Pointless Show. Plays Of Shakespeare

[gollob]

On todays Pointless show they said only one Saespeare Play has an animal in the title which the gave as "The Taming Of The Shrew". How about Timon of Athens which has HEN in its title

[sandyRoe]

Or HENry V, parts 1+2

[dunnitall]

Do one!

[Svejk]

4x100 pointers. I was going to ask if anyone saw it. More geniuses. ;-)

[Mrsspagnoli57]

Timon of Athens doesn't have an animal in its title. It has Timon, of and Athens none of which are animals. The question said animal in the title not animal found in words in the title.

[jno]

Hamlet's got a dead animal, or doesn't that count?

[aelmpvw]

not any old hen gollob, it's a fat hen

[delboy3]

And the Sheldon Cooper award goes to Mrs Spagnoli!

[jim360]

Don't forget Two Gentlemen of Bearona, Coriolionus, Macbath (or The Scattish Play?), Richart III...

[Mrsspagnoli57]

Oh I see now- its a Comedy (of Errors) thread !! LOL

[Marshwarble]

Two Gentlemen of Verona has "Gentle" in it. I don't need to tell the Shakespearean scholars what sort of animal that is.

[seadogg]

Not to worry Mrs S, All's Well That Ends Well.

[Mrsspagnoli57]

Nice one seadogg.

[Jackdaw33]

You forgot The Meerkat of Venice.

[woofgang]

Simples!