into two brand-new tribes now.

Before the show we asked you the following...

I sing in the shower. I sing in the shower.

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

Our Yes Tribe is Simon, Ryan and Jean.

Which means our No Tribe is Samantha, Steve and Chris.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, I sing in the shower. Sing in the shower.

Brian, Brian, do you sing anywhere?

I've done a bit of theatre and things, so I like to sing, yes.

Yeah, you strike me as someone who's done a bit of theatre, Brian.

-Thank you.

-Jean, Jean.

-A, is there anything you don't know?

-Plenty.

And, B, favourite song to sing in the shower?

A Whole New World.

A Whole New World by Kraftwerk. Absolutely, what a lovely song.

-That's the one.

-A lovely song.

No Tribe. Steve, Steve, you wouldn't sing in the shower?

-No, I'm not in long enough.

-You wouldn't sing on your train?

I have been known to unfortunately,

just subconsciously I've been singing when...

-People have said, "Shut up."

-Gotcha.

OK. Well, we'll start with our Yes Tribe.

I'll give you 60 seconds' worth of questions.

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

get the same one wrong, your time ends immediately.

The winning tribe goes through to the next round,

so I wish you all the very best of luck. Start the clock.

Simon, what is the last consonant in the English alphabet?

-Z.

-Correct.

Brian, according to the title of a 1980 single by ABBA,

who Takes It All?

-Pass.

-Jean.

-The Winner.

Correct. Simon, which mineral compound is added to water

and toothpaste to help reduce the risk of tooth decay?

-Calcium.

-Incorrect. Brian.

-Fluoride.

-Correct.

Jean, signed in 1791, the first ten amendments to the American

Constitution are collectively known as the Bill of what?

-Rights.

-Correct. Simon, which British athlete

won gold in the women's 400m hurdles at the 1992 Olympics?

-Sally Gunnell.

-She did.

Brian, what is the surname of the brothers who present the BBC's

Any Questions? and Question Time?

-Pass.

-Jean.

-Um, Attenborough. No.

-Incorrect. Simon.

-Dimbleby.

-Correct.

Brian, with hits including You Sexy Thing,

Errol Brown was the front man of which band?

-Pass.

-Jean.

-Hot chocolate.

-Correct.

Simon, in which century was Richard the Lionheart born?

-14th.

-Incorrect. Brian.

-15th.

-Incorrect. Jean.

-12th.

Correct. Simon, in maths,

what name is generally given to a seven-sided polygon?

Uh...

The answer to that is heptagon. Some more good work from Jean there.

And 8 points, Yes Tribe.

8 points.

APPLAUSE

So, No Tribe, 9 points will see you through to the next round.

It's tough but doable. Very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Samantha, in 1997, R Kelly had a UK number one single with the song

I Believe I Can what?

-Fly.

-Correct.

Steve, in which country of the UK is the historic county

of Clackmannanshire?

-Ireland.

-Incorrect. Chris.

-Scotland.

Correct. Samantha, stellar is the Latin name

for what type of celestial body?

-Star.

-Correct.

Steve, what is the first name of the father of TV presenter

George Lamb?

-Norman.

-Incorrect. Chris.

-Larry.

-Correct. Samantha,

a bunch of bananas may also be known by which collective term,

also a part of the body?

-Bunch.

-Incorrect. Steve.

-Hand.

-Correct.

Chris, what name is given to aquatic worms that were formerly used

medicinally for blood-letting?

-Sorry?

-What name is given to aquatic worms that were formerly used

-medicinally for blood-letting?

-Leeches.

Correct. Samantha, the Wars of the Roses were a series of battles

-fought between the houses of York and which other?

-Tudor.

-Incorrect. Steve.

-Lancaster.

-Correct.

Italian football legend Dino Zoff played in which position?

-Goalkeeper.

-Correct.

Samantha, for what did the letters GQ originally stand

in the title of the men's fashion magazine?

-Don't know.

-Steve.

The answer was Gentleman's Quarterly.

You also scored 8 points, No Tribe. It's a tie.

APPLAUSE

So, which tribe is going through?

Both tribes need to nominate one player.

You'll face one question on the buzzer

to send your entire tribe through.

Yes Tribe, who are you going to nominate?

-Got to say Jean on this one.

-I would say Jean as well.

I think that's very wise.

Jean. And No Tribe?

-Random...

-Chris.

-Jean against Chris.

One question on the buzzer to send your entire tribe through.

Very best of luck to you both.

In the 1996 Only Fools And Horses Christmas special,

Rodney and Del attended a wake dressed as which superheroes?

-Chris.

-Batman and Robin.

-Is the correct answer.

No Tribe, take your places in the centre.

APPLAUSE

So, Yes Tribe, you are the losing tribe which means

we have to lose one of you. You're playing for survival.

Fingers on buzzers. Very best of luck.

Which word for a specific period of time in years is also

used for a batsman's score of 100 runs...

-Simon.

-Century.

-Is the correct answer.

Simon, you're through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Jean and Brian, one of you will be leaving us, I'm afraid.

It all comes down to this one question.

Very best of luck to you both.

In 2015, the Royal Mint issued £2 coins

featuring an image of King John to mark the 800th anniversary

of the signing of which charter? Jean.

-Magna Carta.

-Is the correct answer.

Jean, you're through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Brian, thank you so much for coming and playing.

It's been a pleasure getting to know you.

Sorry we find nothing more out about trapeze artistry.

But for our remaining five players, time to find two brand-new tribes.

Terrific round, that one. Well played, Steve and Chris.

Been on both winning tribes so far.

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

Before the show we asked you the following...

I enjoy fancy dress parties. I enjoy fancy dress parties.

Steve, you are already dressed for one it would appear.

ALL CHUCKLE

What tribe are you on, Steve?

-No.

-You are on the No Tribe.

Let's find out who else is on your tribe.

The No Tribe is Steve and Jean.

Which means our Yes Tribe is Simon, Samantha and Chris.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, Yes Tribe. Simon. Simon.

Big fancy dress fan.

Love fancy dress. Haven't been to one for a while.

A friend of mine in Wales that I used to go to school with

had his 50th year last year,

had a fancy dress party every single month

throughout the whole year to celebrate.

Oh, sounds unbearable.

No Tribe. Steve, really, you don't like fancy dress?

-I've been banned...

-You don't want to draw attention to yourself.

-I've been banned from fancy dress parties.

-Have you? What for?

Cos I always go as a train guard. LAUGHTER

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 in this round will be straight through

to our final four, a very good round to win.

Best of luck, Start the clock.

Simon, siblings known as quadruplets are born in groups of what number?

-Four.

-Correct.

Samantha, on UK vehicles, a brake light is what primary colour?

-Red.

-Correct. Chris, since 1982, the Wimbledon Men's Singles Final

has been scheduled to be played on which day of the week?

Sorry?

Since 1982, the Wimbledon Men's Singles Final has been

scheduled to be played on which day of the week?

-Sunday.

-Correct. Simon, who was president of the United States

during the Cuban Missile Crisis?

-Nixon.

-Incorrect. Samantha.

-Carter.

-Incorrect. Chris, to save your tribe.

-Kennedy.

-Correct.

Simon, which 1990s Tom Cruise film famously included the line,

"Show me the money".

-Ooh, uh, can't remember.

-Samantha.

Um...

-Top Gun.

-Incorrect. Chris, to save your tribe.

-Jerry Maguire.

-Correct.

Simon, born in 1940, Dame Zandra Rhodes

is a famous name in which industry?

-Fashion.

-Correct.

Samantha, The Printworks is an entertainment and leisure venue

in the centre of which city in the north of England?

-Manchester.

-Correct.

Chris, in 1982, Duran Duran had a hit song about being Hungry...

Like The Wolf.

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, you scored 7 points.

APPLAUSE

Remarkably consistent scoring throughout this show.

7 points is the target to beat,

so 8 points will see you through to our final four, Steve and Jean.

Wish you the very best of luck. Start the clock.

Steve, of the four main points of the compass,

how many contain the letter S in their full name?

-Two.

-Incorrect. Jean.

-Three.

-Correct.

Steve, which term for people who serve in the Army is used

for strips of bread or toast used for dipping into a soft boiled egg?

-Soldiers.

-Correct.

Jean, what was the first name of the Dutch postimpressionist

painter van Gogh?

-Pass.

-Steve.

-Vincent.

-Correct.

Jean, Alcatraz Island,

the site of the famous prison,

is in which US state?

-California.

-Correct.

Steve, Kurt Cobain and Dave Grohl

were both members of which famous band of the early 1990s?

-Nirvana.

-Correct.

Jean, particularly popular in the 17th and 18th centuries,

a peruke is worn on which part of the body?

-The head.

-Correct.

Steve, the writer Hans Christian Andersen was born in which country?

-Denmark.

-Correct.

Jean, to win, which Finnish racing driver won back-to-back

Formula One world championships in 1998 and 1999?

Hana Mikkanen.

Incorrect. Steve.

To win...

No. RICHARD SIGHS

-Sorry.

-It's not Hana Mikkanen.

-Rakkinen?

-It's Mika Hakkinen...

-LAUGHTER

-..I'm afraid.

So at the end of that round, No Tribe,

you have both scored 7 points.

-Another tie-break.

-APPLAUSE

So, once again, we need one player from each tribe

to face one question. Yes Tribe, who are you going to nominate?

-Do you want to go for it?

-Yeah, OK.

-Chris again?

-Yes.

-Chris again. And No Tribe?

-I'll go.

-Steve this time. So Chris against Steve.

If you get this question right,

your entire tribe is through to the next round.

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

Which long-distance running event is said to commemorate a Greek

soldier who delivered news of an Athenian triumph...

-Chris.

-Marathon.

-..over the Persians in 490 BC?

Marathon is the right answer. For the second time in the show, Chris,

your entire tribe is through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

Steve and Jean, I'm afraid that means you are the losing tribe,

so one of you is going to have to go home.

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

Born around 1460, which Portuguese explorer and navigator...

-Jean.

-Marco Polo.

..is widely credited as the first person to sail

directly from Europe to India?

The answer, Jean, is Vasco da Gama.

It was a very early buzz. It was too early.

That means, Steve, you are through to our final four.

Jean, I hope you've enjoyed yourself today.

Thank you very much, yes, I have.

It has been our pleasure, Jean.

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

Congratulations to our final four. But this, of course,

is where things change. The final four is always two against two,

it's always on the buzzers.

The first tribe to 5 points will be through to our final.

The losing tribe will be going home immediately.

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

Before the show we asked you the following...

I spend a lot of time on social networking sites.

The No Tribe is Simon and Steve.

Which means our Yes Tribe is Samantha and Chris.

Everybody, join your tribes.

No Tribe, I'm very impressed by the No Tribe.

An awful lot of pressure these days to be on social networking sites.

I succumb, I'm afraid. I'd be on the Yes Tribe.

Now, Simon, you are a teacher.

-Yes.

-Probably by and large best to stay off social networking.

Best to stay off it.

It's one of those things I think you should leave to the younger people.

Yes Tribe, Samantha.

-Yes.

-Samantha. You love social networking?

I do, yes. And, you know, yesterday I was on Twitter.

I added you.

I can't believe you only added me yesterday.

Chris, surely you spend your entire time learning facts.

It might seem that way but I think I've just had

some lucky questions.

And you have Facebook, you'll have Twitter, or a bit of everything?

Yeah, a bit of everything, yeah, yeah.

Other social networking sites are available.

Now, as you know, the final four is all on the buzzers.

The first tribe to give me five correct answers will be

playing in today's final, a chance to play for our jackpot.

For the losing tribe it is game over.

So good luck to you all. Here is your first question.

According to The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy,

what number is the answer to life...

-Simon.

-42.

-..life, the universe and everything?

42 is the correct answer, Simon. 1-0 to the No Tribe.

Which letter of the Greek alphabet is also the word for the triangular

area of sediment formed at the...

-Steve.

-Delta.

-..formed at the mouth of a river?

Delta is the correct answer, Steve.

Well played. 2-0 to the No Tribe.

Which London thoroughfare has Buckingham Palace at one end

with Admiralty Arch...

-Samantha.

-The Mall.

-..with Admiralty Arch

and Trafalgar Square at the other?

The Mall is the correct answer, Samantha. 2-1 to the No Tribe.

First to 5 goes through to play in today's final.

In the current version of the UK national anthem,

which word is sung at the end of the first, second...

-Chris.

-Queen.

..first, second, third and seventh lines?

Queen is the correct answer, Chris, well buzzed.

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

Which word can be used for a main television news presenter

who often links up with outside reporters...

-Samantha.

-Anchor.

..and also for a large weight dropped underwater

to secure a ship?

Anchor is the correct answer, Samantha. Well played.

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

First to 5 is in today's final.

In 1993, at a fashion show in Paris,

which Streatham-born supermodel fell on the catwalk...

-Samantha.

-Naomi Campbell.

..fell on the catwalk

while wearing a pair of Vivian Westwood platform shoes?

Naomi Campbell is the correct answer.

4-2 to the Yes Tribe.

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

No Tribe, you still need to score 3 points.

Which alternative word for the chest is also the name of the middle

section of an insect between the head...

-Simon.

-Thorax.

-..between the head and the abdomen?

Thorax is the correct answer, Simon. Well played.

4-3. Yes Tribe, you are still one point away from the final.

No Tribe, 2 points away.

In which traditional Gaelic sport do players use a ball...

-Simon.

-Hurling.

...do players use a ball and stick known as a sliotar and a caman?

The answer is hurling, Simon. Very well played.

4 points each.

First to 5 points will be going through to play in today's final

and the chance to win our jackpot.

It all comes down to one question.

Samantha and Chris, Simon and Steve, fingers on buzzers.

Very best of luck.

Virginia Katherine McMath was the birth name of which actress

and dancer known for her collaborations with Fred Astaire?

-Steve.

-Ginger Rogers.

Is the correct answer. And that means 5 points to 4.

No Tribe, you are in today's final.

Well, it went 2-0 to the No Tribe,

then 4-2 to the Yes Tribe, then 5-4.

Terrific final four.

Samantha and Chris. Chris!

-It was all going so well.

-I got beat on the buzzer a few times.

You did get beaten on the buzzer.

Samantha, terrific performance in the final four though.

-Thanks.

-Alongside Steve as well. Did you enjoy your time with us?

-Yes, it's been good.

-It's been lovely getting to know you both.

Thank you for joining us.

But for Simon and Steve, it's time to play today's Two Tribes final.

Simon and Steve, congratulations on making it through to the final.

It was a very tense final four. Very, very well played.

We've split you into your own tribes now. It is Simon versus Steve.

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

Your job is to protect that clock at all costs.

The first and only the first question will be on the buzzer.

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

It'll keep ticking down until they get a question right,

then your clock starts ticking down.

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

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

So, Simon, Steve, let's play today's Two Tribes final.

Just this first question on the buzzer.

Which DH Lawrence novel, written in 1928...

Simon.

Uh... Lady Chatterley's Lover.

Too late, I'm afraid.

It was the correct answer. It was denied full publication

in England for over 30 years cos of its risque content.

It was the right answer but too late.

It means as soon as I start my next question, Simon,

your clock will start ticking down.

Simon, frogs belong to which class of vertebrate?

-Amphibian.

-Correct.

Steve, which 1970s TV sitcom starred

Michael Crawford as the accident-prone Frank Spencer?

Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em.

Correct. Simon, in 2014,

who was re-elected president of South Africa?

-Pass.

-Jacob Zuma. Simon, which 1950 book by CS Lewis was

the first of The Chronicles Of Narnia to be published?

-The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe.

-Correct.

Steve, Fazer, Dappy and Tulisa were members

of which London hip-hop group?

-Pass.

-It was N-Dubz.

Steve, on the human body, what five-letter word is the usual

name for the belly button or umbilicus?

-Pass.

-Navel.

Steve, prosciutto is the Italian term for which type of food?

-Bread.

-It's ham.

Steve, Riga is the capital of which Baltic nation?

-Latvia.

-Correct. Simon, the fictional characters

Jean Valjean and Quasimodo were created by which French author?

-Pass.

-Victor Hugo.

Simon, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie

first starred together in which 2005 film?

Mr and Mrs Smith.

Correct. Steve, the Hoover Dam is on which US river?

-Pass.

-It's the Colorado.

Steve, which Portuguese footballer

opened a museum in honour of himself called CR7 in 2013?

-Ronaldo.

-Correct. Simon, a centaur is a mythical creature

which is half man, half what?

-Bull.

-Horse.

Simon, which internal organ is the largest gland in the human body?

-Liver.

-Correct.

Steve, which snake shares its name with an acronym often used

for the UK government's emergency response committee?

-Cobra.

-Correct.

Simon, in which century is the Roman occupation of Britain

traditionally thought to have ended?

-12th.

-It's the 5th century.

Simon, film actors Rudd, Giamatti and Bettany

-all share which first name?

-Paul.

Correct. Steve, before decimalisation in 1971,

how many pence made a shilling?

-12.

-Correct.

Simon, built on the orders of Ivan the Terrible,

which famous cathedral...

Wow, with one second left on the clock, today's winner, it's Steve.

APPLAUSE

Well, Steve, goodness me, that was close.

How you got that last answer in I will never know.

Simon, that's a very, very tough way to go out.

But you played terrifically all the way through.

It was a terrific final as well.

-Simon, thank you so much for playing.

-Thank you.

You've been absolutely brilliant. For Steve, it's time to play for

-today's jackpot.

-APPLAUSE

Steve, left that till the last possible second. Goodness me.

What a show it's been.

And now you have the opportunity to win some money.

One question for £1,000.

Let's take a look at your two choices of category.

Would you like your final question to be about poets or money?

Poets or money, what do you fancy?

Well, I know some poets.

And a bit...

And I know some money, currency, so my decision will be money.

Money, says Steve. Let's take a look at what your final question is.

I've appeared on a Bank of England banknote.

Yes or No, those are your two tribes.

Here are your four answers.

Isaac Newton, William Shakespeare, Christopher Wren

and Michael Faraday.

Your job is to put all four of those answers into their correct tribe.

It could be four in one of them, none in the other.

Could be three and one, could be two and two.

If you put four of them in the correct tribe,

you are going to walk away with £1,000.

So, two tribes, four answers, £1,000.

Steve, are you ready to play?

-Yes.

-Let's play.

Any of those obvious to you, Steve?

The obvious one is Michael Faraday - yes.

So Michael Faraday you are saying yes.

-You must see a lot of banknotes in your job.

-I do.

Although I've never seen any 50s.

-I'm going to say Isaac Newton - yes.

-Isaac Newton - yes.

Don't forget, you've got to get all four of these

in their correct tribes.

I'm going to say Christopher Wren - no.

Christopher Wren you are putting in the No Tribe.

Shakespeare.

This is a tricky one. Who's on them at the moment?

Shakespeare's not on any of them.

I'm going to say William Shakespeare - no.

Let's put William Shakespeare in No.

OK. Take another look at all of those and let me know

if you are happy for them to be locked in.

I think Shakespeare has got to be yes, hasn't he?

OK. Do you want to move him across, take a look at how it looks?

Yes, move it across to Yes.

Move William Shakespeare across to Yes.

How does that look to you?

-Yes, lock them in.

-Let's lock them in.

Well, what do you think at home?

Have you got them in the same tribes?

Need to get all four of these correct, Steve,

to walk away with £1,000.

I wish you the very, very best of luck.

You've been great fun all show.

Michael Faraday was the first answer you gave me, fairly sure about that.

Put him in the Yes Tribe.

So "I've appeared on a Bank of England banknote".

Michael Faraday, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Well played. Well played, Steve. Used to be on the £20 note,

Michael Faraday.

The next answer you gave was Isaac Newton.

You put him on the Yes Tribe as well.

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

"I've appeared on a Bank of England banknote".

Isaac Newton, are you on the Yes Tribe?

Yeah, used to be on the £1 note.

-Ah, do you remember £1 notes?

-Yeah, lovely.

Those were the days, weren't they?

And the next answer you gave us was Christopher Wren.

Now, Christopher Wren you put on the No Tribe.

Couldn't remember seeing him on any banknotes,

so onto the No Tribe he went.

Got to get all four of these right to win £1,000.

You are halfway there already.

So, "I've appeared on a Bank of England banknote".

Christopher Wren, are you on the No Tribe?

Oh, Steve! Steve, I'm so sorry.

Do you know what note he used to be on?

It was the 50. The 50.

Let's take a look at what tribe Shakespeare was on.

So all on the Yes Tribe, all four.

Shakespeare used to be on the £20 note.

Very well done if you got all four of those at home. Terrific work.

Steve, it's been a fun show, hasn't it?

-It has, it's been great.

-Thank you for joining us.

We hope you'll join us again next time

when seven brand-new contestants will be playing for £2,000.

We'll see you then on Two Tribes.

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