Peter Kay And Garlic Bread Trivia Quiz

Answer: The Sound Of Laughter

This book tells of Peter's early life to his beginnings in showbiz. The cover of the book is a scene from the "The Sound Of Music" with Peter's head superimposed on Julie Andrews' shoulders.

Answer: Live At The Top Of The Tower

Recorded live at the top of Blackpool Tower, and released in 2000, it became a massive hit in the UK. One of the funniest parts of the show, was when Peter was talking about his mum buying "Rola Cola" instead of a brand name product - it's worth the cost of the disc on its own. Blackpool Tower was inspired by the Eiffel Tower in France and stands over 158 meters high.

Answer: Farnworth

Peter is nearly always said to be from Bolton, but he was born in Farnworth, just outside Bolton. Peter has a sister and when they were young would make up dance routines to songs they had recorded off the radio.

Answer: Manchester Evening News Arena

Peter mentions working here when he was live on stage at the arena, doing his last show of his "Mum Wants A Bungalow Tour". The Manchester Evening News Arena holds over 10,000 people and Peter could have filled it many times over. Peter worked here in his early twenties - it was one of the many jobs he had before finding work as a comedian.

Answer: The Lion

Peter missed the dress rehearsal for the play, during which the teacher added a new dance routine, which Peter also missed. On the day of the show Peter was told to lie down during the dance routine. Peter had other ideas and wandered around the audience fooling around. Afterwards his teacher asked him if he thought he was a comedian, and the rest is history.

Answer: Queen and Paul Rodgers

This show was the last show in Britian of the 2005 tour. The tour was the first they had done as Queen since Freddie Mercury's death in 1991. Paul Rodgers was the lead singer for the tour and the following 2008 tour, which coincided with the release of "The Cosmos Rocks" album.

This show should have been a week earlier, but was cancelled due to the London bombings. Queen gave away thousands of tickets to emergency service workers for the show. Peter did several little segments during the concert, including about 20 minutes of his stand up routine.

Answer: John Smith's Bitter

John Smith's Bitter is a smooth cream, flow ale, and is a very popular drink in the UK. John Smith's brewery was founded in 1847 in Yorkshire England. John Smith's brewery is now owned by Heineken.

Answer: Crossroads

Peter had two small parts in "Coronation St", one of which was playing the boyfriend of his off screen friend Sally Lindsay. Peter also appeared in episodes of "Dr Who" as an alien, and "Heartbeat" as a thief. Peter will not get a chance to be in "Crossroads" as it was cancelled years ago. "Crossroads" ran from 1968-1988 and was brought back from 2001-2003 but never regained the original appeal of the show.

Answer: Im Gonna Be (500 Miles)

"Im Gonna Be (500 Miles)" was a hit for The Proclaimers in 1988. The Proclaimers are a Scottish band and the two members are identical twin brothers Charlie and Craig Reid.

Answer: Saturday Night Peter

Peter's 2nd book goes more into his stand up life. Peter talks of winning Channel 4's, "So You Think Your Funny" competition at the Edinburgh festival, in Scotland.