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Which TV series was set around the Globelink News
company? Drop the Dead Donkey
In which year was the EastEnders character dirty Den
apparently shot dead? 1989
What was the name of the magazine launched by the
BBC in 1929? The Listener
In which year was the first Tom and Jerry Cartoon
made? 1940
Which character first said the word “bloody”
on TV, and said it 78 times? Alf Garnet
In which childrens programme did Capt.Snort &
Sgt.Major Grout live in Pippin Fort? Camberwick Green.
Between 1967 and 82 who was the host of the teatime
quiz Ask the Family? Robert Robinson
Whose motorbike and sidecar has the registration WAL
1? Wallace and Grommit
What was the name of the hand which featured in ‘The
Adams Family’? Thing
Which is the only one of Richard Branson’s products
not to have the Virgin name attached to it? Mates condoms
In which fictional town was Dad’s Army set? Walmington-on-sea
Who was the subject of the biography 'Neither Shaken
Nor Stirred'? Sean Connery
Which town had a clock which always told the time
"never too quickly, never too slowly"? Trumpton
In Dad's army, what was Private Frazier's day- time
job? (Undertaker)
Prior to the Simpsons, what was the longest-running
animated prime-time sit-com? The Flintstones
Which TV series was set around the Globelink News
company? Drop the Dead Donkey
Statler and Waldorf are famous hecklers in which TV show? The Muppets
In which year did Magnus Magnusson last say “I’ve
started so I’ll finish?” 1997
What is the name of Del's son in 'Only Fools and
Horses'? Damian.
In which year was Blackadder first shown on tv? 1983
In which year was David Attenborough’s first
TV series? 1954
What colour is Homer Simpson’s car? Pink
Who fought against Bulk and Texas Pete? Super Ted
The names of four artists of the Italian Renaissance
were given to which superheros? Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Who are Bella, Milo, Fizz and Jake collectively known
as? The Tweenies
Who lived at “Scatterbrook Farm”? “Worzel
Gummidge”
Who is the most famous occupant of the village of
Greendale? Postman Pat
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