Episode 5 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.

As always, we've got seven brand-new contestants all waiting to play, so let's meet them

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Hello, I'm Colin, I'm an insurance consultant and I'm from Hove,

in Sussex.

My name's Jules, I'm a prisoner custody officer from Leicester.

Hi, I'm Hannah, I'm a dance teacher from Huddersfield.

Hi, I'm Campbell, I'm a fast-food manager from Linwood, in Renfrewshire.

I'm Ann and I'm a teacher from Guildford.

Hi, I'm Paul, I run a children's playgroup, and I'm from Solihull.

Hello, I'm John, a retired minister from Colwyn Bay.

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A very warm welcome to all seven of you.

Before the show, you filled in our in-depth questionnaire.

You've answered hundreds of questions all about yourselves. There's some of them now.

In each round in the show, we'll split you into two tribes,

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

Each tribe will then face some general knowledge questions,

and all you've got to do is make sure you're on the winning tribe.

At the end of the show, one of you could walk away with today's jackpot,

which currently stands at £2,000, so good luck to you all.

Let's find our first two tribes.

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

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

Our Yes Tribe are lucky people.

Colin, Campbell and Paul.

That means our No Tribe is Jules, Hannah,

Ann and John.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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-Our No Tribe. Jules, not lucky?

-Unfortunately not, Richard.

-Remind us of your job, again.

-I'm a prisoner custody officer.

-A nice job, though?

-It's an interesting job. Every day is completely different,

so whatever time I go into work, I don't know what is going to happen.

-No, I bet. I'm exactly the same. Except less prisoners.

-LAUGHTER

-Ann, are you not lucky?

-No, I don't think I am.

-You're a teacher, Ann.

-I am.

-Don't sound too enthusiastic, Ann.

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But here's our lucky team, our gents. Colin, are you a lucky man?

I would say so, yes. I don't win many raffles or things like that,

but not too many bad things tend to happen to me, so, yes.

It's a nice way of looking at it. Campbell, you have lots of good luck?

Yeah. I've even got my lucky shirt today, to bring me even more luck.

-That's your lucky shirt?!

-LAUGHTER

You know what, I would hate to see his unlucky shirt.

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No Tribe, we will start with you. Our unlucky 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 time will end immediately.

You have to make sure you are on the winning tribe. The winning tribe will go through to the next round,

and we will lose a member of the losing tribe.

Start the clock.

Jules, who hosts the UK version of the game show Deal Or No Deal?

-Noel Edmonds.

-He does. Hannah.

Houston, Austen and Dallas are cities in which US state?

-Pass.

-Ann?

-Texas.

-Correct.

John, in the rhyme commonly known as Monday's Child,

-what is Tuesday's child full of?

-Grace.

-Correct. Jules.

The character Jiminy Cricket first appeared in which 1940 Disney film?

-Pinocchio.

-Correct. Hannah, which type of aircraft is a Sea King?

-Aeroplane.

-Incorrect. Ann.

-Helicopter.

-Correct.

John, in 2012, Nicola Adams became the first woman to become

an Olympic champion in which sport?

-Cycling.

-Incorrect. Jules.

-Running.

-Incorrect. Hannah.

-Tennis.

-Incorrect. Ann, to save your tribe.

-Boxing.

-Is the right answer. John, Sidney Sussex, Lucy Cavendish

and Murray Edwards are all colleges at which English university?

-Pass.

-Jules.

-Sussex.

-Incorrect.

-Hannah?

-Oxford.

-Incorrect.

-Ann, to save the round.

-Cambridge.

-Correct. John, in which 1999

teen film did Jennifer Coolidge play Stifler's mom?

Time up. The answer was American Pie.

At the end of that round, mainly thanks to Ann, you scored

seven points.

Seven points.

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So, Yes Tribe, eight points will see you through. Start the clock.

Colin, in Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol,

-what is the first name of Scrooge?

-Ebenezer.

-Correct.

Campbell, what is three quarters expressed as a percentage?

-75%.

-Correct.

Paul, the vehicle known in the US as a streetcar is usually

referred to in the UK by what four letter name?

-Pass.

-Colin.

-Tram.

-Correct.

Campbell, which European capital city is served by an airport

-identified by the code VIE?

-Vienna.

-Correct.

Paul, the Profumo affair took place in which decade of the 20th century?

-'60s.

-Correct.

Colin, the Latin phrase in vino veritas means there is

-truth in which beverage?

-Wine.

-Correct.

Campbell, which author wrote the novel The Catcher In The Rye?

-JD Salinger.

-Correct.

To win. Paul, on which major Parisian thoroughfare does

the final stage of the Tour de France finish?

-The Champs-Elysees.

-Is the correct answer.

With eight points, our winning tribe are the Yes Tribe.

You are through to the next round.

Please take your places in the middle.

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No Tribe, you are the wrong tribe, we are going to lose one of you.

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

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

If you buzz in and answer incorrectly,

though, you'll be going straight home, so do take care.

Best of luck to you all.

The TV series Gracepoint, starring David Tennant,

is an American remake of which ITV drama, in which he also starred?

-Hannah.

-Broadchurch.

-It's very brave, Hannah, and it is right.

Broadchurch. You're through to the next round.

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Jules, Ann, John, best of luck to you all.

Nicole Scherzinger is a former member of which girl group,

-who had UK's number ones... Jules.

-Pussycat Dolls.

..with Don't Cha and Stickwitu? Pussycat Dolls is the right answer.

Jules, you're through to the next round.

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Ann and John, one of you will be joining us for the next round,

one of you will be leaving us, and it comes down to this question. Fingers on buzzers, please.

Which former manager of the England football team became

known as the "wally with the brolly"?

Steve McClaren.

Steve McClaren, John, is the right answer. Who said you were unlucky?

John, you're through to the next round.

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I told you I was unlucky.

Ann, you got every single one of your questions right.

-I just didn't know those three.

-You saved your tribe twice.

-I know.

All three other members of your tribe are all through to the

-next round.

-Unlucky or what?

-That is properly unlucky.

At least you have self-knowledge.

It's been a pleasure having you, I'm sorry we don't get to find out more about you.

Thank you so much for playing. But for our remaining six,

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

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Congratulations to the six of you, especially to Colin

and Campbell, who got every single question right in that round.

Hannah got every question wrong until the buzzer, and poor old

Ann's gone home. She kept saving you.

We are going to split you into brand-new tribes now,

let's see how we are going to do that. Before the show we asked you the following...

-Colin, what tribe are you on here?

-No.

-You are on the No.

-And our other genius from the first round, what tribe are you on?

-I'm on the Yes Tribe.

On the Yes, we are splitting you up. Let's take a look at the tribes.

The Yes Tribe is Campbell, Hannah and Jules.

Means our No Tribe is Colin, Paul and John.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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Oh, this is one of those ones that really splits people.

I know at home people will be arguing about this.

Do you love Eurovision or not? What tribe would you be on?

Our Yes Tribe. Jules, a Eurovision fan.

I am. Unfortunately.

Nothing wrong with that. I will nail my colours to the mast, I would be on the Yes Tribe here.

I just watch it to see if I can actually compete to do any better.

Well, Jules, I'm sure next year we'd love to see you representing the UK.

-Thank you.

-Campbell, are you a fan?

-Yes, huge fan.

-Huge fan?

-Huge fan, yes.

-Tell us more.

I've got hundreds of Eurovision songs on my iPod,

and me and my friends have parties every year, theme parties.

-I take it back, I'm not on the Yes Tribe, I'm not on the Yes Tribe.

-LAUGHTER

So you've got hundreds of the songs from previous years, all...

All the way back to the '60s and '70s, stuff that no-one would ever know.

No Tribe. Paul, not for you?

No, it's a bit too political now.

John, Eurovision not doing it for you?

No, I would agree, and it's not the same since Terry Wogan.

We are never going to win with this politics, are we?

Until Jules is our entry, we are never going to win it again,

I suspect. Let's start with our Yes Tribe, our Eurovision fans.

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 will end.

The winning tribe, the tribe with the most points, will be through to the next round.

Very best of luck. Start the clock.

Jules, the Dingle family are main characters in which UK soap opera?

-Emmerdale.

-Correct. Hannah, a famous story by Hans Christian Andersen is

-The Emperor's New what?

-Clothes.

-Correct.

Campbell, what was the first name of the famous Spanish surrealist

-painter Dali?

-Salvador.

-Correct.

Jules, the bitter alkaline fluid called bile is

-produced by which organ of the body?

-Stomach.

-Incorrect. Hannah.

-Liver.

-Correct.

Campbell, which famous 70 metre-long embroidery tells

-the story of the battle of Hastings?

-The Bayeux Tapestry.

-Correct.

Jules, which actress played bunny boiler

Alex Forrest in the 1987 film Fatal Attraction?

-Oh! Pass.

-Hannah.

-Glenn Close.

-She did.

Campbell, the original version of Michelangelo's famous

statue of David is in which Italian city?

-Venice.

-Incorrect. Jules.

-Rome.

-Incorrect. Hannah, to save your tribe.

-Statue of David, in which Italian city.

-Vienna.

-Incorrect.

The answer to that was Florence.

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

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Or should I say...

-IN FRENCH:

-..six points?

-LAUGHTER

No Tribe, seven points will see you safely through to the next round.

Start the clock.

Colin, the chart-topping boy band One Direction consists of how

-many members?

-Four.

-Incorrect. Paul.

-Five.

-Correct.

John, the adjective avian refers to which animal species?

-Birds.

-Correct. Colin. The scouting names Akela and Baloo

-are taken from which book by Rudyard Kipling?

-The Jungle Book.

Correct. Paul. Bavaria is a region of which European country?

-Germany.

-Correct.

John, in comics and films, what is the name of the fictional

-material that Superman is most vulnerable to?

-Pass.

-Colin.

-Krypton.

-Incorrect. Paul.

-Kryptonite.

-Correct. John, in 1996,

which British racing driver won his only Formula One world title?

-Pass.

-Colin.

-James Hunt.

-Incorrect. Paul.

-Ah...

1996, British racing driver...

-Jenson Button.

-Incorrect. Answer, it was Damon Hill.

And that means, Yes Tribe, with six points,

you're through to the next round.

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No Tribe. Colin, Paul and John, just the five points.

Damon Hill tripping you up there. Kryptonite almost tripping you up.

One of you is going to leave us. I'm going to ask you a series of questions.

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

Buzz in and get it wrong, you'll be leaving us.

I wish you all the very best of luck. Fingers on buzzers.

In the 1950s, Jonas Salk developed an effective vaccine for which...

-Colin.

-Polio.

-..for which acute disease of the nervous system?

Polio is the correct answer. Colin, you're through to the next round.

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Paul and John, it all comes down to this.

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

Which Latin word follows Oxford, Piccadilly and Cambridge...

-Paul.

-Circus.

..to give the names of three major road junctions in London's West End?

Circus is the correct answer. Paul, you're through to the next round.

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John, John, if only you loved Eurovision...you'd be through.

-Have you enjoyed your time with us?

-Thank you very much, yes.

It's been lovely having you here, thank you for playing.

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

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Congratulations to the five of you. Campbell, you've been on both winning tribes, very impressive.

Is that going to continue? Let's find out.

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

We've done this before. I would be so on the No Tribe here.

-Campbell, what tribe are you on here?

-I'm on the Yes Tribe.

You are always on the Yes Tribe, Campbell, such a positive man.

The Yes Tribe is Jules,

Campbell and Paul.

That means our No Tribe is Colin and Hannah.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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Hannah, Hannah, I would hate to go into space. You are the same?

Yes, I have trouble with flying, let alone going into space.

Yes, because that's flying and then some, isn't it?

Colin, what is it about space that would scare you?

There doesn't seem to be very much there when you get there, so I can't really see why you'd want to.

Yes, it's very true, actually. Yes Tribe.

So, Jules, you'd like to go into space?

I think it is just the experience

and being able to actually look out onto the world below us.

-Just to see for yourself, instead of watching them on the films.

-I know.

I'd just be too scared. I know what you mean, that majesty of it.

Paul, what do you fancy about space?

I quite like Star Wars, so it's got that sort of aspect to it.

I don't think it does have that sort of aspect to it, does it?

If you ever make it as an astronaut, I'd be worried

because you would want to destroy the moon.

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Yes Tribe, we will start with you. I'm going to give 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 will end.

The winning tribe this time will be safely through to final four.

Try and make sure that is your tribe. Start the clock.

Jules, Neapolitan ice cream typically consists of vanilla,

-chocolate and which other flavour?

-Raspberry.

-Incorrect. Campbell.

-Strawberry.

-Correct. Paul, The Tommyknockers

-and Salem's Lot are novels by which US horror author?

-Stephen King.

Correct. Jules, according to folklore, a bullet made from which

metal is believed to be the only thing that can kill a werewolf?

-Silver.

-Correct. Campbell, the country of Tuvalu consists of a

-series of atolls located in which ocean?

-Pacific.

-Correct.

Paul, according to its popular title,

-a famous painting by Frans Hals depicts The Laughing what?

-Cavalier?

Correct. Jules, which British actor played both Reginald Perrin,

-and Rigsby in Rising Damp?

-Oh!

-Leonard Rossiter.

-Correct.

-Campbell, what is the closest French port to the UK?

-Calais.

-Correct.

Paul, which American track and field athlete

won nine Olympic gold medals during the '80s and '90s?

-Carl Lewis.

-He did. Jules, with the atomic number one,

what is the most abundant element in the known universe?

-Mercury.

-Incorrect. Campbell.

-Hydrogen.

-Correct.

Paul, the style of poetry known as haiku comes from which Asian

-country?

-Japan.

-Correct.

And at the end of that round, Yes Tribe, ten points.

Ten points.

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Very strong. Very, very strong. Well played, all three of you.

Terrific answers. Colin and Hannah.

-Uh-oh!

-LAUGHTER

11 points you are aiming for, very best of luck. Start the clock.

Colin, Three Lions,

Vindaloo and World In Motion are anthems associated with which sport?

-Football.

-Correct. Hannah, the world effervescence, meaning fizz,

-contains how many Es?

-Three.

-Incorrect.

-Colin.

-Four.

It is not, I'm afraid. Five.

Five in effervescence, I'm so sorry.

It wasn't close, I'm going to be honest with you. 10-1.

With ten points, safely through to the final four is the Yes Tribe.

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Colin, Hannah, one of you will be joining us in our final four, though.

One of you will be leaving us now.

It'll all come down to one question on the buzzer,

and that question is this...

Good luck to you both.

In the title of their 1970s TV show, Bill Oddie, Graeme Garden

and Tim Brooke-Taylor were collectively known as... Colin.

-The Goodies.

-..collectively known as what?

The Goodies is the right answer. Colin, you are in our final four.

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Hannah, I'm afraid you leave us before the final four.

-Have you enjoyed your time with us?

-I've loved it, but that question was a bit before my time.

Hannah, the word effervescence wasn't before

your time, and you got that wrong as well, so...I don't feel so bad.

-Hannah, thank you so much for playing.

-Thank you.

For our final four, though, let's find our next two tribes.

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So our final four.

Campbell, again on a winning tribe, three in a row now.

Campbell and Paul got all questions right in that last round, as well. This is where things change.

The final four is always two against two, and at the end of the

round two of you will be going through to play in today's final.

Also get the chance of winning that £2,000 jackpot.

Two of you will be going straight home. No more second chances.

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

Campbell, I guess you are on the No Tribe. I can't believe you're ever grumpy.

-What tribe are you on?

-I'm on the Yes Tribe.

-He's on the Yes Tribe! Campbell, OK.

Let's see who you are with. The Yes Tribe.

It's the 100%s from last round,

Campbell and Paul. Means our No Tribe is Colin and Jules.

Everybody, join your tribes.

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So our final four, our No Tribe. So, Jules, you get up happy as Larry?

What's the secret?

I think it's just early nights, knowing that I've got to get up.

I don't know what time I finish, so I've got to be happy, regardless.

That's a good attitude to have.

And, Colin, you don't mind an early morning?

I don't. I tend to start off OK in the morning and get gradually

-grumpier as the day goes on.

-Me and you both, Colin.

But, Paul. Paul, you grumpy in the morning?

-Aw, yeah, I'm no good until I've had about four cups of tea.

-Campbell?

-Don't like the mornings?

-Not at all, no.

I work quite late quite a lot,

so because of that I like my lie-ins and I like...

So if I get woken up early, I'm not good.

So you work in a fast-food restaurant, do you?

-So, you don't do the breakfasts?

-As little as I can, yeah.

-As little as you can.

-Yeah.

-So, this round is all on the buzzer.

The first tribe to answer five questions correctly will be

going through to today's final,

getting the chance of winning that £2,000 jackpot.

The losing tribe - it is game over. Good luck to you all.

Campbell and Paul, Colin and Jules.

Here's your first question.

Which politician and railway enthusiast unexpectedly

lost his Enfield south...? Paul?

Michael Portillo?

Lost his Enfield Southgate seat in the 1997 General Election.

Michael Portillo is the correct answer. 1-0 to the Yes tribe.

Bring It All Back, Have You Ever and Don't... Campbell?

-S Club 7.

-Bring It All Back, Have You Ever

and Don't Stop Moving were UK number-one singles for S Club 7.

Absolutely right, Campbell.

2-0 now to the Yes Tribe.

In the US, what word precedes Friday in the name often given...

-Paul?

-Black?

Given to the day after Thanksgiving,

said to mark the beginning of Christmas shopping season.

Black Friday.

3-0 to the Yes Tribe.

Very, very quick on the buzzers.

The Machine patented by James Hargreaves in 1770...

-Colin?

-Spinning Jenny.

To speed up the production of yarn was called the Spinning Jenny.

It's the right answer, Colin? 3-1.

Which 2003 novel by Mark Haddon tells the story of a boy

investigating the...

-Colin?

-The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-time.

Tells the story of a boy investigating the killing of a

neighbour's pet. You're absolutely right, Colin.

The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-time. It's 3-2.

First team to five will play in the final.

Which TV drama series from 1975 to 1978 starred John Thaw and Dennis

Waterman as members... Paul?

-Minder.

-Incorrect, I'm afraid.

I can pass that across.

Members of the Metropolitan Police Flying Squad.

Sweeney.

It's the correct answer. Three points each.

Quite a battle developing here. Fingers on buzzers.

In Greek mythology,

what was the name of the son of Daedalus, who was killed after...

Colin?

-Icarus.

-..after flying too close to the sun.

Icarus is the correct answer, Colin. Well played.

In 1957 film The Seventh Seal,

-the main character plays Death at which board game? Paul?

-Chess.

Chess is the right answer, Paul.

And it's four plays four.

The tribe who wins this point will be playing in today's final.

The very best of luck. Fingers on buzzers.

It all comes down to this.

The word "earth" is an anagram of which of the body's vital organs?

Campbell?

-Heart.

-It's the correct answer. Our winners are the Yes Tribe!

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-Colin and Jules. Very well played. Did you know that last one?

-Yes.

-It's just the speed of fingers on the buzzers.

-It is.

It's been such a pleasure getting to know both of you on today's show.

You play terrifically, as well. That was a brilliant round.

Very, very unlucky to go out.

But, for Campbell and Paul,

you are about to play today's Two Tribes final.

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Campbell and Paul, congratulations on making it this far.

That was a close run in the last round.

We split you into your very own two tribes now - it's Campbell

versus Paul. You also have your very own 45 seconds on the clock.

You have to protect that 45 seconds at all costs. 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 will keep ticking down until they get a question right.

Then your clock will start ticking down.

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

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

Campbell, Paul, let's play Two Tribes.

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So, just this first question on the buzzer.

Best of luck to you both. Which Batman character has been

played on screen by Michelle Pfeiffer and Anne...Campbell?

-Catwoman.

-And Anne Hathaway. Catwoman is the right answer.

As soon as I start this next question, Paul, your clock will

start ticking down. Paul, the two biggest political parties in the US

are the Republicans and which other?

-Democrats.

-Correct.

The Bay of Biscay lies on the West Coast of which country?

-Pass.

-France.

Campbell, who was the only sister of Donny and Jimmy Osmond?

-Minnie.

-Correct. Paul, a first wedding anniversary is traditionally

associated with cotton or which other material?

-Paper?

-Correct.

Campbell, the union founded in 1922 and known as the NUS represents

which group of people?

-Students.

-Correct. Paul, which author is known for her historical

-novels, such as The Other Boleyn Girl and The White Queen?

-Pass.

It's Philippa Gregory.

Paul, Barnet Fair is rhyming slang for which part of the body?

-Hair.

-Correct.

Campbell, which Italian city is the capital of Terrino province?

-Turin.

-Correct.

Paul, in 2010, which female presenter replaced Jonathan Ross as

the main host of the BBC's film review show?

-Um...Claudia Winkleman.

-Correct.

Campbell, after leaving Manchester United in 2014,

-Rio Ferdinand signed for which West London club?

-Pass.

It's Queens Park Rangers. Campbell, in 1932,

who became the first female pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean?

-Amelia Earhart.

-Correct.

Paul, which popular Mexican dish has a name derived from the Spanish

-word for little donkey?

-Burrito.

-Correct.

Campbell, American Horror Story actress Emma Roberts is

the niece of which Oscar-winning actress?

-Julia Roberts.

-Correct. Paul, the author Anne Rice wrote a series of

chronicles about which mythical creatures?

-Werewolf.

-Vampires. Paul, snakes, lizards and tortoises all belong to

-which class of animal?

-Reptile.

-Correct.

Campbell, born in 1858, Emmeline Goulden was the birth name of which Suffragette?

-Emmeline Pankhurst.

-Correct.

Paul, which is the only city located in the Australian Capital Territory?

With seven seconds left on the clock, today's winner is Campbell.

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Very well played. Paul, just ran out of time, there.

Terrific, final. Very well played. I bet you wish now that you were a fan

-of Eurovision.

-Very much so.

-Things could have been so different.

-That's what we've proved here, of course...

-Obviously.

The more Eurovision you watch, the cleverer you are.

I can't believe you've done that, What have you done to us,

as a country? Thank you so much for playing. Have you enjoyed

-your time with us?

-I've had a great day, thank you.

It's been a pleasure having you here.

But for Campbell, it's time to play for today's £2,000 jackpot.

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Campbell, congratulations. What a show you've had.

Every single round, you've won.

Now you have the opportunity to win some money.

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

-Are you ready?

-Yeah.

-First, I will show you a choice of two categories.

Do you want your final question to be about...Golfers or the USA?

-I'll go for the USA, please.

-Go for the USA.

OK. Let's see what it is.

"I'm a US State Capital." Yes or no.

Here are your four answers.

Las Vegas, Nevada.

Seattle, Washington.

Honolulu, Hawaii.

And Atlanta, Georgia. Those are your four answers.

Your job is to put all four of those into the correct tribes.

If you get all four into the correct tribe, you will win £2,000.

As always, there could be four in yes and none in no.

It could be two and two, there could be three and one.

So, four answers, two tribes. You ready to play?

-I'm ready.

-Let's do it.

Atlanta, Georgia. I think...

I'm sure that's maybe where Coca-Cola was invented.

-I think that's a state capital.

-OK, let's put that in yes for now.

Put it in the yes tribe.

Washington - I don't think Seattle is the state capital of Washington.

I can't remember what the state capital is, though, but I'm pretty

-sure it's not that.

-OK. So let's move Seattle across to the no tribe.

Las Vegas, Nevada, and Honolulu, Hawaii.

Nevada, I've been to Nevada. I've been to Las Vegas.

I'm trying to think what the state capital would be

if it wasn't Las Vegas. But, again, I don't think it is.

-I don't think that's the state capital.

-OK. So you want to put

-Las Vegas into the no tribe?

-Yes, please.

-OK, let's do that.

Then Honolulu.

I think Honolulu...I don't think there's a lot of places in Hawaii.

I think it's quite small, so I think Honolulu's the obvious one.

I think it might be the state capital, so I'll put that in yes.

OK, let's put that in yes.

I want you to take a final look at those two tribes, Campbell.

-Are you happy?

-I'm happy, yeah.

-OK, shall we lock them in?

-Yes, please.

OK, lock them in.

Don't forget, you've got to get all four of these correct to win £2,000.

I wish you the very best of luck, Campbell. Atlanta, Georgia,

you had a lot of confidence in. I'm a US State Capital.

Atlanta, Georgia, are you in the yes tribe?

Absolutely. Well played.

APPLAUSE

Now, Seattle, Washington. I'm a US State Capital. Seattle, Washington.

Are you in the no tribe?

You are, indeed. You are, indeed.

We're halfway there. Halfway there. Olympia.

Olympia is the state capital of Washington.

Las Vegas, Nevada is the next one you went to. You've been there.

You have a feeling, you don't know what the capital of Nevada is,

but you don't think it's Las Vegas.

So, I'm a US State Capital.

Las Vegas, are you in the no tribe?

You are, indeed.

APPLAUSE

Getting interesting now, Campbell.

Carson City is the state capital of Nevada.

So, you've got three right.

You need four right to win £2,000,

so it comes down to Honolulu, Hawaii.

As you say, not a lot of choice in Hawaii as to what the state

capital would be.

For £2,000,

I'm a US State Capital.

Honolulu, are you in the yes tribe?

You are, indeed! Campbell! £2,000!

£2,000.

You've been on every single winning tribe all the way through the show.

I think that was a pretty tough jackpot question, as well,

and you absolutely aced it.

Campbell, £2,000. What might you spend that on?

My friend moved to Australia years and years ago and I've been telling

her I'm saving up, so she keeps asking me how much I've got and I

keep making up fictional amounts!

So now I've actually got money, I can go and visit her.

-I can stop lying!

-I'm very, very pleased, Campbell.

It's been an absolute pleasure

getting to know you, and to see you walk away with the jackpot, as well.

Thank you so much for playing, Campbell.

I hope you will join us next time with seven brand-new contestants.

We'll be trying to do exactly what Campbell just did.

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