The TV Quiz Show Thread

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Young lass just won on Tipping Point - but not before giving us this gem.....

Q. What Commonwealth country is Jasper National Park in?
A. America.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

The Chase
Q. How does a werewolf turn a human into a werewolf ?

Bite
Howl
Lick

She said "Howl"

 

[journolud]

The Tournament this evening (what a shit programme that is, usually catch the end waiting for Pointless);

The opposite sides of a standard dice always add up to what number?

4

 

[Bill Walker]

The Chase
Q. How does a werewolf turn a human into a werewolf ?

Bite
Howl
Lick

She said "Howl"

I would've said "Trick question, there are no such things as Werewolves"

 

[idahoblues]

Young lass just won on Tipping Point - but not before giving us this gem.....

Q. What Commonwealth country is Jasper National Park in?
A. America.

North America

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

North America

North of America ;)

 

[Corky]

Sorry, English counties and it was the top 10 alphabetically.

It was ceremonial counties, which isn't straight forward.

Merseyside is a former metropolitan county until 1986 but counts as a ceremonial county. Middlesborough reverts back to N. Yorks though with Cleveland or Teesside not counting. So unless you studied it you wouldn't know ceremonial counties, as on the same basis Merseyside would be in part Lancashire and Cheshire. Same with Humberside which was completely scrapped but the region is still called Yorkshire and Humber (dropped the side).

With unitary authorities and the County Council system almost scrapped I wouldn't expect a youngster to have a clue. Cumbria goes in April 2023 as a county council and using pre-1974 names.

 

[Dirty Harry]

The Chase
Q. How does a werewolf turn a human into a werewolf ?

Bite
Howl
Lick

She said "Howl"

As soon as I saw that I knew it’d end up on here :-D.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

It was ceremonial counties, which isn't straight forward.

Merseyside is a former metropolitan county until 1986 but counts as a ceremonial county. Middlesborough reverts back to N. Yorks though with Cleveland or Teesside not counting. So unless you studied it you wouldn't know ceremonial counties, as on the same basis Merseyside would be in part Lancashire and Cheshire. Same with Humberside which was completely scrapped but the region is still called Yorkshire and Humber (dropped the side).

With unitary authorities and the County Council system almost scrapped I wouldn't expect a youngster to have a clue. Cumbria goes in April 2023 as a county council and using pre-1974 names.

I bet you are popular at parties......

 

[give it to gordon]

The chase

Where would you be most likely to find a tachograph

Hospital
Lorry
Swimming pool

Contestant 1 said hospital.

Contestant 4 agreed as he is a doctor !! Lol