listeners". As the listener speak without being interrupted, this makes it more dangerous than the "Free-For-All" so Carlton has set a few rules. He can cut your call if you: Break the Law Break the Broadcasting Act Advertise. Cruel Quiz The first Cruel Quiz was held on Monday, 2006-06-26 and had become a regular segment, which ran most nights. This quiz contained five general knowledge questions. At the beginning, 10 callers are lined up ready to play. Each caller was allowed five seconds to answer each question (known as the five-second fudge factor). The short time limit was designed to reduce the ability of a caller to quickly Google the answer. If a caller answered a question correctly, they moved on to the next question. If not, Carlton moved onto the next caller. The caller to answer the fifth and final question correctly won a limited edition Spoonman singlet, whose value peaked at $105 on eBay. If a caller answered all five questions correctly, they also won a bonus pack of CDs and DVDs—this first happened on 13 February 2007. The last Cruel Quiz was on 13 December 2007.. Dreamweaver Usually on a Wednesday night, Carlton will open up the phones and take calls from people who have recurring dreams, but are unable to work out what they mean. His job as the "dreamweaver" was to work out what the dreams mean, and suggest a way for the person to remove the dream or change the dream, when it occurs again. Spoony's War on Error The War on Error was dedicated to exposing errors spotted by listeners, anywhere they happen to see them. Sometimes, this will even include errors made by Carlton himself. This segment was usually run on Wednesday nights, although Carlton will occasionally mention minor errors throughout the week. The ATFS Podcast ATFS, or After the Forking Show was a podcast only''' segment, introduced in 2008. It contained explicit content and language, so much that it cannot be broadcast over the airwaves, as it would be in breach of the broadcasting act. These rules (in Australia) do not apply to podcasts. Even still, some of the first podcast was censored out. In a special ATFS podcast, Garfield and Odie remarked that there would be no more censorship in future podcasts, confirmed by using the word cunt. The topics raised are mostly things on the news and stuff going