The Missing Link - 36
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Which group's Nights in White Satin only reached No19 in the chart on it's original release in 1968?
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Which film did the band McFly take their name from?
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Abyssinian, Norwegian Forest and Manx are all breeds of what?
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Who was the first son of a Formula 1 World Champion to win the F1 World Championship?
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Which comedian's DVDs include Live at the Bolton Albert Halls and Live at the Top of the Tower?
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Which company, now most famous for shaving products, only stopped producing swords in 2005?
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Who was England's football manager between Don Revie and Bobby Robson?
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Katie Holmes was the only cast member to appear in all 128 episodes of which cult TV show?
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Which two boxers named 'Sugar Ray' have won world titles?
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The Missing Link - 37
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James I+II, Charles I+II, Mary II and Queen Anne were monarchs from which house?
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Which Australian musical comedian co-wrote the stage musical version of Roald Dahl’s Matilda?
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What’s the dog called in The Magic Roundabout?
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Which Cumbrian town produces a peppermint tablet popular with mountaineers for it’s high energy content?
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Which is the only surname shared by more than one actor to play Doctor Who?
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Which character has Kevin Whateley now played in over 60 2 hour episodes?
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Which company’s worldwide headquarters are at Dearborn, Michigan?
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Who was captain of the England Ladies Cricket team for 10 years from 2006?
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Which rock star performs with the E Street Band?
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The Missing Link - 38
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Which child star of the 30s was later US Ambassador to Ghana and Czechoslovakia?
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Which conflict saw Richard the Lionheart lead the Christian forces against Saladin’s Saracens?
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Which country singer, born Brenda Webb, is most famous for Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue?
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The Hoover Dam was originally named after which Nevada city?
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Steven Spielberg’s Oscar winning film was based on Thomas Keneally’s novel. The book however wasn’t called Schindler’s List but Schindler’s………?
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Which felt hat, creased lengthwise down the crown and pinched near the front, got it’s name from a Sarah Bernhardt play from 1882?
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Copperhead, Mamba and Sidewinder are types of what?
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Which film parody of King Arthur’s search for a religious artefact includes the Knights who say Ni and the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch?
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Which Government post did Andrew Mitchell hold when he tried to take his bike through the gates of Downing St?
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The Missing Link - 39
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Which adjective, beginning with A, means being perceptive or shrewd, having insight or acumen?
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Which long established military technique involves attacking unsuspecting enemies from a concealed position?
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Which adjective, beginning with V, means keenly alert to danger or trouble?
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What is the literal English translation of the French term avant-garde?
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What was the sub-title of the third Die Hard movie, starring Samuel L Jackson?
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Which adjective, beginning with T, can mean cutting, incisive and forthright, sharply defined and distinct?
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Which English borough is known as the English Riviera?
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Paul Potts was the first winner of which TV show?
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Which motorcycle manufacturer has a model called the Bonneville?
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The Missing Link - 40
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Which theatre producers London musicals have included Cats, Les Miserables, Miss Saigon, Kinky Boots and Hamilton?
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What was Diana Rigg’s character called in The Avengers?
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What is the name of the charitable organisation committed to prison or penal reform?
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Which tourist attraction was built in an exhausted clay pit 3 miles from St Austell?
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Which city house the Dutch parliament, as well as the International Court of Justice?
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How are golf’s Masters, US Open, The Open and the US PGA collectively known?
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How was the capital city Harare known, when Zimbabwe was still called Rhodesia’?
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Which song includes the line ‘The morning sun when it’s in your face really shows your age’?
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Which Australian actor starred in A Knight’s Tale and Brokeback Mountain before dying, aged 28, of a prescription drug intoxication?
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