Two years ago, we launched this weird little show and you’re all still listening! We’re not the top Trivia Podcast, but we’re still growing. Thanks to everyone that’s tuned in and a special thanks to everyone that’s helped share the show.
If you’re new here, welcome to the show. This is not our usual format. This week, for our two year anniversary, we’re selecting questions from past topics covered in the last year. This episode is also special as it has forty questions instead of our usual thirty. An extra 10 questions as my present to you for your support this last year in making us a great Trivia Podcast.
Starting with this episode, we have new music. This season’s theme music is Skinny Leonard by Jason Shaw. You can find Jason’s music at Audionautix.com. Grab some royalty free music for your podcast, video, or whatever.
We are also adding Episode Transcripts to each show. Newer shows are getting them immediately upon release and I’m slowly adding them to older shows. These will eventually replace the Quizzes. Hopefully you’ll like having them all in one place.
Hopefully, by the time we have our three-year anniversary, Covid-19 will be a distant, distant memory. Good luck and enjoy this week’s show.
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Intro
Blow out the candles and make a wish, because the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast is turning two years old. Hey gang, I’m your host, Brian Rollins and I can’t believe it’s been two years. To everyone that’s been with us for the last year, thanks for your support. This time last year we were just starting to get worried about Covid-19 here in the US. Hopefully when we do this again next year, it’ll all be a bad memory.
I know this last year has been long, but doing this show has helped me. It’s kept me busy and it’s let me interact with new people. I hope it’s helped break up the tedium in your lives.
So, it’s a new season of the show. We’re not changing much, just the theme music. Like last year’s theme, it’s by Jason Shaw at Audionautix. The music is called Skinny Leonard. We’ll be using it all season. If you need royalty free music for your projects, head over to Audionautix.com and let Jason know who sent you.
Everything else stays the same. Still three rounds of ten questions each. A Dorky Round, a Geeky Round, and a Nerdy Round. Though this week, we’re adding in a fourth round. That’s right, this week’s episode has the Freaky round, a bonus ten questions that are extra-hard.
If you want to learn more about the podcast, visit us at DorkyGeekyNerdy.com. I think that covers things, so let’s get this show on the road with…
The Dorky Round
1. There are six sheep for every one person in what country?
2. Clark Gable threatened to boycott the premiere of what movie, when he found out Hattie McDaniel would not be allowed to attend?
3. Moonlight was the winner of the 2016 Best Picture Oscar. What was announced instead?
4. What branch of mathematics' name means, literally, 'to measure the Earth?'
5. What actress was a regular in Mel Brooks movies, including her roles as Nurse Diesel in High Anxiety and Madame Defarge in History of the World: Part I?
6. What 2022 video game movie stars Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg?
7. George Lucas made a donation to the Norwegian Red Cross for their help with what movie?
8. The character of Moriarity is played by who in the TV series, Elementary?
9. Anna Pacquin starred as Sookie Stackhouse in what Vampire TV series?
10. How many Star Trek series are named after starships?
The Geeky Round
1. Annette O'Toole played Martha Kent in Smallville. She first started in the Superman universe in what film?
2. According to Nielson ratings, what was the most streamed movie for Christmas week, 2020?
3. What was the first movie to use the THX certification?
4. During Careers Advice with Profs. McGonagal and Umbridge, what does Harry Potter say he wants his career to be?
5. The word 'theater' comes from the Greek word 'theaomai' which means what?
6. What was the name of the submarine in the movie, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea?
7. What is the only Star Trek series where the cast is listed in alphabetical order in the opening credits?
8. Murder, She Wrote crossed over twice with what other CBS mystery show?
9. What real world town has a sign proclaiming it to be the future birthplace of Captain James T. Kirk?
10. According to the movie, Casino Royale, how many kills does it take to earn your Double-O status?
The Nerdy Round
1. According to The Muppet Movie, where did Kermit and Fozzie first meet?
2. In the original script, who was Woody's love interest in Toy Story?
3. At the end of the book version of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, what does Harry do with the Elder Wand?
4. Elizabeth Blackwell was the first woman in America to earn what?
5. What iconic Buffy the Vampire Slayer costume piece cost $2000 and was then run over by a truck several times to distress it?
6. What 2020 Disney film was shot under the pseudonym, 'Phoenix'?
7. Guy Montag is the main character in what iconic novel?
8. Super Secret Secret Squirrel was aired during what other 90's cartoon show?
9. Instead of Doyle, who was supposed to be Angel's sidekick in the series, Angel?
10. What 1986 movie starred a New Yorker as a Scot and a Scot as an Egyptian?
The Freaky Round
1. What 1997 movie is made up of two short stories, one by Stephen King and the other by Clive Barker?
2. Florence Seibert created the system for testing for what disease?
3. In US Currency, what was the face value of a Double Eagle coin?
4. Kirk and Spock are transformed into water breathers in what Animated Series episode?
5. In 1975, the New York Times ran a full-page obituary for what fictional character?
6. Stanislaw Lem complained about what 1972 adaptation of his novel, saying he did not write about people's 'erotic problems in space.'
7. Though he didn't like war movies, Richard Burton agreed to star in what 1968 film?
8. What US President is in the Wrestling Hall of Fame?
9. What does Ginny Weasley say that Harry has tattooed on his chest?
10. The US adopted the dollar as its currency in what year?
Outro
And that’s it for this week. I hope you enjoy Season Three as much, if not more than, the last two seasons. I’m really proud of the show and I’m looking for ways to grow our listenership. If you can, please share the show with your friends or leave us a review. Anything helps.
I’m contemplating adding a Patreon page that will provide bonus content to patrons of the show. Let me know if you’re interested in bonus content and what you’d like. More episodes? Cool swag? Let me know at dorkygeekynerdy.com.
We’ll be back again next week with another show. Here’s your clue:
“Allan Kroeker, Jonathon Frakes, and Michael Rymer are all mostly known for directing what genre of TV show?”
See you back here next Wednesday.
This has been episode 109 of the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast. I’m your host, Brian Rollins. Thanks for listening for the past two years.
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