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| 1.
John Cleese played the customer in this sketch - what was his character's name? |
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| 2.
Who played the 'Purveyor of Fine Cheese to the Gentry and the Poverty Stricken Too'? |
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| 3.
According to the sign on the shop, what is it licensed for? |
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| 4.
The cheese purveyor's surname is very appropriate, being the name of a creamy, crumbly and slightly sweet cheese from Yorkshire. What is it? |
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| 5.
The customer came over 'all peckish' when 'sitting in the public library on Thurmond Street'. What was he 'skimming through' at the time? |
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| 6.
The first cheese the customer asks for is Red Leicester, and the excuses start. Which cheese is not matched to the correct excuse? |
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| 7.
What cheese is 'staggeringly popular in this manor'? |
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| 8.
Why doesn't the proprieter want to sell the customer the Camembert? |
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| 9.
Why does the proprietor assert his is the finest cheese shop in the district? |
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| 10.
What does the customer do when the proprietor finally admits that there is, in fact, no cheese in the shop and he has been wasting the customer's time? |
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