Not a "wrong" question but a "bad" one

BGTUNA · **Posted:** Sun Mar 10, 2019 4:35 pm

On Saturday, March 9 of Playback, in the first round there was a question "Which of the following was a one-hit wonder?" The choices were Paul Young and John Parr. It was a poor choice as John Parr had two top 30 hits and Paul Young had 5 top 30 hits.

clark · **Joined:** Mon Mar 15, 2010 5:28 pm **Posts:** 273

BGTUNA wrote:

On Saturday, March 9 of Playback, in the first round there was a question "Which of the following was a one-hit wonder?" The choices were Paul Young and John Parr. It was a poor choice as John Parr had two top 30 hits and Paul Young had 5 top 30 hits.

Neither was a one-hit wonder, so it was a "wrong" question. The Queen question was a correct one, but kind of trivial for a 70s rock headliner. They wanted their 1st top 10, and apparently Killer Queen (their 1st hit) made it to 12, and Bohemian Rhapsody made it to 9. I figured most top players would have missed that for 12k+ points, but apparently not

BGTUNA · **Posted:** Mon Mar 11, 2019 7:30 pm

clark wrote:

BGTUNA wrote:

On Saturday, March 9 of Playback, in the first round there was a question "Which of the following was a one-hit wonder?" The choices were Paul Young and John Parr. It was a poor choice as John Parr had two top 30 hits and Paul Young had 5 top 30 hits.

Neither was a one-hit wonder, so it was a "wrong" question. The Queen question was a correct one, but kind of trivial for a 70s rock headliner. They wanted their 1st top 10, and apparently Killer Queen (their 1st hit) made it to 12, and Bohemian Rhapsody made it to 9. I figured most top players would have missed that for 12k+ points, but apparently not

I went with Bohemian Rhapsody because it was the first single I ever bought (as far as I remember). Maybe not the best strategy to use, but it worked!

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