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If you found yourself on Mastermind, what would be your specialist subject?

72 replies

ilovepiccolina · 06/01/2010 19:32

Me - no idea really. Something banal. Unlike DH, who knows a lot about one or two subjects, I know a bit about a lot of subjects. I wonder if that's a female thing, and why there aren't that many female contenders?

But anyway, just for fun, your subject? You can't have Coronation St, it's mine!

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Tommy · 07/01/2010 14:52

I would do the "little House on the Prairie" books - know them all inside out and back to front after reading them muself, and to both DSs and having the CDs of them in the car!

CJCregg · 07/01/2010 14:54

Another vote for Antonia Forest novels. And the West Wing.

UnquietDad · 07/01/2010 14:58

heheh chim000, here's one for you:

"What was the title of the track only made available as the B-side to the vinyl picture disc of 'The Loving Kind' ? "

UnquietDad · 07/01/2010 14:59

I'd have to do Doctor Who, but I fear it has been done too often.

Earlybird · 07/01/2010 15:03

Music (not classical though - not that highbrow!) With specialist in-depth knowledge of Country Music.......seriously!

Oblomov · 07/01/2010 15:15

20th Century Russian Literature
Indiana Jones
Sky's Cookery channels
Scooby Doo

4andnotout · 07/01/2010 15:29

The Kay Scarpetta novels by Patricia Cornwall.

Cloth nappies from the year 2001 until present day.

hf128219 · 07/01/2010 15:32

Fly fishing

PuppyMonkey · 07/01/2010 15:32

I am very good at knowing all our local postcodes (NG1 to NG22) and most of the national telephone dialling codes. You know, without looking them up. I think that would be my specialist subject. Unusual. Bit dull.

GibbonInARibbon · 07/01/2010 15:35

Prince pre 1991.

elvislives · 07/01/2010 15:36

Sadly I know nothing about anything. Twould have to be either Buffy, or Stephen King novels (and my knowledge of some of the later ones is a bit dicey- would probably have to restrict it to SK novels of the 1970s and 80s)

TheHeathenOfSuburbia · 07/01/2010 15:49

Ooh, DH and I were discussing this after watching Tony Parsons do surprisingly badly on 'British Punk and New Wave'.

You've got to be specific, haven't you, so I could offer:
The life and career of Billie Joe Armstrong
The life and career of Johnny Depp
My Chemical Romance (reckon I'm obsessed anough to take whatever they throw at me on that one)

One of the posters on here (I forget who ) linked to her DH answering rather impressively on the Sandman graphic novels, I only got two less than him so I reckon I could polish that up to be do-able as well.

As you will notice, they are all highly intellectual topics...

Oblomov · 07/01/2010 15:58

hf is that by J R Hartley ?

UnquietDad · 07/01/2010 16:03

I got a good number of the James Bond and Oasis questions despite only being a fair-weather fan of both, certainly not a specialist. They must have been pretty easy for someone who had studied the subjects.

MistleSnail · 07/01/2010 16:03

Maybe she is J R Hartley

LetThereBeRock · 07/01/2010 16:10

Or AC/DC.

busymummy3 · 07/01/2010 16:12

school admissions ! or what to put in school lunch box today !

Botbot · 07/01/2010 16:16

The UK Pop Charts, 1980?1989.

sadly.

PuzzleRocks · 07/01/2010 16:17

Serial killers. Or sharks.

Oblomov · 07/01/2010 16:18

no she can't be. he/she is still wandering around aimlessly trying to remember where he left the blimmin book.
he needs a copy coz he is so old he can't remember what he wrote. thus no good for MM if you can't remember the text

PuzzleRocks · 07/01/2010 16:18

Or the works of Jim Henson.

TheCrackFox · 07/01/2010 16:33

I would like it to be "Social History of Women in Britain 1945-1960."

TBH at the moment it would "Sponge Bob Square Pants".

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