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A) 1940 B) 1950 C) 1930 D) 1931
A) Charlie Chaplin B) Stan Laurel C) George Formby D) Fred Allen
A) Red Skelton B) Jack Benny C) Raymond Knight D) Bob Hope
A) In the 1930s B) In the 1960s C) In the 1940s D) In the 1950s
A) The Cuckoo Hour B) Monitor C) The Goon Show D) The Firesign Theatre
A) Radio Cambridgeshire B) XFM C) NBC D) BBC Radio 4
A) Car advice B) Stand-up comedy routines C) Comedic music D) Humorous storytelling
A) The News Quiz B) A Prairie Home Companion C) Comedy College D) Car Talk
A) NBC B) Radio Cambridgeshire C) BBC Radio 2 D) XFM
A) The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy B) The Burkiss Way C) Son Of Cliché D) The League of Gentlemen
A) Raymond Knight B) Howard Stern C) Garrison Keillor D) Dr. Demento
A) Because there are too many comedy writers B) Because radio licences are federally managed to limit monopolies C) Because of a lack of interest in radio D) Because the country is too small
A) Stoopnagle and Budd B) Bob and Ray C) Gary Perrin and Mike O’Reilly D) Maclean and Maclean
A) NBC B) XFM C) CHEZ-FM 106.1 D) Radio Cambridgeshire
A) The Mighty Boosh B) The Firesign Theatre C) The Goon Show D) Peeper Radio Theatre |