No. 198.

Disney, besides from feature films and cartoons, also produced educational films on subjects ranging from war bonds to how children can protect themselves from the sexual advances of adults.

(Source: The Disney Studio Story by Richard Holliss and Brian Sibley.)

No. 157.

Charlie Higson completely reinvented himself at university by dressing as a punk and giving himself the nickname 'Switch'.

(Source: Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast.)

No. 152.

Ronald Regan, Franklin Roosevelt, and George W. Bush were all once cheerleaders.

(Source: The Mighty Mississippi with Sir Trevor McDonald.)

No. 147.

Out of boredom, Jonathan Ross and his family amended Neil Gaiman's Wikipedia page to suggest that he wrote the 'Lepracaun' film series

(Source: Richard Herring's Leicester Square Podcast.)

No. 114.

The country with the most universities is India.

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

No. 93.

Joanna Page once performed in a school production of 'As You Like It' for a royla gala held in Buckinham Palace.

(Source: The Graham Norton Show.)

No. 35.

Sherlock star, Benedict Cumberbatch, spent his gap year in a Tibetan monastery.

(Source: Wikipedia - it verifies this with a link to an interview with the star.)

No. 12.

In 1975, students from the University of Manchester protested against the dominance of Oxbridge teams on University Challenge by answering each of the questions in the first round with the name of a revolutionary.

Their institution was banned from the programme for the rest of its ITV run.

(Source: www.ukgameshows.com)