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Post by Weyland »

Is that who the song "Wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen" is about? ;)

Anyway, seeing as it was Blackadder that gave me the answer, what is anachronistic about the first Black Adder (Prince Edmund) having the title of Duke of Edinburgh?
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Is it that Edinburgh wasn't founded at the time (is it 12th Century the first Blackadder was set in).
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Post by Cardinal Sin »

Had he never been there?
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Post by Weyland »

Harry has it more-or-less - the series is set in the 15th century (the first episode is 1485, the Battle of Bosworth). At that time Scotland was still a seperate monarchy.

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Which TV series had the tagline " Stand By For Action - Anything Can Happen In The Next Half Hour" ?
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Post by Cardinal Sin »

No idea, but it sounds like a Gerry Anderson show, so I'm going to guess..

Stingray...

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Certainly is. :wink:
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Post by Cardinal Sin »

What a guess! And in record time too!

What is the only placename to have an exclamation mark in its name?
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Post by jimmymac »

ahhh i remember this one, its a place in devon with the almost film title name of Westward ho!
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westward ho! named after the charles kingsley novel.
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Post by harry 3 »

This often occurs in quizzes. Will let others answer as too smug to reply. :lol:
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bugger.
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Post by harry 3 »

In the same vein name the two places in UK with the name Royal as a prefix.
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Post by Cardinal Sin »

Too smug and too late Harry :D

Jimmy gets there first. Over to you sir.
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royal leamington spa is one (i think)
erm. i can name a few golf courses but they won't count
royal berkshire if counties are allowed, royal windsor & eton.
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