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Transcript 11/25/15 Brennan Mulligan

#1 Post by BBTranscriptTeam » Fri Nov 27, 2015 2:19 pm

Brennan Mulligan
Hell’s Kitchen, N.Y.
Writer of a feminist superhero comic


Brennan’s +1 is his godfather Stewart Wolpin.

$500
Once used to refer to the inspection of race horses by animal doctors, what term describes the background checks political candidates undergo?
A: Vetting B: Dentisting
C: Podiatristing D: Otolaryngologisting
Answer
A: Vetting
$1,000
Owning brands such as Ray-Ban and Oakley, the massive Luxottica corporation has come under fire for using its near-monopoly to keep prices high on what?
A: Handbags B: Glasses
C: Sports cars D: Exotic pets
Answer
B: Glasses
$2,000
Though it sounds like a little kid’s pronunciation, which of these was once an accepted way of spelling a certain Shakespeare comedy?
A: Fiff Night B: Ninfe Night
C: Twelfe Night D: “This many” Nights
Answer
C: Twelfe Night
$3,000
According to Caroll Spinney, what beloved character was invited on the 1986 Challenger mission, but didn’t go because the costume was too large?
A: Big Bird B: Ronald McDonald
C: Tinky-Winky D: Winnie-the-Pooh
Answer
A: Big Bird
Chris says Spinney is the man inside Big Bird.
$5,000
Made for those who like their drinks both cold and spicy hot, Rogue Ales recently used what beer, brewed with a popular Thai chili sauce?
A: Cholula Hot Porter B: Tapatio Hot Hefeweizen
C: Tabasco Hot Pilsner D: Sriracha Hot Stout
Answer
D: Sriracha Hot Stout
Commercial break

$7,000
A doctor would likely say you’ve got a mild case of obdormition followed by paraesthesia if you visited him with complaints about your what?
A: Eye that keeps twitching B: Shoulder that throbs painfully
C: Leg that falls asleep D: Stomach that growls loudly
50/50
50/50 leaves B & C, which are the choices that Brennan had narrowed it down to.
ATA
B: 26% C: 74%
Brennan finally remembers that dormir is Spanish for sleep.
Answer
C: Leg that falls asleep
$10,000
Adopting its subject’s alias for its title, the 2014 Oscar-winning documentary “Citizenfour” is about what controversial person?
A: Glenn Beck B: Donald Rumsfeld
C: David Miscavige D: Edward Snowden
Answer
D: Edward Snowden
$20,000
What two cities, which have both held the Games since, were set to host the 1940 and ’44 Summer Olympics until they were canceled due to the war?
A: Paris and New York City B: Tokyo and London
C: Moscow and Toronto D: Buenos Aires and Barcelona
Spoiler
Brennan knows Tokyo and London are Olympic cities.
Answer
B: Tokyo and London
Commercial break

$30,000
According to the United States Census Bureau, after English, the language most commonly spoken in Hawaii is what?
A: French B: Tagalog
C: Yupik D: Korean
Spoiler
Brennan rules out French and Korean, and thinks Yupik sounds Scandinavian or Inuit, not Hawaiian. He has friends that speak Tagalog, and they’re Pacific islanders.
Answer
B: Tagalog
Chris says Tagalog is the national language of the Philippines.
Commercial break

QotD
According to Real Simple, you can get a bottle of flat champagne to regain some of its carbonation by dropping what into it?
A: Kosher salt B: A pinch of rice
C: An almond D: A raisin
Answer
D: A raisin
$50,000
Among its many responsibilities, the FDA is charged with “assuring the safety, efficacy and security” of all but which of the following?
A: Child safety seats B: Cosmetics
C: Vaccines D: Medical devices
Spoiler
Brennan reasons that child safety seats have nothing to do with food and drugs.
Answer
A: Child safety seats
The horn
Brennan will return on Thursday.

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Re: Transcript 11/25/15 Brennan Mulligan

#2 Post by jarnon » Fri Nov 27, 2015 2:29 pm

Hell's Kitchen is a neighborhood in Manhattan, and according to IMDB Brennan is also an actor, so he's a WE/WE®.

This is my favorite episode that I've seen this season. Brennan used all his knowledge to figure out answers, he took risks when he wasn't 100% sure, and he's doggone likable. No wonder it was shown on the last day of sweeps month.
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#3 Post by Bob Juch » Sat Nov 28, 2015 4:41 pm

jarnon wrote:Hell's Kitchen is a neighborhood in Manhattan, and according to IMDB Brennan is also an actor, so he's a WE/WE®.

This is my favorite episode that I've seen this season. Brennan used all his knowledge to figure out answers, he took risks when he wasn't 100% sure, and he's doggone likable. No wonder it was shown on the last day of sweeps month.
Here's his bio:
http://ucbcomedy.com/user/23441
Brennan Lee Mulligan is an improviser, writer and actor hailing from the mean streets of the Hudson Valley and the verdant forests of Hell's Kitchen. He graduated from the School of Visual Arts with a degree in Screenwriting, and from SUNY Ulster with a degree in Philosophy. He has studied improv with Mike Still, Amey Goerlich, Patrick Clair, Chelsea Clarke, Kevin Hines, Brandon Gardner, Nate Dern, Will Hines and Anthony Atamanuik. Brennan co-starred in the MTV Other web series "Teachers Lounge" and has had his writing optioned, purchased and produced. He is the writer of the award-winning webcomic "Strong Female Protagonist", which was listed as one of i09's Top Ten Best New and Short Webcomics. He has appeared in videos for College Humor, Comedy Central, and received an Excellence in Performance Award from the NY Fringe Festival. He is a part owner of the Wayfinder Experience, a live-action roleplaying summer camp for kids and teens, and is also a proud cast member of the nationally acclaimed Story Pirates. Of his many accomplishments, Brennan is perhaps most proud of the time a cantaloupe was thrown at him in his living room and he chopped it perfectly in half with a sword. You can catch Brennan performing with his Harold team Women & Men, on the monthly character showcase Characters Welcome, or see him performing around town with his indie teams Warren, GIRLS and Hungry Boys. You might also just see him around town, in which case, come up and say hi!
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#4 Post by SportsFan68 » Sun Nov 29, 2015 10:31 am

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Made for those who like their drinks both cold and spicy hot, Rogue Ales recently used what beer, brewed with a popular Thai chili sauce?
A: Cholula Hot Porter B: Tapatio Hot Hefeweizen
C: Tabasco Hot Pilsner D: Sriracha Hot Stout
Answer
D: Sriracha Hot Stout
ATA . . . Nevermind. Cholula is Mexican, Tabasco is Louisianan, Hefeweizen is German.
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#5 Post by MarleysGh0st » Sun Nov 29, 2015 11:28 am

SportsFan68 wrote:
$5,000
Made for those who like their drinks both cold and spicy hot, Rogue Ales recently used what beer, brewed with a popular Thai chili sauce?
A: Cholula Hot Porter B: Tapatio Hot Hefeweizen
C: Tabasco Hot Pilsner D: Sriracha Hot Stout
Answer
D: Sriracha Hot Stout
ATA . . . Nevermind. Cholula is Mexican, Tabasco is Louisianan, Hefeweizen is German.
Sriracha was the key word for the only Asian hot sauce in the list. The style of beer they put the hot sauce in was irrelevant.

I suppose I'd try a sip of this, but I don't really think I'd want to drink a spicy hot beer. Maybe it depends on the balance, like a peppery Bloody Mary?

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#6 Post by Bob Juch » Sun Nov 29, 2015 12:44 pm

MarleysGh0st wrote:
SportsFan68 wrote:
$5,000
Made for those who like their drinks both cold and spicy hot, Rogue Ales recently used what beer, brewed with a popular Thai chili sauce?
A: Cholula Hot Porter B: Tapatio Hot Hefeweizen
C: Tabasco Hot Pilsner D: Sriracha Hot Stout
Answer
D: Sriracha Hot Stout
ATA . . . Nevermind. Cholula is Mexican, Tabasco is Louisianan, Hefeweizen is German.
Sriracha was the key word for the only Asian hot sauce in the list. The style of beer they put the hot sauce in was irrelevant.

I suppose I'd try a sip of this, but I don't really think I'd want to drink a spicy hot beer. Maybe it depends on the balance, like a peppery Bloody Mary?
I think that's the antidote for Rogue's Dead Guy Ale.
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#7 Post by Estonut » Sun Nov 29, 2015 7:11 pm

SportsFan68 wrote:
$5,000
Made for those who like their drinks both cold and spicy hot, Rogue Ales recently used what beer, brewed with a popular Thai chili sauce?
A: Cholula Hot Porter B: Tapatio Hot Hefeweizen
C: Tabasco Hot Pilsner D: Sriracha Hot Stout
Answer
D: Sriracha Hot Stout
ATA . . . Nevermind. Cholula is Mexican, Tabasco is Louisianan, Hefeweizen is German.
Hefeweizen is the beer, not the hot sauce. Tapatio is from California, but it has its roots in Guadalajara.
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#8 Post by earendel » Tue Dec 01, 2015 9:37 am

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Brennan Mulligan
Hell’s Kitchen, N.Y.
Writer of a feminist superhero comic


Brennan’s +1 is his godfather Stewart Wolpin.
I wonder what the comic is and who publishes it.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$30,000
According to the United States Census Bureau, after English, the language most commonly spoken in Hawaii is what?
A: French B: Tagalog
C: Yupik D: Korean
Spoiler
Brennan rules out French and Korean, and thinks Yupik sounds Scandinavian or Inuit, not Hawaiian. He has friends that speak Tagalog, and they’re Pacific islanders.
Answer
B: Tagalog
Chris says Tagalog is the national language of the Philippines.
I would have thought it was either Chinese or Japanese. Of the four choices, only Tagalog makes sense.
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#9 Post by ghostjmf » Thu Dec 17, 2015 11:43 am

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