Can you still name the hotel that inspired Fawlty Towers?
300 trivia questions from the programmes Britain loved, from Coronation Street to The Office. Every answer comes with the story behind it, and every round ends with what became of the cast.
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Quiz night has a problem
Modern quizzes are all reality stars and streaming shows. You sit there waiting for a question about the programmes you actually grew up with, and it never comes.
This book is all yours. 25 rounds, one for each classic show, 300 questions in all. Every answer comes with a 'well, I never' story, and every round ends with a Curtain Call on what became of the cast.
Built for real quiz nights, not just reading
- 25 rounds: Coronation Street, Dad's Army, Fawlty Towers, Yes Minister, 'Allo 'Allo!, Blackadder, Keeping Up Appearances, One Foot in the Grave, Father Ted, The Royle Family, The Office and 14 more
- Easy, Medium and Hard marked on every question, so the grandchildren and Nan can play the same round
- Answers kept at the end of each round, so the host reads aloud without spoilers
- A Curtain Call after every show: what became of the cast, told with affection
- Three ways to play plus a printable score card, and every answer fact-checked
Inside the book
- 25 rounds of 12 questions
- Answers at the end of each round
- A Curtain Call for every cast
- 3 ready-to-play formats with scoring
Who this is for
Anyone who grew up with British telly, fans who found these shows on PBS or BritBox, Christmas and family get-togethers, and a lovely gift for Mum, Dad or Nan.
1. In which Devon seaside resort does Fawlty Towers stand? (Easy) Torquay. The English Riviera was full of genteel hotels, and Fawlty Towers was the one you'd most want to avoid. 2. John Cleese based Basil on a real hotel owner he met while filming with the Monty Python team. What was that hotel called? (Medium) The Gleneagles Hotel in Torquay. Its owner, Donald Sinclair, struck Cleese as the rudest man he'd ever met.
$8.99
Play one round with your family. If it doesn't fill the room with 'ooh, I know this one!', reply to your receipt within 7 days and get every penny back. No questions asked.
Questions people ask
Is this only for British readers?
Not at all. It suits anyone who loves these shows, whether you watched them on the BBC and ITV first time round or found them later on PBS or BritBox.
Are the answers reliable?
Yes. Every answer was checked before it went in, and anything we couldn't confirm was left out.
How does a PDF work for quiz night?
Answers sit at the end of each round, so whoever holds the phone, tablet or printout can read the questions aloud without seeing spoilers.
How do I get the book after I pay?
The download link appears straight away and is emailed to you. It's yours to keep, on any device.
P.S. Somewhere in this book is the question that makes the whole table shout at once. It's worth $8.99 to find out which one.