Tipping Point Dunces

Paul22118 | 09:20 Fri 06th Oct 2023 | Film, Media & TV

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I like TP, not necessarily for the game itself, but the fascination of listening to the answers of some contestants. Thursday's game involved a tall guy and a smart looking lady. Q to both - 'who was US president when the Berlin wall came down?' Lady - Abraham Lincoln!!! Man - 'JFK'. Ben's expression was a total picture.

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Canary42

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Rather an obscure relationship, and I guess that if you're not old enough to remember it, it's hardly likely to be known. And a wild guess is better then nothing, there have been examples where it's paid off (very rare of course).For a similar example, who was British PM when George VI died ? (No, it's rhetorical, I'm not after answers).

09:34 Fri 06th Oct 2023

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Countrylover

I agree Barry.

LadyCG

I never forget the student on Tenable who thought Hungary was in South America. And she was fresh out of Uni...

Tilly2

Perhaps she was thinking off Uruguay.

johnny.5

"Who was the notorious Australian outlaw, known for wearing a suit of bulletproof armour during his final shootout with the police"

Rolf Harris ?

Tilly2

Of!

Canary42

They're certainly well named as howlers - I howling again at Colonel Sanders 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

JimF

Which mythical creature was half-man, half-bull?

Buffalo Bill?

johnny.5

which horse is best at football?

The Centaur Forward

JimF

Just now on The Chase:

Q A factory in Krakow features prominently in which of Steve Spielberg's films?
A Jaws?

vulcan42

I don't know if it's nerves or excitement but when the clue is in the question the contestant seems to only hear the first part and latches on to that.

Recently we had "Which university is on the river Cam?

Answer. Oxford.

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