Can you name the US Vice Presidents? | Pointless | S13 E06 

The France round was fun. I knew every single one of those. I love world cities. :)

American interested in political history here. I got a perfect score on the vice presidents, although I initially thought B was Hannibal Hamlin. I would've won the jackpot with Letters from Iwo Jima.

Stephen Colbert would've gotten the best answer on US Vice Presidents.

Round 1: I got 12 out of 19 answers including a 6, an 8 and a 10 point answer

Huh - I am Australian and I got 4 out of 5 of the citizenship questions. Any student of Australian history should know St George’s Day. The Gallipoli landings in 1915 in the Dardanelles campaign were scheduled for St George’s Day. However bad weather forced the landings to be postponed to 25 April, which now remembered in Australia and New Zealand as ANZAC Day.

My final answers are gonna be... "Changeling" from Eastwood, "Quiz Show" from Robert Redford, "The Horse Whisperer" from Redford (unsure atm if he directed, we shall see)

James is very 'on' the whole time, isn't he :D He should take a leaf out of the lovely (and gorgeous) and much more natural and relaxed Davide's book.

I'm shocked that 13 people couldn't name Paris!??