Wigan Peers Friday Night Pub Quiz 21-8-20

ramiejamie wrote:A very good evening to you lovely Peers.
Well it’s Friday night once more.
Come on down here to the Wigan Peers Bar.
Get comfy in your favourite spot
Let’s have a beltin’ quiz.
NSG!!!!!!!!!
 
Wigan Peers Friday Night Pub Quiz 21-8-20  
 
1)  Who had a 1967 number one hit with ‘Puppet on a String’? SANDIE SHAW
 
2)  Geography, what is the capital city of Sweden? HELSINKI
 
3)  TV, Peter Sallis played what character in the long running comedy ‘Last of the Summer Wine’?
 
4)  Film, what started with “Sergeant” in 1958 and ended with “Columbus” in 1992? CARRY ON FILMS
 
5)  Which pottery form takes its name from the Italian for “baked earth”? TERRACOTTA
 
6)  Food and drink, which Leicestershire town is famous for its pork pies? MELTON MOWBRAY   


7)  Science, what kind of monkey gives its name to a type of blood group?   RHESUS   


8 )  Classic cars, built from 1954 to 1969, which British car manufacturer produced the A40 ‘Cambridge’ model? AUSTIN
 
9)  Sport, who managed England’s 1966 World Cup winning football team? ALF RAMSAY 
 
10)  History, who monarch ruled England from 1837 to 1901?
 
11)  From which 1949 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical does the song “Some Enchanted Evening” come? SOUTH PACIFIC
 
12)  Which Austrian actor, born 1947, went on to become Governor of California? ARNOLD SHWARZENEGGER
 
13)  Literature, what is the name of the wizard in JRR Tolkien’s “The Hobbit” and ‘Lord of the Rings’ novels?
 
14)  What word represents the letter `S` in the NATO phonetic alphabet? SIERRA     
 
15)  Film, who played the title roll in the 1972 film ‘The Godfather’? MARLON BRANDO
 
16)  Running from 1956 to 1972, who was the comedy actor who played the headmaster in the BBC TV comedy ‘Whack-O’. JIMMY EDWARDS
An clew, “Bend over Wendover”.
 
17)  Who had a 1965 number one hit with ‘I’m Alive’? HOLLIES
 
18)  Science, what ‘E’ word is the outer layer of the skin? EPIDERMIS
 
19)  Classical music, taken from his 4 act opera ‘Der Ring des Nibelungen;, who composed the piece ‘The Ride of the Valkyries’ BACH
 
20)  History, who are the only four successive kings of England to have had the same name? WILLIAM
 
21)  Food and drink, if you saw ‘Canard’ on a French menu, what type of meat would be on offer? VENISON
 
22)  Geography, in which British national Park would you find Harrison Stickle and Pike O’ Stickle? LAKE DISTRICT
 
23)  Literature,  who wrote the classic Wor War Two novel ‘Where Eagles Dare’?
 
24)  Which French fashion designer is credited with creating the "Little black dress"? COCO CHANEL


25)  ♪♫ When I'm feeling blue, all I have to do
              Is take a look at you, then I'm not so blue
             When you're close to me, I can feel your heart beat
              I can hear you breathing near my ear
              Wouldn't you agree, baby you and me……………………♪♫ A GROOVY KIND OF LOVE .... MINDBENDERS
 
What song are those the opening lines to? 


 

NUMBERS BONUS QUESTIONS

 
BQ1)  What is the next highest prime number after 23? 29
 
BQ2)  How do you write this year of 2020 in Roman numerals? MMXX
 
BQ3)  How many feet are there in a fathom? SIX
 
BQ4)  What two numbers are each side of 20 on a standard dartboard? 1 AND 5
 
BQ5)  What is 3 divided by 100 as a decimal? .003
 
STINKER)  Which civilisation introduced rabbits to the British Isles? ROMANS
 
TRICKY)  Who or what is the 'Taoiseach'?

gassey wrote:

ramiejamie wrote:A very good evening to you lovely Peers.
Well it’s Friday night once more.
Come on down here to the Wigan Peers Bar.
Get comfy in your favourite spot
Let’s have a beltin’ quiz.
NSG!!!!!!!!!
 
Wigan Peers Friday Night Pub Quiz 21-8-20  
 
1)  Who had a 1967 number one hit with ‘Puppet on a String’?  SANDIE SHAW  
 
2)  Geography, what is the capital city of Sweden?  HELSINKI
 
3)  TV, Peter Sallis played what character in the long running comedy ‘Last of the Summer Wine’?
 
4)  Film, what started with “Sergeant” in 1958 and ended with “Columbus” in 1992?  CARRY ON FILMS 
 
5)  Which pottery form takes its name from the Italian for “baked earth”?  TERRACOTTA 
 
6)  Food and drink, which Leicestershire town is famous for its pork pies?   MELTON MOWBRAY   

 

7)  Science, what kind of monkey gives its name to a type of blood group?    RHESUS    


8 )  Classic cars, built from 1954 to 1969, which British car manufacturer produced the A40 ‘Cambridge’ model?  AUSTIN 
 
9)  Sport, who managed England’s 1966 World Cup winning football team?   ALF RAMSAY  
 
10)  History, who monarch ruled England from 1837 to 1901?
 
11)  From which 1949 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical does the song “Some Enchanted Evening” come?  SOUTH PACIFIC 
 
12)  Which Austrian actor, born 1947, went on to become Governor of California?  ARNOLD SHWARZENEGGER 
 
13)  Literature, what is the name of the wizard in JRR Tolkien’s “The Hobbit” and ‘Lord of the Rings’ novels?
 
14)  What word represents the letter `S` in the NATO phonetic alphabet?  SIERRA     
 
15)  Film, who played the title roll in the 1972 film ‘The Godfather’?  MARLON BRANDO  
 
16)  Running from 1956 to 1972, who was the comedy actor who played the headmaster in the BBC TV comedy ‘Whack-O’.  JIMMY EDWARDS   
An clew, “Bend over Wendover”.
 
17)  Who had a 1965 number one hit with ‘I’m Alive’?  HOLLIES  
 
18)  Science, what ‘E’ word is the outer layer of the skin?  EPIDERMIS 
 
19)  Classical music, taken from his 4 act opera ‘Der Ring des Nibelungen;, who composed the piece ‘The Ride of the Valkyries’  BACH
 
20)  History, who are the only four successive kings of England to have had the same name? WILLIAM
 
21)  Food and drink, if you saw ‘Canard’ on a French menu, what type of meat would be on offer?  VENISON
 
22)  Geography, in which British national Park would you find Harrison Stickle and Pike O’ Stickle?  LAKE DISTRICT  
 
23)  Literature,  who wrote the classic Wor War Two novel ‘Where Eagles Dare’?
 
24)  Which French fashion designer is credited with creating the "Little black dress"?  COCO CHANEL  


25)  ♪♫ When I'm feeling blue, all I have to do
              Is take a look at you, then I'm not so blue
             When you're close to me, I can feel your heart beat
              I can hear you breathing near my ear
              Wouldn't you agree, baby you and me……………………♪♫ A GROOVY KIND OF LOVE .... MINDBENDERS  
 
What song are those the opening lines to? 


 

NUMBERS BONUS QUESTIONS

 
BQ1)  What is the next highest prime number after 23?          29 
 
BQ2)  How do you write this year of 2020 in Roman numerals?      MMXX  
 
BQ3)  How many feet are there in a fathom?  SIX  
 
BQ4)  What two numbers are each side of 20 on a standard dartboard?   1 AND 5   
 
BQ5)  What is 3 divided by 100 as a decimal?  .003  
 
STINKER)  Which civilisation introduced rabbits to the British Isles?  ROMANS
 
TRICKY)  Who or what is the 'Taoiseach'?

 IRISH HEAD OF GOVERNMENT   

Good evening Fassey.
What a cracking bit of quizzing from you,

ramiejamie wrote:A very good evening to you lovely Peers.
Well it’s Friday night once more.
Come on down here to the Wigan Peers Bar.
Get comfy in your favourite spot
Let’s have a beltin’ quiz.
NSG!!!!!!!!!
 
Wigan Peers Friday Night Pub Quiz 21-8-20  
 
1)  Who had a 1967 number one hit with ‘Puppet on a String’? Sandi Shaw
 
2)  Geography, what is the capital city of Sweden?...Stockholm
 
3)  TV, Peter Sallis played what character in the long running comedy ‘Last of the Summer Wine’?
 
4)  Film, what started with “Sergeant” in 1958 and ended with “Columbus” in 1992?
 
5)  Which pottery form takes its name from the Italian for “baked earth”?..Terracotta
 
6)  Food and drink, which Leicestershire town is famous for its pork pies?   ..Melton Mowbray 


7)  Science, what kind of monkey gives its name to a type of blood group?   ..Rhesus  


8 )  Classic cars, built from 1954 to 1969, which British car manufacturer produced the A40 ‘Cambridge’ model?...Austin
 
9)  Sport, who managed England’s 1966 World Cup winning football team?  
 
10)  History, who monarch ruled England from 1837 to 1901?...Queen Victoria
 
11)  From which 1949 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical does the song “Some Enchanted Evening” come?..South Pacific
 
12)  Which Austrian actor, born 1947, went on to become Governor of California?..Arnold Swazsneger..Spellage
 
13)  Literature, what is the name of the wizard in JRR Tolkien’s “The Hobbit” and ‘Lord of the Rings’ novels?
 
14)  What word represents the letter `S` in the NATO phonetic alphabet?      
 
15)  Film, who played the title roll in the 1972 film ‘The Godfather’?...Marlon Brando
 
16)  Running from 1956 to 1972, who was the comedy actor who played the headmaster in the BBC TV comedy ‘Whack-O’.
An clew, “Bend over Wendover”.
 
17)  Who had a 1965 number one hit with ‘I’m Alive’?
 
18)  Science, what ‘E’ word is the outer layer of the skin?..epidermis
 
19)  Classical music, taken from his 4 act opera ‘Der Ring des Nibelungen;, who composed the piece ‘The Ride of the Valkyries’..Wagner
 
20)  History, who are the only four successive kings of England to have had the same name?
 
21)  Food and drink, if you saw ‘Canard’ on a French menu, what type of meat would be on offer?...Duck
 
22)  Geography, in which British national Park would you find Harrison Stickle and Pike O’ Stickle?...Lake District
 
23)  Literature,  who wrote the classic Wor War Two novel ‘Where Eagles Dare’?
 
24)  Which French fashion designer is credited with creating the "Little black dress"?


25)  ♪♫ When I'm feeling blue, all I have to do
              Is take a look at you, then I'm not so blue
             When you're close to me, I can feel your heart beat
              I can hear you breathing near my ear
              Wouldn't you agree, baby you and me……………………♪♫
 
What song are those the opening lines to?  ...Groovy kind of love


 

NUMBERS BONUS QUESTIONS

 
BQ1)  What is the next highest prime number after 23?...29
 
BQ2)  How do you write this year of 2020 in Roman numerals?..MMCXX
 
BQ3)  How many feet are there in a fathom?
 
BQ4)  What two numbers are each side of 20 on a standard dartboard? Five and one.
 
BQ5)  What is 3 divided by 100 as a decimal?
 
STINKER)  Which civilisation introduced rabbits to the British Isles?..Vikings a guess
 
TRICKY)  Who or what is the 'Taoiseach'?

-OY- wrote:
1)  Who had a 1967 number one hit with ‘Puppet on a String’? - Sany Shaw 

2)  Geography, what is the capital city of Sweden? - Stockholm 

3)  TV, Peter Sallis played what character in the long running comedy ‘Last of the Summer Wine’? - Cleg  

4)  Film, what started with “Sergeant” in 1958 and ended with “Columbus” in 1992?

5)  Which pottery form takes its name from the Italian for “baked earth”? - Terracotta  

6)  Food and drink, which Leicestershire town is famous for its pork pies? - Melton Mobray  


7)  Science, what kind of monkey gives its name to a type of blood group?     - Resus  


8 )  Classic cars, built from 1954 to 1969, which British car manufacturer produced the A40 ‘Cambridge’ model? Austin  

9)  Sport, who managed England’s 1966 World Cup winning football team?  

10)  History, who monarch ruled England from 1837 to 1901? William IV

11)  From which 1949 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical does the song “Some Enchanted Evening” come? South Pacific  

12)  Which Austrian actor, born 1947, went on to become Governor of California? Arnold Swarzenegger  

13)  Literature, what is the name of the wizard in JRR Tolkien’s “The Hobbit” and ‘Lord of the Rings’ novels? I'll Say Gandalf (But there are 4 more)    

14)  What word represents the letter `S` in the NATO phonetic alphabet?      Sierra  

15)  Film, who played the title roll in the 1972 film ‘The Godfather’? Marlon Brando  

16)  Running from 1956 to 1972, who was the comedy actor who played the headmaster in the BBC TV comedy ‘Whack-O’.
An clew, “Bend over Wendover”.

17)  Who had a 1965 number one hit with ‘I’m Alive’?

18)  Science, what ‘E’ word is the outer layer of the skin? Epidermis  

19)  Classical music, taken from his 4 act opera ‘Der Ring des Nibelungen;, who composed the piece ‘The Ride of the Valkyries’ Wagner

20)  History, who are the only four successive kings of England to have had the same name?

21)  Food and drink, if you saw ‘Canard’ on a French menu, what type of meat would be on offer? Duck  

22)  Geography, in which British national Park would you find Harrison Stickle and Pike O’ Stickle? Lake District   

23)  Literature,  who wrote the classic Wor War Two novel ‘Where Eagles Dare’?

24)  Which French fashion designer is credited with creating the "Little black dress"? Coco Chanel    


25)  ♪♫ When I'm feeling blue, all I have to do
             Is take a look at you, then I'm not so blue
            When you're close to me, I can feel your heart beat
             I can hear you breathing near my ear
             Wouldn't you agree, baby you and me……………………♪♫

What song are those the opening lines to?



NUMBERS BONUS QUESTIONS

BQ1)  What is the next highest prime number after 23?

BQ2)  How do you write this year of 2020 in Roman numerals? MMXX  

BQ3)  How many feet are there in a fathom? 6  

BQ4)  What two numbers are each side of 20 on a standard dartboard? 1 and 5   

BQ5)  What is 3 divided by 100 as a decimal? 0.003  

STINKER)  Which civilisation introduced rabbits to the British Isles? Roman 

TRICKY)  Who or what is the 'Taoiseach'? Prime minister of Ireland  

Good evening OY.
A really excellent bit of quizzing.

Lolly wrote:

ramiejamie wrote:A very good evening to you lovely Peers.
Well it’s Friday night once more.
Come on down here to the Wigan Peers Bar.
Get comfy in your favourite spot
Let’s have a beltin’ quiz.
NSG!!!!!!!!!
 
Wigan Peers Friday Night Pub Quiz 21-8-20  
 
1)  Who had a 1967 number one hit with ‘Puppet on a String’?  Sandi Shaw 
 
2)  Geography, what is the capital city of Sweden?...Stockholm  
 
3)  TV, Peter Sallis played what character in the long running comedy ‘Last of the Summer Wine’?
 
4)  Film, what started with “Sergeant” in 1958 and ended with “Columbus” in 1992?
 
5)  Which pottery form takes its name from the Italian for “baked earth”?..Terracotta  
 
6)  Food and drink, which Leicestershire town is famous for its pork pies?   ..Melton Mowbray  


7)  Science, what kind of monkey gives its name to a type of blood group?   ..Rhesus   


8 )  Classic cars, built from 1954 to 1969, which British car manufacturer produced the A40 ‘Cambridge’ model?...Austin    
 
9)  Sport, who managed England’s 1966 World Cup winning football team?  
 
10)  History, who monarch ruled England from 1837 to 1901?...Queen Victoria  
 
11)  From which 1949 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical does the song “Some Enchanted Evening” come?..South Pacific  
 
12)  Which Austrian actor, born 1947, went on to become Governor of California?..Arnold Swazsneger..Spellage   
 
13)  Literature, what is the name of the wizard in JRR Tolkien’s “The Hobbit” and ‘Lord of the Rings’ novels?
 
14)  What word represents the letter `S` in the NATO phonetic alphabet?      
 
15)  Film, who played the title roll in the 1972 film ‘The Godfather’?...Marlon Brando    
 
16)  Running from 1956 to 1972, who was the comedy actor who played the headmaster in the BBC TV comedy ‘Whack-O’.
An clew, “Bend over Wendover”.
 
17)  Who had a 1965 number one hit with ‘I’m Alive’?
 
18)  Science, what ‘E’ word is the outer layer of the skin?..epidermis  
 
19)  Classical music, taken from his 4 act opera ‘Der Ring des Nibelungen;, who composed the piece ‘The Ride of the Valkyries’..Wagner  
 
20)  History, who are the only four successive kings of England to have had the same name?
 
21)  Food and drink, if you saw ‘Canard’ on a French menu, what type of meat would be on offer?...Duck  
 
22)  Geography, in which British national Park would you find Harrison Stickle and Pike O’ Stickle?...Lake District  
 
23)  Literature,  who wrote the classic Wor War Two novel ‘Where Eagles Dare’?
 
24)  Which French fashion designer is credited with creating the "Little black dress"?


25)  ♪♫ When I'm feeling blue, all I have to do
              Is take a look at you, then I'm not so blue
             When you're close to me, I can feel your heart beat
              I can hear you breathing near my ear
              Wouldn't you agree, baby you and me……………………♪♫
 
What song are those the opening lines to?  ...Groovy kind of love  


 

NUMBERS BONUS QUESTIONS

 
BQ1)  What is the next highest prime number after 23?...29   
 
BQ2)  How do you write this year of 2020 in Roman numerals?..MMCXX   
 
BQ3)  How many feet are there in a fathom?
 
BQ4)  What two numbers are each side of 20 on a standard dartboard?  Five and one.   
 
BQ5)  What is 3 divided by 100 as a decimal?
 
STINKER)  Which civilisation introduced rabbits to the British Isles?..Vikings a guess
 
TRICKY)  Who or what is the 'Taoiseach'?


Evening Lolly.
A good solid bit of quizzing from you.

gassey wrote:
  SUPER DUPER QUIZ RAY, MUCH APPRECIATED

Weatherwax wrote:1. Sandi Shaw 
2. Stockholme 
3. Norman Clegg  
4. The Carry On Films  
5. Terracotta 
6. Melton Mowbray 
7. Rhesus  
8. Austin  
9. Alf Ramsey 
10. Queen Victoria  
11. South Pacific  
12. Arnold Swartzenager  
13. Gandalph the Grey  
14. Sierra  
15. Marlon Brando  
16. Jimmy Edwards 
17. The Hollies  
18. The Epidermis  
19. Wagner  
20. George 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th  
21. Duck  
22. The Lake District  
23. Alistair Maclean  
24. Chanel  
25. Got A Groovy Kind Of Love  

Bonus Questions.
1. 29  
2. MMXX  

3. 6080
4. 1 and 5 
5. 0.03  

Stinker:= For Years it was thought to be the Normans but just recently they have proved it to be The Romans  
Tricky:= The Prime Minister of Ireland  

Good evening Weatherwax
Brilliant quizzing as always.
Almost a 'full house;, your answer to BQ3 is way off beam LOL!!!!!!

Fleabag wrote:Good evening Ray

1)  Who had a 1967 number one hit with ‘Puppet on a String’? SANDIE SHAW  

2)  Geography, what is the capital city of Sweden? STOCKHOLM  

3)  TV, Peter Sallis played what character in the long running comedy ‘Last of the Summer Wine’? CLEGG  

4)  Film, what started with “Sergeant” in 1958 and ended with “Columbus” in 1992? CARRY ON FILMS 

5)  Which pottery form takes its name from the Italian for “baked earth”?TERRA COTTA  

6)  Food and drink, which Leicestershire town is famous for its pork pies? MELTON MOWBRAY   


7)  Science, what kind of monkey gives its name to a type of blood group? RHESUS    


8 )  Classic cars, built from 1954 to 1969, which British car manufacturer produced the A40 ‘Cambridge’ model? AUSTIN  

9)  Sport, who managed England’s 1966 World Cup winning football team? SIR ALF RAMSEY  

10)  History, who monarch ruled England from 1837 to 1901? QUEEN VICTORIA 

11)  From which 1949 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical does the song “Some Enchanted Evening” come? SOUTH PACIFIC   

12)  Which Austrian actor, born 1947, went on to become Governor of California? ARNOLD SCHWARTZENEGER    

13)  Literature, what is the name of the wizard in JRR Tolkien’s “The Hobbit” and ‘Lord of the Rings’ novels?

14)  What word represents the letter `S` in the NATO phonetic alphabet?  SUGAR    

15)  Film, who played the title roll in the 1972 film ‘The Godfather’? MARLON BRANDO 

16)  Running from 1956 to 1972, who was the comedy actor who played the headmaster in the BBC TV comedy ‘Whack-O’.
An clew, “Bend over Wendover”. JIMMY EDWARDS  

17)  Who had a 1965 number one hit with ‘I’m Alive’? HOLLIES  

18)  Science, what ‘E’ word is the outer layer of the skin?EPIDERMIS  

19)  Classical music, taken from his 4 act opera ‘Der Ring des Nibelungen;, who composed the piece ‘The Ride of the Valkyries’WAGNER   

20)  History, who are the only four successive kings of England to have had the same name?GEORGE  

21)  Food and drink, if you saw ‘Canard’ on a French menu, what type of meat would be on offer?DUCK   

22)  Geography, in which British national Park would you find Harrison Stickle and Pike O’ Stickle? LAKE DISTRICT 

23)  Literature,  who wrote the classic Wor War Two novel ‘Where Eagles Dare’?ALASTAIRMCLEAN   

24)  Which French fashion designer is credited with creating the "Little black dress"? YVES ST LAURENT


25)  ♪♫ When I'm feeling blue, all I have to do
             Is take a look at you, then I'm not so blue
            When you're close to me, I can feel your heart beat
             I can hear you breathing near my ear
             Wouldn't you agree, baby you and me……………………♪♫

What song are those the opening lines to?  GROOVY KIND OF LOVE  



NUMBERS BONUS QUESTIONS

BQ1)  What is the next highest prime number after 23? 29  

BQ2)  How do you write this year of 2020 in Roman numerals?MMXX  

BQ3)  How many feet are there in a fathom?SIX  

BQ4)  What two numbers are each side of 20 on a standard dartboard?1 AND 5  

BQ5)  What is 3 divided by 100 as a decimal?  0.003

STINKER)  Which civilisation introduced rabbits to the British Isles? ANGLO SAXONS
TRIY)  Who or what is the 'Taoiseach'? IRISH PRIME M9NISTER  

Evening Fleabag.
A really excellent bit of quizzing from you.

Hieronymous wrote:1. Sandie Shaw  

2. Stockholm 

3. Clegg 

4. Carry On films 

5. Terra Cotta 

6. Melton Mowbray

7. Rhesus, which upset Tony Hancock!    lol

8. Austin Cambridge/Morris Oxford  

9. Sir Alf Ramsey 

10. MONARCHS!! George 6th?   read the question , four CONSECUTIVE monarchs.

11. South Pacific  

12. Arnold Schwarzenegger  

13. Gandalf  

14. Sierra  

15. The title ROLE was playedby Marlon Brando   

16. Jimmy Edwards   

17. ?

18. Epidermis  

19. Holzst

20. Henry  

21. Duck  

22. Peak District

23. Frederick Forsyth

24  ?

25. Groovy Kind of Love  

BQ1. 27     9 x 3 = 27

BQ2. XXXX

BQ3. 6   

BQ4. 1 & summat else   

BQ5. 0.03   

STINKER: Aztecs

TRICKY: Irish Prime Minister   

Evening Hiero.
A cracking bit of quizzing from you.

Weatherwax wrote:Thanks RMJ. I cant always be right can I?  

By the way, I hat got round to readinfg it yet, Mrs ve just finished reading Chooky Rooch, and I have only one question............When does she publish the second part???? I want to know what happens after Fred. 

Weatherwax wrote:I am a fast reader, I know, But tell your daughter to hurry up, as I want to finish the story before I drop off the perch.    

             

Fleabag wrote:'Evening Fleabag.
A really excellent bit of quizzing from you.'

Thanks for the quiz Ray and  my history guesses are much better!

ramiejamie wrote:

Hieronymous wrote:1. Sandie Shaw  

2. Stockholm 

3. Clegg 

4. Carry On films 

5. Terra Cotta 

6. Melton Mowbray

7. Rhesus, which upset Tony Hancock!    lol

8. Austin Cambridge/Morris Oxford  

9. Sir Alf Ramsey 

10. MONARCHS!! George 6th?   read the question , four CONSECUTIVE monarchs.

11. South Pacific  

12. Arnold Schwarzenegger  

13. Gandalf  

14. Sierra  

15. The title ROLE was playedby Marlon Brando   

16. Jimmy Edwards   

17. ?

18. Epidermis  

19. Holzst

20. Henry  

21. Duck  

22. Peak District

23. Frederick Forsyth

24  ?

25. Groovy Kind of Love  

BQ1. 27     9 x 3 = 27

BQ2. XXXX

BQ3. 6   

BQ4. 1 & summat else   

BQ5. 0.03   

STINKER: Aztecs

TRICKY: Irish Prime Minister   

Evening Hiero.
A cracking bit of quizzing from you.

ramiejamie wrote:History, who are the only four successive kings of England to have had the same name?


How is this ambiguouos?


I am NOT a silly man!!!!!!!!!


I won't hold a grudge against you LOL 

Quite right for question #20 but not for question #10!! Silly man Ambiguouos?