| BIRT | John ?, Director-General of the BBC from 1992-2000 (4) |
| OGILVIE | Frederick ?, Director-General of the BBC from 1938-42 (7) |
| MILNE | Alasdair ?, Director-General of the BBC from 1982-87 (5) |
| GREENE | Hugh ?, Director-General of the BBC from 1960-69 |
| DAHL | John ?, director of the films Rounders and The Last Seduction (4) |
| OTIS | _ the Aardvark, puppet who hosted Children's BBC from 1994 to 1999 (4) |
| REITH | John -, first Director-general of the BBC, from 1927-38 (5) |
| CARL | 1992-2000 Australia and 1996-97 Crystal Palace striker (4) |
| RIMINGTON | Stella ?, Director General of the Security Service from 1992-96 |
| BOOTHROYD | Betty ?, Speaker of the House of Commons from 1992-2000 (9) |
| PAULINCE | Former England footballer who won 53 caps from 1992-2000 (4,4) |
| JOHNBIRT | Director general of the BBC 1992-2000 (4,4) |
| LISTENER | The ?, weekly magazine published by the BBC from 1929-91 (8) |
| LANDIS | John ?, director of films The Blues Brothers and Trading Places (6) |
| WOO | John ?, director of the action films Paycheck and Windtalkers (3) |
| HUGHES | John ?, director of films The Breakfast Club and Weird Science |
| BETTYBOOTHROYD | The Speaker of the House Of Commons (1992-2000) |
| BETTY | --- Boothroyd, the speaker of the House of Commons 1992-2000 (5) |
| CRACKERJACK | Children's TV series that aired on the BBC from 1955-84, revived in 2020 (11) |
| BADHAM | John ?, director of films Saturday Night Fever, WarGames and Short Circuit (6) |
