Who Wants To Be A FoG Millionaire?

[Kol]

Let's have a look at some of the answers.

  Damn, this is really tough. You need to know what the 4 offices are and who held them!

I assume it's Prime Minister, Finance Minister, Foreign Secretary and hmmm, is there a Secretary of State? Trying to think about the current lot, hear a lot about Boris, and Rishi Sunak (sp?), that's PM and Finance. Nope, I'm at my knowledge limit there.

Ok, I think all 4 have been PM at some point. Sheer guess at this point.

Audience guess - A David Lloyd George 

I have no idea

For audience participation purposes I'm gonna take a shot in the dark at John Major. 

  Hi Kol,

Q15 - The big one.

This is a semi-educated guess.  I know that John Major was Chancellor of the Exchequer before he became PM and surely that has to be one of the four Great Offices. I have a feeling John Major might have been Foreign Secretary as well - possibly another of the four Great Offices. I say semi-educated because all four options were PMs and I don't know if any of the others had also been C of the E as well.  I think James Callaghan might have been Foreign Secretary prior to being PM.

My answer: D John Major 

  My first instinct would be to go for David Llyod George, I think he was around the early 1900's and think he held a number of offices before being PM in WW1

Callaghan I cannot recall at all ugh

Wilson, was PM twice I think, and Major both held a number of offices I think but 4? I'm not so sure.

My Audience vote goes to David Lloyd George 

  Ohh that's tough.

First problem is knowing what the Big four are. I'm assuming that Prime Minister, and Chancellor of the Exchequer. Haven't a breeze what the other two might be. Home Office maybe?

James Callaghan, I can't say that I 've heard of him. Not a great reason to exclude someone but if he was a big cheese I'm hoping I would have heard of him.

John Major, he was prime minister before Tony Blairs Labour government took over so early-mid 90s. The Miners strikes in the mid 80s were during a Conservative Government and I can't imagine if Labour got in after Thatcher that it would have gone back to the Torys after a few months/years. So there might not have been a break that would mean they were in power for maybe 15 years. Would that be long enough for cabinet reshuffles to let him get four different big roles?

Lloyd-George and Wilson, haven't a breeze other than they were both Prime Minister and Lloyd-George was during the First War.

I wrote the most about John Major so it in the absence of any real knowledge or clue: John Major 

  audience answer
james callaghan 

  I have a feeling this might have been a question on the actual show, or maybe another quiz. If only I could remember the answer...

My audience vote is for David Lloyd George