The grid subjects featured on this edition are:
Main Grids: Fictional butlers, valets and manservants; Foreign currencies.
Auction Grids: Countries that drive on the left; Venomous creatures.
Final Grid: Bones.
Main Grids: Fictional butlers, valets and manservants; Foreign currencies.
Auction Grids: Countries that drive on the left; Venomous creatures.
Final Grid: Bones.
The second main grid - foreign currencies - had originally appeared in Episode #4.11 (1996).
However, despite the identical subject, only two of the same answers appeared on both grids: "Punt" and "Zloty".
However, despite the identical subject, only two of the same answers appeared on both grids: "Punt" and "Zloty".
A Wipeout option of "Skullion" appears on a grid about butlers, valets and manservants. The character appears in Porterhouse Blue (1987), but as the series originated as a novel, it's not necessarily a reference to the television programme. As a result this isn't included under Movie Connections. (Oddjob, who also originated in novel form, is included as Goldfinger (1964) is explicitly mentioned when the answer is chosen.)
A Wipeout answer of "Blackstock" appears on a grid about butlers, valets and manservants.
As another Wipeout answer ("Crabbe") is a TV chef, then the most likely identity behind the Wipeout would be Gareth Blackstock from Chef! (1993). However, as the Wipeout isn't chosen, there's no confirmation behind this, so this isn't included under Movie Connections.
As another Wipeout answer ("Crabbe") is a TV chef, then the most likely identity behind the Wipeout would be Gareth Blackstock from Chef! (1993). However, as the Wipeout isn't chosen, there's no confirmation behind this, so this isn't included under Movie Connections.
The final grid game - bones - had previously appeared as a final grid in Episode #4.7 (1996) and as an Auction Grid in Episode #5.30 (1998).
Only two of the answers here were the same as the previous grids: "Patella" also appeared in Episode #5.30 (1998), while "Clavicle" appeared in all three.
Only two of the answers here were the same as the previous grids: "Patella" also appeared in Episode #5.30 (1998), while "Clavicle" appeared in all three.
