Cobley Wanderers made it two wins in a row in November, which put them back in front on the all-time table, five wins to four.
In second place were Blow-ins, back in the top two for the first time since their tie for second in June.
By the numbers
When the Wanderers and Blow-ins finish first and second, there is only one way it has gone so far: the Wanderers on top, both times.
A flavour of the questions
November had another alphabet round (N to W this time), a picture sheet with a local sign (Hatherleigh), some clothing care symbols, and a phone keypad bone: dial 272 64 86 and you get the cranium.
- General knowledgeFrom 1889 to 1977, the Orient Express ran directly from where to where?
Answer: Paris to Istanbul - General knowledgeWhat type of boat was also the name of a unit of currency in Ireland?
Answer: Punt - Alphabet roundWhich Womble loves sleep and food and is named after a river?
Answer: Orinoco - General knowledgeWhat word can mean a close-fitting bodice and a region of Spain?
Answer: Basque - General knowledgeHO, OO and N are scales used in which hobby?
Answer: Model railways - General knowledgeWhich vegetable completes the saying: fine words butter no...?
Answer: Parsnips - General knowledgeCoffee chain Starbucks took its name from a character in which book?
Answer: Moby-Dick - WipeoutHow many dominoes are there in a set: 18, 28 or 38?
Answer: 28
The Wipeout round went from the three little pigs to Montego Bay before arriving, as it always does, at the traditional final question.
The audio round: national anthems
Ten anthems, name the country. Nine of them were countries. The tenth was Devon, which is technically a county, but try telling that to anyone in the Tom Cobley.
- USA
- Australia
- France
- Ireland
- Canada
- Germany
- Wales
- South Africa
- Italy
- Devon
And finally
Next up was December, and the first Christmas Special of the revival.
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.