Visual Puzzles

[brainisdead]

6 & 7 were way easy.
stuck on 8 though.
7 might have been easier with yy Crimson;-)

[RBS]

I got 7, its from a very old visual poem I learned when I was a kid

kids breakfast, probably going to be a problem for Europeans, not sure

[Crimsonthread]

I understand the word you're hinting at, Brain, but I still don't get it.


EDIT: Nevermind. 8 is easy, if this product is available in your part of the world.

Think cereal.

[brainisdead]

Any clues on 8, anyone?
is the name

Sam

supposed to be helpful?
or 2 types of fruit?

[RBS]

spot on brain

[brainisdead]

Spot on with - the name? or the fruits?
neither seem to be any help really.

Is this an America only product?
If so, I'm screwed in the UK aren't I?

[Crimsonthread]

Did you see my previous hint?

The name is a mascot.

[RBS]

Sam is a toucan, you can probaly google from there. 9 was easy but getting the spelling right was tricky. 10 is real clever. Stuck on 11

[brainisdead]

A mascot I've clearly never heard of in England, no doubt.
Who is Sam? If its product, chances are its NOT a global one.
No, that product isn't sold outside the US.

Stuck on 9, its making my head and eyes hurt trying to read it or make any sense of it.

[Crimsonthread]

Google the name with my previous hint.

[RBS]

an American based cable tv news show

[brainisdead]

I'm trying to unscramble 9 which I assume is an anagram?

In other words a tv show I'll never have seen in the UK.
Hmm, anyone seeing a pattern here?
Creator really should have said this puzzle was for Americans only.

[Crimsonthread]

It's a

name, which you need to combine with something else. Google helped me ar]er I got the name. To get the name:

read each line right to left, going clockwise, starting with "an."

[RBS]

Well the cable station is world wide (it became a household name in the first Gulf War), but I don't know how far the BBC has come on variety and choices.

[Crimsonthread]

What level are you on, RBS? I'm a bit confused on 11.