- Oh, now trivia, to me, is different than trivia to you.
- Oh. (laughs)
- (React) We've got a big cash prize.
- Okay. - Wow.
- (React) $100 Sizzler gift card.
(Angel gasps) - Wow!
- What?
- Oh wow, I haven't had Sizzler... - Sizzler in so long!
- Wait, what's Sizzler's?
(Rhoda laughs)
- Oh, I used to live at Sizzler.
- (React) Our boomers are gonna be asking the questions,
but it's up to our Gen-Zers to find out the answers.
- Mm. - What?
- (React) Every round you fail,
you're gonna lose $10 from that gift card.
- You gotta give me everything.
Set your bar of expectations low, okay?
(both laugh)
- So there's 10 questions.
- (React) There are 11 questions, so you might end up
owing me money if you fail all of them.
- (gasps) No! - Don't fail.
- Oh, I'm good, I'm chilling, okay.
- Name the four Beatles.
Do you not know the names of the four Beatles?
- I don't know anything about the Beatles.
- This is very easy, I grew up with the Beatles, so.
- I loved their music. - True.
- I still listen to the Beatles.
There's no one like 'em.
- They're still popular today.
- Girls would scream and swoon. (Angel laughs)
- (React) Rhoda, did you scream and swoon?
- I probably did, I did attend them at the Dodger Stadium.
- Were you a big fan of the Beatles?
- I was, I still am.
- We got Zayn. (laughs)
That's One Direction.
- Other name for bathroom, think of a man's name, bathroom.
- Okay, okay.
- Luckily, my dad raised me with the Beatles.
Like, his favorite band.
- Sounds like (yawns).
- In his name is a jewelry item.
- An earring back, a necklace, a ring.
- With another letter coming after that.
- There's a Richie in here. - No.
(Jair laughs)
- Ringo, Ringa? - There you go.
- Ringo? - You got that one, you got it.
- A person who helps carry the coffin
into and out of the church.
- (gasps) Got it, I, yes. - Okay.
- Wait, that was a great clue.
- Uh, there's an Archie in here. - Not even close.
- (laughs) Not even close?
- Sounds like gorge? - George.
- Okay, you ready? You ready for my answer?
- Alright, Leonard, Paul, Ringo, and James.
- John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr.
- Okay, John Lennon, Sam Ring, then there's a Tom,
there's always a Tom in every group, right?
There's gotta be a Tom.
- Ugh. Ron, Hall, George, and Ringo.
- (Paul) Hello, my name's Paul McCartney.
- Paul? - Mm-hmm.
- (Paul) And I play bass guitar.
- He played the bass guitar?
- (George) I'm George Harrison. - George.
- (George) And I play solo guitar. - George!
- (Ringo) This is Ringo Starr, and I play drums.
- Oh!
- (John) This is John Lennon, and I play better guitar.
(both laugh)
- I feel like I missed out.
- Hey, we got 50%, that's not bad.
(both laugh) - We got 50!
- I got two! (laughs)
- No, I think that's amazing you got two of 'em.
- I probably said one or something.
- (sighs) It was nice to hear their voices.
(Angel laughs)
What Apollo mission resulted in the first moon landing?
(Jaxon sighs)
- (React) Do you remember this, Cynthia?
- I do.
- It was July, 1969.
- I don't even think my mother was born! (laughs)
- I remember exactly where I was sitting.
I was more interested in my boyfriend
than what was going on, I guess.
- Alright, is it a double digit number?
- Yes.
- Apollo 10?
- Keep going. - Nine.
- There's a lot of missions, and so I don't know if it was 11.
I don't know if it was 13.
- Keep going. - Eight.
- The other direction. - 12.
- In between. - 11.
- I think so!
- Well then, it should be Apollo 1 maybe, I don't know.
- Oh. - I don't know!
- I think Apollo 11 was the movie.
- The first man walked on the moon.
It was brilliantly fantastic.
- This is the answer I'm locking in, Apollo 11.
- Boom, Apollo 13.
- I think it's Apollo 11.
- We're gonna say Apollo I,
and I put a roman numeral,
'cause I think that makes it sound more official.
- The space race was fun. That was cool.
I'm just thinking about it.
- (man) We're getting a picture on the TV.
- Yay!
- Hey! - Yeah, let's go, Gary!
- Apollo 11? - Ugh, what happened to the first 10?
- You got one part of it.
- I'm gonna add like one more tick there.
- One small step for man.
- Woah.
This is like real footage?
- Okay, which U.S. president was assassinated in 1963?
- I should know this, shouldn't I?
- For whatever reason, I was thinking of Ronald Reagan.
He had an assassination attempt, and I was thinking of the '80s.
- No, please give me every single hint you can.
- Okay, here we go again. - Charades and everything.
- The first name is (yawns). - Yes, okay.
- For this one, I remember, I was at school,
at Hollywood High School, and I was devastated.
- I'm thinking of, not, was Cold War the '70s?
Cold War was the '70s, no.
- First name, middle name, last name, right?
- Yeah, but he's famous for three initials.
- We're just gonna say names and just give me the look, okay?
- Thomas Jefferson.
- John F. Kennedy?
- Alright, John F. Kennedy. - Yep.
- The man himself, John F. Kennedy.
- Give me my $90! John F. Kennedy!
- (Walter) And this is the bulletin that has just cleared from Dallas.
- Walter Cronkite.
- (Walter) That the two priests who were in the emergency room
where President Kennedy lay after being taken
from the Dallas street corner where he was shot
say that he is dead.
- Wait, so why did they kill him?
- Remember that, that's Walter Cronkite,
who was the foremost news reporter of the day.
- That was a world changing life changing moment there.
- Who played Don Corleone in 1972's The Godfather?
The first one.
- Shoot.
I know his name, but I don't know his name.
- I also remember I cut class to take the bus
to Hollywood to watch this movie at the Pantages.
- Wow. - He looks so familiar.
I don't know who that is.
- First name, there's a, when you're sport fishing,
it's a big fish that people wanna catch.
- (laughs) My first thing is carp, and that's not it!
- I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse.
- Okay, I feel like it starts with a C.
- No, one up. - B!
- They said that he stuffed marbles in his mouth
to get that jowly effect, very clever idea.
- Think of Louis Vuitton.
Like Christian Dior is a famous...
- What do they do when they put a ranch's logo on a cow,
with a... - Brand!
- What does his name rhyme with?
- I don't know if you've ever heard of,
it's like a bra, bandeau.
- Alright, is it Brando?
Marlon Brando! - There you go!
- King Arthur, the court magician.
- That's his last name? Bandeau?
- Well, sounds like. - Van Gogh.
- No.
- Michael Brando?
- Alright, Marlon Brando.
- Pass. (laughs)
- I just wrote down Salvador.
I don't know if that's anything close to his name.
- Yeah, yeah! I can't.
- (Vito) Invited me to your house for a cup of coffee.
- You come to me on the day of my daughter's wedding.
- (Vito) Even though my wife was godmother...
- He has marbles in his mouth?
- (Vito) Let's be frank here.
- Such a great movie.
- (Vito) You never wanted my friendship.
- Man, okay, tonight. I'm watching that, Gary.
- You gotta watch one and two.
This 1972 political scandal led to the resignation
of President Nixon.
- I am not a crook!
- I never told a lie. (both laugh)
- Oh shoot, I don't know exactly what he did.
- Oh my gosh, I'm gonna need help, but I think I should know this.
- This exposed the terrible things he did.
He was taping conversations.
- Okay, so he lied about something.
- This guy was such a sleezeball.
- Yeah.
- And he was totally nutso.
- It got its name from the name of the building that it took place in.
- The first part, the name of the building,
is something that you drink. - Wine!
- Uh, clear.
- Water!
- And the second part
is like a door that you open out to the yard.
- Alright, ready for this? Here we go.
- Yeah. - Watergate.
- Watergate. I am not a crook.
- Watergate!
- Bush did it. (group laughs)
- (Barbara) Talking about the Watergate break in.
- (gasps) That's her, Barbara Walters, look at her.
- (Barbara) The widening cast of characters...
- Watergate.
- Wow. - Watergate break in, there he is.
- (Richard) I have never been a quitter.
- (laughs) Famous last words.
- (Richard) ...is abhorrent to every instinct in my body.
- Oh my gosh.
- (Richard) But as president... - Oh wow.
- (Richard) I must put the interests of America first.
- There he is. Tricky Dicky!
- (laughs) You didn't like this man.
- Oh no. No one liked this man.
- You were like nope.
- She's beautiful though,
they were allowed to wear that back then?
The news now is so different.
- I don't remember her dressing so funky.
- This iconic TV opening is from which 1970s show?
- My name is Rhoda,
and I was a good friend of this character,
and then it spun off to a TV series named Rhoda,
which you've probably never heard of either.
But that is my name.
- The first show about how strong women is.
- I don't think I know this.
- I genuinely don't think I know it at all.
- (React) What was the importance of this show?
- An independent woman, she had the whole nation,
the whole world behind her, we loved her.
- Okay, how many words is it?
How do we think? - She had three names.
- Oh!
- I Love Lucy.
- No, this is after Lucy. - Oh, I'm too early, wow!
- I'm trying to think of just names.
- The first name rhymes with Barry.
- Larry. - It's a woman's name.
- Mary, Mary?
- What is a female horse?
- It's not a bitch, is it?
- That's a dog and my ex best friend.
- Roseanne is a female name, that's from the '90s.
I Love Lucy, that doesn't count.
It's not Cheers, that's from '80s and '90s.
- And the show is named after her real name.
- Marietta? - Mary...
- Mary Had A Little Lamb.
- Squares of something that are glued down on the floor.
- Tiles. - Yeah.
So the one that does that would be called a...
- Tile-er.
- I'm fine with the first name. (laughs)
- A man or a woman that sews clothes for you.
- You're given a serving, and you say I like that so much,
I want... - More!
- Cross this out. - No?
- (React) Gary! - That's not right?
- This is hard!
- This is gonna be 70 bucks. I'm like, oh, it's going down.
- Mary Tyler Moore.
- Carrianne Sewing Smith.
- Okay, I originally put Mary Tyler Moore.
- Alright, I genuinely have no clue.
- Same here.
- We... - Yeah.
- Mary Tyler Moore!
- Oh, Mary Tyler Moore! - Oh!
- Oh, this is nice.
- ♪ How will you make it ♪ ♪ On your own ♪
- (laughs) We're going to the Sizzler!
- Yeah, look at that.
- You would think this was the Gen-Z,
and I was the boomer. - Definitely.
- Gary, (laughs) definitely. (both laugh)
- In what decade did the Berlin Wall fall?
- I was quizzed on this so many times as a kid.
- Good God.
- (React) You're gonna guess both the decade,
and then put a year.
If you get the year right, I'll give you $10 back.
- Hmm. - Okay.
- Okay, Berlin. That's Germany.
- Is the 1800s too far?
- You probably don't know what the Berlin Wall was, but...
- I've heard of it.
- At one time it divided West Germany and East Germany,
and so families that lived on both sides of it
couldn't even see each other.
- Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.
- Yes, okay.
- It's the U.S. against the Russians, really,
that's all it's all about, and also...
- Was that Stalin? Is that around that time?
- No, that's Reagan. Yeah, he's like,
Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.
- Are you okay? - No, I can't look at it.
- Oh no, just give me like a little hint.
- Well, it was during my lifetime.
I was born after the 1800s.
- So this has gotta be like the '60s.
- You're going too far back. (laughs)
- After the 1980s?
- And before the turn of the century.
- Oh, okay, so, ooh, ooh, ooh!
Okay.
- (laughs) I can't do this, I'm not getting it.
I don't know.
- 1982.
- 1989.
- 1986.
- It's hard to believe that it was not until the '80s,
but I think it's very possible.
- Yes! - Yay, yay, good job!
- Oh, I need a hug. - I told you!
- Dang it, so I didn't get the year right,
but I got the decade. - Got the decade!
- I had 1988 originally!
- So exciting. - Oh!
- This was just, we were just cheering, and oh.
- Oh, that was so great when they tore that down.
It's so symbolic of other things we need to tear down.
- Freddie Mercury was the lead singer
of which band? - Queen.
- You should know that.
- Is the group iconic?
- One word, very iconic. It's the name of a monarch.
- Not the king.
- ♪ On and on and on and on ♪ (Cynthia laughs)
♪ We are the champions ♪ ♪ My friend ♪
- Oh, Queen Elizabeth.
- 20,000 people would respond to him.
- I'm always so scared, 'cause I might be wrong.
(Catherine screams) Queen?
- Yay, we didn't lose money!
- There was a great movie about him recently.
- Wow. - Queen.
- ♪ Just killed a man ♪ Boom, boom, pop, pop.
- Those were the music. (laughs)
- The movie was so good.
- ♪ Now he's dead ♪ ♪ Momma ♪
- I was scared to say the word,
I was like I'm gonna say the wrong word.
- ♪ Life had just begun ♪
- I thought it was momma just killed a man.
- Who starred as Benjamin Braddock in the 1967 classic, The Graduate?
- Now, that's an old movie,
but you probably listened to the song.
- Wait, that's the photo you choose?
Oh my, what? No!
- He's cute though.
- That actually doesn't look like him.
- First name, okay? - When you clean house.
You get rid of the little particles. - Dust?
- Yes!
- He looks like the dude who played Willy Wonka.
- Oh, he's young.
- Out. - In.
(gasps)
- Okay, he was in the movie The Godfather.
- Kramer vs. Kramer, with Meryl Streep.
- Oh my God, my brain is like a fragmented puzzle.
- This movie, he was like a spectrum, with Tom Cruise,
he was the brother of Tom Cruise.
- Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!
I know exactly what you're talking about!
- It's like the three little pigs,
so he... - Huff.
- I don't know his name,
but the fact that I know the actor, I know it's Rain Man.
- Dustin Scofman.
- Dustin Hoffman.
- That would be a tough one for you.
- Jessie Tucker.
- A Street Car Named Desire. (both laugh)
(Gary laughs) - (Benjamin) Here we are.
You got me into your house, you gave me a drink.
- I love these older movies.
- (Benjamin) Now, you start opening up your personal life to me,
and tell me your husband won't be home for hours.
- Oh, she a little horny.
- That is one of the most famous shots in the world.
- Yeah.
- Aw, look at that. - Mrs. Robinson.
- She's bad, like, I wouldn't have blamed him.
She's pretty.
- Which American serial killer confessed to 30 homicides
committed between 1974 and 1978? - Jeffrey Dahmer.
- It's either John Wayne Gacy or Ted Bundy.
- It's such a small window,
that the person I'm thinking had a bigger window of killing people.
- Yeah, it was scary.
You know, people didn't wanna go out.
You know, to make sure everybody's accounted for at night.
- I would assume Ted Bundy, 'cause he's more,
yeah, 'cause he, I feel like he got away with...
But I don't think he ever admitted it.
- How did he kill his victims?
- I think strangling, yeah. - Strangled?
Damn!
- It's either a J or a C for the first name, I'm thinking.
- Did you watch the series? - Yes, I'm disgusted.
I absolutely despise Jeffrey Dahmer.
If you dressed your kid as Jeffrey Dahmer,
I, like, how?
- Jeffrey Dahmer?
- This is the more famous one, I think.
So I'm going with Ted Bundy.
- Scranton Strangler.
- (Ted) What's going through my mind?
- There we go, Ted Bundy, wow.
- Oh, it's...
- Ted Bundy. No!
- He's a smart guy. - Oh yeah, a lot of them are.
- Yeah, very creepy.
- This comedian hosted the very first SNL in October 11, 1975.
- Is that the guy?
- I did not realize he hosted the first one.
- That's him?
- The very first Saturday Night Live. Who is this?
- He looks like a Bee Gee.
- I remember watching it after you watched Mary Tyler Moore.
(both laugh) It was the same night.
- Do you know him for the... He like, is that him?
- He broke down the censorship of words on TV in his bit.
- Not John, not Paul, and not Ringo. - And obvious, oh?
- Alright, I'm gonna go with Lenny or George.
- Well, it's got like an automobile in the first syllable.
- Mercedes.
- To drive, to steer, to turn?
- The kind of thing that you're driving in is called a...
- Car.
- You draw it.
- Straight line. Car lane, car line, car...
- George Costanza.
No, wait!
- Paul Carr? (laughs) You just...
What?
- Alright. George C.
(both laugh)
- I wrote George Carter.
- George Carlin? - Yes!
- See if I, yeah, if I heard him beforehand.
Dang it.
- (George) All the football and baseball games.
Football's kinda nice, they changed it a little bit.
They moved the hash marks in, guys found them and smoked 'em anyway.
(audience laughs)
- (laughs) He was drug culture, known for his drug culture humor.
- Back in those days, it was heavy censorship.
- Really? - It'd get bleeped.
- I feel like I'm, I need to educate myself.
- I knew the Beatles' names, okay?
When they said those, that's, wow, okay.
- (React) Any final thoughts? Did you have fun?
- Relief? (laughs) - Yes!
Oh my gosh, Gary! Yes!
- You did great. - Thank you.
- 'Cause you listen too. - I did.
I was understanding what you were saying,
and it's 'cause you're amazing.
- Thank you guys for watching this episode.
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