The TV Quiz Show Thread

[Trickyblues]

I’m not sure he’s gonna cover himself in glory doing this.

Fortunately, they tend to ask questions like what colour is the sun for celebrity additions so he might be ok.

It’s not *that* Kyle Walker

 

[kippaxwarrior]

Never heard of this Kyle Walker!

Started on City TV as a presenter. Currently on Sky Sports. He is a blue and sometimes covers us and he's also on the daily transfer show

 

[TonyM]

There's like a KyleWalkerverse with loads of weird versions

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Started on City TV as a presenter. Currently on Sky Sports. He is a blue and sometimes covers us and he's also on the daily transfer show

Thanks.
Never watched City TV or seen him on Sky (only ever watch games on my firestick so no idea what he presents)

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Ha ha The Chase

Q. What hand in cards beats four 6's but loses to four 8's?

A. Pass

 

[KentBlue]

Years ago, on Pointless (I think it was), some girl was asked the name of Henry VIII's flagship that was sank in the mid-16th century, salvaged in 1982 and is now on public display in Portsmouth? She replied: "The Jolly Roger?"

 

[MellowJoe]

Anne Hegarty threw that game on the chase with Kyle walker, who wasn't Kyle Walker, didn't even look like him, but I'm glad they got a load of money for charity.. Anne Hegarty is my new favourite chaser

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Anne Hegarty threw that game on the chase with Kyle walker, who wasn't Kyle Walker, didn't even look like him, but I'm glad they got a load of money for charity.. Anne Hegarty is my new favourite chaser

She definitely would have got those questions on a regular programme.
Dermot was very good in the final round. Walker messed up on one when he said Aston Villa instead of Villa Park.

 

[Citizen of Legoland]

Tipping Point

Q: Who was Paul Newman married to?
A: Nanette Newman

Q: Which war in Asia lasted from 1950-1953
A: World War 2

 

[Lavinda Past]

Not on a quiz show, but worth a mention...

Went out for lunch (dinner) yesterday and saw "Marco Polo Bakewell Tart" on the menu.
I asked the server about the connection to Marco Polo. They didn't know, but went to check with the chef.

A few minutes later, I was very confidently informed that Marco Polo was the chef's favourite Formula 1 driver, and that he had named his version of the bakewell tart after him.

I, of course, had a piece. It wasn't particularly good but I did notice that the raspberry jus (syrup) had been applied to look like a chicane.