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F.O.G.H.A.T. 2004: Fifth Time I Was a Fool
Packet 10
Based on a theme by Jeremy White and Ben Lea
Toss-ups by Jeremy White and Ben Lea (3, 10, 14, 18)
Bonus by Jeremy White and Ben Lea (2, 8, 15)
1. The first episode of this television program was taped on September 22, 1986 at WHYY in Philadelphia and the first toss-up had contestants throwing ping pong balls into hats. The “Family" version on Fox in 1990 added a growing jackpot to the seventh of the final segment's eight obstacles, which might be "The One-Ton Human Hamster Wheel " or the "Gak Splat." For ten points, name this Marc Summers hosted Nickelodeon game show featuring the messiest minute on television.
Answer: Double Dare
2. A bug in its original arcade version caused it to clear all villains on a level if the player managed to simultaneously blow up and crush a villain with a rock. The trick worked on both Pookars, the ones that looked like tomatoes, and Fygars, the fire-breathing dragons. For ten points, name this arcade classic with a title character who was a blue and white robot equipped with an air pump and a shovel.
Answer: Dig Dug
3. On the last day of the 1930 season, this rookie right-hander from Arkansas made his big league debut with a three-hitter against the Pirates. For the next five seasons, he averaged 24 wins and won four strikeout crowns, but he was never the same after breaking a toe in the 1937 All-Star Game. For ten points, name this Hall-of-Famer best known as leader of the 1934 “Gashouse Gang” Cardinals.
Answer: Jay Hanna “Dizzy” Dean
4. Name's the same. The first ends with "Tel Aviv" and the second ends with “Sin of the City.” The first had nine tracks on LP, but ten on CD with the addition of "Is There Something I Should Know." The second is called the "wedding album" because of its cover, while the first's cover has a picture of Nick Rhodes and the rest of the band. For ten points, name these two eponymous albums, the first a 1981 debut with "Girls on Film" and the second a 1993 comeback containing "Ordinary World."
Answer: Duran Duran
5. INXS's "Never Tear Us Apart" replaced Echo and the Bunnymen's "Killing Moon" as the song playing over the opening scene. In two new scenes, teacher Karen Pomeroy, played by Drew Barrymore, discusses Watership Down with the title character's class. While the title character watches an infomercial starring Jim Cunningham, played by Patrick Swayze, is now enhanced with an audible voice-over instruction from Frank, who is a giant rabbit. For ten points, the aforementioned changes were made for the 2004 director's cut of this 2001 film starring Jake Gyllenhall.
Answer: Donnie Darko Director’s Cut
6. The title event is necessary after Captain Doyle, the new Green Beret liaison to an important village, gives children a Nestle Crunch bar that alerts Viet Cong to American presence. After the Viet Cong retaliate by killing a sacred animal, Doyle and predecessor, Captain Cahill, try to provide a replacement with the help of soldiers played by Corin Nemec, Doug E. Doug and Dennis Leary. For ten points, name this comedy about airlifting an elephant.
Answer: Operation Dumbo Drop
7. He earned a masters degree in music from UCLA, but no university has granted him the title he has used since 1970. He spent much of the 1960s assembling compilations for Specialty Records and working as a roadie for Canned Heat. More recently, he used his blues expertise to write Rhino's Cruise Through the Blues under his real name, Barrett Hansen, and he received his first Grammy nomination for writing the liner notes to The Remains of Tom Lehrer. For ten points, name this radio host whose syndicated show plays "mad music and crazy comedy."
Answer: Doctor Demento or Barrett Hansen before that is read
8. In this character’s first screen appearance, she punches a grabby bar patron named Moss played by Dennis Haskins. In the premier episode, she already had her job at the Boar’s Nest, but was not yet using her CB handle “Little Bo Beep” or driving her white CJ-7 Jeep. For ten points, name this cousin of Bo and Luke played by Catherine Bach on the Dukes of Hazzard.
Answer: Daisy Duke
9. A Tribe Called Quest take a 1974 one for a drive in "I Left My Wallet in El Segundo" and on the second and third seasons of Mannix, the title character drove one. It debuted in 1960 in three styles: the Pioneer, the Seneca and the Phoenix. Its best-known version, built on the Chrysler A chassis, was introduced in 1963 and 3.7 million were sold until it was discontinued in 1976. For ten points, name this popular muscle car era compact car from Dodge.
Answer: Dodge Dart
10. He became Randy Moss’s first and only professional basketball coach while helming the Pennsylvania Valley Dawgs of the USBL. In 2004, he joined ESPN2’s Cold Pizza as a “Sports and Life” contributor and his bio on their website mentions he averaged 12 points and 6 rebounds a game in the NBA and that he once claimed to be dating Juicy Lucy, who was still back on Lovetron. For ten points, name this backboard-breaking showman whose autobiography is entitled Chocolate Thunder.
Answer: Darryl Dawkins
11. This series begins as four Harvard classmates have set-up Northeast Medical Partners. Its lead character was shown in his practice some, but often he tried other gigs like writing a novel or appearing on Wake Up, Providence, from which he was fired for criticizing a weight loss consultant played by Dennis Haskins. Maurreen Mueller, Beau Gravitte and Julius Carry played the three other partners in, for ten points, what 1989 medical sitcom starring Matt Frewer?
Answer: Doctor Doctor
12. Her film debut was with Judy Garland in a single reeler called Every Sunday and her last film appearance before retiring was in the Garland vehicle Summer Stock. In 1938, she won a special Oscar for "bringing to the screen the spirit and personification of youth." The next year, she made entertainment headlines with her first on-screen kiss, which was with Robert Stack in First Love. For ten points, name this Canadian actress with an operatic voice who is best known for her teenaged roles in Universal musicals like One Hundred Men and a Girl and Three Smart Girls.
Answer: Deanna Durbin
13. This video begins in the office of Useless Records where Sleazy-E is hired as a talent scout. Sleazy finds two ghetto youths and is about to sign the duo to a contract when the title character announces Useless is surrounded and tells Sleazy to drop the candy and let the little boy go. A party breaks out in a warehouse as the artists’ protégé lays down the hook, “Bow wow wow yippy yo yippy yay.” For ten points, name this video for a song on The Chronic that featured Snoop Doggy Dogg and was credited to Dr. Dre.
Answer: Fuck wit Dre Day (and Everybody’s Celebratin’)
14. A second round pick in the 1971 draft by the St. Louis football Cardinals out of Michigan, he stayed with the Cardinals his whole career. A five-time All-Pro, and 6-time Pro Bowler, he was chosen as the best overall blocker by the NFLPA 3 years running. For ten points, name this Hall-of-Fame offensive lineman now paired with Dick Enberg on CBS’ NFL telecasts.
Answer: Dan Dierdorf
15. A blind-sided hit at the Calgary Winter Olympics cost him most of his peripheral vision, thus ending his dreams of playing in the NHL. So while working at his brother’s bar, he skated every day, waiting for a tryout, until Anton Pamchenko, played by Roy Dotrice came to visit, and convinced him to try pairs figure skating instead. Pamchenko paired him with fellow Calgary Olympics veteran Kate Moseley, played by Moira Kelly, which leads to a berth in the Albertville Olympics. For ten points, name this athlete, played by DB Sweeney, in The Cutting Edge.
Answer: Doug Dorsey
16. Conflict with a high school head or learning one's wife is double-dealing with one's best friend are suggested reasons to use this song’s title services. The narrator lists possible solutions like neckties, cyanide and cement shoes. For ten points, name this AC/DC song about a revenge for hire service.
Answer: Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
17. He plays bass in Salty the Pocketknife and has released a four-hour chess instructional video. He has a black belt in karate and has used his fighting skills as a tag team partner of ECW wrestler Blue Meanie and to handily defeat Ron Palillo on Fox's Celebrity Boxing 2. For ten points, name this renaissance man best known for starring opposite Dennis Haskins as Screech in Saved By the Bell.
Answer: Dustin Diamond
18. He runs a Massachusetts sports camp for 8- to 18-year-olds who want to learn sports and life skills from professional coaches. That’s fitting, since his last job in pro sports was in Massachusetts. He worked for 20 years in baseball front offices, serving as general manager for the Montreal Expos starting in 1991, where he hired Felipe Alou. Then, he moved to Boston, and decided Roger Clemens was done… eight years ago. For ten points, name this disgraced Boston Red Sox executive.
Answer: Dan Duquette
19. His parents, Werner and Cynthia, were Gypsies living in the Balkan nation Latveria whose experiments in magic fueled his later interest in the occult. He earned a science scholarship to State University where he would go on to earn his professional title. He was nearly destroyed by his battle with the Beyonder, but more commonly clashes with a group led by his collegiate rival Reed Richards. For ten points, name this frequent foe of the Fantastic Four.
Answer: Doctor Victor Von Doom
20. Her father Michael was arrested for assaulting Matt Sullivan on May 29th and arrested again on June 30th for skipping out on a $3,800 bill at a Long Island hotel. July 2nd was her eighteenth birthday, after which she became much less secretive about her relationship with Wilmer Valderama. Also this summer, she hosted the MTV Movie Awards and won the Breakthrough Performance award for Freaky Friday. For ten points, name this current it girl who starred in Mean Girls.
Answer: Lindsay Lohan
21. The success of products under this brand name raised the revenue of Royal Appliance from five million in 1980 to four hundred million in 2000. Its products include the Vision canister model, Platinum Force upright, the Jaguar Shampooer, the Vac 'n Mop and the signature hand-held model. For ten points, name this brand of vacuum cleaners with a red logo that sports a pointy tail.
Answer: Dirt Devil
Bonus
1. Answer these questions about the song "The Touch" for ten points each.
a. “The Touch” was the theme song for this film that also featured a score by Vince DiCola made up of compositions like "Escape" and "The Death of Optimus Prime."
Answer: Transformers: The Movie
b. “The Touch” was written by what artist who performed it with his band Barrage.
Answer: Stan Bush
c. This adult film actor born Eddie Adams tried to launch a singing career with his recording of "The Touch."
Answer: Dirk Diggler
2. The 2001 NBA draft was chock full of high schoolers, none of which lived up to their promise. For ten points each, given the draft position, team, and high school, name the player chosen.
a. #4 overall, Chicago, Thornwood HS, S. Holland, IL
Answer: Eddy Curry
b. #8 overall, Cleveland, Oak Hill HS, Mouth of Wilson, VA
Answer: DeSagana Diop
c. #1 overall, Washington, Glynn Academy, Brunswick, GA
Answer: Kwame Brown
3. Answer these questions about the television character known as “The Face” for ten points each.
a. “The Face” was a mysterious brunette often glimpsed but never identified by what the title character of what 1980s CBS drama?
Answer: Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer
b. Hammer did not learn until 1987 that “The Face” was a novelist studying his adventures. Hammer would have learned in 1985, but this actor who played Hammer was busted in England for cocaine possession before it could be filmed.
Answer: Stacy Keach
c. What actress played The Face?
Answer: Donna Denton
4. Name these repetitive bands of the 1980s for ten points each.
a. This hair metal band bowed in 1989 with a self-titled album that included songs like “Bang Bang” and “Naughty Naughty.”
Answer: Danger Danger
b. This band was in essence a solo project for Matt Johnson as the rest of the lineup changed with every one of its albums, like Soul Mining and Infected.
Answer: The The
c. This new wave band’s singles include “Mirror Man,” “It’s My Life” and their eponymous hit.
Answer: Talk Talk
5. Answer these questions about the inevitable merger of doughnuts and ice cream for ten points each.
a. Which team on this season of The Apprentice won an episode by creating an ice cream flavor called Vanilla Donut Dream that included actual donut pieces?
Answer: Mosaic
b. Vanilla Donut Dream was actually produced and sold by this maker of high-end gelato and sorbets.
Answer: Ciao Bella Gelato
c. Vanilla Donut Dream seems a natural for franchiser Allied Domecq, which now owns—and frequently places under one roof—both Baskin Robbins and this doughnut chain whose products were used in Vanilla Donut Dream.
Answer: Dunkin Donuts
6. This season, three different LSU running backs are playing in the NFL. One is a current starter for the Texans, one started some last year for New England, and the third is Fred Taylor insurance in Jacksonville. Name them for ten points each.
Answer: Domanick Davis, Kevin Faulk, LaBrandon Toefield
7. For ten points each, Name these Michael Jackson songs given some lyrics Jackson uses to describe the title character.
a. She was more like a beauty queen from a movie scene.
Answer: Billie Jean
b. She likes the boys in the band. She knows when they come to town. Every musician’s fan after the curtain comes down
Answer: Dirty Diana
c. Most people would turn you away. I don't listen to a word they say. They don't see you as I do.
Answer: Ben
8. A friend of mine named Steve Goodman wrote this round, and he told me it was the perfect trash round. I wrote him back a letter and told him it was not the perfect trash round, because he hadn't said anything at all about porn or wrestling. Well, he sat down and wrote another bonus for the round, and he sent it to me, and after reading it, I realized that my friend had written the perfect trash round, and I felt obliged to include it in this tournament. That bonus goes like this: For ten points each, answer these questions about "wrestlers" appearing in Playboy.
a. The most recent "superstar" to appear, she was the Playboy cover girl in May, 2003. She mentioned her husband in the article, but she didn't name him as Billy Kidman.
Answer: Torrie Wilson
b. Ahead of the current trend was Kimberly Falkenborg, a WCW "Nitro Girl" and real-life wife of what long-time WCW wrestler?
Answer: DDP or Diamond Dallas Page
c. Sadly, this 2004 Playmate of the Year and putative Jeff Garcia arm candy has been "competing" this summer in something called the WWE Diva Search. She lost in the finals, but that may have been due to her amazing lack of acting talent.
Answer: Carmella DeCesare
9. Name these fictional hair care product brands given a description for ten points each.
a. Ulysses Everett McGill only uses this brand of pomade in O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Answer: Dapper Dan
b. In Coming to America, Eriq LaSalle’s character Darrell is heir to the fortune his family amassed selling this Jheri Curl competitor.
Answer: Soul Glow
c. In an SNL parody commercial, Kelly Ripa revealed she keeps up with her schedule by using this brand of moisturizing intensive hair color with natural highlights and just a little bit of crack cocaine.
Answer: Tressant Supreme
10. Answer these questions about an actress for ten points each.
a. Name the actress who played Sonny Lumet, the target of Kip’s desire on Bosom Buddies.
Answer: Donna Dixon
b. Dixon was in the enormous cast of this short-lived prime time soap from the creator of Dallas that portrayed sex and politics behind the scenes at an upscale New York department store.
Answer: Berrenger’s
c. Dixon met her husband, Dan Aykroyd, during the filming of this movie. Aykroyd played a college professor posing as a pimp and Dixon played one of his hos.
Answer: Doctor Detroit
11. For ten points each, answer these questions about pitchers who led the National League in key stats in 1990.
a. This pitcher racked up 22 wins for the Pittsburgh Pirates on his way to a Cy Young Award.
Answer: Doug Drabek
b. This pitcher led qualified starters in both walks and hits per innings pitched and ERA, but only won 14 games with the hapless Houston Astros and could not even crack the Top 5 in Cy Young voting.
Answer: Danny Darwin
c. This team pulled off the amazing feat of having four pitchers in the top five in strikeouts, namely David Cone, Dwight “Doc” Gooden, Frank Viola and Sid Fernandez.
Answer: New York Mets prompt on New York
12. Name these albums named for holidays for ten points each.
a. Patti Smith followed up Horses with this album containing “Because the Night.”
Answer: Easter
b. This final Creedence Clearwater Revival studio album is pretty atrocious save for “Sweet Hitch-Hiker” and “Someday Never Comes.”
Answer: Mardi Gras
c. The Drive By Truckers followed up Southern Rock Opera with this more personal work containing “Hell No I Ain’t Happy”, “Outfit” and the title track named for an old term for Memorial Day.
Answer: Decoration Day
13. Given the year of release and the name of a film, name the actress who played Calamity Jane in it for ten points each.
a. 1941’s Badlands of Dakota
Answer: Frances Farmer
b. 1953’s Calamity Jane
Answer: Doris Day
c. 1995’s Wild Bill
Answer: Ellen Barkin
14. For ten points each, name the author given a character they created for a series of mystery novels.
a. Lord Peter Wimsey
Answer: Dorothy L. Sayers
b. Kinsey Millhone
Answer: Sue Grafton
c. Fremont Jones
Answer: Diane Day
15. Pedro Martinez has been traded twice in his career. In 1993, the Dodgers sent him to Montreal for a young second baseman who played 3 bad seasons there before moving on to utility roles elsewhere. Then, in 1997, the Expos sent him to Boston for two starting pitchers; one is still with the Expos and has had arm troubles the last two seasons, the other is now an ace for the Marlins and Alyssa Milano arm candy. For ten points each, name those three players.
Answer: Delino DeShields, Tony Armas Jr., Carl Pavano
16. Name these actors associated with The Pope of Greenwich Village for ten points each.
a. The two lead characters in The Pope of Greenwich Village were small-time crooks Charlie played by Mickey Rourke and Paulie, played by what actor who was later eaten during a visit to South Park?
Answer: Eric Roberts
b. This actress scored a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination for The Pope of Greenwich Village and a year later she won the Best Actress Oscar for A Trip to Bountiful.
Answer: Geraldine Page
c. In Johnny Dangerously, what actor showed up in Papal regalia claiming to be the Pope of Greenwich Village?
Answer: Dom DeLuise
17. For ten points, answer these questions about TV movies that have character names in common with the family of a Hollywood actress and a rock musician.
a. Brenda Vaccaro played a police detective named Kate Hudson in this 1979 TV movie and its subsequent CBS cop drama series.
Answer: Dear Detective
b. Peter Scolari played a character named Chris Robinson in Fatal Confessions, the 1987 TV movie that was successful enough to lead to a series featuring the mysteries of this Tom Bosley character?
Answer: Father Dowling
c. Chris Robinson and Kate Hudson’s infant son Ryder was probably not named after Jeremy Irons’ character Charles Ryder in what British mini-series based on an Evelyn Waugh novel?
Answer: Brideshead Revisited
18. For ten points each, name the novelist filed under the Fiction and Literature section of Amazon.com given a list of their three most recent novels.
a. Cosmopolis, The Body Artist, Underworld
Answer: Don DeLillo
b. The Wedding, The Guardian, Nights in Rodanthe
Answer: Nicholas Sparks
c. I Am Charlotte Simmons, A Man in Full, The Bonfire of the Vanities
Answer: Tom Wolfe
19. Name these network sitcoms that featured Richard Lewis in a lead role for ten points each.
a. This sitcom somehow snuck its way into three ABC seasons and featured Jamie Lee Curtis and Lewis as writers for Chicago Weekly magazine.
Answer: Anything but Love
b. Lewis’s psychologist character on this short-lived series was flanked by Don Rickles as the used car salesman father and Jeffrey Bomberger as son Danny.
Answer: Daddy Dearest
c. This 1997 series focused on the title pair of comedy writers played by Lewis and Kevin Nealon.
Answer: Hiller and Diller
20. Name these Van Halen albums for ten points each.
a. Apparently running out of ideas after Fair Warning and needing time to reload for 1984, Van Halen cranked out this covers project featuring versions of “Oh, Pretty Woman” and “Happy Trails.”
Answer: Diver Down
b. This first album for the “Van Hagar” lineup featured hits “Dreams” and “Why Can’t This Be Love.”
Answer: 5150
c. This was the name of the lone Van Halen album with Gary Cherone as lead singer.
Answer: Van Halen III (Three)
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