Hard Quiz: If practice makes perfect, why aren't you acing this yet?
I'll be back to spoil your relaxing Sunday mornings when fresh Hard Quiz episodes hit your screens on July 23.
Might I suggest you use this opportunity to study up? We both know you need it.
Anyway, enough small talk, you know the rules — five points for a correct answer.
OK, let's play, HARD!
Stream the latest episodes of Hard Quiz on ABC iview and keep your eyes peeled for its return on July 23.
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