Wow! Great guess!
Pointless - quiz show on BBC1 (Part 12)
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I have to raise a query about the "Who divorced Mick Jagger" question. Jerry Hall and Mick Jagger were never officially married so they could not divorce.
From wikipedia.
"They attended an unofficial private marriage ceremony on November 21, 1990, in Bali, in Indonesia; the marriage and the marriage ceremony were later declared invalid by the High Court of England and Wales in London in 1999."
From wikipedia.
"They attended an unofficial private marriage ceremony on November 21, 1990, in Bali, in Indonesia; the marriage and the marriage ceremony were later declared invalid by the High Court of England and Wales in London in 1999."
I'm a few days behind on viewing but one thing I've noticed is that they seem to be getting less strict on the answers.
A short while ago they accepted "Bayer Munich" (missing n) as an answer and even worse in the show I watched yesterday they accepted "Monty Pythons' holy grail", in the past they would have rejected both of those. (I seem to remember them rejecting "Cool Running" instead of "Cool Runnings" previously as an example of how strict they used to be).
A short while ago they accepted "Bayer Munich" (missing n) as an answer and even worse in the show I watched yesterday they accepted "Monty Pythons' holy grail", in the past they would have rejected both of those. (I seem to remember them rejecting "Cool Running" instead of "Cool Runnings" previously as an example of how strict they used to be).
Originally Posted by 3iff:
“I have to raise a query about the "Who divorced Mick Jagger" question. Jerry Hall and Mick Jagger were never officially married so they could not divorce.”
“I have to raise a query about the "Who divorced Mick Jagger" question. Jerry Hall and Mick Jagger were never officially married so they could not divorce.”
It said the marriage was annulled, not that they divorced.
Originally Posted by Kieran Seymour:
“It said the marriage was annulled, not that they divorced.”
“It said the marriage was annulled, not that they divorced.”
Can you do that to a marriage that was never legally binding in the first place?
Originally Posted by bobcar:
“I'm a few days behind on viewing but one thing I've noticed is that they seem to be getting less strict on the answers.
A short while ago they accepted "Bayer Munich" (missing n) as an answer and even worse in the show I watched yesterday they accepted "Monty Pythons' holy grail", in the past they would have rejected both of those. (I seem to remember them rejecting "Cool Running" instead of "Cool Runnings" previously as an example of how strict they used to be).”
“I'm a few days behind on viewing but one thing I've noticed is that they seem to be getting less strict on the answers.
A short while ago they accepted "Bayer Munich" (missing n) as an answer and even worse in the show I watched yesterday they accepted "Monty Pythons' holy grail", in the past they would have rejected both of those. (I seem to remember them rejecting "Cool Running" instead of "Cool Runnings" previously as an example of how strict they used to be).”
Always think depends what the contestant looks like, sure it was a niceish looking blonde girl that said Monty python and they gave it to her whereas a big girl said Vanuatu slightly wrong and they never gave it
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