Good Job, Brain! - 200: ALL QUIZ BONANZA! #40

Episode Date: May 25, 2018

The long and undulating road to 200 is HERE. We've made it -- and it's an ALL QUIZ! We're starting the celebration off with Colin's mystery themed music round, and jump into another mentally sweaty round of "Lifetime Movie? Or Not Lifetime Movie?" It's a milestone for us, so why not celebrate the famous achievements of others in Karen's award speeches quiz? And see if you're a Broadway Baby in Chris' musicals title challenge. You want animals? We got your celebrity-named species right here! And we end with a Disney property quiz, and Chris' ultimate Weird Al gauntlet. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast. Hello, certainly cerebral cells celebrating Celsius and centimeters on the ceremonious bicentennial celebration. You're listening to Good Job, Rain, your weekly quiz show and offbeat trivia podcast. This is episode 200. We made it. We did it.

And of course, I'm your humble host, Karen, and we are your highfalutin, high-flying, hydrocarbon life forms, highlighting, hijinks, singing on high chairs, wearing our high-tops, high-fiving. I'm Colin. I'm Dana. And I'm Chris.

Ah, the road to 200 is here. We made it. And in time for our 50s. anniversary. Yeah. Around this time. We're recording right now. It's early March.

So, ish. Yeah. Ish. Where were we five years ago? Oh my God. It is, it is, it is, it's hard to, hard to imagine. Half a decade. Yeah.

Before three children were added to this, uh, motley ensemble we have here. Dogs and cats. Yep. Yeah. Living together. Mass hysteria. Well, Karen. can I start us off here with a very good job brain tradition of the wacky news article.

Yes, you may call it. Hopefully involving animals. This is from the Washington Post in early February. Dead goose knocks out hunter on Maryland's eastern shore. Did you guys hear about this one? This was picked up. This was picked up by some other news services. I think I've heard this one.

The man had been stranded on a desert island and the goose was its friend. Yeah. If only he had seen the feathers. Yeah, yeah. The dog tags, and he threw up. A dead goose fell from the sky and knocked a 51-year-old hunter unconscious on Maryland's eastern shore. Robert Milehammer of Maryland was hunting with three others. Hunting for goose? For waterfowl when someone in the group fired on a flock of Canada geese overhead.

One of the geese was struck, fell, and hit Milehammer. Exactly. Knocking him out and causing head and facial injuries. Oh. I mean, this is a big deal. I mean, the more... It's a big goose. It's a big goose.

Yeah, you think about it. I mean, I had this counterintuitive. It's like, oh, birds, they're light, you know, because they fly and they're feathery. But then, you know, I mean, like, you look at a rotisserie chicken, and it's like, if I threw a rotissary chicken at you, you know, from like the second story of my house, that would hurt. Right. You know, and this is a Canada goose. They're big. They are big.

And aggressive. Yeah, they say that the Canada geese, on average, I don't know about this particular one, but they say they can weigh about 12 pounds. They have a wingspan of six feet. Oh. And they see those. This one fell from, they estimate, about 90 feet up. So, I mean, this, this dead bird was moving when it hit the guy. They had to, they had to airlift the guy to a shock trauma unit.

According to the article, when Milehammer came to, he knew who he was, but little else. Oh, no. Oh, my goodness. The dead goose also knocked out two of his teeth. Whoa. So watch out when you're hunting. You know, NPR, they covered the story with a little bit more snark. They said, you know, some might chalk it up to bad luck.

others to karma and I think that yeah if you're going to go out hunting geese if one of them hits you in the head you can't complain from beyond the grave you can't complain yeah yeah it's not like it's attacking you right it's been a bunch of goosebumps revenge that's it we got it if there is I thought that's what you said and this is now commemorated among the geese as goosemas yeah yeah so they said last report, he's in stable condition. You know, it wasn't even like, oh, and he's fine now. It was just, he's stable.

He's stable. He's a stable condition. Yeah, exactly. And it's not like, and he's doing great. It's like, he is not, he's not dead. We're optimistic about his recovery. Oh, my goodness. Yeah.

So keep your head on a swivel. He's not getting any worse. Yeah. That Nintendo game duck hunt would have been so much better if you could shoot the duck so it hit the dog. Dog. Oh, I would have better. Yeah. Duck hunt.

Redux or 2.0. Redux. Redux. I thought you thought of that. No. Oh my God. That's fantastic. Tripping over the puns. Redux. Well, without further ado, road to, well, no, we're not Road to 200. We are at here. We made it. The Road to 200 is behind us. Let's start off with our first general trivia segment, our 200th pop quiz, hot shot. Hot-chan, hot-chan, hot-chan, hot-cha. So instead of usually...

Two hundred times we've done this. Yeah, 200. So that's what, 1,200 questions. Give or take. And give or take, because we played Jeopardy before. Yeah. So usually for... It's a lot of questions.

Usually for this segment, I have a random trivial pursuit card that I will have you guys answer. But today is a special occasion. We have a trivial pursuit, scratch-and-play book. Huh. That I will choose questions from the different. categories and then we'll find out what the answer is because I have to scratch like a lot of it really make you work for it here buzzers here we go people and places what e word do the amish use to refer to anyone outside their community oh that's a good one huh Chris Englishman

yeah I was going to say they're English right I have to scratch it I want you to really mic up the scratching sound there yeah Correct, it is Oh, this is a multiple choice I can give you this choice. English. English, yeah, yeah, yeah, all right. Arts and Entertainment,

what dapper rappers donned stylish Stetsons for their 1984 rock box video? Oh, Dapper. Run DMC? It's not a bad yes. Correct.

Because they wore those hats, yeah. Rock box video. Run DMC, correct. All right, next question. History. What hot new dance in 3-4-time, which is at the tempo, was first described in the 1588 book Orchessography. Chris.

The waltz. Incorrect. This hot-near dance. So it should be like 1-2-3, 1-2-3, I think. Hot new dance. Hot new dance. The rumble. No.

In the 1,500. Oh, 1580s. Oh, 1580s. The quatrain. Mm-mm. Like the fox tribe. It is the minuet. I was just the minuet.

I said the minuet. It's the only other old-timey dance. I didn't even know it was a day. All right, science of nature. What creature, when eaten while still alive, chokes six people to death each year in South Korea? What? Eaton while still alive? What creature, eating while still alive, chokes six people to death each year in South Korea?

Dana. Squid? Incorrect. Oh. Colin. The eel. Incorrect, but that's a good guess. It's not the squid.

It's not the eel. It is the octopus. Mostly because of the tentacles, the suction. Sure. Oh, yeah. All right. So remember, kill those. Well, just two more carefully.

Or that. Well, so, so that is a thing where you eat, like, like, raw or fresh octopus or squid, mostly octopus. However, like, when you, even though the animal is dead, sometimes it has leftover nerve movement. So you'll see, like, kind of, like, it's kind of gross with, like, things move. And when you swallow, you can feel it move. But, like, it is dead. It's kind of, like, left over nerve firing. You've seen those videos where they have the tentacles kind of laid out and they pour water on it and they curl up.

And dance. Not for me. Listen, yeah. You know what? Not for me. I'm not going to get choked to death by still alive. From the inside. Yeah.

So I'm going to go ahead and just eat it like that. Yeah. All right. Next question. Sports and leisure. Sports and leisure. Who was the first female athlete to Grace A. Aweedy's box?

Oh, first female athlete. Althea Gibson? Incorrect. Dana. Mary Lou Retton? Correct. Really? That late? She was the first?

So, what, 84, right? I'm surprised it was until the 80s, so they didn't have a woman on the cover. I mean, on the box. I'm not that surprised. No. I mean, maybe I shouldn't be, sadly. Who wants to be like a girl and took until the 80s before? They were like, maybe that's cool.

All you have to do is win a bunch of gold medals. And yeah. Yeah, all right, fine. I guess you're good. Like, not even, like, Nadia come. Or maybe, I guess they go for American athletes. Yeah. You want to be like a 10-year-old from a new girl.

She was probably, wasn't the last. to have wheaties. No, no. Remember to eat your cereal and you grow up to be this 57-pound middle school from the Ukraine.

Send your letters to Chris Kohler. All right. Last question, wild card. What are Greek mythology's Clotho,

lacchesis, and atropos collectively known as? Sorry if I botched the pronouncing Collin. Are those muses? Incorrect. More muses than that.

I have another guess, but. Clotho. Clotho. Lechisis. Atropos. Dana. Are they dreams or sleepy ones? Nope.

All right. Colin, back to you. Are they the fates? They are the fates. Oh, okay. All right. Good job, Braves. There we go.

Our 200th pop quiz hot shot. Yeah. And so today is not only are, well, I guess Bicentennial is not the right way. That is the wrong word. That's a wrong word. I mean, like, yeah, it feels like it's been

200 years. The Bicentennial is 200 years. There is no term for... 200 episodes of a podcast. There should be. Yeah. So not only is it a celebration, it is also in all quiz.

Every fifth episode, multiple five, we have a show that doesn't have a theme or a topic. All of us, made quizzes to quiz each other and to quiz you guys, dear listeners. So today is our all quiz number 40. Okay, I had a lot of fun putting this quiz together for you guys.

It is a music quiz. Oh, we're going to start off with a music quiz. Yeah, right out of the gates here. I'm going to play some songs for you, ask you some questions about them. Now, Karen, you might even be, asking, is there a theme to this quiz? And I'm going to say, you bet there's a theme to this quiz.

In fact, there's a specific theme to this quiz. So that's a little challenge for you guys, that you have to figure out. In addition to giving me, in addition to identifying the artist of each song I'm going to give you, there's a connective tissue, an overarching theme to this quiz, a through line, if you will. Right. And your guy's challenge is at the end of the quiz to tell me, what's the theme? What ties all of these songs or artists?

or the whole experience together. Okay, interesting. So get your buzzers ready. I'm going to play 20, 30 seconds of a song for you. You don't need to tell me the title of the song. Sometimes it will be obvious, but you need to tell me who the singer, the band, who is the musical artist?

Who is the artist performing the song? All right, here we go. First track, who is this artist? There's a battle ahead. Many battles are lost But you'll never see the end of the road While you're traveling with me Hey now, hey now

Don't dream it's over Hey now, hey now Oh, oops Dana Crowded House That is Crowded House With don't dream it's over Yes again

Not hey now Not hey now Although If you go Google crowded house. Hey now. You will find this song. Yeah. Guarantee. All right. Okay. Next track. Who is this recording artist? down the lens They used to shout my name Not be whispering

I was meeting I'm not Dane again It is Lord It is Lord Yes Yes that is yellow flicker beat Okay

Okay Okay Karen, Dana I see the gears turn in here They may be sniffing it out here All right next track Tell me the recording artist Okay

Karen in Karen in first with the guest with the guest with the guests. Oh, Karen in first with the guests? Okay, you got to go with one first. Buena Vista Social Club. Yes, correct. Yeah, good instinct. That is Chan Chan. Considered the signature song of the Buena Vista Social Club supergroup.

Okay, all right. Moving right along here. Moving right along. Maybe you got starting to form some guesses here. No, no. No. No. Next track.

Next track. Who is this recording artist? I won't sympathize. And if you complain Once for you week and I'm a leaf I'm happy. Oh, I think everyone clicked in. Dana, I think, was maybe first.

Bjork. That is Bjork, yes. Yes. Army of me is the track. Army of me. That is Bjork, or Bjerk, if you prefer. It's non-American so far. I can pinpoint all the countries Okay

Moving right along Next track Who is this recording artist Rome was not built in a day Opposition will come your way But they harder the battle you see It's the sweeter The victory now

You can get it if you really want You can get it if you're really want You can get it if you're really You can get it if you really want, but you must try. Yes, Dana, who is this? We all know the song. I don't know the song. You don't know the song?

Oh, okay. Well, I'll give you the title. That's you can get it if you really want. But you must. I have. Yeah? Oh, I don't know who it is. Take a guess.

I mean, like, I can hear an accent. It was one of the first really big hit reggae songs in America and the U.K. Bob Marley Not a bad guess Not it is not Bob Marley That is Jimmy Cliff Yes Very famous

I was like It's the person that you always Always guess correctly at trivia When it's reggae It shows up Yeah No it's true If a reggae

Colin's like no it's Jimmy Cliff Absolutely If a reggae shows up at your trivia And it's not Bob Marley It's either Jimmy Cliff Or maybe Peter Tosh Yeah All right Jimmy Cliff on that one

Okay I see some I see some confused faces Which is good I like it It means you guys are working on the theme hard. All right.

Next track. Next track. Who is this recording artist? The sugar can't find a spoon that we want to have. The sugar cube will melt no more. Karen, confidently. This is a very you, your generation music quiz. Oh, is it?

I feel like it is Cheebo motto. That is Cheebo motto. Yeah. Okay. Sugar cubes. Okay. I only know this song. That is a spoon is the name of that song.

Yes. They do have a lot of songs about food, but yes, yes. Wow. Okay. Okay. Okay. There's two Japanese girls. It is. It is.

All right. Next track. Who is this recording artist? Rihanna That is Rihanna Rihanna with Shut Up and Drive Yeah Very my generation song Oh really

Yeah The other ones were You guys want one more You guys want one more track here You guys got enough To solve the theme You think? No

All right I'll give you one more here We'll close it out With this one We'll close it out with this track Because she's watching And she's loving with that body I just know it

And he's holding her in his arms late late at night You know I wish that I had to see the girl I wish that I had to see the girl Uh-da-na-da-da-da-ha-ha-uh Chris Rick Springfield That is Rick Springfield

I think I know the theme Okay, do we want to do a real quick recap Yeah, let's do a recap Okay, for the listeners, you know So I'll just walk you guys through it And you guys kind of scaffolded So we had Don't Dream, it's over to start off with Crowded House. We had Yellow Flickr Beat by Lord.

We had Chan Chan by Buena Vista Social Club. Army of Me by Bjork. You can get it if you really want by Jimmy Cliff. Chiba Mato gave us spoon. We had Shut Up and Drive from Rihanna. Yeah. As featured prominently in the movie Wreck-It Ralph, yes. Oh.

Oh, because of the Sugar Rush game, that's right. Yeah, and we closed it out with Jesse's Girl by Rick Not Springsteen, Rick Springfield. Okay. All right, Karen, and remember, there's a specific theme here I'm looking for. So I think the, a little bit more obvious thing that me and Dana are catching on is all these artists are not only non-American, they're from international places. So, like, proud of house, Australian, Florida is New Zealand. Yeah, yeah. I have a feeling that they're all from countries that are island-name.

Nations. You got it right on the head, Karen. They are all from Island Nation. Was the one that messed me up. I was like, oh, they're all islands. Wait, Rick Springfield. Where is he from? I, too, used to assume he was American. But no, Rick Springfield is Australian. Yes, born Rick Springthorpe, actually. Wow. Yeah, Karen, you got it. We have a crowded house from Australia. Lord from New Zealand. York from Ireland. York from Iceland. We are from Iceland. We have Buena Vista Social Club from Cuba. We have Jimmy Cliff from Jamaica. We have Spoon.

We have Chubamato from Japan, as you mentioned. Rihanna, of course, from Barbados. From Barbados. And then we closed it out with another 80s, Australian. I wanted to have those as the bookends. That's good. Rick Springfield, Jesse's girl. Yeah, I have a lot of fun putting that one together and a tip of the hat to

friend of the show, Jonah Misham, who helped me with the idea. So you got it, Karen. Very well done. Well, I liked geography. I had a couple red herrings in there with the Australian Museum, but I also had a lot of these are soundtrack songs. Oh, yeah.

I made about half of them are direct from movie soundtracks. I thought I could maybe throw you guys off there, but you guys are too good for me. You couldn't throw me off because I had no idea about you were those things. Yeah, what other islands are you missing? It's not a lot. There are not. I pretty much.

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And the titles remain ridiculous. There's like four lifetime channels. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you've got a hankering for that kind of entertainment. You do. Okay. You do, right?

The heart wins what it wants. And it'll pay a few dollars a month. Yeah, you act like it's a chore to research these, but I know that you love it. Oh, yeah. Yeah. For people who don't know, but I know all of you know. Lifetime movies are It's on the channel for women

It's entertainment for women And it's that tone of voice Type of entertainment It's a... Would you say these are low drama or high drama? I mean, I think they're high concept Is maybe a way to describe it Where like the title is what it is about

And it's stuff like, my stepson, my lover You know, it's one that might air on the Lifetime channel Scandal, a lobes scandalist and dramatic and, Todry, and you're like, I would like to see what this is about. TV movies. Yeah. It's kind of like romance novels, but as a TV movie with Tori Spelling or Hayden Panetteer or whatever. I will read you the name of a movie, and you have to tell me if you think it is a actual

lifetime movie or something I made up last night over a glass of. right over a glass of wine oh that's the mood kick it off with a solid a solid one blue-eyed butcher blue-eyed butcher that sounds real

butcher is like it sounds a little little even dark yeah I don't know I'm gonna say I'm gonna say real no I'm gonna say no I'm gonna say no it is real what is about

a person with blue eyes who kills people. I mean, it's in the name. Like, you can guess and you're right. You know, the handsome guy working at the butcher stuff. Yeah, I thought it was a romance story. Oh, I was assuming it was like a guy who, like, kills, it's a murder mystery. Right, right, right.

Some of these are, like, romance is. Some of them are murder. Some of them are both. Right. And I think like, you so often go hand in hand. Yeah. Here's another one. Cyber seduction, his secret life.

that sounds real that sounds real yeah i'm gonna go with i'm gonna go with real it's just so oh man reverse psychology is like screw i can see this like on another channel like as an expose like a real documentary uh huh

like a like a date line NBC or something yeah yeah yeah i'm gonna say no i'm just gonna be contrained okay i'm gonna say yes i'm gonna go with it is it is real oh yeah how about this one ghosted by a ghost ghost oh that's so good

that's that's very dana good or is it real good I'm going to say... It's a Tinder story. Ghosted by a ghost. Dana wrote that. It's very good. I'm going to say it's real because I want it to be real. It's not real.

I got confused. I really made it up. It's too good. Ghosted by a ghost is so good. It's a real concept that you really hits to... It's a horror dating story. Yeah. Well, I mean, it's just, it's like this...

It's the second chapter of my ghost boyfriend, you know? The ghost is clear. The call isn't coming from inside of us. because he's not interested because he left you girl he's just not into him yeah he's just not he's just not that into home he doesn't want to possess you deadly sorority oh yeah oh big time yeah this yeah i'm not going to overthink this one yeah all right yeah it's real it's real yeah yeah yeah fatal honeymoon sex and murder fatal honeymoon i'm gonna say it's real only because unless

Dana's messing with my head, I think Dana's would be, you would have a better pun than Fatal Honeymoon. I think it's not. I think it's made up. I'm going to say that it's, that it's real, and if you made it up, it should be real. It's real. It's real. It's real. For Pete's sake.

Oh, for a Pete's sake. And it would be about like, you know, she's like, yeah. Right. Or the Pete is the sun. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Like the dying sun, you know. I'm going to do this for Pete's sake. I'm going to say no.

I'm going to say no. It's too clever. I'll say no. Too clever. No. Yeah. God, I got to.

Let me look at my list. I got to get better. I got to get better. For Pete's sake. You know why? Because when it's clever, then we know it's you. Like when you're just like, oh, I took a, I took a dark adjective and put it with a lady noun. It's like, that's life.

That's it You crack it Oh, no Dark adjectives and lady nouns Right, right, right Lizzie Borden took an axe So they did make this into a show Yeah

Starring Christina Ricci But it's not lifetime It was like I'll say real I'll say real I'll say real I'll say real It's real

It's real You guys crack the coat Got me Let me see It's also, you know, 50-50, worst taste. It is, it is. Lies my mother told me. Ooh.

I think that's real. It's general. Man, I could see that one either way. Lies my mother told me. Real, real. I'll say real. It's real. Dark and leaning out.

Yeah, I don't know what I don't want to know what it's. Sexting in suburbia. Now I fell for ghosted by a ghost. Yeah. I'll say fake. I'll say it's fake. Real. It's real.

Sexting in Syphobia. The killer in my library. She couldn't even get thrown about laughing. The killer in my library. First of all, la-di-da, I have my own library. It's so big that a killer can hide there. The killer in my conservatory.

Oh, wow. The killer was wearing all of my Rolexes. What I thought of it I thought of it I just laughed for so long That is a humble brag Killer in my Rolex

So fake I'll say fake It's fake It's fake It's fake My mother the mermaid Hmm Do they do kind of like

Comedy ones I cheat Do they do? Sometimes sometimes Sometimes Oh man I don't even know anymore. I think this is too teeny.

I think this concept is a little bit more freeform or Disney Channel. Okay. So I say no. All right. Karen's convinced me that it did, yeah. I'm going to say no, not real. I'll say it is real. It is not real.

That was a good guess, though. If it was my mother and mermaid blood in the water, then I will say it is. Well, what about this one? Stranger in the mirror shattered glass. See, the colon, the implied colon here makes me feel like it is real. I agree for the same reason. It makes me that there was a precedent. Stranger in the mirror.

Also, there is a colon. I love that they were all sitting around the boardroom and one half wanted to call it strange glass. They just put out of that meeting so they finally just compromised. No. It is not. I'll tell you, no. Actually, my husband wrote that one.

Well, that's the, yeah, that's how you're tricking us now. Crack the code. So really, the answer is neither. Yeah, you're right. It was an Eric. Yeah. All right. That's the original.

Last one. With this ring. That's, I. No, see, it was with this ring, I be murder. Yeah. With this ring, I be dead. I feel like, that's good. Before you give me credit, I feel.

I feel like that must have been a Simpsons gag. Like, that must have been an itchy and scratchy or something. Oh, maybe. Yeah. It's the right context to do it, though. I'm going to say that that is a real movie. I say no. I say real.

It is real. Good job. It's emotionally draining. Like, I'm tired after doing this. It's like, man, just on that roller coaster. It's like you have to think, okay, well, will women like this? And they have to think, well, the people who name this movie think, women will like this.

No, I was trying to think of one with a yarn store. I had like by hook or by crook. By hook or by crook, colon, killer in my yarn store. Wearing the Rolex. The killer. She's a small business owner. Yeah, why? The first half is an empowering entrepreneurial store.

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Or you're just interested in a clear-eyed, deeply informed look at one of the most influential books of all time. We think you're going to love the Data Over Dogma podcast. Wherever you subscribe to awesome shows. All right. So for episode 200, I was thinking of bringing back one of my classic segments from earlier shows. Oh, what is it? Well, I was thinking about bringing back that segment where I do classic first lines from books or classic first lines from movies. But, and then I started thinking about, oh, what about first lines from plays, from musicals?

And that really didn't work out. And I started thinking about, oh, what about opening numbers from musicals? That really didn't work out either, because that's typically either super obscure the title of it or it's literally just the title of the show. Alexander Hamilton. Right, yeah, exactly. So it was, it was both ways. But what I eventually land on is something totally new, totally different. We've never done this before.

I'm really excited about this. I am going to name you titles of musical numbers from Broadway musicals, and you will tell me what the musical is. And here's the thing. I'm going to start out with obscure real B-sides, possibly even C-sides or D-sides. from these musicals and then I will work my way up into the end then the fifth one

the fifth musical number should be the gimme Oklahoma for Oklahoma yeah yeah exactly if you're not getting it then you're not I actually did avoid where there is a song that is the title of the actual musical

so I'm not getting that easy so you want us to buzz in when we know what it is as soon as you know it yeah because I'm going to start off with the obscure stuff so you get more points Okay. You get more Chris points. So we're going to hear a lot of Karen's buzzer. Yeah.

You know what? We'll see. Look at how smug her little smile is. Sorry, as you guys are talking, I just thought of something because you made that joke with the A, B side, C side, or D sides. So records have A sides and the B side. Yeah. Would the C side be like the circumference? That is the edge.

That is a side. No, in fact, if you had two record sets, you would have A, B, C, and D. Oh, okay. Oh, okay. I don't remember those. Yes, yeah. And, in fact, it always confused me as a kid because sometimes, most of the time, it would be A and D would be on one record, and B and C would be on the other.

Oh. And the reason is, so you could stack them up on your record player that would handle multiple records, and it would pull off the A and then it would be B, and then you flip them both over, and then it would play C and then D. So it's A, 1, and then B, C, 2, and then back to 1 for D. Oh, how technology is you? Yeah, you know, it wasn't that long ago. It was the height of technology.

Anyway, I, again, we're off on a weird tangent. Names of the songs, you tell me the musical. Okay. All right. Number one. Ascot Gavat. Oh. Just you wait.

On the street where you live. Karen. This is my fair lady. That is my fair lady. Oh, okay. Has to talk about. Well, I mean, the movie is different than the actual theater, Broadway play. What are the following ones?

Get me to the church on time, and finally, the rain in Spain. Yes. Okay. Figured you'd get it by the end. By that time, I feel confident by the last one. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I would not have gotten it. Number two.

Poor fool, he makes me laugh. Why have you brought me here? Karen Oh, man Oh, it's not it I was going to guess Chicago No

Colin Um Beauty and the Beast No Okay Have you Keep going Magical Lassow

All I ask of you Dana Is this Annie get your gun It is not Annie get your gun I like where you're going With a battle Lasso

Sure Yeah Yeah All I ask of you Karen Phantom of the Opera Phantom of the opera. There is indeed a magical

lasso and fan of the aisle. What? Yeah. Yeah. And music of the night was going to be the last one. Okay. Classic.

Okay, here we go. Moonshine lullaby. Oh, that sounds familiar. My defenses are down. Anything you can do. Karen. Annie, get your gun. Annie, get your gun.

Anything you can do, I can do. That's right. And also, yes, that song is for me to get your gun. So there's no business like show business is for me at your gun. And then finally, you can't get a man with a gun. I felt that was the real obvious one. Number four. Lida Rose.

Gary Indiana. Collin. Is that the music man? That is the Music Man, Gary, Indiana. I was going to guess Motown. Michael Jackson, the Jackson family is Gary Indiana. Yes, yes, indeed. And so is Professor Harold Hill from Musicman, or so he says.

Can't be sure of anything that man says. Till there was you, 76 trombones, and you got trouble, are the music man, exactly. Man, wow. There you are. Do you love me? Far from the home I love Miracle of miracles If I were a rich man

That is of course Fiddler on the roof That is indeed Fiddler on the roof And finally matchmaker Matchmaker Yeah No matter what So generic

No matter what How long must this go on If I Can't Love Her Human Again Oh Oh

Peri Beauty and the Beats Songs from the Broadway Musical Those are extra songs Yeah As far as the musical goes Those are just

Those are songs Yeah And be our guest Yeah Kansas City I can't say no I can't say no

Colin Porky and Bess No Oklahoma It is Oklahoma There's a vernacular in there somewhere People will say we're in love Surrey with the fringe on top and oh what a beautiful morning

That's the only one of it Okay Fug for tin horns Fug for Tins For tin horns. I've never been in love before. These are so similar. A bushel and a peck.

Oh, I love her. Mm-hmm. Karen? South Pacific. Incorrect. Sit down. You're rocking the boat. Oh, man.

I don't know these classic ones. Luck be a lady. Oh. Oh. Karen. Guys and dolls. Guys and dolls. Guys and dolls is.

bushel and a peck is from yeah she is a diamond Karen oh Aladdin incorrect I'm being risky oh I'd be surprisingly good for you Karen Evita yes oh wow all right also the ladies got potential Buenos Aires and don't cry from your Argentina is I'd be surprised

Isn't they good for you, Evita, singing two or being sung to? It is actually a duet between Evita and Juan. They're both. Okay. Okay. What baking can do? Karen. Waitress.

Waitress. Whoa. All right. Based on the movie, waitress, which was about a waitress who baked pies. Yep. What baking can do? Po-Matter pie, Lulu's pie song. It only takes a taste, and I love you like a table.

Oh. One more for you guys. Sarah Borealis wrote it. Sarah Borellis wrote it, yeah. One more. Land of Lola. What a woman wants. Take what you got.

Dana. Carmen? Not Carmen. Opera, though. Oh. Now, which one of them? Price and son theme. Sex is in the heel.

I'm going to kick myself to you say it. Land of Lola What a Woman wants Take what you got Price and Sun theme Sex is in the heel Price and Sun Price and Sun

Sex is in the heel It's not West Side Story Songs were written by Cindy Lopper Oh Kinky Boots Yeah That's not bad That's good

That's good one Some of you got one over on Karen So that's good Yeah the older musicals I just didn't grow up like never watch the movies. Yeah, it's funny that some of those songs that you just think are sort of standards, like

were actually came from musicals. Right, you don't think of that as being, yeah, exactly. All right, my turn. It is, was, has been award season. Yes. Oscars are on tonight as we're recording. Probably over by the time you hear this. And I think in the spirit of celebrating our 200th episode

achievement, we should have a quiz celebrating other people's achievements. Here I have compiled a... Other lesser achievements that are not as good as... 200 episodes of the podcast. On a show on the internet. Yeah. So I have compiled a roundup, hopefully diverse, a diverse roundup of snippets of

awards speeches. Oh, that will play for you all. And your mission is two parts. Okay. You need to identify who is speaking. and identify what award, including category, they just won. So, for example, Sally Field had a very, very, very iconic speech. It's like, you like me.

Right now you like me. You're not going to do that one? No. So, for example, you would say that Sally Field and she just won Oscar for... Places in the Heart, I believe. Lead actress. Okay. Oh, okay.

Oh, you don't need to know the work. You don't need to tell me the work. The work gets a little hard. You know, if you want to tell me the work, that's cool, too. Okay, but just Oscar Oscar is good enough. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay. Just say, not only an Oscar, but what category. Oh, okay, okay. I have faith in you guys to recognize the voice, except for one. What they say in the snippets

will clue in. All right, sure. Definitely. Okay. All right, here we go. First one. I used to dream about this moment.

Now I'm in it. Tell the conductor to hold the baton a minute I'll start with Alex Lackamore and Bill Shermy Kevin McCullum, Jeffrey Seller and Jill Fermi Kiara for keeping the pages turning Tommy Kale for keeping the engine burning For being so discerning for every all nighter Dr. Herbert for telling me you're a writer

So who said that What award and what category Well Okay All right Made splash Made waves because of this speech Because it was all in

Freestyle rap Oh But I was about No that's part of the answer Okay All right All right

Chris you said Lynn Mamel Miranda for best play Tony I don't know what the award is called But you know The best I wrote exactly the same I wrote

But I put in me at first Because he has all of them except for the Oscar now. I wrote Lynn Manuel Miranda, Lin-Mananda Tony Best Musical. But after you said the next thing, oh, go ahead, go ahead.

Well, you're right. It's Lynn-Mobile Miranda, creator of Hamilton. This is the Tony speech for Best Score for In the Heights. Ah. Not Hamilton. You didn't have to tell me the word.

Okay. It was for Best Score. So, as a tricky clue. Usually when it's best film or best, you know, album or a record of the year or, you know, best musical, usually it's a team of producers. And it's the producers that talk. So for this award, it was only him because he made the score. Right. Yeah. Okay. And I was looking, I was looking at a lot of speeches. And it's like, you know, for movies, you think the director would talk, but it's usually. And I know you love in the heights too. Yeah. But this was just

when this speech came out, it was just everybody's like, what? He freestyle rapped his acceptance speech? Very cool. All right. Here we go. Next one. Well, I think it's safe to say that when we first set out to make this song, we were all thinking, Amy!

The other thing we were thinking was, hey, here's this young up-and-comer, Justin Timberlake, who's clearly very talented. It could really use a break. what artist just won and well he did say Emmy so you got that

but what category yeah and for listeners of the show Emmy is usually for TV shows it's the TV award Oscars movies Emmys TV Golden Globe is both answers up

Chris you said I said Trey Parker I was like some sort of a South Park song Emmy for Best Original Song. Put Lonely Island and Justin Timberlake at Emmy for Best Musical Performance. I put Andy Samberg, I began as the person speaking on behalf of Lonely Island for Emmy for Best Comedy Variety Song or Best Song? It is best songs.

It is the Lonely Island that was Andy Sandberg speaking for Best Song. I put D-Space K in a box. Specifically. All right. Good job. Yeah. It's the asterisk, asterisk. They used to censor it, but I don't think they do anymore.

It's funny. Like, if you go back and look at old videos, yeah, it's funny. All right, next one. And I first apologize, some of these speeches are old, so it took me a little bit of engineering magic to kind of bump up. Sometimes that helps, though. It helps place it. All right. Here we go.

Next one. I know you Americans are famous for your hospitality, but this is really ridiculous. I have so many thank you, as I only know where to start, and that's Mr. Walt Disney, and naturally, he has the largest thank you of all. I wouldn't know where to stop. Oh, big clue. All right, answers up. Chris, you said. Julie Andrews' best actress, Oscar.

That's what I have. I wasn't done writing. wrote Julie Andrews, but you can see where I was going. Okay. Yeah. Same. Yes, it is Julie Andrews best actress for an Oscar for

Mary Poppins. Her voice is very clear. Even after all these years and me ripping the audio. Yeah, yes. Precise and British. All right. Next one.

We were supposed to be here. You made us believe You kept us off the street Put clothes on our backs Food on the table When you didn't eat You made sure we ate You went to sleep hungry

You sacrificed for us You're the real MVP As you guys are writing Man so I've This is actually a really really long speech But it's I recommend watching it. If it doesn't give you chills or make you cry, you've got, yeah, you're dead inside.

Okay. All right, answers up. Chris. I have no idea, but is it the most valuable player award? Yeah, yeah, for us. You know what sport? No. Okay.

I put Michael Jordan, question mark, question mark. Colin? That is a Kevin Durant's MVP award speech from, I guess, what, three years ago now. You told me to watch it. It's good. his mom is there in the audience and like when she starts crying like you start crying oh man yeah it is i recommend it you can find the whole thing on online i mean it's a long speech and he he thanked like individually calling out team members and they each got like a mini speech for that you know

it's it's it's long but it's it's very touching and we have a last one and this is very hard my clue is you probably will not recognize this person's voice nobody probably recognizes Okay. So if you have a guess, you're wrong. But what he says is actually very... Hint. Very beautiful and does hint to maybe who he is. I hope so. Here we go.

A moment for me, and words seem so futile, so feeble. I can only say that thank you for the honor of inviting me here. And, oh, you're wonderful, sweet people. Old British guy. Okay, sure. Yeah. Who came all the way from England to America to accept this award. Hmm.

Words seem so feeble and futile. So to me, that definitely had the feeling of, like, a lifetime achievement award vibe. Yeah. Like, it's like, everyone's here so reverent. And so I have Lifetime Achievement. Award Academy Award for Lawrence Olivier. That's a good guess. I put Lifetime Achievement for Sydney Pottier.

Oscar, yeah. No, I got nothing. It is the honorary Oscar for Charlie Chaplin. Oh, good one. That's what he sounded like. Yeah. That's a good one. Very, very wise, very clear British voice where it's like no one really.

I think he sounds like Robert Downey Jr. in my head. Like, because of Chaplin. Yeah. that's a good one word seems so so few people that would have been what maybe

sometime in the 70s okay okay there you go yeah that was good award speeches I'm gonna I'm gonna watch that

I want to watch the Charlie Chaplin I want to see yeah what he looks like he's doing it yeah he doesn't have

his little Colin he's not wearing the little tramp outfit yeah yeah he has a little it's all dusty yeah

yeah it's pretty Hello, this is Matt from the Explorers podcast. I want to invite you to join me on the voyages and journeys of the most famous explorers in the history of the world. At the Explorers podcast, we plunge into jungles and deserts, across mighty oceans and frigid ice caps, over and to the top of Great Mountains, and even into outer space. These are the thrilling and captivating stories of Magellan, Shackleton, Lewis, and Clark, and so many other famous and not so famous adventures from throughout history.

So come give us a listen. We'd love to have you. Go to Explorespodcast.com or just look us up on your podcast app. That's the Explorers Podcast. So I have another quiz for you guys. And it's also a shout out to the Good Job Brain Book. In that book, Karen had a section about bugs named for celebrities or creatures named for celebrities. Oh, yeah, for their actual species names.

Yes. So these animals, their Latin name, has the celebrity name in it. They were named. Like Karen, you had one. It was like Schwarzenegeri, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because it had, like, the beetle had really strong biceps. Yeah.

And I found some more creatures that were named for celebrities. And I'll give you a clue about what kind of animal it is and maybe where it was found or what it looks like or what it was named. And you guys tell me who it was named for. Okay. Okay. Okay. You can buzz in. Question number one, there is a species of spider found near Folsom Prison.

And adult males of that species are usually black. Everybody. Johnny Cash. Johnny Cash, he's known for his fulsome prison blues, and he was the man in black. And so they were like, hey. Hey, how about that? Then the spider bit them and they died. And then they died.

There is a species of spider found in the job. Joshua Tree National Park named for this pop star Karen. Everybody. Bono. Bono. It's the edge.

That's true. Maybe it was the edge. But it's named for Larry Mullen. Yeah. And the other guy. Aposticus Bonoai spider. The U2's 1987 album,

The Joshua Tree. How about this one? The Euglossa Bazingabee was named for whom? it's a character Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory Oh, Professor Sheldon Cooper Yeah, Dr. Sheldon, Dr. Sheldon, Dr. and Mrs.

Sheldon. Dr. and Mrs. Sheldon X. Cooper Yeah. Esquire. From the Big Bang, because Bazinga is his catchphrase. Okay, last one. How about this? The Germanada and Monstraparva ferns are named for this pop star Chris. It's Lady Gaga.

It's Lady Gaga because her last name is Germanada. Germanada and her fans are the little monsters. The whole species of fern were named Gaga for Lady Gaga. And they're like, oh, because they look like

her costume and it does pretty. Yeah, yeah, that's cool. Oh, man. If you guys were to have a species of flora fauna, what would you name? after you, what would you think it would be? Oh, my God. Huh.

I would say maybe like a desert cactus or something like that. Oh, that's cool. That's a good answer. Yeah, for me. I'd want to be. Oh, that's cute. Treesloth, Chris? Yeah, Trisloff.

A treasloff you don't want to sit next to it. Dog is the obvious answer for you, Karen. Maybe, like, I like pizza, it would be like a tomato pest, a tomato plant, blight. Or maybe something that protects the tomatoes to make pizza possible. Oh, okay. Like the staler moon. They usually name bugs and pests and such. I mean, if you're at the point where your fans are naming things after you, odds are it's kind of a, you know, the third or fourth level.

You're not getting the big household animals named after you. It's a new species of a spider or a fern or something like that. Or a worm or a mnematode or, yeah. It's not like the notable caveman dog. Yeah, yeah. The dog. They're not going to, yeah, they're not going to find any more species of dogs. Right, right.

We can make one. Yeah. Science. We have the power. All right, my turn. It is well known, publicly known, that I am a big Disney fan. I grew up with the movies, and now as an adult, I'm in awe of what a magic making and what a money-making the Walt Disney behemoth company is from movie acquisitions, because they now own Marvel, Lucas. If Colin liked it as a child, they own it now.

To theme parks from Disney Institute, which is their professional development training facility. So if you're a company and you kind of want to learn the Disney corporate way, you can, like, enroll in the Disney Institute and learn about synergy and stuff. Disney has a lot of fingers and a lot of pies. There's a lot of, a lot of mouse fingers and a lot of pies. So I made it. That's a health club. Yeah. Later it should not be in the pies.

So I've made a quiz where I'm going to name a company or an entity or a title or a work. And you tell me if it was ever. wholly or partially owned by the Walt Disney Corporation or not. So I'm saying these things could have been partially owned a long time ago. They don't own anymore. They don't own anymore. But like at one point. I didn't know the things ever went that direction.

Yeah. So here we go. All right. We're just going to all buzz in or not? I would say thumbs up, thumbs down. Okay. Disney no Disney. Yeah.

Disney, not Disney. All right. We know the main companies that Disney owns. include Pixar, Lucas, Star Wars, Marvel, ABC, and ESPN. So those will not be in the quiz. Okay, all right. Here we go. E-intertainment.

Huh. E-exclamation point, entertainment. Yes or no? Chris says yes. Dana and Colin says no. Yes. 19997, Comcast, one of the minority partners teamed up with Disney or ABC cable networks to buy the channel. Hmm.

Okay. The robotic company, Sphero. What did they make? They make spherical robots. The technology behind... The technology behind BB8. Right. That's where I was thinking maybe you're on for the end.

The fact that you said it makes me think maybe it's not. Yeah. Because otherwise she wouldn't have given it away. Ever owned any part? I don't know. I'll say no. Okay. Chris, Dana, yes.

Yes, call and no. Yes, their own Sphero. And BBA was partially a big reason. Best to just buy it. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. And it would be like, developed this. We're not enough to continue to pay the money over and over and over.

Especially if they're like, oh, it's a cute merchandising opportunity. Yeah. I thought you were trying to fool us. I know. Yeah. The X games. The X games. Extreme snowboarding, skateboarding, skateboarding, motorcross.

Yes, yes. Yes. Everybody says yes, yes. Because ESPN created it. That is the ESPN creation. All right. Hulu. Streaming service, Hulu.

Did Disney ever own Hulu or some of it? Everybody says yes. Yes, 30% in partnership with NBC Universal and 21st Century Fox. And Time Warner. Insane clown posse. Did they own it?

So random. Why would she choose it if the answer was no? I got to say yes. Let's just so out there. How would they own it? Yeah, exactly. How would they own it? I don't know.

You guys all say yes. Yes. Insane Cloud Posse with other acts, including Indigo Girls, used to be part of Hollywood Records. And Hollywood Records is owned by the Disney Music group. So now nowadays Hollywood Records is their music company

for their Disney teen stars. Vice Media. Vice. Used to be a magazine. Now it's on HBO. Edgy news reporting. Vice land. It seems too far from the

core Disney brand, but I mean I guess so does insane clown positive. I don't know. Chris says yes. Dana says yes. Unless this is a trick and the answer is that they're all yes. Yes, Disney owned 10% minority stake. Hmm. All right. Dead Mouse.

Electronica artist Dead Mouse. All right. And his work. It's work. It's a dude. I don't know about the persona. He can take off the helmet. I'm pretty sure.

Say yes. Chris says no. Dana says yes. Colin says no. Because wasn't there a lawsuit? or something? The answer is no, Disney didn't never, never owned or worked

with or had a legal. I was going to say they would have to. Otherwise, they would take them to court over the logo. Yeah. The movie, starring Richard Gear and Julia Roberts, pretty woman. Pretty woman.

Yeah, I'll say, I'll say, yeah. I feel like I, I feel like I vaguely remember, like, not even a scandal, but like, oh, Disney financing a movie about a prostitute? Everybody says yes. Yes. Pretty Woman, along with other movies like Coyote Ugly, Sister Act, many other movies came out of Touchstone Pictures, which is a Disney movie company.

And it was, I mean, we talked about this. Chris, you said that Splash was the first touchstone picture. And it was because Disney wanted to distance itself from the G-rated, the kid stuff, and have a movie label that was for more adults. And so they make it kind of intentionally separate. So very clever. That makes sense. All right.

What about baby Einstein and its products? Baby Einstein line of educational I mean, baby stuff. There's so many of that, so much of that in my house. Everybody wants their kids to be smart. Did Disney own? Does

Disney own? Baby Einstein Nothing Disney does makes my child any smarter I'll say no Everybody says no The answer is yes

Between November 2001 and September 2013 Baby Einstein products were owned and operated by Disney Wow So not anymore All right

Our favorite Lifetime movie channel Oh Lifetime movie channel Sure Why know You guys all said Yes

Yes Joint Venture with Hurst 50% equity So 50% of all those My stepson, my lover Those blue-eyed butchers Blue-eyed butchers Yeah, yep

And so out of all these Everything is yes Except for deadness Yeah Yeah See what I did? I eventually did Very clever

And so because of this quiz I went into As we know in America All patents are public Like you can find paperwork and all the patents that companies are doing. So I spent two hours going through just the patents filed by the Disney company this year. We're only three months, two months have, you know, passed.

Patents and trademarks too. Yes. So this is patents. Things that are cooking up over at Disney. Yeah. This patent is called systems and methods for estimating age of a child based on speech. Oh, that's cool. Language processing.

Yep, yep, yep, yep, to find out how old A. it is. And the thing is, every pattern I'm reading, I was like, how are they going to incorporate this in Star Wars Land when they build an image? Oh, yeah, right. Three-dimensional display with augmented holograms. So usually with holograms, it's flat or it's 2D or it's an image of a 3D, but this one's like you can walk around and it's like a 3D hologram projection.

And another one I saw is methods and systems of generating a parametric eye model. Somehow they can recreate your eye or the pattern of your eye, which is very, very interesting. That can be a gift shop in like the Haunted Mansion. We'll take a scan of your eye and then print out a glass eyeball. It's cool. Future is scary and also exciting. And we'll sell you things. Does it have neat diagrams in it?

It does. It has schematics. And we got one last quiz in this 200th episode. Yes, all my Coaler Miners out there And then of course And then of course The younger fans

The Coaler Miners Yes, it is the last quiz of this episode And you may remember That I did a quiz That was very much Like this one On a previous episode

It was liked by everyone Except for Karen Who had some complaints about it So hopefully Karen will Appreciate this revamped version of the quiz. It is the Weird Al-Yankovic song quiz.

Oh, all right. Now, Weird Al, back in the headlines these days, because he just released his first single in some time, which is, in fact, the Hamilton polka. A polka medley of songs from the musical Hamilton. Which is what's his thing, the polka medley is of pop songs. He does the polka medley on every album, I believe. Yeah, but this one is all Hamilton songs. Quite funny, quite good.

I am going to play you a snippet of a Weird Al-Yankov parody song is a parody somebody else's song you need to tell me one the title of the weird al yankovic song two for bonus point uh the name of the song that it is parodying and three the artist that did the original song okay weird al okay okay you get any points for that parodying you get yes so potential three points okay we can get some we get some big points on the board for you guys, okay? Okay, okay. There we go.

Well, maple syrup and snows what they export. They treat curling just like it's a real sport. They think they're silly accent. It's so cute. Can't understand the thing they're talking about. Okay, yes, as a reminder, we are writing down the name of the song. We are writing down the, uh, the, name of the song, that song is parodying, and we are writing down the name of the artist

that that song is parodying for a potential three points. Oh, man. See how you guys do. This is, you know, this is a lighthearted, pretty easy way to start us off. You probably got this. Everybody has written down Canadian Idiot. Everybody has written down American Idiot and everybody has written down Green Day. Congratulations.

You are correct. Yay. Weird Al's song, Canadian. I was not familiar with Canadian Idiot, but I, got the curling reference in there. Yeah, a boot. That one was a little bit easy. Let's make things a little bit trickier with this next clip.

Okay Colin Blank, blank Taylor Swift. Oh, blank blank Taylor Swift, okay Dana has spying in the USA Party in the USA

Miley Cyrus Karen has party in the CIA Karen is fully correct Party in the CIA Party is a USA Miley Cyrus Yeah You gotta get the right one

It can kind of help strap you into the others Yeah, exactly Okay. All right. It's good. Clip number three. I am the type who is liable to snipe you with two seconds left to go.

Whoa. Got pay paler visa. Whatever'll please you. As long as I've got the door. I'll buy. The parody song title is one word. The song that's being parodies. is not a one-word title.

Okay. Yeah. This is the only one, I think, where the title is not a straight sort of take on the, you know, with... Okay. Karen and Colin are up. Dana is perfecting the answer. Okay. Let's see.

So, Colin says the song title is eBay by parodying I want it that way, by NSYNC. Dana says, Sugar Daddy. parodying No, you are my fire I couldn't get to that You are my fire By the Backstreet Boys You've each got bits of it

Karen I think Nailed it with The song title is eBay The song being paradeded is I want it that way And the artist is The Baxter Boys Yeah

There we go I'm a trick up my sleep I never bottle with Baggies glass jars Tupperwork and Janeers Plastic cling rap Really an old brainer I just like

to keep all my flavors sealed in tight Wait, now I want to Okay, Dana says, what did you say? I said Tupper Royals. Tupper Royals, a parody of Royals by Lord. Collins says, just Tupperware, Lord, Lord, Royals. Karen, again has it correct.

It is indeed a parody of Royals by Lord. And the song title is. is foyle. He's saying he's not bothering with Tupperware or baggies. I was like I was trying to I was like oil. Yeah, just go for the rhyme.

With foil. Yeah. Yep, yep. All right. Nice. There we go. I don't know what it is. Food I can't recognize.

My roommate won't throw a theme away. I guess it's probably his. It looks like it's alive. So I do it again? I'm going to do it again. One more. One more.

One more here. I don't know what it is. Food I can't recognize. My roommate won't throw a thing away. I guess it's probably his. It looks like it's alive. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Oh, I hear it.

Yeah, yeah. I'm scribbling it, but you're just going to have to trust me on this one. All right. I'll read it out first. Okay, well, hold on. So, Dana, what do you got? That's like Colin go first. So working backwards, I believe that is living on the edge by Aerosmith, and I'm guessing it's living in the fridge.

That's right. You are correct. So Karen got most of it. Oh, no, Karen got all of it. Excuse me, I'm sorry. Well, I thought it was question marks there, but you just put the ditto marks living in the... And then, of course, well, it's not living in the edge, it's living on the edge. So we're going to give it to you anyway.

Living in the fridge, living on the edge, Aerosmith, Dana? I got Aerosmith, and then I was like, I know I couldn't think of what song it was. So I put crazy and it was like lazy. Oh, okay. That's good. That's good. Two more for you guys. Two more.

Here we go. Celebrity. He told Jay a K that he really had to pee. He never feels too dumb because his mom always told him stupid is a stupid does. I think that everybody has nailed this. It's a lot of words. Yeah, it is a lot of words. But I get where you're going with.

Yes. The parody is Gump. as in Forrest Gump. The song itself is called Lump and it is by the Presidents of the United States of America. Yes. I had forgotten about that one. Yeah. My favorite one.

I would like chant it. It's like so catchy. Just one more. Okay. Here it is. Our temples had a fair share of rabbis in the past, but most of them were good things and none of them would last. But our new guy's no kosher I think he'll do the trick

I tell you he's to die for He really knows it sticks Oh, how's by you? Have you seen this Jew? Read the tour It doesn't go Ha ha Oh my god

I'm like hanging on the artist I know it took me a minute to remember Yeah This is not funny But Okay I'm waiting on Colin here Give me something

Colin your paper is getting small Yeah I know it's like a Why don't you tell me what it says? I'm not sure on any of these three parts Is it offspring based? I'm not going to tell you Okay I put down I sounded like maybe a parody of keep them separated by the offspring

I couldn't I couldn't put it together Chris I apologize Keep him separated by the offspring Don't have one Dana It's written down Offspring Uh huh

It was a parody of Pretty Fly for a White guy. And then I put the song as Pretty Fly for a White Goy. Interesting. Interesting. And Karen has put down offspring. Karen has put down Pretty Fly for a White Guy. But Karen has got the title correct.

It is called Pretty Fly for a rabbi. Oh. So the thing is, even though I aced this quiz, I only know half of the weird out. It's just working backwards with the actual text. Right, right. That's the idea. Yeah, that's what I'm picking up. out ones that you have. Well, that's precisely

it. You've got to figure out what the song is and then figure out what the easy layup pun is on that, because that's basically what they all. Not to discount the brilliant work of Weird Al Yankovic. Hey, you know, the great ones make it look easy. Yes, that's right. That's right. Woo! Great. Yeah. First, what was the first

Weird Al song you remember? Like, I'll go, for me, it was definitely another one rides the bus. Probably. Like, I, it was. It absolutely Probably fat I mean when basically like I was like 10, 11 years old when even worse came out And fat was on the radio basically And that was the first one for me, I think, yeah

Eat it, that one For me it was the white stuff Oh yeah It was the right stuff New Kids on the Block parody Because I have an older sister who was really into New Kids on the Block So it was the white stuff Parading the Right stuff and it was about Oreos

I was going to guess Oreos the white stuff in the middle of an Oreo. Yeah, his videos were pretty good too because he would do these beautiful like pitch perfect almost shot for shot sometimes parodies of the videos

even today like the so happy Farrell's happy he did tacky and it's a fantastic parody video and sometimes I'll just watch it. Yeah, that was from the same album as it's foil.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And so what happened funny for that album so what Weird Al did was he would the album's coming but you don't know the track list. And what he was doing to promote it was he would release music videos of the songs he's going to parody on different like networks. I remember that.

MTV does one or Wire does it, you know. And so I started a pool, a betting pool at work saying, okay, we know this is going to happen. Write down the songs, you are confident that he's going to parody for that album. What's the zeitgeist of the... Yeah, exactly. So you have to think, like, is that too old? Is that too new? is that too overdone and like I got so many of them in there.

So we were playing with the weird owl shark, a weird owl expert over here. Oh, I've only run a betting pool, you know, on predicting the titles. Yeah. I just, I dabble. I dabble. Yeah.

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