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What Is The Anniversary Referred To In The Guardian Prize Puzzle

rodders12 | 12:49 Sat 05th Oct 2019 | Crosswords

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Can't get my head round some answers like jones one down or gallium four down

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Neveracrossword

A very famous TV series, very funny - allegedly!

Think John Cleese

JJ109

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1969

Tilly2

The dead parrot clue is a ...clue. :-)

When you have the theme, you'll realise your 4d isn't 'Gallium'

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Thanks gang - never seen the programme and have ditched the crossword now - no wonder it made no sense to me !

Ditched it ? You could have got more help here.

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