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CAJJES | 09:06 Fri 25th Oct 2013 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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All the answers are TV programmes but I am stuck completely with the last one. 4 Weeks a Year. No number of letters or words given. It will have to be posted tomorrow so I've run out of time. Thank you very much in advance.
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Was there a programme calle February?
Is there a holiday o=period that covers 4 weeks- eg how long is Lent?
Lent is nearer 6 weeks so can't be that
HOLIDAY is a long-running TV series - most of us get 4 weeks' holiday a year from work.
employee of the month (think it was a tv prog)
Advent?
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Thank you all very much. Sorry to take so long to answer but I do appreciate the answers.
Just had a thought while watching Corrie- there are 13 lots of 4 weeks ina year- 13 to 1?
A month of Sundays?
Good thinking, FF, but wasn't it 15-1?
That would be good, if it wasn't 15 to 1;-)
Good point about 13 to 1! I don't watch much TV.

Wimbledon is I think two weeks a year so it can't be that. Is there a sporting event programme that lasts 4 weeks?

Does Britain's Got Talent last 4 weeks?
Nobody think it could be my Holiday suggestion?
It's better than my 13 to 1!
It could be - I'm just not sure whether many people get exactly 4 weeks' holiday in a year. In fact statutory minimum is 5.6 weeks.
But I think yours is the most likely (assuming there was no programme called February- and even that doesn't work in Leap Years)
^ ... and I suppose 4 weeks is the statutory minimum holiday figure if you net out the 8 public/bank holidays

Holiday could well be right
how long is the six nations rugby on for?
That's not exactly a TV programme, though, mally - more like a series of separate OBs.

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