Speaker 1: It's the forty second Friday of twenty twenty five, and
Speaker 1: this is episode four hundred and eighty six of Car
Speaker 1: Trip Trivia. Now I suppose that means there's ten fridays
Speaker 1: to go. Haven't done the exact numbers, but that would
Speaker 1: make sense, wouldn't it. Now? What a pleasure it is
Speaker 1: to be in the car with you today. There are
Speaker 1: some really good ones in today's quiz. How many is
Speaker 1: a pass mark in your joint? Or do you not care?
Speaker 1: Is it all about the participation? Well, good for you.
Speaker 1: We've got some shout outs to get through. Anthony from
Speaker 1: the UK was twelve yesterday This coming Sunday, philipp from
Speaker 1: Brisbane will be eight. Harry from wood End is turning seven,
Speaker 1: Craig from Adelaide turning thirty eight, Alex from Balcatta will
Speaker 1: be seven, Hazel from the Gold Coast will be nine,
Speaker 1: and Trey and Megan from Denver, Colorado are both turning
Speaker 1: thirty two. Now today's birthdays. Eliza from Wenona in Woollongong
Speaker 1: is eleven and Harry from One Term is twenty three.
Speaker 1: I'm Stephen Craye and the Western Bulldogs are they AFL
Speaker 1: team located in footscray. Question one, who came first, Mickey
Speaker 1: Mouse or bugs Bunny? Mickey Mouse in November nineteen twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Bugs didn't come out of his little rabbit hole until
Speaker 1: July nineteen forty. Question two? What type of animal is
Speaker 1: a jumbuck? A jumbuck is a sheep, popularized in the
Speaker 1: famous Banjo Patterson poem which turned into a song, Waltzing Matilda.
Speaker 1: Question three. As a young performer, Stevie Wonder had which
Speaker 1: title at the beginning of his name? Was it the
Speaker 1: Wonderful Stevie Wonder, Master Stevie Wonder or Little Stevie Wonder?
Speaker 1: He went by Little Stevie Wonder. Question number four, with
Speaker 1: over two hundred million speakers on which continent is Swahili
Speaker 1: spoken Africa? Question five? Beginning with C, what word describes
Speaker 1: the period of time spent recovering from an illness convalescence?
Speaker 1: Question six? In a game of one day cricket, how
Speaker 1: many overs does each team bowl? Fifty overs? Each? Question seven?
Speaker 1: Which city lent its name to the baked beef dish
Speaker 1: that is wrapped in short crust pastry beef? Wellington? Now
Speaker 1: that's Wellington in England, not New Zealand. Sorry, friends. Question eight,
Speaker 1: Where in a piece of music does the coder appear
Speaker 1: at the end of the piece or the finale? Question nine?
Speaker 1: Which international travel company based in Australia features the captain
Speaker 1: in its marketing campaigns? Flight Center? Question number ten. Which
Speaker 1: daytime television talk show host was once the mayor of Cincinnati?
Speaker 1: Was it Phil Donahre, Was it Sally Jesse Raphael? Or
Speaker 1: was it Jerry Springer? Jerry Springer was the dip was
Speaker 1: the fifty sixth mayor of Cincinnati for one year starting
Speaker 1: in nineteen seventy seven. Question eleven, beginning with W, what
Speaker 1: is a pocket sized folding case for holding money and
Speaker 1: plastic cards A wallet? Question twelve, the last line of
Speaker 1: which famous novel is The creatures outside looked from pig
Speaker 1: to man, and from man to pig, and from pig
Speaker 1: to man again. But already it was impossible to say
Speaker 1: which was which animal farm by George Orwell. Question thirteen.
Speaker 1: A politically and economically unstable country reliant on exporting a
Speaker 1: single commodity can be referred to as a what republic
Speaker 1: a banana republic? Question fourteen, beginning with P. What is
Speaker 1: the resolution of a TV screen measured in pixels. The
Speaker 1: more pixels, the better your picture. Question fifteen. Which tropical
Speaker 1: disease was once injected into patients to treat insanity? Malaria? Yes, malaria.
Speaker 1: It was deemed effective against infections, certain infections that caused insanity.
Speaker 1: Then they worked out that penicillin did a better job.
Speaker 1: Question sixteen. Which snooker ball has the highest value? Black?
Speaker 1: It's worth seven points? Question seventeen. Which colors are the
Speaker 1: names of the two main tributaries of the River Nile,
Speaker 1: the Blue Nile and the White Nile. Question eighteen. How
Speaker 1: many stories are there in the Empire State Building? Is
Speaker 1: it eighty two, ninety two or one hundred and two?
Speaker 1: There are one hundred and two stories in the Empire
Speaker 1: State Building? Question nineteen. In which fictional city is the
Speaker 1: movie Monsters Inc Set Monstropolis. Let's do a who am I?
Speaker 1: And then we'll get the Friday funny on how's that sound?
Speaker 1: And we're on. Question twenty is a who am I?
Speaker 1: Born in Spokane, Washington in September nineteen ninety seven. I
Speaker 1: have one brother and my mother is a former criminal
Speaker 1: defense lawyer. I attended Saint George's School and played every
Speaker 1: sport I could, including combat sports and wakeboarding, which has
Speaker 1: left me with a permanent scar near my left eye.
Speaker 1: After landing a small part in the TV show Heroes
Speaker 1: in two thousand and nine, I moved to Los Angeles
Speaker 1: for a role in the horror comedy Zombies of Mass Destruction,
Speaker 1: which led to more television appearances in nine O two
Speaker 1: one zero, Pretty Little Liars, the mini series Sharp Objects,
Speaker 1: and the twenty eighteen Netflix series Everything Sucks. My big
Speaker 1: break came in the second series of The Handmaid's Tale,
Speaker 1: the HBO drama series Euphoria, and in the Tarantino movie
Speaker 1: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Other notable roles include
Speaker 1: season one of The White Lotus, Marvel's Madam Webb, and
Speaker 1: the horror movie Immaculate. I hosted an episode of Saturday
Speaker 1: Night Live in twenty twenty four and feature in Ron
Speaker 1: Howard's new thriller Eden, but have recently been drawn into
Speaker 1: an unexpected controversy surrounding my brand endorsement of American Eagle genes.
Speaker 1: I Am I Am Sidney Sweeney.
Speaker 2: Live from the studios of Carshok Trivia. It's the Friday
Speaker 2: Funny with Rudy and Henry.
Speaker 1: The boys are back in town. Henry two weeks ago.
Speaker 1: How are you, pal?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm back again, and.
Speaker 1: Rudy, you guys have been working on a little routine, Yes.
Speaker 2: We have, and I think my patient is sick.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm intrigued. What have you got for us?
Speaker 2: Come very weak and I'm extremely hungry. Hmmm, it looks
Speaker 2: like you've got a Lamington in your ear and a
Speaker 2: sausage of your nose. Clearly you're not eating properly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, you guys are very good. I talked about
Speaker 1: Laurel and Hardy, but maybe it's Jerry, Seinfeld and Kramer
Speaker 1: perhaps do you know who they are?
Speaker 2: No clue. That's all from us and to all of
Speaker 2: our liss this have areat weekend, and uh, feed your
Speaker 2: dog and don't forget to brush your teeth and look
Speaker 2: your doors and be nice to your mom boys, and
Speaker 2: ah right right right, stay