
Return to Me — 1991
Magnus Magnusson resumes his questioning of the four finalists vying for the Mastermind 1991 championship. This week, the iconic black chair will be situated in the Great Hall of the University of Exeter. The contestants are: James Fane-Gla…
Four individuals will test their knowledge against Magnus Magnusson, answering questions spanning their areas of expertise and general learning. The setting is the Great Hall of the University of Exeter. The contestants are: Andy Taggart, a…
Magnus Magnusson continues his search for Mastermind 1991, questioning four further hopefuls this week. The iconic black chair awaits them in the Academy Room at Stonyhurst College, Preston. The contestants are: David Renshaw, a civil serva…
In the Academy Room at Stonyhurst College, Magnus Magnusson engages four individuals from northern England in conversation. The participants are: Dave Burnham, a local government officer with a keen interest in the heroic age of Antarctic e…
In the debating chamber of the Oxford Union Society, Magnus Magnusson engages four further competitors. Their topics are: David Watts, a Royal Navy officer, on Elizabethan theatre; Indrani Hettiaratchi, a teacher, on the life and works of F…
In the Debating Chamber of the Oxford Union Society, Magnus Magnusson engaged four further contestants in debate. Their topics were: Michael Schwarz, editor, on the Formula 1 motor racing world championship since 1950; Kate Ford, librarian,…
Magnus Magnusson, flanked by four further participants, is pictured in the Meeting House Chapel at the University of Sussex, Brighton. The contestants were: Colin Harnett, a civil servant, whose topic concerned the life and ghost stories…
In the Meeting House Chapel at the University of Sussex in Brighton, Magnus Magnusson presided over a panel of five contestants. Their topics ranged from Donald Yule, a pensions administration specialist, who discussed the life and works of…
Magnus Magnusson presided over four other competitors in the University of Nottingham's Great Hall. The contestants were: Richard Francis, a university lecturer, whose topic was the life and career of Mahatma Gandhi; Ashis Banerjee, a medic…
Presented from the University of Nottingham's Great Hall, with Magnus Magnusson. The participants are: Alan Parish, a geography teacher specializing in New Zealand; Barbara Gordon-Jones, a voluntary arts worker focusing on the life and w…
At Belfast City Hall, Magnus Magnusson engages Andrew Vaughan, a teacher, in a discussion of Seamus Heaney's life and poetry. Rosaleen Lavery, a customs and excise officer, presents on 18th-century British pottery and porcelain. Alan Frieze…
In the Great Hall of Belfast City Hall, Magnus Magnusson addresses Field Marshal Lord Allenby, accompanied by Cicely Anderson, a retired teacher specializing in Venetian art from 1450 to 1600; Kenneth Barr, a supply teacher whose expertise …
Magnus Magnusson interviews the first four finalists in the McEwan Hall at the University of Edinburgh. The contestants are: Stephen Allen, representing Dartmoor (an actor); Stephanie Brooke, representing Shakespeare's history plays (an…
The final's second place hangs in the balance as four remaining semi-finalists compete against Magnus Magnusson at the McEwan Hall, University of Edinburgh. The contestants are: Jim Maginnis, a Royal Air Force officer, whose subject is the …
At the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts in Norwich, University of East Anglia, Magnus Magnusson poses further questions to four remaining semi-finalists: Howard Dolan, assistant director of the CBI, whose expertise lies in British and Ameri…
With the final position in contention, Magnus Magnusson questions the four runners-up with the highest scores at the University of East Anglia in Norwich. The contestants are: Indrani Hettiaratchi (music teacher) portraying Vera Brittai…
Magnus Magnusson confronts the four finalists vying for the distinguished title of Mastermind. The setting is the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, in 1991. The contenders are: Andrew Francis, a lecturer, specializing in Erwin Rommel…

