Phill Jupitus talks about bears, Tony Hawks looks at skateboards, Alan Davies discusses frogs and Simon Evans chats about William Shakespeare.

The Truths

Tony Hawks - Skateboards

- Half of all skateboarders live in California. Found by Alan.

- 21st June is a national holiday for skateboarding. Found by Simon.

- Skateboarding was banned in Norway between 1978-89. Found by Alan.

- When skateboarders push with their front foot rather than their back the term "mongo" is used. Successfully smuggled.

- When skateboarders simulate an image of Jesus Christ while in midair it is known as "Christair". Successfully smuggled.

Simon Evans - William Shakespeare

- There are twelve different signatures by Shakespeare, all of which are spelt differently. Found by Tony.

- Shakespeare was born in 1564 to illiterate parents. Found by Tony.

- In digital form, the size of all of Shakespeare's plays is the size of five megabytes, containing less information than a few album tracks. Found by Tony.

- Among the anachronisms in Shakespeare's plays is a chiming clock in Julius Caesar. Successfully smuggled.

- The cosmetics company Avon was originally established to sell Shakespeare's works door-to-door and gave cosmetics as a freebie. Later, they just went for cosmetics. Successfully smuggled.

Alan Davies - Frogs

- There are plagues of rats in Vietnamese jungles. Found by Simon. Accidentally included by Alan.

- More people have a phobia of frogs than rats. Found by Tony.

- It is possible to freeze and thaw certain frogs and they will remain alive. Found by Simon.

- When Escoffier first served frogs legs he called them "The Thighs of the Dawn Nymphs". Found by Phill.

- Frogs vomit by throwing up their stomachs and then cleaning them out with their arms. Found by Phill.

- The collective term for a group of frogs is an "army". Successfully smuggled.

Phill Jupitus - Bananas

- If you eat too many bananas you can attract mosquitoes. Found by Simon.

- The banana is a type of berry. Found by Alan.

- Bananas are a reindeer's favourite fruit. Successfully smuggled.

- The first bananas sold in the UK were sold in 1633. Successfully smuggled.

- At the World Banana Eating Championships in Estonia the winner ate 10 bananas in three minutes. Successfully smuggled.

Scores

- Simon Evans: 5 points
- Phill Jupitus: 3 points
- Alan Davies: 0 points
- Tony Hawks: -2 points