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This bridge was literally "Falling Down" in the 12th century; it was rebuilt in stone in 1176 |
London Bridge
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Members of the society named for this ship trace their lineage to its arrival in 1620 |
the Mayflower
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"Blood Sport" is part one of this Stephen King novel; part two is "Prom Night" |
Carrie
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In "Alice in Wonderland " this character asks, "Why is a raven like a writing-desk?" |
Mad Hatter
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In a 1999 hit Ricky Martin was "Livin"' this |
[David selected the first clue.]
La Vida Loca
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In certain jokes it comes before "Who's there?" |
Knock, knock
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The bridges of this Iowa county were the title feature of a Meryl Streep movie |
Madison County
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This largest veterans organization in the U.S. was founded in Paris by members of the AEF after World War I |
(David: What is the Veterans of Foreign Wars?)
the American Legion
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A perennial favorite for grads is "Oh, the Places You'll Go!" by this man |
Dr. Seuss
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The exploits of this Union general earned him the nicknames "Mad Tom" & "The Great Marcher" |
William Tecumseh Sherman
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Her 1991 Super Bowl rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner" became a Top 20 hit |
Whitney Houston
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In a 1939 movie this dog is in danger of being put down after biting a neighbor |
(Matthew: Who is Rin Tin Tin?)
Toto (in The Wizard of Oz)
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The 14th century chapel bridge on Lake Lucerne in this country was nearly destroyed by fire in 1993 |
(Alex: That's the country, with a minute to go.)
Switzerland
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In 1980 Bruce Murray, Louis Friedman & this Cornell Univ. astronomer founded the Planetary Society |
Carl Sagan
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In this novel, Mark Watney reasons that maritime law applies to Mars, making him "a space pirate" |
The Martian
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The subtitle of a biography of this Russian mystic asks, "Holy Man or Mad Monk?" |
Rasputin
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With over 20, she had more Top 40 hits in the '90s than her brother, including the song heard here
"Let's go / Escapade / We'll have a good time..." |
Janet Jackson
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The White House Press Secretary during Clinton's first term had this double-talk first name |
(Alex: And that lady's name was [*] Myers. David, you're in command of the board. I made a mistake a moment ago.)
Dee Dee
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For his courage taking personal risks at the 1796 battle of Lodi Bridge, his troops nicknamed him "Little Corporal" |
Napoléon
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The late Julian Bond was its chairman from 1998 to 2010 |
(Alex: Matthew?) (Matthew: Ugh. Uh... wh--) [The end-of-round signal sounds.]
the NAACP
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A line from Ecclesiastes inspired the title of this Hemingway novel about expatriates in France & Spain |
The Sun Also Rises
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Boldness on the battlefield earned this Revolutionary War general the nickname "Mad Anthony" |
"Mad Anthony" Wayne
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All the ladies love this rapper/actor whose '90s hits include "Hey Lover" & "Mama Said Knock You Out" |
(Melissa: [After David beat her to the buzzer and got it right] This is not happening to me!) (David: I wasn't gonna let--) (Melissa: This is not happening to me!)
LL Cool J
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This high-kicking dance was a favorite of Parisian music hall girls |
can-can
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One of the highest bridges in the world is the Royal Gorge Bridge in this Western state |
Colorado
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President Obama & Amazon both named as their favorite novel of 2015 Lauren Groff's "Fates and" these |
Furies
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Overspending & eccentric behavior got this king of Bavaria deposed in 1886 |
(Matthew: Who is Frederick?)
Mad King Ludwig
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"Kiss From A Rose" earned 3 Grammys for this British singer |
Seal
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New York New York & this double talk hotel are at opposite ends of the Las Vegas Strip |
Circus Circus
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