Bob appears to make a somewhat graphic innuendo for a 12:35pm audience in this edition. Chatting with contestant Suzanne Murphy, Bob raises the subject of her investigating her family tree, using the phrase "You like looking up your relatives", before falling into laughter and then apologising.
The subject of the first main grid - collective terms for animals - had previously appeared in Episode #1.5 (1994).
However, only two of the answers were the same: Troop and Leap. Additionally, the earlier instance just gave the collective term without mentioning the animal groups in question, making it even harder.
However, only two of the answers were the same: Troop and Leap. Additionally, the earlier instance just gave the collective term without mentioning the animal groups in question, making it even harder.
The grid subjects featured on this edition are:
Main Grids: Collective terms for animals; Words invented since the election of Margaret Thatcher in 1979.
Auction Grids: Parts of a church; Characters from The Wombles.
Final Grid: Beatrix Potter characters.
Main Grids: Collective terms for animals; Words invented since the election of Margaret Thatcher in 1979.
Auction Grids: Parts of a church; Characters from The Wombles.
Final Grid: Beatrix Potter characters.
The subject of the final grid - Beatrix Potter characters - would reappear as a main grid in Episode #6.57 (1999).
However, despite being on the same subject, only two of the options were the same on both grids: Jeremy Fisher ("Mr Jeremy Fisher" in the later episode) and Mr. Tod ("Mr Tod" in the revised version.)
However, despite being on the same subject, only two of the options were the same on both grids: Jeremy Fisher ("Mr Jeremy Fisher" in the later episode) and Mr. Tod ("Mr Tod" in the revised version.)
