I read in this week's Radio Times, that one of the contestants on tomorrow's edition of Mastermind (BBC2 8.30pm) has chosen Buffy as their specialist subject. So us Brits can test ourselves against someone who fancies themselves as an expert...
A quick taster from the BBC web site of this week's specialist subjects -
American jazz, one of medieval Europe's most powerful women, an adolescent 20th century cult character, and communism in the Home Counties all face the black chair on Thursday 6th April at 8.30pm on BBCTWO as John Humphrys asks the questions.
So can you beat the experts - or will you need to pass? Play our quick quiz and find out now.
The cult supernatural TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
The show's characters pay regular visits to a coffee bar that hosts live music and serves as a nightclub. Its name please.
17th century English radicals Gerrard Winstanley and the Diggers.
Believing in a form of Christian communism, the Diggers acquired their name because...?
The life and times of Eleanor of Aquitaine.
In a long eventual life Eleanor was married both to the King of France and the King of England. Louis VII was her French spouse. Who was her English?
American jazz.
Regarded as the preeminent cool jazz saxophonist because he played with Miles Davis on his Birth of the Cool which gave the form its name, this man is..?
The four correct answers are: The Bronze, they took over public lands and dug them up to plant crops, Henry II, and Lee Konitz.
Pretty easy, huh? I wonder if the rest of the questions will be the same...
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A quick taster from the BBC web site of this week's specialist subjects -
American jazz, one of medieval Europe's most powerful women, an adolescent 20th century cult character, and communism in the Home Counties all face the black chair on Thursday 6th April at 8.30pm on BBCTWO as John Humphrys asks the questions.
So can you beat the experts - or will you need to pass? Play our quick quiz and find out now.
The cult supernatural TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
The show's characters pay regular visits to a coffee bar that hosts live music and serves as a nightclub. Its name please.
17th century English radicals Gerrard Winstanley and the Diggers.
Believing in a form of Christian communism, the Diggers acquired their name because...?
The life and times of Eleanor of Aquitaine.
In a long eventual life Eleanor was married both to the King of France and the King of England. Louis VII was her French spouse. Who was her English?
American jazz.
Regarded as the preeminent cool jazz saxophonist because he played with Miles Davis on his Birth of the Cool which gave the form its name, this man is..?
The four correct answers are: The Bronze, they took over public lands and dug them up to plant crops, Henry II, and Lee Konitz.
Pretty easy, huh? I wonder if the rest of the questions will be the same...
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