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I probably should. I'll see if I find some inspiration over the next few days!

Ray502 wrote:this version of TTQ?

I think we should call it the (T)GKQ, rather than TTQ. Though it doesn't sound as good...

Right, let's get back to it!

2 points: The Jonster
1 point: Harpic fraîcheur, Greeness, Ray502

Question 6: What actor provided the voice of Stuart Little in the film series that bears that character’s name?

Michael J. Fox

Finally!

3 points: The Jonster
1 point: Harpic fraîcheur, Greeness, Ray502

Question 7: What does the D in DNA stand for?

PluMGMK wrote:Question 7: What does the D in DNA stand for?

Since I don't know the answer...

It makes sense in context, but just seeing that screenshot on its own with "GOD" written on his chef's hat makes it look really ludicrous!

I don't remember either.....was it deoxyribose or something like that?

Actually I'll allow it. Deoxyribose is indeed the sugar to which the D refers, even if the full DNA molecule is named "deoxyribonucleic acid". (So technically the "se" should be replaced by a hyphen in the answer.)

4 points: The Jonster
1 point: Harpic fraîcheur, Greeness, Ray502

Question 8: (The Jonster can't answer) What item of Mexican cooking, a corn tortilla rolled around a filling and covered with a chili pepper sauce, was mentioned by Rosemary Clooney in the song Mambo Italiano?

Enchilada?

Endeed, baccalà!

4 points: The Jonster
2 points: Ray502
1 point: Harpic fraîcheur, Greeness

Question 9: What are two possible meanings of the acronym “LCD”?

1) Liquid Crystal Display
2) Lowest Common Denominator

I had forgotten about that second one...

Fifo is right, and joins the leaderboard!

4 points: The Jonster
2 points: Ray502
1 point: Harpic fraîcheur, Greeness, Fifo

Question 10: Mature enough to complain about it.
Answer with two words.
The first part of the sentence is a clue to a four letter word.
Add one letter to that word to give the answer to the second part of the sentence.
(e.g. Edge and Hedge)

Is it age and rage?

I'm afraid not. (Remember it's four and five letters, not three and four!)

Grow and grown?

I'm just wildly guessing.

That's not it either! Actually, this is quite a hard one, so I'll give a little hint: "fruit".

Frit and fruit?

Nope. One of the words is usually used in a fruit-related context, but neither of the words is actually "fruit" itself.

All may reanswer.