Eurovision Winners Quiz | Pointless | S03 E45 | Full Episode

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[@vaseline69]

i can confirm that you can fly to Amsterdam from Bristol

[@brontewcat]

Listening to 2 Brits discussing independent countries they still thought were colonies (effectively what the overseas territories are) was painful, particularly since two of them are republics. Both are beautiful places to visit.

[@tombratcher6938]

Me in the final round: well there's always Akrotiri and Dekhe- DAMNIT OSMAN

[@giacomoandria904]

The final round had one of the hardest questions ever 😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@brontewcat]

Not if you know geography- Gilbraltar, Bermuda and Falkland Islands should have been easy gets. I think they just froze- although the island of Napoleon’s exile was pretty good. Their thinking along the lines of having the Union Jack on the flag was quite deceptive- given that both Australia and New Zealand have it in their flags.

[@vaseline69]

@@brontewcat I guessed Pitcairn Islands, but I will admit I was helped by an earlier show when it was guess for countries with no land borders and Richard said it was an overseas territory

[@brontewcat]

@@vaseline69 Yes - it helps being Australian and having a bit of a clue as to which countries are independent and which still are part of France, or in free association with another - Cook Islands with New Zealand. The only British territory in the Pacific is Pitcairn. It was pretty painful to watch Brits naming some of our neighbours thinking they were still dependent, when they have been fiercely and proudly independent for decades.

[@vaseline69]

@@brontewcat I once had an argument with someone I worked with who was 100% sure that France was in the south of England so was confused that I was stressing about my new passport being delivered in time to go on holiday!!

[@brontewcat]

@@vaseline69 Good lord - that is sad.

[@antoinettebeck6773]

Cassava is NOT a melon. It is a root vegetable from Africa

[@georgiemeredith4435]

Casaba is a winter muskmelon

[@rodrigomarinho1807]

You read CASABA, not cassava, on the show.

[@JonHunt1969]

First

[@Epinardscaramel]

cool

[@brontewcat]

What is the virtue in putting the first comment if you have nothing worthwhile to say?