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"We Need Answers" is a quiz with a difference. Top ranking comedians take part in a knock out quiz to find out which one of them is the smartest, funniest, best at limbo dancing, and all round know-it-all. Led by Mark Watson, Tim Key and Alex Horne, all the questions put to comedians were ones that had been texted to AQA 63336.
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| Saturday, 16 Aug 2008
Cute Colorado girl Kristen Schaal (Flight of the Conchords) went head to head with Alun Cochrane last night in the second semi-final of We
Need Answers. It was a hard fought match on both sides, with some epic effort in the Physical Challenge round as both contestants struggled
to fit the entire contents of Lidl down their newly donned tracksuit
bottoms. This round went on for some time as the audience discovered
just how versatile tracksuit bottoms really are. Bananas, teapots,
cuddly toys and phones were all emptied into the seemingly bottomless
pants until Mark Watson and Tim Key simply ran out of objects in the
world to fit down them. The round was decided by a race to find the
aforementioned cuddly toy from their new home, which Schaal won in
seconds.
Audience questions flooded in for Alex Horne to ask AQA 63336 about. A
particular favourite was, "Why does Tim Key look like Jesus?" Cochrane
was almost spot on with his observation of Key's Jesus-esque beard and
delusions of grandeur. AQA added the sandals might have something to
do with it too, while Mark observed Key is actually looking a lot more
like fellow comedian Daniel Kitson every day.
In the final quick fire round it seemed very close. Schaal emerged
victorious, but was faced with a tricky challenge when asked if she
wanted to "double her money from £80 to £100?" The American took up
the curious challenge but was flummoxed by the question: "Did Danny
Baker contribute to the death of Bob Marley?" Mark explained that
Danny Baker was "a bit like Bill Clinton", and Bob Marley was "a bit
like Cher". With this added context Schaal was able to correctly
deduce that Danny Baker was innocent of any involvement and won her
prize.
She returns to the final tomorrow to meet the dedicated quizzer Josie
Long in what promises to be the greatest and most all-female of all the We Need Answers finals.
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Alun Cochrane balances a lovely bunch of coconuts.
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