A Christmas fictional pub/club quiz

[Nearly Sane]

The Bronze would be BTVS

O.

And following on from that

The Founding Fathers

[Nearly Sane]

Objection, your honour: the Tabard was a real inn, and Harry Bailey was its real landlord in Chaucer's time.
Yes, 'The Moon Under Water' was the imaginary pub in Orwell's famous essay on the ideal city pub.

And now unfortunately incarnated as a chain of Wetherspoon's bars that don't live up to his suggested features.

[Outrider]

The Founding Fathers

Bones.

Pushing the definition of 'fiction' perhaps...

The Winking Skeever

O.

[Nearly Sane]

Bones.

Pushing the definition of 'fiction' perhaps...

The Winking Skeever

O.

Don't know - but is this a video game given your comment? May use them but the target audience on Christmas Day is not filled with people who play video games.

[jeremyp]

Objection, your honour: the Tabard was a real inn, and Harry Bailey was its real landlord in Chaucer's time.
Yes, 'The Moon Under Water' was the imaginary pub in Orwell's famous essay on the ideal city pub.

The Admiral Benbow is also a real pub. What's the problem?

[jeremyp]

The Bunch of Grapes.

[Nearly Sane]

The Bunch of Grapes.

Nope, I'm getting nothing on that.

Now that the Tabard answer is up what was your guess?

[Outrider]

Don't know - but is this a video game given your comment? May use them but the target audience on Christmas Day is not filled with people who play video games.

It is, Skyrim from the Elder Scrolls series

O.

[Steve H]

The Admiral Benbow is also a real pub. What's the problem?

Is it? I didn't know that. The problem - well, not really a problem, but a pedantic point - is that they are not fictional, although they appear in works of fiction.

[Steve H]

Another one: the Dog and Hammer.

[jeremyp]

Nope, I'm getting nothing on that.

Clue: it's on Easy Street. It might be considered a copper's pub.

Now that the Tabard answer is up what was your guess?

A Knight's Tale.

[jeremyp]

Is it? I didn't know that. The problem - well, not really a problem, but a pedantic point - is that they are not fictional, although they appear in works of fiction.

Admiral Benbow was a real person. I don't know if the Treasure Island pub was named after him or the pub in Penzance.

[Nearly Sane]

Clue: it's on Easy Street. It might be considered a copper's pub.A Knight's Tale.

Only got it by googling. And yes A Knight's Tale is oddly connected


Next one Club Obi Wan

[Nearly Sane]

Another one: the Dog and Hammer.

Clue?

[Steve H]

Clue?

Scurrilous comic.

[Nearly Sane]

Scurrilous comic.

Ah, I am getting old. Tempted to say that I didn't know the PM had a pub but Viz. Good one

[Steve H]

Ah, I am getting old. Tempted to say that I didn't know the PM had a pub but Viz. Good one

Indeed - specifically, the fat slags. It's an exceedingly rough and grotty boozing-den.

[Nearly Sane]

So waiting for answer to Club Obi Wan


And will add


The Duke of Burgundy


And

Rolliver's Inn

[Anchorman]

The Mended drum. (But the peanuts are taken)

[Nearly Sane]

The Mended drum. (But the peanuts are taken)

i am guessing this would be somewhere on Discworld?

[Anchorman]

i am guessing this would be somewhere on Discworld?

   
Yep.
But the coppers drink in the Bucket on Gleam street.
Ooooook.

[Steve H]

The Prancing Pony (or is that too easy?)

[Nearly Sane]

The Prancing Pony (or is that too easy?)

I will probably use it - while it might seem easy - LoTR - it's a reasonable question. It's not about being too hard to get, just to get a good mix.

[Anchorman]

The Prancing Pony (or is that too easy?)

   

If you're a home bird, though, it would have to be the Green Dragon.

[Steve H]

I will probably use it - while it might seem easy - LoTR - it's a reasonable question. It's not about being too hard to get, just to get a good mix.

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