You know, we have a lot of shirtless hunks on this show,
but there's more to these men than their looks.
That's why I want to give these guys a chance
to prove that their most beautiful muscle isn't
their abs.
It's that V thing right below them.
Then after that, it's their brain,
and they're going to show off their beautiful brains right
now with another edition--
oh I love this so much--
it's time for Hubba Hubba Quiz Quiz.
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All right.
Let's bring out our contestants, Kevin Phillips
and our returning champ Matt.
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Hello, fellows.
So you're Kevin?
Yes, I'm Kevin.
Hi Kevin.
Hi.
How are you doing?
Good.
How are you doing?
Not bad.
All right.
And you are?
Phil.
All right.
How are you doing?
I'm all right.
How about yourself?
All right.
Good.
Thank you for asking.
Matt, what's up?
Doing good.
How are you?
All right.
Wait.
Did you ask that?
You're our-- huh?
Yeah, I did ask that.
It's not part of the quiz yet.
That was just a hello.
All right.
But you're our returning champ.
You're doing well.
You must be really proud of yourself.
Very proud.
Good.
All right.
Here we go.
Matt, we're going to start with you.
OK?
We breathe oxygen. You obviously know that.
And I don't want to insult you but what do we exhale?
Carbon dioxide.
Yes.
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[APPLAUSE]
Matt.
Matt, I'm so proud of you.
You've been studying.
Kevin.
You can call me Ellen, but what do you
call an adult female horse?
Steed?
What?
A steed?
Steve?
Steed?
Spell that.
S-T-E-E-D.
No.
No, it's a mare.
M-A-R-E. Mare.
Mare.
Yeah, not mayor like the governor and mayor.
Mare.
Next time.
Next time, yes.
Phil.
Ice Cube is on the show today.
In Fahrenheit, what temperature does water freeze?
Fahrenheit.
32 degrees.
That is right.
Sweet.
Tough competition today.
I know, Matt.
You've got some competition.
The term breeze and gale describe the speed of what?
Winds?
Yes.
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Yes.
A gale-- yes, yes.
The breeze gave it away though.
True.
Yeah
Because that's wind.
Yeah, the breeze is wind.
Right.
So what else would it be?
Nothing.
No.
It can't be.
No, it can't.
Kevin.
Ooh la la, this is a good one.
What's the meaning of the French term au revoir?
Hello?
So close.
Goodbye.
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I knew that one.
So close.
Yeah, I know.
Almost.
It's just on the other side.
The other way around.
Yes.
Phil, finish this saying an ounce of prevention
is worth a pound of--
Apologies?
No.
[BUZZING]
Cure.
Yes.
Have you heard that before?
No.
OK.
Matt, you didn't know that either?
No, but you got the wind and that's good.
Kim, Khloe, Courtney, all types of Kardashians.
Ingenious-- and well, it's spelled ingenious,
and I thought so.
Indigenous?
No.
I was reading it, Andy.
Don't interrupt me, and then go just read it.
I, like--
Igneous.
Yes, igneous.
Igneous.
Igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic
are all types of what?
Rocks.
Yes.
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Sedentary is what--
Sedentary?
Sedimentary.
Yes.
It's like cement.
Yeah.
Well, not really.
It wasn't spelled-- sedimentary isn't--
Sediment.
It's a sediment.
Sedimentary is not spelled like cement.
Yeah, you're right.
Granules.
Mmm.
Shh.
[LAUGHTER]
Rocks.
You got it right.
Just leave it alone.
Quit while you're ahead.
Kevin.
TGIF means thank goodness it's Friday.
In finance, what does IRA stand for.
Internal Revenue Attendance?
That was a good guess.
[BUZZING]
Individual retirement account.
IRA Yeah, different than IRS.
I also don't have one.
Yeah, yeah.
You do not have one, do you?
All right.
What is a palindrome?
Palindrome.
That's right.
Can I hear it in a sentence?
[LAUGHTER]
Yes.
I guess that was a sentence.
Yeah.
Here's the sentence.
What is a palindrome?
Palindrome.
It's a tool.
Animal.
Y'all laughing for every answer.
It's something used to paint with.
No.
It's an animal used for painting.
No, it is not- it's a world.
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It is piercing, that sound.
It's a word that can be spelled both frontwards and backwards
like pop.
You know, dad--
You can't paint with that.
Things like that.
All right.
So I guess this is over.
Thanks for playing.
You're getting hair gel and a mirror, both of you.
All of you.
[APPLAUSE]
Yeah.
All right.
Yeah.