Question: What product did Actor Rutger Hauer advertise on TV
Answer: Guinness

Question: What was the first product advertised on Radio Luxembourg
Answer: Laxatives

Question: What gives macaroons their distinctive flavour
Answer: Almonds

Question: Tooth's lager is brewed in which country
Answer: Australia

Question: From which country do we get the cheese Danbo
Answer: Denmark

Question: What is the main ingredient of the Indian dish dhal
Answer: Lentils

Question: Who won an Oscar by playing the male lead in the 1999 film American Beauty
Answer: Kevin Spacey

Question: Tomorrow is another day is the last line in which film
Answer: Gone with the Wind

Question: What is the name of the wind that brings heavy seasonal rain to Southern Asia
Answer: Monsoon

Question: Which British Championship has been won twenty times since the war by the Toucan Terribles
Answer: Marbles

Question: What was Robin Williams' job in the film Good Morning Vietnam
Answer: Disc jockey

Question: What was the name of the character played by Christopher Lloyd in the Back to The Future series of films
Answer: Doctor Emmett Brown

Question: Who had a No 1 in the 90's with Saturday Night
Answer: Whigfield

Question: Who wrote the song Crazy, made famous by Patsy Cline
Answer: Willie Nelson

Question: Who sang the theme tune for the first series of Auf Wiedershen Pet
Answer: Joe Fagin

Question: What was the first top ten entry for The Jam (1979)
Answer: The Eton Rifles

Question: Which well known singer is the daughter of the founder of the Simon and Schuster publishing company
Answer: Carly Simon

Question: What is the name of the crossword game show that was presented by Tom O' Connor
Answer: Crosswits

Question: What was Captain Mainwaring's favourite description of Private Pike
Answer: Stupid boy

Question: In Red Dwarf what rank is Dave Lister
Answer: Technician third class

Question: In which American cop series did the hero keep a cockatoo called Fred
Answer: Baretta

Question: The name of which Greek god is used to describe a handsome man
Answer: Adonis

Question: In Roman mythology how were Romulus and Remus related
Answer: Brothers

Question: After how many years does the mythical phoenix build it's funeral pyre and is then reborn
Answer: Five hundred

Question: What was the sword of Damocles hanging from
Answer: A single hair

Question: What is the penalty in cricket if the ball hits a fielders helmet on the ground
Answer: Five runs awarded to the fielding side

Question: Which sport is played under Cartwright Rules
Answer: Baseball

Question: How many hurdles are jumped in a men's 400 metres hurdle race
Answer: Ten

Question: Why was Tim Henman disqualified from Wimbledon in 1995
Answer: He hit a ball girl with one of his balls

Question: Which British surgeon is generally recognised as the founder of antiseptic surgery
Answer: Joseph Lister

Question: Which very well known British TV actor's real name is David White
Answer: David Jason

Question: What does a barometer measure
Answer: Atmospheric pressure

Question: Which French phrase used in English means have a good journey
Answer: Bon voyage

Question: What is the name of the topmost bone of the spine that supports the skull
Answer: Atlas

Question: What is the traditional antidote for a nettle sting
Answer: Dock leaf

Question: What is the piece in tiddly-winks called that is flicked into the cup
Answer: The wink

Question: What is sports presenter and former goalkeeper Bob Wilson's middle name
Answer: Primrose

Question: Who was Dawn French married to
Answer: Lenny Henry

Question: Who were the real life married couple who starred in the 1990 film Mr and Mrs Bridge
Answer: Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward

Question: Which former bandleader was married to Ava Gardner and Lana Turner
Answer: Artie Shaw

Question: Which American motor manufacturer used to make the Wildcat
Answer: Buick

Question: Which motor manufacturer made the commercial vehicle called the Vario
Answer: Mercedes

Question: Which British motor cycle manufacturer made the Manx
Answer: Norton

Question: Which car manufacturer made the Stilo
Answer: Fiat

Question: What is the name of the pub used by the Trotters in Only Fools and Horses
Answer: The Nags Head

Question: What is the name of the local pub in Eastenders
Answer: The Queen Vic

Question: What is the name of the local pub in Peak Practice
Answer: The Black Swan

Question: Who was the first British woman to record for Tamla Motown
Answer: Kiki Dee

Question: Which single was Motown's first American chart topper (It was by The Marvelettes)
Answer: Please Mr Postman

Question: Which Motown singer had a top ten hit with It Should Have Been Me
Answer: Yvonne Fair

Question: Where did Motown relocate to in 1971
Answer: Los Angeles

Question: Which indoor game is governed in the USA by the ABC
Answer: Ten pin bowling

Question: In yachting what does the letter U signify
Answer: You are standing into danger

Question: What fruit is the main ingredient of guacamole
Answer: Avocado

Question: Which bird was the emblem of the Roman Empire
Answer: The eagle

Question: If you threw 3 and a 2 at the start of a game of Monopoly where would you land
Answer: Kings Cross Station

Question: What is the largest public square in the world
Answer: Tiananman Square in Peking / Bejing

Question: What are the two alcoholic ingredients of the cocktail known as a Gorilla's Fart
Answer: Whisky and tequila

Question: What is the common name for the garden flower dianthus barbatus
Answer: Sweet William

Question: In which English county was tobacco growing tried on a large scale
Answer: Gloucestershire

Question: Which David Bowie number one came from the album Scary Monsters
Answer: Ashes to Ashes

Question: Who composed the New World Symphony
Answer: Dvorak

Question: What is or was the name of Herman's backing group
Answer: Hermits

Question: Who was the drummer with The Jam
Answer: Rick Buckley

Question: Lester Piggott won the Derby in 1976 and 1977 name either of his mounts
Answer: Empery and The Minstrel

Question: What change in the rules of Formula 1 in the eighties led to the running of two separate championships
Answer: Ban on turbo chargers

Question: What colour is muscovado sugar
Answer: Brown

Question: What kind of fruit or vegetable are capsicums
Answer: Peppers

Question: What is the hottest curry offered on the menu in an Indian restaurant
Answer: Phall

Question: If you ordered eggs a la coque in France what would you get
Answer: Soft boiled eggs

Question: Cleavon Little was the name of the sheriff in which spoof western
Answer: Blazing Saddles

Question: Who played Billy the Kid in the film The Left Handed Gun
Answer: Paul Newman

Question: How was retired gunfighter Clint Eastwood trying to earn a living in The Unforgiven
Answer: Pig farmer

Question: What religion was Grace Kelly in the epic western High Noon
Answer: Quaker

Question: Who co-starred with John Wayne in El Dorado
Answer: Robert Mitchum

Question: What could be a hasty kiss, a dry goods measure or a nip with a beak
Answer: Peck

Question: Which word will prefix the following, sighted, bread, and hand
Answer: Short

Question: What could be a hole making tool, a mixed beverage or a blow
Answer: Punch

Question: In the film Summer Holiday with Cliff Richard what was the planned destination of the London bus that they were travelling in
Answer: Athens

Question: The zinnia is a member of which flower family
Answer: Aster

Question: What was the first domesticated beast of burden
Answer: Ass

Question: What is the name of the Jetson's dog
Answer: Astro

Question: By what name is the Nuffield Radio Astronomy Laboratory better known
Answer: Jodrell Bank

Question: What are a Bermuda Three Stick, An Indian Fighter and an Eddy
Answer: Kites

Question: What was Peter Andre's first top ten entry (1996)
Answer: Mysterious Girl

Question: Manchild and Buffalo Stance were hits for which singer
Answer: Neneh Cherry