Mastermind - Series 34 - Episode 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ย. 2011
- The first episode of the 34th series of the BBC 2 series "Mastermind."
Dig that new version of the theme tune. Oooooooh yeah.
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Knew 14/17 questions about the Siege of Malta. The fact that I happen to be Maltese is entirely incidental :)
Really enjoying watching these. Thanks
Man that first dude was a brain box!
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He is a former British diplomat for a reason.
Thank you. We in the US can't see these shows so thanks for the upload.
1:13 THE FAMOUS/INFAMOUS MASTERMIND ETCHED GLASS BOWL TROPHY
OMG THIS SHOW IS AMAZING!!! I JUST DISCOVERED IT!! WHY DONT WE HAVE THIS IN THE USA!!??
This episode is significant because of the scores of the contenders. Most of the time, we see people winning with 23. Here it came fourth. 36 points is almost impossible.
I guess I am watching too many BBC quiz shows. I recognize Simon Sparrow from Only Connect!.
Me too. I'm only here because of Ms. Neiman from UC.
Would you happen to have episode 13 of this series please, the last specialist subject was The Hangman Albert Pierrepoint. Would like my church to see the video.
this is my theme tune whenever i am angry. beware!
"charming human parasites" haha
we don't have this in USA. I might go over from Atlanta try and win it and bring it to America!
+Liam Holton grow up!
why?
Liam Holton you're making useless comments on a very serious programme.
I've already sent my application.
Liam Holton Good luck.
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Going from watching 8 out of 10 cats does Countdown to this is a bit of a shock. This show is very abrupt!
New version of theme is very Star Trekky.
Can't help what your born into
Sorry, connection on name Simon Spiro.
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Q20 @ 18:23. Needs to be pronounced as Hey Ram..Instead of Hee Ram,..As in Make "Hay" while the sun shines and the "GA" in Gandhi is pronounced as the GA in Garfield and not like in Gary
Because nobody would wanna watch people just say "pass, pass, pass, pass, .." for a whole show. ;)
Okay, that was mean :D Couldn't resist being cynical.
Why isn't this in the US? This and University Challenge would be great!
Mike Wx good question, I’m amazed it’s not.
@@terencehennegan1439 These shows might be too cerebral for American viewers. We had "GE College Bowl" in the 1960s; "University Challenge" is the British version of that show. There are high-school quiz bowls around the country, but not a national college bowl anymore. "Mastermind" would have to be dumbed down for U.S. viewers (perish the thought). Either makes our toughest quiz, "Jeopardy!", look like child's play as they are now. (I volunteer to host either if they ever make it to American television.)
What is the point of saying "pass" if you can lose by the number of passes at the end.
Because if you guess a wrong answer instead of pass, you waste time by having to hear the right answer. It's a tradeoff.
supahsekzy I think it's always worth guessing. Sometimes people waste time thinking anyway and just say pazs then.
If your really stuck, pass. If you have a vague idea guess. You might be right
Mr.Mister because the mind goes blank after searching for it without success.
Rather say pass than waste time.
Gay