The grid subjects featured on this edition are:
Main Grids: Things in the lyrics of Bohemian Rhapsody; Names of real ales.
Auction Grids: Fictitious sailors; Football clubs that moved to a new stadium in the 1990s; Traditional paper sizes.
Final Grid: Films starring Demi Moore.
Main Grids: Things in the lyrics of Bohemian Rhapsody; Names of real ales.
Auction Grids: Fictitious sailors; Football clubs that moved to a new stadium in the 1990s; Traditional paper sizes.
Final Grid: Films starring Demi Moore.
A grid on real ales seems to tread very close to the BBC's no advertising rule, particularly when Bob says of one of the options, "Old Peculier (sic)", that: "I've often had that in my fist, and it tastes great".
A grid on fictitious sailors doesn't have all of the answers included under Movie Connections as many of them originated in print before being adapted for the screen.
This includes Popeye, who began as a comic strip character, though Bob explicitly references the cartoon adaptations by singing a bit of the "Popeye the Sailor Man" song. As this song wasn't related to a specific cartoon, but rather several shorts, this also isn't included under Movie Connections.
This includes Popeye, who began as a comic strip character, though Bob explicitly references the cartoon adaptations by singing a bit of the "Popeye the Sailor Man" song. As this song wasn't related to a specific cartoon, but rather several shorts, this also isn't included under Movie Connections.
