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On 2024-12-05 20:15:56 +0000, solar penguin said:
> 
> Yesterday’s episode of ‘Richard Osman’s House of Games’ had
> the following question:
> 
> What links these names that have all had their vowels changed?
> Judea Whettikar
> Celon Bikar
> Tum Bikar
> Duvad Tannunt

I know!

They've all been typed by someone with clumsy fingers.
They're all British actors.
They've all been on more than one TV series.

:-p


Too many of these quiz show questions have multiple correct answers, 
but they usually disallow any except the single one they were 
expecting. The UK quiz show "The 1% Club" is especially bad at having 
multiple possible correct answers.