It was madness in retrospect. I should have gone for my second subject - the history of Sussec Cricket Club first. I'd have won that episode with just an average score. As I said, I chose it in a panic as I couldn't think of anything. It was at the audition and you don't have time to go away and think of something else.
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You have obviously been watching me and my brother playing snooker.
And although 21 balls were potted, there were well over 100 shots played in the match.
Rinse and repeat.
The final episode of what other series was an episode of the X files.I’d be very strong on Jonathan Creek, Alan Partridge or The X Files. Try me, I promise I won’t cheat
Lenny Rider
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Last of the Summer Wine?
The England white ball cricket teams under Eoin Morgan
We are confusing the OP's question with other similar questions which was:
Nothing to do with the scores except my example was if every ball was potted individually and legally to bring the frame to a conclusion (not including the final black which isn't mandatory and depends on the scores).
Yes, sorry I meant to add a comment to that effect but was busy at work.
Guy Fawkes
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I was replying to the post saying the minimum score is 16-8 but my example shows that a frame can be won with zero balls being potted and an even lower final frame score of 12-0, and so my reply was disagreeing with the result Google produced, and explaining why
I had already answered the original question earlier in this thread, showing that you can win a frame without potting a single ball, and explaining how it could be done.
METALMICKY
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On one of the celebrity ones I managed to out score the BBC football commentator Guy Mowbray on Iron Maiden.The first contestant tonight had a specialist subject of Frank Zappa AND outscored me
Respect
apologies if I misunderstood - I think we actually both came up with the same answer to the question posed.
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The Lone Gunmen?
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Dead air!What do Alan and Dave Clifton both class as a crime?
Who got shot on the last KNKY?
Corrie's Ian Puleston-Davies appeared as Alan's nemisis from school, but what was his character name?
What was the added extra to Michael's 'cup of beans'?
There you go...........
I expect 4 Phoenix Nights questions in return
Forbes McAllister
Phil Whiley
A sausage (it’s like a savoury 99)
Who did Holy Mary impersonate in the 'Stars in Your Eyes' night at the club?
Which winner of "Junior Talent Trek" did Ray Von supposedly kill?
At the Phoenix Club's 'Family Fun Day,' Brian dupes someone into wearing a ridiculous costume for the kids. What does he rename them?
In the third episode Max meets a childhood friend. What is his nickname?
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This is the crossover I never knew I needed.
Lenny Rider
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Correct, correct, correct and the last one was Wolfster. Good game, well played!Lulu
Tracey Burns
Jerry The Berry
Pass.
I hope it’s a 4/3 defeat for me
Nope.
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Not Millennium?
McTavish
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My favourite (Southern) Rhone quiz question is: "What did the authorities in Châteauneuf-du-Pape ban in 1954?" and as a supplementary: "Which Californian wine celebrates that ban?"
(a gimmee for you, no doubt...)
The ‘54 law certainly is: any flying saucers passing thru CNdP will be detained as they are persona non grata.I don’t know which CA wine celebrates it, but I’d be pretty certain it must be Bonny Doon’s Le Cigare Volant.