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Death in Paradise or Midsomer Murders? Michael Owen or Frank Lampard?
The Chronicles of Narnia or Harry Potter? James Corden or Steve Coogan? Los Angeles or New York?
Can today’s teams tell Emmerdale from Coronation Street, Twickenham from Wembley, and Tom Hanks from Tom Cruise?
From Casualty to The Bill, contestants face a series of fifty-fifty questions.
The pressure is on as contestants face questions on Nigella Lawson and Gordon Ramsay, 1990s and 2000s films, and a stop-off at Aintree and Silverstone.
Girls Aloud or Little Mix? The 1970s or the 1980s? Summer Olympics or Winter Olympics?
Liverpool FC or Manchester United? Julia Donaldson or Roald Dahl? Fred or Barney?
Margot Robbie or Jennifer Lawrence? Les Misérables or The Phantom of the Opera? The 2000s or the 2010s?
Madonna or Lady Gaga, Cricket or Baseball, Enid Blyton or Jacqueline Wilson.
Blackadder or The Young Ones? Beef or Chicken? Today’s teams will need to stay sharp and trust their instincts.
Olivia Rodrigo or Sabrina Carpenter? Wales or Iceland? 1980s Sport or 1990s sport?
Will today's teams choose Only Fools and Horses or The Royle Family as the correct answer to the questions put before them. And what about Vivienne Westwood or Mary Quant?
Aston Villa or Nottingham Forest? Sleeping Beauty or Cinderella? Vogue or Cosmopolitan?
When Coldplay face U2, will today’s teams be seeing stars or losing track of the hits? Only one team can swipe their way to the cash prize.
From Cats or The Lion King to Taxi or Bus, and even Margaret Thatcher or Theresa May. Only one team can swipe their way to victory.
