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- In 2014 this won it’s fifth consecutive Emmy for outstanding comedy was it: Big Bang Theory, Modern Family, or Parks & Recreation?
- Ken Dryden is a name more closely connected to: Baseball, Hockey, or Lacrosse? (Dryden was the color guy when Al Michaels made the “Do You Believe In Miracles!” call)
- The wildly popular television show “Breaking Bad” is set in: Carson City, NV, Albuquerque, NM, or Flaggstaff, AZ?
- When was the last legal spitball thrown in MLB: 1920, 1934, 1943? (Burleigh Grimes STL, NYM, PIT in 1834)
- Which famous TV show’s theme song was written by it’s star: The Andy Griffith Show, The Honeymooners, The Waltons (Jackie Gleason wrote, “You’re My Greatest Love”)
- In “A River Runs Through It” – after Brad Pitt’s character Paul Mclean dies – his brother Norman Mclean says, “Maybe all I know about Paul is that he was a fine fisherman.” To which is father replied, “You know more than that he was: “A candle burnt at both ends, “Beautiful”, or “Your Mother’s Son”?
- What 3 musical notes make up the famous NBC Audio Signature: ABC – DFC – GEC? (That’s was perfect when General Electric Corporation owned the network)
- How many MLB players have ever ended a season with a .400 or better batting average: 7, 14, or 28?
- If Scooby Doo ever drove the Mystery Machine Van to Spfd, MO – he’d most likely make Shaggy, Daphne, Fred & Velma listen to this radio station: JOCK 98.7 FM, US 97 FM, or Power 96.5 FM? (One time morning show host of 98.7 FM “The Heart” was the voice of Scooby & Shaggy for awhile)
- The time a MLB player complete a season with a batting average over .400 was before or after 1945? (“The Splendid Splinter” Ted Williams 1941)
- The the first year you could watch the “FRIENDS” TV series was: was before 1995, 1995, or after 1995? (Ran 10 years from 1994 thru 2004)
- Roger Hornsby hit over .400 in a season 3 times over his career and when he first arrived in St. Louis there were no uniform numbers but when he returned 7 years later his Redbird jersey sported the number: 4, 6, or 8?
- True or False – there once was self-flipping popcorn & pancake mix called “Flipjacks”
- LA Dodgers great Maury Wills holds the MLB record for playing in the most games in a single season playing in: 163, 165, 167 games?
- Bible Question: According to Exodus 14:2 Moses parted the red sea with his Prayer, his Staff, or his Hand? (Moses stretched out his hand over the sea)
- The only play in NFL history to gain 4,000 yards in 3 different ways including Rushing, Receiving, & Kicking Returns is: Terry Metcalf, Herschel Walker, Darren Sproles?
- In 1979 Jimmy Cater had 32 solar panels placed on the White House – 1981 Ronald Reagan had them removed – which president put them back: Bill Clinton, George H. Bush, or Barak Obama? (2013)
- The first running back in the NFL history to have 1,000 yard seasons for 3 different teams is: Willis McGahee, Ricky Waters, Curtis Martin?
- To take a picture on your I-Phone while wearing I-Phone Ear Jacks – you open the Camera App – Point the phone and click: The center of the Ear Jack or either of the Volume Buttons?
- The PGA sends out 18 karat gold medallions to the winners of their tournaments – how many such medallions did Sam Snead collect during his golfing career: 82, 88, or 94? (Sam Snead had 94 total wins – In the late 1980’s the PGA set rules that defined the criteria of what qualified as an official PGA tournament and rescinded 13 of Sneads victories but later 2 years before Sam died they reinstated his 1946 British Open win to give Sam Snead his current 82 tournament win record)
- Before leaving the White House – Bill Clinton’s aids left: $40,000, $80,000, or $120,000 of damage behind for the new George W. Bush team? (Took all W’s off all keyboards – super glued drawers together and much more)