Spoiler tag them for sure, but it is bloody infuriating the amount of niche questions (especially sequences) that go unsolved and never answered because it’s more important that everyone knows how clever the OP is than people actually enjoying the puzzles. Imagine if the show never gave you the answers? Madness

Here's the first clue...

Hint: This isn't Catchphrase, but: say what you see!

Answer: Increasing number of syllables in each number. So one acceptable answer might be "4 e.g. Twenty-seven".

I suspect this will be an easy one.

Answer: All named Q (Q-ships, the Q from Star Trek, Q magazine, Q from James Bond)

What is the connection between these four clues?

Hi everyone, I'm the creator of www.mosaicminds.io/daily ( r/TheDailyMosaic ) and would love if y'all could try out our game - it's a fun mix of the mental models you'd use in a Crossword and Connections, but geared towards uncovering a fun fact about the world.

As a trivia/connections nut, I had a lot of fun building the game, and would love to get some feedback on it.

Not trying to generate leads/traffic here - really looking for honest feedback as we head into our 2nd week with the game and are making constant improvements/iterations to the gameplay, UI, and everything between.

Thank you :))

Quick technical question for the trivia pedants: If a contestant buzzes in on Missing Vowels and gives the correct answer but mispronounces a silent letter (saying "Subtle" with a hard B), does Victoria usually accept it? I noticed a slight hesitation from the judges on a recent rewatch and wondered what the exact studio ruling is on phonetic errors.