FOGEY (For Old Geezers and Everyone Younger) 2017Round 12

Toss-Up 1In 2013, this band signed with Dine Alone Records and released the single “I Will Steal You Back” from its eighth studio album, Damage. This band contributed two songs to the Never Been Kissed soundtrack, “Seventeen” and “Lucky Denver Mint,” the latter being a radio version of a song off their 1999 album Clarity. The chorus to one song by this band states, “It’s a lie, a kiss with open eyes, and she’s not breathing back.” That song, “Pain,” was their second single to top the US Alternative charts, the previous hit being one whose video shows a teen boy at a party where everyone is in their underwear. For ten points, name this band whose Bleed American album features the single “The Middle.”Answer: Jimmy Eat World

Bonus 1Rob Schrab (“shrob”) and Dan Harmon co-wrote Heat Vision and Jack, a pilot about an astronaut and a talking motorcycle. For ten points, identify these other Schrab projects, for ten points each.10] Along with Harmon, Schrab co-wrote the screenplay for this 2006 animated film in which Mr. Nebbercracker’s house eats anything that comes near it.Answer: Monster House10] Schrab again collaborated with Harmon on this series, directing ten episodes including one in which the study group tries to determine who sabotaged their yam project. Answer: Community 10] Schrab was the creator of this 24-issue comic series in which the protagonist is a Heart Breaker series robot who has been hired to kill one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse.Answer: Scud the Disposable Assassin

Toss-Up 2In one of this actress’s early roles, she played Jennifer P., a classmate of Stephanie Tanner on Full House. With Steven Hill, she co-hosted the MTV show Say What? Karaoke and hosted The Dish on Style Network and Fuse 20 on Fuse TV. She played the gossipy Marla in National Lampoon’s Dorm Daze and its sequel. Her minor role as the daughter of hippies in a coming of age sitcom led to a regular role as the title figure’s love interest and eventual wife. While this actress went to the prom with N’Sync member Lance Bass, she claims not to have dated Ben Savage. For ten points, name this actress who played Savage’s wife, Topanga Lawrence Matthews, in the Disney Channel series Girl Meets World. Answer: Danielle Fishel

Bonus 2Name these comedians turned authors, for ten points each.10] This comedian’s second book, Brain Droppings, contains his routines about “People Who Should Be Phased Out” and a routine about the differences between baseball and football.Answer: George Carlin10] This comedian’s books of comedic essays include Cruel Shoes and Pure Drivel, but he turned to fiction for the books Shopgirl and An Object of Beauty.Answer: Steve Martin10] This comedian’s Zombie Spaceship Wasteland contains the poem “The Song of Ulvaak,” as well as ruminations on snow forts, hobo songs, and working at a movie theater.Answer: Patton Oswalt

Toss-Up 3This actress released two songs for Chalco records with Jimi Hendrix on bass and guitar, “As the Clouds Drift By” and “Suey.” She appeared as Rita Marlowe in a play in which writer George McCauley sells his soul 10% at a time to his agent “Sneaky” LaSalle. This actress later played Rita in a movie of the same title, but this time she is the love interest to the title character played by Tony Randall in “Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?” She was also the subject of a Siouxsie and the Banshees song, “Kiss Them For Me” which references her death in a car wreck which her children survived. For ten points, name this 1950s blonde bombshell, mother of actress Mariska Hargitay.Answer: Jayne Mansfield (accept Vera Jayne Palmer)

Bonus 3Curly Lambeau coached the Green Bay Packers for more than 30 years; name these other NFL coaches with at least two decades under their belt, for ten points each10] This coach took the former Decatur Staleys to Chicago, where they were renamed the Bears. He served as coach for the team for 40 years. The awards for the NFC Championship and Defensive Player of the Year Award are named for him.Answer: George Halas10] After coaching Ohio State and the AAFC Great Lakes Blue Jackets, he went to Cleveland, coaching the team from 1946 to 1963. He later coached the newly formed Bengals for five years, beginning in 1968. Answer: Paul Brown10] An assistant coach under Brown from 1949-1954, this coach led both the Baltimore Colts and the New York Jets, becoming the only coach to win both NFL and AFL championships. Answer: Wilbur “Weeb” Ewbank

Toss-Up 4In this year, Derrick Fenner and Cleveland Garry led the league in rushing touchdowns with 14 each while Warren Moon, the AP Offensive Player of the Year, led the league with 4689 passing yards. Hall of Famers Mike Webster and Dan Hampton both retired in this year as did former Vikings quarterback Tommy Kramer. The Super Bowl MVP Trophy was renamed the Pete Rozelle Trophy in this year although not in time for Joe Montana to win it for his third time. For ten points name this year in which, on January 28th, the San Francisco 49ers won a lopsided 55-10 victory over the Denver Broncos.Answer: 1990

Bonus 4He played the clumsy Captain Permenter in F Troop and had a recurring role on Dr. Kildare as Dr. Kapish. For ten points:10] Name this actor who also stepped in as the primary focus of Mayberry RFD after the marriage of Andy Taylor to Helen Crump.Answer: Ken Berry10] Berry also appeared in this sitcom, a spin-off from a sketch on the Carol Burnett Show, in which Berry played Vinton Harper, the youngest son of Thelma Harper, played by Vicki Lawrence.Answer: Mama’s Family10] On Mama’s Family, Vinton’s wife Naomi was played by this actress. She would later serve as the director for most of the episodes for the third through fifth seasons of the Fran Drescher comedy The Nanny.Answer: Dorothy Lyman

Toss-Up 5This person had a brief romantic interest in Filbert Snood before he was unavoidably detained. A former corporal in the Light Armored Brigade under Major Phelps during the Crimean War, she now works for SO-27, having transferred from London to Swindon. She is the subject of a biography by Millon de Floss, her officially licensed stalker. Her Uncle Mycroft, inventor of the Prose Portal, became Sherlock Holmes brother, and her Aunt Polly was once in a Wordsworth poem while this character changed the ending of Jane Eyre, rescuing Jane from Acheron Hades. For ten points, name this heroine of a series of Jasper Fforde novels beginning with The Eyre Affair. Answer: Thursday Next

Bonus 5Name the song written by Laura Nyro (NEAR-oh) for ten points each.10] Made a hit by Marilyn McCoo and the 5th Dimension, this song encourages others to “surry down” to the title event where there will be “trains of blossoms” and “trains of music.”Answer: “Stoned Soul Picnic” 10] Another hit for the 5th Dimension, this song expresses a woman’s frustration as “kisses and love won’t carry me till you marry me Bill.”Answer: “Wedding Bell Blues”10] Recorded by Peter Paul and Mary, this song was later covered by Blood Sweat & Tears. It claims that “when I'm gone, there'll be one child born and a world to carry on.”Answer: “And When I Die”

Toss-Up 6One song on this album says, “No more rollin’ with the punches / No more usin’ or abusin’,” while another song says, “You even get suspicious when I paint my nails.” In addition to “Black Eyes, Blue Tears” and “Don’t Be Stupid,” this best-selling album by a female act also originally contained a duet with Bryan White which, in later pressings, removed White’s vocals, “From This Moment On.” In another song from this album, one whose video pays tribute to Robert Palmer’s “Addicted to Love,” the artist sings the joys of “short skirts” and “men’s shirts.” For ten points, name this Shania Twain album containing “That’s Don’t Impress Me Much” and “Man, I Feel Like a Woman.”Answer: Come On Over

Bonus 6For ten points each, name these villains from Quentin Tarantino films.10] Played by Christoph Waltz in Inglourious Basterds, this SS colonel nicknamed “the Jew Hunter” uses imprecise English idioms such as “If the shoe fits, you must wear it.” Answer: Colonel Hans Landa10] This Leonardo DiCaprio character from Django Unchained is the owner of Django’s wife Broomhilda and a plantation where he pits slaves against each other in Mandingo fights.Answer: Calvin Candie10] In the Deathproof portion of Grindhouse, this driver of a Dodge Charger tries to kill Zöe Bell and her friends, but they hunt him down and kill him. He is played by Kurt Russell.Answer: Mike McKay (accept Stuntman Mike)

Toss-Up 7This screenwriter received a posthumous Tony nomination for Best Play for Lucky Guy, starring Tom Hanks. One film co-written by this person features Peter Falk as a mobster who hires his illegitimate daughter as his chauffeur, while another film has Steve Martin in the witness protection program with Rick Moranis as an FBI agent. After Cookie and My Blue Heaven, she wrote and directed another Steve Martin film about a suicide prevention hot-line, Mixed Nuts. Between 1989 and 1998, she wrote three films starring Meg Ryan, directing the last two which also featured Tom Hanks. For ten points, name this screenwriter responsible for You’ve Got Mail, Sleepless in Seattle, and When Harry Met Sally.Answer: Nora Ephron

Bonus 7Even if everything seems to have a market, some collectibles are not going to become your retirement fund. For ten points each, name these collectible figure brands.10] This pop culture toy company sells licensed vinyl figures. Their Pop! brand features figures with oversized heads and no pupils while their cutsy Dorbz are under this company’s Vinyl Sugar brand.Answer: Funko10] Based on original carvings by Susan Lordi, this company’s figures usually center upon family or angels. Produced and distributed by Demdaco, the figures lack faces to provide universality.Answer: Willow Tree10] Based upon the art of a German nun, these porcelain figurines became popular after they were brought home by WWII soldiers. A life sized version of the Merry Wanderer sits outside the Goebel company entranceAnswer: Hummel figurines

Toss-Up 8In this tv series, John Rhys-Davies played Vasco Rodrigues, a Portuguese pilot who is swept overboard but saved by the protagonist. One of the first network shows to use the word “piss,” this program also showed the protagonist being urinated on, a man being beheaded, and a man boiled alive. During one episode, an explosion temporarily blinds the protagonist, John Blackthorne, and kills his translator. After his ship The Erasmus is burned, Blackthorne attempts to build a ship called The Lady, named in honor of his translator and lover, Lady Mariko. Shown in six two-hour installments in 1980, for ten points, name this NBC miniseries starring Richard Chamberlain as an Englishman in feudal Japan.Answer: Shogun

Bonus 8Name the sword from a video game, for ten points each.10] Versions of this weapon from Kingdom Hearts include Oblivion and Lady Luck. Wielded by Sora, it has the ability to open or close barriers between worlds. Answer: Keyblade(s)10] One half of this weapon from Chrono Trigger is in Frog’s Burrow while the other half is atop Denadoro Mountains. This sword was originally the Ruby Knife until transformed by the Mammon Machine.Answer: Masamune10] This Xenoblade Chronicles sword can manipulate ether and allows its owner to see the future. Shulk dedicates his life to unlocking its secrets.Answer: Monado

Toss-Up 9This work opens with a chapter called “Cubby Hole,” a reference to the place where the protagonist’s brother is punished for making too much noise at night. One unnamed character in this work brags about feeling up Cindy at church camp. At the same camp the protagonist meets his first girlfriend where they both skip chapel to sleep under an arcade basketball game. After the two break-up, the protagonist burns everything the girlfriend, Raina, gave him except a quilt, and he soon moves out of his parent’s house, leaving behind his bible. Written as a means of telling his parents he was not a Christian, for ten points, name this autobiographical graphic work by Craig Thompson.Answer: Blankets

Bonus 9Not all major golf tournament winners come from the United States or Europe. For ten points each, name these golfers from other parts of the world 10] Ranked number one for 32 weeks between 2004 and 2005, this golfer from Fiji won The Masters in 2000 and has twice won The PGA Championship. In 2013, he admitted to using deer antler spray.Answer: Vijay Singh10] After winning the Honda Classic in 2009, this golfer became the first South Korean to win a major with his 3 shot lead over Tiger Woods in the 2009 PGA Championship. In 2015, he tied for 48th at that tournament.Answer: Yang Yong-eun (accept: Y.E. Yang)10] Though he lost a sudden death playoff against Adam Scott at the 2013 Masters, this Argentinian golfer nicknamed “El Pato” won the 2009 Masters, as well as the 2007 US Open.Answer: Ángel Cabrera

Toss-Up 10In one film, this character tracks the People’s Revolutionary Strike Force to Alcatraz Island where he shoots Bobby Maxwell with an anti-tank rocket. In another film, this character stops a robbery of the Acorn Café and later kills a rapist named Mick. Both times in that film, he uses one of the two quotes on the AFI Top 100 quotes spoken by him. In the first film in which this character appears, he is kicked and beaten at the foot of the cross on Mount Davidson but is saved which his partner Chico arrives. At the end of that film, this character asks Scorpio if he feels lucky. For ten points, name this San Francisco police inspector played in five films by Clint Eastwood.Answer: Harry Callahan (Accept: Dirty Harry)

Bonus 10For ten points, name the song used to promote a Volkswagen model.10] In 1999, Volkswagen used this Nick Drake song to promote its Cabriolet model in a campaign named “Milky Way.” The commercial shows four people driving to a party but deciding not to stay.Answer: “Pink Moon”10] In 2007 Wilco received criticism for selling out when this song, which says, “Windows open and raining in maroon, yellow, blue, gold and gray,” was used to promote the EOS.Answer: “Sky Blue Sky”10] In 2006 a commercial for the VW Golf showed a man sitting in his car while singing and moving his head and arms. Not until the door is opened do audiences discover that he is singing this 1983 Styx song.Answer: “Mr. Roboto”

Toss-Up 11This independent label shut its doors in 1996 before being revived in 2011 with the signing of Foxy Shazam. This label created an imprint called No Speak which released instrumental only albums including an album by Ultravox’s keyboardist Billy Curie as well as the Wishbone Ash work Nouveau Calls and created another imprint Faulty Records for bands that A&M wouldn’t distribute such as the Dead Kennedys. In 1982, this label trademarked the term “cassingle,” releasing their first one with the Go-Go’s “Vacation.” That same year the EP Chronic Town was released by one of this label’s artists. For ten points, name this Miles Copeland label which signed The Alarm, Wall of Voodoo, and REM. Answer: I.R.S. Records

Bonus 11While variety shows often had the name of their star in the title, some stars play characters on the shows named for them. For ten points each, name these stars of eponymous shows from the 60s and 70s.10] The show named for him began as Make Way for Daddy. He played a nightclub singer with a daughter Terry from a previous marriage as well as two children Rusty and Linda. Marjorie Lord played his wife.Answer: Danny Thomas (accept: The Danny Thomas Show)10] For almost eight years she starred as the wife of a pediatrician, played by Carl Betz, on her self-named show. Shelly Fabares and Paul Petersen played her children.Answer: Donna Reed (accept: The Donna Reed Show)10] In his early 1970s eponymous series, he played Dr. Hartley, a psychologist. Suzanne Pleshette, who played his wife Emily, reappeared in the last episode of another sitcom named for him.Answer: Bob Newhart (accept: The Bob Newhart Show)

Toss-Up 12During her stint in the NWBL, she led the league in scoring while playing for the Tennessee Fury in 2003 and then joined the Colorado Chill in 2004. In her second year in the WNBA, she averaged 11 PPG after spending 1999 as the backup guard to Teresa Weatherspoon with the New York Liberty. After becoming a naturalized citizen, she helped the Russian basketball team to a bronze medal at the 2008 Olympics, a year after she transferred from the Liberty to the Silver Stars. Retiring from play in 2014, she accepted a coaching position which made her the first full-time female assistant coach in the NBA. For ten points, name this assistant coach for the San Antonio Spurs. Answer: Becky Hammon

Bonus 12For ten points, name these actresses whose roles in 1970s films garnered them Oscar nominations.10] After a nomination for her work in Cinderella Liberty, this actress received two more nominations in the 1970s for the Neil Simon-based works The Goodbye Girl and Chapter Two.Answer: Marsha Mason10] Winning her first Oscar for her role as Godrun in Women in Love, she was nominated three more times for Sunday Bloody Sunday, Hedda, and A Touch of Class, winning for the latter film. Answer: Glenda Jackson10] After five nominations, including roles in The Exorcist and Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, she was nominated for playing an amphetamine addicted widow in 2000’s Requiem for a Dream. Answer: Ellen Burstyn

Toss-Up 13This game won the 2003 Origins Award for Abstract Board Game. Pieces in this game can have three orientations – flat, weird or upright – and a piece’s pointing ray passes through another piece. Other attributes in this game can include groundedness, color, touching, and number of pips. A player may have his structure marked with a black or white stone or may allow others to guess whether it follows the rule. The structures built in this game, made from various pyramids, are called koan. For ten points, name this game of inductive logic in which students determine the rule as to whether a particular structure has the Buddha nature.Answer: Zendo

Bonus 13Name these winners of the Sixth Man Award, for ten points each.10] The winner of the first award, this forward known for his defense and hustle made the All-Defense team eight straight years from 1976 to 1984. He played for Denver and Philadelphia.Answer: Bobby Jones10] This forward won the award during his 1994 to 1999 stint with the Phoenix Suns before being traded as part of a deal for Anfernee Hardaway. After two years at Tulsa, he now coaches at Wake Forest.Answer: Danny Manning10] A two-time winner, this guard won his first time with the Atlanta Hawks in 2010 and followed with a second win in 2014 while with the Clippers. He holds the record for most four-point plays.Answer: Jamal Crawford

Toss-Up 14During the blockade of Ryloth, this character leads the blue squadron in an attack upon The Procuror, losing half the blue squadron after disobeying orders. Along with Barriss Offee, this character destroys the factory owned by Poggle the Lesser, and later this character must decide whether to kill Offee after the latter is infected by a brain parasite. This character delivers the huttling Rotta to Jabba the Hutt after Rotta is kidnapped by Ziro. Once, while in the slums of Coruscant, she has her light saber stolen. After being accused of assassinating Letta Turmond, she is expelled from the Jedi Order, and despite being cleared, she refuses to return. For ten points, name the padawan to Anakin Skywalker during the Clone Wars.Answer: Ahsoka Tano (accept first or last name)

Bonus 14Musicians have often pushed the boundaries with their artistic vision. For ten points, identify these albums whose controversial covers were later redone or altered.10] This 2010 Kanye West album originally sported a painting of a nude winged female with a spotted tail hovering over a nude West. A revised cover shows a ballerina.Answer: My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy10] This 2001 Strokes album showed a black glove resting on the hip of a nude female but featured a photo of subatomic particle tracks for the America release.Answer: Is This It 10] This debut studio album by Sky Ferreira features a cover with a topless Ferreira inside a shower though the iTunes cover art uses a cropped version.Answer: Night Time, My Time

Toss-Up 15One franchise with this name played for a little over a month in 1912, winning only six games including a 3-1 victory over the Richmond Rebels. Another team with this name played at Boundary Field between 1891-1899, managed by Gus Schmelz for four of those years. After that team folded, another franchise with this name became a charter member of the American League and beat the New York Giants to win the World Series in 1924 despite pitcher Walter Johnson losing two games. After that team’s move and renaming, another team with this name began playing in 1961, lasting only ten years before moving to Arlington. For ten points, name these teams which were precursors of the Minnesota Twins and the Texas Rangers.Answer: Washington Senators (prompt on “Washington”; do not accept: “Washington Nationals”)

Bonus 15Often actors appear in multiple films nominated for best picture without being nominated for acting awards themselves. Identify the following actors for ten points each.10] Playing Fredo in the Godfather films and Salvatore in Dog Day Afternoon, this actor appeared in only five films, all Oscar nominated, before his death.Answer: John Cazale10] He appeared as the head porter at Caius College in Chariots of Fire and as a journalist Collins in Gandhi, but more recently played Uncle Vernon in the Harry Potter films.Answer: Richard Griffiths10] Prior to starring on Wagon Train and playing Captain Clayton in The Searchers, this actor appeared in 11 Oscar-nominated films, playing Detective Tom Polhaus in The Maltese Falcon and Bert the Cop in It’s A Wonderful Life.Answer: Ward Bond

Toss-Up 16His first album What’s Bin Did and What’s Bin Hid contained the single “Catch the Wind” which became the US title of the album. This singer contributed the line “Sky of blue and sea of green” to the Beatles’ song “Yellow Submarine” and taught John Lennon fingerpicking while in India. The Jeff Beck Group provided backing for this artist’s album Barabajagal (bah-rab-ah-jag-ahl), and Jimmy Page provided guitars for his songs “Museum” and “Epistle to Dippy” as well as for his highest charting single. Page’s eventual bandmate John Paul Jones arranged and played bass on this artist’s “Hurdy Gurdy Man.” For ten points, name this singer whose late 1960s hits include “Mello Yello,” and “Sunshine Superman” Answer: Donovan Leitch (accept either name)

Bonus 16Name these people from MTV reality shows, for ten points each.10] A former member of Crazy Town and collaborator with Travis Barker, this musician hosted the drug intervention series Gone Too Far. After filming 8 episodes, he died from an overdose.Answer: DJ AM (accept: Adam Goldstein) 10] She was first seen on an episode of Is She Really Going Out With Him? before becoming the breakout star on Jersey Shore. She would go on to star in a short lived series with Jennifer “JWoww” Farley.Answer: Snooki (Accept: Nicole Polizzi)10] After appearing on 16 and Pregnant and Teen Mom, she released an album and a book, both called My Teenage Dream Ended. When she returned to Teen Mom OG in 2015, Maci Bookout quit the show. Answer: Farrah Abraham

Toss-Up 17The credits of this film claim, “This motion picture contains no visual depiction of the godhead,” and one character in the film describes God as “a bachelor and very angry” while another character in this film is told to “squint against the grandeur.” In one scene in this movie, one character says, “It’s complicated,” after a having difficulty saying, “Would that it were so simple.” C.C. Calhoun gets her scarf caught in a Moviola editing machine while showing a rough cut of Merrily We Dance. The main film within a film, however, is the title feature which is delayed when Baird Whitlock is kidnapped by communists. This is, for ten points, what this Coen Brothers film starring Josh Brolin and George Clooney.Answer: Hail, Caesar!

Bonus 17Some games are built upon finding that special someone. For ten points, identify these somewhat romantic games.10] In this classic 1965 game, players attempt to assemble the right outfit to match the guy showing up at the door. Outing choices include bowling, skiing, beach, formal, or “the dud.” Answer: Mystery Date10] In this card game, each player tries to get a message to the princess by holding the messenger closest to the princess or by eliminating rival suitors. Messengers include guards, priests, or King Arnaud IV.Answer: Love Letter10] Called “The Dream Date Game,” in this late 80s game, players pick from three dance partners based only on appearance. In subsequent rounds, personality cards add traits which may affect whether players would date or go steady with one of the guys. Points are scored for guessing other players’ choices.Answer: Heartthrob

Toss-Up 18In this game, a grouchy clown can make a Robert Frost-shaped balloon animal. An elemental spirit addicted to gambling works as the main character’s driver and frequent companion in this game. Other characters include the security officer Carla, revolutionary Salvador Limones, and the lawyer Nick. After travelling to a coral mining plant at the end of the world and facing off against fellow travel agent Domino, this game’s protagonist must defeat crime boss Hector LeMans to return the Double-N train tickets to their deceased owners. For ten points, name this Day of the Dead inspired Lucas Arts game in which Manny seeks to reunite with Meche and travel to the Ninth Underworld.Answer: Grim Fandango

Bonus 18While baseball is typically considered a male sport, women have often excelled in pitching. For ten points each, name these hurlers.10]  In 2014, this 13 year old pitcher for the Taney Dragons became the first girl to win a Little League World Series game.Answer: Mo’Ne Davis10]  Formerly a pitcher for the Arizona Wildcats where she won 60 consecutive games, she won gold in 2004 and silver in 2008 in Olympic softball.Answer: Jennie Finch10] This Chattanooga Lookouts pitcher struck out Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig during an exhibition game in 1931.  Kennesaw Mountain Landis reportedly voided her contract soon thereafter.Answer: Jackie Mitchell

Toss-Up 19As a director, he has worked on such short films as “Reincarnation” featuring Pharrell Williams and “Once Upon a Time” with Keira Knightly. As an illustrator, he and translator Edgar Lucas created a 1992 picture book edition of “The Emperor’s New Clothes.” Given the epithets “Fashion Pope” and “Kaiser,” this fashion designer had worked with such fashion houses as Fendi and Chloe before joining Chanel in the 1980s where he helped to revive the label. For ten points, name this German fashion designer noted for his iconic sunglasses and white hair.Answer: Karl Lagerfeld

Bonus 19While a situation comedy, Cheers had a few of its characters die during its run. For ten points, identify the following related to those deaths.10] When actor Nicholas Colasanto died, this character, a bartender and former baseball player, was killed off as well. This character once led the leagues in hit-by-pitches, possibly explaining his forgetfulness.Answer: Ernie “Coach” Pantuso (accept first or last name as well)10] After actor Jay Thomas made disparaging remarks about Rhea Perlman on radio, this character was written out. A former goaltender, this character is killed by a Zamboni.Answer: Eddie LeBec (accept first or last name)10] Just before Woody Boyd’s marriage to this character, the minister Dr. Chatfield dies, leaving the bride’s marriage-hating Uncle Roger to officiate. She was played by Jackie Swanson.Answer: Kelly Gaines (accept first or last name)

Toss-Up 20In 1987, he was the ABC Wide World of Sports Athlete of the Year and appeared on the cover of a February 1987 Sports Illustrated holding up a trophy along with Ronald Reagan. The winner of a bronze medal in the Tempest class race at the 1976 Olympics, he won his first major victory along with Ted Hood in 1974 when their team defeated a group led by Noel Robins. In 1983 he lost to Australian John Bertrand, thus ending a winning streak for Americans beginning in 1857. For ten points, identify this skipper of Freedom and Stars and Stripes, whose 1987 victory returned the America’s Cup to the United States. Answer: Dennis Conner

Bonus 20For ten points each, name these winners of the best rock instrumental Grammy award.10] The title track from the second album by The Police, this piece follows “Message in a Bottle” on the album.Answer: “Regatta de Blanc”10] Named for a British landmark, this Eric Johnson instrumental off Ah Via Musicom won the 1992 award.Answer: “Cliffs of Dover”10] He is not Clapton or Page, but this former member of the Yardbirds has won the award six times for songs including “Hammerhead,” “A Day in the Life,” “Plan B,” and “Dirty Mind.”Answer: Jeff Beck

Toss-Up 21In the novel of this title, Tamiko Komura dies when a car veers into a playground, and Demosthenes Procopides commits suicide rather than remain a waiter. Procopides’ brother Theo is nearly killed by a man who blames Theo for the death of the man’s wife, and one plot thread in the novel involves Theo’s attempt to prevent his own murder which others have foreseen. In the television series of the same name, the physicist Theo is replaced by FBI agent Dimitri Noh, played by John Cho. While both versions involve the character Lloyd Simcoe, the television series introduces the character Mark Benford and his wife Olivia, played by Sonya Walger. For ten points, name this novel in which human consciousness leaps forward or the 2009-2010 series, starring Jack Davenport and Joseph Fiennes.Answer: Flash Forward

Bonus 21In his forays into comics and graphic novels, Neil Gaiman has worked with a number of talented illustrators. For ten points, name these artists 10] This Arkham Asylum artist paired with Gaiman for the comic miniseries Black Orchid and the graphic novels Violent Cases and Mr. Punch. He has also provided art for Gaiman’s Coraline and The Graveyard Book.Answer: Dave McKean10] Gaiman collaborated with this illustrator for the “Sloth” issue of Seven Deadly Sins as well as the one-shot AARGH! This illustrator’s own work includes The Tale of One Bad Rat and The Adventures of Luther Arkwright.Answer: Bryan Talbot10] Gaiman teamed with this artist for the frame story for the reprint comic Welcome Back to the House of Mystery. In addition to his Mad Magazine contributions, this Mexican artist co-wrote and drew Groo the Wanderer.Answer: Sergio Aragonés

Toss-Up 22 Married four times, twice being to Joyce Matthews, this comedian claimed to have had affairs with both Marilyn Monroe and Amy Semple McPherson. He once played a transvestite at Leon’s wedding on Roseanne, and during the 1993 MTV Awards he verbally sparred with RuPaul who said he went from wearing dresses to diapers. When SCTV won the 1982 Emmy for Outstanding Writing, this presenter tried to upstage Joe Flaherty, who told this comedian to go to sleep. One of this man’s nicknames came after he told his younger viewers to listen to him and go to sleep at the end of a 1949 episode of the Texaco Star Theater. For ten points, name this early television star, nicknamed “Mr. Television” and “Uncle Miltie.”Answer: Milton Berle