Episode #5.32

Episode aired Mar 31, 1998
24m

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Bob's in a mischievous mood, pointing out to one contestant that her name spelt backwards is a rat, and suppressing an urge for innuendo during a grid. Subjects range from art to pop culture... Read allBob's in a mischievous mood, pointing out to one contestant that her name spelt backwards is a rat, and suppressing an urge for innuendo during a grid. Subjects range from art to pop culture, with Chaucer and Top Cat vying for attention.Bob's in a mischievous mood, pointing out to one contestant that her name spelt backwards is a rat, and suppressing an urge for innuendo during a grid. Subjects range from art to pop culture, with Chaucer and Top Cat vying for attention.

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Trivia
Bob noticeably avoids a coarse innuendo on this edition when the answer of "F-Holes" is chosen for a part of a violin. Bob remarks "Don't think it would be there, unless it were", before quickly explaining what the "F-Holes" are.

During the explanation, Bob looks slightly uncomfortable, swallowing and appearing to repress his instincts for the 12:35pm daytime audience.

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All three contestants are looking into the wrong cameras for the opening "smile at the viewers" introduction sequence.

Although Tom Sweeney briefly glances at the right one, Tara Shearman is looking in completely the wrong direction.