Episode 37 Two Tribes

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

the show that puts your knowledge and your personality to the test.

We've got seven brand-new players all waiting to play.

Let's meet them.

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Hi, I'm Sharon. I'm a lifeguard from Liverpool.

Hi, I'm Stephen. I'm a customer service representative

from Richmond in Surrey.

Hi, I'm Mike. I'm a technical sales consultant

from East Molesey in Surrey.

Hi, I'm Kayleigh. I'm currently studying food nutrition,

and I'm from Wem in Shropshire.

Hi, I'm Jeremy and I'm a senior software engineer manager,

and I'm from Beeston in Nottinghamshire.

Hi, I'm Howard, and I'm a business analyst from Worcester.

Hello, I'm Lynn.

I'm an admin assistant from Aston in Hertfordshire.

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Lovely to have you all here. Always good to have a lifeguard

-on the show, as well, just in case.

-LAUGHTER

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

answering hundreds of questions about yourselves.

There's a few there now.

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

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

Each tribe will 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 £2,000.

So, very, very best of luck.

Now, let's find our first two tribes.

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

I'm the youngest child.

Let's take a look at who said yes and who said no to that.

Our Yes Tribe is...

Mike, Kayleigh, Jeremy and Howard.

Which means are No Tribe is Sharon, Stephen, and Lynn

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, I'm the youngest child. What tribe are you on at home?

Our Yes Tribe... I'm on the Yes Tribe, as well.

Constantly bullied, constantly belittled.

Mike, Mike, you're the same?

Absolutely, yeah.

I've got two older sisters, which is a real problem

when it comes to hand-me-downs.

-I bet you looked absolutely wonderful, Mike.

-Stunning.

And Kayleigh, Kayleigh, how many siblings do you have?

-I have one older brother.

-How much older is he?

He is just over three years older and he never let me forget it.

Oh, it's awful, isn't it? Older brothers are like

-the worst thing in the world.

-LAUGHTER

Jeremy, Jeremy...

I'm the fourth, so my eldest brother is 12 years older than me.

My second brother, he always has to put "little brother"

in every post he puts on Facebook to me.

-So condescending.

-RICHARD GROANS

Howard, how many brothers or sisters do you have?

-I've got an older sister.

-And how is that? I'd have thought

an older sister is easier than an older brother.

Not too bad, but I'm told

-she used to dress me up when I was little, so...

-LAUGHTER

You and Mike both. You and Mike both, Howard.

Oh, now, the elder siblings.

Sharon, Sharon, do you have younger siblings?

Yeah, I have a twin sister, actually,

who's only five minutes younger than me,

but I've got another younger sister and a brother who is a year younger.

-And have you always looked after them?

-No.

-No.

-I haven't.

Stephen, I'm sure you've never done this,

but the endless, kind of, bullying.

Oh, as if I'd do that.

No, my younger sister, I still call her my baby sister,

-and she's in her 40s now, so...

-Aw, but do you look after her?

-Yes.

-That's good.

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

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

You all get the same question wrong, your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe will be through to our next round,

so very best of luck to everybody. Start the clock.

Mike, the flag of Thailand is made up of white,

red and which other primary colour?

-Blue.

-Correct. Kayleigh, in English traditions,

which flat food is most commonly eaten on Shrove Tuesday?

-Pancakes.

-Correct. Jeremy, what is the usual

English translation of the French word "adieu"?

-Today.

-Incorrect. Howard?

-Goodbye.

-Correct.

Mike, honky-tonk is an informal name for a style of ragtime music

-played on what instrument?

-Guitar.

Incorrect. Kayleigh?

-Pass.

-Jeremy?

-Piano.

-Correct. Howard,

what is the total number of squares on a standard chessboard?

-64.

-Correct. Mike, America's Ryan Lochte and Missy Franklin have both

represented their country competing in which sport?

-Golf.

-Incorrect. Kayleigh?

-Tennis.

-Incorrect. Jeremy?

Swimming.

Howard, macaroons are now often made with coconut

but were originally made with which ground nuts?

-Almonds.

-Correct. Mike, Ricky Martin, Tom Pellereau

and Michelle Dewberry

are past winners of which BBC reality TV series?

X Factor.

-Incorrect. Kayleigh?

-Big Brother.

-Incorrect. Jeremy?

-Opportunity Knocks.

Incorrect. Howard?

The answer to that was The Apprentice.

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

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Seven points is certainly beatable, No Tribe.

Eight points is your target to be into the next round.

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

Sharon, in which sport did Kelly Smith score

a record 46 goals in 117 appearances for England?

-Football.

-Correct. Stephen, which American actor has been

Oscar-nominated for his roles in The Aviator and The Wolf Of Wall Street?

-Leonardo DiCaprio.

-Correct.

Lynn, carbon dioxide contains atoms of carbon

and which other chemical element?

Oxygen.

Correct. Sharon, how many months are there in half a decade?

-Pass.

-Stephen.

-60.

Correct. Lynn, 5 Years Time is the title of a 2008 single

by Noah and the what?

-Whale.

-Correct.

Sharon, Costa Rica and which other country

beginning with the letter C border Panama?

Erm, Colombia.

Correct. Stephen, an orange pomander is usually made

by studding the fruit with which aromatic spice?

-Cloves.

-Correct. Lynn, to win, the Soup Dragon and the Froglets were

characters in which classic children's TV animation?

-The Clangers.

-Correct answer,

and with eight points, No Tribe, you're through to the next round.

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Yes Tribe, three of you will go through to the next round,

but you are the losing tribe

and that means one of you will be going home.

You're playing for survival, so fingers on buzzers.

Which tennis player was voted BBC Sports Personality of the Year

in 1997, after reaching the Men's Final of the US...?

-BUZZER

-Jeremy.

-Greg Rusedski.

After reaching the Men's Final of the US Open?

Greg Rusedski is the correct answer. Jeremy,

-you're through to the next round.

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Mike, Kayleigh, Howard, fingers on buzzers.

Which term from the Italian for "in the chapel style"

describes music sung without an instrumental accompaniment?

-BUZZER

-Mike.

-A cappello.

Oh, it's not a cappello, it's a cappella, I'm afraid.

That means, Kayleigh and Howard, you are through to the next round.

Please take your places in the centre.

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-Mike, a very unlucky way to go out, on the first round.

-C'est la vie.

Very, very, very sorry. Thank you so much for playing.

For our remaining six players, however,

it's time to find our next two tribes.

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So, Stephen, Howard, and Lynn,

you got all of your questions right in that last round.

Very, very impressive first round.

We're going to split you into brand-new tribes now. Let's see how.

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

I love going to theme parks. Lynn, you got all your questions right

in that round. What tribe are you on this time?

No.

-You're on the No Tribe, are you?

-Again, yeah.

Well, let's find out what the No Tribe is. The No Tribe is...

Lynn, Stephen and Howard.

Our 100%-ers from the last round.

It means our Yes Tribe is...

Sharon, Kayleigh and Jeremy.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, theme parks. Theme parks. What tribe are you on at home?

Yes Tribe, Sharon. Favourite type of theme park?

It's been a while since I've been to a theme park.

Erm, I think the last one must have been Gulliver's World,

going up towards Blackpool.

And do you like roller-coasters and stuff like that?

-I do like roller-coasters, yeah.

-I find them terrifying.

-Kayleigh, can you deal with all that kind of stuff?

-I quite like it.

I'm not really quite an adrenaline junkie,

but I do get a buzz from it, definite.

No Tribe, Stephen.

Anything that goes up high, I hate.

I don't like heights.

-Oh, oh, no offence taken.

-LAUGHTER

-Sorry.

-No, look, Stephen, I'm with you. As soon as I...

-I mean, this is as high as I go.

-LAUGHTER

Even if I stand on a step, I start getting giddy.

-Howard, you're not an adrenaline freak?

-Not really.

I get worried about the smallest of things anyway,

so I don't need a theme park to help me.

You worry as soon as you get into a roller-coaster?

-It feels terrifying, then, doesn't it?

-Yeah.

Anything that spins makes me feel sick anyway, so... RICHARD SIGHS

And it's all that sort of greasy food and loud music.

Oh, I sound a right party pooper, but...

-Have you got kids, then?

-They're all grown-up now.

-Oh, phew.

-Yeah.

-So you don't have to go any more?

-No, not at all.

-That is a relief. We will start with our No Tribe.

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

You get one wrong, I pass it down the line.

You all get the same question wrong, your time ends immediately.

The winning tribe will be through to the next round.

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

Stephen, who replaced Terry Wogan as the UK's

commentator on the BBC's coverage of Eurovision?

-Graham Norton.

-Correct. Howard,

in 1871, and again after reunification in 1990,

which city became the capital of Germany?

-Pass.

-Lynn.

-Berlin.

Correct. Stephen, in US politics,

what is the maximum number of terms a US president can serve?

-Two.

-Correct. Howard, the flute, oboe, and clarinet

are members of which family of wind instruments?

-Woodwind.

-Correct. Lynn, which American actor has played

the characters Francis Underwood and Lester Burnham?

-Pass.

-Stephen.

-Pass.

-Howard, to save your tribe.

-Can you repeat the question?

Which American actor has played

the characters Francis Underwood and Lester Burnham?

Pass.

The answer was Kevin Spacey. Kevin Spacey.

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

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-There it is. There it is.

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

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

Sharon, filled with cheese and other ingredients,

a quesadilla is a wrap made using which Mexican flatbread?

-A tortilla.

-Correct. Kayleigh, which surname links

an ex-University Challenge presenter named Bamber

and an ex-England footballer named Paul?

-Gascoigne.

-Correct. Jeremy, The most southerly point of mainland Britain

is in which English county?

-Cornwall.

-Correct. Sharon, Strictly Ann is the autobiography of which

former Conservative politician?

-Ann Widdecombe.

-Correct. Kayleigh, to win,

Michelangelo's statue of David was carved out of which hard stone?

Granite.

-Incorrect. Jeremy?

-Marble.

Correct answer, and with five points, Yes Tribe,

you are through to the next round.

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So, No Tribe, our losing tribe, I'm afraid,

which means one of you has to go home.

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

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

Fingers on buzzers. Very best of luck.

In the Lord Of The Rings film trilogy, Sir Ian McKellen

played Gandalf the Grey, who later became Gandalf the what?

-BUZZER

-Lynn.

-White.

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

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Stephen and Howard, one of you

will be through to the next round, one of you leaving us,

and it comes down to this question. Very best of luck to you both.

Which French rally driver won nine successive

World Rally Championship titles from the 2004 to 2012 seasons?

-BUZZER

-Howard.

-Jacques Villeneuve.

The answer, Howard...

is Sebastien Loeb, I'm afraid,

which means, Stephen, you are through to the next round.

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Oh, Howard, been on both losing tribes,

been lovely getting to know you.

I'm sorry we're not going to find anything more about you.

Howard, thank you so much for playing today,

but for our remaining five contestants,

it's time to find our next two tribes.

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So, our final five. Sharon, you've been on both winning tribes.

Sharon and Jeremy, you got all of your questions right in that round -

very, very impressive.

We're going to split you into two brand-new tribes now. Let's see how.

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

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

-What tribe are you on here?

-I'm on no.

-You're on the No Tribe.

Let's see who you're going to be with.

On the No Tribe is... Sharon, Jeremy and Lynn.

Which means our Yes Tribe is Stephen and Kayleigh.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, I have a weird hobby. What tribe are you on at home?

Now, Stephen, can I ask you, what's your weird hobby?

-I collect penguins.

-LAUGHTER

-Real ones?

-No, unfortunately not.

No, stuffed ones, pictures of, anything that's to do with penguins.

How many penguins do you have?

Must be getting on for about 50, now.

And what started this fascination with penguins?

I think they're so funny. They just make me laugh.

Favourite penguin bit of memorabilia?

I have a salt and pepper pot that's half salt and half pepper.

That sounds great.

HE MOUTHS AND AUDIENCE LAUGHS

-Kayleigh, Kayleigh, what's your weird hobby?

-Well,

it's kind of a hobby, kind of a job. I do storytelling.

-OK, and you read stories for...?

-No, no, no, we tell stories.

-You tell...? Oh, you don't tell stories.

-No, no, no.

-Sorry, ridiculous of me.

-Never read a book in my life.

You tell stories to...

It's a way to help improve people's confidence speaking in public,

so I ran a club at home for, you know, two years with people,

just helping improve their confidence

and their talking... their skills of talking in public.

-It sounds a worthy cause, Kayleigh, I'm not going to...

-I know.

..but I don't think it's a weird hobby. Collecting penguins,

-that's a weird hobby...

-LAUGHTER

-..but that just sounds like a really lovely thing to do.

-Thank you.

But, you know, you're on the Yes Tribe. We self-define here.

Now, No Tribe, Jeremy.

Jeremy, nothing...nothing weird about you or keeping it quiet?

I think I'll keep it quiet.

Quite right. That means

-Jeremy's got a really weird hobby.

-LAUGHTER

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

If you get one wrong, we'll pass 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,

so very best of luck. Start the clock.

Sharon, first published as a booklet in 1931,

what name is given to the set of mandatory rules for UK road users?

Erm, the...

-Pass.

-Jeremy.

-Highway Code.

Correct. Lynn, black pudding is usually made from

the blood and meat fat of which animal?

-Pig.

-Correct. Sharon, the 1987 Mel Brooks film Spaceballs

is a parody of which science-fiction franchise?

-Pass.

-Jeremy.

-Star Wars.

Correct. Lynn, which often-illegal street-art form

derives its name from an Italian word meaning "scratch"?

-Graffiti.

-Correct. Sharon, which name is shared by

a former England cricket captain

and a scenic peninsula in South Wales?

-Snowdon.

-Incorrect. Jeremy.

Gower.

Correct. Lynn, what is the common name of

the helianthus plant, which has a tall yellow flower

with edible seeds?

Nasturtium.

-Incorrect. Sharon?

-Hyacinth.

-Incorrect. Jeremy, to save your tribe.

-Sunflower.

Correct. Lynn, the salt hydrated magnesium sulphate gets its

common name from which Surrey town?

Epsom.

Correct. Sharon, which French word is used before "ski" to refer to

any entertainment that happens after a day's skiing?

The answer to that one was "apres".

Thanks to a little bit of saving, No Tribe, you scored seven points.

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So, Stephen and Kayleigh, and your weird and not so weird hobbies.

Eight points will see you through to our final four.

I wish you the very, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Stephen, which former world heavyweight boxing champion

is famous for the catchphrase, "Know what I mean, 'Arry?"

-Frank Bruno.

-Correct.

Kayleigh, in the name of the Government department

known as HMRC, what does the letter C stand for?

-Pass.

-Stephen.

-Customs.

-Correct.

Kayleigh, which card game related to whist

shares its name with the bony part of the nose?

-Oh...pass.

-Stephen.

-Bridge.

Correct. Kayleigh, brass is an alloy of zinc

and which other metal?

-Copper.

-Correct. Stephen, which self-governing part of Denmark

is said to be the world's largest island by area?

-Pass.

-Kayleigh.

Which self-governing part of Denmark

is said to be the world's largest island by area?

I don't know. Sorry, pass.

-The answer is... Stephen, has it occurred to you?

-Greenland.

Greenland is the correct answer. At the end of that round,

-Yes Tribe, you scored four points.

-All right.

-That's all right.

Which means, with seven points,

No Tribe, you are through to the final four.

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That's gutting, Stephen. Sorry about that. Very, very unlucky.

Now, it does mean you are on the losing tribe,

so one of you will have to be leaving us.

One of you will be in our final four,

one of you going home, and it comes down to this question.

Stephen and Kayleigh, fingers on buzzers.

If the word flora is used

to refer to the plant world, what corresponding term...?

-BUZZER

-Stephen.

-Fauna.

What corresponding term refers to the animal kingdom?

Fauna is the correct answer. Stephen, you're in our final four.

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Kayleigh, at least you've got

-another story to tell in your group.

-Exactly.

It's been lovely getting to know you,

-thank you for playing.

-And you, thank you.

For our final four, however,

it's time to find our next two tribes.

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So, Jeremy, all your questions right again in that round.

Sharon, you've been on all three winning tribes now, very impressive.

-In that last round, you got none of your questions right at all.

-I know.

But you are here - that's the main thing. That is the main thing.

As you know, in the final four, things change a little.

Always two versus two, and it's always on the buzzer.

The first tribe to five points will be going through,

playing in today's final, for the chance to win that £2,000 jackpot.

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...

What tribe are you on here, Jeremy?

-I am a fan, I do...

-You are a fan, you were on the Yes Tribe.

-Yeah.

If you could hand-pick a partner, who do you think you would take?

It's always a tough question, this -

-people are trying to be polite.

-Sorry, I thought you meant

-from the Royal family. Erm...

-LAUGHTER

Yeah, well, answer that question first.

Kate Middleton.

Let's see if she's on your tribe.

-The Yes Tribe is...

-LAUGHTER

..Jeremy and Stephen,

which means the No Tribe is Sharon and Lyn.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

-APPLAUSE

So, I'm a fan of the Royal family.

This could cause some arguments at home. No Tribe, Lynn...

Lynn, not a fan of the family as a whole?

No, I just take them or leave them.

I've got no strong opinions either way.

Do you know what, Lynn?

-What if the Queen is watching? Cos I know she does.

-LAUGHTER

Well, she watches Pointless

-and it's so easy to switch over, isn't it, at the end?

-Or...

So she's...

Oh, that's nice. She will like that.

Stephen, you're a fan?

Yes, I am. When you can trace your history back,

and you can trace your history back

and find you've got Henry VIII in your family tree,

then you can't not be.

-Do you think?

-Yeah, I can trace my family history

back to Jane Seymour, so...

Wow, the actress or the...?

-LAUGHTER

-No, the Queen.

-The Queen, all right.

I'll be honest with you, I'd be more impressed with the actress.

I'd be going, "Wow, seriously, Jane Seymour, that is cool."

Now, as you know, the final four - it's all on the buzzers.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly will go

through to today's final,

so, very, very best of luck, both tribes. Fingers on buzzers.

Here's your first question...

Which venomous snake derives its full name from Portuguese,

meaning "hood snake", because it spreads the skin of its neck

into a hood when disturbed?

-BUZZER

-Lynn.

-Cobra.

Is the correct answer, Lynn. Very well played.

1-0 to the No Tribe.

According to the title of a comedy TV show starring Sanjeev Bhaskar

and Meera Syal, the Kumars live at...?

-BUZZER

-Jeremy.

-42.

Live at what number? 42 is the correct answer, Jeremy. Well played.

Which word can mean a decorative, French antique sofa,

and, more commonly, a small appetiser

served with drinks at a reception?

-BUZZER

-Sharon.

-Canape.

Is the correct answer, Sharon.

Well played. 2-1 to the No Tribe.

Ed Simons and Tom Rowlands comprised which duo known for songs

such as Block Rockin' Beats, and Hey Boy, Hey Girl?

-BUZZER

-Sharon.

-Chemical Brothers.

Correct answer, Sharon. Very well played.

It's 3-1, now, to our No Tribe.

The first to five plays in today's final.

Which letter and number were used to refer to

the electric vehicle first released by Sinclair Vehic...?

-Buzzer

-Sharon.

-C5.

First released by Sinclair Vehicles in 1985?

C5 is the correct answer, Sharon.

-Very, very well played. She's very good on the buzzer, isn't she?

-Mmm.

Four points to our No Tribe. You are one point away from today's final.

One point to our Yes Tribe.

A spectacular comeback needed, gentlemen.

Very best of luck to both tribes - could all come down to this.

Following Steven Gerrard's retirement

from international football in 2014,

who was appointed the new England...?

-BUZZER

-Jeremy.

-Wayne Rooney.

-Who was

appointed the new England captain? Wayne Rooney is the correct answer,

Jeremy. Four points to two.

Still one point away from the final, No Tribe.

Three points away, Yes Tribe.

The US rapper Calvin Broadus, whose hits include "What's My Name?"

and Drop It Like It's Hot, is known professionally by what name?

-BUZZER

-Sharon.

-Snoop Dogg.

Is the correct answer, and five points to two, our winning tribe -

-it's the No Tribe.

-APPLAUSE

No Tribe, well played. Lynn, that was quite impressive, wasn't it?

Yeah, she knows her music, doesn't she?

-Yeah, doesn't she just?

-Yeah.

-Terrific stuff. Yes Tribe...

Yes Tribe, Stephen, Jeremy, steam-rollered there, rather.

And Jeremy, you got all of those questions right

in the rest of the show. Stephen, have you enjoyed sharing your

-penguin passion with the nation?

-Oh, of course.

-Excellent.

It's been lovely having you here. Jeremy, been a pleasure to meet you,

but for Sharon and Lynn, it's time to play the Two Tribes final.

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Sharon and Lynn, congratulations making it this far. Terrific stuff.

-Sharon, you've been on every single winning tribe.

-Yup.

You had a brief blip in the middle of the show where you got nothing

right, and then in that final four, got pretty much everything right.

Very impressive, and Lynn,

-you know you've been on the No Tribe every single time?

-I know.

I think I'm a negative person for some reason.

Well, if the question was, "I'm a negative person,"

-you would have been on the Yes Tribe.

-Yeah.

Should have asked you that.

We've split you into your own tribes now.

This time, it's Sharon versus Lynn.

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

You need to protect that clock at all costs.

The first question, and only the first, 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 one right,

then your clock will start ticking down,

and your challenge is to

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

If you do that, you could be playing for today's jackpot of £2,000.

So, Sharon, Lynn, very best of luck.

Let's play today's Two Tribes final.

APPLAUSE

So, just this first question on the buzzer.

Which hot, flavoured sauce, made from the root of its namesake

plant, is traditionally served with roast beef?

-BUZZER

-Lynn?

-Horseradish.

Is correct. As soon as I start my next question,

your clock will start ticking.

Sharon, Doctor Octopus and the Green Goblin

are among the enemies of which superhero?

Erm, Batman.

Spider-Man. Sharon, doves belonged to which common family of birds?

Erm...don't know.

Pigeons. Sharon, Phnom Penh is the capital of

which South East Asian country?

Erm, Vietnam.

It's Cambodia. Sharon, Hollywood actor Thomas Mapother IV

-is better known by what name?

-I don't know.

Tom Cruise. Sharon, which foodstuff is known

in Spanish as huevo and in German as Ei?

-Egg.

-Correct. Lynn, which female singer had a number two hit in

the UK singles chart in 1964 with the song Downtown?

Dusty Springfield.

It was Petula Clark. Lynn, born in 1469, which Italian statesman

and political philosopher wrote the famous work The Prince?

-Don't know.

-It's Machiavelli.

Lynn, which US state was formerly known as the Sandwich Islands?

-Hawaii.

-Correct.

Sharon, Andromeda, Virgo A,

and the Milky Way are names of what in our universe?

Erm...stars.

They're galaxies. Sharon, what word for a type of

single-storey house is derived from an Indian word

meaning "in the Bengal style"?

-Bungalow.

-Correct. Lynn, in 2002, which German-born supermodel married

the film director Matthew Vaughn?

-Heidi Klum.

-It's Claudia Schiffer.

Lynn, what Japanese word for a type of natural disaster

translate into English as "harbour waves"?

-Tsuzami.

-Incorrect, tsunami. Lynn, what is the name of the almanac

that was first published in 1864 and is known as the Bible of cricket?

-Pass.

-It's Wisden. Lynn, the Iron Gates Gorge

on the River Danube forms part of the boundary

between Serbia and which other country?

It was Romania, and with six seconds left on the clock, today's winner...

-it's Sharon.

-APPLAUSE

Very well played.

Didn't look like that was going to happen, Sharon.

-I didn't think it was, either.

-A very impressive finish.

Lynn, really unlucky with the tsunami question.

You were so close, I couldn't give it.

Been so lovely getting to know you, Lynn.

-Thank you.

-Thank you so much for playing.

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

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Sharon.

-Congratulations!

-Thank you.

Six seconds left on the clock.

Our lifeguard is through to our jackpot round.

-Been an up-and-down show, hasn't it?

-It certainly has. Yeah!

Let's see if we can end it on a high.

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

So, one question for £2,000.

Time, first, to choose a category.

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

Oh, my gosh.

That is both subjects I don't like at all.

OK.

I think I'd actually go for geography -

that's the safest out of the both.

OK, let's go for UK geography.

Your final question is on UK geography.

And it is...

I'm a city.

Yes or No.

So, I'm a UK city, Yes or No.

Here are your four answers.

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

If you do that, you walk away with £2,000.

There could be four in one tribe and none in the other,

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

So, two tribes, four answers, £2,000.

Any of those you know for a fact, Sharon?

Right. For a fact, I think Doncaster.

I remember from Geography, years ago, in school,

that cities normally have cathedrals,

and I think, definitely, Doncaster has got a cathedral.

-So, shall we put...

-I could be totally wrong!

-Shall we put Doncaster into the Yes Tribe for now?

-Yes, please.

-We can move these around.

-Yes. Right, Newry.

I've never, ever heard of the place, don't know where it is.

-So, I'd put that as a No.

-Put that as a No.

Perth.

Perth. I'm just thinking a little bit of association.

It's a bit of a guess at the moment,

and I'm thinking, because my daughter's in Australia at the moment...

THEY LAUGH I know it's a UK city, but...

I'd say Perth is a Yes.

We'll put Perth as a Yes.

And the last one, Reading, erm...

Know nothing about it. So...

I also think that's a Yes.

OK, we'll put Reading as Yes, as well.

Now, take a final look at those,

and let me know if you want me to lock them in.

Erm...

I'm a little bit unsure about Perth.

But I don't like going against my decisions, so I will stick with that.

-OK, shall we lock them in?

-Lock them in.

-Let's lock them in.

There we go.

Do you agree at home?

Have you got them in the same Tribes as Sharon, here?

Don't forget, you need all of these to be correct

to walk away with that £2,000.

It would be fair to say some of those were guesses.

Yes! SHARON LAUGHS

OK, I wish you the very, very best of luck.

The first answer you gave us was Doncaster.

Put it in the Yes Tribe.

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

So, I'm a city.

Doncaster, are you in the Yes Tribe?

-Oh.

-Oh, it's not, I'm afraid.

It's a bad start.

They did apply for city status.

They didn't get it, Doncaster, I'm afraid.

Let's find out what the two tribes were, then.

So, Doncaster was wrong.

Perth was the only one you got right.

Newry, of course, is in Northern Ireland.

Perth, in Scotland. That was awarded city status in 2012,

for the Diamond Jubilee.

Neither Doncaster or Reading are cities, I'm afraid.

Very well done if you got those tribes correct at home.

Very well played.

Sharon, it really has been an up-and-down show.

It certainly has, yes.

But a tough final question for you, I'm sorry about that.

-A pleasure getting to know you.

-It's been lovely to be here.

It's been fun, hasn't it? Yeah, it's been a good show.

Thank you ever so much,

and I hope you'll join us next time, with seven brand-new contestants, who'll be playing for £3,000.

We'll see you, then, on Two Tribes.

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