Globetrotters v Bakers

Series 8, Episode 10

Jump To: Connections Sequences Connecting Wall Missing Vowels

Round 1: Connections

𓇌 Two Reeds

Clue 2

Clue 3

Clue 4

Winners of the RIBA Sterling Prize

Scottish Parliament, Lord's Media Centre, Sainsbury Laboratory in Cambridge, Peckham Library

Answer

𓃭 Lion

Heroes

Beethoven's 3rd Symphony (Eroica), Heroes and Villains by The Beach Boys, See the Conquering Hero Comes by Handel, Holding Out for a Hero by Bonnie Tyler

Answer

𓎛 Twisted Flax

Brazil: forest

China: king

Clue 2

Italy: red-haired

Clue 3

Germany: miller

Clue 4

Translations of the most common surname

Silva, Wang, Rossi, Müller

Answer

𓆑 Horned Viper

Signwriting quill: Condor

Welsh roofing slate: Empress

Clue 2

US hailstone: Softball

Clue 3

Champagne bottle: Nebuchadnezzar

Clue 4

Largest sizes

Answer

𓈗 Water

2nd female Nobel laureate in science

Leader of 2nd Labour government

Clue 2

2nd Super Bowl winners

Clue 3

2nd rule of Fight Club

Clue 4

Second is the same as the first

Answer

𓂀 Eye of Horus

Entirely sacred

Note correctly

Clue 2

Enact a levy on pushpins

Clue 3

Light-coloured bucket

Clue 4

Pairs of homophones

Answer

Round 2: Sequences

𓇌 Two Reeds

Clue 2

Clue 3

(e.g.) Ford Madox Ford

Each name overlaps with the previous

Answer

𓃭 Lion

Clue 2

Clue 3

Cameron, 10, in a claret and blue Aston Villa shirt

Football teams supported by PMs and their year of election. John Major = Chelsea, Tony Blair = Newcastle United, Gordon Brown = Raith Rovers, David Cameron = Aston Villa.

Answer

𓎛 Twisted Flax

Seed

Endocarp

Clue 2

Mesocarp

Clue 3

Exocarp

Anatomy of a fruit

Answer

𓆑 Horned Viper

Vicente Yáñez Pinzón, 1500

Alonso de Ojeda, 1499

Clue 2

John Cabot, 1497

Clue 3

Christopher Columbus, 1492

15th century expedition leaders who landed in America

Answer

𓈗 Water

4 = Indigenous minorities

3 = Developing countries

Clue 2

2 = Communist countries

Clue 3

1 = Capitalist countries

The Fourth/Third/Second/First World

Answer

𓂀 Eye of Horus

Yorkshire

Tyne Tees

Clue 2

Border

Clue 3

STV

ITV regions

Answer

Round 3: Connecting Walls

𓃭 Lion

Metamorphosis

Guillotine

Milk Can Escape

Zig Zag Girl

Magic illusions

Answer

Prior

Mowlam

King

Atkins

Northern Ireland Secretaries of States

Answer

South Beach

Zone

F-Plan

Dukan

Diets

Answer

Bikini

Stethoscope

Daguerrotypes

Braille

Invented by Frenchmen

Answer

𓈗 Water

Austin

Dryden

Betjeman

Southey

British Poets Laureate

Answer

Motion

Radiation

Altitude

Morning

Forms of sickness

Answer

Iowa

Duffy

Saratoga

Missouri

US ships of WWII

Answer

Queue

Audio

Eerie

Ouzo

Words with one consonant

Answer

Round 4: Missing Vowels

Nicknames given to British cities

LDRK

AULD REEKIE

THG RT WN

THE GREAT WEN

Q NFT HST H

QUEEN OF THE SOUTH

THG RNTC TY

THE GRANITE CITY

Famous Latin mottoes

P RR DD STR

PER ARDUA AD ASTRA

PLR BSN M

E PLURIBUS UNUM

NVCT

INVICTA

R SGR TR TS

ARS GRATIA ARTIS

B-movies

TT C KFT HFF TYF TW MN

ATTACK OF THE FIFTY FOOT WOMAN

THB LB

THE BLOB

GLNR GLND

GLEN OR GLENDA

WSTNG WR WLF

I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF

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