Friends of Maddie made it two wins out of two, taking the May title with Cobley Wanderers in second place for the second month running.
Three quizzes into the revival, and the same two teams had filled the top two places every single time. The rest of the pub was starting to take notes.
By the numbers
Maddie nudged ahead in the head-to-head: when these two finish first and second, it was now 2 to 1 in their favour.
A flavour of the questions
May took a detour into the Generation Game: a conveyor belt of prizes, 30 seconds to remember them, from a case of champagne to a cuddly toy. Elsewhere there was a Bond question, a Beatles lyric and a spelling test nobody wants.
- General knowledgeIn a single calendar year, which two consecutive months have the most days?
Answer: July and August - General knowledgeOnly Fools and Horses: what’s the name of the pub?
Answer: The Nag’s Head - General knowledgeWhich word links a pastime, a horse and a falcon?
Answer: Hobby - General knowledgeSTASHING is an anagram of which famous battle?
Answer: Hastings - General knowledgeBefore his tennis career, Fred Perry was world champion at what sport?
Answer: Table tennis (in 1929) - General knowledgeWhat would the binary number 1001 be in decimal?
Answer: 9 - General knowledgeWhich 1956 musical film is a remake of The Philadelphia Story?
Answer: High Society - General knowledgeSpell DIARRHOEA, UK spelling.
Answer: D-I-A-R-R-H-O-E-A. Points for bravery.
The picture sheet had a train timetable with one question: where does the 7.04 stop? Totnes, as any local commuter could tell you. There was also some school German to translate, which turned out to be a polite request for the tram stop.
And finally
Next up was June, and a third team crashed the top two.
Every question from the night is in the questions archive, every winner is on the monthly winners board, and there are more photos in the gallery.