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What did Rowan Atkinson study at Oxford when he created Mr. Bean?
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What does Wernham Hogg sell in the British version of The Office?
Answer: Paper
Why: The Office was the first British comedy ever to win a Golden Globe, taking Best TV Series Musical or Comedy in January 2004.
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Why do Roy and Moss hand Jen a light-up black box for her speech?
Answer: To trick her into presenting the internet
Why: Moss tells Jen the elders of the Internet approved her using the box, and Roy warns her that breaking it would cause international chaos.
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Which food repeated in a Monty Python sketch gave junk email its name?
Answer: Spam
Why: Hormel embraced the joke and launched a collector's edition Stinky French Garlic Spam for the 2006 London opening of Spamalot.
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Why does Jeremy Usborne eat part of a burnt dog during a boat trip?
Answer: To hide running over a pet
Why: Jeremy reversed a car over Aurora's dog Mummy, then bit into a charred leg to sell his lie that the bag held barbecued turkey.
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Why does Basil Fawlty beat his car with a tree branch?
Answer: It refuses to start
Why: In Gourmet Night, Basil's car breaks down as he dashes to his friend André for a duck, and he thrashes it with a branch.
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Why do King Arthur and his servant bang coconut halves together?
Answer: They cannot afford real horses
Why: No studio would fund it: Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson backed the film as a tax write off, so horses never fit the budget.