Nyder's Famously Fiendish Festive Quiz 2014

[Rob McCow]

After an hour listening to No.1's of the 70's I gave up. But I got the other questions!

[Dirk Gently]

Even knowing the hidden track I still can't hear it.

A bit of a let down that no one got it.

[Philipnet]

Even knowing the hidden track I still can't hear it.

A bit of a let down that no one got it.

There's a reason it's a Fiendish quiz

[Nyder]

I think during the last microsecond you can hear it quite clearly ;-)

[MacNimon]

Rat Trap...I can't believe I didn't get that one!!!! I still can't hear Eye Level, though...that would have been an easy one if it was louder...fiendish right enough!

[Andrew Curnow]

Rat Trap! Of course!

[SiHart]

I thought the hidden track was Mouldy Old Dough!

[Dirk Gently]

I'm struggling to get the 'voice' today. I just can't place it!

[Nyder]

Tim you're having a torrid time at the moment


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[MacNimon]

I honestly don't know todays voice either...I've actually just guessed today. No point in agonising over something you just don't know.

Rat Trap is another matter, though...

[Dirk Gently]

I think I might have it...but it's difficult to confirm.

[Dirk Gently]

Tim you're having a torrid time at the moment

Well I got Grotbags & Rat Trap/Under the moon of love so I suppose I shouldn't complain.

I am at least getting right answers, just having problems getting them. I'm submitting my answer even though I'm not confident in it.

[Nyder]

Well I'm rather pleased with today's question - only one of you has it correct so far. Ha. Ha ha. I'm evil. And a tad fiendish.


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[SiHart]

Very fiendish! It's what we sign up for.

[Andrew Curnow]

How utterly evil!

[Jon Masters]

I've got a very bizarre answer ringing around my head - and I cannot for the life of me see any connection between this person and Richard Hurndall, but it's who it sounds like to me......

[Andrew Curnow]

Is there going to be an answer to this question?
"Indeed there is - tomorrow morning!"

[Nyder]

Is there going to be an answer to this question?
"Indeed there is - tomorrow morning!"

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[Nyder]

And a Leaderboard update too! Can it get anymore exciting???


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[duncan]

Only one person has it correct? Blimey, I submitted an answer rather quickly after listening to it just twice. I hope I didn't rush in too quickly!

[Nyder]

So well done to Duncan for being the only person to correctly guess LESLIE CROWTHER from the soundclip. Leslie was talking about his time recording schools programmes for BBC Radio in the 50s. And I should know ..... cos it was me who interviewed him



Yes that's me he's pointing at! Many years ago......


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[Nyder]

And the scores on the doors look like this - the gap is widening between top and bottom, but still a lorra lorra points left!




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[Nyder]

Back to the anagrams today. Two characters from the same Who story. Can you unjumble the letters from each line and give me the character? A point each if you can. If you can guess one of them, and you know the story, then I guess the other one will come to you fairly quickly. I'm too generous with my points today




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[MacNimon]

I'd never have got that one!!! I didn't recognise the voice, and even researching what Hurndall could have narrated didn't help any...

[Andrew Curnow]

Yes, very tricky - well done Duncan... and well done Dave for the interview in the first place!!