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Welcome back to the 21st edition of our quiz! Whether you've been with us from the start or are joining us for the first time, I'm thrilled to have you here.
Today's quiz follows our traditional format, diving into four rounds with a total of twenty questions. We'll test your knowledge of 1970s UK TV, revisiting some favourite moments from our five seasons of the My 70’s TV Childhood podcast.
I’ll kick things off with our Odd One Out round. You loved this last time, so we’ve brought it back by popular demand. Listen carefully and pick the odd one out from the group—it's trickier than it sounds!
Next up, the Marathon or Fil Rouge round, inspired by memorable topics from our podcast. Whether you’ve caught every episode or just a few, you’ll find clues that can help lead you to the right answers.
Now for everyone’s favourite, the Spin the Wheel / Name That Tune round! I’ll spin our Wheel of Fate to select a year from the 1970s—today, it’s 1979. Then, our AI-powered theme tune generator will play snippets from TV shows that debuted in the UK during that year. Guess the show from the theme tune for a chance to win points.
Wrapping up with our General TV Trivia round, where anything from the TV Times can make an appearance. It’s fast, fun, and full of surprises.
This week’s bonus question: Where was "The Feathered Serpent," a show known for its intense drama, set? If you know, email us at quiz@my70stvchildhood.com, and will feature your answer in the next quiz!
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Welcome back to the 21st edition of our quiz! Whether you've been with us from the start or are joining us for the first time, I'm thrilled to have you here.
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