A Christmas fictional pub/club quiz

[Anchorman]

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.

   





BYW, from the same source, if you want a more obscure pub, try 'The Golden Perch'. The beer's rather good, there.

[Nearly Sane]

Show us the full list of questions, when you've compiled it.

When Christmas Day rolls along, I'll put up the questions I used in the fictional bands as well.

[Nearly Sane]

So waiting for answer to Club Obi Wan


And will add


The Duke of Burgundy


And

Rolliver's Inn

And also adding The Clansman
The Kebab and Calculator
The Aigburth Arms

[jeremyp]

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

Except when they drink in the Bunch of Grapes which is where Vimes met Carrot.

[jeremyp]

Eddie's Bar.

[jeremyp]

Ten Forward

[jeremyp]

Rolliver's Inn
...
And also adding The Clansman
The Kebab and Calculator
The Aigburth Arms

I had to Google all of those. They are probably too obscure even for people that watched the shows.

[jeremyp]

Some easy ones:

Jamaica Inn
Cheers

[Nearly Sane]

I had to Google all of those. They are probably too obscure even for people that watched the shows.

The Clansman is very easy if you watch Still Game.

[Nearly Sane]

Ten Forward

Yep , that's one I might well use ST: TNG

[Nearly Sane]

Some easy ones:

Jamaica Inn
Cheers

Eponymous bars don't really work.

[Walter]

The Clansman is very easy if you watch Still Game.

but when did it become The Clansman and what was it's previous name ?

[Nearly Sane]

Eddie's Bar.

Nope not getting this? I keep wanting to say Frasier but I doubt the dog had a bar. Which prompts a thought that fictional pets might work another time.

[Walter]

OR. Fictional public schools ?

[jeremyp]

Eponymous bars don't really work.

Can you stretch it to coffee houses because then you can have Central Perk.

[Nearly Sane]

but when did it become The Clansman and what was it's previous name ?

Bay Horse, The Clansman, Jenny's

[jeremyp]

Nope not getting this? I keep wanting to say Frasier but I doubt the dog had a bar. Which prompts a thought that fictional pets might work another time.

It's from a BBC TV series that's based mainly in London. The protagonists use it as their regular, but they always try to avoid paying for their drinks.

[Nearly Sane]

Can you stretch it to coffee houses because then you can have Central Perk.

I think that's too far, and it's too easy to stretch that far for it.

[Nearly Sane]

One that I would like to use but think is too obscure is Glenister's from the US adaptation of Life on Mars as it was named after Philip Glenister.

[Nearly Sane]

It's from a BBC TV series that's based mainly in London. The protagonists use it as their regular, but they always try to avoid paying for their drinks.

argh!!!! Hustle. That's a really good one. Hard but gettable and central to the series. Definitely using.

[jeremyp]

argh!!!! Hustle. That's a really good one. Hard but gettable and central to the series. Definitely using.

interesting coincidence that you were just talking about a bar called "Glenister's".

[Nearly Sane]

interesting coincidence that you were just talking about a bar called "Glenister's".

Rather like your Tabard guess

[Nearly Sane]

OR. Fictional public schools ?

I think better with fictional schools.

[Nearly Sane]

And another one I would like but think falls into too obscure is The Vatican from Community. I will recommend the series though. Particularly the first 3 series

[Steve H]

Here's another: Fillet of Soul.