Speaker 1: Welcome to You Should Know Better with Mike C. Yelson,
Speaker 1: the guy who won't shut up about winning three times
Speaker 1: on Jeopardy.
Speaker 2: Welcome to you Should Know Better, the trivia podcast that
Speaker 2: tests your knowledge and a little bit of your patience.
Speaker 2: Our goal here is to celebrate the theme of continuing education.
Speaker 2: We should always be learning and always be on the
Speaker 2: prowl to know better. Now we will meet our sensational
Speaker 2: guests and hear all about what fabulous causes they are
Speaker 2: playing for, and shortly crown one of them the smartest
Speaker 2: person in the world for one week. But as for
Speaker 2: right now, let's jump right into some questions and answers
Speaker 2: with our first of four rounds today. It is our
Speaker 2: General Knowledge Round Round one, General Knowledge Thinking, caps on
Speaker 2: fellers at the ready, and away we go. There are
Speaker 2: eight questions in the General Knowledge Round. Here is question
Speaker 2: number one. What novel by pearl s Buck dramatizes family
Speaker 2: life in an early twentieth century Chinese village, Probably the
Speaker 2: most famous work from pearl Buck. Pearl S Buck, it's
Speaker 2: a three world, three word title. Do you remember that novel?
Speaker 2: I think it came out in the nineteen thirties. It's
Speaker 2: a classic in literature again. I'll repeat it one more
Speaker 2: time for question number one. What novel by pearl S
Speaker 2: Buck dramatizes family life in an early twentieth century Chinese village.
Speaker 2: Give you the clue. It's a three word title. How
Speaker 2: do we feel? After one question? I am already seeing
Speaker 2: gritted teeth?
Speaker 3: But cool, I know this thing and yet don't have
Speaker 3: this thing?
Speaker 4: He is I know.
Speaker 3: I'm like, we've built our career on a certain respect
Speaker 3: for being remarked, which is odd.
Speaker 4: But here was this book written? Did you say?
Speaker 2: I think it's nineteen thirty one ish.
Speaker 3: Like a great movie, like a weird movie now, but
Speaker 3: a movie that was considered a great movie that now
Speaker 3: was a questionable representation.
Speaker 2: Yes, you've heard this title. It's gonna come to you.
Speaker 2: I think it's going to pop into your head. Pearl As.
Speaker 4: Even if you can't think of something, you just have
Speaker 4: put anything down. You have to have some kind of answer.
Speaker 2: That's maybe the hardest question in this round. So not
Speaker 2: to worry.
Speaker 3: I love the hardness of it. I'm present for my
Speaker 3: own failure, all right.
Speaker 2: Question number two, moving right along, what funk band had
Speaker 2: the hits fire and Love rolla costa Child, Love roller
Speaker 2: coaster and fire? What funk band had those two hits?
Speaker 2: Fantastic band? For number two, just name the band I
Speaker 2: have that right, Yeah, feeling better? They're not all pearl
Speaker 2: last buck questions? Thank god?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: Question number three, it's an interesting question. Who was the
Speaker 2: first woman and gymnasts to show up on the front
Speaker 2: of a Wheaty's box? What woman and gymnast was the
Speaker 2: first to appear on the Wheaty's box? For question number three?
Speaker 2: Last name will Suffice?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: Question number four, we're kind of going all around the
Speaker 2: world for this one. We're talking about flags. Flags. The
Speaker 2: flags of Egypt, Iraq, Trinidad and Tobago, Syria and Yemen
Speaker 2: all share these three main colors. They all have the
Speaker 2: same color scheme with their stripes and whatnot. Again, Egypt, Iraq,
Speaker 2: Trinidad and Tobago, Syria and Yemen all of their national
Speaker 2: flags share kind of the three main colors. They might
Speaker 2: have another smallish color or something in there, but three
Speaker 2: main ones. Can you name those three colors?
Speaker 3: Are they the only countries to support those colors?
Speaker 2: I think all the main countries. When I was looking
Speaker 2: up at this poster that had all of them listed
Speaker 2: there was like maybe one or two kind of real
Speaker 2: smallish island nations that maybe did. I was like, I
Speaker 2: don't think that's gonna help Anyboddy.
Speaker 4: I just went with a very gut reaction, Yes, me too.
Speaker 2: All right, Number five is right up your alley. Here
Speaker 2: we go. We're back on the trolley with number five.
Speaker 2: Name the acting pair that lit up the silver screen
Speaker 2: in both Captain Blood and the Adventures of Robin Hood.
Speaker 2: Who were the main and woman They showed up in
Speaker 2: both Captain Blood and the Adventures of Robin Hood. Can
Speaker 2: you remember those actors' names? One man, one woman? Oh?
Speaker 4: Yes, is that man's? His name? Is the swash buckling dude?
Speaker 2: All right? Six six is kind of a weird question.
Speaker 2: Let's see how much we are our minds work? Or
Speaker 2: this is a nineties question? What food additive was approved
Speaker 2: by the FDA back in ninety six and used in
Speaker 2: the Wow brand of chips by freedol A, but was
Speaker 2: discontinued as lots of folks complained about abdominal cramping and
Speaker 2: loose stools. Do you remember what the hell that stuff
Speaker 2: was called? If they put on their chips back in
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety six, it was a It was a smash
Speaker 2: hit until people ate the stuff. Right.
Speaker 5: That's a slash yeah, splashdown, Yeah, a splash hit that
Speaker 5: deserves a sploosh.
Speaker 2: All right, your penultimate question in the General Knowledge round
Speaker 2: here we are question number seven of eight. What Filipino
Speaker 2: politician was famous for stealing money from the citizenry to
Speaker 2: live a lavish lifestyle, including a supposed collection of over
Speaker 2: three thousand pairs of shoes. Yes, the big thing is
Speaker 2: that she had all the shoes in the Philippines pretty much?
Speaker 2: Do you remember her name? For question number seven?
Speaker 4: I could have remembered it if you and asked me.
Speaker 2: That's your kryptonite. I know everything unless you ask me.
Speaker 2: All right, Question number eight, eight of eight. This is
Speaker 2: the last question in the General Knowledge round? Where in
Speaker 2: your body? Could you suffer an orbital fracture? An orbital fracture?
Speaker 2: Where is that on your person? If you suffer an
Speaker 2: orbital fracture? Pencil down. We will go over your answers
Speaker 2: in just a few quick moments, but it's time to me.
Speaker 2: Are terrific guests all the way from Monmouth Beach, New Joysey.
Speaker 2: He's written a bunch of stuff with his partner who's
Speaker 2: here with him on the show. But they've written a
Speaker 2: ton of stuff. Scream the TV series. It is Halloween season,
Speaker 2: Make It or Break It, Celebrity Deathmatch Siren. My friend
Speaker 2: Michael Gans is here.
Speaker 3: Hello, Hello folks.
Speaker 2: You can follow mister Gans on social media at Michael
Speaker 2: Gans on Instagram and Facebook. Mister Gans, what charity are
Speaker 2: you playing for today?
Speaker 3: I am for the Cameron Boys Foundation, which Cameron was
Speaker 3: a guest was a guest star, was a co star
Speaker 3: on Kevin's My Husband. I'm married to Kevin Jayleman, who
Speaker 3: is a Broadway star and television star and TikTok sensation
Speaker 3: at a movie star anyway. He has like eleven million
Speaker 3: parts on Tickok. But he started a the show he
Speaker 3: didn't start, but he did a series called Jesse and
Speaker 3: one of his co stars was the brilliant actor Cameron Boyce,
Speaker 3: who had epilepsy. But it only just discovered he had
Speaker 3: epilepsy when he was eighteen years old and then passed
Speaker 3: away from sudden eplepsy attack in the night. And it's
Speaker 3: just a thing that people don't have enough awareness of.
Speaker 3: But his family has created a foundation called the Camon
Speaker 3: Boys Foundation, and it's to raise awareness and feed research
Speaker 3: so that people can know about because no one knows
Speaker 3: that that's a very possible thing to happen, and it
Speaker 3: just happens in the middle of a sudden and very
Speaker 3: shocking things. But it has raised tons of money. It's
Speaker 3: a fantastic charity and it's so significant that people don't
Speaker 3: know that you can pass in then you can never
Speaker 3: even know you had eplepsy and have an episode in
Speaker 3: the night.
Speaker 2: That is unbelievable. Or happy to make a donation in
Speaker 2: your name to the Cameron Voice Foundation, Win or Lose.
Speaker 2: Now you're writing partner, it's it's Gans and Register. So
Speaker 2: this dude from Virginia Beach where we have a bunch
Speaker 2: of beach bunnies on the show. We have mon Myth
Speaker 2: Beach and we have Virginia Beach, Virginia again celebrity deathmatch.
Speaker 2: Fantastic you guys, that was that one of the early
Speaker 2: things you guys both wrote on.
Speaker 4: Yes, it was our second TV show.
Speaker 1: The first one was one that we wrote we created
Speaker 1: for MTV animation that ran for one season called Spy Groove.
Speaker 3: Which you can still see, but because was MTV, they
Speaker 3: don't like re release on platforms very often. You can
Speaker 3: see it on YouTube. Yes, in multiple languages, in many,
Speaker 3: many languageses and we performed sixty nine of the voices.
Speaker 1: Holy But after one season, MTV announced that they are
Speaker 1: dismantling their animation department.
Speaker 2: Sweet thanks.
Speaker 3: I stumbled into it during Beavis and Button And then
Speaker 3: there were like two hundred and fifty employees creating animated
Speaker 3: shows that cost millions of dollars. And they were lights
Speaker 3: in the house and you know reality, and you don't
Speaker 3: need to spend all the money.
Speaker 1: At off way more expensive than a bunch of twenty
Speaker 1: year olds in the house.
Speaker 3: But we were not named for Annie Award. Yeah together,
Speaker 3: and did a lot of crazy voices like the very supervillain.
Speaker 3: There is a supervillain and not a not to play women,
Speaker 3: not only not not play pretty young women. There's one thing, Let's.
Speaker 2: Do again, wrote for Celebrity Deathmatch Siren, Make It or
Speaker 2: Break It and Scream, the TV series. My friend Richard
Speaker 2: Register is here today.
Speaker 4: Hello hello everyone, Hello, hello hello.
Speaker 2: You can follow Richard on Facebook at Richard Register and Richard,
Speaker 2: what charity are you playing for today?
Speaker 1: I'm playing for an organization called Vote Forward, which is
Speaker 1: a kind of a grassroots organization because it has. I've
Speaker 1: been doing this all all this election season. It has
Speaker 1: volunteers from all over the country that write letters to voters,
Speaker 1: and they have campaigns in almost every state. And it's
Speaker 1: a non partisan organization and it just sends out letters
Speaker 1: to people who are registered and that probably have not
Speaker 1: voted recently. But they do a lot of research on
Speaker 1: the best places to go to to pinpoint you know,
Speaker 1: places that will really get out the vote. It's all
Speaker 1: about getting out the vote. And it sends the information
Speaker 1: of where to vote, where you registered to vote, where
Speaker 1: your polling place is. It just gives you all the
Speaker 1: basic information so you can just go vote. And I
Speaker 1: find that they're extremely organized and they always can use
Speaker 1: more money because they have a staff of a not
Speaker 1: a huge staff, but they do a lot, a lot
Speaker 1: of work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, me and a bunch of friends have been writing
Speaker 2: letters for them all election season as well, so I, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a bunch in the mail not too long ago.
Speaker 2: I know there's other groups that do postcards and whatnot,
Speaker 2: but Vote Forward they even doing I maybe like a
Speaker 2: like a decade plus or something, but like I feel
Speaker 2: like now they're just a well oiled machine and.
Speaker 1: They really really are I first, you know, started doing
Speaker 1: them in the twenty twenty election, and they're very well
Speaker 1: oil the machine. They seem very respectable, and they're just
Speaker 1: very you know, it's amazing. They do millions and millions
Speaker 1: and millions of letters, and I feel like it's it's
Speaker 1: you know, instead of like making calls or knocking on doors.
Speaker 1: I feel like this like handwritten letter. You know, it's
Speaker 1: a handwritten envelope. And then there's a section in this
Speaker 1: in the letter where you say why.
Speaker 4: I like to vote.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a personal thing coming to the people, and
Speaker 1: I feel like it probably has as many the percentages
Speaker 1: of people that you know are engaged as all the
Speaker 1: other ones, but you don't have to deal with a
Speaker 1: lot of people hanging up with you or shutting a
Speaker 1: door in your face.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is a nice thing yet to write just
Speaker 2: something personal that why you think voting is important to you.
Speaker 2: People came for you and fought for the vote or whatever.
Speaker 2: I remember writing stuff of like my grandmother lived to
Speaker 2: be one hundred and three and she was still voting
Speaker 2: up until the last you know, you know, days for
Speaker 2: her life. For if she can do it at one
Speaker 2: o three, I'm not sitting this one out. Yes, but yeah,
Speaker 2: happy to make a donation in your name to that
Speaker 2: wonderful charity, Vote Forward. We got the Cameron Boyce Foundation.
Speaker 2: You know, our two incredible writers that are here, Richard
Speaker 2: and Michael. It's time to get back to the game.
Speaker 2: Answers for a very interesting a round one General knowledge around.
Speaker 2: There were eight questions in the round. Question number one
Speaker 2: was what novel by pearl S book dramatizes family life
Speaker 2: in an early twentieth century Chinese village. Michael, did it
Speaker 2: come to you?
Speaker 3: I know I'm incorrect, but I did. I think it's
Speaker 3: like called The Good Earth.
Speaker 2: The Good Earth. That is a great guess. Richard, what
Speaker 2: did you put?
Speaker 4: Yes? I wrote that beautiful novel called The Red Situation,
Speaker 4: The Red Situation.
Speaker 2: That is a page turner if I've ever read one.
Speaker 3: Calling society on all of its ills.
Speaker 2: The correct answer for question number one is pearl As
Speaker 2: Bucks The Good Earth, The Good.
Speaker 3: I knew it came to me.
Speaker 2: It was in there. It was in there like we
Speaker 2: all have those little tidbits, and that's going to happen
Speaker 2: to both of you throughout this game, right, the Good Earth?
Speaker 2: For number one? Question number two, what funk band had
Speaker 2: the hits Fire and Love roller Coaster. Richard war War
Speaker 2: great guest, Michael, what did you put?
Speaker 3: I didn't get right, but I said Parliament.
Speaker 2: Parliament funk Adelic the correct answer. You guys were all
Speaker 2: around it great band from the nineteen seventies. The band
Speaker 2: was the Ohio Players, the art.
Speaker 3: And we actually had roller Coaster in our one of
Speaker 3: our first series, and we had these big musical moments
Speaker 3: in a show that we created for UPN Believe it
Speaker 3: or not called Sex Seven Secrets, and we had these
Speaker 3: moments where it would eve normal life and go into
Speaker 3: a few the music, and that was one of the songs.
Speaker 3: Love roll Coaster was the first episode, I think.
Speaker 2: Right, Holy smokes. Question number three, who was the first
Speaker 2: woman and gymnast to show up on the front of
Speaker 2: a wheaties box? Michael?
Speaker 3: I originally put Marrily Retten, but crossed her out just
Speaker 3: to show my work, and then I said, uh, Nadia Komanci.
Speaker 2: Nadia Komenech. Richard, what did you put?
Speaker 1: I was trying to think of the first woman he
Speaker 1: put down?
Speaker 4: The first said, Oh, it's what's her face? It's what's
Speaker 4: her face?
Speaker 1: And I said, no, it's not it's nat a cob
Speaker 1: of each and I wrote down naughty cobin ech oh brother.
Speaker 2: The correct answer that little that little haircut was Mary
Speaker 2: Lou Olympics.
Speaker 3: I would have been reading because it was too early
Speaker 3: for Nadia to do it right, because they didn't. They
Speaker 3: wouldn't have put her She's it was. It was achievement.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think like in the seventies there was like
Speaker 2: Bruce Jenner was on there. I remember jenn from the Olympics,
Speaker 2: and they maybe had an Olympics, but they were still like,
Speaker 2: you know, sexist. Even back then it was still just like, well,
Speaker 2: we don't put women on anything but eighty four. Yeah,
Speaker 2: all right, it is merely retten for number three, number four.
Speaker 2: The flags of Egypt, Iraq, Trinidad and Tobago, Syria, and
Speaker 2: Yemen all share these three main colors. Richard, what did
Speaker 2: you put?
Speaker 4: I put yellow, green and.
Speaker 2: Black, yellow, green and black. Great guess, Michael, what did
Speaker 2: you put?
Speaker 3: Yellow?
Speaker 2: Green and red, yellow, green and red? The correct answer
Speaker 2: is red, white and black, red, whoe and black. They're
Speaker 2: all kind of very interesting. There's not a ton of them.
Speaker 2: These are the ones that are mostly red, white and
Speaker 2: black stripes. Per sEH all of those flags. Now we
Speaker 2: all know. Now when you see any of these flags,
Speaker 2: you're gonna be like, oh my god, damn it. Mike
Speaker 2: told us about that red, white, and black. That is
Speaker 2: a tough question, all right, Question number five, we're going
Speaker 2: to the movies. Name the acting pair that let up
Speaker 2: the silver screen in both Captain Blood and the Adventures
Speaker 2: of Robin Hood were going in the wayback machine for
Speaker 2: the movie question, Michael, what did you put for number five?
Speaker 3: Olivia de Haln and Errol.
Speaker 2: Flynn Havelin and Errol Flynn Richard, what did you come
Speaker 2: up with? See?
Speaker 4: I cannot lie. I could not think of Errol Flynny,
Speaker 4: and I knew it was. I was, oh, so what's
Speaker 4: his face?
Speaker 1: I can see if I can see, I can see.
Speaker 1: But I couldn't think Errol Flynn. And so I just
Speaker 1: put the next actor that came to my hand, which
Speaker 1: is so absolutely ridiculous. I wrote Linard me Moy.
Speaker 4: And Olivia to Havelin.
Speaker 2: That answer deserves a huzza. Oh my god, I'm giving
Speaker 2: you both the point for that. Oh my, Leonard Nemoy
Speaker 2: is terrific thinking of him and in green tights jumping
Speaker 2: around her. Captain blood when he puts the knife in
Speaker 2: the mask of that ship and comes down the big.
Speaker 4: Slat dumping up branch.
Speaker 3: Leonardoy, So it is.
Speaker 2: It is Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havlin. But if
Speaker 2: you put Leonard Neimoy in Olivia you did have it,
Speaker 2: give yourself a point.
Speaker 3: Definite historic movie.
Speaker 2: If you put those it that is tremendous.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: Question number six, what food added? It was approved by
Speaker 2: the FDA back in nineteen ninety six and used in
Speaker 2: Wold brand chips by Freedo La, but was discontinued as
Speaker 2: lots of folks complained about abdominal cramping and loose stools.
Speaker 2: Richard red Dye number six, Hello red Dye number six, Michael,
Speaker 2: what did you put Olestra Ostra? Yeah? And I think
Speaker 2: it had a brand name too, called like o Lean,
Speaker 2: Olean or Olestra. Give yourselves a point for that gross
Speaker 2: food additive that Procter and Gamble Gamble. I think they
Speaker 2: just like mistakenly discovered it in doing some of their
Speaker 2: other testing. They're like zero calories.
Speaker 4: I remember what it was called Olean Olean.
Speaker 2: So yes, if you put Olestra or Olean, hopefully you
Speaker 2: didn't eat any of it. But if you wrote it down.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: Question number seven, what Filipino politician was famous for stealing
Speaker 2: money from the citizenry to live a lavish lifestyle, including
Speaker 2: a supposed collection of over three thousand pairs of shoes.
Speaker 3: Michael and Melda Marcos.
Speaker 2: Amelda Marcos? Richard, what did you put?
Speaker 4: I also wrote, Amelda Marcos?
Speaker 2: It is in fact, Imelda Marcos.
Speaker 4: Seven.
Speaker 2: Question number eight, where in your body could you suffer
Speaker 2: an orbital fracture? Richard?
Speaker 1: Oh, this is very clinical answer that I wrote on
Speaker 1: the face of my moon.
Speaker 2: Michael, what did you put?
Speaker 3: I put eye socket?
Speaker 2: I socket. Yeah, it's any of the bones surrounding your
Speaker 2: eye socket in a facial fracture. Orbital bones. Yeah, right
Speaker 2: around your eye socket. So Michael gets it. Face is close.
Speaker 2: I could give you like a half point for saying face.
Speaker 3: Bottom.
Speaker 2: He was talking about your bottom bottom. All right, we
Speaker 2: are telling up the score and after a very fun
Speaker 2: general knowledge round, we have Richard Register with two big
Speaker 2: points and Michael Dans in the lead with five. It's
Speaker 2: five to two after one.
Speaker 4: Will, but I'm not gonnag dang.
Speaker 2: All right. It is five to two after one as
Speaker 2: we head into round two, which is our pop Culture
Speaker 2: grab Bag.
Speaker 1: Round two pop Culture grab Bag Today.
Speaker 2: In the grab bag, you fellas love the theater, so
Speaker 2: we're gonna do something interesting. We're gonna do kind of
Speaker 2: a half and half round. These are gonna be questions
Speaker 2: about Shakespeare as well as Broadway musicals. So we're gonna
Speaker 2: do all questions about the theater. But there's about half
Speaker 2: of them there about Shakespeare plays and the other about
Speaker 2: Broadway musicals. There are eight questions in the round. Here
Speaker 2: is question number one. Now you're gonna have to give
Speaker 2: me some leeway because this is the most insane word
Speaker 2: I've probably had to pronounce on the show. Honorific gobilitudin
Speaker 2: tatabis is the longest word mentioned in any of Shakespeare's plays.
Speaker 2: Is spoken in this comedy featuring Ferdinand, the King of
Speaker 2: Navarre and the Princess of France. Name Matt Shaker, spear
Speaker 2: play for question number one. Again, that word whoof this
Speaker 2: is a tough one. Honorrific abilitudina tepaitibus or something along
Speaker 2: those lines is the longest word mentioned in any of
Speaker 2: Shakespeare's plays. It's spoken in this comedy featuring Ferdinand, the
Speaker 2: King of Navarre, and the Princess of France. I think
Speaker 2: she becomes the Queen of France in this play. Name
Speaker 2: it for number one.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to give anything away, but this answers
Speaker 3: in my back bok.
Speaker 2: Hello, all right. Question number two goes like this, What
Speaker 2: musical that opened in nineteen ninety seven is the highest
Speaker 2: grossing Broadway musical of all time? Raking in over one
Speaker 2: point five billion dollars? Thus far again for question number two,
Speaker 2: what musical that opened in ninety seven is the highest
Speaker 2: grossing Broadway musical of all time, raking in over one
Speaker 2: point five billion dollars? Up to now? All right, question
Speaker 2: number three, I think you guys had this one too.
Speaker 2: We're going back to Shakespeare. Can you name two of
Speaker 2: the three Shakespeare plays that features Sir John Fallstaff? Yes,
Speaker 2: Sir John Paul Staff. He appears in three Shakespeare plays.
Speaker 2: Can you name two of the three for question number three?
Speaker 2: All right? Question number four, back to musicals. What musical
Speaker 2: contains the song all about this city that I grew
Speaker 2: up very close to? Gary, Indiana?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Name that musical for number four? What musical contains the
Speaker 2: song all about Gary, Indiana?
Speaker 4: I can tell you a few things about Gary.
Speaker 2: I just watched the clip today. Oh, it was like,
Speaker 2: holy god, I did see that as a kid, and
Speaker 2: I was like, so weird it out and blown away
Speaker 2: where I'm like, what the hell? Why are they singing
Speaker 2: about the place that.
Speaker 1: Indiana not Louisy Fenne Paris brands New Yorker Rome by
Speaker 1: carry Indiana Gary my home.
Speaker 2: See, all right, I think I think you guys got
Speaker 2: that one. I'm gonna venture, I guess, all right. For
Speaker 2: question number five, we're going back to the bar. For
Speaker 2: question number five, what character from As You Like It
Speaker 2: has the most lines of any female character in a
Speaker 2: Shakespeare play. This female character in this Shakespeare play has
Speaker 2: the most lines. She's from As you Like It? Name her?
Speaker 2: For question number five, all right, smoking through the pop
Speaker 2: culture grab back today, we're talking about Shakespeare and musicals.
Speaker 2: Question number six goes like this, who wrote the song
Speaker 2: There's no business like show business? And what musical is
Speaker 2: it from? It's kind of a two parter. Who wrote
Speaker 2: the song There's no business like show business? And from?
Speaker 2: What musical is that from? For question number six? All right,
Speaker 2: question number seven, I think you guys have this one.
Speaker 2: By the pricking of my thumb, something wicked this way
Speaker 2: comes is a line from what Shakespeare tragedy for number seven?
Speaker 2: Your penultimate question in the grab bag again by the
Speaker 2: pricking of my thumbs. Something wicked this way comes is
Speaker 2: a line from what Shakespeare tragedy for number seven?
Speaker 1: Yes, a tragedy, tragedy, tragedy, tragedy, give it away?
Speaker 3: We can't give away, just can't stay with you know,
Speaker 3: or not to ruin the show we.
Speaker 2: Have to do with you For the people at home,
Speaker 2: guess yeah, Finally we're finishing strong. I think we're gonna
Speaker 2: have really great scores after this round. Question number eight
Speaker 2: of eight in the pop Culture grab Bag, Rob, who
Speaker 2: is a puppet in the hilarious musical Avenue Q, angrily
Speaker 2: denies that he is gay by singing the song might
Speaker 2: girlfriend who lives in blank? Fill in the blank from
Speaker 2: Avenue Q. Rob, who is a puppet in the hilarious
Speaker 2: musical Avenue Q, angrily denies that he is gay by
Speaker 2: singing the song my girlfriend who lives in blank? Where
Speaker 2: does his fake girlfriend live? Rob the puppet from Avenue
Speaker 2: Q pencils down. Let's go over your answers for the
Speaker 2: pop Culture grab Bag round number two. Here we're talking
Speaker 2: about Shakespeare and Broadway musicals Little Half and Half Action
Speaker 2: Question number one, honorificabilitudin a tatibus is the longest word
Speaker 2: mentioned in any of Shakespeare's plays is spoken in this
Speaker 2: comedy featuring Ferdinand, the King of Navarre and the Princess
Speaker 2: of France. Richard wasn't too sure. What did you put?
Speaker 1: No, I don't know this, and I know Michael knows it.
Speaker 1: For some reason, I put this, and I don't think it's.
Speaker 4: Twelfth Night.
Speaker 2: Twelfth Night, great play, one of my favorites. Michael, what
Speaker 2: did you put?
Speaker 3: Breakin play? But I would hazard to guess that it
Speaker 3: is incorrect because I had one of the great performances
Speaker 3: of my entire career in this play, playing the character
Speaker 3: Boyette who will and in waiting to the Queen to
Speaker 3: be of France, who's the Princess of France? And the
Speaker 3: play is Love's Labors Lost?
Speaker 2: And oh yes, I look on he is correct. It
Speaker 2: is Love's labor is Lost. For number one, where you'll find, yeah, Ferdinand,
Speaker 2: the King of the varn Princess of France becoming the
Speaker 2: queen with her three little uh handmaids or whatnot, and.
Speaker 3: Then her very feat possibly gay hand man.
Speaker 2: Who Yeah, that's so great. It is Love's Labors Lost.
Speaker 2: But that's that's a deep cut. That's not one that
Speaker 2: gets done a lot, and you don't hear about it
Speaker 2: a lot. You nailed it. Question number two. What musical
Speaker 2: that opened in ninety seven and is the highest grossing
Speaker 2: Broadway musical of all time, raking in over one point
Speaker 2: five billion dollars? Michael, Wicked? Wicked? Great guest, Richard, what
Speaker 2: did you put? I also put Wicked, Wicked and Wicked.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is wa, It's not Wicked. Tis the
Speaker 2: Lion King? Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: The Lion King is the one that's raked in the most,
Speaker 2: the most box office money over one and a half
Speaker 2: billion dollars. Still going all right back to Shakespeare for
Speaker 2: number three? Can you name two of the three Shakespeare
Speaker 2: plays that feature Sir John A. Fall Staff? Richard?
Speaker 1: Yes, one I'm pretty sure is The Merrywives of Windsor,
Speaker 1: And then I put King Henry the Eighth.
Speaker 2: King Henry the Eighth. You have the Merry Wives of Windsor,
Speaker 2: Henry the Eighth Michael, what did you put it?
Speaker 3: And then I know the other one. I'm not gonna
Speaker 3: hazard to make the mistake of naming it, but it's
Speaker 3: the other in the interim of Heavy the Fifth, that's
Speaker 3: the people are sequel to that.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm going to give you one point a
Speaker 2: piece because you got one of them. The Merry Wives
Speaker 2: of Windsor is correct. But the histories, there was two
Speaker 2: histories that he's a part of, and it's Henry the
Speaker 2: Fourth parts one and two. Henry the Fourth one and two.
Speaker 2: You will also find Sir John Falstaff besides that comedy
Speaker 2: the Mary Wives of Windsor. So I'm going to give
Speaker 2: you one point a piece because you got that one.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm totally embarrassed.
Speaker 2: It's okay. There's a lot of histories and they all
Speaker 2: kind of blend together. It's like Richard the Third, Henry
Speaker 2: the Fifth, and then the rest of them. I think
Speaker 2: you just like put all in a barrel and be like,
Speaker 2: I don't remember Richard.
Speaker 4: Is the second?
Speaker 3: Watch them one weekend top the bottom.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep. Question number four, back to the musical stuff.
Speaker 2: What musical contains the song? All about my area the region, Gary, Indiana,
Speaker 2: Michael Gary.
Speaker 3: Indiana, Gary, Indiana. It is the music man.
Speaker 2: Originally music man, Richard. What did you put?
Speaker 1: It? Is the music man and my first professional theater
Speaker 1: job in seventh grade. I played the understudy to the
Speaker 1: very child that sings that song. I ever went on,
Speaker 1: but I was. I was Winthrop's understudy in the Toddwater
Speaker 1: to the Theater production of The music Man. We ran
Speaker 1: for like eight or ten weeks, but I was in
Speaker 1: seventh grade.
Speaker 2: It's a pretty good run for that. That's pretty good run.
Speaker 2: It was The music Man with Gary Indiana for number four? Uh,
Speaker 2: question of a five character from As You Like? It
Speaker 2: has the most lines of any female character in any
Speaker 2: of the Shakespeare plays. Can you name her? Richard Rosalind, Rosalind, Michael?
Speaker 2: What did you put? Rosal Rosalind and Rosalind? It is
Speaker 2: Rosalind for number five? Were on a roll number six?
Speaker 2: Who wrote the song? There's no business like show business?
Speaker 2: And the other part of the uestion is what musical
Speaker 2: is that song? From? Michael?
Speaker 3: Irving Berlin wrote the song and it is from Annie
Speaker 3: Get your.
Speaker 2: Gun Irving Berlin and Annie Get your Gun? Richard? What
Speaker 2: did you put?
Speaker 4: That is correct? I got it totally wrong.
Speaker 2: Oh no, what did you put?
Speaker 4: I thought it was cold? Porter and kissed me? Kight.
Speaker 2: Good guesses?
Speaker 1: Good guesses, because I ran the spotlight for I had
Speaker 1: to get your Gun that year because I did another
Speaker 1: production and not the high.
Speaker 4: School play, not the high school musical.
Speaker 2: It's okay, it's okay. You still get to keep your
Speaker 2: musicals card. But it was for number six, it was
Speaker 2: Irving Berlin, the Great Irving Berlin, and it is from
Speaker 2: Annie Get your Gun. I didn't know. That's when I
Speaker 2: saw that. I was like, that's an interesting question. Irving
Speaker 2: Berlin and Annie gets your Gun for number six. Question
Speaker 2: number seven, by the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked
Speaker 2: this way come? This is a line from what Shakespeare tragedy? Richard.
Speaker 4: It is the Scottish tragedy Macbeth.
Speaker 2: That is correct, Michael, did you did you?
Speaker 4: I did?
Speaker 2: Yes, the Scottish play or Macbeth. Number seven. And finally,
Speaker 2: question number eight, Rob, who was a puppet in this
Speaker 2: hilarious musical avenue Q angrily denies that he is gay
Speaker 2: by singing the song my girlfriend who lives in blank?
Speaker 2: Fill in the blank, Michael, what place did you come
Speaker 2: up with for number eight?
Speaker 3: It's not correct?
Speaker 2: Kentucky, Kentucky, my girlfriend who lives in Kentucky. Great guest, Richard,
Speaker 2: what did you put oh, Queen's queen. Holy shit, Like I.
Speaker 4: Have a girlfriend live in Queens. I have no idea
Speaker 4: what that is.
Speaker 2: Great. The correct answer is just an entire country of Canada.
Speaker 2: My girlfriend who lives in Canada. Oh title of that
Speaker 2: song from Avenue Q. Yeah, my girlfriend who lives in
Speaker 2: Canada for number eight, No harm, no foul, all right.
Speaker 2: At halftime, we have a new scoreboard update. Richard with
Speaker 2: six points and Michael with eleven. It's eleven to six
Speaker 2: at half. As we enter our third four rounds, this
Speaker 2: is where we're gonna get a little weird.
Speaker 4: It is the lightning round.
Speaker 3: Round three, the lightning round.
Speaker 2: Oh God, Richard, you are trailing at this moment. Okays
Speaker 2: a chance to make some hay in the lightning round today.
Speaker 2: In the Lightning round, you could choose from three of
Speaker 2: my favorite Paul Newman movies. You could choose the Hustler,
Speaker 2: Cool Hand, Luke, or the Sting. Name your poison.
Speaker 4: I'll go with the Sting.
Speaker 2: Fan fantastic. I'm going to say I think this is kismet.
Speaker 2: I'm going to say the question twice. I'm gonna say go.
Speaker 2: You're gonna have twenty seconds to give me as many
Speaker 2: answers as possible. Michael jots some answers down because I'm
Speaker 2: coming straight to you your five second rebuttal as soon
Speaker 2: as Richard's twenty seconds are up. So here is your
Speaker 2: the sting lightning round question. Who were the first nine
Speaker 2: winners of Rupe Paul's drag race. There's been like twenty seasons,
Speaker 2: because you name any of the first nine seasons. Who
Speaker 2: are the first nine winners of Rupe Paul's drag race?
Speaker 2: Twenty seconds on the clock and go Rajah.
Speaker 4: There was, oh, the very first ruiner.
Speaker 1: Is her name is Cameroon?
Speaker 4: Is not her name, but I can't think of her
Speaker 4: real name.
Speaker 3: Aage.
Speaker 4: There was.
Speaker 1: Uh oh uh.
Speaker 4: Good handing of any and that this is one of
Speaker 4: my things that I know.
Speaker 2: Oh, jinx Monsoon there was stop stop, you got two?
Speaker 2: You got two of them. You go to Raja and
Speaker 2: you got jinx Monsoon from Rupe Paul's drag race. Michael,
Speaker 2: your chance to steal some It's a five second bottle,
Speaker 2: so it's even shorter five seconds. There's still seven on
Speaker 2: the board, top nine or first nine winners of RuPaul's
Speaker 2: drag race. Five seconds and go uh.
Speaker 3: Mary lou Retton not Jacomin each Old Corbett.
Speaker 2: Stop stop, ah. There might be some in years to
Speaker 2: come that will that'll do a play on one of
Speaker 2: those needles. Yep, that's one. We're gonna go over the
Speaker 2: ones we didn't get to and you're gonna roll your eyes.
Speaker 2: But you did get two of them. Not bad. So
Speaker 2: it was bebe Zahara benet or Is number one. That
Speaker 2: was the very first winner of all time. Then there
Speaker 2: was James Ross or Tyra Sanchez. Yes you said, Sharon
Speaker 2: Needles was fourth, you got three and five. And then
Speaker 2: there was Bianca del Rio, Violet choch Key, Oh yes,
Speaker 2: Bob the drag Queen, one of my favorites. Yes, Sasha
Speaker 2: and Sasha Valure was number nine.
Speaker 4: God, one of those things I could have said if
Speaker 4: you hadn't asked me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, if I would have given you five minutes,
Speaker 2: you could have related that's twenty seconds as bullshit. It
Speaker 2: totally like your brain thinks it's one and then it
Speaker 2: shuts off or shuts down. But you did get two
Speaker 2: big points for the sting Michael, your turn in the barrel.
Speaker 2: You could choose either the hustler or cool hand Luke
Speaker 2: for your lightning round question.
Speaker 3: Ah, It's hard because i really love Jackie Gleason, but
Speaker 3: I'm going to choose cool Hand Luke.
Speaker 2: Cool Hand Luke maybe my favorite movie of all time.
Speaker 2: I love it so much. Here's your cool Hand Luke question.
Speaker 2: I want to say it twice twenty seconds. Say as
Speaker 2: many answers as possible. Richard, write some answers down because
Speaker 2: I'm coming straight to you with your five second rebuttals.
Speaker 2: See if you could steal some. Once Michael's twenty seconds
Speaker 2: are up, here is your cool hand Luke Lightning round question.
Speaker 2: Can you give me what top nine US states earn
Speaker 2: you the most electoral votes? We have an election coming up,
Speaker 2: which states give you the most electoral votes? When you
Speaker 2: win those states? Top nine? Twenty seconds on the clock and.
Speaker 3: Go Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, North Carolina, California, Washington. Is that true? Florida, Texas?
Speaker 2: Stop? You got Texas just under the wire. You did great.
Speaker 2: You got one, two, three, four, You got six out
Speaker 2: of the nine you got California, Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Speaker 2: and North Carolina. There's still a few on the board, Richard,
Speaker 2: your five second rebuttals, see if you could steal some
Speaker 2: answers here, Top nine US states that earn you the
Speaker 2: most electoral votes in a presidential election. Five seconds on
Speaker 2: the clock and go.
Speaker 4: New York Illinois.
Speaker 2: He says, stop, you stole too. You stole both New
Speaker 2: York and Illinois were fourth and fifth respectively. You guys
Speaker 2: trounced the cool hand. Luke question the only one we
Speaker 2: didn't get to. It's going to be a big pivotal
Speaker 2: state this year. Down South Georgia. Georgia's number eight. Oh,
Speaker 2: gorge on the list now, of course it's a big
Speaker 2: great Looking at the new tote board. After three rounds
Speaker 2: out of four, we have a new score. Richard with ten,
Speaker 2: he's in double digits ten, Michaels still in the lead
Speaker 2: with seventeen. It's seventeen to ten.
Speaker 4: After all, mercy a happened.
Speaker 2: We are here with Michael Gans. You could follow him
Speaker 2: on social media at Michael Gans on Instagram and Facebook.
Speaker 2: He is playing for the Camera and Boyce Foundation. We're
Speaker 2: also here with Richard Register. You can follow him just
Speaker 2: looking up Richard Register on the facebooks and he is
Speaker 2: playing for the wonderful vote forward. It is seventeen to
Speaker 2: ten as we enter our fourth and final round between
Speaker 2: you two. It is the Theodore Double Duty Radcliffe Round
Speaker 2: Round four.
Speaker 3: The Double Duty.
Speaker 2: We call it the double Duty because points are doubled
Speaker 2: and there are nine questions instead of eight in this round,
Speaker 2: so there are eighteen very crucial points up for grabs.
Speaker 2: So today in the Double Duty, we're talking all about
Speaker 2: a fun, fun ass decade. We're talking about all things
Speaker 2: from the nineteen seventies. This is all about the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 4: There are nine anything, we're so young.
Speaker 3: And I don't. I mean, that's their lots, not mine.
Speaker 2: There are nine questions in this round. Here is question
Speaker 2: number one on the TV sitcom Alice. What were the
Speaker 2: names of Alice's two original fellow waitresses as well as
Speaker 2: her boss's name? Question number two, What country overtook West
Speaker 2: Germany as the second biggest economy in the world during
Speaker 2: the nineteen seventies? Kind of an interesting question. What country
Speaker 2: overtook West Germany as the second biggest economy in the
Speaker 2: world during the nineteen seventies? Think about it.
Speaker 4: Took over what country? West Germany?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's how old this is, as there was still
Speaker 2: a West in East Germany, but this country overtook it
Speaker 2: as the second biggest economy in the world during the
Speaker 2: nineteen seventies. Question number three. I know you guys don't
Speaker 2: like years, but this is going to be a what's
Speaker 2: the year question? But narrowed it down because we're talking
Speaker 2: about a decade in What year do these three things happen?
Speaker 2: Star Wars is released, the New York City Blackout occurs,
Speaker 2: and Elvis Presley dies. What year did all three of
Speaker 2: those things happen? For question number three? Again for question
Speaker 2: number three, and what year did all three of these
Speaker 2: things happen? Star Wars Is released, the New York City
Speaker 2: Blackout occurs, and Elvis Presley passes away. Now we're getting
Speaker 2: into it. Now it's coming down to these final questions.
Speaker 2: On the heat is on?
Speaker 4: Here was that song released?
Speaker 2: Question number four?
Speaker 4: Here we go.
Speaker 2: For question number four, this holiday was first celebrated on
Speaker 2: April twenty twenty second, nineteen seventy, So the first time
Speaker 2: it was celebrated nationally was on April twenty second, nineteen seventy.
Speaker 2: Name that holiday that we have every year. But for
Speaker 2: question number four, this holiday was first celebrated back on
Speaker 2: April twenty second, nineteen seventy. Name that holiday federal holiday.
Speaker 2: It is not a federal holiday. Is not an official
Speaker 2: federal holiday. But we are celebrated every year in April
Speaker 2: every year. All right, Question number five of nine in
Speaker 2: the double duty we're talking about the nineteen seventies here,
Speaker 2: Question five, What duo gave us the late seventies jams?
Speaker 2: Shake your groove thing and reunited? What duo? Speaking of
Speaker 2: duos like gans and register or register in gans? What
Speaker 2: duo gave us the late seventies jams? Think your groove
Speaker 2: thing and reunited? And it feels so good reunited and
Speaker 2: it be so glud all right? Question number six is
Speaker 2: kind of a mouthful. Here we go on June twenty third,
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy two, what law stated that no person in
Speaker 2: the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be
Speaker 2: excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or
Speaker 2: be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity
Speaker 2: receiving federal financial assistance? What's that law or title for
Speaker 2: number six? On June twenty third, nineteen seventy two, what
Speaker 2: law it also goes by title something stated that no
Speaker 2: person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex,
Speaker 2: be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of
Speaker 2: or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or
Speaker 2: activity receiving federal financial assistance in seventy two in nineteen
Speaker 2: seventy two. Yes, you still hear it bandied about today
Speaker 2: in regards to athletics, mostly title what question number six?
Speaker 4: This is the final round?
Speaker 2: This is it between you two? Coming down to the
Speaker 2: last three questions?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, home.
Speaker 2: Stretch yep, I can't number seven. I think you guys
Speaker 2: have this one. Question seven of nine goes like this.
Speaker 2: Name the nineteen seventy five documentary featuring the reclusive mother
Speaker 2: and daughter, upper class women both named Edith Beal?
Speaker 4: Yes, what was that doc?
Speaker 2: Called for? Number seven? Again? Name the nineteen seventy five
Speaker 2: documentary featuring the reclusive mother and daughter upper class women,
Speaker 2: both named Edith Beale.
Speaker 4: Right, that's gay cannon. Ah.
Speaker 3: He knows that it has nothing to do with sexual preference,
Speaker 3: but everything to do with game.
Speaker 2: All right. Eight of nine, here's your penultimate question in
Speaker 2: the double duty. What seventies fads sold more in the
Speaker 2: United States? Pet rocks or mood rings? What sold more
Speaker 2: in the nineteen seventies when they had their big fads?
Speaker 2: Pet rocks or mood rings? What's sold more? For number eight,
Speaker 2: it's either or mm hmm. All right, Now question nine
Speaker 2: kind of like a bookend from question number one. Now
Speaker 2: we're talking about the actors who played the parents on
Speaker 2: maybe my favorite sitcom from the era, Good Times. The
Speaker 2: two parents who the actors the incredible actors that played
Speaker 2: the parents on Good Times? For number nine. All right,
Speaker 2: pencils down, let's go over our answers. For our fourth
Speaker 2: and final round, it was the double Douty Radcliff round
Speaker 2: today we were talking about all things from the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 2: There were nine questions in the round seventeen to ten.
Speaker 2: Going into the round. Question number one on the TV
Speaker 2: sitcom Alice, what were the names of Alice's two original
Speaker 2: fellow waitresses as well as her boss's name on the show, Michael,
Speaker 2: What did you come up with?
Speaker 3: I have a flow? Ah have mel who I had
Speaker 3: a crush on when I was a kid. Is that
Speaker 3: strange in a way? I didn't understand love and the
Speaker 3: throat kind of crap and still to this day, I
Speaker 3: have a question. And then I do not know her
Speaker 3: name from the show, but I know that she was
Speaker 3: played by bet Howland.
Speaker 2: Wow, that is crazy.
Speaker 1: Web Holland was the original. Thank you well, but I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna married. Don't tell and I'm not gonna be
Speaker 1: married from.
Speaker 3: Companies sometimes sometimes greatst works.
Speaker 2: Yes, Richard, Richard, what did you put?
Speaker 4: I put Mel kiss my Grits.
Speaker 3: I can't believe it.
Speaker 4: That can methic of Flow and Vella, I think name.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you guys are so close on everything.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna give you. I'm gonna give you like a
Speaker 2: couple points apiece because you're you're right all, You're right there.
Speaker 2: This is not an easy question because the show has
Speaker 2: not been on for quite some time. You both got
Speaker 2: Mel mel Sharples played by the great Vic Tayback. Yes,
Speaker 2: Mel Sharples played by Vic Tayback. Both great names real
Speaker 2: name and fictional name ran Mel's diner on the show Alice.
Speaker 2: Then you had Flow or kiss My Grits played by
Speaker 2: the great Polly Holiday Florence. And then the one that
Speaker 2: you guys couldn't remember, but you were really close with
Speaker 2: Velma is verra verra you dingy yes vera two points
Speaker 2: apiece though for number one, because you guys were we.
Speaker 4: Were right there.
Speaker 2: Question number two? What country overtook West Germany? As the
Speaker 2: second biggest economy in the world during the nineteen seventies. Richard,
Speaker 2: what did you come up with?
Speaker 4: I'm toggling between Japan and China.
Speaker 2: What are you gonna go with?
Speaker 4: I look, you're gonna go with Japan. Japan.
Speaker 2: Great guess, Michael, what did you put?
Speaker 3: I put China if I'm honest that I was wondering
Speaker 3: about Japan.
Speaker 2: Okay, So we have China and Japan. Great guesses. I
Speaker 2: thought that's where you would be. One of you is correct,
Speaker 2: one of you is incorrect. The correct answer is.
Speaker 4: Japan.
Speaker 2: It is Japan.
Speaker 3: They were powerhouses in the seventies and eighties.
Speaker 2: Yeah, powerhouses, is right. So Japan overtook West Germany back
Speaker 2: in the nineteen seventies. Two big points for Richard. He
Speaker 2: needed that question number three. In what year did these
Speaker 2: three things happen? Star Wars was released, the New York
Speaker 2: City Blackout happened, and Presley passed away. Michael, what what
Speaker 2: year did you come up with?
Speaker 3: Nineteen seventy five?
Speaker 2: Nineteen seventy five? Richard, what did you put?
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say seventy seven.
Speaker 2: Seventy seven. The correct answer all three of those things.
Speaker 2: Star Wars the blackout and Elvis Presley passed away. Was
Speaker 2: a big year in music with the dawn of like
Speaker 2: new wave and punk rock. The same year Elvis died
Speaker 2: was nineteen seventy seven. Holy shit, we got a ballgame.
Speaker 2: We got a ballgame. That's two in a row for Richard.
Speaker 2: Whoo you start getting dicey nineteen seventy seven for number three,
Speaker 2: question number four. This holiday was first celebrated on April
Speaker 2: twenty second, nineteen seventy We had a question was this
Speaker 2: a federal holiday? It is not a federal holiday. But
Speaker 2: what holiday are we speaking of? Richard? What did you
Speaker 2: come up with?
Speaker 1: Well, this is wrong because this is a federal holiday.
Speaker 1: I put Martin Luther King.
Speaker 2: Junior Day MLKA Junior Day. Michael, what did you put?
Speaker 3: I put every day in the whole year, And then
Speaker 3: I finally came down to Dobbin's Happy Puppy Day.
Speaker 2: That's what it should be, right, that's what it should be.
Speaker 2: We have this every year. No one really celebrates it,
Speaker 2: but it does make sense when you think about it.
Speaker 2: April twenty second, every year we celebrate Earth Day. It
Speaker 2: is I that April twenty second, that day day. Forget it, you.
Speaker 3: Will not forget. We'll not soon forget the Earth Day.
Speaker 4: Yes, I know, of course that's Earth Day. Good God.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But no harm, no foul, all right. Question number five,
Speaker 2: little little music question, little R and B. What duo
Speaker 2: gave us the late seventies slow jams or not slow jams?
Speaker 2: Shake your groove things is just a jam? And then
Speaker 2: Reunited was more of a slow jam. Michael, what did
Speaker 2: you put for number five?
Speaker 3: Ashford and Simpson?
Speaker 2: Guess Ashford and Simpson, Richard, what did you put?
Speaker 4: I also put Ashford and Simpson.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, we're not doing music questions ever again
Speaker 2: with you. I didn't know this about this duo, but
Speaker 2: it's Peaches and Herb.
Speaker 4: Course it is.
Speaker 2: Peaches and Herb. And I didn't know this, but there
Speaker 2: were three different women that played Peaches at one time
Speaker 2: or another. I thought it was the same person, but
Speaker 2: it was like, no, they kept the name even though
Speaker 2: there was different singers. So there was one singer in
Speaker 2: particular that had those hits with Herb who was the same.
Speaker 2: But Peaches and Herb gave us those two lovely songs again,
Speaker 2: no harm, no file for question number five, Question number six,
Speaker 2: June twenty third, nineteen seventy two. What law or title
Speaker 2: stated that no person in the United States shall, on
Speaker 2: the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, or
Speaker 2: being denied benefits of, or subjected to discrimination, under any
Speaker 2: educational program or activity receiving federal financial assistance. It's called
Speaker 2: title what Richard, Title six, Title six going red Dye,
Speaker 2: and number six Idle six, Big Hero six. Michael, what
Speaker 2: do you got? Title fifty nine? You hear this a
Speaker 2: lot when they talk about women's sports and why we
Speaker 2: excel so much in hockey and soccer and a bunch
Speaker 2: of other athletics. It's Title nine. Title nine is that
Speaker 2: title that helped that allowed women to play all sorts
Speaker 2: of sports in all schooling and that's why. Yeah, women
Speaker 2: in the United States have been excelling left and right.
Speaker 2: Are incredible at every sport nowadays, like basketball, like the
Speaker 2: WNBA incredible season, all thanks to Title nine.
Speaker 1: Well do I get half a point because my numbers
Speaker 1: just upside down?
Speaker 2: Yeah? You just headed upside down? You?
Speaker 3: Oh wait, I did say Title nine. It is night
Speaker 3: right there.
Speaker 2: Those of you at home, they are turning their notebook
Speaker 2: papers upside down.
Speaker 4: I have Title nine, you have nine?
Speaker 2: You have nine? ELEITHI or ok, I have elt it
Speaker 2: el tit, you have nine el tits. It's all good.
Speaker 2: I think we still have a very close game as
Speaker 2: it comes down to these final three questions. Question number
Speaker 2: seven named nineteen seventy five documentary featuring the reclusive mother
Speaker 2: and daughter upperclass women, both named Edith Beale, Michael Greg
Speaker 2: Gardens Ladies and Gentleman Grey Gardens. Richard, what did you put?
Speaker 4: Yeah? That's the game me for a gay grey Gardens.
Speaker 2: It is the wonderful Lil Edie and big Edie grey
Speaker 2: Gardens is correct?
Speaker 4: For now, I didn't know it was.
Speaker 2: You both nailed it two big points apiece. Question number eight,
Speaker 2: what's seventies fad sold more in the United States? Pet
Speaker 2: rocks or mood rings? Richard.
Speaker 1: I went with this answer because I just feel like
Speaker 1: they were around longer.
Speaker 2: Mood rings, mood rings. Michael, do you agree with me?
Speaker 2: Or did you go your how would you go?
Speaker 4: You went with.
Speaker 3: Because I feel like I know that factuated somehow in
Speaker 3: the back.
Speaker 2: Pet Rocks sold over one point five million Oh my
Speaker 2: god locks were sold in the nineteen seventies. Mood rings
Speaker 2: sold over twenty five million Oh Wow rings. Wins outs.
Speaker 2: They still sold a lot of each, but mood rings
Speaker 2: sold twenty five million mood rings in the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: It could all come down to this question number nine.
Speaker 2: Who played the parents on the sitcom Good Times? I
Speaker 2: need both of them? Michael, what did you get Don
Speaker 2: Amos and Esther Roll? John Esther Roll? Richard? What did you.
Speaker 4: Put John Amos and Esther Roll?
Speaker 2: It was Esther Great Ester Role and John Amos that
Speaker 2: were the parents in that sitcom Good Times. Now time
Speaker 2: to tabulate our scores. Oh my god, what we have
Speaker 2: just tabulated our scores. Yes, after four intense rounds between
Speaker 2: you two writing partners, extraordinary. We have Michael Gans with
Speaker 2: twenty three points and Richard Register with twenty.
Speaker 4: Two points.
Speaker 2: Oh, Michael Gans, you are the smartest person in the world.
Speaker 2: Oh one a week by one point.
Speaker 4: That's insane.
Speaker 2: Both impressive scores. That came down to the last couple
Speaker 2: of questions. It really did you guys did great. But
Speaker 2: the game is not over. It's now time for the
Speaker 2: final throat.
Speaker 3: On the final throwdown.
Speaker 2: It's time for me to just bring up a one
Speaker 2: off question. You two can discuss an answer and then
Speaker 2: I'll leave you with the correct answer and a few tidbits,
Speaker 2: so hopefully we learn a little something something before all
Speaker 2: is through. Here is your final throwdown question that you
Speaker 2: guys can discuss. Allowed. What land mammal has the longest tail?
Speaker 2: What land mammal do you think has the longest tail?
Speaker 3: Ah, very very interesting. It's a mammal, so it births.
Speaker 2: Oh, I think, longest tail in the world, and everything
Speaker 2: is like a blue waves, it's like a huge tail.
Speaker 2: But land mammal, what land man has the longest tail?
Speaker 3: Longest? So it's a land mammal. So it's it has
Speaker 3: to give birth, you know, through the giant it's got
Speaker 3: to give birth that way. And it's got to also
Speaker 3: feed and milk. It's it's young, I mean it. You
Speaker 3: know they breastfeed, you know, young, longest.
Speaker 4: Tail, longest tail, like maybe a giraffe. I don't even
Speaker 4: know if they have tails. That's a goodness.
Speaker 3: I was thinking about a giraffe, but not an elephant
Speaker 3: necessary all right?
Speaker 4: Could it be one of like a monkey, an ape
Speaker 4: or they don't.
Speaker 3: Have any tails, their tails, they don't have tails monkeys and.
Speaker 4: Some of those monkeys really hang by their tails.
Speaker 3: And now they hang by their arms. They don't have Oh,
Speaker 3: well they do. Do monkeys do sometimes have tails?
Speaker 4: Or do they? Yes?
Speaker 3: Little spider monkeys have tails totally.
Speaker 4: But probably have the longest tails.
Speaker 2: Fuge monkey.
Speaker 3: Uh longest tail, longest tail. Uh, it's terrible. I don't
Speaker 3: know that. It's all a children's book that you remember.
Speaker 4: I know you're thinking they don't have the longest tail.
Speaker 4: Not the longest story of yours share.
Speaker 3: You're not talking about the tail of your rags. I
Speaker 3: was going for that joke too. Not the longest story,
Speaker 3: which would be.
Speaker 1: Ship, but the longest bit of lore, not the longest fib.
Speaker 3: You know, who say we could do it. It's so
Speaker 3: hard to think that I don't long tail, long tail?
Speaker 3: I would you know? I thought kangaroo. But kangaroo is marsupial.
Speaker 3: It's not even a mammals, right, it's not a mammal.
Speaker 3: Have a very long tail.
Speaker 4: That's very tiger panther or Oh that's good.
Speaker 3: They have long tails tigers and cheetahs, I think.
Speaker 1: But it's not that visit but not that long necessarily.
Speaker 3: I think you might be right on the monkey bard
Speaker 3: but who knows? Who knows? Uh? This is hard because
Speaker 3: I know yang Sea River. I recently heard that was
Speaker 3: a hard one on another show. I you know this too,
Speaker 3: The Yanksy River was one of the greatest natural zesters
Speaker 3: of all time.
Speaker 2: That I don't think I would have guessed this right
Speaker 2: away at all. I would have maybe mentioned it or something,
Speaker 2: but like, I don't know, it's it's a weird question.
Speaker 2: That's why I picked it. I was like, this is interesting.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's something that you just hear bandied
Speaker 2: about all the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it has to be. It has to be a
Speaker 3: kind of a hard.
Speaker 4: Get land mammal land mammal.
Speaker 2: What do you think find answers commonly in a zoo?
Speaker 4: Sure, I guess I'm gonna say. I'm gonna say a panther.
Speaker 2: Panther and lemur great guesses. The final throwdown answer. You
Speaker 2: said it very early on. It is a giraffe, Ara.
Speaker 2: It's so goddamn big. You don't think the tail is
Speaker 2: like big either, But the tail get this averages about
Speaker 2: eight feet long wo and then to swat away the
Speaker 2: pesky biting insects, so it's got to be long to
Speaker 2: get up their necks and backs and all that stuff.
Speaker 2: Right on average has an eighth forth long tail, which
Speaker 2: I thought was weird and interesting. I'm like, I did
Speaker 2: not know that.
Speaker 3: So the tall it's like being really tall, you don't
Speaker 3: notice you have a big butt.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I also learned not too long ago, like
Speaker 2: something else I should have learned when I was a
Speaker 2: kid is that there's a question about how many vertebrae
Speaker 2: are in a giraffe's neck, and you think there's like
Speaker 2: a hundred because it's so long, and it's like they
Speaker 2: have the same amount of neck vertebrae that we do.
Speaker 2: It's seven. They have seven, but their vertebrae are like
Speaker 2: the first ones this big, and then the next one,
Speaker 2: oh wow, So we each have seven vertebrates.
Speaker 3: Huge and they're just huge.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're like huge, almost like Stegosaurus plates, Like they're huge.
Speaker 2: If you look the vertebrae of a draft's neck, you're like,
Speaker 2: oh my god. Wild. But we learned something about our friends,
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