In a twist that left trivia enthusiasts both amused and bewildered, the Prince of Wales pub in Ramsgate hosted a quiz entirely devoted to Gillian Anderson. Quizmaster Roy Hobbs veered away from the standard topics like science and literature, instead quizzing participants on the intricate details of Anderson's life and career.

Norman Steele, a regular trivia buff, noted the laughter that erupted as the questions continued to revolve around the star of The X-Files. He humorously suggested that the winner might deserve a restraining order rather than a prize.

As the quiz progressed, attendees found themselves delving into obscure facts about Anderson, including her childhood pets and what some might call her hypothetical favorite flavor of crisps, all according to Hobbs' fanciful imagination.

Despite past themed nights on the Beatles and Harry Potter, this Gillian Anderson-centric evening pushed the boundaries, especially when Hobbs introduced questions about a fictitious 1997 all-nude Hamlet production.

Adding to the comedic chaos, the quizmaster refused to accept team names and instead insisted on lengthy monikers like 'The No Hopers with Gillian Because She’s Out of Our League'.

Hobbs defended his quiz, claiming that he did include a science question, asking which element Gillian Anderson would be on the periodic table. The answer, naturally, was 'unobtainium'.