Question: No Mean City by Maggie Bell is the theme tune to which long running TV detective show?
Answer: Taggart

Question: Which TV comedian has played characters including Stavros, Tim Nice But Dim and Wayne Slob?
Answer: Harry Enfield

Question: In a 2004 poll run by the BBC, which TV show won the title of Best British Sitcom?
Answer: Only Fools And Horses

Question: Who was the original presenter of Juke Box Jury?
Answer: David Jacobs

Question: Running from 1990 to 2000, which TV show ended when the main character was killed by a hit and run driver?
Answer: One Foot In The Grave

Question: What is the name of the fictional borough in which Eastenders is set?
Answer: Walford

Question: What was the name of the bar in which the TV show Cheers was set?
Answer: Cheers

Question: Born in 1960, which TV and radio presenter was named the most powerful man on the radio by Radio Times in 2005?
Answer: Jonathan Ross

Question: In a game of snooker, what colour ball is worth 3 points?
Answer: Green

Question: Which 21 year old model did Rod Stewart marry in 1990?
Answer: Rachel Hunter

Question: Born in Israel, who was the first celebrity voted off the first series of I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here?
Answer: Uri Geller

Question: Which actress famously stripped off her bikini top in slow motion in the 1982 film Fast Times At Ridgemont High?
Answer: Phoebe Cates

Question: Which female tennis player won the French Open and U.S. Open in both 1991 and 1992, but didn't compete in either of these events in 1993 or 1994?
Answer: Monica Seles

Question: How many golden stars appear in the circle on the blue background of the flag of the European Union?
Answer: 12

Question: From which island nation does the lager Red Stripe originate?
Answer: Jamaica

Question: How many points does a Star of David have?
Answer: 6

Question: Who became the first women to win an Oscar for Best Original Song when she did so in 1976 with the film A Star Is Born?
Answer: Barbra Streisand

Question: How many white stripes are there on the flag of the USA?
Answer: 6

Question: What part did actor James Earl Jones play in the original Star Wars film?
Answer: He provided the voice for Darth Vader

Question: The White Stripes 2003 hit single I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself was originally a hit in 1964 for which female singer?
Answer: Dusty Springfield

Question: In which city is the hotel Burj al-Arab, which markets itself as the world's first seven-star hotel?
Answer: Dubai

Question: What two colours were the stripes of Newcastle United's original football kit, before they changed it in 1904 to avoid confusion with another nearby football club?
Answer: Red and White

Question: How many times has the flag known as the stars and stripes been changed since it was first adopted by 13 American states?
Answer: 26

Question: Born in 1908, which author is best remembered for his series of novels on James Bond?
Answer: Ian Fleming

Question: In which capital city is the largest museum in the world?
Answer: Paris

Question: What is the name of the dog in Peter Pan?
Answer: Nana

Question: In Brad Anderson's comic strip Marmaduke, what type of dog is Marmaduke?
Answer: Great Dane

Question: Which artist caused controversy with their installation called My Bed in the 1999 Turner Prize exhibition?
Answer: Tracy Emin

Question: Which author created the character of Miss Marple?
Answer: Agatha Christie

Question: What colour is Art and Literature in the standard edition of Trivial Pursuit?
Answer: Brown

Question: Who painted Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I which reportedly sold for a record 135 million dollars in June 2006?
Answer: Gustav Klimt

Question: Reroute Novelist snobs is an anagram of which author?
Answer: Robert Louis Stevenson

Question: In horseracing, if all the racecourses in Britain were listed alphabetically, which would come first?
Answer: Aintree

Question: In football, who was Liverpool's captain when they first won the European cup final in 1977?
Answer: Emlyn Hughes

Question: In golf, the U.S. Masters is played at Augusta, but in which state is Augusta?
Answer: Georgia

Question: On a darts board, what number is diagonally opposite 19?
Answer: 1

Question: Which sport was the subject of the 1963 film This Sporting Life?
Answer: Rugby

Question: Which sport, of Celtic origin, uses a ball called a sliotar?
Answer: Hurling

Question: With which sport would you associate Greg Le Mond?
Answer: Cycling

Question: Ignoring the words football and club, which is the only team in the 2006/07 Premiership whose name contains all of the letters from the phrase red card?
Answer: Manchester United

Question: Steve Davis reached every final of the Snooker World Championship between 1983 and 1989, but who were the two players who beat him?
Answer: Dennis Taylor and Joe Johnson

Question: The first set of rules for the sport of Boxing, the London Prize Ring rules, were introduced in which year?
Answer: 1743

Question: Based on characters from Greek mythology, the 1963 film Jason And The Argonauts is centred around a quest to find what?
Answer: The Golden Fleece

Question: According to legend, who rid Ireland of snakes?
Answer: St. Patrick

Question: According to Roman mythology, which twins founded Rome?
Answer: Romulus and Remus

Question: According to legend, who rode through the streets of Coventry naked and was seen by someone called Tom, leading to the phrase Peeping Tom?
Answer: Lady Godiva

Question: In Greek mythology who died when he flew too close to the sun and the wax holding together his artificial wings melted?
Answer: Icarus

Question: What was the name of the 1963 Disney film that featured the legendary characters of Merlin and King Arthur?
Answer: The Sword In The Stone

Question: Sharing her name with a brand of margarine, who was the Roman goddess of flowers and the season of spring?
Answer: Flora

Question: Who was the chief God in Norse mythology?
Answer: Odin

Question: Who wrote the lyrics to the songs in The Sound Of Music? Rogers or Hammerstein?
Answer: Hammerstein

Question: George Bernard Shaw's play Pygmalion was adapted to become which musical?
Answer: My Fair Lady

Question: Premiering in New York in 1967, which musical became famous for the amount of nudity involved?
Answer: Hair

Question: Who wrote the book on which the musical Les Miserables is based?
Answer: Victor Hugo

Question: Which song from Joseph And The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat gave Jason Donovan a number one hit single in 1991?
Answer: Any Dream Will Do

Question: First performed in 1948, which musical is based on Shakespeare's The Taming Of The Shrew?
Answer: Kiss Me, Kate

Question: Miss Saigon premiered in Drury Lane, London in 1989, but how many performances were put on there before it closed?
Answer: 4,264

Question: What is the most frequently sung song in the language of English?
Answer: Happy Birthday To You

Question: Which political party changed it's name from the Ecology Party in 1985?
Answer: The Green Party

Question: Which film features Tom Cruise dancing in his underwear to Old Time Rock 'n' Roll by Bob Seger?
Answer: Risky Business

Question: Which four letter word can go before match and drive and after screen and personality to form four well known phrases?
Answer: Test

Question: What colour is the cross on the Swedish flag?
Answer: Yellow

Question: Who had top ten hits in 1970 with Give Me Just A Little More Time and You've Got Me Dangling On A String?
Answer: Chairmen Of The Board

Question: What is the connection between the previous 9 answers?
Answer: The word Card

Question: According to the song Frosty The Snowman, what were Frosty's eyes made out of?
Answer: Coal

Question: Which Christmas song won an Oscar for Best Song at the 1942 Academy Awards?
Answer: White Christmas

Question: In 1965, which Christmas song became the first song to be broadcast from space?
Answer: Jingle Bells