Episode 38 Two Tribes

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

the quiz show where you never know whose side you'll be on.

We've got seven brand-new players, all waiting to play. So let's meet them.

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Hello, I'm Katie, I'm a children's entertainer from Guildford, in Surrey.

Hi, my name is Ruth. I run a wine school, and I'm from Bristol.

Hi, I'm Dave, I'm a sports broadcaster

and journalist from Newark, in Nottinghamshire.

Hi, I'm Kasey, I'm a community health student,

and I'm from Corsham, in Wiltshire.

Hello, I'm Amanda, I'm a social care manager,

and I'm from Barnet, in Hertfordshire.

Hi, I'm Pete, I'm an operations manager from Maidenhead,

in Berkshire.

I'm Darren, I'm a national account manager from Farnborough, in Hampshire.

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Welcome to all seven of you.

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

You answered hundreds of questions about yourselves. There's a few on the screen 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 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 £3,000.

So good luck to you all. Let's find our first two tribes.

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

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

The Yes Tribe is Dave,

Kasey, Pete and Darren.

So our No Tribe, our shrinking violets, are Katie, Ruth and Amanda.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, I like to be the centre of attention.

Katie, with respect, you are on a television show,

you are a children's entertainer.

And you don't like to be the centre of attention?

No, you have to let the children be the centre of attention.

Oh, that's a good answer. That's a good answer.

Also a slight dig at the Yes Tribe as well. Very nicely done.

Ruth, do you like to shy away from attention?

Not shy away from it, but I don't like to be the centre of attention.

-You like to be just to the left.

-Just to the left.

-LAUGHTER

-People are paying attention, but they see you out of the corner of their eye.

-Yes.

Yes Tribe, our show-offs.

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Pete, you like being in the centre of things,

-you like the limelight on you?

-I do, yes.

I'm a DJ by night, so I'm the annoying party DJ

in the corner of the community centre.

Absolute best track for getting people on the dance floor?

It's... I don't like it myself, but the Macarena seems to work.

The Macarena.

Oh!

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Darren.

Darren, would you be up on that dance floor when the Macarena started?

Yeah, I drop it like it's hot on a regular basis.

Oh, you and me both, brother. You and me both.

Well, Yes Tribe, we will start with you.

We will make you the centre of attention immediately.

60 seconds of questions. Get one wrong, I'll pass it down the line. All get the same

question wrong, your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe will be through to the next round, so very best of luck to you all.

Start the clock.

Dave, Angela Lansbury starred as Miss Price in the 1971 Disney

film Bedknobs and what?

-Broomsticks.

-Correct. Kasey, the Battle of Trafalgar took place in

which century?

-Pass.

-Pete.

-16th.

-Incorrect.

-Darren.

-17th.

-Incorrect.

Dave, to save your tribe.

-18th.

-It wasn't.

Oh, deary me.

-That went well...didn't it?

-LAUGHTER

19th century was the century.

If you'd have five people in your team, you would have got there.

LAUGHTER

Oh, dear. Yes Tribe, you scored one point.

One point.

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-Now, No Tribe, two points will see you safely through to the next round.

-No rush.

-We've got all the time in the world.

-How about that?

-Tactics there from Ruth. They want this.

-Go, team.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Katie, the liqueur triple sec is flavoured with which citrus fruit?

-Lemon.

-Incorrect. Ruth.

-Orange.

Correct. Amanda, to win, Paraguay is a land-locked country

-in which continent?

-South America.

Is the correct answer. And with two points, No Tribe,

you are through to the next round.

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So, Yes Tribe, I'm afraid we have to lose one of you.

Three of you will be going through to the next round.

One of you will be going home. Very best of luck to you all.

The winner of the 2014 series of The Apprentice shares his name

-with which reality TV star?

-BUZZER

-Pete.

-Mark Wright.

-Is the correct answer.

Pete, you're through to the next round.

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Yes Tribe, just three of you left now.

Fingers on buzzers.

In 2014, the British Museum loaned a statue from the

Elgin Marbles collection to the Hermitage Museum in which country?

-BUZZER

-Kasey.

-Russia.

It is in Russia, it is in St Petersburg. Well played, Kasey, you are through to the next round.

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Dave and Darren.

You are definitively centre of attention right now.

Good look to you both.

Which boy's name follows the word horrid to give

-the title of a bestselling...

-BUZZER

-Dave.

-Henry.

Bestselling series of children's books by Francesca Simon.

Henry is the correct answer. Dave, you're through to the next round.

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Darren, you just told the nation you like to be centre of attention.

-Did you imagine it like this?

-No.

Darren, I'm so sorry we don't get find out any more about you.

Thank you so much for playing. For our remaining six players,

though, it is time to find two brand-new tribes.

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Now, the six of you. We will split you into two brand-new tribes.

Let's find out how we are going to do that. Before the show, we asked you the following...

I was a teacher's pet at school.

Let's see who said yes and who said no to that. The Yes Tribe is...

Katie, Kasey and Amanda.

The No Tribe is Ruth, Dave and Pete.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, I was a teacher's pet at school. What tribe are you on at home?

Amanda, you always made sure you were on the side of the teachers?

Oh, absolutely. I used to enjoy going and taking little messages

-when one teacher wanted to send a note to another one.

-Oh.

That's rather sweet. And Kasey.

Kasey. You were always as helpful as you could be to a teacher.

Yes, I pretty much kissed up to them throughout my whole

-entire school life.

-Did that work for you?

Yes, until I then became a PE teacher

and then realised I don't like teacher's pets.

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Ah! No Tribe, our rebels,

the crazy gang. You cannot be tamed, Pete.

Is that right?

No, I wasn't a teacher's pet, but I wasn't the school brat either,

-I was middle ground.

-Right in the middle, keeping your head down.

-Dave.

-Probably the same, I would probably be in the middle with Pete.

There was unfulfilled potential, I think there was

-distrust on both sides.

-Distrust on both sides.

What a happy picture you paint of your schooldays.

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.

Very, very best of luck, see if you can score more than one.

Start the clock.

Katie, of the four main points of a compass,

which one comes first alphabetically?

-East.

-Correct.

Kasey, British rapper Stephen Manderson is better

-known as Professor what?

-Green.

Correct. Amanda, the name of which animal comes after pommel to give

-the name of a piece of equipment used in Olympic gymnastics?

-Horse.

Correct. Katie, Queen Elizabeth II is the daughter of

which British king?

-George VI.

-Correct.

Kasey, Una, Vanessa, Mollie, Rochelle and Frankie are members...

-The Saturdays.

-..chart-topping girl group? The Saturdays is correct.

Amanda, what is 20% of 20?

-Four.

-Correct. Katie, the 1938 Hitchcock film

The Lady Vanishes is mainly set on which mode of transport?

-A train.

-It is. Kasey, in the name of the arts organisation,

resident at the London Coliseum, what do the letters ENO stand for?

-Pass.

-Amanda.

-English National Opera.

Correct. Katie, Shrewsbury, Worcester and Gloucester are

-situated on which major river?

-Pass.

-Kasey.

-The Avon.

-Incorrect. Amanda.

-Pass.

The answer was the Severn.

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

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So, No Tribe, nine points is your target. Start the clock.

Ruth, performed by Celine Dion,

My Heart Will Go On appeared on the soundtrack to which 1997 film.

-The Titanic.

-Correct. Dave, in which part of the human body

would you find a metatarsal?

-Feet.

-Correct.

Pete, which female gardener and TV presenter found fame

alongside Alan Titchmarsh and Tommy Walsh on Ground Force?

-Charlie Dimmock.

-Correct. Ruth, in the Christian calendar,

-the feast of the Epiphany falls on the sixth of which month?

-April.

-Incorrect, Dave.

-March.

-Incorrect, Pete...

-January.

Correct. Ruth, which metric unit of measurement is equivalent to

approximately 0.62 miles?

-A kilometre.

-Correct.

Dave, the name of which animal is derived from the Greek

words for nose and horn?

-Rhinoceros.

-Correct.

Pete, the Khao San Road is a major tourist thoroughfare in which

-Asian capital city?

-Cairo.

-Incorrect. Ruth.

-Bangkok.

-Correct.

Dave, in 2014, which Welsh comedian became the regular host of

Never Mind The Buzzcocks?

-Rhod Gilbert.

-Correct. Pete.

In 1154, Nicholas Breakspear became the first Englishman to be

-elected as what?

-Poet Laureate.

-Incorrect. Ruth.

-Pass.

-Dave.

Archbishop of Canterbury.

The answer was Pope.

I'm afraid it means both tribes have scored eight points.

We have a tie-break.

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Both tribes need to nominate one player to face

a question on the buzzer to send their entire tribe through.

Yes Tribe, who are you going to nominate?

THEY CONFER

-Who's playing?

-Me. I'll do it.

-OK. Katie is playing. And, No Tribe?

-Pete.

-Myself.

Katie against Pete. The very best of luck, fingers on buzzers.

If you get this right, you send your entire tribe through.

Which Australian cricketer dismissed Mike Gatting in 1993...

-BUZZER

-Pete.

-Shane Warne.

-..with what has been named the ball of the century?

Shane Warne is the correct answer.

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

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Well, eight points, Yes Tribe, but you are the losing tribe,

which means we lose one of you, I'm afraid.

Fingers on buzzers, playing for survival.

-Which is flag is flown when the Queen is in residence...

-BUZZER

-Amanda.

-The Royal Standard.

..when the Queen is in residence at one of her royal palaces?

The Royal Standard is the correct answer, Amanda. You're through to the next round.

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Katie...and Kasey.

One of you will be leaving us, one of you going through,

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

Excluding jokers, in a standard pack of playing cards,

how many cards are part of a red suit?

-BUZZER

-Kasey.

-Uh... Oh!

Sorry, you are too late. The answer was 26.

That means, Katie, you're through to the next round.

Please take your place in the centre.

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-Kasey, I'm so sorry.

-It's fine.

I think you may have confused yourself by having 23 written

-on your top.

-That's probably it.

-Probably it.

Kasey, thank you so much playing,

sorry we don't get to find out more about you.

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

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That was much more like it, much more like it.

Terrific round there from both tribes.

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

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

-Just looking to see if anyone is shaking.

-LAUGHTER

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

Our Yes Tribe is Ruth and Amanda.

Which means our No Tribe is Katie, Dave and Pete.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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"I drink a lot of coffee."

Of course, Ruth, you go to wine school...

-Yes!

-..and it would ruin the palate, presumably.

I like to think that I can get away with it,

that my talents are such that it doesn't ruin my palate.

But how much do you drink, though?

I don't mean how much do you drink, how much COFFEE do you drink?

I'm so sorry. The rest of it is entirely your business.

-Probably two cups a day.

-Two cups, OK, that's not too bad, is it?

-No, it's not too bad.

-That's not too bad.

Amanda, how much coffee do you drink?

Well, I've got a bit of a frothy coffee habit,

so I tend to stop off in the station on the way into work

in the morning, so, erm, they know my name,

they don't have to ask me to write it on the cup any more.

Oh, that's the best thing about those coffee shops,

-when they put your name on it, cos you can say anything.

-Yes.

-And they have to call it out.

-Yep.

I went through a phase of giving a different name every day.

No Tribe, everybody drinks coffee all the time now, Pete.

I'd be on the No Tribe here, I think,

I don't have a taste for it.

No, I'm a cup of tea man.

You, er, go in for a coffee now, you need a smattering of Italian to

be able to order a coffee anywhere, I find, so I stick with tea.

Katie. Used to drink coffee? Gave it up? Never liked it?

No, I just drink a couple of cups a day. I don't think that's a lot.

Amanda thinks that is a lot, as does Ruth.

When you say "a couple of cups,"

d'you mean those ones you get like...?

Well, yeah, they are one litre... No, half-litre cups!

OK, just a litre of coffee a day(!)

It's fine.

We will start with our No Tribe. We're going to give you 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 through to our Final Four,

so best of luck to both tribes.

Start the clock. Katie, "Brummie" is a colloquial term

for a person from which English city?

-Birmingham.

-Dave, Fastlove, A Different Corner

and Careless Whisper have all been UK number one singles

for which male singer?

-George Michael.

-Pete, which word, meaning the main stem of a tree,

is also used in the US to refer to the boot of a car?

-Trunk.

-Katie, excluding the black edgings,

how many different colours are there on a Rubik's Cube?

-Six.

-Dave, in a roast chicken,

the forked bone called the "furcula" is more commonly known by what name?

-The wishbone.

-Pete, which UK Prime Minister of the 20th century

had the first name Clement?

-Attlee.

-Katie, Princess Ariel is the central character

in which 1989 Disney film?

-The Little Mermaid.

-Dave, the term "claret" is now generally used

in the UK for red wine from which region of France?

-Pass.

-Pete.

-Bordeaux.

-Katie, a pluviometer is a weather instrument

used for measuring what?

-Wind.

-Incorrect, Dave.

-Pass.

-Pete, to save your tribe.

Air pressure?

Incorrect, the answer was rainfall.

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

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Nine points, Yes Tribe, will see you into our Final Four.

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

Ruth, the term "lunar" refers to which body in the solar system?

-The moon.

-Amanda, a pilgrimage to Mecca known as "hajj"

is undertaken by many followers of which religion?

-Muslim.

-Ruth, which striped mint

shares its name with a Merseyside football club?

-Pass.

-Amanda.

-Everton.

-Ruth, first airing in 1996, Melissa Joan Hart played

the title role in the sitcom Sabrina the Teenage what?

-Witch.

-Amanda, nuclear power is fuelled by plutonium

and which other chemical element beginning with U?

-Uranium.

-Ruth, which founder member of the band Cream

later had a solo top ten hit with I Shot The Sheriff in 1974?

-Eric Clapton.

-Amanda, in English, which punctuation mark is used to

indicate either possession of an item or the omission of letters?

-Pass.

-Ruth.

Asterisk.

-Incorrect.

-Oh, oops. What's it called?!

-It's an apostrophe.

-Oh, it's apostrophe!

-Apostrophe!

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, you were going great guns

but just six points, which means, with eight points, No Tribe,

you're through to our Final Four.

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-You are both annoyed at that one, aren't you?

-Yes!

It's one of the ones, if you saw it written down,

you'd say, "Yeah, apostrophe."

So, one of you will be in our Final Four, but you are our losing

tribe, and that means that one of you will be going home.

-(OK.)

-Very best of luck, Ruth and Amanda, fingers on buzzers.

Particularly known for her eyebrows,

who won the Best Model award at the 2014 British Fashion Awards?

-BUZZ

-Ruth.

Cara Delevingne?

Is the correct answer. Ruth, you are through to our Final Four.

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Amanda, Amanda, I'm so sorry, I thought the two of you were going to

overhaul that score. I really did.

Unfortunately, Cara Delevingne has done for you.

I've heard her name, I didn't know who she was.

Go and sit in a coffee shop and have a little look at Hello magazine

and you can read all about her.

Amanda, thank you so much for playing,

been lovely getting to know you.

For our Final Four, though, it's time to find our next two tribes.

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So, this, of course, is where things change.

Our Final Four is always two v two, it's always on the buzzer,

and at the end of this round two of you will be going through to play in

our final, give yourself the chance of winning that £3,000 jackpot.

The other two will be going home immediately.

No more second chances. Let's see how we're going to split you up.

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

OK, let's see who said yes and who said no to that,

and we'll be chatting to the Yes Tribe.

The Yes Tribe is Ruth and Pete,

which means our No Tribe is Katie and Dave.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, "I've used a dating website."

-Let's have a little chat to our Yes Tribe. Ruth...

-Yeah.

-Used it once, use it often?

-I've used a couple of different ones.

Any success?

I wouldn't say massive success but, erm, I've met some nice people.

That is a nice euphemism for "No."

-Pete...

-Yes.

-Pete, did you have success on a dating website?

-No.

I used one once a long time ago and it was, yeah,

unsuccessful to say the least.

Er, and have you had more success with other methods?

I'm happily...I've been happily married for three years

-and that was not through a dating website.

-Excellent. Now, No Tribe.

Katie, never needed to, never fancied it?

Well, I've been with my husband for so long,

they weren't invented back in those days.

So, you've been in a relationship since pre-internet?

-Pre-internet, yeah.

-Dave, are you the same?

-Exactly the same, Richard, yeah.

-Exactly the same. OK.

This round is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly will go

through to today's final, and the chance to win that £3,000 jackpot.

Very best of luck. Both tribes, here's your first question.

The former prisoner Jean Valjean becomes mayor

and is guardian to Cosette in which long-running West End musical?

-BUZZ

-Pete.

Les Miserables.

Correct answer, Pete, 1-0 to the Yes Tribe.

Which important safety feature in fighter planes

was developed by the...?

-BUZZ

-Dave.

-Ejector seat.

-..was developed by the Martin-Baker Aircraft Company

during the 1940s, ejector seat's the right answer, Dave,

good interruption.

One point each.

In 2011, which New Zealand rugby player

became the leading points scorer...?

-BUZZ

-Dave.

Jonah Lomu.

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

In 2011, which New Zealand rugby player became

the leading points scorer in international rugby union?

-Dan Carter.

-Dan Carter is the correct answer, well played.

"Hang on a minute, lads. I've got a great idea," is the famous...

-BUZZ

-Pete.

-The Italian Job.

-..is the famous last line of which

1969 Michael Caine film? It's The Italian Job.

Well played, Pete. Three points to the Yes Tribe,

one point to the No Tribe.

First tribe to five plays in today's final.

Which band, fronted by Roger Daltrey...?

-BUZZ

-Dave.

-The Who.

-Oh, good buzzing. Which band, fronted by Roger Daltrey,

were formerly known as the Detours and the High Numbers?

The Who is the correct answer. 3-2.

Carl Froch defeated which boxer in November 2013, and again...?

-BUZZ

-Pete.

-George Groves.

-..and again in May 2014 to retain his world titles,

George Groves, correct answer, Pete. Well played, it's 4-2.

Yes Tribe, you are one correct answer away from playing

in today's final, the chance to win that £3,000 jackpot.

No Tribe, you still need three points.

Best of luck to both tribes.

The third novel in Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy

series was entitled Life, The Universe and...

BUZZ

-Ruth.

-Everything.

Everything is the correct answer.

Yes Tribe, 5-2, you're in today's final.

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Terrific play.

Katie and Dave, I'm so sorry.

Been lovely getting to know you.

The nice thing is you've both got these lovely long-term

pre-internet partners to go back to.

-Have you enjoyed your time with us, Dave?

-Yes, very much so.

It's been lovely getting to know you, and, Katie, have you had fun?

Yeah, it's been really good fun.

We know you don't like being centre of attention so good news,

you're heading off.

But for Ruth and Pete, it's time to play today's Two Tribes final.

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So, Ruth and Pete, congratulations.

Very dominant in the Final Four, terrific stuff.

We've now split you into your very own tribes, it's Ruth versus Pete.

You also have your very own 45-second clock.

You just need to protect that clock.

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

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

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

then your clock will start ticking down.

Your challenge is to force your opponent's clock

all the way down to zero, and if you do that,

you will be playing for today's jackpot of £3,000.

Wish you both the very best of luck.

Ruth, Pete, let's play the Two Tribes final.

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So, just this first question on the buzzers.

Which iconic US motorbike stuntman

holds the Guinness World Record for Most Broken Bones in a...?

-BUZZ

-Pete.

-Evel Knievel.

-Most Broken Bones in a Lifetime,

Evel Knievel is right. As soon as I start the next question,

Ruth, your clock will start ticking down.

Ruth, the song It's Not Easy Bein' Green was originally

performed by which Muppet character on Sesame Street?

-Kermit the Frog?

-Pete, which European nation

won the 2006 Fifa World Cup?

-Germany.

-It's Italy.

Pete, from 1990-1993, Norman Lamont held which senior Cabinet post?

Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Ruth, a "zonkey" is a hybrid cross between a donkey and which animal?

A zebra?

Pete, Iguazu National Park in South America is particularly

renowned for its spectacular series of what?

-Pass.

-Waterfalls.

Pete, in a professional snooker match, how many red balls are used?

-15.

-Ruth, the 19th-century novel Jude The Obscure was

written by which author?

-Oh, pass!

-It's Thomas Hardy.

Ruth, which planet in our solar system is closest to the sun?

-Mercury.

-Pete, what is the name of the group of Nepalese soldiers

who have been part of the British Army for around 200 years?

-Gurkhas.

-Ruth, Leonard Nimoy and Zachary Quinto

have both played which character in the Star Trek films?

-Pass.

-Spock.

Ruth, The Whale is the subtitle to which Herman Melville novel?

-Moby Dick.

-Pete, which actor played Woody Boyd in the US sitcom Cheers?

Woody Harrelson.

Ruth, the wife of Henry VIII,

whose birthplace is in modern-day Germany, is known by what name?

-Anne Boleyn?

-Anne of Cleves.

Ruth, on which instrument did Raphael Ravenscroft perform

a famous solo on Gerry Rafferty's single Baker Street?

Oh, the... Oh! Saxophone...

The answer was saxophone, you're out of time.

With 13 seconds left on the clock, today's winner is Pete.

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-It was nip and tuck there for a while, Pete.

-It was.

-Very well played, held your nerve. Ruth, I'm so sorry.

-That's OK.

And you knew that last one as well,

just slightly out of time, unfortunately.

Been an absolute pleasure getting to know you, Ruth, thank you

-so much for coming and playing.

-Thank you, cheers.

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

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Pete, today's winner, congratulations,

-a great final there.

-Thank you.

-Very well played.

You have now earned the right to win some money.

The jackpot hasn't been won the last couple of times,

it now stands at £3,000. So, one question for £3,000.

Let's take a look at your two categories.

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

-Film Musicals, I think.

-OK, Film Musicals.

Your final question is on Film Musicals. Let's see what it is.

That's the film Grease,

named in the credits of that film.

"I'm a character in Grease." 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.

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

It could be four in one tribe, none in the other.

Could be three and one, could be two and two, you can

split it however you like.

And if you get all four of them

in the correct tribe, you're going to walk away with £3,000.

Any obvious answers for you there, Pete?

OK, er, Rizzo is definitely a Yes.

OK, let's put Rizzo over into the Yes tribe.

You can move these about, don't forget.

Coach Calhoun, I want to say Yes.

Coach Calhoun, let's put him in the Yes Tribe, him or her.

Er, Officer Krup...

I can't remember too many police-based characters

in Grease, I'm going to put Officer Krupke in No.

OK, Officer Krupke in the No Tribe. Mr Shorofsky.

Ah, I have no idea. I am chancing my arm here.

Erm, I'm going to go for the two-two split, I'm going

to put Shorofsky in No.

OK.

D'you want to take one final look at that and let me know

if you want me to lock them in?

Er, it's not going to get any more definite,

-so, er, I'll lock those in, please, Richard.

-OK, let's lock them in.

How have you done at home? Have you got them in the same tribes,

got them in different tribes? We're about to find out who's right.

If you get all four of these in the right tribe,

you're going to walk away with £3,000, Pete.

Very best of luck.

First answer you gave us was Rizzo. Pretty sure about this one.

You put her straight into the Yes Tribe.

So, "I'm a character in Grease." Rizzo, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Of course, Pete, of course. Played by Stockard Channing.

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Think you knew that one was fairly certain.

You're less sure on the others, it's fair to say.

Coach Calhoun you then put into the Yes Tribe.

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

You've got to get all four of these right to win £3,000.

"I'm a character in Grease."

Coach Calhoun, are you on the Yes Tribe?

Well done, halfway there, Pete. Halfway there.

Played by Sid Caesar in the movie Grease.

So, the next answer you gave us was Officer Krupke.

"I'm a character in Grease." Officer Krupke, are you in the No Tribe?

Absolutely, well played.

Officer Krupke from West Side Story.

-So, Pete, you've got three.

-Mm.

-You need four.

If this last one, Mr Shorofsky,

is in the correct tribe, you're going to walk away with £3,000.

-Very, very best of luck.

-Thank you.

-Do you agree at home?

Have you got Mr Shorofsky in the No Tribe or in the Yes Tribe?

Let's find out.

"I'm a character in Grease."

Mr Shorofsky, for £3,000,

are you on the No Tribe?

You're absolutely right, Pete!

You're absolutely right.

Well played.

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Mr Shorofsky is, as people of a certain generation will tell you,

was from Fame. Mr Shorofsky.

£3,000, what will you spend that on, Pete?

-I'm going to take my wife on holiday.

-Aww, that's lovely.

Pete, thank you so much, it's been a pleasure getting to know you,

-congratulations as well.

-Thank you very much.

We hope you'll join us next time when seven brand-new contestants

will be trying to do exactly what Pete just did.

We'll see you then on Two Tribes.

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