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Get your quiz team together and test your knowledge of 'The L Word'

The L Word will be back on our TV screens again soon when the new series of the show hits streaming service Stan.

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The L Word Quiz Night will be taking over The Local Hotel at 282 South Terrace in South Fremantle on Friday 22nd November 2019. The night gets underway at 7pm and tables are available for teams of six.

So if you know which cast member used to be in The Murmurs and had a hit with the tune You Suck, if you have memorised most of the relationships in ‘the chart’, and if you remember the name of Eric Mabius’ character, then this is the perfect night out for you.

You can book tickets through Eventbrite or check out the events Facebook page.  

OIP Staff


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