Question Time - Part EIGHT!

[Rob McCow]

Watch the Daemons with commentary, maybe do some audio production, sleep like an absolute log.

Have you ever had really bad jet lag?

[Anthony Williams]

Yup - and it's always flying from West to East. I had it everytime I flew back from the US to the UK, and I had it when I flew from the UK to Sri Lanka.

Do you enjoy the Harry Potter franchise?

[Stuart Wallis]

Not really. The novelty of the films wore off, and even bearing in mind they're primarily for children, the books (at least the ones I've read) are not the greatest literature in the world.

Could these peasants armed with pitchforks and lit torches that are currently descending on me possibly be Harry Potter fans...?

[Anthony Williams]

Quite possibly. Better get The Lads to sort them out!

What's your favourite thing to cook?

[Stuart Wallis]

Stake and peasants with pitchforks and lit torches. Well the torches saves investing in a box of matches...

Did i misunderstand the question?

[Anthony Williams]

I think you may have!

So, I ask again... what's your favourite thing to cook?

[Jon Masters]

Curry - made from scratch, with slowly cooked onions and freshly roasted spices. It makes it torture while you're cooking it, but its so worth it by the end.

Do you have a favourite curry ?

[Richard Brinck-Johnsen]

Probably Dansak.

Favourite Italian meal? (I almost left off the word "meal" but then realised someone might answer Pavarotti)

[SiHart]

Oh you like Dhansak too. That's my favourite Richard!

Italian wise, well, I love Creamy Salmon Tagiletelle with leeks.

What's going down in groovetown?

[Rob McCow]

Boogie-woogie, baby. Also I'm very, very hungry and have started on my sandwich already.

Can you stave off your hunger pangs?

[Si Hunt]

I usually have some tomatoes or dried fruit on hand for such an occasion!

When was the last time you were ill?

Si.

[Richard Brinck-Johnsen]

Mid February

Is is too early in the season to be eating Strawberries today? (I am anyway )

[SiHart]

It is never too early for strawberries.

Ben Jackson or Polly Wright... who would you most like to be?

[Anthony Williams]

Oh, probably Ben Jackson!

What do you like to put on toast!?

[SiHart]

Marmite! Yummy, lovely Marmite.

What's the frequency, Kenneth?

[Rob McCow]

You can get your milkman to come daily if you like.

Air conditioning or open windows?

[Anthony Williams]

In London, open windows. In the Deep South, AIR CONDITIONING!

Are there ANY decent politicians?

[Jon Masters]

Apparently the new MP for Bradford is decent, honest and hardworking according to the voters.

Would you like a career in politics ?

[Anthony Williams]

Actually, yes, I would - I'd be one of the few conviction politicians out there.

When was the last time you had a great BBQ?

[Dave Tudor]

Probably last year.

Do you think you were born in the wrong era?

[Anthony Williams]

Probably!

Are you superstitious?

[Stuart Wallis]

I can't see myself having need of superstitions, touch wood.

Actually, I'm rather particular about which foot I put a sock on first, but that's about it.

What's the last song you listened to?

[SiHart]

World Leader Pretend by REM.

Will you be listening and commenting along with the last episode of The Next Universe later on?

[Jon Masters]

Alas, just like in the seventies, I have visitors over when Doctor Who is on so I'll have to catch up with it later

Do you have a favourite fish to eat ?

[Rob McCow]

Salmon's a bit of a winner - but any smoked fish is lush. Smoked haddock might be best of all!

Was Douglas Adams a genius, or merely witty?