Here are the questions and answers from the first “All Stars” edition of ITV quiz show “Tenable”, first shown on Sunday 5 May 2019. Team name: The Medal Heads, captained by Iwan Thomas, a very personable team of sporting medal winners. Here are the team members, along with the charities they were playing for:

Tessa Sanderson, the Little Princesses: “… for young kids who’ve lost their hair through cancer, and what happens is they get wigs bought and everything like that. Just to give them a little bit of hope and life and keep them looking beautiful as well”.

Kris Akabussi, The Become Charity: “When you’re a youngster, and for whatever reason you can’t stay with your mum and dad and you go into the children’s home, that’s a massive step, and because I was a care leaver it’s really important for me to do stuff on their behalf”.

Sharron Davies, Heidi’s Heroes: “a friend of mine who I used to compete with, who sadly died, and family set up a charity to make sure that children that come from deprived families that don’t have enough money or don’t get the opportunity … can learn to swim. And sadly drowning is still the biggest killer of under-15s in the world. It’s important that we make sure children can swim”.

Jade Johnson, Teens Unite [7 teenagers every day are diagnosed with cancer, they offer support]

Iwan Thomas, Saints Foundation [Based in Southampton, for people who have had issues such as drugs, alcohol, or who are homeless, getting them back into the community.]

It’s listed as S3Ep83 on my multi-channel box, and there’s a new theme, with multiple voices singing, “Tenable All Stars”. The format here is the same as other pieces about “Tenable” on this Blog: a list of the challenges, a note on how the team fared, and then the answers.

The Questions

Sunday 5 May 20219, The Medal Heads [Listed as S3Ep83]

Round 1: The 10 James Bond film titles that contain the letter ‘Y’ [These are the 24 official EON James Bond productions, as of May 2018.]

Round 2: The 10 teams of Zlatan Ibrahimovich [The 9 club teams and one national team he has played for, up to April 2018.]

Round 3: The 10 oldest UK national daily newspapers [Those that are still being published as of 31 May 2018; covers papers of all sizes printed Monday to Friday; if a paper has changed its name or part of its name, the current name is the required answer.]

Round 4: The 10 countries that produce the most wine consumed in the UK [Figures for 2016, from the Wine and Spirit Trade Association market overview 2017; covers still rather than sparkling wine.]

Round 5 (The Captain’s Round): The 10 best-selling motorcycle brands in the UK in 2017 [Mopeds and motorcycles based on the number of new registrations in 2017; according to figures published by the Motorcycle Industry Association.]

Final Round: Olympic Cities: The last 10 Summer Olympic Games host cities that contain the letters ‘A’ or ‘D’ [Up to the games of 2016, the cities contain either or both of the letters ‘A’ or ‘D’ at least once.]

How the team fared

Sunday 5 May 2019, The Medal Heads

All 5 members of The Metal Heads made it to the final round and won 38.5k by naming all of the last 10 Summer Olympic Games host cities that contain the letters ‘A’ or ‘D’. [Great work, that really put a smile on my face.]

Questions and Answers

Sunday 5 May 20219, The Medal Heads [Listed as S3Ep83]

Round 1: The 10 James Bond film titles that contain the letter ‘Y’ [These is about the 24 official EON James Bond productions, as of May 2018.]

You Only Live Twice / On Her Majesty’s Secret Service / The Spy Who Loved Me / For Your Eyes Only / Octopussy / The Living Daylights / GoldenEye / Die Another Day / Casino Royale / Skyfall

Round 2: The 10 teams of Zlatan Ibrahimovich [The 9 club teams and one national team he has played for, up to April 2018.]

Malmo / Sweden / Ajax / Juventus / Inter Milan / Barcelona / AC Milan / Paris Saint-Germain / Manchester United / LA Galaxy

Round 3: The 10 oldest UK national daily newspapers [Those that are still being published as of 31 May 2018; covers papers of all sizes printed Monday to Friday; if a paper has changed its name or part of its name, the current name is the required answer.]

The Times / The Guardian / The Daily Telegraph / Financial Times / Daily Mail / Daily Express / Daily Mirror / Morning Star / The Sun / Daily Star

Round 4: The 10 countries that produce the most wine consumed in the UK [Figures for 2016, from the Wine and Spirit Trade Association market overview 2017; covers still rather than sparkling wine.]

Australia / United States / France / Italy / Spain / Chile / South Africa / New Zealand / Argentina / Germany

Round 5 (The Captain’s Round): The 10 best-selling motorcycle brands in the UK in 2017 [Mopeds and motorcycles based on the number of new registrations in 2017; according to figures published by the Motorcycle Industry Association.]

Honda / Yamaha / BMW / Triumph / Kawasaki / KTM / Harley-Davidson / Suzuki / Lexmoto / Ducati

Final Round: Olympic Cities: The last 10 Summer Olympic Games host cities that contain the letters ‘A’ or ‘D’ [Up to the games of 2016, the cities contain either or both of the letters ‘A’ or ‘D’ at least once.]

Rio de Janeiro / London / Athens / Sydney / Atlanta / Barcelona / Los Angeles / Montreal / Amsterdam / Paris