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Alex does not appear to be a reliable source for ToC speculation. After somebody went on a 5+ game run late last season, he announced on-air that the player would return for "this year's" ToC.

I said Hanna Barbera for the Quincy guy.

I've skipped a number recently because I simply can't provide a legal answer for enough questions. I do terrible with facial recognition and don't do movies/TV.

If anything, I give Jackie credit for finishing the taping of the episode when she was apparently given the option of leaving to seek medical treatment instead. Seriously, what a stupid conspiracy theory.

I'm not allowing myself to discuss the season because I'm way ahead of everybody else and can't keep track of which questions have appeared and which haven't. (Thorsten was kind enough to remove my limit on advance access this season because as a postal worker during December, I can easily put in 70...

Wednesday - Andrew Jackson

I got credit for "sura", which I could have sworn I have seen as an alternative spelling. I, too, was really surprised by the low get rate on that one.

Fourth season in, and I've always been afraid to ask: What is generally considered a good DE %?

This Is Kirk! wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 16, 2018 12:47 pm

And I'm certainly not going to root against her due to that inexplicable wager. I think she's great.

+1

I wasn't going to miss that one since I was randomly thinking about Mr. Holland's Opus yesterday

I'm not going to fault Tim's wager as winning the game is the one sure way to guarantee moving on. He may have felt social studies was a strength, too. I personally probably would have bet 0, but I'm a naturally conservative wagerer.

One thing I've wondered--does playing in a Thursday or Friday-aired quarterfinal in a tournament give people who know they can't win but are playing for a semifinal spot an advantage, since they know what they've got to beat? With four wild-card spots, then if you're in one of the last two episodes...

AFRET CMS wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 11, 2018 5:24 pm

Most of the others were pretty straightforward, though "Domesday" is actually pronounced "Doomsday"

I didn't know that. Thanks for the tidbit!

Volante wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 08, 2018 10:19 pm

I knew what the final was going for but no way was I digging out 'C.' (the '1' part seemed obvious). As much as I wish we could lawyer 'atlas' as an acceptable answer, it's not like alphanumeric was used as a TOM...

Maybe you could argue that L is a Roman numeral...

We are seriously arguing that Mike Trout is not even a top 3 player in his own league? I'm not really a big sabermetrics guy. I have nothing against it; it's just not a personal interest of mine. I just like to relax and watch the Royals. But it's clear to me that Mike Trout is head and shoulders ab...

Monday - Thomas the Tank Engine
Tuesday - No guess
Wednesday - No guess, thought of Spring Awakening but knew it couldn't possibly be right

Not sure if you have me mixed up with somebody else, but I'm actually in Isthmus D-1.

Count me among the NHOI for Final. I'm not complaining; it appears this musical is well within the spectrum of what contestants could be expected to know. I am just that terrible with Broadway.

I said Thomas the Tank Engine.

Ugh, I made it to tonight's final round question. I knew Susan B. Anthony was the "obvious" answer, so I went with Martha Washington. Pocahontas would have netted me $59.