Trivial Pursuit

[David Holden]

Spot on!

[Barry Scott]

"Good luck everyone" where the last words uttered in which British sitcom?

[EUFC superb]

One foot in the grave?

[Harry J Allstars]

Dads Army?

[David Holden]

Blackadder goes Forth.

[Barry Scott]

your go Mr. Holden

[David Holden]

In which film do we first meet the gunmen "Mr Blue and Mr Brown"?

[Barry Scott]

1974's The Taking Of Pelham 123. I should know as I'm sure I've seen it at some point

[David Holden]

Correct, I was expecting Reservoir Dogs to be the first answer!

[Barry Scott]

damn, now I need to think of a question. Gimme a sec

[Barry Scott]

what does this sequence mean?

 

24, 43, 5, 22, 44, 23

[David Holden]

Is that Wednesdays winning Lotto Extra numbers?

[gnfcmightymole]

it means i didnt win the lotto

[Barry Scott]

if it was, I wouldn't give them to you reprobates! It's a sporting sequence as a clue

[gnfcmightymole]

i know in american football they use numbers for their plays etc

[Barry Scott]

no. it's today with proper football

[Martin]

Presumably then it is something to do with squad numbers....

[David Holden]

I thought that, but 43 and 44 seem a bit high.

[Barry Scott]

nothing to do with squad numbers

[AFF]

Its an example of the presentation of the times when goals were scored in a fictional match in the first half, or if no goals were scored in the second half, the entire match, and the position at half-time/result at full time was 'Home Team' 2, 'Away Team' 4, and that one of the away team players scored a hat-trick [5, 22 & 44].

 

Its a little obscure, but that's how they would be shown.

 

[Please don't say that this is correct!]

 

[Hi Mr Holden. Long time no speak/communicate. Remember 'The City of Truro'? You'll never forget!]