July Quiz Results - Did you win prizes? (Patreon)

Thank you to everyone who entered last months quiz. It was the closest one yet with seven people all sharing top spot. So, it all rested on the tiebreaker question! Ben Atha selected the number 347 and the nearest answer any of the tied patrons gave was 287.

So, the overall winner is... 'Alexis-Rueal' - who will be receiving a signed Season 5 CD, two signed polaroid photos and a signed lyric sheet. Well done! :)

Commiserations to the six patrons who came so close! They were: ZukasEunoia, Dustin, Matthew Thomas, BigBear, ERBofSmoshery and Thormod.

Each month we also reward a free t-shirt to one person just for taking part in the quiz. [drumroll] This month that lucky person is... 'Dan Orlich' [We will be in touch with you soon, to sort your prize].

Below are all the correct answers to all the questions...

1) Who in 1934 ordered the murder of leaders of his own paramilitary group - referred to as 'The Night of the Long Knives'? A: Adolf Hitler

2) In 1649, having lost the English Civil Wars, who was beheaded? A: Charles I

3) The 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' took place during which war? A: Crimean War

4) In 1886 who was the last Native American warrior to surrender to the US Army? A: Geronimo

5) Comedian Andy Kaufman ended his famous Carnegie Hall performance by inviting the entire audience to do what? A: Eat cookies

6) Bill Murray's role as Dr Peter Venkman in 'Ghostbusters' was originally written for which actor? A: John Belushi

7) Salvador Dali designed the logo for which well known brand of confectionery? A: Chupa Chups

8) Who did silent film actor Joseph 'Buster' Keaton claim gave him the nickname 'Buster'? A: Harry Houdini

9) Who is the odd one out? Frederic Chopin, Nicolaus Copernicus, Edmund Hillary or Pope John Paul II? A: Edmund Hillary as the other three were all born in Poland. (Whereas Hillary was known for his expeditions to the North & South 'Poles')

10) Who is the odd one out? Ernest Hemingway, Johann Strauss, Alfred Hitchcock or Al Capone? A: Johann Strauss as he died in 1899. (Whilst the others were all born in 1899)

11) Who is the odd one out? Orson Welles, James Stewart, Charles Bronson or Clark Gable? A: Orson Welles as he did not fight in WWII due to failing the medical. (Whilst the others all enlisted in the armed forces and each received medals for their service)

12) Who is the odd one out? Al Pacino, Larry King, Richard Pryor or Mickey Rooney? A: Al Pacino because he has never been married. Whilst the others have all been married multiple times - Larry King (8 times), Richard Pryor (7 times) and Mickey Rooney (8 times).

13) Peter was given a choice of four famous South Americans - which one did he say he MOST preferred to feature in a future ERB? A: Moctezuma II 

14) Peter was given a choice of four famous villainous characters - which one did he say he LEAST preferred to feature in a future ERB? A: The Mummy

15) We gave Peter just 20 seconds to name an opponent for Richard The Lionheart to face in an ERB - who did he suggest? A: Richard Nixon

16) Lloyd was given a choice of four famous heroic characters - which one did he say he MOST preferred to feature in a future ERB? A: Rocky Balboa

17) Lloyd was given a choice of four famous sportsmen - which one did he say he LEAST preferred to feature in a future ERB? A: David Beckham

18) We gave Lloyd just 20 seconds to name an opponent for Yoda to face in an ERB - who did he suggest? A: Kermit The Frog

19) We asked Ben Atha (aka James Bond) if he could portray another character in a future ERB - who would he pick? A: Indiana Jones

20) We asked Ben if he had to choose an opponent to face Fred Flintstone in a future ERB - who would he pick? A: Peter Griffin

Tiebreaker Question: What number between 1 and 1000 is written on the paper that Ben Atha is holding up in the blurred image below? A: 347

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Thank you again to everyone who entered. We will publish a brand new quiz later this week!