Transcript 8/21/24 Jason Ritter & Natasha Leggero

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Jason Ritter and Natasha Leggero

They played a brother and sister on “Another Period.” Jason’s charity is the Huntington’s Disease Society of America. Natasha’s charity is Donors Choose.

$100
Which of these luxury brands shares its name with a seating section of an airplane that is not very luxurious?
A: Dior B: Coach
C: Prada D: Nolegga Rooma

Answer

B: Coach

$200
A patriotic dessert, Flag Cake is topped with a layer of whipped cream, rows of strawberries, and a rectangular arrangement of what?
A: Peaches B: Blueberries
C: Kiwi D: Banana

Answer

B: Blueberries

$300
Possibly a turn-off if you’re thinking about a career in medicine, what specialty has a prefix meaning “rectum”?
A: Anesthesiology B: Rheumatology
C: Proctology D: Immunology

Answer

C: Proctology

$500
I’ll have what he’s having…In 2023, Billy Crystal visited Katz’s Deli in New York for the first time since filming a scene there for what movie?
A: City Slickers B: The Princess Bride
C: Analyze This D: When Harry Met Sally

Answer

D: When Harry Met Sally

$1,000
To encourage voter participation, what U.S. state urges its residents to “GeauxVote”?
A: Louisiana B: Maine
C: Oregon D: Minnesota

Answer

A: Louisiana

$2,000
Retail chain Party City filed for bankruptcy in 2023 partly due to the rising cost of what gas?
A: Butane B: Nitrous oxide
C: Helium D: Ammonia

Answer

C: Helium

$4,000
Any college athlete can tell you that the “L” in the acronym “NIL” stands for what?
A: Legacy B: License
C: Labor D: Likeness

ATH

Jimmy says college athletes can now get paid for their likeness.

Answer

D: Likeness

$8,000
What classic rom-com was originally titled “3,000,” a reference to the amount of money paid by one main character to another?
A: Moonstruck B: Pretty Woman
C: You’ve Got Mail D: Annie Hall

Answer

B: Pretty Woman

$16,000
A pun lost on preschoolers, “Donkey Hodie” is a children’s PBS series whose title is a play on a classic novel by what author?
A: Miguel de Cervantes B: Leo Tolstoy
C: Jonathan Swift D: Voltaire

Answer

A: Miguel de Cervantes

$32,000
In a 2024 viral TikTok post, Dr. Dana Brems explains that you can give yourself a quick “dehydration check” by doing which of the following?
A: Rubbing your eyes vigorously B: Making fists with your toes
C: Pinching your skin D: Tousling your hair

50/50

Jason thinks it’s pinching your skin or maybe making fists with your toes. 50/50 leaves C & D.

Answer

C: Pinching your skin

Commercial break

$64,000
In 2023, what rock legend’s song “Love is a Long Road” surged 37,000% in Spotify plays after it was featured in the “Grand Theft Auto VI” trailer?
A: Elvis Presley B: Neil Young
C: Chuck Berry D: Tom Petty

ATA

Jason has watched this trailer many times and doesn’t remember the music. Natasha says it’s not the name of a Neil Young or Elvis song.
A: 3% B: 5% C: 11% D: 81%

Answer

D: Tom Petty

$125,000
Since 2002, what U.S. city has displayed giant portraits on its buildings honoring hometown heroes like Diane Sawyer, Jennifer Lawrence and Jack Harlow?
A: Phoenix, Arizona B: Louisville, Kentucky
C: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania D: Kansas City, Missouri

PAF

Jason’s gut feeling is Louisville. Natasha shortens the question. Their PAF, comedian Guy Barnum, guesses Kansas City. His second choice is Philadelphia.

Answer

B: Louisville, Kentucky
Jason and Natasha win $32,000 for their charities.

[Game Girl]

I remember hearing a little bit about the college kids wanting to get paid with sports but I only remember it briefly when it was just done. (and I honestly thought it was a salary of somesort,not really hearing everything about it) anyway it makes sense he knows it considering he had to make a lot of jokes about it on his late show. this was a decent group even though I would say not that entertaining. (though I think it might just be a different type compare to the rambunctious type that we have been seeing recently)

I am not sure why they did not leave. this question it's more like one of those small town big deal (public interest, though the show referenced is more about festivals) type of things that unless you have a decent idea is really not the type of thing you can even gauge.

these are the kind of scenes in which I wonder if the celebrity even realises they have the ability to leave or forgot. (and that was not sarcastic, there was a reason Regis reminded the people in later rounds though they were never this bad the last time the show was on) looking at the final question to triple check to make sure I did not miss anything in this post the final statement "we got to say it" also makes it look that way. anyhow I did enjoy this episode but if you replay that 125,000 question it plays basically a list of things not to do though I am playing for a little harder because she has been on the show before. (though I would have to search on here are the results because it was a while ago)
(it is the middle of the night so I not going to find where I should naturally position this. - I would say Louisville is also very popular for baseball bats so I think most people would not consider it for anything not like that and that might have added to it in general for randomly guessing it. just something I think I should point out though that might be the J board in me.)

[jarnon]

I would say Louisville is also very popular for baseball bats so I think most people would not consider it for anything not like that and that might have added to it in general for randomly guessing it. just something I think I should point out though that might be the J board in me.

Also thoroughbred racing.

If the question had mentioned Muhammad Ali it would have been a gimme.