Stump Heckler Game

[PanterA]

I didnt talk to Heckler about this game yet but I think it would be fun and i'm sure he would love to play along.

Here are the rules,

Ask Heckler an Entertainment / Old school trivia question.

NOBODY CAN REPLY UNTIL HECKLER ANSWERS THE QUESTION OR ADMITS NOT KNOWING THE ANSWER.

YOU CAN REPLY IF YOU KNOW THE ANSWER TO THE QUESTION POSTED. THEN YOU POST A QUESTION OF YOUR OWN.

You dont get anything more then respect if you "Stump Heckler" but it's going to be tough.

I'll Start:

The first feature length cartoon with sound and color was?

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[The Blowhard]

My guess is Disney's "Snow White", and yes, I will play this game fairly. No search engines, no sexual favors for Joe Franklin, nuthin!
And remember, I'm no expert..I just remember stuff, that's all. If you want a true expert please contact Phineas J. Whoopie.
Thank you. :)

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[PanterA]

Alright hot shot:

What TV family lived at:

485 Maple

hint:

They had two boys. They lived in Mayfield

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[The Blowhard]

The Cleavers of "Leave It To Beaver".
And BTW, Beaver's pals were Whitey and Larry.
His teacher was the really hot looking Miss Landers.

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I've fallen, and I can't get it up!

[Jackie Sloan]

Finish this line from The Doors..."I Love the friends I've gathered together on this"...don't cheat dude!



Look over there...dry ice factory...GOOD PLACE TO GET SOME THINKIN' DONE!

[The Blowhard]

"Thin raft". Sorry, I am a Doors freak, and LA Woman is one of my all time faves.
I'll always love the "stoned immaculate" line.


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[Jackie Sloan]

Good job dude...amazing memory



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[Jackie Sloan]

Good job dude...amazing memory
OUT HERE ON THE PERIMETER THERE ARE NO STARS...OUT HERE WE IS



Look over there...dry ice factory...GOOD PLACE TO GET SOME THINKIN' DONE!

[Jackie Sloan]

How about this one...how did Led Zeppelin get their name?



Look over there...dry ice factory...GOOD PLACE TO GET SOME THINKIN' DONE!

[A.J.]

Who was the original guitarist of the Yardbirds?

[Tall_James]

Enough of this easy stuff. Heckler my friend...

What was the name of the dog on the popular 1960's sitcom "Please Don't Eat The Daisies"? And for bonus points, the names of the twin sons on that show (the character names).

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[Tall_James]

PS. Here's a hint... http://www.sitcomsonline.com/sounds/Plezdzy1.wav <P>

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[jafter]

AJ and Jackie I know yours.
Tall James god I have not seen that show in years. I just remember the stone staircase with the suit of armor.

Ok Heckler -- Happy Days was a spin off of what show? And who was in the original show and on the Happy Days series.

We want Ron and Fez live in DC.

This message was edited by jafter on 3-28-02 @ 10:17 PM

[A.J.]

Jafter, I know YOURS!

What's the answer to mine? (In keeping with the rules, e-mail me off the board)

[The Blowhard]

Okay, here goes:
Led Zep name: I think it was coined by Keith Moon(or was it Entwistle?)
Yardbirds First Guitarist: Clapton gets the credit, but I think there was another guy..his name escapes me, he was never famous.
Please Don't Eat The Daisies: James, we talked about this a while back. The dog was Ladydog and the twins were Tracy and Trevor, I think.
Happy Days: A spin off from a segment of Love American Style. I can still see the fireworks and hear the theme song..Friday nights on ABC! :)

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"Everything is funny as long as it is happening to somebody else."

[FUNKMAN]

Heckler,

What was the name of the "Nanny/Maid" in "The Courtship Of Eddie's Father?

What was the name of "Jeanies" evil sister?

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[gameguy]

who had big roles in both "Rock and Roll High School" and "Stripes"

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[The Blowhard]

The maid was "Mrs Livingston", who was famous for saying "Mr. Eddie's Father" LOL
Jeannies sister was Barbara Eden in a dark wig..much like the evil cousin Serena on Bewitched. The name escapes me. I will remember it eventually.

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[The Blowhard]

Gameguy, that was the very hot P.J. Soles, who stole my heart as Riff Randall in Rock and Roll High School and the MP in Stripes.

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[gameguy]

what did K.I.T.T. stand for(knight rider)?

what was the name of the sister(nun) from the cheech and chong skit?

who was the "bad kid" from "the karate kid", "just one of the guys" and "back to school"?


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It's the last time you will"

[Tall_James]

Heckler, color me impressed! However, you got the dog's name slightly wrong. It was "Ladadog", not "Ladydog".

However, our judges are giving it to you!
Congratulations!

Now my next question - 2 parts - Who was Gerald Ford's Vice President and who did he run for reelection with? Not the same person.

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[jafter]

Great job Heckler.

I believe the short was called "And these happy days" Ron Howard, Marion Ross and possibly Anson Williams were in the sketch.

The 3 yardbird guitarists (of any status)Clapton 1st, Beck 2nd, Page 3rd.

Ok Heckler I do not know the answer but I know you will. When we were kids there used to be this pizza pocket things that we would put in the toaster. Late 60's early 70's. What were they called?

I am saying we because I think we are about the same age 36.

Thanks Heckler.

We want Ron and Fez live in DC.

[The Blowhard]

Gameguy: KITT was Knight Industries 2000.
The Cheech and Chong thing was Sister Mary Elephant, I had the record!
The blonde prick in those films..I have no clue.
James: Gerald Ford's Veep was Nelsn Rockefeller, his running mate was Bob Dole.
Screw him and those WIN buttons.
Jafter: Toaster Pizza by Buitoni? They made so much crap in those days, but we still loved it. :)

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[jamesdiggy]

O.K. Heckler I'll give it a whirl. Humphrey Bogart made his career with the Maltese Falcon and Casablanca. What actor was offered both roles before Bogart, but turned them down?

Cake or Death? Uh, I'll have the cake please.

[The Blowhard]

My guess is Ronald Reagan. I was once a Young Republican. :)

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[Jackie Sloan]

Who did Babe Ruth replace in right field for da bombez?



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[JerseyRich]

The Dates of the First and Last games played at Ebbets Field?

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[Ralphy Ramone]

Riddle me this Heckler!: <P>
How many steps in the Munster's staircase? <P>
What was the Green Hornet's license plate on his modified Lincoln Continental w/ suicide doors? <P>
What was the street address of Patty Duke's Brooklyn Hts. home? <P>
How many teeth did Papino on the Real Mc Coys have? <P>
What were the menstration cycles of ALL three Petty Coat Junction sisters? <P>
....and finally; what was My favorite snack to eat before bedtime on Saturday nights while I was watching Gilligan's Island, Get Smart,and Perry Mason reruns?????? <P>

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[EQ]

Greetings, Heckler!

Do you know any or ALL of the lyrics to "Louie, Louie", by The Kingsmen...?

P.S. Mumbling doesn't count!

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[WintersEmbers]

i dont mean to be a dick but the yardbirds had three major guitarists in there band that really revolutionized the field. Yes Clapton was one of them but there was also Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck. and as far as Zeppleins name goes, my theory teacher told us that the name was given because the band had "as good a chance of flying as a lead zepplein" least thats the story i got.

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[The Blowhard]

dont mean to be a dick but the yardbirds had three major guitarists in there band that really revolutionized the field. Yes Clapton was one of them but there was also Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck. and as far as Zeppleins name goes, my theory teacher told us that the name was given because the band had "as good a chance of flying as a lead zepplein" least thats the story i got.



Embers, read the questions.
You are stating the obvious with the Yardbirds..I was asked who was the FIRST guitarist. As for the Led Zep thing, I was aked who coined the name. Whew! Some people! :)
I'm still thinking about the others, but Ralphy, you ate Spam last night. With pork rinds and a Fresca.

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[WintersEmbers]

DOH! sorries. i felt smart for a second there. dammit. sorry again.

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[The Blowhard]

DOH! sorries. i felt smart for a second there. dammit. sorry again.


Hey, this is a messageboard, stupidity and "brain farting" are celebrated here! I lead the league! :)

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[WintersEmbers]

okay. :) thank you for understanding.

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[Ninja Lesbian]

Name the three words in the English language that end with "gry"

"...and then he said 'rectum! it almost damn near killing the poor sob'"

[chefpitt]

Who was the Guest star in the old ass Movie
"Good Neighbor Sam"

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[Ralphy Ramone]

WRONG!!! Heckler;it was a DIET Fresca. <P>
Ha-Ha! <P>

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[The Blowhard]

Name the three words in the English language that end with "gry"


This seems to be a trick question. I will not answer trick questions. Besides, this is "Old School", not "English 101" :)
Quinny: The lyrics to "Louie Louie"? VERY naughty young lady, perhaps I can whisper them to you in person, along with "Hang On Sloopy". :)
Oh yeah, whoever asked me the Babe Ruth question, are you confusing it with Wally Pipp being replaced by Lou Gherig? Just curious.

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[The Blowhard]

The Dates of the First and Last games played at Ebbets Field?



Rich, all I know is that the Dodgers played their last game in Brooklyn in 1957. I think Ebbets field opened around 1910 or 11.


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[JerseyRich]

posted on 03-31-2002
4:02 AM


Now I know how you know all this stuff....You stay up all night soaking it up.

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[A.J.]

Sorry I'm late getting back on this topic--I was out of town for the weekend.

The answer to the "original Yardbirds guitarist" was Anthony "Top" Topham. Clapton replaced him.

Chris Dreja was the rhythm guitarist but switched to bass for the Beck/Page then Page eras. Original bassist Paul Samwell-Smith quit just before Page joined in 1966.

[Tall_James]

Hey Heck - what was mine and my buddies drink of choice when we hung out after work in the Waldbaums parking lot in 1979?

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[jamesdiggy]

I'm late in responding, but it's been a busy weekend. Plus I think I may have F**ked up my Question? It may have been High Sierra and Casablanca, not the Maltese Falcon. Either way it wasn't Reagan, great guess though. It was George Raft, whose career went nowhere after turning down those roles untill the late Billy Wilder ressurected him As the Spats wearing gangster in Some Like It Hot.

Cake or Death? Uh, I'll have the cake please.

[The Blowhard]

Diggy: I know that Reagan was offered the lead in Casablanca..he turned it down.
Tall James: Hmm..1979? I would say Southern Comfort, and the chicks always loved that Boones Farm.
Jersey Rich: Yes, I'm up late at times. No rest for the wicked. :)

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[EQ]

Okay, Heck...According to these rules now I get to tell you about the most famous, overplayed party song EVER...

:)
The Kingsmen recorded "Louie, Louie," in 1963. They chose this ditty to get more jobs on a cruise ship.
It is a song about a Jamaican sailor pining for his woman... ( Jersey Rich? Watching over the Reef?)

***The cruise bookers thought the song was garbage, difficult to understand, and refused to let them sing it. However, within five months, "Louie, Louie," hit No. 2 on the music charts.

***Part of the song's enduring appeal is sheer mystery. The lead singer (Jack Ely ) swears he remembered the lyrics, but had to scream them into a lousy microphone suspended 12 feet above his head in a small, shitty studio.
Ely claims it was impossible to sing with perfect diction with your head straight back. (insert joke here..)

***Nonetheless, the garbled recording created a belief that the lyrics were obscene when played at a slow speed. In 1964, a few FBI agents even visited the singer's home.

Conspiracy Theorists, GET YOUR TOGAS ON!! ( Paging Oliver Stone...)

CHORUS: Louie, Louie, Oh-oh-I say me gotta go.
Louie, Louie, me gotta go now.
FIRST VERSE: Fine little girl she waits for me.
Me catch the ship across the sea.
I never think I'll make it home.

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[Tall_James]

Sorry Heckler, they were 8 oz. Budweiser "Nip" bottles which upon draining, we would throw on the train tracks.

But how would you know that? Nice guess with the Southern Comfort though. I had one experience with that stuff on a New Year's Eve long past. I was binging on Southern Comfort and Cheese Doodles. When it all came up it looked like day-glo orange radioactive waste.

Sorry, I digress.

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[Tall_James]

Stupid double posts. Hey Great and Powerful Oz - I mean Heckler, how'd that happen?

This message was edited by Tall_James on 4-2-02 @ 8:17 AM

[The Blowhard]

How about this one...how did Led Zeppelin get their name?


This has been challenged. Many credit John Entwistle with the name. I'm not sure.

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[ag]

Ok Heckler this is what I want to know, I dont know the answer and I was hoping you would.
Why was half of the movie wizard of Oz filmed in B&M in the first half, then the second half in color. Was it done on purpose? Becuase it would make sence, Or did it so happen that while filming color film was invented and they decided that when dorothy landed In OZ they would colorize it to greater the effect of a new and excting place?

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[The Blowhard]

AG, from what I understand the film was shot in black and white and technicolor to contrast the dreary "normal" life and the fantasy dream world of Oz.
I also know that Buddy Ebsen was originally cast as the Tinman, but had to back out after a skin allergy to silver paint.

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[Jackie Sloan]

No really man, who did Ruth replace in right field?


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The burnin' keeps me alive

[ag]

Heckler, Is it true that when TV was first invented, it was used by the military first for spying?

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[The Blowhard]

http://www.tvhistory.tv/ <P>
AG, I have no clue, but it would not shock me. Check the link. <P>

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[PanterA]

What was the first TV show to broadcast in color?

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[Jackie Sloan]

This left handed hitting hall of Famer ended his career with 1815 hits on the road, 1815 hits at home. Who is he? btw Anytime I see old footage of him(hint?) can't help but think how much greater he would have been as a Yankee

yea I know another baseball question!


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[DaniGirl]

What is the first movie Chloe Sevigny starred in?

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[ag]

What was the first TV show to broadcast in color? PanterA, Im not 100% sure what exact program it was but I DO know that it was on NBC, It might have been Bonanza, but that might have been the "first western" in Color

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[Tall_James]

Here's a question Heckler...how many fantasy baseball trades can be proposed in a one week period?

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[The Blowhard]

The first TV show to be broadcast in color was "The Ed Sullivan Show", locally on channel 2 in NYC, I think it was 1951. "Bonanza" was the first color western, around 1959-60, on NBC.
As for the "Chloe" question, I have no idea. This thread should have stayed in "Old School". I'm old, remember? :)

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[The Blowhard]

Here's a question Heckler...how many fantasy baseball trades can be proposed in a one week period?


James, it's not easy having the patience of a 6 year old on Christmas morning, okay? And please keep the "inside jokes" on the inside. Thank you.
Jackie, as for the baseball question, I need to think about it.

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[JustJon]

who was the "bad kid" from "the karate kid", "just one of the guys" and "back to school"?
Billy Zabka

Heckler, what was listed as the most violent cartoon on Saturday morning in 1990?

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[The Blowhard]

This left handed hitting hall of Famer ended his career with 1815 hits on the road, 1815 hits at home. Who is he? btw Anytime I see old footage of him(hint?) can't help but think how much greater he would have been as a Yankee

I refuse to check using a search engine. My guess? Stan Musial. If not, you stumped me.

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[ag]

Heckler for the longest time Ive wondered What Movie was the song "Sweet Caroline" from? The one where there all gathered around singing it and where everybody got the "BUM BUM BUM" thingy from

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[The Blowhard]

Heckler for the longest time Ive wondered What Movie was the song "Sweet Caroline" from? The one where there all gathered around singing it and where everybody got the "BUM BUM BUM" thingy from



AG, that song has made a comeback in some recent movie that I refuse to recognize. Back in the day if you played "Sweet Caroline" or any other Neil Diamond song you got a beating. That's the trend now in film, ever since the "Top Gun" pilots sang "You Lost That Lovin' Feeling", or maybe the bar scene in "The Deer Hunter", where they sang Frankie Valli's "Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You". UGH. Sorry, had to vent. :)

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[Jackie Sloan]

You da man Heck, you are correct sir, wuhuhuhu! how do you remember all this stuff, I don't remember yesterday


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burns like a furnace
The burnin' keeps me alive

[bigmillboski]

You're going down: <P>
1) Damu {blank} starred in this 1970's spoof of a popular mafia film. Give Damu's full name, the name of the movie he was in and the name of the movie that was being spoofed. <P>
2) Which QVC host starred in a Sam Raimi film? Name the host and the movie. <P>
3) What was the name of the movie that featured a mute African-American as the main character? <P>

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[gameguy]

Heckler for the longest time Ive wondered What Movie was the song "Sweet Caroline" from?


Beautiful Girls...maybe

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[The Blowhard]

Damu King starred in "The Black Godfather". How do I remember this? A friend collects "Blaxploitation" movies and I remember seeing it. I think King did a few other low budget black films.
The Black Deaf Mute Lead? Hmm..was it that awful Paul Hogan western with Cuba Gooding Jr?
The QVC guy in a Sam Raimi movie? No clue. Could it be that blonde guy in "Evil Dead II?
BTW, I never claimed to be an expert of trivia. I just remember stuff, that's all.
Thank you, please drive up to the window.

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[bigmillboski]

I own Black Godfather on DVD, what a bad movie. The movie about the mute guy was "The Brother From Another Planet," I bought it from Sam Goody. That movie is pretty bad, too. For some reason, I'm a sucker for bad movies.

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[The Blowhard]

The movie about the mute guy was "The Brother From Another Planet,"


I actually paid to see that in the movies. What a mess!

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[bigmillboski]

I actually paid to see that in the movies. What a mess! <P>
I didn't actually think it was released in theaters. You wanna hear something funny? I saw a VHS copy of the movie on eBay and the rental sticker on it read,

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Jesus Quintana, the real son of God.

"You said it man, nobody f's with the Jesus."

PornoSonic, music of the Gods.

[Tall_James]

My friend, some topical trivia. What was the name of Baretta's (Robert Blake) pet bird and what was its breed?

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[The Blowhard]

Fred, a Cockatoo!

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[Tall_James]

I am humbled by your wisdom.

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[Trojan_rabbit]

ok Heckler

Name the first TV show that showed a man and a woman in the same bed?

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[The Blowhard]

As for the first couple in bed, it has been said that the correct answer is "The Brady Bunch" or "The Flintstones", which is incorrect. There was a program on the old Dumont Network about a married couple that actually had the couple share a bed. The name escapes me, but I recently read about this question. Was it "Mary and John"? Something like that.

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[Trojan_rabbit]

I'm sorry The first TV couple to share a Bed was Lilly and Herman Munster.... <P>
Follow up question What Town Did the Munster's Live in??? not the street address <P>

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