Tv Shows Hard Trivia Quiz # 481

This is during a game of "New Choice" in which they must perform it in a Shakespearean-style at Bakersfield.

A Talamour is a burrower demon, Griff is an example of a Kailiff demon and the Straley family are an example of Ano-Movic demons.

After two hours in the treasure chamber, the Geniuses still hadn't figured it out, and the other two teams joined them. It took eight and a half hours for the Geniuses to crack the five-letter code, which turned out to be F-S-K-E-Y (for Francis Scott Key). Inside the cryptex was a small gadget that when placed onto a spinner in the room would show them the treasure's location. When it landed on a star, they found the one star in the room, hit it, and the treasure chamber opened. During the live season finale, The Geniuses received their prize worth three million dollars.

If you freeze frame it where Otto holds up his license, you'll see this information.

Ben idolized him but found out that he wasn't who he appeared to be.

They also crimp her hair, making her look very lovely indeed.

Known for his raunchy brand of comedy and his comedic cinematic pairings with Gene Wilder, Pryor hosted "Pryor's Place" on CBS during the 1984-85 season. The show, produced by Sid and Marty Kroft, took viewers with Pryor as he remembered valuable lessons learned from childhood.

SAVED is an acronym for Safe Approach Vaporized Evidence Device, and when a security officer finds an unauthorized briefcase on the floor at NYMEX (New York Mercantile Exchange), they evacuate the floor. Mac is called in with the device, and using its devices, he takes a photo of a fingerprint on the case before shooting it in half. Within the briefcase, Mac finds a note with a drop of blood on it saying 'In case something happens to me', and when the fingerprint is matched, they find the case belonged to a commodities trader who worked at NYMEX called Luke Sutton. Sutton entered NYMEX that morning, but it is unknown if he left, because no one is required to use their key card to leave the building.

Hope said Grandpa Shawn had dressed as Santa at the homeless shelter that morning, and she thought he was on the roof. It turned out to be Bo, who had caught returned on a military transport flight in time for the holidays after meeting a very Santa-like acquaintance in the airport! Mickey dressed up as Santa later for the children in the hospital.

The MTM episode, 'Chuckles Bites The Dust' has been perennially picked as one of the funniest episodes ever written. In a nutshell, when WJM-TV's children's show host, Chuckles the Clown (dressed as a peanut) is accidentally killed by a rogue elephant, the death provokes numerous jokes by Murray Slaughter (Gavin McLeod), Lou Grant (Ed Asner) and Ted Baxter (Ted Knight)--who are upbraided for their insensitivity by a shocked Mary. However, once they all attend the funeral, Mary cannot hold back an extreme case of the giggles.