Bleugh …
I feel knackered … !
To be frank, though, that’s my own fault.
I will insist on staying up late, watching TV.
Which will probably tell you a lot.
Or, at least, that season one of American Horror Story is worth watching.
~≈Ê≈~
Which reminds me.
It’s a Saturday.
And it’s the last Saturday that Peter Capaldi will be appearing as the Doctor.
Bar the Christmas special, his era is over.
Which is something of a shame: Capaldi’s era, with it’s Hincliffe and Holmes era feel, it something I’ve found very watchable.
Talking of the special?
There’s been rumours that the Christmas special won’t just see a regeneration.
But the return of the First Doctor: played by David Bradley.
Capaldi’s regeneration?
Sounds interesting … !
~≈Ê≈~
Let’s move on, shall we?
Yesterday’s Teaser saw Olga* and Debbi† putting in their answers: with both scoring five out of five.
Let’s see how everyone does with today’s questions, shall we?
Q1) During the US Civil War, 1st July 1863, saw the start of which battle?
Q2) More to the point, which side won: Union or Confederacy?
Q3) Which country’s Communist party was founded: on 1st July, 1921?
Q4) London’s first Gay Pride March took place: on 1st July of which year of the 1970s?
Q5) A formal ban on doing what in public, in England, went in to force on 1st July, 2007?
Q6) Finally … What was formal opened on 1st July, 1999: the Welsh Assembly, the Scottish Parliament or the Northern Irish Assembly?
Here’s yesterday’s questions and answers …
Q1) 30th June, 1972, saw the very first what added to the clock: leap second, leap minute or leap hour?A1) Leap second?.
Q2) Three cosmonauts were found dead in their capsule: on landing at Kazakhstan. On landing on 30th June of which year?A2) 1971.
Q3) The Congo became independent: on 30th June, 1960. From which European country?A3) Belgium.
Q4) 30th June, 156 BC, saw the birth of Emperor Wu of China. He was a member of which dynasty?
Q5) Finally … 30th June, 1908, saw the birth of Winston Graham. His Poldark novels were based where: Yorkshire, Lincolnshire or Cornwall?A5) Cornwall.
I’ll leave you with a song …
And a thought …
“I was the first man to put on a dress and play it straight. That was something very fresh. Still is.”Jamie Farr, born 1st July, 1934.
Today’s questions will be answered in tomorrow’s Teaser.
Have a great day!
And no spoilers, now!
* Why thank you, Olga … ! *Bows extravagantly* You have a good one to! (No Dr Who spoilers, now!)
† I will, Debbi! (I’ll be watching Dr Who, tomorrow night, so you know!)
2 comments:
Boy, you have me intrigued about Doctor Who now! :)
Can't wait to watch!
1. Gettysburg
2. the Union (thank heaven!)
3. China
4. 1972
5. smoking
6. the Scottish Parliament
All I can say about Dr who is my lips are sealed but it was a great episode with a great link to the Xmas show.
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