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Graham
Mar 7, 2000, 3:00:00 AM3/7/00
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A local club issued a 100 question puzzle,
most of which are easy, but a few have proved
illusive, help if you can.
Each is a television programme from the past
or the present seen on British Television.
You are given the initial letters and the
amount of letters in each word.
most of which are easy, but a few have proved
illusive, help if you can.
Each is a television programme from the past
or the present seen on British Television.
You are given the initial letters and the
amount of letters in each word.
1. S.W.(4.4)
2. A.B. (7.8)
3. B.B. (8.5)
4.T.H. (8.4)
5. M. (10)
6. S on S(5.6)
7. B (9)
(this last one No 7, there are three
identical questions so we need three
different answers, already have thought
of Brookside, Bewitched and possibly
Backstage ?)
many thanks
Graham.
Kirsty
Mar 8, 2000, 3:00:00 AM3/8/00
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Graham wrote in message <38c5...@news.screaming.net>...
1. Star Wars
6. Sport on Sunday?
Kathryn Stiff
Mar 8, 2000, 3:00:00 AM3/8/00
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Mastermind
PS
Mar 8, 2000, 3:00:00 AM3/8/00
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Graham, I hope that you're doing this for a good cause ( or even better
- a great prize) ; if not then you should throw your toys out of the
cot.
Does a local 30 minute documentary on Harlech TV at 3.30 p.m on the
17th. August 1963 constitute a programme on " British TV". Also is a
one-off movie e.g. Star Wars considered a "programme"?
With so many channels and years and lack of definitions it's hard to
help you. What region are you from. what is your local ITV channel? Help
us to help you plse
Best Regards
Phil Sutton
- a great prize) ; if not then you should throw your toys out of the
cot.
Does a local 30 minute documentary on Harlech TV at 3.30 p.m on the
17th. August 1963 constitute a programme on " British TV". Also is a
one-off movie e.g. Star Wars considered a "programme"?
With so many channels and years and lack of definitions it's hard to
help you. What region are you from. what is your local ITV channel? Help
us to help you plse
Best Regards
Phil Sutton
Kirsty wrote:
Graham
Mar 9, 2000, 3:00:00 AM3/9/00
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I get your drift PS.
Going by the 90 odd answers that we
have already, it's safe to say Films are
not included or one off documentaries etc
It consists of regular programmes that
appeared on British television over the years
It also appears to be restricted to terrestrial
television only.
I think Mastermind looks good for no 5.
Sport on Sunday.....not sure
Star Wars...def no
Will post the full list of questions
in a day or two that may help
1.S.W.(4.4)
2.A.B. (7.8)
3. B.B. (8.5)
4.T.H. (8.4)
5. M. (10)
6. S on S(5.6)
7. B (9)
Graham.
PS the prize is £10 ;-(
Going by the 90 odd answers that we
have already, it's safe to say Films are
not included or one off documentaries etc
It consists of regular programmes that
appeared on British television over the years
It also appears to be restricted to terrestrial
television only.
I think Mastermind looks good for no 5.
Sport on Sunday.....not sure
Star Wars...def no
Will post the full list of questions
in a day or two that may help
1.S.W.(4.4)
2.A.B. (7.8)
3. B.B. (8.5)
4.T.H. (8.4)
5. M. (10)
6. S on S(5.6)
7. B (9)
PS the prize is £10 ;-(
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Andrew Bull
Mar 11, 2000, 3:00:00 AM3/11/00
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>I think Mastermind looks good for no 5.
>Sport on Sunday.....not sure
>Star Wars...def no
>Will post the full list of questions
>in a day or two that may help
>1.S.W.(4.4)
>2.A.B. (7.8)
>3. B.B. (8.5)
>4.T.H. (8.4)
>5. M. (10)
>6. S on S(5.6)
>7. B (9)
>Sport on Sunday.....not sure
>Star Wars...def no
>Will post the full list of questions
>in a day or two that may help
>1.S.W.(4.4)
>2.A.B. (7.8)
>3. B.B. (8.5)
>4.T.H. (8.4)
>5. M. (10)
>6. S on S(5.6)
>7. B (9)
4. Treasure Hunt
6. Stars on Sunday
Graham
Mar 12, 2000, 3:00:00 AM3/12/00
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Many thanks for your help so far::
Really looking for numbers, 1 & 3 now
2. Is probably "Auntie's Bloomers"
and the rest I think we have covered.
Graham
Really looking for numbers, 1 & 3 now
2. Is probably "Auntie's Bloomers"
and the rest I think we have covered.
Graham
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