TV trivia quiz
TV trivia quiz
10 questions about 80s TV. Perhaps some 70s too. Use google all you like.
1. "and no I'm not an actress - this is me job!" (name the ad) the nuclear industry (sellafield visitor centre) - Poppy
2. kid goes into lift. animated bull in china shop. (name the ad)Golden Wonder crisps - Gilo
3. "cold they're tasty - great when hot - Morton's have the one thing, other pies have not"
(what is it? complete the last line of the song)
4. "...while his redeemer - flies away to pastures greener - she'll pick you up with"
(another ad - but for what? fill in the missing product)
5. He appeared on TOGWT wearing a hearing aid he didn't need - who is he? Morrissey (Old Grey Whistle Test) - Gilo
6. Lesley Judd was the mole. what was the programme?The Adventure Game - Marya
7. The dustbin landed on the Esplanade. Which dustbin (and which programme?)
8. 9 letters. on every day. what?Closedown - Gilo
9. You saw an aerial shot of a stately home (a youth hostel near loch lomond)
every weekday - on what programme? Take The High Road - Poppy
10. There was a game of noughts and crosses at the end of every episode. What of?Terrahawks - Foxy
scores
Gilo - 3
Poppy - 2
Marya - 1
Foxy - 1
1. "and no I'm not an actress - this is me job!" (name the ad) the nuclear industry (sellafield visitor centre) - Poppy
2. kid goes into lift. animated bull in china shop. (name the ad)Golden Wonder crisps - Gilo
3. "cold they're tasty - great when hot - Morton's have the one thing, other pies have not"
(what is it? complete the last line of the song)
4. "...while his redeemer - flies away to pastures greener - she'll pick you up with"
(another ad - but for what? fill in the missing product)
5. He appeared on TOGWT wearing a hearing aid he didn't need - who is he? Morrissey (Old Grey Whistle Test) - Gilo
6. Lesley Judd was the mole. what was the programme?The Adventure Game - Marya
7. The dustbin landed on the Esplanade. Which dustbin (and which programme?)
8. 9 letters. on every day. what?Closedown - Gilo
9. You saw an aerial shot of a stately home (a youth hostel near loch lomond)
every weekday - on what programme? Take The High Road - Poppy
10. There was a game of noughts and crosses at the end of every episode. What of?Terrahawks - Foxy
scores
Gilo - 3
Poppy - 2
Marya - 1
Foxy - 1
Last edited by Dadaist on 27 Jun 2006, 23:53, edited 3 times in total.
Well ,I have just had a wee laugh to myself. I googled Countdown to see if I could find out why it is not the answer to no.8.
As an avid watcher of the programme for many years I have often wondered why the winners of eight games on the trot were called oxochamps. Now I know,
it's my ears at fault again, they are octochamps
Sounds very obvious I know but I just thought it was a quaint wee term that they used for them.
I'm still none the wiser as to the answer to the question though.
As an avid watcher of the programme for many years I have often wondered why the winners of eight games on the trot were called oxochamps. Now I know,
I'm still none the wiser as to the answer to the question though.
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Cleopas
Hello
EH! Hello i am over 30 and guess what ? i answered them but got every one wrong, never mind i had a good laugh even at my own expense.
Is it possible we could perhaps get some easier ones, No i am not joking
Please.................. OH good, Thank you.

Is it possible we could perhaps get some easier ones, No i am not joking
Please.................. OH good, Thank you.
All good things comes to those who wait
Well, it was on every day at a regular time - surely that means it was broadcast in episodes?! And always ended with cliffhangers! (Will she move? Will the scary clown come to life and bite her hand off before going off on a rampage? Who'll win noughts and crosses?)Gilo wrote: I know telly's rubbish but I can't remember the test card being in episodes!
I couldn't get any of these right.
All I really need is love, but a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt!
-Lucy Van Pelt (in Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz)
-Lucy Van Pelt (in Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz)