Robbie Savage, footballer (2014) Greg Rutherford, track and field athlete (2015) Notable moments Emlyn Hughes during a 1987 Picture Board identifying Princess Anne as John Reid. Princess Anne appearing on the 200th edition of the programme, shortly after being identified as John Reid. Ally McCoist not being able to identify himself as a show jumper in a clip. Frankie Dettori "struggling to unscramble" an anagram of Frankie Dettori. Ally McCoist not being able to "recognise his Rangers boss at the time:" Walter Smith. During Mystery Guest rounds, Sue Barker has been guessed as Ray Clemence, Chris Hoy, Alan Minter, and Dennis Taylor. Paul O'Connell correctly guessing Borussia Monchengladbach after two letters. John Parrott getting beat to the buzzer by Matt Dawson on a question about Snooker in a January 1999 episode. The question was: "In which sport would you use a spider?" John was so embarrassed by this, he stood in the audience for a brief moment. Transmissions Spin-offs The A Question of Sport format has been applied to various other areas of knowledge. The following spin-off series were all made by the BBC: A Question of News, presented by Richard Baker, 1971, Katharine Whitehorn and Brian Redhead were the team captains A Question of Entertainment, presented by Tom O'Connor, 1988, Ken Dodd and Larry Grayson were the team captains. The show was reformatted and retitled That's Showbusiness and was broadcast under this title from 1989 to 1996. A Question of Pop, presented by Jamie Theakston, 2000–01 which used the same graphics and set as the Sport version but different colours. Noddy Holder (Tony Hadley in episode 1) and Suggs were the team captains A Question of TV, presented by Gaby Roslin, 2001, Lorraine Kelly and Rowland Rivron were the team captains A Question of Sport: Super Saturday with Jason Manford in 2014 on BBC One Roslin also hosted a one-off special, A Question of EastEnders, in 2000. Another one-off special, "A Question of Comedy" was to have been aired on 16 March 2007 as a part of Comic Relief 2007, but after a scandal involving contestant Jade Goody it was replaced with a special edition of Top Gear. A Question of Spit was a short segment aired in 1988 as part of the inaugural Red Nose Day telethon, featuring Daley Thompson, Barry McGuigan and Mike Gatting forming a team, with their opponents being their own Spitting Image puppets, captained