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You know it's Captain Birdseye because he is in familiar dress. Which of these best describes his attire? |
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Like the Flying Dutchman, Captain Birdseye seems destined to sail the seven seas forever and ever, but when did he first hit TV screens? |
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And, like Captain Jack Sparrow, Captain Birdseye has been brought back from "down among the dead men". How did Birds Eye break the news of their captain's demise? |
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A blaze of lightning further illuminates the Pescod's bridge and you sight Pedro, the captain's pet. Pedro isn't a parrot but what sort of bird is he? |
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Captain Birdseye has anything but a ghostly crew. Their fresh faces reflect the demographic sector towards which his commercials are aimed. Which of the following best describes his shipmates? |
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There be no scurvy aboard Captain Birdseye's vessel. The Captain and his all-singing, all-dancing crew look supremely fit and healthy. Which product have they primarily been used to promote? |
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Most sailors are said to have a different woman in every port. Captain Birdseye, it seems, has a different name. In the UK he is Captain Birdseye. In France he is Captain Iglo. In Italy he is Captain Findus. Which European based multi-national company has been the link between these brand names? |
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"Have you ever been to sea, Billy?"
The night is rough and now you're seeing double. A second captain has appeared that is almost identical to the first. This one won't be familiar to Europeans but will be to Canadians. Who is he? |
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Captain Birdseye's words drift across to you through the stormy air. Which of these is his well-worn catchphrase? |
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The Captain's ship isn't really called the Pescod - it is unnamed in the commercials - but there is a Pescod related link to Captain Birdseye. Which of the following is true? |
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