Episode 4 Two Tribes

Good evening, everybody, 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 players, all ready to play.

Let's meet them.

Hi, my name's Carol.

I'm a finance systems support officer and I'm from Ayr, in Scotland.

Hi, my name's Geoff, I'm from Alton, in Hampshire.

I'm a retired secondary school teacher.

Hello, I'm James and I'm a research mathematician from Worcester.

Hi, I'm Richard,

I'm a freelance PR and communications specialist

from Frodsham, in Cheshire.

Hi, I'm Bill, I'm a retired bank official from Chelmsford.

Hello, I'm Paula. I'm a home educator and I'm from Portsmouth.

Hi, I'm Sallyanne, I'm a taxi driver from Liverpool.

Welcome... To all seven of you.

I loved the brief looks of panic on everyone's faces

when they discovered James was a research mathematician.

That's quite scary. Who do you research mathematics for, James?

For academia. It just mainly involves sitting in a corner,

thinking about numbers all day long, to be honest.

-Oh, sounds like my perfect job.

-LAUGHTER

-I'm happy with it.

-We're going to find out an awful lot

about all of you during this show because before the show

you all completed our in-depth survey,

answering all sorts of questions about yourself.

There's a few of them there.

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

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

Both tribes will then face a series of general knowledge questions.

And all you need to do is make sure you're on the winning tribe.

At the end of the show, one of you could be walking away

with today's jackpot.

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

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

"I think I'm funny."

It's a very brave contestant

who puts yes to that particular question.

Let's find who our brave contestants are.

Geoff, research mathematician James and Richard.

And that means our No Tribe is Carol, Bill, Paula and Sallyanne.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, our Yes Tribe. Our Yes Tribe, "I think I'm funny." Geoff.

And you were a secondary school teacher as well.

Were you one of those funny teachers?

I didn't try to be but occasionally you accidently become very funny.

And it's one of those... It's one of those things that people say,

"Well, you think you're funny because you laugh."

Cos if I don't laugh at my jokes, then no-one will.

They always say - as a teacher,

-accidental laugh, check your flies.

-LAUGHTER

-And, Richard?

-Er, well, normally the way I dress makes people laugh.

-So I thought I'd tone down for today.

-You're looking great, today.

Looking very sober. I love the fact there's lots of people at home,

parents at home going, "I'm on the Yes Tribe." And their kids going,

-"You're not on the Yes Tribe."

-LAUGHTER

No Tribe. Paula.

-Paula.

-Yes.

-Not one of nature's comics?

I like to think so but no, unfortunately.

When I've had, maybe had a glass of wine... Then it gets better.

Perfect. Have you had a glass of wine before the show?

-No.

-Oh, that's a textbook error.

-We all have.

-LAUGHTER

Well, look, what tribe are you on at home? Take sides now.

We'll start with our No Tribe.

I'm 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 60 seconds will end immediately.

You just need to be on the tribe with the biggest score

at the end of this round and you'll be going

safely through to our next round.

Fingers on buzzers. Start the clock.

Carol, "Just like that" is one of the best-known catchphrases

associated with which comedian?

-Pass.

-Bill.

-Tommy Cooper.

-Correct.

Paula, which Spanish tennis player won his first Grand Slam

at the French Open in 2005?

-Rafael Nadal.

-Correct.

Sallyanne, the name of which cheese is derived

from that of a village in Somerset and its famous limestone gorge?

Lymeswold.

Incorrect. Carol.

-Pass.

-Bill.

-Cheddar.

Correct. Paula, PJ and Duncan

were characters played by Ant and Dec in which television series?

-Byker Grove.

-Correct.

Sallyanne, in British slang,

-what is the usual monetary value of a monkey?

-£500.

Correct. Carol, Tender Is The Night is the last completed novel

by which American writer?

-Pass.

-Bill.

J Scott Fitzgerald.

Incorrect. Paula.

-Pass.

-Sallyanne, to save your tribe.

-Tennessee Williams.

-It's not, I'm afraid.

Bill, you were so close.

-F Scott Fitzgerald.

-THEY GROAN

I know you know it, I know you know it.

But at the end of that round, No Tribe, you scored 5 points.

-Oh, dear.

-5 points.

-APPLAUSE

That's what happens when everybody gets the same question wrong.

Yes Tribe, 6 points will see you safely through to the next round.

Start the clock.

Geoff, a centenarian is somebody who has lived to at least what age?

70.

-Incorrect. James.

-100.

Correct. Richard, ramen, soba and udon are types of which foodstuff?

-Pass.

-Geoff.

-Cheese.

-Incorrect. James.

-Noodles.

-Correct.

Richard, the award ceremony for the BBC Sports Personality Of The Year

is held in which month?

-December.

-Correct. Geoff,

the voting system used for the UK general election

is commonly referred to as first past the what?

-Post.

-Correct. James, the name of which cocktail

is also the nickname of Queen Mary I of England.

-Bloody Mary.

-Correct. Richard, to win.

Who wrote the 2009 novel The Lost Symbol?

-Pass.

-Geoff.

-Dan Brown.

Is the right answer.

Yes Tribe, mainly thanks to James, you are through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

No Tribe. One of you will be leaving us immediately.

Fingers on buzzers. I'll ask you a series of questions,

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

Buzz in and get one wrong, though,

you'll be going home immediately. So do take care on that buzzer.

Carol, Bill, Paula, Sallyanne, best of luck to you all.

Which Commonwealth country did William and Kate visit

on their first royal tour as husband...

-Paula.

-Australia.

On their first royal tour as husband and wife?

It was Canada, Paula.

It was Canada.

That means Carol, Bill, Sallyanne, you're in luck.

-You're through to the next round.

-APPLAUSE

Paula, I commend your bravery

for buzzing in when nobody else did.

-A bit silly, really, but never mind.

-A bit silly but, you know what?

The good news is, it was quite funny.

-LAUGHTER

-So that's a positive, isn't it?

-It is.

-I hope you've enjoyed your day with us.

-Yes, I have.

For our remaining six, though, it's time to find two brand-new tribes.

Well done to the six of you.

Especially to James, who got every single question right in that round.

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

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

"I'm impulsive."

James, what tribe are you on here?

-I'm in the Yes Tribe, this time.

-You're on the Yes Tribe?

-Yes.

Let's find out our Yes Tribe. It is James, Geoff and Sallyanne.

That means our No Tribe is Carol, Richard and Bill.

-Everybody, join your tribes.

-APPLAUSE

So, No Tribe. Not funny, Carol. Not impulsive.

Structured. Diary for everything.

-Oh, really?

-Yeah, planner.

-Absolutely.

Richard, you're the same as Carol?

-Yeah, funny but not impulsive.

-Funny, but not impulsive.

You like to know what's going on?

Yeah, I can be funny in a structured way.

LAUGHTER

That's nice. I look forward to seeing that as the show progresses.

-But the Yes Tribe, James.

-Yeah.

-Impulsive.

I don't tend to have much of a long-term plan

in anything in my life at all.

And if someone suggests something, I'll say yes, generally.

-But mathematics.

-Yeah, maybe that's why outside of work...

-You let loose.

-Exactly.

-Now, Sallyanne.

-Yes.

I'm going to be honest with you,

I don't want an impulsive taxi driver.

LAUGHTER

It can get you into trouble.

I know you wanted to go to ASDA, but you know what?

-I'm going to go to the airport.

-LAUGHTER

Let's 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 you all get

the same question wrong, your time will end immediately. All you've got to do is make sure

you are on the winning tribe. The winning tribe will be safely through to our next round.

Start the clock. Geoff, the eating utensil known as a spork,

-combines the features of a fork and which other piece of cutlery?

-Spoon.

Correct. James, Sichuan is a province of which Asian country?

-Er, China.

-Correct.

Sallyanne, in which 2003 film did Hugh Grant play David,

a newly elected prime Minster?

-Love Actually.

-Correct.

Geoff, Steven Patrick are the first names of which singer

and former member of The Smiths?

-Morrissey.

-Correct. James, in astrology,

the star sign Cancer is represented by which creature?

-A crab.

-Correct.

Sallyanne, the current design of the Union Jack was made official

at the start of which century?

Er... 17th.

-Incorrect. Geoff.

-18th.

-Incorrect. James, to save your tribe.

-19th.

-Correct.

Sallyanne, which word links the title of a 1953 single

by Frankie Laine and a 1998 single by Cher?

-Pass.

-Geoff.

I believe.

Believe, it's right. James, Midnight Cowboy actor Jon Voight,

-is the father of which Hollywood actress?

-Angelina Jolie.

Correct. Sallyanne, which type of bird of prey

features on the national flags of Albania, Egypt and Mexico?

Eagle.

Is the correct answer. Just got there in time.

Yes Tribe, a very impressive 9 points.

-Oh, wow.

-APPLAUSE

Very well played and everyone carrying their weight there.

So, 10 points, No Tribe.

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

Start the clock. Carol, in the Arabian Nights stories,

Aladdin produces which magical creature by rubbing a lamp?

-A genie.

-Correct. Richard, in the human body,

the ulna and the radius are bones that form part of which limb?

-Arm.

-Correct. Bill, in the band Fleetwood Mac,

what musical instrument does Mick Fleetwood play?

-Guitar.

-Incorrect. Carol.

-Drums.

-Correct.

Richard, which actress played Holly Golightly in the 1961 film

Breakfast At Tiffany's?

-Pass.

-Bill.

-Audrey Hepburn.

-Correct. Carol, born in 1931,

Don King is a famous promoter in which sport?

-Cricket.

-Incorrect. Richard.

-Boxing.

-Correct. Bill, WI is the abbreviation for which US state?

-Pass.

-Carol.

-Winconsin.

-Incorrect. Richard.

-Wisconsin.

Wisconsin is right. Bill, in 1992, the fashion model Iman

married which rock singer?

-David Bowie.

-Correct. Carol, in the New Testament,

which of the four Gospels traditionally appears first?

-Matthew.

-Correct. Richard, in mobile phone technology,

what does the G stand for in the term 4G?

Geography.

It's not, it's generation. At the end of that round...

8 points.

And that means, with 9 points,

our winning tribe is the Yes Tribe.

-Make your way to the centre.

-APPLAUSE

A valiant effort. 8 points, though, it's a good score.

But it's not good enough. You're on the wrong tribe.

That means we lose one of you, right now.

Carol, Richard, Bill, fingers on buzzers.

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

If you get one right, you're through to the next round.

Get one wrong, you'll be leaving us.

Good luck to you all.

Which of the Marx Brothers, allegedly said,

"I don't want to belong to any club that would accept me..."

-Bill.

-Groucho.

-"That would accept me as a member."

Groucho is the correct answer. Bill, you're in the next round.

APPLAUSE

Carol. Richard.

One of you will be leaving us, one of you will be safe

and it comes down to this question.

The medical condition anaemia is commonly caused by...

-Richard.

-Blood.

The medical condition anaemia is commonly caused

by a dietary deficiency of which element with a symbol, Fe.

The answer is iron. That means, Carol,

you are safely through to the next round.

APPLAUSE

-I was too impulsive.

-You know what?

I was going to say, that's the irony here. That is the irony.

Richard, thank you so much for playing.

-It's been lovely having you here.

-Thank you.

For our remaining five players,

time to find two brand-new tribes.

Congratulations to all of you.

Geoff and James forming a nice little partnership.

Two winning tribes in a row. James, every single question right, again.

Is that so? Oh. I hadn't been keeping track. That's nice.

What? You're a mathematician and you're not keeping count?

Yeah, it's a bit nerve-racking up here.

Come on, I'm doing your job for you here.

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

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

"I've been dumped." Some tales of woe about to come up now, I'm sure.

-James, surely not.

-I'm in Yes, again. Once more.

You're in Yes again? Well, let's take a look at what the tribes are.

The tribes are...

Yes Tribe, James,

your old pal Geoff. And Sallyanne, again.

Same tribe as last time and that means our No Tribe

is Carol and Bill.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, Sallyanne. Sallyanne, who dumped you? What's this about?

There's too many to remember, to be honest.

A multiple dumpee?

Yes, yes, I'm afraid so.

-James.

-Yeah.

-Who's dumping James?

-I know, right?

-Look at that face.

No, it was a long time ago and it was mutual, it was fine.

Poor old James. You're happily with a partner now?

-Yes, thank you.

-That's good. What's her name?

-Stacey.

-It would be awful if when this comes out...

-Yeah.

LAUGHTER

-Wouldn't that be terrible?

-We better cling on for another few months now.

Are you hearing that, Stacey?

No Tribe, Carol. Never been dumped.

I've always planned to be the dumper as opposed to the dumpee.

-Sort of go a month before?

-It's in the diary.

LAUGHTER

-Bill.

-Honestly, I can't remember being dumped.

And if I was, she didn't really mean much to me anyway

because I've forgotten her.

-And are you married, Bill?

-No.

LAUGHTER

Maybe we'll leave it there. Let's start with our Yes Tribe.

I'm going to ask you 60 seconds worth of questions.

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

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

The winning tribe will be safely through to our final four.

Start the clock.

Geoff, the meat of a fully mature sheep

is known by what specific name?

Lamb.

-Incorrect. James.

-Mutton.

-Correct.

Sallyanne, in 2009,

which TV adventurer was named as the UK's chief scout?

Oh, um...

Peter... Pass.

-Geoff.

-Bear Grylls.

Correct. James, which Disney TV series about a teenage pop singer

-starred Miley Cyrus in the title role?

-Hannah Montana.

Correct. Sallyanne, on February 6,

which English-speaking country celebrates Waitangi Day?

-New Zealand.

-Correct.

Geoff, which Indian cricketer retired in 2013,

having scored almost 16,000 test match runs in his career?

-Sachin Tendulkar.

-Correct.

James, what first name is shared by two different UK prime ministers

in the 1960s?

Um...

-Gordon.

-Incorrect. Sallyanne.

-James.

-Incorrect. Geoff, to save your tribe.

-Harold.

-Correct. James.

In the BBC crime drama, Alan Davies plays

which eponymous detective and magician?

-Jonathan Creek.

-Correct. Sallyanne.

The Mary Rose was the flagship of which English monarch?

Henry VIII.

Correct. Geoff. In a choir, what term is given to...

What term is given to the lowest male voice? It is bass.

And at the end of that round, Yes Tribe, you scored 8 points.

APPLAUSE

So, No Tribe, 9 points needed will see both safely through

to the final four.

Start the clock.

Carol. Cottonmouth and black mamba are both types of which reptile?

-Pass.

-Snake.

-Correct. Carol.

In yoga, which pose is named after a long flat piece of timber?

Pass.

Bill.

-Board.

-It's not, I'm afraid.

-The answer is plank.

-Yeah.

-So sorry.

And now, I'm just going to add up these scores just to see who's won.

LAUGHTER

I can tell you it's close. 8 points for the Yes Tribe.

Just the 1 point for our No Tribe.

That means, with 8 points, Yes Tribe,

you are through to our final four.

Carol and Bill, you've both been on the losing tribe all three times.

One of you though is going to be through to our final four

and it all comes down to one question on the buzzers.

Carol, Bill, I wish you the very, very best of luck.

Sometimes called vibrissae, what is the common name of the long hairs

found on the faces of many mammals?

-Bill.

-Whiskers.

Very good buzz, Bill.

Whiskers is the right answer, you're through to the final four.

Congratulations.

Carol.

You've been stood on the far left of the No Tribe all the way through.

-I know.

-Finally your time is up. Have you had fun with us?

I have, thank you very much.

It's been lovely getting to know you, Carol,

thank you so much for playing.

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

Our final four. Congratulations.

You know, we've had a lot of talk about James in the show, haven't we?

Super James.

Such a genius, he's a research mathematician.

But...question wrong, James.

-Yeah, I know.

-Gordon?

-It was bound to happen.

I literally couldn't think of any first name and it turned out

if I just guessed my own I would have got it right, as well.

-You wouldn't have done.

-No?

-Because the actual answer was Harold.

-Oh.

-Got it wrong again.

I just have a bad memory, apparently.

You know what, he's absolutely gone to pieces.

This is the time to strike, everybody.

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

Don't forget, in our final four, it's always two against two

and the winning tribe will go straight through

to play in today's final.

The losing tribe will go home immediately.

There are no more second chances.

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

"I'm an optimist."

-Geoff, are you an optimist?

-Yeah.

You're on the Yes Tribe.

If you could choose a partner, who would you choose?

They're all very good, so I wouldn't mind.

Geoff, it's not, "I'm a liar."

The Yes Tribe is Geoff and Sallyanne.

Which means our No Tribe - James and Bill.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So I think this is going to be very, very close.

We've got four good players here.

This round is all on the buzzer.

And the first tribe to answer five questions correctly

will go through to today's final.

For the losing tribe, it is game over immediately.

So, Yes Tribe, Sallyanne, an optimist.

Well, you'd think being dumped so often I'd be a pessimist,

but I'm always out there thinking, "Maybe."

-Yeah, maybe this one won't dump me.

-Maybe this one.

And our pessimists.

Now, scientific studies show that pessimists actually live longer

than optimists.

Or maybe it just seems that way.

Bill, you're a pessimist?

Well, I supported West Ham for too long so that's probably why.

That will do it. No further explanation needed, Bill.

Good luck to you all. Here's your first question. Fingers on buzzers.

The Great Red Spot is a name given to...

-James.

-Jupiter.

..the Great Red Spot is the name given to a persistent storm

in the atmosphere of which planet in our solar system?

Jupiter is the correct answer.

1-0 to our No Tribe.

In 1934, the Daily Mail published an image

now dubbed the surgeon's photo,

which purported to show proof of the existence of what?

-Geoff.

-The yeti.

Incorrect, I'm afraid.

I'm going to hand it over to the No Tribe, you can confer.

The Loch Ness monster or something?

We'll say the Loch Ness monster.

It's the correct answer.

Well played, James.

2-0 to our No Tribe.

The first tribe to 5 will be playing in today's final.

Running from near Rugby to north of Carlisle,

which is the longest motorway in the...

M6.

..longest motorway in the UK? Geoff, is the M6. Well played.

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

Brothers Dave and Ray Davies were founder members of which...

-Geoff.

-The Kinks.

-..founder members of which band?

Kinks is the correct answer. Very well played, Geoff.

2 points apiece.

What number connects the freezing point of water in degrees...

-James.

-32. RICHARD LAUGHS

..what number connects the freezing point of water in degrees Fahrenheit

and the number in a complete set of adult human teeth?

32 is the correct answer, James.

-Well done.

-JAMES LAUGHS

Here we go.

In 2014, it was announced that Sebastian Vettel

would race for which Formula One... Sallyanne.

-Ferrari.

-..race for which Formula One team from 2015?

Ferrari is the correct answer, Sallyanne.

3 points each.

First tribe to 5 will be going through to the next round.

Wladziu Valentino were the first names

of which flamboyant American pianist?

Geoff.

-Liberace.

-Is the correct answer, Geoff.

Yes tribe, 4. No Tribe, 3.

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

No Tribe, one correct answer away from going home.

What is the alliterative two-word name for the area of the White House

in which the Oval Office... James.

-West Wing.

-..in which the Oval Office is situated?

-You were going to say Oval Office, weren't you?

-Yeah.

The answer is West Wing. Very well played, James.

It's 4 all.

And it all comes down to one correct answer.

What is the surname of the goldsmith and jeweller

who is particularly famous for the Easter eggs that he made...

-Sallyanne.

-Faberge.

...Easter eggs he made for the Russian Imperial Family?

Faberge is the right answer. The Yes Tribe are our winners.

Well, I thought it would be close.

I thought it would be close but that was pushing it.

Very well played, Sallyanne.

-James and Bill, have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Yes.

-Thank you.

I tell you what, you were right not to be optimistic.

That means, Geoff and Sallyanne,

you're about to play the Two Tribes final.

Geoff and Sallyanne, well done on making it this far.

That was terrific.

We're now going to split you into your very own tribes.

This time it's Geoff versus Sallyanne.

We're also giving you your very own 45-second clock.

All you have to do is protect that clock.

The first question and only the first question

will be on the buzzer.

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

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

and then your clock will start ticking down.

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

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

So Geoff, Sallyanne, let's play Two Tribes.

So this first question on the buzzer.

Which British comedy actor was chosen to succeed

Craig Ferguson as the host of the US series The Late, Late Show?

Sallyanne.

-Russell Brand.

-Incorrect.

It wasn't Russell Brand, it was James Corden.

That means as soon as I start the next question, Sallyanne,

your clock will start ticking down.

Sallyanne, in computing, the abbreviation RAM

stands for random access what?

-Data. No.

-Memory.

Sallyanne, in 2006 which Colombian singer had a UK number one

entitled Hips Don't Lie?

-Pass.

-Shakira.

Sallyanne, in which decade were the first Oscars awarded?

-'50s.

-It's the '20s.

Sallyanne, ophthalmology is a branch of medicine concerning which organs?

-Eyes.

-Correct. Geoff.

The comic character Delbert Wilkins was created by which

Dudley-born actor and comedian?

-Lenny Henry.

-Correct. Sallyanne.

On which species of deer

do antlers usually grow on both males and females?

-Pass.

-It's reindeer.

Sallyanne, what does the letter E stand for in the name

of the government organisation Ofsted?

-Education.

-Correct. Geoff.

Paranoid Android was the 1997 UK hit single

for which alternative rock band?

-Don't know.

-It's Radiohead.

Geoff, according to the well-known saying, what is the spice of life?

-Food.

-Variety.

Geoff, who won his second best director Oscar for the 1998 film

Saving Private Ryan?

-Spielberg.

-Correct. Sallyanne.

In the biblical story of Adam and Eve, God created Eve

using which bone from Adam's body?

-The rib.

-Correct. Geoff.

In the stories by Michael Bond,

Paddington Bear is originally from which country?

-Peru.

-Correct. Sallyanne.

In maths, the interior angles of a triangle

always add up to how many degrees?

-180.

-Correct. Geoff.

In which sport do female teams compete for the Solheim Cup?

-Golf.

-Correct. Sallyanne.

Which mineral is also commonly referred to as fool's gold

due to its shiny yellow colour?

Pass.

The answer was pyrite.

And that means with 13 seconds left on his clock,

our winner today is Geoff.

APPLAUSE

Sally, you put up a fight there, that was pretty close.

I got brain drain at the beginning.

Very, very strong finish

but you didn't have the time left on the clock, unfortunately.

-Been a pleasure getting to know you...

-Thank you.

-..it really has.

Have a safe journey back to Liverpool.

But for Geoff, time to play for today's jackpot.

Geoff, a very high quality show

and you find yourself on top of the pile.

Very well done.

You've now got the chance to win some money.

One question for £1,000.

-Are you ready to play?

-I am.

OK, I'm going to show you two categories now

and you can choose between these.

Which of those take your fancy?

-British musicians.

-British musicians. OK, here's what it is.

Yes or no? Here are your four answers -

You just need to decide if they are on the Yes Tribe or the No Tribe.

If you split all four of them correctly,

you'll be going home with today's jackpot of £1,000.

If you get just one wrong, you'll go home with nothing.

There could be three in one tribe and one in the other.

It could be two and two. Could even be four and zero.

Any of those obvious to you, Geoff?

I'd say Robbie Williams is a winner.

OK, let's put Robbie in Yes for now.

We can change these, but let's put him in Yes for now.

I don't know how long

the Brits have been going,

so would Tom Jones have been around when they had Brits?

I'd probably put Tom in the No to begin with.

-OK, let's put Tom in No for now.

-Did Ed Sheeran win one last year?

I mean, he's probably going to win one this year.

I'd say he probably did win one last year

so I'll put Ed in the Yes column.

OK, let's put Ed Sheeran in Yes.

And Craig David.

He's a wild card and, I think,

could be a little bit of a trick question

so I'd say yes for him at this stage.

OK, put him in Yes there. OK, that's your two tribes.

Do you like the look of them?

It's really gut feeling and I think I'll stick with those three.

-Yeah, shall we lock them in?

-Yeah.

-OK, lock them in.

Here we go, Geoff.

To win £1,000 you need to have put all four of those answers

in their correct tribes.

Get just one of them wrong and you'll go home with nothing.

Robbie Williams was the first one you gave us.

I think you're pretty sure.

"I've won a Brit award for best British male."

Robbie Williams, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Yeah, of course. Won four of them.

Tom Jones was your next answer, you put him in the No Tribe

thinking maybe the Brits haven't been going long enough

for Tom to have won it.

Let's take a look.

You've got to get all four of these right for £1,000.

So "I've won a Brit award for best British male."

Tom Jones, are you in the No Tribe?

Oh, he won it in 2,000, Geoff.

He won it in 2,000 when he came back with his album Reload.

Let's take a look at how the tribes should have looked.

GEOFF SIGHS

You got Craig David wrong there, as well.

You're right, Ed Sheeran didn't win in 2014 but he has won that award.

Craig David never won it.

Geoff, you won today's show, which is pretty tough going

but you haven't won today's jackpot.

Looking at those answers now, it's a tricky one, isn't it?

I don't think I would have got them, looking at them now.

I would have had no reason for getting them now so...

Well, if you looked at them now you would have got them

because they're in the correct tribes.

Geoff, it's been an absolute pleasure having you on the show.

I'm afraid you don't take home £1,000.

That £1,000 now rolls over.

On the next show, we'll be playing for £2,000.

So join us next time when seven brand-new players

will be trying to get their hands on that £2,000.

I'll see you then.