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Right, challenge anyone to Google that and come up with anything more plausible. A bit circular I know, if you can't access the net, how do you get the password but there we have it. 4 of us this week and Daren managed to nutmeg Steve, Graham and myself early doors.

Grenada's finest.

Pictures were male pop stars, the only one troubling us was this johnny.

Looks the type who was bullied mercilessly at school, James Bay apparently.

We did pretty badly on the current affairs but to guess Photo Me were diversifying into Supermarket washing machines would have taken ome thinking, as it did for them I guess.

Back on firmer ground with a third round of "Fire", no problems here with questions a ten year old could answer, or something.

The connections was altogether more headscratching, Elvis, Albert Einstein, Ben Franklin, significant characters, maybe people of the year, banknotes? Then David Jason, Stuart Pearce and some bloke who plays Davos Seaworth made it all together more confusing. All electricians by trade apparently? Reading Einstein's bio it was something he did for about 5 minutes, Psycho was the only one we actually knew about.

Liam Cunningham. Yes, really!

Ten pointers were strangely easy and usual story, half time with all to play for.

Fortified by an egg, ham and cheese sandwich each, we attacked the second half and the link-ups didn't really cause any problems, once we'd decided between Residue, remainder, retinue, remnant. Were there others? No matter, onto jeopardy and again, weirdly straight-forward to kick off with. In fact the only really tasking one was the echidna. Shall we have a look at the little fella?

Cute in a spiny kind of way.

Onto music and it was that memorable group, Big Mountain who covered "Baby I Love Your Way" and that proved to be our only omission of the second half. Jeopardy aced and the Hound on its way home caressing a crisp £50 note in its pocket. With the problem of dodgy trains though.