Legendary Double Acts

What this quiz asks

• Stan Laurel, the thin half of Laurel and Hardy, was born in England.
• Abbott and Costello's most famous routine, a muddle over players' odd names, is built around which sport?
• In Disney's Chip 'n' Dale cartoons, what helps you tell Dale apart from Chip?
• The lab mice Pinky and the Brain first appeared as a segment of which cartoon show?
• Select ALL of these music duos that come from France.
• Which instrument did Karen Carpenter of the Carpenters play, often while singing?
• Did a Laurel and Hardy film win an Academy Award?
• In the 1940 cartoon Puss Gets the Boot, the cat who would become Tom had a different name. What was it?
• Before becoming famous as Simon & Garfunkel, the two teenagers recorded under which name?
• Jack and Meg White of the White Stripes presented themselves as brother and sister, but had once been married.
• The Muppet hecklers Statler and Waldorf share their names with what?
• Select ALL of these music duos whose two members were real-life siblings.
• The Two Ronnies, the BBC comedy pair, were Ronnie Barker and Ronnie who?
• How many Academy Awards did MGM's Tom and Jerry cartoons win?
• In Spanish comics, the bungling agents Mortadelo and Filemón work for which organisation?
• Order these double acts by the year they first appeared as a pair, from earliest to most recent.
• Teller, the silent half of the magic duo Penn & Teller, legally changed his name to just that single word.
• Eric Morecambe, of Morecambe and Wise, took his stage name from what?
• Before forming Pet Shop Boys, Neil Tennant worked as a journalist at which pop magazine?
• Before his film career beside Terence Hill, Bud Spencer represented Italy at the Olympics in which sport?