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  • Gangster Octopus
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    Greek.

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  • Snake Plissken
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    Originally posted by Rogin the Armchair fan View Post
    It's that kind of BBC whimsy like the equally redundant "choose a heiroglyph" on Only Connect, when the symbols bear no relation to subject categories or anything.
    That came in because they had complaints that choosing questions by Latin characters was too pretentious.

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  • Southport Zeb
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    Originally posted by Walt Flanagans Dog View Post

    One of those people who is both younger than you think, and looks younger than he is.
    My gran had a soft spot for him when he did the disco at social club evenings she ran round Paisley in the 1970s

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  • Jah Womble
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    Except that KB sometimes awards 'one' point (or two, on the bonus question) for a half-correct answer - ie, if the contestant has part of an artist's name, etc. Obviously, he couldn't really do that if it were just one point per standard answer.

    But, that 'winds you up'? I mean, do you have the same problem with sports that award multiple points for one score?

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  • Rogin the Armchair fan
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    Rubbish as I am at it, that's not why it winds me up. What does is that the questions are worth either 3 or 6 points. What's the purpose of that? Might as well just be 1 and 2, it would make absolutely no difference to the outcome. It's that kind of BBC whimsy like the equally redundant "choose a heiroglyph" on Only Connect, when the symbols bear no relation to subject categories or anything.

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  • Walt Flanagans Dog
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    Originally posted by Benjm View Post
    It's a quiz segment on Ken Bruce's Radio 2 show, I have discovered.

    I didn't know that Ken Bruce was still going. I remember him being reasonably likeable for an old school Radio 1/2 DJ but I'd mentally pensioned him off years ago.
    One of those people who is both younger than you think, and looks younger than he is.

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  • elguapo4
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    A friend of mine loves Popmaster and he's always throwing that weeks "three in ten" questions at me, I can usually get two but unless I really know the act getting the three is really difficult.

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  • Benjm
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    It's a quiz segment on Ken Bruce's Radio 2 show, I have discovered.

    I didn't know that Ken Bruce was still going. I remember him being reasonably likeable for an old school Radio 1/2 DJ but I'd mentally pensioned him off years ago.

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  • WOM
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    Is this supposed to make sense?

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  • Guy Profumo
    started a topic Popmaster in meltdown?

    Popmaster in meltdown?

    An everlasting tie break followed by a flip of a coin, apparently.

    Did anyone listen and brief the rest of us?

    (i.e. me)
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