No. 129.

The front cover of the first Captain America comic depicts him punching Hitler.

(Source: http://halloweenjackconnell.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/all-night-i-want-young-american-captain.html.)

No. 128.

Morgan Freeman is part owner of Blues club, Ground Zero, in Clarksdale, Mississippi.

(Source: The Mighty Mississippi with Trevor McDonald.)

No. 127.

A 1990 film version of Captain America saw the hero played by the son of author J.D. Salinger. The movie was not shown in cinemas in the US, but was released there on VHS.

(Source: http://halloweenjackconnell.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/all-night-i-want-young-american-captain.html. Verified by Wikipedia.)

No. 126.

One lingistics professor, as an experiment, decided to speak to his child entirely in Klingon. He eventually stopped when it became clear that his son only used it in his presence.

(Source: Planet Word, by J. P. Davidson)

No. 125.

In Powerpuff Girls episode 'Meet the Beat-Alls', there are sixty-five references to Beatles songs made in its runtime of twenty-two minutes.

(Source: The Guardian. Verified by Google.)

No. 124.

There is no full trailer for the film Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Frank Oz was not satisified with those created, so none were ever screened.

(Source: Wikipedia.)

No. 123.

All the numbers on a roulette wheel add up to 666.

(Source: QI. Verified using Google.)

No. 122.

Albert Brooks's real name is Albert Einstein.

(Source: http://www.totalfilm.com/features/50-geekiest-movie-facts/cameo-a-go-go)

No. 121.

Die Hard with a Vengeance's Simon Gruber and The Simpsons' Mr. Burns share the same fictitious phone number: 555-0001.

(Source: Total Film - http://www.totalfilm.com/features/50-geekiest-movie-facts/cameo-a-go-go)

No. 120.

Danny Devito, alongside his sister, originally trained as a hairdresser.

(Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2012/apr/15/danny-devito-interview-sunshine-boys)

No. 119.

Mary Steenburgen's first ever movie scenes were with Christopher Lloyd. The pair reunited for Back to the Future part III, which, incidentally, provided Lloyd with a milestone of his own - his first screen kiss.

(Source: Today Show interview with the cast.)

No. 118.

In the first draft of Back to the Future, the time travel device was a fridge.

(Source: Today Show interview with the cast.)

No. 117.

Tom Conti is directly related to Napoleon. One of his ancestors was Giovanni Buonaparte, who established the family line that produced Napoleon.

(Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2012/apr/14/tom-conti-napoleon-bonaparte-genes)

No. 116.

Pharaoh translates as 'great house'.

(Source: Horrible Histories game show, Gory Games.)

No. 115.

The E number of gold is E175.

(Source: Twitter feed QIkipedia.)

No. 114.

The country with the most universities is India.

(Source: Coffee shop quiz. Verified by http://www.aneki.com/universities.)

No. 113.

Automobile company Jaguar was originally called Swallow Sidecars. The name was changed following World War Two to avoid negative associations with the initials S.S.

(Source: Coffee shop quiz. Verified by Wikpedia.)

No. 112.

The only country with an English name to end in H is Bangladesh.

(Source: Coffee shop quiz.)

No. 111.

At least one colour of the Olympic rings can be found on every national flag in the world.

(Source: Coffee shop quiz/told by friend. Verified by http://www.janecky.com/olympics/rings.html.)

No. 110.

Nepal is the only country with a non-rectangular flag.

(Source: Coffee shop quiz/The Big Bang Theory. Verified by Wikipedia.)

No. 109.

To make a jar of congealed honey runny again, simply put it in a bowl of warm water for a few minutes.

(Source: Mother's tip via Good Housekeeping.)

No. 108.

In The Big Bang Theory, Penny's apartment is 314. This is a reference to Pi, which is commonly rounded up to 3.14.

(Source: Internet Movie Database.)

No. 107.

Kaley Cuoco got turned down twice for the role of Penny in The Big Bang Theory before finally getting the part upon a third audition.

(Source: The Big Bang Theory: It all started with a Big Bang, an E4 behind the scenes look at the show.)

No. 106.

When playing golf, the Japanese would rather not get a hole in one as tradition dictates that they should distribute the wealth, and send gifts to their friends and family.

(Source: The Unbelievable Truth.)

No. 105.

The Crown Jewels are uninsured.

(Source: The Unbelievable Truth.)

No. 104.

50% of koalas currently have Chlamydia.

(Source: QIkipedia Twitter feed. Verified by http://www.popsci.com/environment/article/2009-09/aids-virus-decimating-koala-population.)

No. 103.

Graham Norton adopted a rescue dog that the shelter had named Madonna. He simply calls her Madge.

(Source: The Graham Norton Show.)

No. 102.

New Zealand is named after Zeeland (or Zealand), a province in the Netherlands.

(Source: Friend looked it up. Verified by Wikipedia.)

No. 101.

During his stint as a waiter, between serving tables, Graham Norton would put a tea towel on his head and pretend to be Mother Theresa. This formed the basis of his first live act.

(Source: Mark Lawson Talks To... Graham Norton.)

No. 100.

Horror director Wes Craven and special effects guru Rick Baker were amongst those that walked out of a Barcelona film festival screening of Reservoir Dogs. The latter told Tarantino it was a compliment - he had found the realism unnerving.

(Source: Learnt in lecture. Verified by Wikipedia.)