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2005 TRASHionals Round 11

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1. Identify these films featuring cross-dressing from clues for ten points each.

1. John Leguizamo's character is presented with the "Drag Queen of the Year" award by the titular celebrity in this film also starring Wesley Snipes and Patrick Swayze. ANSWER: To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar 2. Similar in plot to To Wong Foo, this films follows three drag queens, including Hugo Weaving, driving through the Australian outback in the title vehicle. ANSWER: The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert 3. Dustin Hoffman stars as a hard-luck actor who pretends to be a woman in order to get work in this 1982 comedy. ANSWER: Tootsie

2. Answer the following about craps for ten points each.

1. Throwing this number on the initial roll is a natural, winning automatically for the thrower; throwing it after a point has been set results in a loss, however. ANSWER: Seven 2. For some inexplicable reason, this total of the dice is called "Yo." ANSWER: Eleven 3. If you bet on craps, you are betting that the roller will hit one of these three numbers. ANSWER: Two, Three, Twelve

3. In May 2007, a bunch of crazy fans started sending in literally tons of nuts to CBS headquarters. For ten points each:

1. This ultimately successful fan initiative was aimed at reversing the cancellation of this TV series. ANSWER: Jericho 2. The campaign was inspired by the infamous reply of General Anthony McAuliffe, who is defiantly quoted by this character played by Skeet Ulrich in the season one finale. ANSWER: Jake Green 3. Jake says "Nuts!" to this New Bern sheriff whose town is about to attack Jericho. ANSWER: Phil Constantino

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4. The two adjectives might describe the Arizona Cardinals' or Arkansas Razorbacks' mascots, but we're talking about a team that went 502-300 from 1972-1976. FPTE:

1. Identify this nickname given to the boys from Cincinnati who won four division titles, three National League pennants and two World Series. ANSWER: The Big Red Machine 2. Some folks say that The Big Red Machine era started when this South Dakotan began managing the team in 1970. He later led the Detroit Tigers to victory in the 1984 World Series, and is fifth on the all-time list for managerial wins. ANSWER: George "Sparky" Anderson 3. The Reds' run saw the breakout performance of this outfielder who hit a career best .336 in 1976. He finished his career playing for the Seattle Mariners. ANSWER: Ken Griffey, Sr.

5. If you find that reading about food makes you hungry for more, this bonus is for you. For ten points each, name these authors of popular books on food.

1. This chef turned author is best known for his part-bio, part-tell all Kitchen Confidential, which was turned into a crappy Fox sitcom. ANSWER: Anthony Bourdain 2. This Ohio native endured the basic program at the Culinary Insitute of America to write The Making of a Chef, and further probed the nature of cooking for a living in The Soul of a Chef and The Reach of a Chef. ANSWER: Michael Ruhlman 3. This comedienne and author follows in her brother's humorous footsteps with I Like You: Hospitality Under the Influence, a guide to entertaining that provides recipes and tips, such as not to let guests drink so much that they stay over and wet your bed. ANSWER: Amy Sedaris

6. Answer the following about rappers, producers, and their vanity labels for 10 points each given clues.

1. The No Limit label has featured the rap stylings of this New Orleans native and wannabe NBA player, sports agent, actor, and movie mogul -- along with recordings by many of his relatives, including brothers C-Murder and Silkk the Shocker and son Lil' Romeo. ANSWER: Master P or Percy Miller 2. The New Orleans rivals of No Limit, headed by the Williams brothers and named for the gang in the film New Jack City, had a roster headed by Lil' Wayne that once included Young Buck and

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Juvenile. ANSWER: Cash Money 3. Producer Irving Lorenzo, better known as Irv Gotti, heads this label, which had to change its name in 2004 due to bad publicity. Most famous for being the home of Ja Rule, it now has a diverse roster including singer Vanessa Carlton. ANSWER: Murder Inc. or The Inc.

7. Identify the following members of the 2007 class of the National College Basketball Hall of Fame for ten points each.

1. Known as the "Father of Basketball Coaching," he was an Osteopathic doctor who lettered under James Naismith at Kansas, where he later coached from 1919 until 1956. ANSWER: Phog Allen 2. One of Phog Allen's students, this third-winningest men's college coach in total victories won 876 over 41 years at Kentucky. His .822 win percentage makes him second only to Clair Bee. ANSWER: Adolph Rupp 3. Credited with starting the Midnight Madness tradition, this coach led four different teams, the Georgia State Panthers; James Madison Dukes; Davidson Wildcats and Maryland Terrapins, to the NCAA tournament. ANSWER: Charles "Lefty" Driesell

8. For ten points each, name these summer reality TV offerings:

1. Its premise was simple: Kazaam helps some fat kids. ANSWER: Shaq's Big Challenge 2. Ben Fagen won the half-a-million-dollar grand prize on this show hosted by Cameron Daddo which was ultimately cancelled and finished out its run on the CBS website. ANSWER: Pirate Master 3. This show seemed to think that there are people out there who need the help of Shar Jackson, Angie Everhart, and Marla Maples. ANSWER: The Ex-Wives Club

9. Federal agents raided his warehouse and a theater in Las Vegas as part of an investigation into a sexual misconduct claim by a Seattle woman. For ten points each:

1. The feds seized computer and camera equipment and found $2 million in cash in their investigation of what illusionist? ANSWER: David Copperfield

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2. The theater raided by the feds was the Hollywood Theater in this resort and casino, which is Copperfield's regular Vegas venue. ANSWER: MGM Grand 3. The alleged assault is said to have occurred at Copperfield's estate on islands he owns that are part of this Caribbean country. ANSWER: The Bahamas

10. Senh Duong founded it in 1998 as a way to coalesce large numbers of movie reviews in one place. For ten points each,

1. What is this website that rates a movie as "fresh" if good reviews make up a high enough percentage of the total reviews? ANSWER: or rottentomatoes.com 2. What % on the tomatometer, which combines all reviews, is required for a film to be deemed "fresh"? ANSWER: 60% 3. Rotten Tomatoes is a part of what Internet entertainment company that includes GameSpy and AskMen and is owned by News Corporation. ANSWER: IGN Entertainment or (Imagine Games Network)

11. For ten points each, name these TV shows associated with Cosmo Kramer:

1. Kramer's acting career included a stint as one of the revolving door of wacky secretaries to the title character of this show. ANSWER: Murphy Brown 2. Kramer once redid his apartment to look like the set of this show. ANSWER: The Merv Griffin Show 3. Kramer's coffee table book about coffee tables was partly derailed after his coffee-spitting appearance on this show. ANSWER: Live with Regis and Kathie Lee

12. Answer the following about deleted and/or controversial CD tracks for ten points each.

1. After Cat Stevens supported a fatwa against Salman Rushdie, Natalie Merchant and company removed their cover of Peace Train from their breakthrough late 1980s album In My Tribe. ANSWER: 10,000 Maniacs 2. Some pressings of Ice-Ts short-lived metal-flavored side project removed the controversial closing track Cop Killer after it attracted undue attention.

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ANSWER: Body Count 3. This band stickered their singles collection Standing On A Beach with a note saying that they condemned the use of their early Albert Camus-inspired single Killing An Arab in fomenting anti-Arab sentiment. ANSWER: The Cure

13. Name these graphic novels recognized for their literary value for ten points each.

1. This Daniel Clowes coming-of-age story bout Enid Coleslaw and Rebecca Dopplemayer was made into a movie with Thora Birch and Scarlett Johansson. ANSWER: Ghost World 2. Expatriate Marjane Satrapi inked this French-language work about growing up in Iran, which has been followed by three sequels and adapted into an animated film. ANSWER: Persepolis 3. This autobiographical work by Alison Bechdel discusses growing up with a cold mortician father who was secretly involved with several teenage boys; the title comes from an abbreviaton of the family business. ANSWER: Fun Home

14. Answer the following about some of the more notable films featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000 for ten points each.

1. MST3K usually skewered sci-fi or horror flicks, but also dissected Mitchell and Final Justice, two different action movies starring this man, perhaps most famous as Sheriff Buford Pusser in Walking Tall. ANSWER: Joe Don Baker 2. Most MST3K episodes feature movies that were commercial and critical failures, but the show's 1996 feature film instead took apart an edited version of this well-regarded sci-fi classic from 1955 directed by Joseph Newman. ANSWER: This Island Earth 3. 1979's Parts: The Clonus Horror is more typical MST3K fare, but its makers are suing Dreamworks and director Michael Bay since this big-budget 2005 thriller of theirs resembles Clonus in a number of ways. ANSWER: The Island

15. This year the NHL started its season in Europe for the first time in league history. For the stated number of points:

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1. For ten points, in what capital city did these games take place? ANSWER: London 2. For five points each, what two Pacific Division teams split their opening pair of games in London? ANSWER: Anaheim Ducks, Los Angeles Kings 3. For ten points, the NHL opened its season in and around this Asian capital city three times in the last 10 years, most recently when Pittsburgh and Nashville opened there in 2000. ANSWER: Tokyo

16. It won the 1978 Academy Award for Best Picture. For ten points each:

1. Identify this Michael Cimino film detailing the effects the Vietnam War has on the lives of a group of Russian-American steelworkers from Clairton, Pennsylvania. ANSWER: The Deer Hunter 2. The ending of The Deer Hunter revolves around the death of this character, who becomes a heroin addict and Russian Roulette player following his stint in a Viet Cong prison camp with Mike and Steven. ANSWER: Nikonar "Nick" Chevotarevich 3. This actor won an Academy Award for portraying Nick. He was also nominated for Worst Supporting Actor Razzies in 2003 for his role in The Country Bears and in 2004 for parts in both Gigli and Kangaroo Jack. ANSWER: Christopher Walken

17. Name these video games featuring the universe of Star Wars for ten points each.

1. The merging of Star Wars and this other toy brand has been successful enough to warrant two sequels and prompt development of versions featuring Batman and Indiana Jones. ANSWER: Lego Star Wars 2. This sequel to Dark Forces sees Kyle Katarn begin to learn how to use Force powers and finally allowed players to engage in lightsaber combat in a video game. ANSWER: Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II 3. This PlayStation fighting game featuring a form of martial arts from the Star Wars universe is widely regarded as one of the worst Star Wars video games to be released. ANSWER: Star Wars: Masters of Ter's K'si

18. 1970 was a banner year for live albums by classic rock artists. Given a title and some additional clues, name the artist or band who produced each one - 5 for one, 10 for two, 20 for three, 30 for all

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four.

1. Absolutely Live, re-released with the collection Alive, She Cried, the title of which was taken from one of their song lyrics, as In Concert in 1991. ANSWER: The Doors 2. Get Yer Ya-Yas Out!, predominantly recorded in 1969 at Madison Square Garden. ANSWER: The Rolling Stones 3. Live at Leeds, much of which was actually recorded in Hull. ANSWER: The Who 4. He released two live albums in 1970, On Stage, which featured his then-recent hit The Wonder Of You, and That's The Way It Is, the soundtrack to the concert documentary of the same name. ANSWER: Elvis Presley (accept either Elvis or Presley)

19. For ten points each, name the club team that won the following for the 2006-07 season.

1. UEFA Champions League ANSWER: AC Milan 2. FA Premiere League ANSWER: Manchester United 3. Serie A ANSWER: FC Internazionale Milano

20. Kraft offers a variety of powdered drinks with lemon flavoring, though it's questionable whether they've ever seen anything resembling a lemon. Name these powdered beverages, for ten points each.

1. A Kraft food brand since 1976, this drink mix comes in lemonade, lemonade iced tea, and strawberry and raspberry flavored lemonade types. ANSWER: Country Time 2. This sugar-free powdered drink mix has 5 calories per 8 fluid ounces and now comes in "on the go" packs for your water bottles. ANSWER: Crystal Light 3. Kraft distributes this German-owned juice drink found in pouches but also has an "on the go", lemon-lime, sports drink mix version. ANSWER: Capri-Sun

21. Answer the following questions about the history of the PG-13 rating for ten points each.

1. The Motion Picture Association of America created the PG-13 rating in 1984 in response to

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outcries about the violence in two Steven Spielberg projects released early that year, one he directed and one he produced that was directed by Joe Dante. Name them for 5 points each. ANSWER: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and 2. The first movie to be rated PG-13 by the MPAA was this 1984 comedy, a coming-of-age tale of a middle-class boy played by Matt Dillon working at an upscale Long Island beach resort. ANSWER: The Flamingo Kid 3. The Flamingo Kid was rated PG-13 first, but the first film released with the PG-13 tag was this cult classic about a group of Brat Packers resisting a Soviet invasion in a small Colorado town. ANSWER:

22. His Lakewood Church in Houston, Texas averages around 50,000 people in services each week and many more on international television broadcasts. For ten points each,

1. Who is this 44-year old Pastor and best selling author of Your Best Life Now? ANSWER: Joel Osteen 2. Osteen's Lakewood Church was known as this from 1998-2003 when it housed the Houston Rockets. ANSWER: Compaq Center 3. Osteen's follow-up to Your Best Life Now is this book released in October 2007. ANSWER: Become a Better You

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