FOGEY (For Old Geezers and Everyone Younger) 2017Round 10

Toss-Up 1This team’s first coach, P.J. Carlesimo, was fired after a November 22 loss to New Orleans. It’s not Memphis, but during this team’s initial season after its move, its second top scorer was Jeff Green who averaged 16.5 points per game. Grant Jerrett played 25 minutes for this team before being traded to Utah in a three team trade which sent Steve Novak and Kyle Singler to this team in 2015. That year marked the first time since their inaugural season that this team failed to make the playoffs, despite Russell Westbook being the league’s scoring leader. For ten points, name this NBA team formerly located in Seattle.Answer: Oklahoma City and/or Thunder

Bonus 1He played the Maytag repairman starting in 1989 and had a recurring role as Officer O’Reilly on That’s My Mama. For ten points, answer the following related to the acting career of Gordon Jump:10] Jump’s longest television role was his stint as Arthur Carlson, the station manager on this show and its subsequent early 1990s sequelAnswer: WKRP in Cincinnati (accept: The New WKRP in Cincinnati) 10] On this show, Jump played a bicycle shop owner named Mr. Horton who plans to molest Arnold and Dudley. Answer: Diff’rent Strokes10] Jump also previously played Officer Tinkler in this series where he investigates the murder of Peter Campbell, believing members of both the Tates and the Campbells to be suspects.Answer: Soap

Toss-Up 2The video for this song ends with Harry Hansen’s The Civil War being read by Ken Ober. In addition to snippets of the Weather Channel, the television in the video flips between beauty contestants who lip sync the words of the song, a politician with the name of the song displayed behind him, and Paul Schaefer singing the lyrics. Based on same chord progression as Pachelbel’s Canon in D, this song name drops Rin Tin Tin, Anne Boleyn, and Peter Pan, and wonders how to stem the tide of “hip three minute diddys.” Written as a criticism of blatantly formulaic music, for ten points, name this Blues Traveler song whose title concept “brings you back.”Answer: “Hook”

Bonus 2For ten points, identify the following related to Orson Welles’ film career. 10] Welles based this character, publisher of the New York Inquirer, partly on William Randolph Hearst. This character dies with the word “Rosebud” on his lips.Answer: Charles Foster Kane10] In The Third Man, Welles played this black marketeer who fakes his own death as the police close in on him for diluting stolen penicillin.Answer: Harry Lime10] Welles shares the distinction of appearing in the top AFI and top BFI film with this actor who played Holly Martins in The Third Man and Jedediah Leland in Citizen Kane. Answer: Joseph Cotton

Toss-Up 3In one of this director’s earliest films, David and Maggi are, respectively, a recently released prisoner and a pregnant girl who fall in love and face society’s condemnation. That film is It Rains on Our Love. In another of his films, a boy dreams of his stepfather’s death which comes true when the bishop’s aunt accidentally sets fire to the house. He won a Foreign Picture Oscar for that film, Fanny and Alexander, and won an earlier one for a film in which a girl’s murder by some goat herders is revenged by her father, played by Max Von Sydow. For ten points, name this Swedish director of The Virgin Spring and The Seventh Seal.Answer: Ingmar Bergman

Bonus 3Three women from the United States have won the FIFA World Player of the Year. For ten points each:10] A former UNC Tarheel, this two-time winner of the award, in 2001 and 2002, held the record for most international goals until 2013. She played professionally for the Washington Freedom until 2003, the same year she married Nomar Garciaparra.Answer: Mia Hamm10] This retired forward and 2012 award winner currently holds the international scoring record with 184 goals. In 2015 she criticized Jurgen Klinsmann for filling the men’s team with “a bunch of these foreign guys.”Answer: Abby Wambach10] The latest to win the award is this midfielder who scored three goals in the first 16 minutes of the 2015 World Cup against Japan. She was named Best FIFA Women’s Player in 2016.Answer: Carli Lloyd

Toss-Up 4This property is replaced by Texas Stadium in the US edition of the Here & Now version of Monopoly while in the UK standard edition, it is replaced by Whitechapel Road. The odds of landing on this property on the first turn in Monopoly are 5.6%.; however when it is fully built, the return compared to the cost is 72.6%, making it second only to Boardwalk in value. In 2008 its color was changed from purple to brown though its $60 price remained the same. Lying between Community Chest and Income Tax, name this companion property to Mediterranean Avenue. Answer: Baltic Avenue

Bonus 4A good song does not necessarily need a lot of words. For ten points, name these largely instrumental works that become hits.10] In this 1958 work by the Champs, the title is spoken three times, but the rest of the saxophone heavy song is instrumental. It regained some popularity after its use in Pee Wee’s Big Adventure. Answer: “Tequila”10] A 1963 hit for the Safaris, this instrumental begins with a crackling sound, a laugh, the song title, and a rapid drum solo. The Fat Boys and Beach Boys collaborated on a cover of the song in 1987.Answer: “Wipeout”10] This instrumental work from the Edgar Winter Group’s 1972 album They Only Come Out at Night is notable for its early use of synthesizer. It was the band’s only number one record.Answer: “Frankenstein”

Toss-Up 5In one episode this character is arrested for stealing a wig from Willington’s, but Father Majeski is convinced this character is not a “klepper.” In another episode set near Christmas, she fears she may have breast cancer, and on her 50th birthday, this character is almost raped by a man posing as a detective but escapes by smashing a burned cake in his face. In an episode of a show centered on her husband’s Astoria, New York, tavern, this character is revealed to have died off-screen from a stroke. Perpetually optimistic if sometimes simple-minded, for ten points, name this wife of Archie, played by Jean Stapleton, on All in the Family.Answer: Edith Bunker

Bonus 5His debut novel, Looking for Alaska, focuses on Miles Halter’s search for the meaning of Simon Bolivar’s last words and Alaska Young’s grief over her mother’s death.  For ten points:10] Name this author and vlogger who also authored the novel Paper Towns and whose followers are called nerdfighters.Answer: John Green10] In this Green novel, Hazel Lancaster develops a relationship with Augustus Waters, whom she meets through a cancer support group.Answer: The Fault in Our Stars10] In this other Green novel, Colin Singleton has dated 19 girls with the same first name before working on a theorem which explains the failure of his previous relationships.Answer: An Abundance of Katherines

Toss-Up 6The iTunes version of this album has the Rick Rubin-produced “I Found a Boy” as its twelfth track while Rubin also produced a song on this album which declares, “I am the one who can walk that mile until the end starts.” Two other songs on this album were co-written with OneRepublic frontman Ryan Tedder, including one which says, “Where love is lost, your ghost is found.” The other Tedder-penned song tells of a man reportedly leaving another woman for the singer before she announces, “He’s the one I’m leaving you for.” For ten points name this Grammy-winning album containing the songs “Turning Tables,” “Rumour Has It,” and “Rolling in the Deep,” the sophomore release by Adele.Answer: 21

Bonus 6Name these Seinfeld characters for ten points each.10] Described as Lex Luthor to Jerry’s Superman, this postal worker claims that ZIP codes are meaningless and once aided Kramer in transporting bottles to Michigan to get the 10 cent deposit return. Answer: Newman10] In his first appearance, this conductor of the Policemen’s Benevolent Association Orchestra provides an herbal balm to Kramer and takes Elaine to Tuscany. She later tries to replace his signed poster of José Carreras. Answer: Maestro (accept: Bob Cobb)10] This mentally unstable character once beat up some thugs while dressed as Canio from Pagliacci and had a room filled with pictures of Elaine. He later attacks Jerry, yelling “sic semper tyrannus.”Answer: Joe Davola

Toss-Up 7This golf course was built on land that Paul and Jerome Fletcher sold for $1 in 1978. The facility consists of two courses, the smaller of which once being host of the Senior Players Championship between 1988 and 1990. That smaller course has also been the host of the Web.com Tour since 2013. Ben Crenshaw once described the larger course as “designed by Darth Vader,” and Paul Azinger is the only player ever to have birdied the next to last hole in all four rounds of a competition. The hole, a par-3 surrounded by water, is nicknamed “The Island Green.” For ten points, name this PGA-owned golf course in Ponte Verde, Florida, consisting of the Valley and Stadium courses, home of The Players Championship.Answer: TPC at Sawgrass (accept: “Tournament Players Club at Sawgrass” or “TPC – Sawgrass”)

Bonus 7Movies have long found source material in legal drama. Given the court case presented on film, name the fictional lawyer described, for ten points each.10] This Maycomb, Alabama, lawyer defends Tom Robinson against the charge that he assaulted and raped Mayella Ewell. Despite this lawyer’s effective defense, Robinson is convicted.Answer: Atticus and/or Finch10] Billy and Stan are charged with murder in Alabama and are defended by this lawyer, a relative of Billy. His fiancée’s testimony about the difference between a Skylark and a Tempest saves the case.Answer: Vinny and/or Gambini (accept Vincent Gambini) 10] This defense attorney, who works out of his chauffeured car, successfully defends his client Louis Roulet against assault charges but arranges for Roulet to be arrested for an earlier murder.Answer: Mickey Haller

Toss-Up 8He wrote three stories for the Tales of the Green Lantern Corp series, including one about a potential member who, living in darkness, has no concept of “green” or “lantern.” In another work penned by this author, one character is given his heart’s desire by the plant “Black Mercy.” In addition to that story, “For The Man Who Has Everything” which appeared in Superman Annual #11, this author wrote another Superman story in which the Man of Steel is infected by a Kryptonian fungus and survives only with the aid of Swamp Thing, appropriate since this writer penned Swamp Thing from 1984 to 1987. For ten points, identify this author whose other work include Watchmen and V For Vendetta.Answer: Alan Moore

Bonus 8Throughout the 1970s, Hipgnosis (hip-NOH-sis) designed the album covers for many bands, including Pink Floyd. Given a description of the cover, identify the Pink Floyd album, for ten points each.10] The front cover of this album depicts two men shaking hands in a Warner Brothers studio lot; one of the men is on fire. Answer: Wish You Were Here10] This album’s cover shows a black and white cow whose body is angled away from the viewer, but its head is turned toward the camera.Answer: Atomic Heart Mother10] An inflatable pig floats in the air between two smokestacks of the Battersea Power Station.Answer: Animals

Toss-Up 9This show began as sketches on Cavalcade of Stars, the first of which being a six-minute segment in which the husband throws a canister of flour out a window and hits a policeman. The wife on this show was originally played by Pert Kelton for the first seven episodes. Supporting cast included Elaine Stritch as an upstairs neighbor who used to be a burlesque dancer, but Stritch was replaced by Joyce Randolph after one episode. Despite vague threats of “Bang, Zoom!! To the Moon!” or “Pow, right in the kisser,” episodes often ended with the protagonist telling his wife Alice, “You’re the Greatest.” For ten points, name this 1950s sitcom starring Audrey Meadows and Jackie Gleason.Answer: The Honeymooners

Bonus 9For ten points, name these games which use World War II as a backdrop.10] Players act as one of five countries which represent the two sides in this board game that begins in Spring 1942. Each country comes with a number of IPC used to purchase units. Bombers in this game attack at a 4 but defend at a 1. Answer: Axis and Allies10] In the first incarnation of this first-person shooter, the player goes through an American. British, and Russian campaign, ending with Sergeant Voronin and his unit battling in Berlin. Answer: Call of Duty10] In the first game in this series, subtitled “Awakening the Bear,” units begin with 7 action points, but command actions or cards allow units additional actions even after they have been used. The second game in this series is titled, “Storms of Steel.”Answer: Conflict of Heroes

Toss-Up 10This character tells a joke about a man who, unable to get a personalized license plate, changes his name to J3L2404. She meets a high school acquaintance named Mike Yanagita at a Radison where he hits on her and tells her his wife died, despite having never been married. This character’s accent is based on that of Larissa Kokernot, the actress who plays Hooker #1 in the film in which this character appears. Near the end of that film, this character tells Gaear Grimrud, “There's more to life than a little money, you know,” after she apprehends him while he is disposing of his partner’s body in a woodchipper. Frances McDormand plays, for ten points, what pregnant Minnesota police chief in the film Fargo?Answer: Marge Gunderson (accept first or last name)

Bonus 10In 1927, Billy Couter was banned for life from professional hockey for assaulting a referee after a game. For ten points, name these NHL players who were suspended for their on-ice actions.10] In 2000, this Bruin received a 23 game suspension for hitting Donald Brashear in the head with his stick. After an assault with a weapon conviction, the suspension was extended to a year. He never played in the NHL again.Answer: Marty McSorley10] While with the Phoenix Coyotes, this player received a 21-game suspension for a hit on Chicago’s Marian Hossa during a 2011 playoff game. In October 2015, he was again suspended, this time for 41 games, for a check on Jakob Silfverberg. Answer: Raphael “Raffi” Torres10] In 2007, this Islander hit Ryan Hollweg with a baseball swing with his stick and received a 25 game suspension. Nine months later he tripped Jarkko Ruutu and stepped on Ruutu’s leg with his skate, receiving a 20 game suspension.Answer: Chris Simon

Toss-Up 11This amusement park served as the setting for the ice skating scene of the Molly Ringwald film Fresh Horses, and in an episode of The Brady Bunch, the kids go to this amusement park while Mike presents his plans to the park’s directors. One ride at this park, originally called Top Gun, was called Flight Deck after Cedar Fair bought the park from Paramount. In 2014 Flight Deck was renamed, taking the moniker of this park’s defunct suspended coaster called “The Bat.” While the first wooden hyper coaster, Son of the Beast, has closed, other attractions in the park include one of the original 1972 rides, The Racer, and an inverted coaster, The Banshee. For ten points, name this park located in Mason, Ohio.Answer: Kings Island

Bonus 11In the fifth season, Anna was accused of the murder of her rapist, Mr. Green, but for a change, none of the major characters died. For ten points each, name these characters killed off in previous seasons of Downton Abbey.10] After marrying the family’s chauffeur, this youngest daughter of the Lord and Lady Grantham dies after child birth.Answer: Lady Sibyl Branson or Lady Sybil Crawley10] Driving home from the hospital where his wife Lady Mary has given birth to their son, this heir to the Grantham title swerves to avoid a delivery truck and dies in the ensuing accident.Answer: Matthew Crawley 10] This former fiancée of Matthew Crawley remains devoted to him despite him being paralyzed. Her death from influenza removes an obstacle for the relationship between Matthew and Mary. Answer: Lavinia Swire (accept either name)

Toss-Up 12This song from the album The Hungry Years was knocked from the top of the Billboard charts by “Island Girl” by Elton John, who provided backup vocals for this song. In the “Career Day” episode of That 70s Show Kitty and Eric sing this song in the car after Mr. Anderson dies. A more recent song with the same title features Kedrick Lamar rapping the line “We was on the D like DOC, remember that?” Reported about Katy Perry, the song proclaims that the singer used to have “mad love” for her betrayer. For ten points, name this shared title for songs by Neil Sedaka and Taylor Swift.Answer: “Bad Blood”

Bonus 12Give the year of the NFL draft for ten points each.10] Quarterbacks John Elway, Dan Marino and Jim Kelly were drafted this year. Other players to come from this year’s draft include Bruce Matthews, Darrell Green, and Eric Dickerson.Answer: 198310] Despite JaMarcus Russell being a bust, this year’s draft included Calvin Johnson, Adrian Peterson, Marshawn Lynch, and Joe Thomas.Answer: 200710] In this year, the Pittsburgh Steelers had perhaps their best draft ever, choosing Lynn Swann, Jack Lambert, John Stallworth, and Mike Webster. All four are now Pro Football Hall of Fame members.Answer: 1974

Toss-Up 13This character appears in a block of ice in Level 7 of Cosmo’s Cosmic Adventure. In his own game series, he is kidnapped during an interview about his autobiography, Why I’m So Great, and he later runs to become the 69th President of the United States. Having defeated the Rigelatins and Dr. Proton in earlier games, this character appears in two first-person shooter games, released fifteen years apart, where he faces aliens under the Cycloid Emperor and fails to save the Holsom Twins before they die giving birth to the Alien Queen. For ten points, name this blonde, sunglass-wearing title game hero, a pastiche of 90s action heroes.Answer: Duke Nukem

Bonus 13In addition to his musical career, David Bowie also had a number of impressive film credits to his name. Name the Bowie film, for ten points each.10] Opposite Jennifer Connelly, Bowie plays the Goblin King in this film in which he steals Connelly’s baby brother. Most of the other characters are puppets made by Jim Henson’s company.Answer: Labyrinth 10] In 1976, Bowie starred in this science fiction film in which he plays Thomas Jerome Newton, an alien who comes to our planet seeking to save his own world from drought.Answer: The Man Who Fell to Earth10] Bowie played a dying vampire in this 1983 film also featuring Susan Sarandon and Catherine Deneuve.Answer: The Hunger

Toss-Up 14When this player retired at the end of the 1977 season, Skip Bayliss broke the story. He played his last game against Chicago, throwing four interceptions as the Bears beat his team by one point. Despite losing to the Texas Longhorns in the last game of his college career, he was named Orange Bowl MVP after leading Alabama to a 10-1 record in 1964. Though selected by the St. Louis Cardinals, he chose to play for an AFL team where he split the quarterback position with Mike Taliaferro his first year. In January 1969, he connected with George Sauer 8 times en route to fulfilling his promise to defeat the Colts in Super Bowl III. For ten points, name this Jets quarterback nicknamed “Broadway Joe.”Answer: Joe Namath

Bonus 14Jimmy Olsen began as a character in a radio series before transitioning into the Superman comics. For ten points each, identify these characters who also began in another medium before appearing in comics.10] Making her debut in the Batman: The Animated Series episode “Joker’s Favor,” this former psychiatrist teamed up with Poison Ivy and Catwoman in Gotham Sirens and joined the Suicide Squad. Answer: Harley Quinn (accept: Dr. Harleen Quinzel)10] This clone first appeared in the animated series X-Men Evolution before appearing in NYX, New X-Men, and her own short-lived series. She took up the mantle of Wolverine after Logan’s death.Answer: X-23 (accept: Laura Kinney)10] She was first featured along with Spider-Man and Iceman in an early 1980s animated show before getting her own comic mini-series and joining such teams as the New Warriors and the Young Allies.Answer: Firestar (accept: Angelica Jones)

Toss-Up 15This actress appeared as a contestant on the game shows Password Plus and Match Game, both times as an interior designer formerly of Wichita, Kansas. She played Gloria Steinem in the made-for-tv A Bunny’s Tale and played a mother trying to keep her autistic son out of an institution in David’s Mother. Robert Prosky has played her father twice on television, once when she played a bar manager obessessed with her boss Evan Drake and once when she played an author and lingerie store owner. For ten points, name this actress who played Ronnie Chase on Veronica’s Closet and Rebecca Howe on Cheers. Answer: Kirstie Alley

Bonus 15In 1991, this band released a double A-side with “The Phuncky Feel One” as one side. For ten points each:10] Name this band whose “How I Could Just Kill a Man” and “Insane in the Brain” both reached number one on the rap charts. Answer: Cyprus Hill10] On their final studio album, a collection of covers, this band covered Cypress Hill’s “How I Could Just Kill a Man” as well as MC5’s “Kick out the James.” Answer: Rage Against the Machine10] This is that fourth and final Rage Against the Machine album. Its name is likely derived from their cover of an Afrika Bambaataa song.Answer: Renegades

Toss-Up 16The director of this film had previously directed only two theatrical releases, Red Dust and The Damned United. In this film, a woman states, “It’s quite good fun” as sit sits upon her husband’s chest while he breathes in and out. This same character, who earlier calls herself Mrs. Johnson in this film, says Jennifer Ehle‘s (EE-lee) character may call her “`ma’am’ as in ‘ham’ not ‘mahm’ as in ‘palm.’” This film was released in a PG-13 version by redubbing a scene which had previously used 12 f-bombs although the R version was the one which won four Oscars, including one for Colin Firth. For ten points, name this film about George VI’s attempt to cure his stutter.Answer: The King’s Speech

Bonus 16General Motors has had its share of failed ventures over the years. For ten points each, identify these subsidiaries that GM decided to abandon.10] Between 1984 and 2009, this “different kind of car company” manufactured such models as the L-series, Outlook, and Sky. When Penske Automotive backed out of a deal to buy the division, GM choose to shut it down.Answer: Saturn10] From 1989-1997, this subdivision of Chevrolet made small cars such as the Metro and Prism, both being joint ventures with Japanese automotive makers. Both briefly became Chevrolet models after this brand was merged with Chevrolet.Answer: Geo10] Notable for its inclusion in the opening theme song for All in the Family, this was a Cadillac subdivision starting in 1927. Despite outselling the more prestigious Cadillac, it was dropped in 1940.Answer: LaSalle

Toss-Up 17This character defeats the synthetic man Pew and the giant Joog in an eponymous book published posthumously. In an earlier novel, he and his calot named Woola pursue Matai Shang who has kidnapped this character’s wife, while in a different work, he joins with Tars Tarkas to defeat plant men and great white apes, and comes face-to-face with Issus, the goddess of Barsoom. In the first novel about him, this character receives the name Dotar Sojat from the green-skinned Tharks, eventually marrying the red-skinned princess Dejah Thoris. For ten points, name this former Confederate soldier from Earth, the subject of a series of adventures on Mars written by Edgar Rice Burroughs.Answer: John Carter (accept: John Carter of Mars)

Bonus 17He provided the voice of Principal Hickey on Pepper Ann and the lawyer Don Gibson, Jr. on the series Wait Till Your Father Gets Home. For ten points each, name these other roles played by Don Adams.10] Adams’ earliest television role was voicing this penguin who first appeared on the Underdog show. He and his walrus friend would eventually get their own show.Answer: Tennessee Tuxedo10] Beginning in 1983, he voiced this cyborg detective whose cases are usually solved by his niece Penny and her dog Brain.Answer: Inspector Gadget10] Prior to playing the bumbling Gadget, Adams played this spy in the agency CONTROL from 1965 to 1970. Answer: Max(well) Smart (accept: Agent 86)

Toss-Up 18As a result of a 1978 story he reported indicating that the Steelers were practicing in pads during spring mini-camp, Pittsburgh lost a 3rd round draft pick and banned him from their facility. He left the Pittsburgh Press in 1986 to take a position at The News Tribune in Seattle where he was a frequent guest on KJR’s The Fabulous Sports Babe. In 2000, he began writing for ESPN.com, a job which led to him traveling across the US to visit 31 teams, sans Houston, in 28 days. Paired with Sean Salisbury during the show Four Downs, he was called such nicknames as Mr. Peabody and the Cryptkeeper. For ten points, name this bespectacled ESPN sportswriter nicknamed The Professor.Answer: John Clayton

Bonus 18For ten points each, name these actors who have played Sherlock Holmes on film.10] This actor played Holmes opposite Jude Law’s Watson on film in 2009 and 2011, becoming the first actor to win a Golden Globe for playing Holmes.Answer: Robert Downey Jr10] This British played Reginald Kincaid, an actor hired by Watson to act as a cover for Watson’s detective work in the 1988 comedy Without a Clue. Answer: Michael Caine10] Although he has a cameo in the 2015 film Mr. Holmes, this actor first played a teenage Holmes in the Steven Spielberg film Young Sherlock Holmes.Answer: Nicholas Rowe

Toss-Up 19This was the first album produced by Chas Chandler after leaving the Animals. The songs “51st Anniversary” and “Stone Free” have been included in later printings of this album although they did not appear on either the US or UK original releases. The title track from this album describes watching the sunset from the bottom of the sea while another claims the hangman “ain’t gonna put a rope around me.” Based on a version arranged by Tim Rose, that latter song asks, “Where you going with that gun in your hand?” For ten points, name this interrogative work which contains the songs “Purple Haze” and “Hey Joe,” the debut album by The Jimi Hendrix Experience.Answer: Are You Experienced?

Bonus 19Name these MLB pitchers from South Korea, for ten points each.10] Signed by the Diamondbacks in 1999, this relief pitcher game up home runs in the 9 th innings of Games 4 and 5 of the 2001 World Series before being traded to the Red Sox.Answer: Byung Hyun Kim10] This Dodgers player was the winning pitcher for the Gold Medal game in the 2008 Olympics, and won the MVP and rookie of the year while with the Hanwha Eagles. Answer: Hyun Jin Ryu10] The first South Korean-born pitcher in MLB history, this pitcher’s 124 win surpassed Hideo Nomo for most wins by an Asian-born pitcher. After playing for the Dodgers, Rangers, and Yankees, he finished his career with the Hanwha Eagles.Answer: Chan Ho Park

Toss-Up 20In one episode of this series, the protagonists are enlisted to help Sir Warrick Harrow sell his cattle illegally. In a flashback, two characters pretend they have to resort to cannibalism after the Independence isolates them using dinosaurs, those siblings being played by Skylar Roberge and Zac Ephron. One character in this series gets her job by noticing the right couple is bad while having sex with the man she replaces, Bester. In a different episode, a character played by Christina Hendricks attempts to steal an antique weapon and is jokingly called YoSaffBridge by her former husband, Malcolm Reynolds. For ten points, name this short-lived television series focusing upon the lives of the crew of the Serenity.Answer: Firefly

Bonus 20Developers looking to make a video game a little more creepy might just add a clown or two. For ten points, name these games with clowns.10] In the first installment of this series of games, Frank West is trapped in a mall with zombies and psychopaths, including Adam the Clown who carries two small chainsaws.Answer: Dead Rising10] In this series of vehicular combat games, an ice cream truck named Sweet Tooth is driven by a clown named Needles Kane. Kane appears on the cover of all installments of this series.Answer: Twisted Metal10] Not nearly as scary is this 1981 arcade game in which a clown on a unicycle catches or pops falling balloons on his cap. At one point, Pac-man can also be caught and used to eat balloons.Answer: Kick Man

Toss-Up 21A black and white model of this car with flames on the top and side is a playable vehicle in Driver 76. A 1966 commercial for this model touted it as the first 4-wheel drive sports vehicle, available with a 200 horsepower V8 and coil springs. The roadster, which came without doors or a roof, stopped production in 1968. After thirty years and four major redesigns, this line was discontinued in 1996, replaced by the Expedition, two years after a low speed chase involving a 1992 model of this vehicle driven by Al Cowlings was televised nationally. For ten points, name this Ford vehicle now infamously associated with OJ Simpson.Answer: Ford Bronco

Bonus 21Bernie Taupin is perhaps best known for his collaborations with Elton John. Identify the following related to songs he did not write for Sir Elton, for ten points each.10] With Martin Page, Taupin co-wrote this song from Heart’s 1985 self-titled album. According to the song, the title items “go on when I close my eyes” and “sleep when it’s cold outside.”Answer: “These Dreams”10] With Page and others, Taupin contributed to this song off the album Knee Deep in the Hoopla which takes its title from this song which states “Marconi plays the mamba, / Listen to the radio.”Answer: “We Built the City”10] Taupin helped write the song “Uncool” off this singer’s solo album America’s Sweetheart, Her former band released the albums Live Through This and Celebrity Skin.Answer: Courtney Love (accept: Courtney Michelle Harrison)

Toss-Up 22She played The Night in George Cukor’s fantasy The Blue Bird, but the Russian technicians on the film nearly went on strike because she wouldn’t stop quoting Marx at them. In 1978 and 1979 she appeared as a rancher who refuses to sell her land to J.W. Ewing and as a newspaper reporter doing a story on the spokesman for Ranch Breakfast cereal in the films Comes a Horseman and The Electric Horseman. Before her role as a marine’s wife who falls for a paralyzed vet in another 1978 film, this actress also played Bree Daniel, a call girl who aids an investigation by a detective played by Donald Sutherland. For ten points, name this actress who won Oscars for her roles in Klute and Coming Home.Answer: Jane Fonda