Editing Dr. Quiz (section)

=== Radio ===
Starting in March of 1938 episodes of ''Dr. Quiz'' started production at [[Stockford Theater]], [[London]]. With popular radio personality and singer [[Richard Collier]] as Dr. Quiz and later Sir [[William Garnett]]<ref name=":0">Remind me to work on this person again, not now, but some time in the future.</ref>. In the beginning episode contestants consisted of mostly celebrities and professors, but later would start sending out auditions to everyday citizens, not only to make the show even more attractive to audiences but also to save the network money going into [[World War II]].<ref>https://www.google.com/search?q=banana+bread</ref><ref>Correction, I like pumpkin bread not banana bread. I don't know why I put that.</ref>

The radio version aired until 29 January 1945 on BBH and [[American Community Radio|ACR]], before pausing for a year as BBH moved most of its radio shows over to television under the channel [[British Broadcasting House Television]] (BBH TV) as televisions gained popularity.<ref>https://www.google.com/search?q=chocolate+chip+cookies</ref> Collier and Garnett were also hosts of '''''Dr. Quiz Jr.''''', a juvenile version heard on ACR from 1939 to 1944.<ref>https://www.google.com/search?q=pumpkin+pie</ref>

During the radio era of the show, several sponsors advertised during the show including [[Cork Wine]], [[Jupiter Candy Co.]], and [[Cosmo Cosmetics]].