Question: Which World Champion darts player has the nickname Darth Maple
Answer: John Part

Question: When the musical Chicago won the Best Picture Oscar in 2002 it was the 1st musical to do so since which 1968 film?
Answer: Oliver!

Question: Which Canadian province consists of an island and a length of coastline, both of which have a breed of dog named after them?
Answer: Newfoundland

Question: Which American actor complained after his picture was absent from the Berlin Wall museum claiming he was partly responsible for the Wall's demise?
Answer: David Hasselhoff

Question: Which Mexican dish which translates as little donkey is based around folded soft tortillas and is now a favourite breakfast dish in the USA?
Answer: Burrito

Question: What connects the 1st, 3rd, 16th and 26th Presidents of the USA?
Answer: They are the faces on Mount Rushmore

Question: David Day and Thereze Bazar had hits in the 1980s under what name?
Answer: Dollar

Question: The most watched tv episode in American television history came with end of which series?
Answer: Mash

Question: Which word was introduced on coins in 1971 before being dropped in 1982?
Answer: New

Question: In the world of 80's soap operas which street had the postcode L43 6TZ?
Answer: Brookside Close

Question: What nationality was the inventor of the Rubik's Cube?
Answer: Hungarian

Question: Which General became the 18th US President after leading the Union Army to victory in the Civil War?
Answer: Ulysses S Grant

Question: The 1927 movie The General starred which actor?
Answer: Buster Keaton

Question: Which US General of WW11 had the nickname "Old Blood and Guts"?
Answer: Gen George Patton.

Question: The US programme General Hospital is credited in the Guiness book of Records with which record?
Answer: Longest running US soap opera.

Question: Which US General, nicknamed "Stormin'" was commander of the coalition forces in the Gulf War of 1991?
Answer: Gen Norman Schwarzkopf.

Question: Which British submarine sunk the General Belgrano during the Falklands War in 1982?
Answer: HMS Conqueror.

Question: Who was General Secretary of the Transport and General Workers' Union from 1992 to 2003, and the first black leader of a British trade union?
Answer: Bill Morris.

Question: The General Synod is the legislative body of the Church of England, instituted in 1970. By what name was this body known prior to 1970?
Answer: The Church Assembly.

Question: In Worzel Gummidge, who played the character of Aunty Sally?
Answer: Una Stubbs

Question: What cartoon series featured a character called Little My?
Answer: The Moomins

Question: Who created and wrote the TV series Maid Marian And Her Merry Men?
Answer: Tony Robinson

Question: The cartoon series Dogtanian And The Three Muskehounds was based on a book by which author?
Answer: Alexandre Dumas

Question: In the TV show The Flumps, how many Flumps where there?
Answer: 6

Question: What sport did Jossie's Giants play?
Answer: Football

Question: What is the most popular cheese to be produced and consumed in Greece?
Answer: Feta

Question: Which country produces Leerdammer cheese?
Answer: Netherlands.

Question: In which cheese related event were 25 people hurt in May 2006?
Answer: Gloucester cheese rolling (down Coopers hill, Brockworth).

Question: Which odourous British cheese had a demand increase of 500% after it was seen to revive Wallace in the 2005 movie Wallace & Grommit, Curse of the Were-Rabbit?
Answer: Stinking Bishop.

Question: "Caravane" is the brand name of a cheese produced in Mauritania. From which animal is the milk taken?
Answer: Camel.

Question: Which writer and comedian had a family name Cheese, but his father changed it in 1915?
Answer: John Cleese.

Question: Peter was the first Pope but who was the second?
Answer: Pope Linus

Question: In which area of Germany was he born and raised?
Answer: Bavaria

Question: Which Pope had a calendar named after him?
Answer: Pope Gregory the 13th.

Question: Who was pope during the second world war?
Answer: Pius the 12th.

Question: What is the name of the only English Pope?
Answer: Adrian the 4th

Question: Which Pope excommunicated Henry VIII ?
Answer: Pope Clement the 7th.

Question: Who was the last Pope to resign?
Answer: Pope Gregory the 12th.

Question: True or False. Pope Adrian the 2nd was the last married Pope?
Answer: True

Question: When looking at a list of Popes, you will sometimes see the letters O.S.B. following a name. What does this mean?
Answer: Order of Saint Benedict.

Question: What colour will you get if you mix the Circle Line with the Piccadily Line?
Answer: Green

Question: Which is the busiest London Underground Station?
Answer: Victoria

Question: Fenchurch Street, Liverpool Street, Kings Cross,... what completes this set?
Answer: Marylebone

Question: What starts at 21:53 every night?
Answer: The Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of London

Question: Which author gave the copyright of the Peter Pan works to Great Ormond Street Hospital?
Answer: J M Barrie

Question: Who did Michael Fagan famously wake up in London in July 1982?
Answer: The Queen

Question: In which TV show would you find a group of freedom fighters in their spaceship called the Liberator?
Answer: Blakes 7

Question: What was the number given to Patrick McGoohan in the TV series The Prisoner?
Answer: Number 6

Question: In Star Trek, by what nickname is Dr Leonard McCoy better known?
Answer: Bones

Question: In Buffy The Vampire Slayer, what is Buffy's surname?
Answer: Summers

Question: What was the name of the Bionic Man?
Answer: Steve Austin

Question: In The X-files, what is the name of Mulder and Skully's assistant director?
Answer: Walter Skinner

Question: In The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy, what was the name of the best drink in existence?
Answer: The pan-galactic gargle blaster

Question: "One" is a popular song in which stage musical and movie of the same name.
Answer: Chorus Line.

Question: The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are described in the Book of Revelations as representing Death, War, Famine, and Conquest, but Conquest has been changed in modern times. By what name is it more commonly known?
Answer: Pestilence.

Question: In which year was the Six Day War fought between Israel, Egypt, Syria and Jordan.
Answer: 1967

Question: In the 1995 movie thriller Seven, who played the serial killer.
Answer: Kevin Spacey

Question: In a rowing eight, what names are given to each side of the boat, (4 oarsmen on one side, and 4 the other).
Answer: Stroke & Bow.

Question: In the lyrics of the Twelve Days of Christmas, what are there nine of?
Answer: Ladies Dancing

Question: The 1956 movie the Ten Commandments starred Charlton Heston as Moses, but which Hollywood star played his adopted brother Rameses II.
Answer: Yul Brynner

Question: What is James Bond's Family Motto?
Answer: Orbis non sufficit (The world is not enough).

Question: Which James Bond film was the first to be given a non PG rating by the British Board of Film Classification?
Answer: License to Kill

Question: Which Actor to play James Bond is the only one mentioned in text by Ian Flemming?
Answer: David Niven

Question: Which James Bond Theme was the first to be nominated for an academy award for best original song?
Answer: Live and let die

Question: How many James Bond Themes did Dame Shirley Bassey Perform?
Answer: Three

Question: With the Exception of the reccuring featured cast who has appeared in the most James Bond films?
Answer: Shane Rimmer

Question: How many Bond Films did Joe Don Baker appear in?
Answer: 3

Question: How many actors in the James Bond Films have played both a good guy and a Bad Guy?
Answer: Three

Question: Name the BBC sequel to Till Death Us Do Part.
Answer: In Sickness and in Health

Question: Name the four presenters of ITV's The Golden Shot.
Answer: Jackie Rae (1967), Bob Monkhouse (1968-71,1975), Norman Vaughan (1972), Charlie Williams (!973-74).