Episode 39 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're going to be on.

We've got seven brand-new contestants ready to play.

-Let's meet them.

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Hi, I'm Glenn. I'm an IT technician and I'm from Newcastle.

Hi, I'm James and I'm a policy assistant from Bude in Cornwall.

Hi, I'm Kam, I'm a content executive and I'm from Peterborough in Cambridgeshire.

Hello, I'm Lesley, and I'm a secretary from Nantwich in Cheshire.

Hi, I'm John. I'm a civil servant from Stockport in Cheshire.

Hi, I'm Jenni.

I'm a medical receptionist from Emsworth in Hampshire.

Hi, I'm Sheila, I'm a retired nurse from Norwich.

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Welcome to you all.

I think it's probably impossible to lose a quiz show

when you've got a beard as impressive as Glenn's,

I would have thought. The other six of you may as well just go home.

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Before the show, all of you completed our questionnaire,

answering all sorts of questions about yourself.

There's a few going through there.

In each round we will be splitting you into two tribes

based on who said "yes" and who said "no" to some of those.

Each tribe will then face a series of general knowledge questions

and all you have to do is make sure you are on the winning tribe.

OK? One of you at the end of the show could be walking away

with that jackpot of £1,000. I wish you all the very best of luck.

Let's find our first two tribes.

Before the show, we asked you the following:

I'm trying to go to on earth in the world would say no to that.

Well, let us find out. The people who said yes were

Glenn, James and John.

Which means our No Tribe is Kam, Lesley, Jenni and Sheila.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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-No Tribe, Jenni. It doesn't appeal to you?

-Not in the least.

I'd want to make sure, because I always want to be in control,

that I would definitely come back. LAUGHTER

We only said "I WISH I could time travel". I wouldn't force you!

-You'd have the option.

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Lesley, wouldn't you want to go five years into the future

and see what Glenn's beard looked like then?

Well, it'd obviously be on the floor!

No, I hate all forms of science fiction, make-believe, Doctor Who.

I like reality.

What a gang of scaredy-cats on the No Tribe!

Glenn, clearly time travel would be awesome.

Oh, yeah! Going back that way, dinosaurs.

-Going forward that way, hoverboards!

-I know, right!

-Win either way.

Do a selfie with you with a stegosaurus on a hoverboard?

That's the dream.

Do you know what - "like"!

John, would you go into the past or into the future,

-or a little bit of both?

-I think I'd go into the past.

I think I'd go back to 1967, the day before the Grand National.

-The Foinavon Grand National?

-Exactly.

And I put a lot of money on Foinavon to win.

That's all anyone thinks about when they'd like to time travel.

Yeah, a bit of dinosaurs and hoverboards,

but by and large, it's betting on stuff and making a load of money.

No Tribe, we'll start with you, because there's four of you.

I'll 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 will be through to the next round,

so try and make sure that is your tribe. Everybody ready?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-Start the clock.

Kam, born in 1966, Chris Eubank

is a retired professional from which sport?

-Boxing.

-Correct.

Lesley, the Russian flag has horizontal stripes of white,

-blue and which other colour?

-Red.

-Correct.

Jenni, which 1970s children's TV character was

-described as a "saggy old cloth cat"?

-Bagpuss.

-Correct.

Sheila, on which London Street is the Sherlock Holmes Museum located?

-Baker Street.

-It is.

Kam, Cracklin' Rosie and Sweet Caroline

-are UK hit singles by which US singer?

-Pass.

-Lesley?

-Neil Diamond.

-Correct.

Jenni, excluding jokers, in a standard by playing cards,

how many cards feature a person?

-Eight.

-Incorrect. Sheila?

-12.

-Correct.

Kam, the basis of a BBC drama series,

Flora Thompson's trilogy of novels is called Lark Rise To... where?

-Pass.

-Lesley?

-Candleford.

-Correct.

Jenni, which vegetable shares its name with two

-producers of the James Bond film series?

-Broccoli.

-Correct.

Sheila, the town of Battle in East Sussex is so named

as it was the site of which military engagement?

-The Battle of Hastings.

-Correct.

Kam, Magna Carta Holy Grail is a 2013 album

-by which American rap star?

-Pass.

The answer to that one was Jay-Z.

At the end of that round, No Tribe, a very impressive nine points.

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So, Yes Tribe. Our time travellers.

Ten points will see you safely through to the next round.

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

Graham, in the TV sitcom Only Fools And Horses,

-what was the surname of the brothers Del Boy and Rodney?

-Trotter.

Correct. James, in which Welsh city are the headquarters of the DVLA?

-Cardiff?

-Incorrect. John?

-Swansea.

-Correct.

Glenn, excluding time added by a referee,

-a professional Rugby Union match lasts how many minutes?

-80.

-Correct.

James, the Beckhams' eldest is named after which NYC borough?

-Brooklyn.

-Correct.

John, of the seven letters used in Roman numerals,

-which comes last alphabetically?

-X.

Correct.

Glenn, Kristen Stewart played Bella Swan in which film series?

-Twilight?

-She did.

James, who represented the UK at the 1996 Eurovision Song Contest

-with the song Ooh Aah...Just A Little Bit?

-Pass.

-John?

-Gina G.

-Correct.

Glenn, which plant known for his ballerina-shaped

flowers lends its name to a bright, purplish-red colour?

-Fuchsia?

-Correct. James.

Yom Kippur is a observed by the followers of which major religion?

-Jewish.

-Correct. John,

Jeff Lynne is the frontman of which group whose hits

-include Mr Blue Sky and Sweet Talkin' Woman?

-ELO.

-Correct.

And that means, Yes Tribe, you scored 10 points.

You're through to the next round.

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No Tribe, if only we had some way of turning back time!

Goodness me, it means, unfortunately,

you are on the losing tribe, even with nine points.

I'm going to ask you a series of questions on the buzzer.

If you buzz in and get one right, you'll go through to the next round.

If you buzz in and get one wrong, you'll leave us immediately.

The Birth Of Venus is a particularly well-known work by which

Florentine artist, born around 1445?

-Sheila.

-Botticelli.

Is the correct answer, Sheila.

You're through to the next round, well played.

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Kam, Lesley, Jenni. Playing for survival.

Every year since 1947,

the Christmas tree that stands in Trafalgar...

-Lesley.

-Norway.

The Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square has been gifted

from which Scandinavian country, and Norway is the correct answer.

Lesley, you're through to the next round.

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Some time travelling buzzing there from Lesley.

So, Kam, Jenni, it all comes down to this one question.

One of you will be through to the next round,

one of you will be leaving us. Very best of luck to you both.

In 2014, it was announced that The Force Awakens

and would be the title of the new film in which sci-fi... Kam.

Star Wars.

Star Wars is the correct answer.

Kam, you're through to the next round.

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Oh, Jenni. I am sorry.

-Are you?

-Yeah!

-LAUGHTER

No-one has ever said that before.

No-one's ever questioned my sincerity. But I genuinely am.

-I hate losing anybody. Have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Oh, yes.

It's been great. A lovely day.

-Great bunch of people, so...

-Thank you so much.

I'm sorry we don't get to know you a bit more.

But for our remaining six contestants,

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

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Well, what a first round.

Very impressive, a shame to lose anybody.

There are four of you who got all of your questions right there,

which is very, very impressive.

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

Before the show we asked you the following:

OK, let's find out who said "yes" and who said "no" to that question.

Our Yes Tribe is:

Kam, John and Sheila.

Our No Tribe is Glenn, James and Lesley.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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-So, Kam. Kam, you believe in love at first sight?

-Yeah.

Yeah. I wouldn't if I hadn't seen it with my mum and my stepdad.

-Oh, that's nice. What are their names?

-Ken and Linda.

Hey, Ken and Linda. That's a lovely story.

That's a very nice way to start the round.

-John, do you believe in love at first sight?

-I do.

When you get that flutter in your stomach and you know it's

not indigestion, then...

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Sheila, do you believe in indigestion at first sight

-or love at first sight?

-Probably a bit of both, actually.

But, yes, I think we do all know in our hearts

-when something special happens.

-Did it happen to you?

-Yes.

-Are you still with...?

-Yes, nearly 50 years.

-50 years? Goodness.

-What's his name?

-Robert.

-Hey, Robert. How are you?

That's a lovely story as well.

I bet you feel bad now, No Tribe?

After those rather heart-warming tales.

-James, think you need to get to know somebody?

-Yeah.

I need to be careful with my words here,

because I recently got married to my girlfriend of ten years.

It is certainly wasn't love at first sight when I first met her,

because she was whiny, overemotional,

but I grew to love her so it's OK now.

-I'm going to be in so much trouble.

-What's her name, James?

-She's Emma.

-She's called Emma.

-Oh, Emma. I'm so sorry. And Lesley.

-Lesley, do you think you need to get to know somebody?

-Yeah.

Looks are superficial, you've really got to get to know somebody.

The only exception is a mother's love for her newborn baby.

Well, you know, that's lovely all round!

Can't believe we've got to play a quiz now! I'm tearing up.

Yes Tribe, we'll start with you.

60 seconds worth of questions, get one wrong, I'll pass it down.

If you all get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately. It was a very, very strong first round.

So, high standards. Best of luck to both tribes. Start the clock.

Kam, You're The One That I Want

and Summer Nights are songs from which 1978 film musical?

-Grease.

-Correct.

John, the first London Marathon took place in which decade?

-1980s.

-It did.

Sheila, which Cabinet position has an official

residence at number 11 Downing Street?

-Chancellor of the Exchequer.

-Correct.

Kam, on a standard piano keyboard,

an octave includes how many black keys?

-Six.

-Incorrect. John?

-Four.

-Incorrect. Sheila?

-Three.

The answer's five.

It means at the end of that round,

three points for our Yes Tribe.

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No Tribe. Very different to the first round.

Just four points will see you safely through to the next round.

Start the clock.

Glenn, how many of the letters in the word "vowel" are consonants?

-Three?

-Correct.

James, the NUT is a UK trade union representing

-members of which profession?

-Teachers.

-Correct.

Lesley, in which month is the FA Cup's third round proper held?

-October.

-Incorrect. Glenn?

-March.

-Incorrect. James...

-January.

Correct.

Lesley, to win, "Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn,"

-is a line spoken towards the end of which 1939 film?

-Gone With The Wind.

Is the right answer.

And with four points, a very impressive four points,

our winning tribe is the No Tribe.

-Take your place in the middle.

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Aw, our hopeless romantics. You're playing for survival.

I'm afraid you are on the losing tribe. One of you has to leave us.

Fingers on buzzers.

What name derived from the Arabic for "to pound" is given to a North African

food that consists of small round granules of semolina wheat flour?

-Sheila?

-Couscous.

A complicated way of describing couscous, you're absolutely right.

Sheila, you're through to the next round.

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So, Kam and John.

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

It all comes down to this question. Best of luck to you both.

Which term proceeds "girl", "funk" and "top-ranking"

in the title of the... John.

-Uptown.

-In the titles of three UK number one singles,

Uptown is the correct answer. John, you are through to the next round.

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Kam, I'm so sorry.

-Terrific first round, a very low-scoring second round.

-Yeah.

I'm afraid we have to say goodbye.

-Have you enjoyed your time?

-Yeah, it's been great.

Thank you so much for playing.

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

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A slightly less impressive around that time, but all five of you made it through.

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

Before the show, we asked you the following:

I eat my dinner in front of the TV.

That's a bit close to home for some, I suspect,

watching right now. Glenn, what tribe are you on here?

-I'm in the Yes Tribe.

-You are on the Yes Tribe.

Well, let's find who's going to join you. The Yes Tribe is:

Glenn,

James, again,

and Sheila.

Which means our No Tribe are Lesley and John.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

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So, Lesley and John, our No Tribe.

You're currently being watched by a lot of people

who are eating in front of the TV, you know that.

-But, John, that's not for you?

-No, no.

I think in the past, to be honest,

I may have watched the odd programme on TV with my dinner,

but with my girlfriend now, she wouldn't stand for that.

Lesley. You won't eat in front of the TV?

No. Mealtimes are a special time for the family to catch up

with the day's events.

There is an exception, though, if we have early tea and Pointless is on!

-I love that show.

-LAUGHTER

I love that show. Our Yes Tribe.

Glenn, would you ever sit down for a formal meal at home?

Yeah, I'd like to do it more, but

me and my partner have had a baby four months ago, which is awesome.

All bets are off. Everybody empathises with that.

-Congratulations, as well.

-Thank you.

And James, always liked to eat in front of the TV?

Yeah, I'm similar to John.

It's not a position endorsed by my wife,

but I try and do it as often as I can.

And when she's working late, then I just,

obviously the sofa's my own and I just...enjoy.

So James puts his foot down, John. That's cos he hasn't learned yet.

-Give him time.

-He'll learn, he'll learn.

-He'll learn.

And Sheila, you treat yourself to a bit of dinner in front of the TV?

Well, my husband and I are on our own, we do what we like.

Do exactly what you want, what a lovely way to live.

We will start with our Yes Tribe.

60 seconds with questions, if you get one wrong, pass it down.

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

Don't forget, the winning tribe in this round

will be straight through to our final four. Start the clock.

Glenn, somebody who feels nervous is commonly said to have

-butterflies in which part of their body?

-Stomach.

-Correct.

James, in 2003, Prince Harry graduated from which public school?

-Sandringham?

-Incorrect. Sheila?

-St Andrews?

-Incorrect.

-Glenn, save your tribe.

-Sandhurst?

-It wasn't.

In 2003, he graduated from Eton College.

Let me count up the scores, one moment, everybody.

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One point. One point, Yes Tribe.

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Hey, there!

Lesley and John, do you remember round one,

when everyone was getting all the questions right?

-The good old days.

-It's a long time ago.

-Long, long time ago.

Well, Lesley and John.

Two points will see you safely through to our final four.

It's a very nice position to be in. I wish you the very best of luck.

Start the clock. Lesley, according to the popular expression,

-is stitch in time saves what?

-Nine.

-Correct. John, to win.

In the cartoon series The Simpsons, what is the name of

Marge and Homer's son?

-Bart.

-Is the correct answer.

And with a huge two points, our winning tribe, the No Tribe,

is through to our final four.

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Yes Tribe, there are people eating at their dinner now,

shaking their heads in disbelief.

Tea has been spat out across living rooms

up and down the country. One point.

It means you are on the losing tribe, unsurprisingly.

One of you is going to have to go home, you're playing for survival.

If you give me a correct answer, you will be going through to our final four to join Lesley and John.

The Calgary Flames, the San Jose Sharks and the Detroit Red Wings are...

James.

Ice hockey.

..all teams that play which North American sport?

Ice hockey is correct. James, you're through to the next round.

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Glenn, Sheila.

One of you will be through to our final four.

One of you leaving us right now.

The 1982 thriller First Blood was the first in a series of films

-that featured which... Glenn.

-Rambo.

That featured which character played by Sylvester Stallone.

Rambo, Glenn, is the correct answer.

You are through to our final four.

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Sheila. Sheila, I am so sorry.

-That was a poor round.

-It was.

You haven't actually been on a winning tribe at any point.

-But it sounds to me like at home, you ARE on a winning tribe...

-Thank you.

..with that husband of yours doing exactly what you want at all times.

That's how we'd all like to live. Sheila, thank you so much for playing.

It's been a pleasure having you on the show.

But for our final four, it's time to find our next two tribes.

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So, our final four. Our final four.

We're going to step it up a gear, I think. Two terrible rounds in a row.

This of course, our final four, is where things change.

As always, it's going to be two against two, and at the end

of the round, the winning tribe will be going through to play in

today's final and the chance to win that £1,000 jackpot.

The losing tribe will be going home immediately. No more second chances.

OK, let's see how we're going to split you up.

Before the show we asked you the following:

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

Our Yes Tribe are: James and Lesley.

Which means our No Tribe is Glenn and John.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So our dog lovers. James, you love dogs. Do you have a dog?

I don't, but my in-laws, who run a farm back in Cornwall, have a really

cute cocker spaniel called Molly who I've kind of claimed as my own.

-Would you like a dog, though?

-I would love a dog.

-Lesley, do you own a dog?

-I adore dogs.

I live on a farm, I live on my father's farm

and we've got a Border collie and she's practically human.

Would you let James come down to your farm?

-because it's a long way to his in-laws.

-Yeah.

We've planted 30 acres of woodland up,

so you can have a dog and let the dog run around the woods.

-A little bit of team bonding there.

-Thanks, Lesley.

-No Tribe. Glenn, you're not a dog fan anyway?

-No, I wouldn't have one.

Just because I'm far too lazy, really.

-Having to walk them and groom them and...

-Whoa, hold on one second.

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I've spotted something. Everyone at home would have spotted as well.

You're too lazy to groom a dog, and yet...?

LAUGHTER

Yeah, I don't look after it much.

It does its own thing.

-It's like a pet itself.

-Yeah.

Did you get it from rescue home or is it a...?

Yeah. You've got to go for the rescue ones.

Cos you can get pedigree beards, can't you,

but I sometimes think rescue ones are much better to get.

Rescue beards, it's the way forward. John,

no animals at all, or have you got a particular problem with dogs?

My dad, when he was young, lived on a farm

and he said animals are for working, they are not for pets.

Is there anyone here who doesn't have a relative who's got a farm?

-Am I the only one?

-LAUGHTER

Goodness me.

I'm feeling left out.

OK. As you know, our final four, it's two v. two.

Every question's going to be on the buzzer.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly will be

going through to play today's final and that £1,000 jackpot.

For the losing tribe, it will be game over.

James and Lesley, Glenn and John,

very, very best of luck to all of you. Fingers on buzzers.

Throughout his time in Parliament, Tony Blair

served as the MP for which... Lesley.

Sedgefield.

For which constituency, Sedgefield is the correct answer, Lesley.

1-0 to our Yes Tribe.

Which magazine was launched in 1991 with the stated aim of helping

-homeless people... John.

-Big Issue.

Helping homeless people help themselves.

Big issue is correct, John. One point each.

First to five goes through to today's final.

Skegness engineer Norman Bradford was the first ever person to

be a Redcoat at which chain...

-Lesley?

-Butlin's.

..at which chain of UK holiday camps. Butlin's is correct.

Two points to the Yes Tribe, one point to the No Tribe.

Fingers on buzzers.

Whose film-writing credits include About Time and Notting Hill?

Glenn.

-I'll pass that over to the Yes Tribe.

-Is it Richard Curtis?

Richard Curtis? The correct answer, Lesley, well played.

It's now three points to the Yes Tribe, one point to the No Tribe.

Before losing contact with Earth on Christmas Day 2003,

the Beagle 2 probe was scheduled to land on which... James.

-Mars.

-On which planet? Mars is the correct answer, James.

No Tribe, one point, Yes Tribe, four points.

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

terrific performance so far. No Tribe, some catching up to do.

It could all come down to this.

In 2014, which English football stadium was chosen to host

the final and semifinals of UEFA Euro 2020?

-James.

-Wembley?

Is the correct answer, James. And Yes Tribe, you are in today's final!

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No Tribe.

-What can you do?

-They were very good.

They were very, very good. Just the one point.

-John, have you enjoyed yourself?

-Very much, thank you.

It's been lovely to meet you. Thank you so much for playing.

-Glenn, have you had fun?

-Yeah, it's been great.

Thank you so much for playing. Lovely to meet you.

But for James and Lesley, it's time to play today's Two Tribes final.

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James and Lesley. Congratulations on making it this far.

Very, very impressive stuff.

We split you into your very own Tribes now -

it's James against Lesley. We're also giving you your

very own 45-second clock. Your job is to protect that clock

at all costs.

Your first question will be on the buzzer.

Get it right and your opponent's clock will start ticking down immediately.

It will keep ticking down until they get a question right

and your clock will start ticking down.

All you have to do is force your opponent's clock all the way

down to zero, and you will be playing for today's jackpot of £1,000.

So James, Lesley, let's play Two Tribes.

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So, just this first question on the buzzer. Best of luck to you both.

The US version of which TV comedy series was set at the Dunder Mifflin Paper Merchants?

-James.

-The Office.

-Is the correct answer.

That means as soon as I start this next question,

Lesley, your clock will start.

Lesley, in human beings, the four main blood groups are

-A, AB, B and which other?

-"O".

-Correct.

-James, which Scottish poet wrote Address To A Haggis?

-Pass.

It was Robert Burns.

-James, Hanoi is the capital of which South-East Asian country?

-Korea?

It's Vietnam.

-James, in golf, the name of which bird is used to denote...

-Eagle.

Correct. Lesley, which broadcaster presented The Sky At Night for more

-than 50 years?

-Patrick Moore.

-James, how many years make up five millennia?

-5,000.

-Correct.

Lesley, what does the "W" stand for in the name of former US president,

-George W Bush?

-Walker.

-Correct.

James, an image of prison reformer Elizabeth Fry has

appeared on which denomination of the Bank of England banknotes?

-£5.

-Correct.

Lesley, Asia and North America are separated at their closest point

by which strait?

-Bering.

-Correct.

James, in the Superman comics, what is the name of Clark Kent's

-Daily Planet colleague and...

-Lois Lane.

-Correct.

Lesley, the National Football Museum is located in which English city?

-Manchester.

-Correct.

James, the sun is composed predominantly of hydrogen

-and which other element...

-Carbon.

-Helium.

James, Claus von Bulow, Simon Gruber

and a lion called Scar have all been played by which British actor?

-Pass.

-It is Jeremy Irons.

James, a frittata, the Italian dish that can have a variety

-of fillings, is made primarily from what food product?

-Potato.

-Eggs.

James, which city is the primary setting for the 2009 film,

The Hangover?

The answer was Las Vegas and with 24 seconds left on the clock,

today's winner is Lesley!

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Very, very well done.

-Well, James, it ran away with you at the end there, didn't it?

-It did, yes.

It was a proper game of tennis, there, both of you just

getting question after question right and just a few wrong.

James, it was a real pleasure having you on.

-It's been great fun.

-Thank you, Richard.

Lesley, shall we play for today's jackpot?

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Lesley. Today's winner. Congratulations.

You look surprised to be standing there.

Well, I had some good opposition.

And they've all become my friends, as well, so, it's almost a shame.

Ah, that's such a lie, Lesley! That is such a lie.

You now have the opportunity to win yourself £1,000.

-It will be one question for £1,000. Are you ready to play?

-I am.

OK, first, I'm going to give you a choice of two categories.

Would you like your final question to be about:

Kings and Queens.

OK, your final question will be on Kings and Queens.

Let's see what it is.

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

Those are your four answers.

You need to put all four of those into the correct tribes.

If you do that, you will walk away with £1,000.

Any of those obvious to you?

Well, I think Richard III was the last Plantagenet.

He was killed at Bosworth Field in 1485, so I think he's a "no".

Let's put him in the No.

It was Henry VII that saw him off, and he was the first Tudor.

So he's got to be a "yes".

Put him in the Yes.

Edward VI was Henry VIII's son,

-so he's got to be a "yes".

-So he's a "yes", we will put him in the Yes.

He died very young. He wasn't king for long.

And I believe Elizabeth I, who was Edward's half-sister,

also daughter of Henry VIII, was the last Tudor. So she will be "yes".

Put her in Yes as well.

OK, Lesley, that was like watching Wolf Hall on catch-up.

You've got them all in different tribes. Are you happy with those?

-Yes, I am.

-OK, shall we lock them in?

-Yes, please.

-Lock them in.

Do you agree at home? Have you got them in those tribes?

It sounded to me, Lesley, to an untrained ear,

-like that was a pretty good category for you.

-I hope so!

-I hope so.

Well, you need to get them all correct to win £1,000.

You started with Richard III - you put him in the No Tribe.

Were you right to do that?

Richard III, I am a Tudor monarch. Are you in the No Tribe?

He is indeed.

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Richard II was the last Plantagenet, Richard III the last Yorkist.

-OK.

-Henry VII, you put him in the Yes Tribe.

Were you right to do it? I'm a Tudor monarch.

Henry VII, are you in the Yes Tribe?

The founder of the Tudor dynasty, as you told us, Lesley.

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Absolutely right. Two right, two more to go for £1,000.

Edward VI you've also put in the Yes Tribe.

So, I'm a Tudor monarch, Edward VI, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Yeah, the son and successor of Henry VIII, as you told us.

So, Lesley, Elizabeth I. Are you sure she's a Tudor monarch?

Let's find out for £1,000, Lesley.

Elizabeth I, I'm a Tudor monarch. Are you in the Yes Tribe?

The last Tudor monarch! £1,000, Lesley.

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-Oh, what a lovely category to come up!

-I had a bit of luck there.

-You were 100% certain on all of those, were you not?

-I was.

That was very, very impressive. What might you spend that £1,000 on?

Well, my husband and I have been married for nearly 31 years

and all that time, we haven't had a new bed.

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The headboard went in the skip a long time ago. The mattress is,

well, the springs are boinging up everywhere.

So I want a new king-sized bed,

leather headboard, telly that pops up at the end, fluffy duvets.

A lot of that, Lesley, is going in the category

"too much information".

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So delighted to see you win the money. Terrifically well done.

A great final category for you and a pleasure to meet you.

-Thank you for playing.

-Thanks, Richard.

I hope you will join us next time, when seven new contestants

will be trying to do what Lesley did.

-We will see you then, on Two Tribes.

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