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Sorry to hear you're having trouble at home, but it's not me "throwing my toys out the pram" here, it's you. Why make all this fuss over the answers I gave? Mark them wrong and carry on. Good luck with the rest of the quiz, enjoy it. Don't take it so seriously.

We both love the song and reckoned her version is our favourite :D

That's f***ing blasphemy!

Don't tell lies. I'll sit this one out then, I'm clearly annoying everyone.

I watched my wife walk down the aisle to Lisa's version of Moon River.

I can't remember what I said for Ryan Gosling, but 7 of the 10 questions were answered to the best of my knowledge. I just put things I found amusing for 3 and 4. It's Family Fortunes FFS (FFFFS) so what's the point in guessing when I'll probably get zero anyway? It might be worth a punt in Pointless. Surely the bonus questions are bonuses so what I put for them doesn't matter? Why are there always "bonus" questions anyway? I'm not going to resubmit, so you can keep me banned and keep my name scored out like the naughty schoolboy I am. That'll teach me.

RIP Paul Daniels, but what on earth was this all about? cGXleZWzJFI

You know I don't Google - how on earth am I supposed to play otherwise? Besides, more than half of my answers were genuine attempts - the others are largely things I've never heard of. As for trolling, I could point out that your answer to naming a Sherman Brothers song was to call me a c**t. Jesus, but have it your own way you self-righteous control freak.

Only on Buzzjack could there be TWENTY NINE (TWENTY NINE!) Disney films considered better than Pinocchio. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: For me it's no.1 easily. Sam, you're quite right to give it it's own posting - it should have been top 5 at the very least.

Best thing to do is contact those who were interested in the original thread, get e-mail addresses and take the discussion outside. You won't want more than around 5 people involved anyway - too many cooks and all that.

I quite like Katherine Ryan, but yeah took me a while to warm towards her when she first started appearing on TV. Tim Key is by far my favourite contestant, hope he pops up again in this series as Josh Widdecombe (current champ) guest starred in last night's episode.

Cliff Richard and the cast of The Young Ones – Living Doll {#1 in 1986} A fun song with a hilarious video. A real rarity nowadays.

Blue Monday again. Anyway, it's all relative to what else was around at the time that kept it off the top. A song getting to number one doesn't make it any better or noteworthy.

Aw, sad to hear that. Had been missing him recently from gymnastics.

Well, it's right that the original Winnie the Pooh stories are above the 21st century ones, but what both are doing below Hercules is anybody's guess.

Not sure why you missed this one off your master list. Vanessa Paradis - Joe Le Taxi (#3 in 1988)

I contributed 3 to that 100 million or so albums. Oasis, Pink Floyd and Scissor Sisters. I've given each of them away. Still got Bridge Over Troubled Water on LP but I bought that second hand. Surprised Definitely Maybe and the first Arctic Monkeys album are not on that list - but it does tend to favour the follow ups rather than debuts and is, for the most part, a very, very boring list indeed.

Je T'aime...Moi Non Plus Voyage Voyage Joe Le Taxi C'est ca pour maintenant!

I remember the Black Cauldron being out in the cinema - it looked fantastic due to Don Bluth on art duties and Gurgi was a cute character, but it just wasn't exciting. I've tried to watch it twice since and have never managed to get to the end. I'm going to hold my tongue about the way BJers vote on Disney films - we've been through it at least twice before, and I didn't vote this time. I'm fully expecting my favourite Pinocchio to be way down the list.

Number 21s +10 Pioneers - Long Shot Kick De Bucket +09 Joe Loss & His Orchestra - Wheels - Cha Cha +08 Viscounts - Who Put The Bomp (In The Bomp, Bomp, Bomp) +07 Shirley Bassey - Goldfinger +06 Ray Charles - Busted +05 Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen - Casablanca +04 Rolling Stones - Come On +03 Shirley Bassey - Big Spender +02 Russ Conway - Lesson One +01 Sandie Shaw - Tonight In Tokyo (I would have given points to Jimmy Mack, but that's already been in the 70s Top 40!) Number 22s +10 Wilson Pickett - Land Of 1000 Dances +09 Tijuana Bass - The Lonely Bull (El Solo Torro) +08 Lee Dorsey - Get Out Of My Life, Woman +07 Bobby Rydell - Volare +06 Bob Dylan - Maggie's Farm +05 Peter Sellers & Sophia Loren - Bangers And Mash +04 Frank Sinatra - Ev'rybody's Twisting +03 Gene Vincent - She She Little Sheila +02 Mike Sarne - Just For Kicks +01 Second City Sound - Tchaikovsky One

Cruel Summer by Bananarama. Freaky Time by Point Break.

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It's one of the only number ones from this century that I can name! At least I wasn't absolutely dead last, but really came a cropper due to my BJ and recent chart knowledge. We might need to do one of these on the retro board.

Great idea this - and I'm pleased to see some songs from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s as I kinda thought it'd be dominated entirely by songs from the 50s and the current day as that's where the really long chart runs are.

Make Mine Music certainly shouldn't be last - the Peter and the Wolf segment alone is brilliant.