Episode 564 - Yogi Berra: Philosopher - Places To Go Before You Die - Guys Named Gary - Earls - "Angel"Ic Songs

Instant Trivia

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 564, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet.

Round 1. Category: Yogi Berra: Philosopher

• 1: Completes Yogi's simple but profound statement "It ain't over 'til...".
• it's over.
• 2: Yogi surmised that in baseball "90 percent of the game is half" this.
• mental.
• 3: Yogi once asked that this food dish be cut in 4 pieces because he wasn't hungry enough to eat 8.
• pizza.
• 4: Yogi warned that "You got to be careful if you don't know where you're going because you might not" do this.
• get there.
• 5: Yogi once reflected that it was this psychological term "all over again".
• deja vu.

Round 2. Category: Places To Go Before You Die

• 1: On the Greek isle of Aegina, at the orchards full of these nuts, you can see them before they're dyed red.
• pistachios.
• 2: This Canadian city's Bata Shoe Museum has Pierre Trudeau's sandals; now that's worth "CN".
• Toronto.
• 3: The Museumboot will take you through this city's canals with stops near the Rembrandt House and Rijksmuseum.
• Amsterdam.
• 4: Though this city encircled by Hebei province is China's second-largest, it's the one you think of first.
• Peking (Beijing).
• 5: In its native tongue, this Himalayan kingdom is called Drukyul.
• Bhutan.

Round 3. Category: Guys Named Gary

• 1: Now semi-retired, this odd cartoonist got his start at the San Francisco Chronicle in 1979.
• Gary Larson.
• 2: He appeared with Tom Hanks in "Forrest Gump" and "Apollo 13", and with Nicolas Cage in "Snake Eyes".
• Gary Sinise.
• 3: This South African won golf's Masters Tournament in 1961.
• Gary Player.
• 4: This South Dakota native was the golden-toned voice of TV's "Laugh-In".
• Gary Owens.
• 5: A Russian chess grandmaster, this man lost to a computer in 1997.
• Garry Kasparov.

Round 4. Category: Earls

• 1: Earl Browder, author of "Marx And America", was general secretary of this U.S. party from 1930 to 1944.
• Communist Party.
• 2: By the time he died in 1992, his "Any Car, Any Color" offer had risen from $29.95 to $119.95.
• Earl Scheib.
• 3: He narrated, no doubt resonantly, the 1972 documentary "Malcolm X".
• James Earl Jones.
• 4: This future chief justice was Dewey's running mate when he didn't defeat Truman.
• Earl Warren.
• 5: "The Ballad of Jed Clampett" wasn't recorded by Flatt and Sharp but by Flatt and him.
• Earl Scruggs.

Round 5. Category: "Angel"Ic Songs

• 1: Only Billboard Top 40 hit for Alan O'Day, it climbed all the way to No. 1:"Cryin' on my pillow, lonely in my bed /Then I heard a voice beside me, and she softly said /Wonder is your night light, magic is your dream...".
• "Undercover Angel".
• 2: Marilee Rush and Juice Newton hit the Top Ten telling us about this angel.
• "Angel of the Morning" (Angel in the Morning accepted).
• 3: In 1955, both The Crew-Cuts and The Penguins asked her, "When will you be mine?".
• "Earth Angel".
• 4: In '62 Neil Sedaka called himself "The luckiest devil in the neighborhood" because he lived there.
• "Next Door to an Angel".
• 5: Charley Pride advised 1st to do this, then "Love her like the devil when you get back home".
• "Kiss an Angel Good Mornin'".

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