There's a somewhat racy reference to drug culture for a show going out in a midday 12:35pm timeslot.
Bob tells a joke about being outside a rave when a youth said to him "Could I have an E, please, Bob?". Monkhouse then links it in as a reference to Blockbusters (1983), claiming he said "I'm not that Bob!"
Bob tells a joke about being outside a rave when a youth said to him "Could I have an E, please, Bob?". Monkhouse then links it in as a reference to Blockbusters (1983), claiming he said "I'm not that Bob!"
When "Peter Pan" appears as the topic of the final game, Bob remarks what a "super film" it was, without specifying which version he's referring to, and then stating "several times it's been a movie".
While it's easy to assume that at least one of the films Bob was referencing was Peter Pan (1953), his failing to specify means that this hasn't been included in the Movie Connections for this episode.
While it's easy to assume that at least one of the films Bob was referencing was Peter Pan (1953), his failing to specify means that this hasn't been included in the Movie Connections for this episode.
The grid subjects featured on this edition are:
Main Grids: Hair styles; Penguins.
Auction Grids: Villains from the 1960s Batman TV series; Aries celebrities.
Final Grid: Characters from Peter Pan.
Main Grids: Hair styles; Penguins.
Auction Grids: Villains from the 1960s Batman TV series; Aries celebrities.
Final Grid: Characters from Peter Pan.
The first main grid on this edition - hairstyles - had first appeared as a main grid in Episode #4.15 (1996).
However, only three of the answers were the same on both grids: "Pageboy", "Shingle" and "Crewcut" (the latter spelt as "Crew-Cut" on its first appearance.)
However, only three of the answers were the same on both grids: "Pageboy", "Shingle" and "Crewcut" (the latter spelt as "Crew-Cut" on its first appearance.)
