Episode 48 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 all ready to play.

Let's meet them.

Hi, I'm Steve. I'm an event organiser from Petersfield in Hampshire.

Hi, I'm Lesley. I'm an administrator from Amersham in Buckinghamshire.

Hi, I'm Andy. I'm a web content editor

from Norwich in Norfolk.

Hi, I'm Miriam.

I work as a police officer and I live in Reading in Berkshire.

Hi, I'm James. I'm a chauffeur from Ashford in Middlesex.

Hi, I'm Jeff. I'm a work technician and I live in Newport in Essex.

Hi, I'm Lyn. I'm an accounts manager and I'm from Folkestone in Kent.

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Welcome along to all seven of you.

Before the show, you all completed our in-depth

questionnaire answering hundreds of questions about yourselves.

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

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

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

Then both tribes will face a series of general knowledge questions.

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

If you do that, you could be walking away with today's jackpot of £2,000.

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 love science fiction.

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

Our Yes Tribe is Steve, Lesley and James.

Our No Tribe is Andy, Miriam, Jeff and Lyn.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, I love science fiction. I love sci-fi. I think...

I think I have to be on the No Tribe on this one. Jeff.

-Are you not a fan?

-No, I can't stand it.

-I'd rather have a good action film.

-Like Die Hard, something real?

Yeah, something like that. That'll do.

-Something that could actually happen.

-Anything but sci-fi.

Miriam. Miriam, you don't enjoy things in space?

No. I think I'd lose the will to live.

I think I'd rather watch Coronation Street.

Well, occasionally, Coronation Street

can get a little bit sci-fi.

Just at times.

Yes Tribe.

Lesley. Lesley, what's the appeal of sci-fi?

I quite like the idea of an alternative reality.

I liked Blade Runner.

I thought that was a fantastic book and a fantastic film.

That's the basis of my answer, one book.

OK, OK. That's fair enough.

I like alternative realities,

that's why I like Coronation Street as well. It's the same reason.

-And James. James, big sci-fi fan?

-Well, I've watched a few.

-You know, I like Back To The Future.

-I love the Back To The Future films.

That's my thing...

Sci-fi, I don't buy space and all that kind of stuff,

but anything that has time travel in it,

I will watch. Anything at all.

I love that sort of thing.

What tribe are you on at home? Who are you cheering on?

We'll start with our No Tribe.

We'll give you 60 seconds of questions.

If you get one wrong, we'll pass it down the line.

If you all get the same question wrong,

your time will end immediately.

The winning tribe goes through to the next round.

Best of luck, both tribes. Start the clock.

Andy, the gemstone sapphire is typically what primary colour?

-Green.

-Incorrect. Miriam.

-Pass.

-Jeff.

-Red.

-Incorrect.

-Lyn, to save your tribe.

-Blue.

Is right.

Andy, born in 1848, WG Grace is famous for playing which sport?

-Cricket.

-Correct.

Miriam, the tool known in North America as a wrench

is usually known in the UK by what name?

-Pass.

-Jeff.

-Adjustable spanner.

I'll accept spanner.

Lyn, which Irish band has had UK hit singles called Vertigo,

Beautiful Day and Where The Streets Have No Name?

-The Script.

-Incorrect. Andy.

-U2.

-Correct.

Miriam, which US TV soap that began in 1981 featured

the characters called Dex Dexter, Jeff Colby and Blake Carrington?

-Pass.

-Jeff.

-Dynasty.

-Correct.

Lyn, which 1960s British fashion model was nicknamed The Shrimp?

-Lulu.

-Incorrect. Andy.

-Twiggy.

-Incorrect. Miriam.

-Pass.

-Jeff, to save your tribe.

Can I have the question again?

Which 1960s British fashion model was nicknamed The Shrimp?

-LAUGHING:

-No idea.

Ah, the clue was in the nickname. It was Jean Shrimpton.

At the end of that round, No Tribe, you've scored five points.

-Five points for the No Tribe.

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They have set you a target.

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

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Steve, which tropical fruit is one of the usual toppings

of a Hawaiian pizza?

-Pineapple.

-Correct. Lesley, in the Bible,

the Decalogue is more commonly known as The Ten what?

-Commandments.

-Correct.

James, in 1988 which football team reached number three in the UK

singles chart with a song called The Anfield Wrap?

-Liverpool.

-Correct.

Steve, which river - whose name begins with the letter D -

flows through four European capital cities?

-Danube.

-Correct.

Lesley, released in 1990, which supernatural film drama

featured Whoopi Goldberg as the psychic Oda Mae Brown?

-Pass.

-James.

-Ghost.

-Correct.

Steve, to win, the Bayeux Tapestry and the Domesday Book

were both completed in which century?

-11th.

-Correct answer.

And with six points, Yes Tribe,

you are straight through to the next round.

-Take your places in the centre.

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

but one of you will be leaving us because you were the losing tribe.

You are playing for survival. Fingers on buzzers, everybody.

Very best of luck. "Big lemons" is an anagram

of the name of which Lethal Weapon actor?

-Lyn.

-Mel Gibson.

-Is the correct answer, Lyn. Very well played.

You're through to the next round.

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Andy, Miriam and Jeff, fingers on buzzers.

How many digits are there in a typical UK mobile phone number?

-Andy.

-11.

-Is the correct answer.

Very quick, Andy. You are through to the next round.

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Miriam and Jeff were doing what I was doing there, which was

going through my own number and trying to count them up.

Miriam, Jeff, one of you will be leaving us,

one will be through to the next round.

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

Which comedian was known both for his partnership

with his brother Mike and his comedy act with a dog named...

-Jeff.

-Bernie Winters.

..and his comedy act with a dog named Schnorbitz?

Bernie Winters is the correct answer.

Jeff, you are through to the next round.

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Miriam, I'm so sorry we're not going to find out any more about you.

It would have been a lot of fun.

-Thank you so much for coming and playing.

-Thank you.

For our remaining six contestants,

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

Well done to the six of you.

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

Let's find out how we'll do that.

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

I'm a lucky person.

-Steve, what did you say for that?

-I said yes for that.

-You said yes.

Let's find out who's going to be in your tribe.

The Yes Tribe is Steve, Lesley and Andy.

Our No Tribe is James, Jeff and Lyn.

Everybody, join your tribes.

I'm a lucky person. So, No Tribe.

No Tribe. James, not a lucky man.

It's hard to really quantify luck in life, I think.

Lottery numbers - no, no Ferrari, no third nipple.

-I mean, it's things I'm just not lucky to have, I guess.

-No Ferrari.

-Oh, James, the nation weeps for you.

-LAUGHTER

Lyn, you don't have luck?

Not usually. I have a twin sister and she's the lucky one.

-No way!

-I'm not unlucky but she's the luckier one, generally.

-She gets it all?

-Yeah.

-It might swap, you never know in life.

-You never know.

Never know, might be your turn.

Anyway, I wouldn't want to be in a tribe with everyone being unlucky.

-ALL CHUCKLE

-Yes Tribe. Andy. Andy,

-you've had a bit of luck in life?

-Yeah, I think so.

I've got a job that I love, really good friends and family

and, in a couple of months,

I'm getting married to the girl of my dreams.

Aw, that's nice!

Literally makes you sick, doesn't it?

LAUGHTER

Lesley. Lesley, do you think you make your own luck in the world?

I think to a certain extent you do, but lucky winning prizes

in raffles, that's just fluky luck, and that's what I tend to do.

-You've got fluky luck.

-Indeed, yes.

Well, Yes Tribe, we're going to start with you.

60 seconds' worth of questions.

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

If you all get it wrong, your time ends immediately.

I would wish you luck but you do not need it.

-LAUGHTER

-Start the clock.

Steve, the town of Dartford is in which English county?

-Kent.

-Correct.

Lesley, Tony Award winner Blythe Danner is what relation

to Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow?

-Her mother.

-Correct. Andy, from 1998 to 2005,

Gerhard Schroder was the chancellor of which European country?

-Germany.

-Correct.

Steve, the term "acorn" is used specifically for the fruit

or seed of which tree?

-Oak.

-It is. Lesley, how many decades are there in a millennium?

-100.

-There are.

Andy, Light My Fire and Hello, I Love You

were UK hit singles in the 1960s for which band?

-The Beatles.

-Incorrect. Steve.

-Rolling Stones.

-Incorrect. Lesley, to save your tribe.

-The Doors.

-Correct. Andy, what is the official language of Egypt?

-Arabic.

-Correct.

Steve, in the cartoon series Wacky Races,

the character who drives the Compact Pussycat is Penelope what?

-Pitstop.

-Correct.

Lesley, in Norse mythology, what name beginning with V

is given to the hall of slain warriors?

-Valhalla.

-Correct. Andy, which 1955 film recounted

the World War II British

operation to flood the Ruhr valley...

using bouncing bombs?

It was Dam Busters.

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

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-Nine points.

No luck needed. Just very, very good answering. Well played.

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

I wish you the very, very best of luck. I know you need it.

I'm aware of that. Start the clock.

James, reaching speeds of around 60mph,

what is the fastest land mammal?

-The cheetah.

-Correct.

Jeff, in 1991, David Suchet was nominated for a BAFTA

for his portrayal of which detective?

-Poirot.

-Correct.

Lyn, a CD-ROM is a compact disc that has a "read-only" what?

-Pass.

-James.

-Memory.

-Correct.

Jeff, which actress and ex-wife of Tom Cruise played

Joey Potter in the TV series Dawson's Creek?

-Pass.

-Lyn.

-Pass.

-James, to save your tribe.

Wrong guy. Oh! Pass, I don't know his name.

-It was...

-RICHARD LAUGHS

-HIS name?!

-LAUGHTER

-Oh!

-It was Katie Holmes.

Katie Holmes was the answer to that.

-At the end of that round, No Tribe...

-Sorry.

..unlucky, three points.

Which means, with nine points, Yes Tribe,

-you are through to the next round.

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James, Jeff and Lyn, two of you will be going through to the next

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

Fingers on buzzers, please. You're playing for survival.

In the UK Parliament, in the abbreviation for a debate

tabled by an MP, the initials EDM stand for "early day" what?

-James.

-Motion.

-Correct answer.

James, you are through to the next round.

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Jeff and Lyn, both been playing for survival before.

This time one of you will be going out.

Very best of luck to you both.

Often a feature in newspapers, what name is given to the short

astrological forecasts based on the signs of the Zodiac?

-Lyn.

-Horoscopes.

-It's the correct answer.

Lyn, you are through to the next round.

-Saved yourself again.

-Well done.

Very well played.

Jeff, you know what,

you're so unlucky you even lost to two other unlucky people.

-That's real bad luck, isn't it?

-That really is.

Jeff, thank you so much for playing.

Sorry we get to know no more about you.

For our remaining five contestants, however,

it's time to find our next two tribes.

Well played, the five of you.

Steve and Lesley, been on both winning tribes so far.

Lesley, got all of your questions right in that last round.

Very, very well played.

We'll split you into two brand-new tribes now.

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

I enjoy the finer things in life.

Lesley, Lesley, been our star performer so far.

-What tribe are you on here?

-The Yes Tribe.

The Yes Tribe. Let's see who you are going to be joined with.

The Yes Tribe is, Lesley,

Steve, again, and James.

Which means our No Tribe is Andy and Lyn.

Everybody, join your tribes.

So, I enjoy the finer things in life.

Steve, do you have refined, expensive tastes?

I do. If I go to the cinema, I'll probably get the premier seating.

-Go that extra mile.

-Steve gets premier seating in the cinema!

And would you upgrade your popcorn?

Not necessarily popcorn. Sometimes nachos.

This guy goes nachos in a cinema.

-Pick and mix?

-Yes. Definitely pick and mix.

Pick and mix. But you worry about the weight of it, surely.

No. No. You just cram it all in,

as much as you can, and then just pay the cost when you get there.

This is unbelievable.

It's like the Sunday Times Rich List has come to life.

Stood in front of us.

Lesley. Lesley, you enjoy the finer things?

But my finer things are the finer things that possibly come

at a slightly lower cost,

like a beautiful view and a smile on a baby's face

-and all that kind of nonsense.

-Yeah.

-You know.

-I'm still going with pick and mix.

-LAUGHTER

-No Tribe.

Lyn, you're happy with just the everyday things?

Yes, I am. It's interpretation really, isn't it?

I interpreted it as kind of champagne and caviar,

which I don't tend to do very often,

so I said no.

-You like prosecco and fish and chips?

-Yes.

Yeah, I'm with you on that. 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 it wrong, your time ends immediately.

The winning tribe in this round

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

Everybody ready? Start the clock.

Steve, the flag of France consists of how many stripes?

-Three.

-Correct.

Lesley, according to the title of the 1979 UK number one single,

which day did the Boomtown Rats not like?

-Mondays.

-Correct.

James, the words "Merry Christmas" were sent as the first ever

SMS text message in which decade?

-The '80s.

-Incorrect. Steve.

-'90s.

-Correct.

Lesley, in Indian cookery, which word beginning with B typically

follows "onion" to give the name of a deep-fried vegetable snack.

-Bhaji.

-Correct.

James, who co-wrote the BBC comedy series The Office

with Stephen Merchant?

-Ricky Gervais.

-He did.

Steve, which large bird of prey is the national symbol of the USA?

-Eagle.

-Correct.

Lesley, in 2007, who was replaced by Ban Ki-moon

as Secretary-General on the United Nations?

-Pass.

-James.

-Kofi Annan.

-Correct.

Steve, the song A Whole New World features in which 1992 Disney film?

-Aladdin.

-Correct.

Lesley, since 1506, which core of soldiers

has protected the Pope and the Vatican?

-Swiss Guard.

-Correct.

James, for more than two decades,

Bob Flowerdew has appeared on which Radio 4 horticultural programme?

-Gardening Hour.

-Incorrect. Steve...

The answer was Gardeners' Question Time.

At the end of that round, Yes Tribe, very impressive, nine points.

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Andy and Lyn. Andy and Lyn.

Ten points will see you into the final four. Very best of luck.

Start the clock.

Andy, which point of a compass features in the title

of a 1957 Leonard Bernstein musical?

Northwest.

-Incorrect. Lyn.

-North.

West Side Story was the answer.

Let me just have a little look at the score...

Yes Tribe, I know, got nine.

Just going to do a recount. You are just...

You're nine short, No Tribe, I'm afraid.

Zero points. Zero points for our No Tribe.

Which means, with nine points,

safely through to the final four, it's our Yes Tribe.

-Well played.

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Well, Andy and Lyn, one of you will be leaving us.

You're playing for survival.

Fingers on buzzers.

Lyn is a past master at this, Andy, I warn you.

Very best of luck to you both.

Beginning with M, what name is given to a picture or decorative

design made by setting small coloured pieces of stone...

-Andy.

-Mosaic.

..small coloured pieces of stone or tile into a surface?

Mosaic is the correct answer.

Andy, you're in our final four.

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-Lyn.

-Andy beat me to the buzzer, didn't he?

I spotted that. I did spot that. Lyn, your luck has finally run out.

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

-Thank you so much for playing.

-Thank you.

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

So, our final four. Steve and Lesley, so dominant so far.

You've been on all three winning tribes.

Steven, last round you got all your questions right.

Very impressive performance from both.

As you know, the final four is where things change.

It's always two vs two, it's always on the buzzers.

At the end of this round, two of you will be going through

to play in our final and a chance to win that £2,000 jackpot.

Two of you will be leaving immediately.

Let's see how we'll split you up.

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

I love to dance.

Let's find out who said yes and who said no.

Our Yes Tribe, it's Lesley...

and James.

Which means our No Tribe is Steve and Andy.

Everybody, join your tribes.

We have finally split up Lesley and Steve.

Our Yes Tribe, I love to dance. What tribe are you on at home?

Lesley, what's your favourite sort of dancing?

I'm actually... I've done tap dancing up to quite an advanced level.

But as an adult, I didn't start as a kid.

-So as an adult, you tap dance.

-Yeah.

Very, very impressive. What's a good level in tap dancing?

-I got to my second Gold Bar, which is pretty good.

-Second Gold Bar.

-I'll nod as if I know what you're talking about.

-Thank you.

-But I'm sure that's very good.

-It is. It was.

-No Tribe. Andy.

-It's more that I can't dance.

Music comes on, my shoulders come up, my thumbs come out

and my feet stop moving.

Yeah, no, I'm exactly the same. I'm afraid I'd be on the No Tribe here.

Are you worried about your first dance at your wedding?

-I'm not having one.

-Are you not? Good for you. Good for you.

What does your future wife think about that?

She's delighted, it was her idea.

-She's seen me dance.

-Yeah, I bet it was her idea.

"Andy, I just wondered, perhaps we shouldn't.

"I don't want you to feel self-conscious."

So, this round is all on the buzzers.

First tribe to give me five correct answers

will be playing in today's final for a chance to win that 2,000 jackpot.

I wish you all the very best of luck.

Here is your first question.

Beginning and ending with the letter K, which palindromic word

for a small canoe-like boat...

-Steve.

-Kayak.

..takes its name from the Inuit language?

Kayak is the correct answer, Steve. One-nil to the No Tribe.

The TV presenter Victoria Coren Mitchell has

reportedly won over £1 million playing which card game?

-Andy.

-Poker.

-Correct answer.

Two points to the No Tribe, zero points to the Yes Tribe.

Which word is defined by the OED as meaning

fantastic or fabulous, contains 34 letters and was...?

-Lesley.

-Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.

Is the correct answer.

It was popularised by the 1964 film Mary Poppins. Very good answer.

One point to the Yes Tribe, two points to the No Tribe.

First to five in the final.

Known for his Just So stories, which English author...

-Lesley.

-Rudyard Kipling.

..which English author wrote the text for the first-ever

royal Christmas speech?

Rudyard Kipling. Correct answer, Lesley.

Two points each.

In October 2014,

the album Dead By Young Fathers won which prestigious music prize?

-James.

-Mercury award.

It was the Mercury Prize. Very well played.

Yes Tribe, three points to two.

A character in a British musical song who married the widow

next door shares his name with which English...

-Lesley.

-Henery the Eighth.

-..shares his name with which English monarch?

Henery the Eighth is the correct answer, Lesley. Well played.

Yes Tribe, you are now on four points.

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

No Tribe, still three points away from that final.

Best of luck to both tribes.

At over 1.3 miles in length,

the pleasure pier in which resort...

-James.

-Blackpool.

Incorrect, I'm afraid.

I'll give the whole question to the No Tribe. You can confer.

At over 1.3 miles in length, the pleasure pier in which resort

town in Essex is said to be the longest in the world?

-Southend.

-Southend is the correct answer. Well played, No Tribe.

Four points to the Yes Tribe, three points to the No Tribe.

First to five is in the final.

What nickname is given to the area near San Francisco that is

home to a large group of...?

-Andy.

-Area 51.

Incorrect.

I'll give the whole question to the Yes Tribe. You can confer.

And if you get it, you are in today's final.

What nickname is given to the area near San Francisco

that is home to a large group of technology companies?

-Silicon Valley.

-Is the correct answer!

So, five points to three, our winning tribe is the Yes Tribe.

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Lesley and James, terrific stuff. Terrific teamwork on that as well.

Very well played. You'll be in the final. No Tribe!

No Tribe, you got a little bit overexcited towards the end there.

Steve, first time you've been on a losing tribe, I'm afraid.

And, Andy, very, very best of luck

-from all of us on your impending wedding.

-Thank you.

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

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Lesley and James, congratulations on making it through to today's final.

Very impressive. We split you into your very own tribes now.

It's Lesley versus James.

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

What you must do is protect that clock.

The first question and only the first question

will be on the buzzer.

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

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

and then your clock will start to tick down.

Your challenge is to force your opponent's clock

all the way down to zero.

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

So, Lesley, James, very best of luck.

Let's play today's Two Tribes final.

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So, just this first question on the buzzer.

Played by Ben Stiller, which 2001 film's title character

wonders whether there's more to life than being

"really, really, really ridiculously..."

-James.

-Zoolander.

"..really, really, ridiculously good-looking"?

Zoolander is the correct answer.

It means as soon as I start the next question,

Lesley, your clock will start to tick down.

Lesley, since 1893, which UK national newspaper has been

published on salmon pink-coloured paper?

-The Financial Times.

-Correct.

James, which US government building in Washington DC

is located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue?

-White House.

-Correct.

Lesley, in the HG Wells novel The War Of The Worlds,

the Martians land in which of the English Home Counties?

-Surrey.

-Correct.

James, supplied to British sailors until 1970,

grog is a drink of water and which spirit?

-Vodka.

-It's rum.

James, the Stableford method of scoring is used in which sport?

-Golf.

-Correct.

Lesley, which American former prison was the main

setting for the 1996 film The Rock?

-Pass.

-It's Alcatraz.

Lesley, balsa, ebony and mahogany are types of which natural material?

-Wood.

-They are.

James, Darwin and Pinta are two major islands

of which archipelago in the Pacific?

-Australia.

-It's the Galapagos Islands.

James, the medical condition osteoporosis affects which

part of the human body?

-The knees.

-It's the bones.

James, Stephen King's 2013 novel Doctor Sleep is the sequel

to which famous...?

-The Shining.

-Correct.

Lesley, an area of double-tiered shops is known as the Rows

is found in which Chester city?

-Chester.

-Correct.

James, collectively the edible innards and neck of poultry

and game birds are called what?

-Gizzards.

-It's giblets.

James, which Grand Slam tennis championship takes place

on red clay courts?

-French Open.

-Correct.

Lesley, which Sex And The City actress played the title role

in the 1987 film Mannequin?

-Kim Cattrall.

-Correct.

James, A Doll's House, Ghosts and Hedda Gabler...

-Cat!

-Incorrect.

It was Henrik Ibsen was the answer to that.

With 14 seconds left on the clock, Lesley, you are today's winner.

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Congratulations. What a terrific performance.

Absolutely steely in that final.

James, what was that you were shouting out at the end?

Anything, I don't... LAUGHTER

James, it's been terrific getting to know you. Very, very well played.

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

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-Lesley, congratulations.

-Thank you.

-What a performance.

A great final as well.

It reminded me of one of those tennis matches, James sort

of rushing around trying to smash the ball back and you just go...

Just knocking it back over the net. Ruthless. Ruthless, Lesley.

-A terrific performance.

-Thank you.

You now have the opportunity to win some money.

-Jackpot wasn't won last time, so it currently stands at £2,000.

-Ooh.

I'll give you the choice now of two categories

for your final question.

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

That's really tough.

-Let's go for Charles Dickens.

-Let's go for Charles Dickens.

I know slightly more about that than the other one.

Than the other one, OK.

Let's see what your final question is.

I'm a Dickens character, yes or no. Those are your two tribes.

Here are your four answers...

You need to take all four of those answers

and put them in the correct tribe.

You can split them anyway you want.

Four-zero, three-one, two-two, however you want to split them.

If you put all four of them in their correct tribe, you're going

to walk away with £2,000.

Any of those obvious to you?

So the first one I'm fairly certain about is Stephen Dedalus,

who is not a Dickens character.

I think he's Lawrence.

OK, Stephen Dedalus, shall we put him in the No Tribe?

Daniel Quilp sounds like Dickens.

Sydney Carton sort of sounds like Dickens.

Hmm, this is getting very difficult. Tanner Bolt, I don't know.

I'm going to put Daniel Quilp in the yes column.

OK, Daniel Quilp we're putting in the Yes Tribe. There he goes.

So Sydney Carton and Tanner Bolt.

How are you doing at home? It's a tricky one, this.

I think I'll put Sydney Carton in the yes column.

So Sydney Carton goes into the Yes Tribe.

Tanner Bolt, goodness me.

Doesn't sound terribly Dickensian.

I'll put Tanner Bolt

in the Yes Tribe too.

So Tanner Bolt goes into the Yes Tribe too.

Take another look at that just to make yourself happy.

Daniel Quilp, Sydney Carton, Tanner Bolt and Stephen Dedalus.

-Are you happy for me to lock them in?

-I'm as happy as I'll ever be.

-So lock them.

-Let's lock them in.

-Good luck, Lesley.

-Thank you.

-What tribes have you got them in at home?

Do you agree with Lesley? You got different tribes?

Lesley, you need to get all four of these right to win that £2,000.

Very, very best of luck.

The first answer you gave us was Stephen Dedalus.

-You said was a Lawrence character...

-I think so.

-..in your opinion.

Let's find out if you're right. So, I'm a Dickens character.

Stephen Dedalus, are you in the No Tribe?

Good start, Lesley. Good start.

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He's actually from Ulysses.

-Joyce's Ulysses.

-Oh, Joyce.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-Doesn't matter, he's still in the No Tribe.

Still in the No Tribe. Doesn't matter what he was in

so long as he wasn't a Dickens character.

The next answer you gave us was Daniel Quilp.

You said sounded like a Dickens character. He certainly does.

I'm a Dickens character.

Daniel Quilp, are you in the Yes Tribe?

Well played, Lesley. From The Old Curiosity Shop.

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Now we're on slightly shakier ground.

-SHE LAUGHS

-I think it's fair to say

you've got two out of four right.

You need to get all four of them to walk away with that £2,000.

Sydney Carton was the next answer you gave us.

You put Sydney Carton in the Yes Tribe.

Were you right to do that? Let's find out.

So, I'm a Dickens character.

Sydney Carton, are you in the Yes Tribe?

From A Tale Of Two Cities, Lesley.

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-Just gets more nerve-racking now, doesn't it?

-It does, it's horrible.

Just Tanner Bolt between you and £2,000.

-Very, very best of luck from us all.

-Thank you.

So the last answer you gave us is the one you were least sure of.

You put Tanner Bolt in the Yes Tribe.

Were you right to do that?

I'm a Dickens character. Tanner Bolt, for £2,000,

are you in the Yes Tribe?

-ALL SIGH

-So sorry, Lesley! Lesley.

-Did you read Gone Girl?

-Yes, I did.

Book everyone was reading last year?

He's the lawyer from Gone Girl, Tanner Bolt. I'm so sorry.

Let's move him across to the No Tribe where he belongs.

Oh! Very well done if you got those tribes at home. Terrific answers.

-That's annoying, isn't it?

-Certainly is.

I'm so sorry.

Three out of four is not enough on this show, I'm afraid.

-Lesley, you were so brilliant on today's show.

-Thank you.

On winning tribe after winning tribe.

Brilliant performance in the final four.

Brilliant performance in the final as well. Terrific.

-I hope you enjoyed your time with us.

-I had a lovely day, thank you.

It's been lovely getting to know you. I hope you'll join us again

next time when seven brand-new contestants will be playing

for a jackpot of £3,000.

We'll see you then on Two Tribes.

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