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Which TV show introduced Mr Blobby?
Answer: Noel's House Party
Why: He was originally pitched to unsuspecting celebrities as a famous children's TV star to trick them.
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In which year did Mr Blobby make his chaotic television debut?
Answer: 1992
Why: Mr Blobby debuted on 24 October 1992 in a Gotcha prank where celebrities were told he was a real children's TV character.
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Which home computer got the official Mr Blobby platform game in 1994?
Answer: Amiga
Why: A remake of the SNES game Super Troll Islands, it let you switch between Mr, Mrs and Baby Blobby, colouring each level in by walking over it.
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What neckwear does Mr Blobby wear?
Answer: Bow tie
Why: It is his entire wardrobe: a yellow bow tie dotted in several colours, sitting on a white collar above a pink body covered in yellow spots.
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Which music act had their 'Stay' video spoofed by Mr Blobby in 1993?
Answer: Shakespears Sister
Why: Stay topped the UK chart for eight weeks and its video won a 1993 BRIT Award; Mr Blobby's clip also spoofed Robert Palmer and Snap!
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On which comedy quiz show did Mr Blobby appear in 2012?
Answer: The Big Fat Quiz of the '90s
Why: Blobby asked the final question on Channel 4's Big Fat Quiz of the '90s in 2012, to the visible terror of panellist Jack Whitehall.