The A in ABC
The T in TARDIS, which makes viewers wonder how the Doctor keeps ending up in present day.
What is Time?
Sir Issac Newton, Jane Austen, and Vincent Van Gogh.
Who is Sir Issac Newton?
(1642, 1775, 1756)
Hairy creatures from North-America, the size of the tracks they supposedly leave behind gives them their name.
What are bigfoots?
The first word in the name of the largest sculpture in Britain, designed by Antony Gormley, and completed in 1998.
What is Angel?
A British weekly magazine known for its double-sized issue published each December, detailing the television programme schedules.
What is Radio Times?
The R in SARS, for the system the disease affects.
What is Respiratory?
Aryton Senna, Boris Johnson, and John Travolta.
Who is John Travolta?
(1960, 1964, 1954)
The lone creature which got worldwide attention after the "surgeon's photograph" of 1934. The photo is actually of a putty model on a toy submarine, it was later revealed - this cryptid has held on to fame regardless.
What is the Loch Ness Monster?
A building reserved for spiritual rituals and activities. Artemis' one was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
What is Temple?
A fashion and lifestyle magazine as well as a Madonna single.
What is Vogue?
The M in the ship prefix, e.g. RMS Titanic, for what the vessels had a contract to carry.
What is Mail?
Agatha Christie, Pablo Picasso, and Winston Churchill.
Who is Winston Churchill?
(1890, 1881, 1874)
The creatures known as Meh-Teh in Himalayan folklore which, despite a western nickname, will not melt on a hot day.
What is the Yeti (or Abominable Snowman)?
Curved structure, which can act as a doorway, made from a metamorphic rock.
What is Marble Arch?
American news magazine known for its special editions, such as Person of the Year.
What is Time?
The B in USB, for where such cables are plugged in, not for how the data travels.
What is Bus?
Elvis Presley, Joe Biden, and Princess Margeret, Countess of Snowdon.
Who is Princess Margeret, Countess of Snowdon?
(1935, 1942, 1930)
A bipedal kangaroo-like creature with a horned goat-like head and leathery bat-like wings, at least according to some sightings. There were supposedly hundreds of encounters with this hellish cryptid during one week in 1909, in the Atlantic state for which it is named.
What is the Jersey Devil?
What you get when you place wood, of the tree Robin Hood sheltered in, onto a fire.
What is Burnt Oak?
A weekly magazine specializing in celebrity news and human-interest stories, as well as a greeting.
What is Hello!?
One of the Bs in ABBA, for who Björn Ulvaeus met in 1966.
What is Benny?
Adele, Daniel Radcliffe, and Harry Kane.
Who is Adele?
(88, 89, 93)
'Phantom cat' named for the Cornish region where the purported sightings have been focused since 1978. Despite these, and the discovery of a leopard skull, government reports have found no evidence of alien cats living in the area.
What is the Beast of Bodmin Moor?
The combination of the Tower of London, and Dumbo.
What is Elephant & Castle?
A magazine first published in 1888, which covers: science, history, and world culture. Since 2019, The Walt Disney Company has held a controlling interest in it.
What is National Geographic?