University Challenge S44E11 Exeter vs UCL 

Steady on - if your mind gets any narrower, your head might explode! Has it ever occurred to you that someone with an Icelandic name may never have been anywhere near Iceland! It may be, for instance, that his forebears emigrated from Iceland to the UK centuries ago - is he still then "from Iceland"? Beware of your own unaware pejudices!

@@thetessellater9163 Steady on - if your mind gets any more selective, your head might explode! Have you not considered that Peadar Films might be Gunnarsson's best friend and have known them since childhood, and know (that/whether) Gunnarsson identifies as Icelandic? Beware of your own unaware prejudices!

@@thetessellater9163 Absolutely correct counter-assumption. Plenty of Brits with foreign-sounding names whose ancestors immigrated to Britain generations ago. Eg. the Rothschilds, although their name is no longer pronounced Roth (red) -- schild (shield) but Roths--child. (Have, however, always found it bizarre that the contestants have to say where they're from: meaningless information if ever there was any.)

He's Scandinavian. Not angry but they don't smile easily, unlike Brueton.

Darude - Sandstorm

given this show has run for many years, with dozens of teams competing, I feel this is most unlikely, but maybe there have been very few relatively.

The question wasn't actually on feminism, it was on Prime Ministers. They just obliquely referenced feminism in order to ask about Prime Ministers.

Que?

He just finished up the latest season of Only Connect.