All the answers here are linked in some way. Once you’ve spotted the link, any you didn’t know the first time around should become easier.
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Which type of number was patented by James Goodfellow in 1966?
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Who’s the main villain in the Inspector Gadget franchise?
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What’s the capital of Canada’s Northwest Territories?
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Which four-letter word can mean a rope, a course of action and horse-riding equipment?
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Which company merged with EMI in 1979 and demerged in 1996?
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Which influential science-fiction film of 1982 is set in 2019?
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Which Joe Orton play shares its name with a generic term for early erotic films?
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Which structure — at the time the biggest in America west of the Mississippi — was built for the Seattle World’s Fair in 1962?
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What name, derived from a 14th-century philosopher, is given to the principle that the simplest explanations are the likeliest to be true?
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Baseball player Joe DiMaggio was nicked “the Yankee . . . ” what?
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