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Published by Archie & Bretz
The Game Show About Wikipedia That We Promise Isn’t Boring With 30 minutes on the clock and using only Wikipedia, Archie & Bretz must find what links two completely unrelated subjects. What connects Whitney Houston to Chernobyl? The Battle of Troy to Margot Robbie? Guzman Y Gomez to Mussolini? This is the only podcast that dares to ask these questions – but can the boys beat the clock or will Wikipedia have the last laugh?
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What connects the Mankini to Willy Wonka? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What connects Aussie icon Steve Irwin to the Tamagotchi? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What connects Eurovision to former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What connects rock band The Cure to the Bidet? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What connects the iconic Seinfeld character George Costanza to the Women's Suffragette Movement? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What connects the Mickey Mouse to the British car Mini Cooper? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What connects the Pablo Escobar to Mr. Squiggle? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What connects the Travis Kelce to Bunnings Warehouse? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What connects the Ebola virus to Former Australian cricketer Andy Bichel? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What connects Taylor Swift to former British Prime Minister Keir Starmer? Archie & Bretz are joined by Pop music expert Taz in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What connects the New York Knicks to Pauline Hanson? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What connects the Titanic to the failed budget airline Bonza? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What connects the Welsh Dragon to the infamous Drop Bear? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done? If you're a fellow Clickhead and want to give a challenge to the boys reach out via Insta! Thank you to Clickheads, Phil and Tasha, for sending through our latest Clickhead adventure.
What connects Tetris to the TV Show, Heated Rivalry? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done? If you're a fellow Clickhead and want to give a challenge to the boys reach out via Insta! Thank you to Clickhead, Claire, for sending through our latest Clickhead adventure.
What connects iconic Disney show That's So Raven to Carl Williams - the babyface killer? In another listener-suggested journey, that's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done? If you're a fellow Clickhead and want to give a challenge to the boys reach out via Insta!
What connects David Attenborough to Machu Picchu? In their very fist listener-suggested journey, that's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done? If you're a fellow Clickhead and want to give a challenge to the boys reach out via Insta!
What connects The Met Gala to Crazy Frog? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What links The Strait of Hormuz to the Hawk Tuah Girl? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What links Karl Stefanovic to Fyre Festival? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
What links Artemis II to Scooby Doo? That's what Archie & Bretz are on a mission (get it...cause space) to work out in the second instalment of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
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