deludes quiz

tv and film

11. What was the name of the father of Brilliant Kid?

12. Which company had the slogan "Serves you right"?

13. Which secret agent was nicknamed "the Jigsaw"?

14. Which series has been called "Downtown Abbey with tills"?

15. Chill and Shivers were two of the nefarious side-kicks of which villain?

16. Chalk and Cheese software designs were featured in which series?

17. Who played the part of a policeman in A Family at War before going on to the streets of Weatherfield?

18. Shane Dooley lost his job in 2013. What was his job?

19. Which series is set in the city of Town?

20. Ammunition was the name of the inflammatory band in which one-off drama?

21. Which show was originally pitched as "Who wants to be a Millionaire - but with games"?

22. Blimpys was the rival fast food joint of which outlet?

23. "Oh no not them" was a US pilot made of which British series?

24. What was Victoria Nicholls` job before helping Robin Tripp in the running of Robin's Nest?

25. Which two comedy actors played the parts, taken by Peter Davison and Sean Hughes in the TV series, of Dangerous Davies and Mod Lewis in the original 1981 TV film of The Last Detective?

26. What was John Wayne reputedly paid for his cameo in The Beverley Hillbillies?

27. David Suchet was once rumoured to have done the voice-over for which series, although the actor himself does not recall it?

28. Which 1980s-1990s US series took its title from a song by Badfinger?

29. In which drama could you drink in the Brown Bear?

30. Les McQueen and Tony Cluedo were both members of which band?

31. "Every street should have one" was the original title of which short-lived comedy?

32. Who was out to prove he had nothing to prove?

33. Which comedy was from the brother of the director of Ghost?

34. Which film was the first to be set in Perfection?

35. Who would prefer animal on his passport, rather than actor?

36. And which star actually has Acteur-vigneron on his passport?

37. "To avoid fainting, keep repeating: it's only a movie" was how which horror advertised itself?

38. In The Manchurian Candidate, what was used as the hypnotic trigger for the killer?

39. In which film are Billy and Lori directed by Alan Smithee?

40. In which film do we see the gravestone of Sergei Leone, even though he was very much alive at the time?

41. What was Stan Laurel's personal favourite of the short film comedies he made with Oliver Hardy?

42. Who has a production company named for the street he grew up in?

43. In which film are grenades disguised as pies (of the custard variety)?

44. And in which Hitchcock film is there a custard pie throwing scene?

45. Who had the real name of Rebecca Buck?

46. Who called herself an "average gal, skinny in places; fat in others, with sort of blue eyes"?

47. During the filming of which of his movies did Errol Flynn reportedly suffer a heart attack?

48. Who received his last film credit in 1986, some 19 years after his death?

49. Which star died the day before he was due to co-present the first Patsy awards in the early 1950s?

50. Which film was going to be called D?

north east

11. Which weatherman was known as the Oracle of Thirsk?

12. For mining what was the village of Middleton Tyas once renowned?

13. Which town was the base for Bond Brothers Buses?

14. Which town is known to locals as Mount Pleasant?

15. What was the name of the community that housed up to 2,000 people during the building of the Stanhope and Tyne railway?

16. The name of what was changed in 1914, having originally been called Mermaid?

17. On which UK number one does Mrs. Loud from Newcastle sing backing vocals?

18. Into which river does Peg Powler supposedly pull people?

19. Where did Megs Maddison practise her herbal remedies?

20. The name for which Richmond-based company quite possibly has its origins in a word on a beer pump?

21. Which village was, so legend says, home to Oberon, King of the Fairies?

22. Where will you find a holy establishment known as the Rocket and Pineapple?

23. At one time, where could you have gone to the Top, Middle and Bottom cinemas?

24. In the 1890s, which sporting team used to hang a stuffed monkey from a crossbar during games?

25. What sport is played by the Newton Aycliffe Spartans?

26. Mary Badcock of Ripon was the model for the drawings of which literary character?

27. Who was Harrogate's first Queen of the Wells?

28. Which writer was briefly living at 1 Abbey Terrace in Whitby?

29. What was began at the Black Swan hotel by an ex-Chancellor and his friends in 1837?

30. What was the name of Whitby's last whaling vessel?

31. Where did Defoe describe as a place where "all the people great and small" were "a-kntting"?

32. Which model of car was the two millionth vehicle to roll off the Nissan production line in Sunderland?

33. Gonna Send You Back to Walker was the B-side of the first chart single for which band?

34. Which record-holder used to be called the Kings Pit Inn?

35. Which North-East personality was once a roadie for Dave Dee , Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich?

36. William Craven's path in life was said to be similar to that of Dick Whittington. Where was Craven born?

37. In which town is Bill n Geoff's ice-cream based?

38. What was the nickname of the high court judge Humphrey Potts?

39. Thirsk-born Thomas Eshelby has an association of sorts with which great military leader?

40. According to legend, in what year were Hell's Kettles formed?

41. Who broke Bridget's heart by forsaking her for Anne?

42. Which was the first of the region's mines to employ a robot worker?

43. How many arches does Yarm Viaduct have?

44. Where did Sir Walter Scott think the woods were green?

45. What did the Advance bring to Middlesbrough in 1858?

46. They may have a different meaning in the world of Harry Potter, but to a Geordie, what are Muggles?

47. Sex was in its infancy in Gateshead according to which builder?

48. What clothing item is manufactured in both South Shields and Hebburn?

49. What was the predominant colour of the first-team jerseys of ice-hockey team, the Whitley Warriors?

50. Where will you find the Temple of Minerva, the Serpentine river and Neptune's Island, all gathered in the same place?

music

1. With which singer would you associate the Pretty Green line of clothing?

12. What did the A in the name of briefly successful band the A*teens stand for?

13. On which Beatles A-side does Ringo Starr sing lead vocals?

14. Other than the Wombles themselves, which other hit-making band of the 1970s included a Womble?

15. By what collective moniker do Karis, Alex and Courtney call themselves?

16. Released in 1989, which was the lead track on the Ballad of the Streets EP?

17. Bobby Valentino successfully sued to be credited as co-writer on which number one, originally a Bananarama album track?

18. One-hit wonders with Barbados, Typically Tropical also wrote a top ten UK hit for which lady?

19. Who has been credited with being the First Lady of Crunk and B?

20. In Echo and the Bunnymen, Echo was originally a drum machine, but who had a drum machine called Dr Avalanche?

21. Which number one mentions Lolita and Lady Chatterley?

22. 3rdeyegirl are a rock band associated with which megastar?

23.The biggest hit for which duo was cited for the similarities between its intro and that of Beach Baby by First Class, a hit in 1974?

24. "Power to the people, respect for the steeple" was on the sleeve notes of the only number one for which outfit?

25. Having used Eddie Van Halen on Beat it, Michael Jackson tried to repeat the trick by using another famous guitarist to provide the riff on Black and White. Which guitarist?

26. Which late1990s hit ended with the immortal words "Elvis has just left the building"?

27. Which one word band once included Theodore in their name?

28. Who considered calling themselves the Dustcaps, amongst many other possibilities, before settling on their current name?

29. Which band's only successful journey to the top of the UK charts was a song about an escaped convict?

30. Which band, which weren't too good at spelling, upset Polaroid with the lyrics of their UK number three?

31. In 1998 Bob Geldof erroneously announced the death of which singer?

32. For which band, a one-hit wonder in 1970, did the singer Lynsey De Paul provide album artwork?

33. So Young and Beauty were tracks recorded, but not used, for which classic album?

34. The title of which 1960s number one features in the lyrics of a Mel and Kim hit?

35. Which Rihanna hit samples Tainted Love?

36. The band Cherry Bombz was a mix of members from Hanoi Rocks and the Clash, with a lead singer who had been in which novelty-hit act?

37. Which massive number one from 2007 was originally offered to, but turned down by, Britney Spears and her management?

38. Which Sheffield band includes a Thunder God?

39. Mike Oldfield has a writing credit on which number one?

40. Peter Hernandez, a member of the famous Smeezington song-writing team, is better known for his forays into the charts under what name?

41. Baby Love was lead vocalist with which outfit?

42. Brothers in Arms 2 was the working title of the debut album for which act?

43. Chaka Khan is name-checked on I Feel For You, her only number one in 1984. The same year saw which male artist sing his own name on a song that was also a number one?

44. Beats International, the first off-shoot for Norman Cook, began their chart career with Won't Talk About It, featuring the somewhat surprising falsetto vocals of which singer?

45. The Steinway piano on which John Lennon recorded Imagine was bought by which singer in 2000?

46. Who originally toured under the title of John's Boys?

47. Which band included "Dorian Gray" in its line-up?

48. With whom did Bjork want to duet, even though he was dead?

49. Which band once got stuck in a lemon?

50. Which word has been mentioned in a UK number one single twice, in 1979 and 1986 respectively?

literature

11. Who wrote his best-known book because he wanted "to poison a monk"?

12. What was Pinocchio's hat made from?

13. At which establishment did Jimmy, Nosey and Potty all teach?

14. Released in 2013, what has Stephen King titled the much anticipated follow-up to The Shining?

15. What was the name of the dog in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?

16. Who had a mouth like a fireplace and a chimney for a nose?

17. Who inherits Plumfield Estate?

18. Who connect Joyce, Carroll and Kipling? This should be connects?

19. Which Rankin creation supports Hibernian?

20. The Brothers Grimm started to work on their own dictionary but only got as far as which letter?

21. Created by Patricia Highsmith, which instrument was played moderately by Tom Ripley?

22. Who suffered from the Morbids and the Demons?

23. Which child of the 1990s is an arachnophobe but not frightened of monkey bars?

24. Who is to update Poirot?

25. Who thought that people could be split into sponges, sand-glasses, strain-bags and mogul diamonds?

26. Which animal was atop the umbrella of Mary Poppins?

27. And which Harry Potter character is believed to have disguised his wand as an umbrella?

28. In which novel is there a computer called Earth?

29. In which specific type of confectionary does Charlie Bucket find his golden ticket?

30. Who had an American pen-friend called Mancini?

31. What nationality was Ian Fleming's criminal mastermind Dr No?

32. Who writes the Rutshire Chronicles?

33. Who was responsible for starting the Angel Fish and Aquarium Club?

34. Who was called the Dickens of Detroit?

35. What did the foolish Abel Drugger sell?

36. In which sort of factory did Arthur Seaton work?

37. Which John was often called barbecue?

38. The alter-ego of which author died of cancer of the pseudonym?

39. Which secret agent had a mother that was a nurse before she was tragically blown up?

40. Which author lived at Mulberry Hill?

41. Which author co-founded the Orange Prize?

42. Who has fallen out with his keyboard and now only speaks to his computer?

43. Who is credited with inventing the cocktail party?

44. William Boyd, the man charged with updating 007, has described which of Fleming's Bond novels as a turkey and an aberration?

45. The first case of which detective, solved when she was eight, involved stolen cake?

46. Who wrote his own obituary and published it six years before his death?

47. In which novel does a woman own Death, Ashes and Dust, among many others?

48. In which novel does the great Belgian detective Hercule Poirot die (by matchbox)?

49. Which 2013 novel ends with a passage from Ulysses?

50. Which author swapped a pudding for a strawberry?

gen knowl

11. Who is Yew Tree 5?

12. In which year did the First World War officially end?

13. How has the notorious Samantha Lewthwaite become better known?

14. Thatcher, Yellow Woodpecker and Kitchener are all types of what?

15. How many stars make up the grouping commonly called Orion s Belt?

16. In which Australian state will you find the Twelve Apostles?

17. Who was briefly MP for Fermanagh and South Tyrone in April 1981?

18. What is the Chinese version of Twitter called?

19. Which painter was responsible for designing the Chupa Chups logo?

20. Which animal is also known as the mountain screamer?

21. The wives of who included a sister, an aunt and one he liked so much he ate her?

22. Which subject did dictator Pol Pot once teach?

23. Thomas Edison's original light-bulb design used what material as a filament?

24. How many clauses did the Magna Carta originally have?

25. Which colourful group of six all have names beginning with B, including a baby and another with a big heart?

26. Who was the first American president to survive an assassination attempt?

27. What was the name of the town that didn't stare?

28. In 1987 The MS Herald of Free Enterprise was going to which port when disaster struck?

29. What were the four Wangs famous for in the 17th Century?

30. Which European country grows the most bananas?

31. The name of which French car-maker is actually in Dutch?

32. Which composer often stole his sister's works and unashamedly published them as his own?

33. What is the state fish of Hawaii?

34. Who was involved in an unsavoury incident at Trois Pommes in 2013?

35. Which US town is appropriately twinned with the Scottish town of Dull?

36. In legend, who was born holding a blood clot?

37. Who was alive but not on Earth when the 9/11 tragedy occurred in 2001?

38. A man of letters, how did John Humble become known?

39. Briefly replaced in 2013, what were the three best known words of Oswald Lawrence?

40. The picture of Buzz Aldrin that featured on a cover of National Geographic in 1969 was taken by whom?

41. Charlemagne, Lewis and Thomas Jefferson are all types of what?

42. Which monarch over-indulged on peaches and cider?

43. Which American state's name is the only one that can be typed using one line of a typewriter?

44. Norman, William and James were among those that laid claim to which sobriquet?

45. Who once wrote gardening columns under the name Rose Blight?

46. Although the tales have been gradually softened, whose original fate was to have his feet burnt off before he was hung and thrown off a cliff?

47. What began in Toad Lane in the 1730s?

48. Where was Teresa Salcedo born in 1979?

49. When they crossed the border, the Von Trapps had how much money in total in their pockets?

50. Which Lord became a Baron albeit losing an R in the process?

answers needed---if your cleverer than me(thats not hard)a link to the answers would be appreciatd.

sport

26.Which was the first female gymnast to successfully land a back somersault at the Olympic Games

28.With America seemingly in an unassailable position going into the singles matches at the most recent Ryder Cup, Davis Love III was asked who he thought would sink the winning putt. Which American did he put forward?

45.Which England cricket captain used to drink champagne during Test match lunch intervals?


north-east

15. What was the name of the community that housed up to 2,000 people during the building of the Stanhope and Tyne railway

16. The name of what was changed in 1914, having originally been called Mermaid

19. Where did Megs Maddison practise her herbal remedies?

35. Which North-East personality was once a roadie for Dave Dee , Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich?

41. Who broke Bridget's heart by forsaking her for Anne?

42. Which was the first of the region's mines to employ a robot worker?

49.What was the predominant colour of the first-team jerseys of ice-hockey team, the Whitley Warriors?
   (i wonder if the wording WAS is significant)

   
these above are the only ones donny and i didnt agree on or both didn't know in these two sections

remember to pm with any answers dont put them on here.

all the photo's can now be seen on the northern echo super brain website a lot of them needed

i'll put some other sections not got ones on later

Been working through this literature section mr crisp.
Only got about 35 of the 50 answers so far
Not sure about a couple of those
Will pm you the info tomorrow after trying to get the rest

answers required for these literature questions that me and ten have no answer for

there may be more to follow when we've marked each others homework


18.Who connect Joyce, Carroll and Kipling? This should be connects

22. Who suffered from the Morbids and the Demons?

42. Who has fallen out with his keyboard and now only speaks to his computer

44. William Boyd, the man charged with updating 007, has described which of Fleming's Bond novels as a turkey and an aberration?


47. In which novel does a woman own Death, Ashes and Dust, among many others?

49. Which 2013 novel ends with a passage from Ulysses?

50. Which author swapped a pudding for a strawberry?

http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/leisure/superbrain/

theres the link if any body wants to see the the photo's.

here is the up to date list of all questions we are still looking for right answers for.

one or two we have passable answers for but have a feeling there not quite right.

tv and films answers are still being looked at and will follow in a couple of days

photos name these people

literature 3, 6, 9

general knowledge.1, 3, 5, 6,7,8,9,10

sport. 4,8,9

music. 3,7,8,9,10

northeast 3,5 7,8,9,10.

writen questions

literature. 15, 18 39 42 44 49 50

general knowledge. 25 ,31,44,46,50

sport. 45

music 26,28,29,30,32,33,34,42,46,48,50.

northeast 15,16,19,35,42.

any answers could you please private message.

Stick ya quiz up ya @rse.

thank you for those  kind words of encouragment sol.

a quick up date today we found

sport 4,9

music 7, 10, 23, 28, 30

and north east 3

keep them comming .

8 on the sport is driving me madder than usual.

Just got that one tracky

Good effort.

I have sent mr crisp a message about questions 1-25 on the tv and films.
We may be missing 3 and 7 from the photos on this section.

Number 3 might be especially tricky. It's got frickin tea stains on it. I mean, how rare are the photos of her that they couldn't choose a clean one?

an update on what we are still looking for some of these we have very passable answers for and those

will be used if we cant get a 100% certainty so dont go in the huff if one happens to one be yours the

same rule applies to some of mine.

well done to all the deludes and associate members who have joined in.

special thanks to pandorica and dave fishwick for their contributions.

theres a link http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/leisure/superbrain/


could you please send any answers to me by private message not posted on here.   
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pictures 5.7.8.9.

written questions. 15.16.19.35.42.
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tv and films.

pictures 3.4.6.7.

written questions. 15. 35. 40. 42.49
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Can we have an update mr crisp?

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TV AND FILMS.

pictures 3.4.6.7



40.In which film do we see the gravestone of Sergei Leone, even though he was very much alive at the time?
( we have a very good answer with the sergio leone but not with sergei leone)
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LITERATURE.

pictures 9.

39. Which secret agent had a mother that was a nurse before she was tragically blown up


44. William Boyd, the man charged with updating 007, has described which of Fleming's Bond novels as a turkey and an aberration?

46. Who wrote his own obituary and published it six years before his death

50. Which author swapped a pudding for a strawberry?
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

25. Which colourful group of six all have names beginning with B, including a baby and another with a big heart?

30. Which European country grows the most bananas

46. Although the tales have been gradually softened, whose original fate was to have his feet burnt off before he was hung and thrown off a cliff?

50. Which Lord became a Baron albeit losing an R in the process

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SPORT
26. Which was the first female gymnast to successfully land a back somersault at the Olympic Games?

(olga korbut was the first on the beam and got all the headlines but does anyone know if anybody else did one before her in eg another disipline at another oympics.

45. Which England cricket captain used to drink champagne during Test match lunch intervals.

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MUSIC

26. Which late1990s hit ended with the immortal words "Elvis has just left the building

32. For which band, a one-hit wonder in 1970, did the singer Lynsey De Paul provide album artwork?

33. So Young and Beauty were tracks recorded, but not used, for which classic album

42. Brothers in Arms 2 was the working title of the debut album for which act

46. Who originally toured under the title of John's Boys

With whom did Bjork want to duet, even though he was dead
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NORTH-EAST

PICTURES  5.9.

15. What was the name of the community that housed up to 2,000 people during the building of the Stanhope and Tyne railway?

15. What was the name of the community that housed up to 2,000 people during the building of the Stanhope and Tyne railway?

19. Where did Megs Maddison practise her herbal remedies?

20. The name for which Richmond-based company quite possibly has its origins in a word on a beer pump?

35. Which North-East personality was once a roadie for Dave Dee , Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich?

42. Which was the first of the region's mines to employ a robot worker.

could you please send any answers to me by private message not posted on here.

16. The name of what was changed in 1914, having originally been called Mermaid?

scratch ne 20 donny nailed him.

scratch tv 16. posh found it.

scratch general knowledge 25. its been crisped

scratch general knowledge 46

northeast picture.9

the up to date answers required two days to go dont forget dont post the answers on here pm me

tv and films pictures 3 and 7
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47. What began in Toad Lane in the 1730s
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music.

32. For which band, a one-hit wonder in 1970, did the singer Lynsey De Paul provide album artwork?

42. Brothers in Arms 2 was the working title of the debut album for which act

46. Who originally toured under the title of John's Boys

north-east

16. The name of what was changed in 1914, having originally been called Mermaid

35. Which North-East personality was once a roadie for Dave Dee , Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich?

42. Which was the first of the region's mines to employ a robot worker

answers

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TV AND FILM
1. Jenna Coleman
2. Kate Winslett
3. Maureen O’Sullivan
4. Alec Guinness
5. Jennifer Saunders
6. Julie Andrews
7. Julie Walters
8. Javier Bardem
9. Mary Stuart Masterson
10. Stephanie Leonidas
11. Rubbish Dad
12. Valco (in Trollied)
13. Ernest Penfold
14. Mr Selfridge
15. Mr Freeze
16. Waterloo Road
17. Peter Childs
18. Paper-boy
19. A touch of cloth
20. Oi for England
21. The Cube
22. Spatz International
23. The Young Ones
24. Flight attendant (assigned
to ground duties)
25. Bernard Cribbins and Bill
Maynard
26. Bourbon (a fifth of...)
27. Sapphire and Steel
28. Midnight Caller
29. Ripper Street
30. Creme Brulee
31. Wyatt’s Watchdogs
32. Napoleon Dynamite
33. Naked Gun series (others
accepted)
34. Tremors
35. Mickey Rourke
36. Gerard Depardieu
37. Last House on the Left
38. Queen of Diamonds playing
card
39. Deadly Diva (film in a film in
Poetic Justice)
40. High Plains Drifter
41. The Music Box
42. Sean Connery
43. Blazing Saddles
44. Elstree Calling
45. Tank Girl
46. Uma Thurman
47. Gentlemen Jim
48. Basil Rathbone (also
accepted River Phoenix)
49. Peggy the chimp (Bonzo in
films)
50. Dracula (Francis Ford
Coppola s version)

LITERATURE
1. Robert Burns
2. Bill Bryson
3. Tom Sharpe
4. Charlie Higson
5. Helen Fielding
6. Kathy Lette
7. Val McDermid
8. Kurt Vonnegut
9. Josephine Cox
10. Iain Banks
11. Umberto Eco
12. Bread Crumbs
13. Appleyard College for
Young Ladies
14. Doctor Sleep
15. Edison
16. Custard the Dragon
17. Jo March
18. Tweedle Dee and Tweedle
Dum
19. Siobhan Clarke
20. F
21. Harpsichord
22. Edward Lear
23. Annabeth Chase
24. Sophie Hannah
25. Samuel Taylor Coleridge
26. A Parrott
27. Rubeus Hagrid
28. Hitch-hikers Guide to the
Galaxy
29. Wonka’s Whipple –
Scrumptious fudgemallow
delight
30. Adrian Mole
31. Chinese
32. Jilly Cooper
33. Mark Twain
34. Elmore Leonard
35. Tobacco
36. Bicycle factory
37. Long John Silver
38. Stephen King
39. Alex Rider
40. Joan Lindsay
41. Kate Mosse
42. Terry Pratchett
43. Alec Waugh
44. The Spy Who Loved Me
45. Precious Ramotswe
46. Jonathan Swift
47. Bleak House
48. The Big Four
49. The Cuckoo’s Calling
(Robert Galbraith)
50. Lawrence Durrell

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
1. Walt Disney
2. Malala Yousafzai
3. Paris Jackson
4. Esther McVey
5. Haile Selassie
6. Steve Jobs
7. Mary Berry
8. Mrs Isabella Beeton
9. Irving Berlin
10 Lancelot ‘‘Capability’’ Brown
11. Rolf Harris
12. 2010
13. The White Widow
14. Gooseberries
15. Three
16. Victoria
17. Bobby Sands
18. Sina Weibo
19. Salvador Dali
20. Cougar (all alternate names
for the cougar accepted)
21. Zeus
22. Geography and History
(also lectured in French lit)
23. Platinum
24. Sixty-three
25. Bassett’s jelly babies
26. Andrew Jackson
27. East Grinstead
28. Dover
29. Landscape painting
30. Spain
31. Citroen
32. Felix Mendelssohn
33. Reef Triggerfish
(Humuhumunukunukukuapua
a)
34. Oprah Winfrey
35. Boring
36. Genghis Khan
37. Frank Culbertson
38. Wearside Jack
39. ‘‘Mind the Gap’’
40. Neil Armstrong
41. Chess sets
42. King John
43. Alaska
44. Lord Haw-Haw
45. Germaine Greer
46. Pinnochio
47. Shaker movement
48. Disneyland, California
49. Four dollars
50. Lord Peter Carrington
(became Baron Carington)

NORTH-EAST
1. Duncan Bannatyne
2. Miriam Stoppard
3. David Harper
4. Jeff Winter
5. Sadie Ayton
6. Charlie Spedding
7. Bill Dixon
8. Suzie Lipanova
9. Peter Langford (Barron
Knights)
10. Gladstone Adams
11. Bill Foggatt
12. Copper
13. Willington
14. Stanley
15. Waskerley
16. Dainty Dinah toffee
17. I ll do anything for love –
Meat Loaf
18. The Tees
19. Thorpe
20. Alt-berg
21. Middridge
22. Bowburn
23. Sacriston
24. Hartlepool Rovers
25. Baseball
26. Alice in Wonderland
27. Betty Lupton
28. Mrs Elizabeth Gaskell
29. The Great Yorkshire Show
30. The Camden
31. Richmond
32. Micra Si
33. The Animals
34. Tan Hill Inn
35. Paul Frost
36. Appletreewick
37. Lanchester
38. Porridge Potts
39. Admiral Horatio Nelson
(amputated his arm)
40. 1179
41. Bobby Shafto
42. Harvey seam at Fishburn
43. Forty-three
44. Greta
45. A Russian Trophy Cannon
46. Marbles
47. Oz Osbourne in Auf
Wiedersehn Pet
48. Barbour jackets
49. Purple/Maroon
50. Hardwick Park

POP
1. David Bowie
2. Prince
3. Black (Colin Vearncombe)
4. Example
5. Rita Ora
6. Bruno Mars
7. Annabella Lwin (Bow Wow
Wow)
8. Caro Emerald
9. Birdy
10. Roddy Frame (Aztec
Camera)
11. Liam Gallagher
12. Abba
13. Yellow Submarine
14. The Rutles (Barry Womble)
15. Stooshe
16. Belfast Child
17. Young at heart
18. Sarah Brightman
19. Ciara
20. Sisters of Mercy
21. Baby Jump
22. Prince
23. Strawberry Switchblade
24. The Housemartins
25. Slash
26. Witch Doctor – The
Cartoons
27. Supergrass
28. Stereophonics
29. The Sweet
30. Outkast
31. Ian Dury
32. The Pipkins
33. Dare – The Human League
34. Two Little Boys (although
You don’t know is mentioned in
That’s the way it is – also
accepted)
35. S.O.S
36. Toto Coelo
37. Umbrella
38. Def Leppard
39. Nineteen
40. Bruno Mars
41. Rocksteady Crew
42. The Darkness
43. Sting
44. Billy Bragg
45. George Michael
46. The Jam
47. Suede
48. Billy McKenzie
49. U2
50. Arapahoe

SPORT
1. Philips Idowu
2. Laura Robson
3. Andrew Flintoff
4. Sebastien Vettel
5. Graham Lee
6. Carl Froch
7. Manu Tuilagi
8. Aimee Wilmott
9. Sloane Stephens
10. Fab(ulous) Flournoy
11. Netball
12. Don Bradman
13. Boston Red Sox
14. Sprinter Sacre
15. Dechawat Poomjaeng
16. Beach Football
17. Esteban Gutierez
18. Shane Watson
19. Jimmy Connors
20. Ricky Fowler
21. Phil Taylor
22. Gordon Greenidge/
Desmond Haynes
23. Venus and Serena Williams
24. Paul McKinley
25. Mike Tyson and Evander
Holyfield
26. Olga Korbut
27. Becky James
28. Jason Dufner
29. Bristol Rovers
30. Jordan Clark
31. Spain
32. Wormsley cricket ground
33. Manish Pandey
34. Olympique Lyonnais
35. Roland Ratzenberger
36. Victoria Park, Hartlepool
37. Saracens
38. Romford greyhound
stadium
39. Sergio Ramos
40. David Thompson (drafted
by the Hawks in 1975)
41. Roman Sebrele
42. Ricky Ravenhill (several
others accepted)
43. Leeds
44. Middlesex Panthers
45. Douglas Jardine
46. Arnaud Clement and
Michael Llodra
47. Caroline Beasley
48. Baltimore Ravens
49. Ardri Van Der Poel
50. All nicknamed the Smiling
Assassin