House of games

[mudskipper]

Questions based on the TV programme

R1

Answersmash

(If you haven't seen it, you 'smash' the picture and clue together - so a picture of Boris Johnson and the clue "Sega media franchise" would be "Boris Johnsonic the Hedgehog".)


Topic is Bands

1a) 1a — imgbb.com

1b) Deer-like even-toed ungulate

2a) 2a — imgbb.com

2b) Hover mower invented by Karl Dahlman

3a) 3a — imgbb.com

3b) US and Canada celebration taking place on 2nd February

4a) 4a — imgbb.com

4b) Feared enemy of the Roman Empire in 5th century known for his brutality.

5a) 5a — imgbb.com

5b) Italian almond flavoured liqueur

6a) https://ibb.co/WztSxV6

6b) Folklore comprising stories circulated as true, often with macabre or humorous elements

[WTFH]

Putting my answers in white below:
1. Duran Durantelope
2. Mc Flymo
3. Velvet Undergroundhog day
4. Take Thatilla
5. Bananramaretto
6. Blurban legend

[mudskipper]

Putting my answers in white below:[COLOR=#ffffff]

Perfect

[xoggoth]

Excellent answers WTFH, now I don't have to bother.

[ladymuck]

The white doesn't work on the mobile app

[WTFH]

The white doesn't work on the mobile app

Sorry!

[mudskipper]

R2: Roonerspisms (what it says on the tin)

1. She wrote a melancholy narrative poem about a limp lettuce and overripe tomato
2. The intimacy of the secluded alcove was spoiled by the intrusion of the inquisitive chef
3. They couldn't demolish the high rise housing because the roof was inhabited by a group of winged rodents
4. The trader in philately was robbed by a slightly incontinent burglar
5. He ate a salty cinema snack while watching an x-rated movie featuring law enforcers

[xoggoth]

Not seen it so had to look up the game on Wikipedia.

1st four quite easy.
Cant get last yet.

[xoggoth]

Ah got it. That should have been easiest for me given last word.

[mudskipper]

Anyone still playing?

Highbrow/Lowbrow

(Two sets of questions, same answers)

Highbrow

1. The French revolution of 1830 was also known as the what Revolution?
2. Biblical father of James and John, two disciples of Jesus.
3. City which is home to the double decker Oberbaum Bridge.
4. Son of Maia and Jupiter; Roman god of profit and trade, and guide of dead souls to the underworld.
5. Insect of the family Gryllidae
6. Surname of the composer whose only opera was Fidelio.

Lowbrow

1. Someone born on the first of this month would have the star sign of Cancer.
2. Spring loaded character from the Magic Roundabout, known for the phrase "Time for bed".
3. Band who performed "Take My Breath Away" from the 1986 film "Top Gun".
4. Element known as quicksilver, commonly found in old thermometers.
5. Game played with leather on willow
6. Film St Bernard owned by the Newton family.