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ET! Throwback: Holiday Trivia Extravaganza: Resolutions, Santa Surprises, and 80s Nostalgia
What happens when you mix New Year's resolutions with a splash of holiday cheer? You get our Christmas special packed with challenges and trivia! We're diving headfirst into the ultimate task list of 2022, from playing every Batman Arkham game to navigating the moral complexities of Mass Effect. And it doesn't stop there—secondary challenges include binge-watching every season of Supernatural and all things James Bond. The stakes are high and the fun is guaranteed as we embark on a yearlong quest filled with gaming, movie marathons, and friendly rivalry.
But wait, there’s more! Who knew Santa Claus could be so many people at once? Our lively Santa Claus movie trivia quiz reveals the many faces of the jolly old man himself, from Mel Gibson to Alec Baldwin. Each Santa portrayal brings its own twist, and with a sprinkle of playful banter, we uncover fascinating tidbits about holiday films both classic and obscure. From the surreal to the beloved, our quiz serves up a sleigh-full of festive surprises that are sure to tickle your Christmas spirit.
We wrap things up with a nostalgic romp through 80s movie soundtracks and animated Christmas classics. With guessing games, sound clip challenges, and debates over movie details, laughter and camaraderie are at the heart of our trivia showdown. Plus, we get spontaneous with movie selections and reflect on trivia highs and lows. Whether you’re a die-hard trivia buff or just in for the festive fun, this episode promises an entertaining ride with a dollop of holiday nostalgia.
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Speaker 2:Oh, oh uh, Welcome to the party pal. Oh, brother, well, I hope you're happy, tom, hope you're happy, but most of all I hope the guy that lives here is a tailor Ready Rudolph. Ready Santa. Okay, Rudolph, Full power. Put one foot in front of the other.
Speaker 3:No, no, I got it, I got the gentleman doll.
Speaker 1:I must stop Christmas from coming.
Speaker 4:But how? You guys give up or you're thirsty for more.
Speaker 3:Crowbar's up.
Speaker 2:Clink, clink, cl up.
Speaker 4:Is that a reference? Yeah, how long?
Speaker 3:You did the trivia.
Speaker 4:You should know this. Don't tell me what I didn't do Hello, hello and welcome.
Speaker 3:This is Entertain this a special, a Christmas special, if you will, but less about Christmas and more about friends screwing each other over In typical.
Speaker 4:Entertain this podcast fashion.
Speaker 3:That's right. We're going to start with, before we get into the trivia, the shenanigans. We're going to issue a New Year's resolution challenge to each other and we have developed this super complicated calculated system which is basically a wheel with two numbers.
Speaker 4:It was a lot more convoluted.
Speaker 3:It boiled down to being something pretty simple, but once that person's picked, the person issuing the challenge will then challenge them with a an arduous but what they feel is an entertaining challenge for them to accomplish by the end of 2022 yeah, they got a year to finish these.
Speaker 1:These aren't punishments. These are things that we typically like, right? We hope the other person would enjoy. Want to get them to watch.
Speaker 3:And then they have to finish it by the end of 2022. And then we'll do a special by then about those specific reviews from Fresh Eyes. That being said, after that, we will do the Trivia Battle Royale, not to find out who's the greatest trivia winner, but the greatest trivia loser, and that person will not have to do one, not two, but all three punishments issued at the beginning of the trivia escapade really open I don't get the one I picked I think it'll be a lot of fun.
Speaker 3:All right, let's uh start with the friendly, you know, shaking of the hands and uh the the new year's resolution challenge. Who would like to go first?
Speaker 4:I'll go good, all right. So who do you want to be?
Speaker 1:one and two you can be one, he can be two okay all right, the wheel is spun, the die has been two. All right, you're playing all the Batman Arkham games.
Speaker 3:All the Batman Arkham games. That's not bad.
Speaker 4:I think they're all in the Game Pass.
Speaker 1:You got Arkham Asylum, arkham City, then you've got Origins and then Arkham Knight.
Speaker 3:Okay, all right. Now, when I play them, do I have to obviously like Just?
Speaker 1:beat the story. You don't have to have 100% completion, because that would take forever to find all the Riddler trophies and all that.
Speaker 3:Okay, gotcha, all right, cool, I'll go next. Spin that wheel One and two.
Speaker 2:Yeah, let's just do that.
Speaker 3:Tom's one and Mitch's two. One, tom, you have to play through every Mass Effect video game. Oh my God, there's four of them okay, and you have to play through as good and evil.
Speaker 2:That's a lot.
Speaker 3:You can get it done in a month if you really got hooked on it.
Speaker 4:All right, one, two.
Speaker 1:What you got to do. My yeah, it's Mitch's left.
Speaker 4:I didn't pick one for anybody.
Speaker 3:I know, but Mitch has to have a challenge, so just give him a challenge. Wait what? Just issue Mitch a challenge? He doesn't have a challenge yet.
Speaker 4:Oh.
Speaker 3:I thought I got to spend.
Speaker 4:Okay, all right, mitch, you have to play Halo 1, 2, and 3, because I know you haven't, or it's been so long you have no idea what the plot is.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I've played four and five what about odst?
Speaker 3:have you played that?
Speaker 1:yeah, you played reach I played all of them, from like odst reach and up, so four or five so the original, the best halos?
Speaker 4:yes, he has not played.
Speaker 3:And what about the uh?
Speaker 4:the halo wars? No, that they don't want those count. No, those stories are actually pretty good.
Speaker 3:All right, those don't count. All well, the challenges have been submitted. Do we want to do the alternate challenges? So I just challenged Mitch. Should I also challenge you, or are we just cutting it there?
Speaker 1:Yeah, we can do that. We've got a year All right, okay, well, hayden.
Speaker 3:Yes.
Speaker 4:Yours. You have to watch every, every season of Supernatural.
Speaker 3:That's impossible. No, it's not. You have a year. You have a year, oh man, all right. You haven't even watched every season of Supernatural. Nope, oh man, okay it works out great.
Speaker 4:He likes it. If you have questions, he can explain them.
Speaker 3:All right, I'll watch every season of Supernatural. That's a punishment, mitch. You have to watch every James Bond movie, okay Ever?
Speaker 4:Are we counting, like all the Eon production ones?
Speaker 3:If somebody has a name James Bond in that movie.
Speaker 4:So we're including the spoofs with, like Peter Sellers, and or are we just starting this, dr? No?
Speaker 3:on.
Speaker 4:Yeah, let's just go through that, okay.
Speaker 3:Okay, that's All right. At one point I was going to issue a challenge for somebody to watch every episode of the Simpsons.
Speaker 4:There's not enough time. Yeah, in a year 20-something season.
Speaker 1:30-something season 33, 34 seasons.
Speaker 4:There's not enough. That's a five-year challenge.
Speaker 1:Tom, because I have to give you one you get to share in his, Because I had it saved up and you were going to watch all of Supernatural. Ah, Ha, ha ha. And at the end of the year we'll have another trivia. Oh man, oh God.
Speaker 4:All right, so I'll start watching this around october. Yeah, there's.
Speaker 3:There's 15 seasons, 24 episodes, an hour apiece oof all right better get watching yeah, let's see I'm gonna do the math if I watch like three episodes a week you've got all.
Speaker 1:You've got all sisters, but you've got a brother. So I, I think, because I've got a brother, the, the, the bonding of the two main characters sam and dean they're really fun to watch because you go yeah, me and my brother did that that brotherly love stuff.
Speaker 3:I don't understand. It doesn't seem right, yeah, natural hayden has torturous sisters, evidently yeah so all right. Well, there's our new year's resolution. If you think that those are cool, or if you're like no you should have gone with this or whatever, put in some suggestions for next year. So moving on, here it goes. Who would like to go first for our Trivia Battle Royale. I'll go first. Go ahead, tom. Grab your buzzers. I've got my buzzers Fine, you grab the slow one. Yes, I don't know.
Speaker 1:I just grabbed the one closest. I couldn't reach it, all right.
Speaker 4:This trivia is Home Alone trivia and keeping up with the Christmas spirit, now this one I made the other night and I tried to keep this as casual as I could, not knowing your interest levels or remembrance of the Home Alone films. This will be taking place over Home Alone 1 and 2. Gentlemen, are you ready? I am ready. Question 1. Where was Home Alone filmed?
Speaker 3:Close to Chicago. It was in Illinois, for sure.
Speaker 4:Illinois.
Speaker 1:I was just looking for the state Good guess, good guess which actor improvised all of his lines Joe Pesci. Good guess, good guess, good guess.
Speaker 4:Question two which actor improvised All of his lines? Joe Pesci, no Hayden.
Speaker 1:That was going to be his guess too.
Speaker 3:I can't remember his name, but it was Marv.
Speaker 4:Right, not Marv. Back to Mitch. This is Home Alone. 1.
Speaker 3:Oh, I know who it is. Go ahead, mitch.
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 3:John Candy, you are correct, sir.
Speaker 1:Oh, I do remember seeing that on the Netflix thing.
Speaker 4:Hayden with 2.
Speaker 1:I forgot he was even in the movie for a second.
Speaker 4:Who composed the music for Home Alone, john?
Speaker 3:Williams.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4:Who are the wet bandits? Marvin Harry, you're correct, sir, darn it Mitch on the board.
Speaker 2:Harry.
Speaker 4:In the beginning of the movie Home Alone 1, who does Harry impersonate?
Speaker 3:A police officer? Yes, yeah.
Speaker 1:I was trying to think of a certain name.
Speaker 4:I'm like I don't know what is Fuller known to do Wet the bed.
Speaker 3:You are correct, sir.
Speaker 4:You're too quick. You're the one with the fast buzzer.
Speaker 1:No he is.
Speaker 4:Who is the scary neighbor?
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 4:I remember his name. He's like the snow. I'm not looking for his moniker, Dave.
Speaker 3:What's his actual name? Scary Santa. I don't know his name. What's his actual?
Speaker 1:name Scary Santa. I don't know his name Old man Jones.
Speaker 4:You were You're very close.
Speaker 3:Old man.
Speaker 4:Rivers. No, I'll give Mitch that one, all right, because it's Old man Marley. The fact that he got two out of three of the words. I will give you that point, Yay pity point. What pizza place do they order from?
Speaker 1:Little Nero's.
Speaker 3:Yes, oh, darn it. I couldn't think of it for the last.
Speaker 1:Well done, mitch, I was going to say is it Nero's or Little.
Speaker 4:Nero's.
Speaker 1:Well done. What does Harry lose?
Speaker 4:in the house Shoes. No, oh, no, that's more Gold teeth?
Speaker 1:Yes, I get them confused.
Speaker 4:Well done, hayden, I got it. What is Kevin afraid of in the basement?
Speaker 1:The heat. What do you call it? Heat pump or furnace? Ah, Sounds like what you call it.
Speaker 4:I was like come on, mitch, you're right there. Come on, You're right there. What does Kevin tip the Balehop?
Speaker 1:Gum yes Stick of gum, stripe gum.
Speaker 3:I was thinking of the pizza guy from when you said Balehop Zebra Stripe Gum.
Speaker 1:I'll save it for later, Thinking of the pizza guy from you, said bellhop right.
Speaker 4:Zebra Striped Gum. Zebra Striped Gum. I'll save it for later. What is the name of the toy store in Home Alone 2?
Speaker 2:I just went blank?
Speaker 3:I don't know I don't remember it's something like no go ahead.
Speaker 1:Something. Toy store is all I can remember.
Speaker 3:It's like Bentleys, bentleys.
Speaker 4:I don't know. Classics, I don't know, okay, duncan's.
Speaker 3:Chest, that's right, that's right.
Speaker 4:What's the score?
Speaker 1:It is seven to four All right, I'm a little closer than I thought.
Speaker 4:I was Not good, but what does Kevin receive from the toy store owner.
Speaker 3:A Christmas ornament of doves, pigeons, white doves, turtle doves, ah.
Speaker 4:That was kind of self-defeating, because you just basically just did what you normally do you just shotgunned your way through.
Speaker 3:Well, I knew it was a Christmas ornament. I didn't know how much detail you wanted Two Christmas ornaments.
Speaker 4:Yeah, there's two turtle doves. I don't know who plays Harry.
Speaker 1:Joe Pesci. You are correct, sir. Good job, Mitch.
Speaker 4:Where am I at? What does Kevin place on Marv's face? A tarantula. You are correct the greatest scream ever on TV. Reset these things.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 4:Who does Kevin give his second turtle dove to?
Speaker 1:The old homeless lady in the park. I'll accept it. I don't know her name.
Speaker 2:It was pigeon lady in the movie. I'll accept it. I don't know her name.
Speaker 4:It was Pigeon Lady in the movie. Oh okay, I was like old homeless lady. Yeah, that's close enough.
Speaker 3:Who cameos in the Plaza Hotel lobby.
Speaker 2:President Donald Trump he wasn't the president at the time.
Speaker 1:That's a false answer.
Speaker 4:That was just what is the name of the gangster movie in Home Alone.
Speaker 1:Oh crap.
Speaker 3:I can't remember the name Angels.
Speaker 4:Have Filthy Souls. Yeah, I'll give it to you, angels With Filthy.
Speaker 3:Souls, yes.
Speaker 4:The sequel was Angels With Even Filthy Souls. Keep the change, you filthy animal. Well done, well done, well done. Who plays the concierge who confronts Kevin Tim Curry? Yes, he's turning into a shellacking Anyway, he's just faster. Who plays Marv?
Speaker 1:I don't remember his name. I was just trying to beat him. I don't remember his name. I was just trying to beat him.
Speaker 3:I don't remember his name either. Nobody remembers this guy's name no. If you told me, I'd be like, yep, that guy.
Speaker 4:All right, daniel Stern, yep, that guy. I was just trying to beat him to the buzzer, daniel Stern, and that was question 20, the bonus question. All right, what do Kevin's brothers call old man Marley?
Speaker 3:Oh the moniker yeah, okay, it's the official serial killer slash. It's like the salt sea salt, something I don't remember.
Speaker 4:No, all right, it's not the hashtag slinging slasher either. I don't know, I don't know I don't remember. Give up, yeah, give up the South Bend Shovel.
Speaker 3:Slayer, I knew there was a lot of S's in there.
Speaker 4:All right. So Hayden has accumulated 12 points to Mitch's 6. All right. You should also keep an official tally here.
Speaker 3:I'll go next Of who has what. So I have a score of 12, Mitch has a score of 6, and the person with the lowest score at the end will be the loser.
Speaker 4:So that was round one. Mitch has 6, Hayden has 12.
Speaker 3:All right, I'll go next. I don't have bonus questions, but I have very challenging questions that get easier the more I read them, so feel free to buzz in as soon as you get this. My first bout of trivia is actors that played Santa Claus. Merry Christmas, all right, you've won.
Speaker 4:Did I.
Speaker 3:Did I? This actor played Santa in a surreal, r-rated depiction of Kris Kringle. Billy Bob Thornton Wrong. Mitch has the next guess. Mel Gibson, you got it. Mitch, damn the fat man. You got it. I need to score.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you have to make one on there.
Speaker 3:Are we not just adding to your thing?
Speaker 1:Well, I just wrote down the number. I didn't actually do tallies.
Speaker 3:All right, next one this actor played Santa in four movies. Go ahead.
Speaker 1:Tim Allen.
Speaker 4:No Edward.
Speaker 1:Asner, you got it. I don't even know who that is. That was really good, thank you. Who's that? Ed Asner, yeah, if I saw him. Thank you.
Speaker 4:Who's that? Ed Asner.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:If.
Speaker 1:I saw him, I might what movies was he in.
Speaker 3:He was the old man up and he was the guy, the Santa in Elf Gotcha.
Speaker 4:He was the precinct captain of Fort Apache, the Bronx, starring Paul Newman.
Speaker 3:There you go. All right, that was number two. These are supposed to be the role for this christmas classic. Tim allen, you got it mitch.
Speaker 4:I was gonna say, and I was like didn't we already answer that?
Speaker 1:miracle on 34th sir richard uttenborough, okay you could have read the whole thing, I would have never got that all right. Well, I actually. You know I'll read the rest of thing.
Speaker 3:I would have never guessed that, all right. Well, I actually, you know. I'll read the rest of it because it would have worked out. So it was remade in a John Hughes 1994. This actor is the brother to the very famous nature documentarian, david Attenborough. Perhaps his brother's fascination with biology rubbed off on him because one year prior, in 1994, he made a famous movie with Steven Spielberg.
Speaker 4:Jurassic Park.
Speaker 1:Still, the guy wouldn't have told me anything. Oh, okay, well.
Speaker 4:He played the big X in the green screen.
Speaker 3:Maybe you should watch some more movies, like Tom needs to watch the Matrix.
Speaker 2:Shut up.
Speaker 3:This actor portrayed a heavy accident Santa in a DreamWorks animated movie.
Speaker 4:A heavy accented.
Speaker 3:Yes, the movie in which this actor plays Santa also co-starred Hugh Jackman and Chris Pine as festive fairy-tale roles. This actor really hates guns right now.
Speaker 1:I like Baldwin. You got it Mitch. I don't know, I was like going at it again.
Speaker 3:That Jack Frost. Thing where. Hugh Jackman played the Easter Bunny and Alec Baldwin played Santa.
Speaker 1:Oh the Rise of the Guardians, yeah that thing oh. I didn't know that one. Okay, I know that was him but sure.
Speaker 3:This actor portrayed Santa four different times, three of which were animated. One was a live-action remake of an animated movie. That movie was called the Year Without a Santa Claus in 1993. Another was Santa, with him as Santa in. It was. It's a SpongeBob Christmas, but most know him as an evil robotic Santa in a show called Futurama. This is supposed to be where you get the answer.
Speaker 4:You have misjudged us yeah.
Speaker 3:Everybody knows who did this. All right, let me think of another one. He also played a caveman with an orange and black polka dotted.
Speaker 4:Rick Moranis.
Speaker 2:Wrong.
Speaker 3:He was also.
Speaker 4:Can I guess again?
Speaker 1:I could tell you, fred Flintstone, but I'm not the guy.
Speaker 3:You don't know who played Fred Flintstone? No, I don't remember In the Flintstone movies. Oh Okay, Go ahead. Tom John Goodman. Yes, the score's tied three to three. You guys didn't know that he was Evil Robot Santa Claus from Futurama.
Speaker 1:No, I didn't realize. I couldn't push the button.
Speaker 4:It's because I already pressed it to win.
Speaker 1:Because you had already gone.
Speaker 4:No, I reset it.
Speaker 3:Okay, all no, I reset it. Okay, all right. Groundbreaking for its time, this animated classic portrayed the wealthiest actor to don the Santa visage for the big screen, though the motion capture effect for this 2004 movie was.
Speaker 1:Tom Hanks.
Speaker 3:You got it, Mitch.
Speaker 1:Polar Express, because he was everyone in that movie.
Speaker 3:My final tip was big old train, big maps. This actor played Santa in three different movies and shows, one of which was a festive Fresh Prince episode. He's gotten fame these last decades, though, for playing action roles. Playing Santa is one of his very particular set of skills.
Speaker 4:Liam Neeson, you got it. He was in.
Speaker 1:Fresh Prince, was he really that's?
Speaker 3:what IMDB says.
Speaker 4:I didn't know oh okay, I don't believe that.
Speaker 3:All right. This actor played Santa in two recent depictions, along with his current listed partners.
Speaker 4:Kurt Russell yes.
Speaker 3:Good Russell. Yes, good job. How did you?
Speaker 1:guess out of that.
Speaker 4:With his current partner, Goldie Hawn.
Speaker 3:Yeah, he didn't say the name, so I was like I didn't say Goldie Hawn. She was going to be the last clue that I gave out, so good job.
Speaker 4:Pay attention.
Speaker 3:I really like underestimate you guys when I write these questions. I'm going to step it up A little collusion.
Speaker 4:You really don't have to step it up at all, please don't. Please don't.
Speaker 3:This actor portrayed Santa in the 1987 classic Santa's Bears High Flying Adventure. What? I'm being a little loose with my hyperbole. I have no idea what this movie is about, but I can tell you it was a surprise to learn that he did not. I have no idea what this movie is about, but I can tell you it was a surprise to learn that he did the role of Santa, and he usually plays villains, especially in the late 80s and 90s. He played many bad guys because he is better, stronger than most John Malkovich.
Speaker 4:You got it, Don Okay.
Speaker 3:It's all about the subtle clues that I put into the question.
Speaker 4:I just remember that from watching that Batman clip yesterday, where he's doing it? Yeah, I was like I had already written the question.
Speaker 3:We watched that I was like darn it, there it goes All right. This Santa started his illustrious career in film after tearing his lower abdomen off of his pelvis in the NFL. Well, he did do a stint in the WCW.
Speaker 1:Go burn. He got it, santa's slave.
Speaker 3:My final clue was and by Christmas classic I mean the brutal slasher film that co-stars Fran Dreschner In 2001,. The Santa Claus Brothers starred.
Speaker 1:The Santa Claus Brothers.
Speaker 3:Yes, these Santa Claus Brothers starred this famous actor as Claus. It must Vince Vaughn. Oh, go ahead, no.
Speaker 4:Paul Giamatti.
Speaker 3:No.
Speaker 4:We tried.
Speaker 3:I thought it was going to be Fred Claus. It must have been a comedy, because he was known for his comedic fatherly beats in family-oriented sitcoms at the time. However, this actor displayed a darker side eight years later in a methamphetamine drama. Bryan Cranston, you got it, tom.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah.
Speaker 4:I was like meth, meth breaking, breaking, bad, bad. Bryan Cranston, Brad, brian Malcolm in the middle, Alright.
Speaker 3:In the show called the Librarians, this actor portrayed Santa In a guest spot For a Christmas episode. He's more famous for his breakout roles In Sam Raimi horror films, jason.
Speaker 1:Campbell, no Groovy. Famous for his breakout roles in Sam Raimi horror films. Jason Campbell, no Groovy.
Speaker 3:Bruce yeah.
Speaker 4:I know Campbell.
Speaker 1:Good job. Tom, I said Campbell.
Speaker 3:But not the right one. Groovy's my last little note.
Speaker 1:I mean you were looking at me. I was like I can't guess I got to wait for him just to get it right, because I gave him half the answer.
Speaker 4:Thank you, Mitch I would have gotten it with. Groovy though.
Speaker 3:Number 14. This singer-dancer portrayed Santa in the 1979 TV movie the man in the Santa Claus Suit. His real name is Austerlitz. He's known little in the music community for his actual name but for his stage name, even to this day, well after his death in 1987. Widely regarded as the best dancer in film history Fred Astaire, you got it, tom. Never heard of him. Read up on some things, mitch. This famous black actor portrayed Santa in the TV special for Recess Miracle on 3rd Street. He's got a deep bass voice that landed him phenomenal roles.
Speaker 4:Isaac Hayes Wrong Damn.
Speaker 3:Like Luke's father.
Speaker 2:Oh Mitch.
Speaker 3:Mitch.
Speaker 1:I don't remember what the. I don't remember what his name is. You don't?
Speaker 3:remember who played Darth Vader no.
Speaker 1:Not the, not the original one. No.
Speaker 3:Okay, all right, well, tom.
Speaker 4:I'm totally blanking on his name.
Speaker 3:What are you talking?
Speaker 1:about? What is the matter with you people? That doesn't even, even neither one of us Loud noises.
Speaker 4:Serenity now? Ah, god damn, Shush your face.
Speaker 1:I think that's no more dead air. Let's go, let's keep moving.
Speaker 3:Three, two, one James Earl.
Speaker 1:Jones, no, I was talking about the actor, not the voice actor.
Speaker 3:Yes, I said. Famous black actor with a deep bass voice.
Speaker 1:But you said the actor that played Darth Vader. Basically he played him. Yeah, he plays the voice.
Speaker 3:He's not the actual person, it's implied Nobody knows who the guy is in the suit. Everybody knows who James is.
Speaker 1:That's why I didn't know who you were talking about Keep up Mitch, it's David Pryor. Because I show him at the end as the ghost and I'm like I don't recognize that guy.
Speaker 3:Keep up you should have just guessed it out. You didn't know, you would have guessed it out.
Speaker 1:No, I was trying to guess the white guy. That's the ghost, whatever All right.
Speaker 3:This actor portrays Santa who has a dopey brother that the film is centered on. Paul Giamatti, you got it, Mitch, Damn. All right, it is 6 to 9 right now and we are at question 17. In 2007, Elmo's Christmas Countdown it blessed the world with its arrival. Legendary appearance starring this actor as Santa. He definitely fits the physical mold to play Santa and probably has the same sense of humor of children. I question his humor for movies like Grown Ups or Kevin James. He definitely fits the physical mold to play Santa and probably has the same sense of humor of children.
Speaker 3:I question his humor for movies like Grown Ups or Kevin James. You got it, man. I now pronounce you, chuck and Larry.
Speaker 2:All right number 18.
Speaker 4:Balls and Weenies.
Speaker 3:This actor portrayed Santa five times, most notably for Santa Claus is Coming to Town. Five times, most notably for Santa Claus is Coming to Town. This actor started in 1927 as a famous child actor and served in World War II when he was inducted into the Army in 1944. In 1961, film he portrayed a controversial role drawing a dawning yellow face in Breakfast at Tiffany's.
Speaker 4:It's Rooney something.
Speaker 1:Mark Rooney.
Speaker 3:Close, but no cigar. He died from diabetes.
Speaker 4:What is his freaking name?
Speaker 3:You so fine, you so fine, you blow my mind.
Speaker 1:It's not Ed Rooney. Go ahead, ricky Rooney. No, mickey Rooney there we go.
Speaker 3:I'm just going to throw that one out.
Speaker 4:No, I got it Okay.
Speaker 1:Well then, I had the last name too.
Speaker 4:I said it first I don't care, All right moving on All right.
Speaker 3:This actor portrayed Santa in a TV show called Eek the Cat, as well as the 2008 straight-to-TV classic Gotta Catch Santa Claus. He's not known for his festive roles, but more for his sci-fi roles, although he'd really like to be known for his singing, and he also just boldly went where no 90-year-old had gone before.
Speaker 1:William.
Speaker 2:Shatner, you got it.
Speaker 3:Mitch the Shatman. Tom Hanks may be the most famous actor to play Santa, but this guy is the wealthiest, at $17.4 billion for voice acting. That's his net worth In the 1981 Christmas classic A Chipmunk Christmas.
Speaker 1:Oh wait, no, Never mind Christmas classic, a Chipmunk Christmas. Oh wait, no.
Speaker 3:I don't know. He's rich for basically doing vocal sound effects that are used for countless movies today. As well as famous characters like Abu from Aladdin or Megatron, His most notable is perhaps Fred in Scooby from Scooby-Doo. This is the bonus question.
Speaker 4:Is this from? Like the movie Scooby-Doo, like the live action Pretty much. No, no, not the live action.
Speaker 3:Okay, so it's not Freddie Prinze Jr. He's not worth $17.4 billion Nor should he be? But this guy is I don't know Every animal sound effect that you hear. He basically did. That's why he's so rich.
Speaker 4:Mel Blanc.
Speaker 3:No, damn One once going twice. Frank Welker is his name. Yeah, all right. So, mitch, you have seven, eight points, and Tom, you have ten points. Tom is on the board for ten. Mitch has 14. No, yeah, you have 10 points. Tom is on the board for 10. Mitch has 14. No, yeah, you have 14. And I have 12. So all I have to do is just get two more points, three more points and I beat out Mitch.
Speaker 4:So me versus you now against Mitch's trivia? He's taking his headset off. What's about to happen?
Speaker 2:Mitch, put your clothes back on. We're going deep into the trivia book Fight club.
Speaker 1:We're going deep into the trivia book. We're going to find out tough questions so nobody can answer them.
Speaker 4:I really want to do my other trivia book. I was really excited about it.
Speaker 3:We can do it for fun, or maybe we can just do all the trivia and see who has that score at the end. We might as well just do it, just exhaust all the rounds. It's only been 30 minutes, so that's going to take a lot longer All right?
Speaker 1:Well, these are Christmas movies that aren't Christmas movies.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:And I'm going to tell you the first three questions here all revolve around Die Hard. Okay, Tell me when you're ready. I'm ready.
Speaker 3:I'm ready.
Speaker 1:Number one. What is the name of John McClane's wife?
Speaker 4:Holly McClane.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 3:You got the fast one, don't you?
Speaker 4:No, I just knew it, uh-huh.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, I need to keep a score, don't I? My paper disappeared.
Speaker 3:What happened? I didn't do nothing. Let's see.
Speaker 1:Number two All right. How does McClain get the attention of Sergeant Powell?
Speaker 4:He throws a dude out of the window onto his squad car.
Speaker 3:Yes, Darn it. I've only seen Die Hard like twice, so you're probably going to smoke me on this one.
Speaker 1:There's only one more question for Die Hard, number three. The dead terrorist in the elevator had a message printed on his shirt.
Speaker 4:Now I have a machine gun. Ho, ho ho.
Speaker 1:Yes, well, the next four questions come from the movie Babe.
Speaker 3:The pig movie.
Speaker 1:Is that a Christmas movie? Yes, because Well, you'll understand in a minute.
Speaker 4:Oh God, I haven't seen this movie since I was a kid.
Speaker 1:It's considered a Christmas movie because it takes place around Christmas. What plan did the farmer's wife have for Babe?
Speaker 3:She was going to kill him and eat him.
Speaker 1:Yes, yeah, he was Christmas dinner.
Speaker 3:You know the same voice that Babe did Dexter from Dexter's Laboratory.
Speaker 2:Really.
Speaker 4:Yeah, the more you know.
Speaker 1:Number five what feature does Babe have that most pigs don't?
Speaker 4:He can talk no.
Speaker 3:He can, he's a runt, he's tiny, no.
Speaker 4:He's gigantic. Or is that Charlotte's web?
Speaker 3:I don't know, is it the eyes? No, I don't know what.
Speaker 4:He can understand humans.
Speaker 1:He has hair on his head Like hair, like thick hair on his head, like hair on like thick hair on his head. Oh okay, Number six. What is Babe trained to do by?
Speaker 3:He's a show pig. He's trained to corral sheep.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 3:He's a sheep pig.
Speaker 1:I was going to say he's trained to do by a border collie Number seven. The next three questions come from trading places. Oh man I haven't seen this one.
Speaker 3:Oh God, I haven't seen this one in forever.
Speaker 1:Number seven what city does trading places? New York no. Does it take place in Chicago. No.
Speaker 3:Detroit.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 3:LA no.
Speaker 4:LA. No, I'm sorry, I thought it was my turn.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's right. It's not LA, though.
Speaker 4:Philadelphia.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 4:Born and raised Playground.
Speaker 1:That's where I spent most of my days.
Speaker 3:Number eight who plays Ophelia and what's her profession? It is the chick from Halloween, is she's a prostitute and her name is Jamie Lee Cruz. Yes, I was like I was like please don't say it.
Speaker 1:Number nine. What novel is the movie based after?
Speaker 4:Trading Places no Prince and the P based after Trading.
Speaker 3:Places no Prince and the Pauper.
Speaker 4:Yes, someone had this out there. Well, I had a.
Speaker 3:Just to be safe, you got some collegiate level of, you know, famous literature.
Speaker 1:All right. Questions 10 through 12 come from the movie Just Friends with Ryan Reynolds. Oh gosh, okay, number 10. Why do Chris and Samantha James have an emergency landing in New Jersey?
Speaker 3:Snowstorm.
Speaker 4:Pregnant woman on the plane. No.
Speaker 3:I thought it was a snowstorm, I mean. Give up Let me just throw one out there Bomb.
Speaker 4:No Mechanical issue.
Speaker 1:Kind of you want to expand.
Speaker 4:One of the engines goes out. No, all right. Some sort of mechanical failure. What do you want? The mechanics report on it?
Speaker 1:Chris didn't plan on her setting the plane on fire because she puts tinfoil in the microwave and starts a fire on the plane.
Speaker 3:Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, I got you Number 11.
Speaker 1:Who is Chris's number one competition for his crush, Jamie?
Speaker 3:For his crush.
Speaker 1:Paul Walker, no I don't know, like the actor, what's the character's name?
Speaker 3:I don't remember, I don't know, like the actor, what's the character's name? I don't remember. I don't even know who Chris is Chris's run room. Okay, the crush is Amy Smart. Yes, I don't know.
Speaker 4:Is it Anna Faris? No.
Speaker 1:Dusty Dinkleman.
Speaker 4:Okay, dinkleman, dinkleman.
Speaker 1:Okay, dinkleman, dinkleman.
Speaker 2:Dinkleman's going down.
Speaker 1:Dinkleberg, number 12. What is the name of Chris's love interest?
Speaker 3:Not the actor's name, but her name in the movie it's some Britney Spears wannabe name Amy.
Speaker 1:No, I don't know.
Speaker 3:I already told you the first name earlier I I, jamie palomino, all right, well, we suffered through those four ranking, did any of us? Did we get any of those questions right? No, nope, not one the uh.
Speaker 1:The next three questions all come from the movie Gremlins. Okay, number 13. How many rules are there for Gizmo? Three, well, sorry, how many rules are there for Gizmo, and what are they? Go ahead.
Speaker 3:Okay, don't feed it after midnight, don't get it wet and Nothing PG-13 after eight, like I forget what their one is if you can get it, go for it don't feed it after midnight.
Speaker 4:Oh, I don't get it wet. I think I got it go ahead, I don't know.
Speaker 3:Bright lights Right Okay.
Speaker 1:Number 14. What Disney film did the Gremlins see in theater?
Speaker 3:Disney film.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they were going through a theater and some of them were watching a film Disney. Evidently, this is a big question that gets to me.
Speaker 3:Pinocchio no Alright 1984.
Speaker 4:1984. Is it like an animated Disney movie? Yes. Snow White yes.
Speaker 3:Really, yes, awesome, worked that one out there, didn't you?
Speaker 4:Number 15. Snow White yes, really yes.
Speaker 3:Awesome, woo Worked that one out there, didn't you?
Speaker 1:Number 15. What is Billy's profession?
Speaker 3:He's a inventor, traveling salesman no.
Speaker 1:His dad is oh.
Speaker 4:He works at like a vet store or technician thing.
Speaker 1:That's the girl.
Speaker 3:That's the girl.
Speaker 4:Oh crap.
Speaker 3:He has a job, he's employed Billy. Such a dumb name.
Speaker 4:If your name's Billy and you're listening to this, he's probably like, yeah, that's stupid.
Speaker 3:I don't know, he works in the movie theater.
Speaker 4:No, okay, he works at like a grocery store or a convenience place.
Speaker 1:He's an artist.
Speaker 4:What? That's stupid. You can't make money and art in the 80s.
Speaker 1:All right, moving on the next three questions. All come from the movie Batman Returns.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:Number 16. Who plays Max Shrek in Batman Returns?
Speaker 3:That would be Christopher Walken.
Speaker 4:Yes, beat me on the buzzer. I thought I had it too. I was like, ah yeah.
Speaker 1:I just wanted to see if he could remember one of his impersonations.
Speaker 4:It's Christopher Walken. I know what movie. He's in Number 17. We're walking. I know what movie season Number 17.
Speaker 1:What is?
Speaker 3:the penguin's public goal for the movie Come on Tom For him to be liked.
Speaker 4:No, or is it?
Speaker 3:him being. I push the button, it's my turn. It's for him to be the mayor.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 4:That's exactly what I was thinking.
Speaker 1:Number 18. What is penguin's weapon of choice? Umbrella yes, okay, that's exactly what I was thinking. Number 18. What is Penguin's weapon of choice? Umbrella yes, all right. The next two come from two just random movies that I picked. Okay, please be a lethal weapon. Who did Rocky fight on Christmas Day? Drago yes, number 20. A Stanley Kubrick film starring Tom Cruise as a Christmas.
Speaker 3:Eyes Wide Shut, yes.
Speaker 1:I thought that would be a little hard for you All.
Speaker 3:I'm trying to say is the actor in the film, and I got you at that point.
Speaker 1:That's all I had. I didn't do bonus because I didn't think we were doing bonus for this Sweet.
Speaker 3:All right, alright. Well, do we have like a master list?
Speaker 4:Yeah, I lose.
Speaker 2:What was?
Speaker 4:the score there for me and Hayden, give me back my pen.
Speaker 1:Tom got 7 and Hayden got 8.
Speaker 4:I got 7, he got 8. Barely eked it out there.
Speaker 3:You want to do one more round through. Is it going to make a difference?
Speaker 1:It might. We can try. We can try. I'm glad I have a week off, so as it stands from round one.
Speaker 4:I'm losing. I know Aiden has 20. I have 17. You have 14.
Speaker 3:Yes, so if you're listening and you're burnt out on Christmas, good news. We should have moved on from christmas at this point. Now we're just going to do regular trivia, random trivia go ahead, tom.
Speaker 4:Grab your buzzers boys. Oh yeah, I get the fast one. Hit that button. That was, that was. We couldn't do that again if we tried. Let me tell you. Let me tell you, we could do that again if we tried. Welcome to 80s Trivia.
Speaker 3:Oh no, who would?
Speaker 1:have guessed the year. Tom wasn't born in the country that he's not from.
Speaker 4:No, this is American 80s. Okay, you ready. What was the highest grossing movie of the 1980s?
Speaker 1:Lethal Weapon? No, I don't know.
Speaker 3:The Goonies.
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 3:Oh, I know what it is.
Speaker 1:Top Gun? I don't know, no should have been.
Speaker 3:Empire Strikes Back.
Speaker 4:Nope.
Speaker 3:Spielberg Okay.
Speaker 1:Oh wait, no, that's 90s. Never mind, I mean Junior's at it. I was going to say Dress Parp, but that's 90s.
Speaker 3:Oh, then it would be Indiana Jones.
Speaker 4:No, really Spawned a video game.
Speaker 3:Ow.
Speaker 1:I know what it is. I thought you were saying Spawned a Video Game. That was so bad.
Speaker 4:Yes, it is ET Darn it.
Speaker 1:Mitch is on the board.
Speaker 4:All right. Question number two what 80s movie was Alan Rickman's first feature film? Die Hard, yes, mitch back on the board he's been on the board.
Speaker 3:I ain't getting on the board.
Speaker 4:Whatever, which 80s movie spawned six sequels and a TV show.
Speaker 3:Oh, a TV show. I don't know that. Six sequels in a TV show, star Wars, no, all right, the original one was in the 70s, I guess, wasn't it?
Speaker 4:The show's not that well known, but the movies were.
Speaker 2:Hmm.
Speaker 4:Take a guess.
Speaker 3:In the 80s.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 4:Six movies in the 80s yeah, six movies. They went sequel crazy after the success of the first one.
Speaker 1:I was going to say Halloween, but no, that started in the 70s.
Speaker 4:Rocky, nope, that started in the 70s yeah, I don't know, do you know?
Speaker 1:Can you read the question one more time?
Speaker 4:Which 80s movie spawned six sequels and a television show Alien? No, that was the 70s.
Speaker 1:I figured it was, but I just wanted to take a guess.
Speaker 3:I don't know, I don't got it. Go ahead.
Speaker 4:Police Academy oh.
Speaker 1:I didn't know it had a TV show, okay.
Speaker 4:Yeah, all right, this next bit of segments. This is quotes. Just name the movie. Okay, oh crap, these are pretty easy. I'm serious and don't call me Shirley.
Speaker 3:Airplane yes.
Speaker 4:On the board. We came, we saw we kicked its ass.
Speaker 3:Ghostbusters yes.
Speaker 4:Don't mess with the bull young man. You'll get the horns oh.
Speaker 2:I don't know, forget the horns.
Speaker 3:Tombstone. That was in the 90s, I know.
Speaker 4:I'll give you one hint, okay, detention.
Speaker 3:Oh, ferris Bueller's Day Off. No Breakfast Club. Yes, darn it. I thought that first.
Speaker 1:I remember him looking at Emilio Estevez and doing the little yeah.
Speaker 2:There you go.
Speaker 4:Carpe diem, boys Seize the day.
Speaker 3:Dead Boat Society.
Speaker 4:Yeah, yes, that was 80s, yeah, 1989. Okay, what 80s theme song was recorded in three hours? Or like movie Ghostbusters, no Well it was. A very prominent song in a movie that everybody knows from the 1980s classics. A very prominent song in the movies. They came up with it and recorded it in three hours.
Speaker 3:What's your turn, Mitch?
Speaker 1:Batman, I don't know.
Speaker 3:No the.
Speaker 4:Back to the Future. Theme song no, don't think. Theme song Mainstream songs. Mainstream song.
Speaker 3:I can't tell you, I don't know what.
Speaker 4:I don't know, don't you forget about me. Oh, okay, don't you?
Speaker 2:forget about me.
Speaker 4:What Disney movie started a long story of successful movies called the Disney Renaissance Era 1989.
Speaker 3:Little Mermaid. You're correct, sir.
Speaker 1:Yes, oh, that was in the 80s. I didn't know that Barely in the 80s. I thought it was like 92 or something like that.
Speaker 3:I think it was Christmas in 89. Okay.
Speaker 4:What was the first Disney animated movie to use computer graphics? Tron.
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 3:The first Disney movie to use computer graphics, the first.
Speaker 4:Disney animated movie. To use computer graphics for animation. Animated movie.
Speaker 3:Okay, I don't know. Animated movie 80s Is it the one with the stained glass window, like it comes to life?
Speaker 2:No, oh, I know what you're thinking Terry Gilliam movie, isn't it? Oh, I know what you're thinking.
Speaker 3:Terry Gilliam movie, isn't it?
Speaker 4:Yeah, I know what you're thinking about.
Speaker 3:Is that Disney? I don't think that's Disney.
Speaker 4:I don't know, it's not like the Philosopher I don't know.
Speaker 3:Hang on, hang on, hang on. Disney animated movie.
Speaker 4:This is a classic Disney movie all of you have seen. You probably think it's a lot older than it really is.
Speaker 3:Flight of the Navigator Nope.
Speaker 1:The Last Starfighter Animated.
Speaker 3:That's not animated.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you're right.
Speaker 3:This one's really bothering me, and it used computer animation.
Speaker 2:I don't know.
Speaker 4:Give up. Yeah, the Fox and the Hound it did. I didn't know that up.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the Fox and the Hound, it did.
Speaker 4:I didn't know that.
Speaker 3:Where did it use computer animation?
Speaker 4:I don't know, I didn't design it. Fox and the Hound. What artist sang the hit song? Prince?
Speaker 1:No, you said artist, I was thinking Prince All right, I get the next guess Okay.
Speaker 4:Danger Zone I don't know.
Speaker 3:Then Hardest song I can pronounce All right, I get the next guess. Okay, danger Zone. I don't know, then Don't know, I have no idea, I don't know Nobody. Michael Bolton no.
Speaker 4:I don't know.
Speaker 3:Kenny Loggins.
Speaker 4:Kenny.
Speaker 2:Loggins.
Speaker 4:Now this last segment I'm quite proud of. You will be played a sound clip. You will have to guess the movie.
Speaker 3:Okay, you will have to guess the movie. Okay, I worked very hard on this. I'm excited you shouldn't be and it's hooked to Bluetooth, so our crap shouldn't.
Speaker 1:I'm not excited. This is Hayden's hidden talent area.
Speaker 4:Yes, you will be given five seconds. Okay From the bat. Just name the film.
Speaker 3:Mortal Kombat Beverly Hills Cop.
Speaker 1:Yes, darn, it.
Speaker 3:Just because you're faster than the buzzer. I was waiting for it to come to me. It didn't come All right.
Speaker 1:Footloose, you are correct. I was like maybe that's it, but I don't know.
Speaker 3:Footloose Next question.
Speaker 2:I'm all right.
Speaker 3:Nobody heard about me. It sounds like the theme song to Firefly and that's why I pushed the button.
Speaker 1:I've heard the song.
Speaker 3:I don't know what movie it's from. Is it Young Guns? No, okay 1980.
Speaker 4:Sports classic movie, but not a contact sport.
Speaker 3:Can I go yeah, major League.
Speaker 4:Nope, oh, the end of the movie. A character yells hey everybody, we're all gonna get laid and everybody cheers. I don't know. You get one last hint.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 4:To defeat my enemy, I must become my enemy.
Speaker 3:I'm thinking I haven't seen this movie, Tom.
Speaker 4:Yeah me too, bill Murray.
Speaker 3:Ted.
Speaker 1:Knight.
Speaker 3:Oh, oh, oh, Caddyshack, yes, okay.
Speaker 1:It's my turn.
Speaker 3:Were you going to guess that? No, next one. I should have known that.
Speaker 1:Darn it, top Gun. Yes.
Speaker 4:I figured that was an easy give up. I just watched that we just watched.
Speaker 1:Well, I watched that the other night at work.
Speaker 3:I was doing stupid trivia. While I was watching, I didn't know how to play out his favor.
Speaker 1:Sixteen Candles, no Taking a guess at some girly movie Legend Nope this song is also the name of the movie.
Speaker 3:Can I go Never Ending Story? No, all right name of the movie. Can?
Speaker 1:I go. Never ending story no, all right, purple rain no song is also the name of the movie.
Speaker 3:Is it john hughes who did the movie?
Speaker 4:yeah, I have no idea, all right I don't know Flash dance.
Speaker 1:Okay, oh, okay. Next one.
Speaker 2:All right.
Speaker 1:This sounds familiar.
Speaker 3:I've heard this song before, for sure.
Speaker 1:Sixteen Candles? Nope, I just took a guess.
Speaker 3:You're doing all these drama quasi-action movies I never liked.
Speaker 4:This is not an action movie.
Speaker 3:Is it a romance? Yes, okay.
Speaker 4:Classic 80s movie. Your wife probably loves it.
Speaker 3:Pretty in Pink, no Pretty Woman.
Speaker 1:Pink, no Pretty Woman.
Speaker 3:No, that's the 90s. No, I don't know.
Speaker 4:Filth and expressing myself Through physical Exertion or expression Physical expression. Don't know. Patrick Swayze.
Speaker 3:Dirty.
Speaker 4:Dancing, dirty Dancing. I was literally just say his name. I saw.
Speaker 1:Dirty Dancing like 10 years ago and I tried to forget it or something I'm just throwing out a Patrick. Swayze movie Ghost.
Speaker 3:That is Stand by Me.
Speaker 4:Yes, yeah, also the name of the movie, also the name of the movie.
Speaker 3:All right cool.
Speaker 1:I've never seen that movie. What?
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's terrible. It's a good movie. It's got Will Wheaton Hayden. That is Back to the Future.
Speaker 4:Yes, that is Back to the Future. That was Huey Lewis and the.
Speaker 3:News. That's right.
Speaker 4:And the Power of Love. Last, one of the music category, one of the music category, I heard this song.
Speaker 1:I know you have Mitch Rocky.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 1:No, that's when he's doing his montage.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I think Mitch Drago I think he beat me on this one. No, that's when he's doing his montage yeah, I think Mitch, drago. I think he beat me on this one.
Speaker 4:No, no, no, he didn't Okay, but that brings us to the bonus question.
Speaker 1:All right, you don't have to do that.
Speaker 4:This group of 80s actors featured in multiple films.
Speaker 3:together were the Rat Pack the Rat Pack.
Speaker 4:The Rat Pack, the Brat Pack. You said Rat Pack, darn it, the Brat Pack. Yes.
Speaker 1:Darn it, you still won, I'm sure.
Speaker 4:What do we want to count the bonus? As I don't care.
Speaker 3:We weren't doing bonuses, but if you want to give them an extra point.
Speaker 4:I mean, that was a bonus one, but go for it. We'll do plus two, all right, which means Mitch has scored eight points to Hayden's nine.
Speaker 3:Oh, I still won.
Speaker 1:Yeah, when you got to the music wins, you got most of those.
Speaker 3:All right Now, like my previous trivia, pay attention to the words of the questions. They might be off-putting and misplaced, but those are clues, those are hints, yeah okay, this oh okay, okay, this, oh, hang on, are you done?
Speaker 2:I was adding up.
Speaker 3:This is trivia about actors who have been injured on set. You just have to guess the actor's name, all right? This actor was jonesing too much for a fight scene and injured his shoulder. You probably should remember he's 78. Harrison Ford. You got it, tom, good, good, good guess. Can I do something with this? My score sheet got taken away. I didn't take it. All right, I'll just keep going on, don't worry about points.
Speaker 4:All right.
Speaker 3:All right. This actress broke her hand in a poorly received action film, opposite of Jude Law. She actually broke her hand on Jude Law's elbow in this movie. Perhaps she suffers more from her husband's hilarious tweets he makes about her or the box office review for Green Lantern that she starred in Blake Lively, you got it, tom. This famous actor bragged about his injury, using it as a marking device for his film. He took an impossible jump from one building to another. Tom Cruise, you got it, tom. Keep up, mitch, come on. This actor mainstays in action movies, but he received his worst injury in a comedy. He stood on a stack of chairs and fell, snapping his arm.
Speaker 1:The stern guy?
Speaker 3:I don't know the stern guy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the guy from Home Alone 2.
Speaker 3:No, he fell from a stack of chairs, snapping his arm. His more recent gigs have their arrows hit their mark with no.
Speaker 1:Jeremy Rayner you got it Mitch.
Speaker 4:I didn't get a guess, but okay.
Speaker 1:You reset the button.
Speaker 4:Because I like to press it.
Speaker 3:Okay, you're kicking his butt right now.
Speaker 1:I'm going to lose anyways, we've already established this.
Speaker 3:Alright. This actress almost drowned while wearing a heavy coat.
Speaker 4:Isla Fisher Wrong, damn it.
Speaker 3:That got snagged while she was submerged. She managed to wiggle free, but James Cameron demanded for her to go on with no breaks. Kate Winslet, you got it, Tom, All right. This actress, who has quite the experience in action movies, was injured in one of her early projects. She landed on her neck and put a disc out of flux. She maintains to this day exceptional safety practices while on sets, so much that others would say if she saw something unsafe she'd be furious.
Speaker 4:Charlize Theron.
Speaker 3:You got it, Tom Eon Flux.
Speaker 2:Eon Flux and Furiosa.
Speaker 3:This actress blew out her eardrum in this book adaptation from a complication of water infections and a cornucopia of loud noises. She eventually got her hearing back. So don't Everdeen her death. That's stupid, I don't know. Everdeen Jennifer Lawrence, like Katn.
Speaker 4:Everdeen, jennifer Lawrence. Like Katniss Everdeen oh okay, I was like he's trying to be funny. Look at him. Look how amused he is with himself.
Speaker 3:I was really tired when I wrote these. All right. This actor suffered a spine injury during a torture scene that caused spinal fluid to leak. Good thing he pulled through, though, but from the gravity of the situation he probably should. George Clooney, you got it, mitch, there was only two people in that movie.
Speaker 1:He said males, clooney or Bullock.
Speaker 3:I said I was going to finish it. With the gravity of the situation, you probably should have burned the script after reading it.
Speaker 4:It stinks like Batman forever.
Speaker 3:This actress almost drowned, which would be a shame if they had to fish her.
Speaker 4:I'll fish her, I don't even know who that is.
Speaker 3:Now you see me. I think the rest of it was like realize that she wasn't doing an amazing performance and now could see her or something like that. This actor was almost ran over by his lone horse. He managed to escape before he would be facing his world's end, Otherwise he'd be in depth trouble.
Speaker 4:Johnny.
Speaker 2:Depp.
Speaker 4:Look how happy he is of himself. His vein is sticking out of his forehead, it's so dumb like. I said his vein, he immediately knew which one. He just covers it alright ready, jesus.
Speaker 3:I wouldn't keep going on after getting struck by lightning, but this cross bear suffered through.
Speaker 1:Mel Gibson? I don't know.
Speaker 3:Mel Gibson directed the movie.
Speaker 4:Willem Dafoe. No I don't know, ooh Go ahead. Jim Caviezel.
Speaker 3:Yes.
Speaker 1:Never heard of him.
Speaker 3:The guy from the Bash and the Christ.
Speaker 1:Didn't know that was his name.
Speaker 3:Last night, this monster of an actress did not have a ball when she broke two ribs while shooting Christina Ricci, or no, never mind While ball when she broke two ribs while shooting an mma fight you want to do it, you want to press, take a guess so I can guess again, because I know who it is.
Speaker 1:Holly berry. Yes, I don't like this whole one guess rule because then I have to wait until he figures it out. You guys wanted this rule implemented. Because of me. No, he wanted this rule. I because of me. No, he wanted this rule. I did say.
Speaker 4:Hayden came up with this.
Speaker 3:All right. The rest of the thing was she wicked the pain away and got back to it to die another day. That was a good one.
Speaker 1:You said monster. When you said monster, I hit the button, thinking Christina Ricci. And then you said monster. When you said ball, I was like, oh no, it's not it.
Speaker 3:After a cut in his leg, this actor got a big infection that almost killed him, but the doctors caught it before it made too much of a splash in his health.
Speaker 4:Tom Hanks.
Speaker 3:Yes.
Speaker 4:You got it this actor came unchained when he slammed his fist in the glass for dramatic emphasis. Leonardo.
Speaker 3:DiCaprio, you got it, kick All right, you put the.
Speaker 1:There's no way for me to win so you never know. Yes, I do Such a poor sport. It's mathematically impossible.
Speaker 4:I suffered through Matrix trivia.
Speaker 3:Can I finish my?
Speaker 4:Yes, go ahead.
Speaker 3:But wolf the pain down and finish the scene. You should be more careful, because if he slices Audrey, he could be departed.
Speaker 4:Look how happy he is. He giggled like an idiot when he wrote all this.
Speaker 3:No, I don't know. All right, after herniating her discs in a stunt gun, bat, this actress should have walked away from her. Terrible then, and not before season two. You would know this one, mitch, I don't know. Think about it, bat, bat. This actress should have walked away then, and not before season two.
Speaker 1:I don't know. Season two Bat, yeah, season two.
Speaker 3:It was a punishment at one point on our show.
Speaker 4:Batwoman.
Speaker 3:Who played the first Batwoman Mitch.
Speaker 1:Oh, um Ruby Rose. You got it. I was thinking it was like Ruby something.
Speaker 3:I'll just tell you the answers as you push the button. Okay, all right. This karate sensei suffered a brain injury after falling 40 feet and puncturing his skull on a rock. Thank God the ambulance didn't hit rush hour, jackie Chan.
Speaker 4:Yes, yes.
Speaker 3:This actor lost his fifth sense of hearing after too many. Tom Bruce Willis, you got it, tom. This actor broke his ribs in his film about fighting in the ring.
Speaker 4:Orlando Bloom Wrong Damn, but this warrior, rocky Balboa, I mean Sylvester.
Speaker 3:Stallone Wrong Damn.
Speaker 1:But this warrior Rocky Balboa I mean Sylvester Stallone Wrong.
Speaker 3:But this warrior was born in the Bane, he was molded by it. Tom Hardy.
Speaker 1:Molded by it.
Speaker 3:All right, Crash was played. This actor nearly passed in the past from a failed rig for a hanging scene. Thankfully his deck.
Speaker 1:Brennan Frazier.
Speaker 3:You got it, Mitch. How many questions did you do 20. This is the last one. Oh, okay, this actress. I mean you got four, he's got 15.
Speaker 1:I was like how many is that?
Speaker 3:This actress fractured a rib, but full-on broke it when her corset was tightened. No amount of rouge could cover up the bruising.
Speaker 1:Cameron Diaz.
Speaker 4:No, nicole Kidman.
Speaker 1:You got it Full-on rouge.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I was playing for. Moulin Rouge. Yeah, I was playing for.
Speaker 4:Like the analogy game. That's how you play it.
Speaker 3:I was like what movie is? This the last bit was, I'm sure, but at least she wasn't too bewitched to say stop.
Speaker 4:Ah, that's a good one. That's a good one. What?
Speaker 1:Hayden doesn't know, is that he's slowly putting you in first. Yes, well, I don't care as long as I don't lose.
Speaker 3:What was the score to that? You got 16. Yes, 16. And Mitch got four. It was a shutout. All right, Mitch, you get the last bit of trivia.
Speaker 1:If I knew it was going to be like this, I'd have made my questions a little more difficult.
Speaker 4:Having to do math.
Speaker 1:I'll show you. I just did more Christmas trivia Great.
Speaker 3:I need a buzzer. I gotta pee.
Speaker 1:We're almost done.
Speaker 3:Animated Christmas movie trivia oh great, I don't know anything about these Good.
Speaker 1:In the 1965 movie A Pathetic Christmas Tree was featured.
Speaker 4:Charlie Brown Christmas.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 4:Darn it.
Speaker 1:I'm not even going to keep track with the points because I can't earn any points.
Speaker 3:That's right, you've already lost. We're just doing this for fun now.
Speaker 1:Number two.
Speaker 2:Hello fellow winner. In what?
Speaker 1:movie did someone's heart grow two sizes that day.
Speaker 4:The Grinch. Yes, I'm sorry how the Grinch stole Christmas.
Speaker 1:Number three this 1970 movie explains how Santa met Mrs Claus.
Speaker 4:Santa Claus is coming to town.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 3:I hate these movies, so I don't know.
Speaker 1:Number four what was the name of the?
Speaker 4:1974, character that raised temperatures in Year Without a Santa Claus Heatmiser. Yes Jeez, I wouldn't know that.
Speaker 1:Number five. He's Mr Sun In Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer. What?
Speaker 4:was the imbommable snowman's special talent at the end of the movie Bouncing.
Speaker 3:No, oh, all right, I know what it is, then Want to make a guess. You can make yellow snow cones.
Speaker 4:Putting the tree, putting the star on the top of the Christmas tree. Yes, stupid Bumbles bounce. Everybody knows that.
Speaker 1:Number six In Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. What was the prospector's name?
Speaker 4:Yukon, cornelius yes what the hell.
Speaker 1:Number 17, in Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer who was Rudolph's father.
Speaker 4:Donner yes.
Speaker 3:I was just going to say Rodolfo Freddy.
Speaker 1:Number eight. What is the name of the baby in Rudolph's Shiny New Year?
Speaker 3:Baby, it's like New Year, isn't it?
Speaker 1:Yeah, he's Baby New Year, but what's his name?
Speaker 3:Time no.
Speaker 4:I don't remember his name. I remember he had this stupid giant hat.
Speaker 1:Happy, happy.
Speaker 4:I didn't like that one. Yeah, it's not good Number nine.
Speaker 1:What was the name of the elf that wants to be a dentist? Herbie? Yes, number 10.
Speaker 3:At least I haven't lost, though that's stupid.
Speaker 1:What was the name of the Grinch's dog? Oh, I got it, I got one, paul Max.
Speaker 3:Yes, darn it.
Speaker 4:I wish this was for score. I'd be killing you right now.
Speaker 1:What was the name of the studio that made most of the 60s and 70s stop motion specials?
Speaker 3:It's always a forgettable name.
Speaker 4:Orion, no Damn.
Speaker 3:It's always a forgettable name, orion. No, it reminds me of Rolls Royce for some reason, I don't know.
Speaker 1:Rankin Bass Production. Rankin Bass, damn it. Number 12. What were Frosty's first words in the 69? Frosty the Snowman?
Speaker 4:Happy birthday. Yes, stupid, you're stupid.
Speaker 1:What was the little drummer boy's name? Steve?
Speaker 4:Isn't it Noel? No, oh, he has like a biblical name.
Speaker 3:Yes, is it really yes, jesus no.
Speaker 4:Is it David? No, aaron, aaron, my dad would have knew that that's his favorite one, oh, Number 14.
Speaker 1:What villain made his debut as a cartoon in the 78 Star Wars Holiday Special?
Speaker 4:Boba Fett.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 3:Oh, I think I actually knew that one Darn it.
Speaker 1:Number 15. What is the name of Jack Skeleton's dog?
Speaker 4:Zero.
Speaker 3:Yes.
Speaker 4:Yes, yes, I would not have guessed that.
Speaker 1:Number 16. What three words best describe?
Speaker 4:Stink Stank.
Speaker 1:Stunk. I quit the Grinch. Yes, yes, that is right Tom.
Speaker 3:The only thing I remember from that song is arsenic sauce.
Speaker 1:Number 17. In Polar Express, what did Santa give the main boy as a present? A bell, yes, spirit of Christmas. Number 18. What brings Frosty to life in Frosty the Snowman? A hat yes.
Speaker 2:Coming back, Tom. No, you're not.
Speaker 1:Name the three actors to play or slash voice the Grinch.
Speaker 3:The first one is Jim Carrey, the second one is Benedict Cumberbatch and the third one is a very old name that I can't remember.
Speaker 4:Benedict Cumberbatch, the other one. He said, I'm sorry, jim Carrey and Boris Karloff yes.
Speaker 1:Did he say Frankenstein? Yes, yeah, that's what.
Speaker 3:I thought Darn it. Didn't he narrate the movie too?
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, number 20. How much did Lucy charge for psychiatrics?
Speaker 4:Five cents yes.
Speaker 1:Two bonus questions in case you needed them. Yeah, double or nothing, let's do this. What was the rabbit's name in Frosty the Snowman?
Speaker 3:Thumper.
Speaker 4:It's not Thumper, no.
Speaker 3:That's Bambi, oh.
Speaker 4:All right, it's okay the rabbit's name in which movie? Frosty the Snowman, I don't remember Hocus Pocus.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, I which movie? Frosty the Snowman? I don't remember Hocus Pocus.
Speaker 4:Oh yeah, I didn't like Frosty the Snowman.
Speaker 1:All right, what was Dr Seuss's real name? I?
Speaker 3:don't remember Dr Jovan.
Speaker 1:No, I don't know what. Theodore Gessel or Gessel Steve.
Speaker 3:All right Well.
Speaker 4:Irving, I think I got punished, it is.
Speaker 3:And you have to do three punishments.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:That's right. What was your punishment? That you were going to try and give us Mitch?
Speaker 1:I think it was something else.
Speaker 3:We were supposed to call this out before, because now he's going to come up with some BS.
Speaker 1:No, I was going to make you watch the Beast of Yucca Flats. Ew, it's like a 1961 movie that got like a 2.2. That sounds terrible, it is.
Speaker 4:Crap, All right. Well, you have to watch Hold on.
Speaker 1:Let me get something to write these down. Somebody give me a pen. This sucks. I gotta edit these and write them down.
Speaker 4:The struggles are being met.
Speaker 1:All right, what you got.
Speaker 4:You have to watch Home Sweet Home Alone.
Speaker 1:Oh crap I reviewed that movie.
Speaker 4:Oh you did. Yeah, alright, never mind, you have to watch Thunder Force. We tried to watch that movie, we couldn't finish it. Alright, well, we'll do the Home Sweet Home Alone then.
Speaker 1:I haven't seen that one.
Speaker 3:Alright.
Speaker 1:Do that.
Speaker 3:Okay, and mine is you have to watch any movie with Val Kimmerer in it from the past 10 years, but he has to be like the top-billed actor in it. You can pick. You can pick Mitch, Okay. What movies has he been in? Not very good ones.
Speaker 1:How do I know if he's the top-billed actor?
Speaker 3:Exactly here. Watch, go to his IMDb and just pick a movie from the past 10 years, all right.
Speaker 1:Why don't you just pick me a movie?
Speaker 4:Fine, I'll do it for you Cloak and dagger, smoke and mist crap.
Speaker 2:You need to solve three riddles.
Speaker 1:Return the Declaration of Independence in this exact location and behind it you'll find the clue Just at this exact location and behind it you'll find the clue.
Speaker 4:Just give me one. It's like national treasure.
Speaker 3:I'm picking one randomly and you have to watch Comanche Moon.
Speaker 1:No wait, that's a TV show.
Speaker 2:Oh.
Speaker 3:How about Pay Dirt, pay Dirt.
Speaker 1:Yep Yay.
Speaker 4:And there you have it, oh that was fun.
Speaker 3:The.
Speaker 4:Entertain this Christmas trivia Mitch Massacre special.
Speaker 3:What was the final score?
Speaker 1:A lot to nothing.
Speaker 4:Let's see, since Mitch didn't bother keeping score, for the last round which I dominated in, it was me with 33, you with 29, and Mitch with 26. I wasn't that far behind.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Alright. Well, that was fun, so we'll do that again sometime. If you like, just the trivia bouts, maybe we can frequent them more often. You have to let Mitch know on social media.
Speaker 1:Yep, do that thing.
Speaker 3:We're going to take a week off, but this will be taking place of our week thing. We're going to take a week off, but this will be taking place of our week release.
Speaker 1:Yeah, well, we're going to take a couple of weeks off, but we'll have content still coming out.
Speaker 3:And then we'll be back at it right after the new year. For your teen this reloaded, so we'll be there, but we'll actually be there after new year. In the meantime, talk to us on social media, but thanks for hanging out and goodbye from Mitch, bye, goodbye from Tom.
Speaker 4:Goodbye.
Speaker 3:Tom, and goodbye from me and goodbye Bye.
Speaker 1:You did that on purpose. That was fun. Oh yeah, that was a blast Bitch. You got to step up and drink again.
