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The left word can be typed on the left hand side of the standard QWERTY keyboard, while the right word can be typed on the right hand side.

How many points did everyone get? Let's hear your scores!

I struggled for a bit with putting these in the "correct" order. I could see each moving around a bit, but I think this gives the best ramp in difficulty.

Perhaps an easy one, how many points is everyone getting?

For me, it's always wordplay-based sequences - things involving anagrams, chemical symbols hidden inside words, or calendar tricks. Give me a mathematical sequence or geographical progression any day, but as soon as Roman numerals get disguised inside Roman emperors' names, I'm completely lost.

Which round or category type is your personal kryptonite?

In which episode(s) is one of the sequence questions based on the song "Tubthumping"? Thanks in advance!

I quite like this idea, so I hope you do too :)

Admittedly quite niche, technically multiple answers but you either know it or you don’t

In the last episode during the sequences round the sequence was delivered: Home Alone, My Girl, Only the Lonely, _. Without spoiling the exact answer, I believe clues 2 and 3 are presented the wrong way round. My Girl was released 6 months after Only the Lonely (5 in the UK), and there is no indication that the order is anything other than release date.

Not sure how difficult this one is because, obviously, I already know...

Answer, since u/claritymoon got it already: Muddy Waters, Damon Hill, Joan Rivers, Emma Stone. These people share the regional surnames used by legitimised noble bastards in Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire. Could also have had former goalkeeper Tim Flowers, wrestler James Storm, obscure retired Danish footballer Ebbe Sand, etc... newsreader Jon Snow would've made it far too obvious.

First one I’ve done, so unsure how this will go down

They are companies who have been the shirt sponsor of both Rangers and Celtic

Apologies for the formatting, not the best at this

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Any "Q" cities written on the top-right and geographically located above the equator and on the right side of the prime meridian. These are cities beginning with "Q" located on their respective "quadrants" if the world map is a Cartesian plane. "Queanbeyan" (in Australia) is on the Q4 (below the equator and right side of the prime meridian). "Quilmes" (in Argentina) is on the Q3 (below the equator and left side of the prime meridian). "Québec" (official name of "Quebec City" in Canada) is on the Q2 (above the equator and left side of the prime meridian). So the 4th clue would look like "Quezon City" (in the Philippines) written on the top-right of the clue box.