The Huge Quiz Book: Over 1,000 Questions

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Ranj who asked the teams to identify different muscles and bones in the body, and First Dates barman Merlin Griffiths who asked the teams to identify the cocktails he was mixing.

The children of Goldsmith Community Hall made an appearance acting out the cloning of Dolly the sheep played by Hannah MacDonald. Pre-recorded guest questions came from Buzz Aldrin, Deborah Meaden from Dragons' Den, Joey Essex, Rylan Clark, Warwick Davis and David Haye. Recorded guest questions were provided by Zig and Zag, Chesney Hawkes, B*Witched members Lindsay Armaou and Keavy Lynch, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, Vic and Bob ( Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer), Linford Christie, and Charles Dance (doing a dramatic reading from the autobiography of Melanie Brown). Despite being on air for two series, BBC bosses have pulled the plug and not renewed the show in a bid to make way for new content.When contacted, a spokesperson for the BBC said: “The Tournament had two great series but we need to make room for new opportunities. The Sun", "Sun", "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited. A three-part series of The Big Fat Quiz of Everything was recorded in June and July 2016 at The London Studios. The final question was the normal Big Fat Question, but with a time limit set using the Young-hee doll from Squid Game, with any teams failing to finish writing each answer before the doll's head turns back round being docked five points. Mitchell and Brooker were the eventual winners and were asked by Jimmy Carr after their victory if they wanted to do a dance.

But TVZone has reported the programme won't be back for a third instalment as bosses free up space in the schedules.The questions in general are quite tricky - this could be a good or bad thing depending on what you want the book for. Recorded guest questions were provided by Toyah Willcox, Kim Wilde, Jim Bowen, Bob Carolgees, Carol Decker, Trevor and Simon ( Going Live! Providing the song lyric as news story segment was Channel 4 News presenter and Big Fat Quiz regular Jon Snow, reporting on " It Wasn't Me". The children of Mitchell Brook Primary School made an appearance acting out the cheating scandal on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? In-studio guest questions were provided by Mark-Francis Vandelli from Made in Chelsea and Pamela Anderson.