Bob has some risqué material in this episode, including joking about how ten pin bowling is suspect as it takes place in an alley, while a grid on "leather" causes him to make multiple sexual remarks, before telling himself to stop.
A grid on No.1 singles from The Beatles features "Yesterday". The song wasn't released as a single in the UK during the active years of the group, but was instead issued in 1976 by EMI, reaching No.8.
The grid subjects featured on this edition are:
Main Grids: Countries on the Equator; Types of leather.
Auction Grids: No.1 hits for The Beatles; Written by HG Wells.
Final Grid: Paul Newman films.
Main Grids: Countries on the Equator; Types of leather.
Auction Grids: No.1 hits for The Beatles; Written by HG Wells.
Final Grid: Paul Newman films.
The subject of the main first grid on this edition - Countries on the Equator - would reappear as the subject of the final grid in Episode #6.55 (1999).
As a final grid, only 12 options were present, instead of 16 as here, but 6 of them were the same on both grids: Cameroon, Colombia, Galapagos Islands, Kenya, Sumatra and Zaire.
As a final grid, only 12 options were present, instead of 16 as here, but 6 of them were the same on both grids: Cameroon, Colombia, Galapagos Islands, Kenya, Sumatra and Zaire.
