(1) To talk or write complete bollocks
(2) The sound of an immature bird
(3) A revolutionary new way of making lots of meaningless friendships

1. easyJet's IATA airline code
2. a dry-cell battery type now known as D type
3. an unemployment figure released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics
4. a peptide ligand, initially isolated from the neurosecretory system of the Goby fish
5. the name of a really exciting and original Irish rock band

Sorry. Wrong game. Only one of these is false.

1. Helps you breathe more easily
2. 79p for a stream of binary you can't see or feel.
3. A second class return to Nottingham

1. Gushing, over-enthusiastic presentation style (etym.: orig. "a bit Tarrant".)

2. The technology that killed the music industry before Spotify flayed the corpse.

3. American actor of the 1950s, fleetingly famous for his bare-chested macho roles in such films as Hercules of the Ninth and Driving Down to TJ in an Unfeasibly Large Automobile. In 2008, aged 81, he married a cable-TV repairman named Brad.

Robert Robinson - (rings bell) Ah yes, here we are in the home stretch, the final furlong if you will and the score - well, goodness me - it's a jolly exciting 4-a-piece with just time for one more. The word is "Google".

1. A d-d-disease c-c-commonly f-f-found in sh-sheep...g-g-g-goog-le! (goes red and dies)

2. Nyehh...ur way of surrching for the twoof by typing in the question on wans computah! Ask Google and you shall weceive!

(chuckles from Robert Robertson and superannuated audience)

3. Good Lord! Splice the mainbrace and avast ye hearties! For it is none other than a cricketing term dontcha know! It means to bowl a wrong 'un across the seam. There's lots of wrong 'uns in the Lords Taveners XI, I can tell you, what what what? Toodle pip!

1. Patrick Campbell
2. Frank Muir
3. Yes I agree - can only be Mark Ellen...

Spot on with 1 & 2, but number 3 was Willie Rushton, whose physical similarity to Mark Ellen is almost creepy. As if they were born as identical twins, some forty years apart.

the forty years...!
Did Willie Rushton own any blue shirts?

1) Latin phrase meaning "the state in which"
2) In music meaning "Monotonous repetition of the same 12 bars"
3) Chinese Man able to see your financial future.
Danny Baker fans will get the last gag