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