Hard Quiz – Season 5

Tom Gleeson pits four strangers against each other in a bloodthirsty battle of brains. This episode’s topics are Aircraft of the Royal Australian Air Force, the Seattle Seahawks, Forrest Gump, and Leonardo da Vinci.

Tom Gleeson brings you his quiz-show answer to The Hunger Games. Battling it out this week are experts in Julius Caesar, Australian hip hop, Oliver Sacks, and The Office. Who will reign supreme?

Tom Gleeson has questions about Prince, the Holden Torana, David Unaipon, and Studio Ghibli films, so he invited some self-proclaimed experts to answer them in an unhealthily competitive environment.

To be crowned champion by host Tom Gleeson, an expert on Prince Charles must defeat a Dungeons and Dragons enthusiast, a Kill Bill devotee, and a Verdi opera fan. Who will take the Hard Quiz throne?

Tom Gleeson drills four contestants on their expert topics until a victor emerges. This time its Pomeranians, Alien, the Ultimate Fighting Championship, and recorders. (No eardrums were harmed in the making of this episode).

It’s the Battle of the Duds! Fan favourites Claus (expert topic: Charles Darwin), Kim (My Little Pony), Kevin (John Farnham), and David (The Human Eye) get one more crack at taking home Tom Gleeson’s Big Brass Mug!

What do Cleopatra, Allan Border, ABC cartoon Bluey and the game of bridge have in common? They’re all expert topics on tonight’s #HardQuiz. Tune in to see who takes home Tom’s Big Brass Mug!

In one of the hardest, quizziest episodes yet, four experts head into battle wielding nothing but their brains, armed with their expert knowledge in Sylvester Stallone, Leeds United, labyrinths, and rats. Let’s play, hard!

Host Tom Gleeson grills experts who fancy themselves on their knowledge of Shane Warne, World War II’s Dam Busters raid, the novels of James Herriot, and reality TV show Survivor. But only one can survive Hard Quiz!

It’s a Hard Quiz lineup for the ages: Tom Gleeson grills experts in the kakapo (it’s a flightless bird), Theseus (he’s a mythical Greek), calculus (it’s a field of mathematics), and Neighbours. (It’s Neighbours.)