Outwit, Outplay, Outlast in a Battle of the Sexes Spectacular
Jan 12, 2024
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Strap in for a gender showdown where the brains behind the brawn shine in a raucous Battle of the Sexes edition! This time around, our quiz arena, broadcasted via 99.9 Gator Country, is rife with playful banter as contestants from all walks of life tackle a series of quirky challenges. Picture yourself screaming the missing 'Thrones' to complete 'Game of...' at the top of your lungs, or frantically searching your mental dictionary for those elusive five-letter words starting with 'A'. It's not just about the right answers, it's about the lightning-fast reflexes, and in this episode, we're bringing you the week's most electrifying quiz face-offs.
Ever wondered if you could outsmart our quiz contestants with your acronym savvy? Teresa and Griffin step into the spotlight, with Teresa's quick thinking on 'POTUS' and Griffin's last-second FEMA save stealing the show. It's a nail-biter that leaves you hanging on every syllable, and it's all building up to our grand tease for Jacksonville locals – the chance to snag tickets to see Brothers Osborne live. So whether you're tuning in through Alexa or clicking through our website, prepare for a dose of electrifying competition and trivia that's too enthralling to resist.
Strap in for a gender showdown where the brains behind the brawn shine in a raucous Battle of the Sexes edition! This time around, our quiz arena, broadcasted via 99.9 Gator Country, is rife with playful banter as contestants from all walks of life tackle a series of quirky challenges. Picture yourself screaming the missing 'Thrones' to complete 'Game of...' at the top of your lungs, or frantically searching your mental dictionary for those elusive five-letter words starting with 'A'. It's not just about the right answers, it's about the lightning-fast reflexes, and in this episode, we're bringing you the week's most electrifying quiz face-offs.
Ever wondered if you could outsmart our quiz contestants with your acronym savvy? Teresa and Griffin step into the spotlight, with Teresa's quick thinking on 'POTUS' and Griffin's last-second FEMA save stealing the show. It's a nail-biter that leaves you hanging on every syllable, and it's all building up to our grand tease for Jacksonville locals – the chance to snag tickets to see Brothers Osborne live. So whether you're tuning in through Alexa or clicking through our website, prepare for a dose of electrifying competition and trivia that's too enthralling to resist.
Speaker 1:
Welcome to Eatin' and I'm Ades to Podcast. This is our special Battle of the Sexes edition. I love this one.
Speaker 2:
So we had five different battles and you'll hear all of them these are all from this week on the radio on 99.9 Gator Country. Do you remember our categories?
Speaker 1:
Okay, let me think as the person who wrote them? I do not.
Speaker 2:
Let's see. Okay, so it does. Alliterative names.
Speaker 1:
Yes.
Speaker 2:
So alliterative names. That's of course, when the first and the last name both start with the same letter.
Speaker 3:
Uh-huh.
Speaker 2:
Followed by blank slate. That was where we did TV shows and we left one of the words as a blank and they had to fill that in. The next one was five letter A words. It was like a crossword puzzle. You knew that the answer was going to have five letters and start with the letter.
Speaker 1:
A. I decided sometime I think it was over the weekend last weekend that all this year we're going to do five letter words starting with A, and we're going to go all the way through Z by the end of the year, like every other week or so.
Speaker 2:
Oh, that takes a little pressure off of you because you have said in the past that choosing the category is almost harder than writing the questions. Yeah, where did I leave off? Did I do nursery rhymes? Yet we had nursery rhymes as one of them. And then, of course, we always wrap up the week with leftovers, which means questions we just hadn't gotten to, either that week, or sometimes we go a little bit into the week prior, but not usually.
Speaker 1:
Or sometimes even the year prior.
Speaker 2:
Oh, is that it?
Speaker 1:
I mean, I've got so many leftovers left over. It's crazy.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, so the way we always do that is both players get the same category. It's just questions that never made it onto the radio, so let's start with Monday's battle.
Speaker 3:
This is a battle of the sexes. Replay.
Speaker 1:
Guys, today we're doing a famous alliterative names quiz. These are people whose first and last name start with the same letter. First question goes to our returning champion, jared.
Speaker 2:
Jared, I love rock and roll Was a number one pop song in 1981 for this leading lady of the Blackhearts. That's Jonah, that is.
Speaker 1:
Jonah Jet. That's a great break for you, kelly. This former actor became our 40th president, from 1981 to 1989. Ronald.
Speaker 2:
Reagan Right.
Speaker 1:
Alright, zero to one, jared, you can tie it up with this one.
Speaker 2:
Jared, this free guy actor, is probably best known for his role as Deadpool.
Speaker 1:
Too much time, Jared. We were looking for Ryan Reynolds. That's a break for you, Kelly. If you give this one right, the game's over. Today's Wonder Woman in the DC Universe and Giselle in the Fast and Furious movies.
Speaker 2:
Oh my God, I cannot think of her for her name.
Speaker 1:
I'll give you a hint. It starts and ends with the same letter.
Speaker 2:
It is Gal Gadot.
Speaker 1:
Gal Gadot was what we were looking for. Alright, Jared.
Speaker 2:
Jared, this blonde bombshell, was a pin-up girl in the 50s and had a scandalous relationship with President Kennedy.
Speaker 1:
Oh, my God, I can't think of it. Oh my gosh, too much time Marilyn Monroe was the angel. That means we're the score of one to nothing. Kelly, you're today's champion.
Speaker 3:
This is a battle of the sexes replay. Here we go, tuesday morning battle of the sexes.
Speaker 2:
Please welcome our returning champion from Callahan. It's Kelly.
Speaker 1:
And from Yuli. It's time to take her on. Guys, today, in honor of Blank Slate, the new show on Game Show Network, it's a TV show filling the blank. First question goes to our returning champion, kelly. What we're going to do is basically give you a TV show title. You fill in the blank. For example, if I said Dancing with the Blank, you would say Stars Got it.
Speaker 2:
Got it. And unlike Blank Slate where you're trying to be clever and funny, we actually want the real title.
Speaker 1:
Alright, kelly, game of Blank Throwing?
Speaker 2:
Yes, absolutely, that's how easy, it is Tom the walking blank.
Speaker 1:
Dead. Yeah, one to one, kelly, the amazing blank.
Speaker 2:
Spider-Man no.
Speaker 1:
Now we're looking for.
Speaker 2:
TV shows and it's Raze.
Speaker 1:
The Amazing Raze. That's a break for you, tom.
Speaker 2:
Tom the masked blank.
Speaker 1:
Slinger yeah, one to two, but you can tie it up with this one, kelly. Curb your blank Diet. I still, oh my gosh, no, it's. Curb your enthusiasm. With a score of two to one, we have a new champion in time.
Speaker 3:
Hey Mike, this is a Battle of the Sexes Replay.
Speaker 1:
Here we go. Wednesday morning Battle of the Sexes. Back for his day. Number two from Yulia, it's Tom and to take Tom on today.
Speaker 2:
Put your hands together for Mary Jo.
Speaker 1:
Guys, today we're doing a five-letter crossword clues. All answers start with the letter. A First question goes to our returning champion, Tom.
Speaker 2:
This is considered the fruit of an oak tree.
Speaker 1:
Oh, too much, I'm not five-letter A word is Acorn Acorn. All right, that's a break for you. Mary Jo, this five-letter A word is a real heavenly body. Um Too much time we're looking for an angel. That's the real heavenly body. That's a five-letter A word. No score yet.
Speaker 2:
Tom the beginning, especially in ancient Greece.
Speaker 1:
Too much time. Alpha. Alpha is the beginning of the Greek alphabet. All right, mary Jo, that's a break for you. This five-letter, a word is a platform used for sacrifices. Oh my gosh, it's altar Still no score.
Speaker 2:
But I think we're going to get there this time around. Tom, a book for collecting pictures.
Speaker 1:
Oh my God Album. I can't get it. We're looking for a photo album on that one. Mary Jo, if you get this one right, it's over. Mary Jo, this is a bottomless hole in the earth, a pit.
Speaker 2:
No, no, it's got to be a word with A abyss.
Speaker 1:
Abyss is what we're looking for. We are down to an abysmal score of zero to zero.
Speaker 2:
Here is our tiebreaker, the way this works. Is the first to shout out the answer is our winner. It's also a five-letter word that starts with A, the standard greeting in Hawaii.
Speaker 3:
Aloha.
Speaker 2:
Tom got you by a hair, mary Jo. Good job, tom.
Speaker 3:
This is a battle of the sexes. Replay.
Speaker 1:
Here we go. Thursday morning battle of the sexes. Back to defend his title. It's Tom from Uli.
Speaker 2:
And close by on the north side, it's Teresa.
Speaker 1:
Guys, today it's a nursery rhymes quiz. We're just going to ask you some questions about some popular nursery rhymes. First one goes to our returning champion, Tom.
Speaker 2:
Tom in three blind mice. Who cut off the mice tails? I do not know. That is the farmer's wife.
Speaker 1:
That is a break for you, teresa. And hey, diddle diddle, who did the dish run away with? That's Ben yes. Zero to one.
Speaker 2:
Tom and Hickory Dickory dock. What time did the clock strike?
Speaker 3:
12.
Speaker 1:
No one. Uh-oh, that means Teresa. If you get this one right, the game's over. Teresa, where did Peter Peter pumpkin eater put his wife?
Speaker 2:
In the pumpkin. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1:
With a score of zero to two. Teresa, you're today's champion.
Speaker 3:
This is a Battle of the Sexes. Replay.
Speaker 1:
Here we go. Friday morning Battle of the Sexes.
Speaker 2:
Please welcome our champion from the north side. It's Teresa.
Speaker 1:
And here, to take Teresa on from Gainesville, it's Griffin Guys. On Friday we do leftovers. That means questions that didn't quite make it on past Battle of the Sexes. First question goes to our returning champion, teresa, from our Fill in the Blank TV shows, law and Blank Order, sure One for you.
Speaker 2:
Griffin, also from Fill in the Blank TV shows, Blank Anatomy.
Speaker 1:
Gainesville. Yes, one to one. All right, teresa. From our Alliterative Names quiz, this means the first and last names start with the same letter, teresa. This red-haired actress played Gisele, an enchanted and lowest lane, in man of Steel. I don't know. Amy Adams is who we were looking for. That's a break for you, griffin.
Speaker 2:
Griffin. Alliterative Names. That means the first and last name have the same first initial. This red-haired actress is known for her roles in the parent trap, Freaky Friday and Mean Girls.
Speaker 1:
Lindsay Lohan. Yes, all right. One to two, which means you have to get this one right to stay in the game. Teresa, this is from our Acronyms quiz. An acronym is a word made of the letters of a phrase. Got it All right, teresa, from our Acronyms quiz. What does the P stand for in POTUS President? Sure, yeah. President of the United States. All right, griffin, you can win if you get this one right.
Speaker 2:
Griffin from our Acronyms quiz. What does the E stand for in FEMA?
Speaker 3:
Emergency.
Speaker 2:
It does.
Speaker 1:
Nice, we have a manly man chanting for the weekend.
Speaker 2:
This leaves us with Griffin going into next week. Do we get any kind of sneak preview on what to expect for next week, or do we have to tune in?
Speaker 1:
Next week anyone who plays could stick us to see Brothers Osborne. They're going to be at the Amps in Augustine. They're so great live.
Speaker 2:
We do have to be in our listening area of Jacksonville, florida, to play for real on the battle, but you can always listen in on the radio using Alexa or going to 999gatercountrycom For those of you guys here in town. Be sure you're tuned in for the Battle of the Sexes MUSIC.