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Tim Allen NEVER said a word about being Jewish. Fake news.
theBigE 3/26/17 2:08 pm
Answers:
| 1. | The Monopoly board game bid "adieu" to classic games pieces thimble, boot and wheelbarrow and 'bonjour' to three new places. These new pieces do not include which of the following? | ||
| T-Rex | |||
| Penguin | |||
| Rubber Ducky | |||
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Llama | ||
| 2. | The world of music said goodbye to a giant a old-school rock-n-roller Chuck Berry died at 90. Berry's timeless hit Johnny B. Goode played a key part in this 1980s movie classic | ||
| The Breakfast Club | |||
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Back to the Future | ||
| Caddyshack | |||
| The Blues Brothers | |||
| 3. | Also leaving us was Chuck Barris, whose dangerous mind created this wacky game show of decades past: | ||
| What's My Line? | |||
| Match Game | |||
| The $25,000 Pyramid | |||
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The Gong Show | ||
| 4. | And speaking of game shows, we all had a good time at the expenses of a Wheel of Fortune contestant, who blundered deciphering the name of this movie, even though a single letter remained hidden: | ||
| Apocalypse Now | |||
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A Streetcar Named Desire | ||
| The African Queen | |||
| Breakfast at Tiffany's | |||
| 5. | Be our guest and tell us which of the following records Disney's new live-action Beauty and the Beast did *not* break during its opening weekend: | ||
| Most expensive musical ever produced | |||
| Biggest PG-rated opener | |||
| Biggest March opener ever | |||
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Biggest Disney opening weekend | ||
| 6. | Network brass kept fans waiting....and waiting...and waiting for a renewal announcement for this ratings juggernaut. Everyone can finally exhale, as this show's two-season, 48-episode extension was finally made official this week: | ||
| Grey's Anatomy | |||
| NCIS | |||
| The Simpsons | |||
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The Big Bang Theory | ||
| 7. | And now, for Bad Analogy Theater, where we see this actor comparing being a conservative star in Hollywood these days to being Jewish in 1930s Germany: | ||
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Tim Allen | ||
| Charlie Sheen | |||
| Scott Baio | |||
| Rob Lowe | |||
| 8. | And now, for Bad Well-Wishing Theater, we read that this former figure skating great tweeted "Break a Leg" to Nancy Kerrigan as Nance starts competing on Dancing with the Stars: | ||
| Tara Lipinski | |||
| Johnny Weir | |||
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Kristi Yamaguchi | ||
| Tonya Harding | |||
| 9. | It's late March, so it's time for some Christmas news! Possibly dozens of people were excited at the prospect that this holiday song will be the inspiration for a new film due out soon: | ||
| Last Christmas | |||
| Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) | |||
| Do They Know It's Christmas? | |||
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All I Want for Christmas | ||
| 10. | While its originating network PBS faces crippling budget cuts, Sesame Street nevertheless soldiered on and introduced a new character who is: | ||
| An undocumented alien | |||
| Arabic | |||
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Autistic | ||
| A soldier, duh | |||
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