Quiz 333: The answers
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Here are this week's answers, question-by-question. Scroll down for a bonus cryptic question.
1. Which sitcom is this synopsis from? "Harold has a one-day fling with a woman and Albert spies on him."
- The Likely Lads
- Till Death Us Do Part
- Doctor In The House
- Correct answer: Steptoe And Son
- The Rag Trade
2. Where is Two Doors Down set?
- Correct answer: Latimer Crescent
- Bishop Drive
- Citizen Street
- Coopers Avenue
- Blossom Close
3. Who was NOT in the cast of medical comedy Getting On?
- Ricky Grover
- Jo Brand
- Joanna Scanlan
- Vicki Pepperdine
- Correct answer: Martha Howe-Douglas
4. A comedy star's voice appears in the Strictly Come Dancing theme tune. Who can be heard saying 'hey' on the guitar line? (e.g. at 8 seconds in)
Matt Berry is friends with composer Dan McGrath, and so helped him out by playing the guitar.
- James Acaster
- Harry Hill
- Correct answer: Matt Berry
- Vic Reeves
- Al Murray
5. Who has Bloods, Truth Seekers and Flowers on their CV?
- Correct answer: Julian Barratt
- Di Botcher
- Pippa Haywood
- Nigel Lindsay
- Rebecca Front
6. What is the name of the organisation at the centre of Everyone Else Burns?
- The Scribes of the Eternal Script
- Correct answer: The Order of the Divine Rod
- The Echelon of Silence
- The Children of the Echo
- The Followers of the Fallen Star
7. Who has performed the musical comedy routines Never Been Skiing, Mango and G Is For Guinea Fowl?
- Nick Helm
- Correct answer: Mawaan Rizwan
- Isy Suttie
- Jazz Emu
- Flo & Joan
8. In what year did the film Calendar Girls launch in cinemas?
- 2000
- Correct answer: 2003
- 2006
- 2009
- 2012
9. Who has performed live shows titled How You See Me, How You Don't; If You Can't Say Anything Nice; Transience?
- Stephen Bailey
- Correct answer: Chloe Petts
- Maisie Adam
- Babatunde Aléshé
- Amy Gledhill
10. Here is a picture of some audience members dressing up as characters from a comic theatre show. Which production are they fans of?
- Fawlty Towers: The Play
- Dr Strangelove
- The Play That Goes Wrong
- Correct answer: Operation Mincemeat
- Only Fools And Horses The Musical
Bonus cryptic question
Feeling brainy? BCG's Ian Wolf likes devising additional, obfuscated brain-teasers as an extra challenge. If you think you know the answer to this week's conundrum and would like to add your name to the list of people who cracked it, do email us! We'll reveal the answer in next Wednesday's quiz.
Why does the following jumble that came up last week fit this quiz: a petto, shore, bi brat, cup egg, he planet, rootiest, hoe us, I born, ag eel, lacier, try hop, shoe, to rob, toed sexennial, merge git.
Last week's cryptic question
Who began with death, only to return to make a better world and leave a legacy?
The well-read Anne Birrell, Gary Richmond, Craig Pickup, Niki Walton, Kate Emmett, Ian Harrison, Rosalind Brookman, Stuart Hunt, Jim Edgar and Chris Lane got this one right.
See the answer
It is Reginald Iolanthe Perrin.
The keywords in the question related to the titles of the novels written by David Nobbs which the TV series The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin was based on.
The original book was called The Death Of Reginald Perrin (but it was later re-titled The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin to match the TV show).
This was followed by The Return..., The Better World... and The Legacy...