[Phil] Not a sculpture.
[I] Not in the U.K. (the audience is amused)

[Davdand] Not the Eiffel Tower.

[Inkspot] (APPLAUSE!) Not Beagle 2.

[D] You may well be right about my answer to "mythical?". Since I had already said that the answer was fictional, I interpreted 'mythical' more narrowly. But one definition of 'mythical' is 'fictitious', so perhaps I was misleading. As for carnivore, I recently saw an episode of Lois and Clark (not my fault; my daughter is currently Superman-obsessed) in which Clark Kent ate a hamburger...

[Cdm]I would agree with you on your interpretation of 'mythical'. Superman could not be described as a mythical creature or person.

[I] Yes. (More applause! )

Not the Star Trek variety.

[Projoy] Not Voyager.

I'd agree with CdM too, particulaly as Superman is a member of a particular (fictional) species. Is one difference between fiction and myth that a fiction has a specific author, but a myth doesn't? (Although that would make Robin Hood mythical rather than fictional, so hmm...)

[I] Not the Tardis. (the audience look glum)

I don't agree with CdM, Superman is an omnivore rather than a carnivore just like Ordinaryman.

[GL] Not Skylab.
[I] (pause to research this) Partly European.

Yes! When I checked up on the telephone box q, I was quite surprised to find out how big it is.

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Yay, thank you for that one Raak, and for my first time in the chair in this game ANIMAL