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1. What car company has a model that’s named after the Spanish word for “river”?
2. What corporation owns Kentucky Fried Chicken?
3. What company paid more than one million dollars for JumpTheShark.com?
4. Who was the leading rusher for the Houston Texans last year?
5. In what city did Jack, Crissy and Janet live on the show “Three’s Company”?
6. Who won Superbowl III?
7. What 1999 movie features A man with a rather mundane existence suddenly introduced to a stranger who teaches him how to live on the wild side, and how to make soap?
8. Harrison Ford starred in “Raiders of the Lost Ark”, but he was the movie studios second choice to play the part of Indiana Jones. Who was their first choice?
9. What British actor portrayed Grand Moff Tarkin in “Star Wars: Episode IV”?
10. In “Better Off Dead”, how much money does the paperboy want from John Cusack’s character?
11. In what make of car would you find a flux capacitor?
12. What famous science fiction author penned the book “The Puppet Masters”?
13. Who wrote “A Tale of Two Cities”?
14. “Fish” was a spin-off of what other TV show?
15. Although Leif Ericson was the first European to land in the New World, which earlier Viking was actually the first to sight it?
16. Who was President of Spain at the onset of hostilities in 1936?
17. What television show once featured the “Buddy Biancalana Countdown” as a parody of the coverage surrounding Pete Rose’s chase of Ty Cobb’s hit record?
18. When did President Nixon first visit the Soviet Union as president of the US?
19. In Russia, what was the specific term called for the combining of many farms for peasants to work on?
20. What actor/actress do “Singles”, “Point of No Return” and “Lake Placid” have in common?
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7. What 1999 movie features A man with a rather mundane existence suddenly introduced to a stranger who teaches him how to live on the wild side, and how to make soap?
Fight Club
"Listen, here's the thing. If you can't spot the sucker in the first half hour at the table, then you ARE the sucker."
8. Harrison Ford starred in “Raiders of the Lost Ark”, but he was the movie studios second choice to play the part of Indiana Jones. Who was their first choice?
17. What television show once featured the “Buddy Biancalana Countdown” as a parody of the coverage surrounding Pete Rose’s chase of Ty Cobb’s hit record?
RumpleForeskin wrote:8. Harrison Ford starred in “Raiders of the Lost Ark”, but he was the movie studios second choice to play the part of Indiana Jones. Who was their first choice?
Sean Connery
"I'll take the rapist for 200"
Nope.
8. Harrison Ford starred in “Raiders of the Lost Ark”, but he was the movie studios second choice to play the part of Indiana Jones. Who was their first choice?
Tom Selleck
5. In what city did Jack, Crissy and Janet live on the show “Three’s Company”?
Santa Monica. (To cover all the bases, LA if you're looking for the larger city, but on several occasions it was mentioned that they lived in Santa Monica.)
War Wagon wrote:The first time I click on one of your youtube links will be the first time.
OCmike wrote:
2. What corporation owns Kentucky Fried Chicken?
Pepsi
Wrong - Pepsi spun off Taco Bell, KFC & Pizza Hut about 7 years ago. That corporation is now called YUM brands and also includes Long John Silvers and A&W
OCmike wrote:
2. What corporation owns Kentucky Fried Chicken?
Pepsi
Wrong - Pepsi spun off Taco Bell, KFC & Pizza Hut about 7 years ago. That corporation is now called YUM brands and also includes Long John Silvers and A&W
