Belgophiles v Escapologists

Series 13, Episode 32

Jump To: Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4

Round 1

𓇌 Two Reeds

Ethel

Yogh

Clue 2

Thorn

Clue 3

Long S

Clue 4

Unused letters in English

Answer

𓃭 Lion

Claude Shannon

Ludwig Ritter von Köchel

Clue 2

Kevin Bacon

Clue 3

Amedeo Avogadro

Clue 4

Numbers named after them

Answer

𓎛 Twisted Flax

Sir George Stubbs and Italian Tourist in “Dead Man’s Folly”

The White Stripes

Clue 2

Tom and Gerry Jeffers in “The Palm Beach Story”

Clue 3

The Krankies

Clue 4

Married couples pretending not to be

Answer

𓆑 Horned Viper

Yttrobetafite

Pyroxferroite

Clue 2

Armalcolite

Clue 3

Tranquillityite

Clue 4

Minerals discovered on the Moon

Answer

𓈗 Water

Clue 2

Clue 3

Clue 4

Football team names

(Crewe) ALEXANDRA Burke, (Accrington) STANLEY Matthews, (Nottingham) FOREST Whitaker, (Sheffield) WEDNESDAY Addams.

Answer

𓂀 Eye of Horus

Parts of the body

New Slang by The SHINS, Ooh La La by The FACES, Alone by HEART, One Day Like This by ELBOW.

Answer

Round 2

𓇌 Two Reeds

Clue 2

Clue 3

?

(e.g.) Westminster Abbey

Places of worship by increasing number of UK followers. Gurdwara, Mandir, Mosque, Church.

Answer

𓃭 Lion

Big Ben

Great George

Clue 2

Great Paul

Clue 3

?

Olympic Bell

Heaviest bells in Britain

Answer

𓎛 Twisted Flax

?

(e.g.) Petite Suite by Alexander Borodin

BA, BE, BI, BO. Jesu, Man of Joy's Desiring by Bach, Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven, March from Carmen by Bizet, Petite Suite by Alexander Borodin.

Answer

𓆑 Horned Viper

January 10th-25th

February 6th-25th

Clue 2

March 13th-8th

Clue 3

?

April 1st-12th

First and last letter of months

Answer

𓈗 Water

Kings Cross St. Pancras Underground station

A knock knock joke

Clue 2

Hash symbol

Clue 3

?

(e.g.) Adidas sportswear logo

6, 5, 4, 3 lines

Answer

𓂀 Eye of Horus

Owner, “Jurassic Park”

Jeffrey, “On the Wings of Love”

Clue 2

Wendy, “Peter Pan”

Clue 3

?

(e.g.) John, Abolitionist

Chancellors' surnames. Hammond, Osborne, Darling, Brown.

Answer

Round 3

𓃭 Lion

Swanson

Gish

Pickford

Bow

Silent movie actresses

Answer

Hull

Stern

Cathead

Tiller

Parts of a boat

Answer

Irvine

Washington

Harlow

Stevenage

New towns

Answer

Squiz

Garbo

Ocker

Sanger

Australian slang

Answer

𓈗 Water

Nightingale

Houblon

Elgar

Fry

Appeared on UK bank notes

Answer

Clare

Darwin

Jesus

Emmanuel

Cambridge colleges

Answer

Matilda

Churchill

Little Willie

Valentine

Tanks

Answer

Sophie

Humpy-Rumpy

Willy Wonka

Boggis

Roald Dahl characters

Answer

Round 4

Named after two people

BNN DJR RYS

BEN AND JERRY'S

THD CK WRTHL WSM THD

THE DUCKWORTH-LEWIS METHOD

THM LTVR BBNT RPP CT

THE MOLOTOV-RIBBENTROP PACT

CR TZ FLD TJK BDSS

CREUTZFELDT-JAKOB DISEASE

Films with double the number

FN TST CGHT

FANTASTIC EIGHT

FR TNS MR

FOURTEEN SAMURAI

THT KNG FPL HMTW FRSX

THE TAKING OF PELHAM TWO FOUR SIX

CNST WNT YTW

OCEAN'S TWENTY-TWO

Noted for being green

SMS TRS CHMP NSJC KT

US MASTERS CHAMPION'S JACKET

MRS PC KSBLD

MR SPOCK'S BLOOD

ZRN RL TTW HL

ZERO ON (A) ROULETTE WHEEL

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