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Hard Quiz - Season 10 Episode 25 -
Battle Of The Duds: Knitting, The Kraft Twins, Spider-Man & Breaker Morant
Battle Of The Duds: Knitting, The Kraft Twins, Spider-Man & Breaker Morant
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01:29Well, I work as a lawyer, but I work as a...
01:33I'm not charging you for this.
01:38I work for a, should I say, a politician.
01:41Which one?
01:43I mean, you didn't have to bring it up, but now you have.
01:46So we all want to know.
01:48Yeah, yeah, yeah. No.
01:55Is it true you've got some kind of beef
01:56with the universally respected historian and writer Peter Fitzsimons?
02:01Next.
02:03Why are you cross with Peter Fitzsimons?
02:06His book is rubbish.
02:07Oh, OK.
02:08On Braker Morant.
02:10OK.
02:11Inaccurate. Factually inaccurate.
02:12Sounds like you're a little bit jealous that his book sells more at Christmas time than yours.
02:18No, I'm working on a book myself, another book.
02:20OK.
02:21Which will correct a lot of what he didn't say.
02:23All correct.
02:24All beautifully researched.
02:26Yep.
02:26And boring as ****.
02:29Cameron.
02:30Yes.
02:31Now, one of the things about Spider-Man is he's meant to be relatable.
02:34Yes.
02:34He doesn't have much money.
02:36He's got terrible luck.
02:37He's crippled by guilt.
02:38Which of his huge personality flaws do you relate to?
02:41Pretty much all of them.
02:43LAUGHTER
02:43Now, I'm worried about you, Cameron,
02:48because since you were last on, there's been about a thousand different movies, books, magazines
02:52and all that that have come out.
02:54Have you stayed across the subject?
02:56Uh, unfortunately not.
02:58I've kind of, if anything, given up a little on Spider-Man.
03:01LAUGHTER
03:01Now, since you were here last, you told us you've been working on model planes.
03:06Yes.
03:07How big is that collection?
03:08Actually, it's not too big.
03:09I keep throwing them out.
03:10Why do you throw them out?
03:12I just don't want or need them anymore.
03:14OK.
03:14We can just do them better.
03:15So you paint it, complete it, chuck it.
03:19Sometimes.
03:20Well, probably better than what my dad did back in his day.
03:22Oh, what'd he do?
03:23Shot them with air rifles.
03:25Oh.
03:26LAUGHTER
03:26APPLAUSE
03:27Sarah.
03:30Hi, Tom.
03:31Your expert subject is identical twins, the Cray Brothers, who were British gangsters.
03:36Now, we noted this last time, but you have the perfect accent for a London gangster.
03:39Is that fair?
03:40Yeah, that's what you said.
03:41Well, can you please say for me,
03:43If I lose again, I'm going to cut you, you toilet.
03:48Please.
03:49If I lose again, I'm going to cut you, you toilet.
03:53LAUGHTER
03:54Yes!
03:56Yes!
03:58I love it.
03:59Now, the Crays were extremely violent thugs.
04:02Remind us what you like about them.
04:03Uh, that.
04:04LAUGHTER
04:05You like that they were bad?
04:08Oh, yeah.
04:08OK.
04:09I like a bad boy.
04:10OK.
04:10Welcome to Hard Quiz.
04:14LAUGHTER
04:14Last time you got all of your expert round questions correct.
04:19Yeah.
04:20So you got five from five, but you bombed out in Tom's round.
04:23Did losing make you feel mad?
04:25Very mad.
04:26OK.
04:26You know, you said...
04:27I did say I was going to get you in the car park.
04:30Oh.
04:30But I couldn't find your car.
04:32All right.
04:33So if you lose again tonight, should I organise security to escort me to my car?
04:36Definitely.
04:36LAUGHTER
04:37All right.
04:41Boom!
04:41Hi, Tom.
04:43CHEERING
04:43How hard is it to learn how to knit?
04:47Oh, look, it's just a couple of sticks and some string.
04:49It's not that hard.
04:50So you just need a bit of wool and osteoporosis and off you go.
04:54LAUGHTER
04:54I think it'd be a bit hard to knit if you had osteoporosis.
04:58OK.
04:59So why bother learning how to knit when an eight-year-old at a sweatshop could make something
05:03as good as this suit?
05:04LAUGHTER
05:05Well, slow fashion is really about acting against that.
05:10I really don't believe that we should be buying clothes that are made by children.
05:13All right.
05:14APPLAUSE
05:14Your taxes pay for this suit.
05:20LAUGHTER
05:20You should be happy I bought it from Child Labour.
05:24LAUGHTER
05:24Now, last time you were here, you had four of your questions stolen by Patsy, who went
05:31on to get a record of 120 points.
05:34Yeah.
05:35Would you like the Cray Twins to take out a hit on Patsy?
05:38LAUGHTER
05:38You know, the knitting community is very tight-knit, and I received a lot of messages of support.
05:49I had to respond by saying, I do not condone violence.
05:52LAUGHTER
05:53APPLAUSE
05:54All right, let's play.
05:57PUN!
05:58Expert round.
05:59Expert subject.
06:01Win or lose five points.
06:02Steal and answer double points.
06:05I'll ask each of you five questions on your expert subject.
06:08Right, you get five points.
06:09Wrong, I will take five points from you.
06:10The rest of you can steal at any time to get double points.
06:13Let's start with Prue and her expert subject, knitting.
06:17APPLAUSE
06:18Knitters can create tubes of fabric by knitting in the round, using circular or what other
06:24kind of needle?
06:26Prue.
06:27Uh, double-pointed needles.
06:29Correct!
06:29APPLAUSE
06:30In his first post on social media app TikTok, musician Lenny Kravitz resurrected a meme
06:38from 2012 by wearing what knitted item?
06:42Put a steal at Sarah.
06:44Beanie.
06:45In correct.
06:46Prue.
06:47Scarf.
06:48Correct!
06:48APPLAUSE
06:48Lenny first wore the big scarf in 2012, and it became a meme when people photoshopped it
06:58to be even bigger.
06:59LAUGHTER
07:00Pulling apart your knitting to undo a mistake is...
07:04Frogging.
07:05Correct!
07:06CHEERING
07:07Is known by what amphibious name?
07:10Frogging is correct.
07:11Why is it called frogging?
07:12Because you rip it, rip it.
07:13CHEERING
07:14Knitters have great jokes.
07:21Competitive diver Tom Daley was celebrated for his knitting at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics,
07:27making a pouch to hold what item?
07:29Prue.
07:30His gold medal.
07:31Correct!
07:32APPLAUSE
07:33Last question in your set, Prue.
07:37The knitting technique where you knit with your fingers instead of knitting needles is
07:41called finger what?
07:43Prue.
07:44Knitting.
07:44Well, it's a Duds episode, so we've got to, you know, we've got to get a few easy ones
08:00in there.
08:02Five from four!
08:03CHEERING
08:04All right, next set of questions is for Sarah on The Cray Twins.
08:10CHEERING
08:11As part of organised crime gang, The Firm, Ronnie and Reggie Cray terrorised London in
08:17the 50s and 60s, with Ronnie adopting what military rank?
08:22Sarah?
08:22The Colonel.
08:23Correct!
08:23Yeah, they love monster movies and they wanted to be famous like Al Capone.
08:30And like Colonel Sanders, he's not a real colonel.
08:33But like KFC, they killed people.
08:34LAUGHTER
08:35In 1956, Ronnie Cray was sentenced to three years in prison for grievous bodily harm after
08:44a rival was attacked with what rifle fixing?
08:48It's wide open.
08:50For the Steelers, Prue.
08:51Bayonet.
08:53Correct!
08:53Yeah!
08:55Double points to you.
08:58Well done.
08:59Despite reputations for murder, assault and arson, the Crays were social high flyers,
09:05known to associate with Frank Sinatra and which Wizard of Oz star?
09:08Sarah?
09:09Judy Garland.
09:10Correct!
09:11In his autobiography, My Story, Ronnie Cray acknowledges he had what sexual orientation?
09:21For the Steelers Cameron.
09:22He was homosexual.
09:24Incorrect.
09:25Sarah?
09:26Bisexual.
09:27Correct!
09:29Yeah, their gang was actually fine with it.
09:34So for the era, it's actually quite a nice story of tolerance, if you ignore all the murder
09:39and stabbing and shit.
09:42Last question in your set, Sarah.
09:44Brothers Ronnie and Reggie were known as the Cray twins due to there being how many of them?
09:49Sarah?
09:50Two.
09:50Two.
09:50Sometimes we save the tricky ones for laughs.
10:01Okay, time now for Cameron and Spider-Man.
10:03A catchphrase first used in The Amazing Spider-Man, issue six, Peter Parker refers to his ability
10:14to sense danger.
10:15Cameron?
10:16His spider sense is tingling.
10:18Correct!
10:20By saying, my spider sense is what?
10:22Tingling is correct.
10:23In 1971, several issues of The Amazing Spider-Man ran afoul of the Comics Code Authority for showing
10:31drug use by Harry Osborne, the son of which arch-villain?
10:35Cameron?
10:36The Green Goblin.
10:37Correct!
10:38In the Spider-Man comics, the sound effect, thwip, means the hero is performing what action?
10:47Cameron?
10:48He's spinning his webs.
10:50Correct!
10:54A classic meme recreated to promote the film Spider-Man No Way Home featured Spider-Man actors
11:00Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield and who else?
11:03Cameron?
11:03Toby Maguire.
11:05Correct!
11:08Last question in your set, Cameron.
11:10The theme to Disney Junior's Spidey and his amazing friends includes the lyric, Spidey
11:15and his amazing, Spidey and his amazing, Spidey and his amazing, what?
11:21Cameron?
11:21Friends.
11:29Five from five!
11:31Last set of the expert round, it's James and Breaker Morant.
11:42I feel like if Peter Fitzsimons was here, he would have stolen a few answers.
11:47If he was, I wouldn't be here.
11:49Oh.
11:52Do you have a dartboard with a red bandana on it at home?
11:55I feel like this, uh, the contempt is really deep, James.
12:00Emigrating from England in 1883, Harry Breaker Morant worked as a stockman in Queensland
12:08where he was accused of writing dud cheques and stealing 32 of what livestock?
12:13Pigs.
12:15Correct!
12:18Convicted of murdering prisoners in the Second Boer War, Morant argued he was following orders,
12:23a legal defence now known by the name of what German city?
12:28James.
12:29Correct!
12:32Yeah, Breaker Morant expert Peter Fitzsimons, as it turns out, says that there was no proof
12:38that the orders, like, they ever existed.
12:40There were no such orders, certainly that would not have come to light, and if Mr. Uncles
12:45says, you know, there's proof of this, let's see it, mate.
12:49Who's this Mr. Uncles guy?
12:51Oh, no.
12:51I've got the proof.
12:54It's there.
12:55You're Mr. Uncles?
12:57Yes.
12:57OK.
12:59No!
13:03In the 1980 movie Breaker Morant, moments before being executed by firing squad, Morant says,
13:09shoot straight, you what?
13:11To the skillet, Sarah.
13:12Bastard.
13:13Incorrect, it's still open.
13:16James.
13:17Shoot straight, you bastards.
13:19Correct!
13:21Yeah, Sarah, you got it wrong.
13:23She said bastard, and it's bastards.
13:25It's plural.
13:26Oh.
13:27Yeah, yeah.
13:28That's not very fair.
13:30Oh, isn't it?
13:30Well, your subject's not the cray.
13:32Morant claimed to be acting under orders from Lord Kitchener, whose military tactics included
13:44a practice of destruction known as what earth?
13:47Cameron for the steal.
13:49Scorched earth.
13:50Correct!
13:51Got it wrong to you.
13:54Last question in your set, James.
13:56Yep.
13:56In the war, Morant fought with the Bushveld Carboneers, a unit known by what word, meaning
14:02the opposite of regular?
14:05Who's the stealer, Cameron?
14:07Irregular.
14:08Correct!
14:09It's up to us to you.
14:10Thank you.
14:10Thank you.
14:17It's almost like Sesame Street, isn't it?
14:19We've looked through their subjects, now let's look through mine.
14:23Tom's round.
14:24Tom's subject, multiple choice.
14:28This week, I've been really getting into death.
14:31I love death.
14:32That's why I watch Sammy J's gigs.
14:36A personification of death, the Grim Reaper is typically pictured carrying which farming tool?
14:42A, scythe, B, manic, C, axe, D, fork.
14:47The answer is A, scythe.
14:54Able to kill a healthy adult with its toxin, which of these mushrooms is known as the death
15:00cap?
15:00A, this one, B, this one, C, this one, D, this one.
15:08The answer is D, this one.
15:12Coo, Cameron James, if you ever make me a risotto, I'm not going to eat it.
15:22Known as the smell of death, the odour of rotting flesh is mainly attributed to cadaverine.
15:28And which other chemical substance?
15:30A, arsine.
15:31B, vomicine.
15:33C, putrescine.
15:35D, sarcophagine.
15:38The answer is C, putrescine.
15:42A Madagascan ritual known as the turning of the bones sees families exhume their loved
15:53ones years after death to do what?
15:56A, bury them in a different location.
15:58B, ask three and only three questions about the afterlife.
16:02C, dance with them.
16:03D, scare children with ghost stories.
16:06The answer is C, dance with them.
16:17Yeah, exhuming the dead is also how they find hosts for dancing with the stars.
16:21Last question in my round, double points.
16:28Have a listen.
16:29The death-themed song, I will follow you into the dark, was released as a single in 2006
16:37by a band with which death-themed name?
16:40A, the killers.
16:41B, death cab for cutie.
16:43C, the grateful dead.
16:44D, megadeath.
16:45E, death from above, 1979.
16:47F, the Brian Jonestown massacre.
16:51The answer is B, death cab for cutie.
17:00All right, at the end of my round, James, you're at the bottom on ten.
17:03Get over here.
17:04C, do you want to appeal the decision?
17:16No, I'll shoot through.
17:20I've enjoyed the experience.
17:21Guess who's on the other side of that door.
17:23What?
17:24There's someone wearing a red bandana.
17:27Waiting to give you a big hug.
17:29Thank you.
17:30All right.
17:31Out.
17:31Thanks, Tom.
17:32There he goes.
17:34All right, it's People's Round.
17:43The People's Round against the clock.
17:46Sit up straight, play along at home.
17:48Your time starts now.
17:49Which R&B singer's name is a term for someone who shows theatregoers to their seats?
17:55Sarah.
17:56Usher.
17:56Yes.
17:57Which R&B singer roller skated while headlining the 2024 Super Bowl halftime show?
18:02Time's up.
18:07Usher.
18:09Which film franchise uses the tagline,
18:11when in space no-one can hear you scream?
18:14Sarah.
18:15Alien.
18:15Yes.
18:16Isla Fisher's 2016 book about a babysitter has the rhyming title Marge in what?
18:22Cameron.
18:23Charge.
18:23Yes.
18:24Which contestant's name am I about to call out?
18:28Prue.
18:29Prue.
18:29Prue.
18:30Yes.
18:32And Bette Mendler won a Grammy for a song named after what flower?
18:37Time's up.
18:37The answer is the rose.
18:41At the end of the paper is round.
18:43Sarah, you're at the bottom on 25.
18:44Get over here.
18:44I'm going to need security, aren't I?
18:56Better be watching over your shoulder tonight.
19:02All right.
19:02Well, if you kill me,
19:04hopefully James might try to restore my memory.
19:09All right.
19:10You ready to go?
19:11I'm ready to go.
19:12Out!
19:12There she goes.
19:19All right.
19:20Only two left.
19:20Who's going to be the hard quiz champion?
19:22Prue and Cameron, get over here because it's time to play hard quiz.
19:25Final round.
19:26Head to head.
19:28Spider-Man versus knitting.
19:31Hard quiz.
19:32Now, there can only be one hard quiz champion who gets to take home the limited edition big brass mug.
19:38Just a reminder, it's a dud mug.
19:40It's got a hole in the bottom of it.
19:42What will you do with the mug if you win, Cameron?
19:46Might keep all me comics up in it.
19:48You know, the ones after I've done tearing them up because they're rubbish.
19:51Okay.
19:55What about you, Prue?
19:56Well, I'm going to put my collection of ball bands in there.
20:00Okay.
20:02It's best to fight penalty shootout style.
20:04Harder questions on your expert subjects.
20:06So, it's Cameron's knowledge of Spider-Man versus Prue's knowledge of knitting.
20:10Let's play.
20:11Hard.
20:15Prue, do you reckon that Patsy will be watching?
20:18Oh, I hope Patsy's watching.
20:19It feels like, well, I hope I win.
20:21Like, how great would that be?
20:23I know.
20:24Because if you won, it would be great because you won, unlike Patsy.
20:32Cameron.
20:32Yes.
20:33While the first featured appearance of the supervillain Venom was in The Amazing Spider-Man
20:38issue 300, he was seen in the final panels of number 299, terrifying Peter Parker's girlfriend
20:47Mary Jane with what four words?
20:50I know this because it's one of my favourite panels of all, actually, just because I've
20:56always been a huge fan of Venom, but he says specifically, honey, I'm home.
21:05Incorrect.
21:08The correct answer is, hi, honey, I'm home.
21:11I'm sorry, I did specifically say four words, and you said three.
21:19So, yeah, he said, hi, honey, I'm home.
21:23God, even that hurt me.
21:25How do you think of me?
21:26I know, I know.
21:27And I'm dead inside, Cameron.
21:31Prue, here are the first two pages of a pattern for a big brass mug cosy.
21:36I love them.
21:37The cosy is knitted in the round using stranded colour work to create the design.
21:44What knitting technique would be used later in the pattern to create an opening for the
21:50mug handle to stick through?
21:53Oh, this is awesome.
21:55So, I've spent all of this year travelling around teaching people this very technique.
22:00It's where you knit in the round using fair oil stranded colour work, and then you cut
22:04off it, and my answer is steek, oh, hang on, what, is it steek or sticking?
22:10You're going to do a steek.
22:12It's my answer.
22:15Correct.
22:19For viewers who are not familiar with knitting patterns, here's one we've knocked off.
22:22Marty.
22:24Okay.
22:24This is a cosy for the big brass mug.
22:29I love it.
22:30That's so cool.
22:33If I win, can I keep that?
22:37Yeah, if you win, you can keep both.
22:39Awesome.
22:40And if you lose, you get neither.
22:41Cameron, 2018's Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse features multiple references to the number
22:5042.
22:51According to co-director Peter Ramsey and producer Christopher Miller, the number had what personal
22:57behind-the-scenes significance?
23:01I'll be absolutely honest, this one has kind of slipped my mind a fair bit.
23:06I'm going to say that there were 42 versions of Spider-Man they wanted to put in.
23:18Incorrect.
23:19The correct answer is it was baseballer Jackie Robinson's number.
23:23Ah.
23:24Jackie Robinson was a barrier-smashing black baseball player, and the film features a black
23:29Hispanic version of Spider-Man, so it was a tribute to that.
23:32Yeah.
23:3242 is also the age you reach when you realise you've been wasting your life with this shit.
23:40Marty?
23:41This is exciting.
23:42Oh, yes.
23:44Okay.
23:44This is awesome.
23:46Prue, here's a chart with the standard yarn weights from the Craft Yarn Council.
23:52Match these types of yarn to their weight category.
23:56Fabulous.
23:57I love this.
23:58This is so good.
23:58All right, so these different weights, it's pretty funny because, like, there really isn't,
24:05even though Craft Yarn Council try to make things standard, there aren't actually really
24:09standard weights.
24:09Okay.
24:10Um, yeah, so, I'm just trying to work out what's the...
24:13You're enjoying this more than Patsy.
24:14I'm loving this.
24:16You're enjoying yourself so much more than Patsy.
24:18All right, so, um, um, I think that's where number three goes.
24:22And, uh, it might be number two, I'm pretty sure it's three.
24:24It might be two.
24:25I might have to do a little bit of, like, um, playing around.
24:28That's right, just talk us through what you're thinking as you do it.
24:31Yeah, and then I'm trying to work out what's the thickest one.
24:35So, I think we're going with jumbo roving right at number seven, which sounds a lot like
24:41super bulky roving as well.
24:43Can you see how there's, like, replication of these terms?
24:45So, like, it's supposed to be standard, but it's not really.
24:48Um, uh, then...
24:51I think we're going there.
24:55And worsted around the four, I reckon.
24:58Um, I think we're looking at fingering...
25:01Well, see, fingering can also be...
25:04One.
25:05I don't...
25:05Yeah, there's...
25:06You were saying about, uh, some funny...
25:08Yeah.
25:08Not was there any funny...
25:09Anything funny in knitting world, there are some funny words, yeah.
25:12Yeah, well, it's always...
25:13It's always good to start with fingering.
25:15I think we're right.
25:21So, we're going from thinnest to thickest.
25:23Fingering, socks, sport, DK, worsted, chunky.
25:26So, yeah, I think we're right.
25:27I think I'm good.
25:28I'm going to lock it in.
25:32Correct.
25:37All right.
25:38Marty?
25:44Cameron?
25:45The Amazing Spider-Man issue 121, cover dated June 1973,
25:51was a turning point in the character's history,
25:54partly due to what controversial sound effect
25:57seen on the fourth panel of page 18?
26:01Okay, I think I know this answer.
26:06I think I know, because in the 70s, apart from the question you asked earlier about the drugs
26:12issue, the only other controversial issue, I guess you could say, in the 70s, was the storyline,
26:21the death of Gwen Stacy, and so, because it was when the Green Goblin threw her off the Queensborough, I think, bridge,
26:31and Spider-Man flung out his web to catch her, and it caught her, but because of the forces of gravity,
26:39the sound effect that made was, nah.
26:46Correct.
26:46Part of JW Anderson's spring-summer 2020 collection, a knitted colourblock patchwork cardigan priced at $1,890 US
27:03became world-famous after it was worn by whom?
27:08Okay.
27:09Um, I mean, I'm trying to think.
27:13The colourblock cardi's been worn by a lot of people.
27:15It's like a very popular style.
27:17And WA Anderson, I'm trying to think who that designer is and where they're based,
27:21if it would be someone from their country.
27:26Um, I know Beyonce.
27:29Let's say Beyonce.
27:31Close.
27:33Correct answer was Harry Styles.
27:39Of course, yes.
27:41Oh, they're both singers, you know.
27:43He's known for his knitwear, too.
27:45He wears a lot of flamboyant knits.
27:47Yes.
27:47Crocheted outfits, yeah.
27:49Cameron.
27:49Written by Marv Wolfman and titled 24 Hours to Doomsday,
27:55Issue 192 of The Amazing Spider-Man features the hero shackled to a bomb along with which other character?
28:04Judging from the look of the cover and from what I can see and my knowledge of the villains of that era
28:11and from the smattering of comics I've read in that era,
28:15I would have to say, um, Alistair Smythe, The Spider-Slayer.
28:24Incorrect.
28:25The correct answer is JJ Jamison.
28:28Oh.
28:29It's Smythe who shackled them together.
28:31Ah.
28:32Yeah, but the other person was JJ Jamison.
28:34Uh, did they escape?
28:35I'm on the edge of my seat.
28:37Yeah.
28:38LAUGHTER
28:39All right, Prue, if you get this right, you are tonight's hard quiz champion.
28:47Suck shit, patsy.
28:49LAUGHTER
28:49Prue.
28:52Elizabeth Zimmerman was a hugely influential designer who revolutionised the art of knitting.
28:58Her first book, published in 1971, had what title?
29:04It definitely had something to do with not crying or knitting without tears, something along those lines.
29:10It was sort of trying to sort of give back power to the knitter and empower her or him or them,
29:15to be, um, to feel like they were in charge of their creative output.
29:21So I think it's Knitting Without Tears.
29:23I think, I think that's the title.
29:26Correct, which means you are tonight's hard quiz champion!
29:30All right, Cameron, you know what this means?
29:32Out!
29:33There he goes.
29:36APPLAUSE
29:37Congratulations, Prue, you are tonight's hard quiz champion!
29:43Which means you get the big round mark.
29:45And he has another side-off!
29:48Thanks for playing the card!
29:50CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
29:52In your face, patsy!
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