Pointless Celebrities - One Hundred Point Correct Answer

In a Pointless first, a correct answer is given in which all one hundred people surveyed knew the answer.

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[adjam]

So, 100 people knew the name of that film but only 89 people recognized a picture of Earth when shown it. Some of the scores on this show are ridiculous.

[gmgc]

Following his humiliation on Pointless, Antony Worrall Thompson drowned his sorrows with a trip to Tesco.

[kingdomofskeough]

It was so satisfying when it said 100 and made that noise

[collinslfc]

I knew the answer but I have seen much, much, much easier questions than that which have scored only 60-70 points...

[gregkiteos]

There was another instance of a 100-point correct answer. The question was who hosted the 2012 Olympic Games. Being a UK quiz show, it would have been mad if no one got that right.

[RORBroadcast]

0:53 Alexander’s “Wow” sounds so funny

[lewdogzombies]

So 100 people know Honey I shrunk the kids but 95 people were shown a picture of London (with Big Ben in the picture) and knew it was London

[balthefemroe]

100 points for a correct answer on Pointless, happened again today, only no-one selected the answer. same thing happened with the location of the 2012 Olympics. Well, you'd really have to be living in a cave not to know that they weren't in London lol. But Timmy Mallet's song I wouldn't have thought would've been quite in the same league xD

[GeorgeASFTHM]

"One Hundred Point Correct Answer" should be regarded as an oxymoron.

[Kurtodrome]

MJ wasn't even the first. In one of the earlier seasons there was a round on "Foods beginning with P" where one answer (parmesan) scored 100 points. At the time Alexander had to look at Richard to explain what was going on. This was the first correct 100 on Pointless Celebrities though.

[hywelchard]

You know, this is the first time you've ever had a 100 point correct answer 0:47

[lefthandedscout]

If I recall correctly when given a list of capital cities and asked to name the currencies used in the countries they're in, "Pound Sterling" (though just Pound would have been accepted) scored 97. It was even commented on, saying "I feel quite bad for 3 of these people"...

[LiamEFC.]

I remember a picture of the queen popped up once and it scored 89, that seems x100 more obvious than this answer

[herzegovianbeast]

That actually happened in Croatian version once.

[pferreira]

Proof of how awesome Honey I Shrunk the Kids is. Everybody knows the film!

[bondfool]

"I don't watch films." What kind of psychopath...

[RedoStone]

I'm going through every episode of Pointless starting with Series 28 Episode 29 and listing all of the 90+ point answers, plus anything that I think should've gotten close to 100/100.
S28 E30: None, but 22 people failed to recognise that the Tower Bridge and St Paul's Cathedral are in London.
S28 E33: None, but only 40 people recognised who the US president who Joe Biden was vice president to from 2009 to 2017 was.
S28 E37: None, but another 22 people didn't recognise a pear when they saw it, even when given the first letter and number of letters.
S28 E38: The Silence of the by Thomas Harris (Novels with plural animals missing) - Answer: Lambs (90 points). Interesting that it scored so high because I've never heard of it.
S28 E41: Image of a puppet blue postman with initials PP (Programmes on CBeebies) - Answer: Postman Pat (96 points)
S28 E50: In a common phrase, someone who is calm or relaxed is said to be cool as this salad vegetable (Cool) - Answer: Cucumber (92 points)
S28 E51: S_a_y (Members of the cabbage family) Answer: Savoy (91 points)
S29 E1: "England" and "Germany" for National Teams at the 2022 Women's Euros (97 and 93 points respectively). England is the first one here that somebody actually went for. Also, an image of a jaguar yawning with the first and last letters given (topic: Animals Yawning) got 94 points, AND the same thing happened with "R_D P___A" (red panda), which got 91 points.
S29 E7: The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's N___ (Detective Novels and Short Stories) Answer: Nest (91 points)

[RMProductionsIncfhhuegij]

That's before, "That ain't bread, that's toast!"

[kevinshanahan]

More people knew this the an know how to scan their groceries at a Tesco checkout.

[medafan]

The thing that gets me is that the first 100 point correct awnser... was Honey I shrunk the kids. I've seen questions with answers such as EARTH fail to reach 100, some super obvious ones eve fail to reach 90 and Honey I shrunk the kids is the one everyone gets? really.