I'm looking into creating a quiz on Flixter about 80s kids TV (you
know, the kind that has stills from the programmes).  What would you
consider to be HARD questions?

Lister  wrote:
> I'm looking into creating a quiz on Flixter about 80s kids TV (you
> know, the kind that has stills from the programmes).  What would you
> consider to be HARD questions?

The changes, into the labyrinth, children of the stones, king of the castle, 
maybe a picture of timothy claypole wearing normal clothing, name the fraggle,
name the thundercat, multiple choice on naming the samey 80s cartoon with
pics of visionaries, pole position, he-man, captain planet and various
others... name the quiz show...


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On Fri, 13 Jun 2008 21:52:21 +0100, Andrew Halliwell
 wrote:

>Lister  wrote:
>> I'm looking into creating a quiz on Flixter about 80s kids TV (you
>> know, the kind that has stills from the programmes).  What would you
>> consider to be HARD questions?
>
>The changes, into the labyrinth, children of the stones, king of the castle, 
>maybe a picture of timothy claypole wearing normal clothing, name the fraggle,
>name the thundercat, multiple choice on naming the samey 80s cartoon with
>pics of visionaries, pole position, he-man, captain planet and various
>others... name the quiz show...


Name the fraggle's a good one.  Red'd be too easy though, Goober
perhaps??

Lister  wrote in
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> On Fri, 13 Jun 2008 21:52:21 +0100, Andrew Halliwell
>  wrote:
> 
>>Lister  wrote:
>>> I'm looking into creating a quiz on Flixter about 80s kids TV (you
>>> know, the kind that has stills from the programmes).  What would you
>>> consider to be HARD questions?
>>
>>The changes, into the labyrinth, children of the stones, king of the
>>castle, maybe a picture of timothy claypole wearing normal clothing,
>>name the fraggle, name the thundercat, multiple choice on naming the
>>samey 80s cartoon with pics of visionaries, pole position, he-man,
>>captain planet and various others... name the quiz show...
> 
> 
> Name the fraggle's a good one.  Red'd be too easy though, Goober
> perhaps??

LISTER'S SUPER ROCK-HARD FRAGGLE ROCK QUIZ (answers)...

1. Goober
2. Red
3. Kermit The Frog

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Scribbler  wrote:
> 1. Goober
> 2. Red
> 3. Kermit The Frog
  4. Junior 
(the Gorn) 
  5. Sprocket
(the dog)
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>> Name the fraggle's a good one.  Red'd be too easy though, Goober
>> perhaps??
>


IIRC there wasn't a Goober.

There was a Gobo and a Boober.  Perhaps Goober was their love child??

J

On Sun, 15 Jun 2008 18:15:10 GMT, Scribbler
 wrote:

>Lister  wrote in
>news:34o5545nscadb6gqqb8i9136e7n50d9in1@4ax.com: 
>
>> On Fri, 13 Jun 2008 21:52:21 +0100, Andrew Halliwell
>>  wrote:
>> 
>>>Lister  wrote:
>>>> I'm looking into creating a quiz on Flixter about 80s kids TV (you
>>>> know, the kind that has stills from the programmes).  What would you
>>>> consider to be HARD questions?
>>>
>>>The changes, into the labyrinth, children of the stones, king of the
>>>castle, maybe a picture of timothy claypole wearing normal clothing,
>>>name the fraggle, name the thundercat, multiple choice on naming the
>>>samey 80s cartoon with pics of visionaries, pole position, he-man,
>>>captain planet and various others... name the quiz show...
>> 
>> 
>> Name the fraggle's a good one.  Red'd be too easy though, Goober
>> perhaps??
>
>LISTER'S SUPER ROCK-HARD FRAGGLE ROCK QUIZ (answers)...
>
>1. Goober
>2. Red
>3. Kermit The Frog



Muhh, Kermit was never in Fraggle Rock :)

On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 10:01:07 +0100, "Jem 2"  wrote:

>
>
>>> Name the fraggle's a good one.  Red'd be too easy though, Goober
>>> perhaps??
>>
>
>
>IIRC there wasn't a Goober.
>
>There was a Gobo and a Boober.  Perhaps Goober was their love child??
>
>J 
>


Perhaps I'm mistaken then (like, that'll be a first - ED)

Lister  wrote:
>>> Name the fraggle's a good one.  Red'd be too easy though, Goober
>>> perhaps??
>>
>>LISTER'S SUPER ROCK-HARD FRAGGLE ROCK QUIZ (answers)...
>>
>>1. Goober
>>2. Red
>>3. Kermit The Frog
> 
> Muhh, Kermit was never in Fraggle Rock :)

That was the whole point, silly

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On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 18:26:46 +0100, Andrew Halliwell
 wrote:

>Lister  wrote:
>>>> Name the fraggle's a good one.  Red'd be too easy though, Goober
>>>> perhaps??
>>>
>>>LISTER'S SUPER ROCK-HARD FRAGGLE ROCK QUIZ (answers)...
>>>
>>>1. Goober
>>>2. Red
>>>3. Kermit The Frog
>> 
>> Muhh, Kermit was never in Fraggle Rock :)
>
>That was the whole point, silly



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