Decades '15 - Grand Finale, Part 2

[I Love Decades!]

This is it, folks, the final sets of Decades '15 questions.

Thank you all very much for playing. It has been my pleasure hosting this round.

BEFORE & AFTER

1970s/2010s

Al Franken went from being well-known writer and performer on TV (mainly Saturday Night Live) in the 1970s, 80s and 90s:



to currently being a junior United States Senator:



Name the SNL character. (2 points)

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points)

B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' rightful place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points)


AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1953

The 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to an author for his numerous published works, especially his six-volume set The Second World War. But most folks remember him as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points)


CATS & DOGS

1970s

Name this dog:



who started making movies in 1974 (2 points).


WORDS & MUSIC

1969

A popular 1969 song was written by Paul Anka and set to music based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" co-composed, co-written and performed in 1967 by Claude François.

Name the song. (2 points)

Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points)


FADS & CRAZES

1950s

Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.

Name this fashionable attire. (2 points)



ACTORS & LINES

1967

"We rob banks."

Name the actor and movie for two points each.

Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points)

Finale pointage: 22

Again, my thanks for playing. Generating the questions was harder than I thought, but quite fun. If all goes well, we may get Decades '16.

If you have any suggestions on how to improve this game, please let me know. New category ideas are always welcome.

[BackInTex]

Spoiler

BEFORE & AFTER

1970s/2010s

Name the SNL character. (2 points)

Stuart Smalley

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points)
Minnesota

B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points)

Andy Samberg

AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS


Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points)
Winston Churchill

CATS & DOGS

1970s

Name this dog:

who started making movies in 1974 (2 points).

Bengi

WORDS & MUSIC

1969

A popular 1969 song was written by Paul Anka and set to music based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" co-composed, co-written and performed in 1967 by Claude François.

Name the song. (2 points)



Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points)


FADS & CRAZES

1950s

Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.

Name this fashionable attire. (2 points)

Poodle Skirt

ACTORS & LINES

1967

"We rob banks."

Name the actor and movie for two points each.
Faye Dunaway - Bonnie & Clyde
Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points)
Bonnie Parker

Finale pointage: 22

Again, my thanks for playing. Generating the questions was harder than I thought, but quite fun. If all goes well, we may get Decades '16.

If you have any suggestions on how to improve this game, please let me know. New category ideas are always welcome.


Thank you for a fun couple of weeks.

[Pastor Fireball]

Spoiler

BEFORE & AFTER
Al Franken went from being well-known writer and performer on TV (mainly Saturday Night Live) in the 1970s, 80s and 90s:
to currently being a junior United States Senator:
Name the SNL character. (2 points) -- Stuart Smalley
Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points) -- Minnesota
B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points) -- Norm MacDonald
AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS
The 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to an author for his numerous published works, especially his six-volume set The Second World War. But most folks remember him as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points) -- Winston Churchill
CATS & DOGS
Name this dog:
who started making movies in 1974 (2 points). -- Benji
FADS & CRAZES
Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.
Name this fashionable attire. (2 points) -- poodle skirt
ACTORS & LINES
"We rob banks."
Name the actor and movie for two points each. -- Warren Beatty, Bonnie & Clyde
Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points) -- Clyde Barrow

[franktangredi]

Thank you!

Spoiler

Name the SNL character. (2 points)

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points)

B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points)

Stuart Smalley; Minnesota; Will Ferrell; Norm McDonald

The 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to an author for his numerous published works, especially his six-volume set The Second World War. But most folks remember him as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points)

Winston Churchill

Name this dog:



who started making movies in 1974 (2 points).

Benji

A popular 1969 song was written by Paul Anka and set to music based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" co-composed, co-written and performed in 1967 by Claude François.

Name the song. (2 points)

Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points)

My Way; Frank Sinatra

Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.

Name this fashionable attire. (2 points)

Poodle Skirt

"We rob banks."

Name the actor and movie for two points each.

Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points)

Faye Dunaway; Bonnie and Clyde; Bonnie Parker

[jarnon]

Spoiler

BEFORE & AFTER

1970s/2010s

Al Franken went from being well-known writer and performer on TV (mainly Saturday Night Live) in the 1970s, 80s and 90s:

to currently being a junior United States Senator:

Name the SNL character. (2 points) Stuart Smalley

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points) Minnesota

B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points) Norm Macdonald (lucky I saw the commercial over the weekend, in time to edit my post)


AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1953

The 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to an author for his numerous published works, especially his six-volume set The Second World War. But most folks remember him as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points) Sir Winston Churchill


CATS & DOGS

1970s

Name this dog:

who started making movies in 1974 (2 points). Benji


WORDS & MUSIC

1969

A popular 1969 song was written by Paul Anka and set to music based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" co-composed, co-written and performed in 1967 by Claude François.

Name the song. (2 points)

Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points)


FADS & CRAZES

1950s

Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.

Name this fashionable attire. (2 points)


ACTORS & LINES

1967

"We rob banks."

Name the actor and movie for two points each. Faye Dunaway, Bonnie and Clyde

Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points) Bonnie Parker

[Catfish]

Spoiler

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points)
Minnesota
B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points)
Kevin Nealon?

Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points)
Winston Churchill


Name this dog:
Benji

Name the song. (2 points)
"My Way"
Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points)
Frank Sinatra

Name this fashionable attire. (2 points)

Poodle skirt

Name the actor and movie for two points each.
Warren Beatty
Bonnie and Clyde
Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points)
Clyde Barrow

Again, my thanks for playing. Generating the questions was harder than I thought, but quite fun. If all goes well, we may get Decades '16.
Yay!!! Thanks for hosting!

[triviawayne]

Spoiler

Before and After

Stewart Smally
Minnesota

Al Franken was never an anchor, just a contributor. Order was Dennis Miller, Kevin Nealon, and Norm MacDonald

Awards and Achievements

Churchill

Cats & Dogs

Benji

Words & Music

Come on a My House
Nancy Sinatra

Fads & Crazes

poodle skirt

Actors & lines

Woody Allen in Take the Money and Run?
don't know

[triviawayne]

Correction--

Al Franken was never an anchor on Weekend Update.

The order was Dennis Miller, Kevin Nealon and this KFC dude.

[I Love Decades!]

Correction--

Al Franken was never an anchor on Weekend Update.

The order was Dennis Miller, Kevin Nealon and this KFC dude.

Spoiler

I changed the wording to "...who took Frankens' rightful place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor..." to better describe the situation. Franken left the show when he was not chosen.

Thank you for pointing this out.

[SportsFan68]

Spoiler

This is it, folks, the final sets of Decades '15 questions.

Thank you all very much for playing. It has been my pleasure hosting this round.

BEFORE & AFTER

1970s/2010s

Al Franken went from being well-known writer and performer on TV (mainly Saturday Night Live) in the 1970s, 80s and 90s:



to currently being a junior United States Senator:

Name the SNL character. (2 points)

I. Dunno.

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points)

Minnesota

B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' rightful place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points)

At the last Broncos game, MatiasMom and I were saying how creepy the new Col. Sanders is. MatiasDad said, "That's Norm MacDonald!" MatiasMom and I said, "We don't care. He's still creepy."

Norm MacDonald

AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1953

The 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to an author for his numerous published works, especially his six-volume set The Second World War. But most folks remember him as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points)

Winston Churchill. He also wrote a history of the United States. I used it as a reference for a paper on the Civil War.

CATS & DOGS

1970s

Name this dog:



who started making movies in 1974 (2 points).

Benji

WORDS & MUSIC

1969

A popular 1969 song was written by Paul Anka and set to music based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" co-composed, co-written and performed in 1967 by Claude François.

Name the song. (2 points)

Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points)


FADS & CRAZES

1950s

Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.

Name this fashionable attire. (2 points)

Poodle skirt

ACTORS & LINES

1967

"We rob banks."

Name the actor and movie for two points each.

Warren Beatty, Bonnie and Clyde

Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points)

Clyde Barrow

Finale pointage: 22

Again, my thanks for playing. Generating the questions was harder than I thought, but quite fun. If all goes well, we may get Decades '16.

If you have any suggestions on how to improve this game, please let me know. New category ideas are always welcome.

Thanks for a great game! It made my week when I tied for top score once.

[Bob Juch]

Spoiler

BEFORE & AFTER
Stuart Smalley
Minnesota
Norm Macdonald

CATS & DOGS
Benji

AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS
Winston Churchill

WORDS & MUSIC
My Way
Frank Sinatra

FADS & CRAZES
Poodle skirt

ACTORS & LINES
Warren Beatty, Bonnie and Clyde
Clyde Barrow

[littlebeast13]

Let's try this again and see if I can actually answer the game post without unintentionally editing the original...

Spoiler

This is it, folks, the final sets of Decades '15 questions.

Thank you all very much for playing. It has been my pleasure hosting this round.

BEFORE & AFTER

1970s/2010s

Al Franken went from being well-known writer and performer on TV (mainly Saturday Night Live) in the 1970s, 80s and 90s:



to currently being a junior United States Senator:



Name the SNL character. (2 points)

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points) - Minnesota

B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' rightful place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points) - Dennis Miller?


AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1953

The 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to an author for his numerous published works, especially his six-volume set The Second World War. But most folks remember him as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points) - Winston Churchill?


CATS & DOGS

1970s

Name this dog:



who started making movies in 1974 (2 points). - Benji


WORDS & MUSIC

1969

A popular 1969 song was written by Paul Anka and set to music based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" co-composed, co-written and performed in 1967 by Claude François.

Name the song. (2 points)

Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points)


FADS & CRAZES

1950s

Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.

Name this fashionable attire. (2 points) - Poodle Skirt



ACTORS & LINES

1967

"We rob banks."

Name the actor and movie for two points each. - Warren Beatty? Bonnie & Clyde

Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points) - Clyde Darrow

Thank you for the games, Vandal! As well as for putting up with my incompetence... both in the game and in my inability to hit the correct buttons on my screen...

[elwoodblues]

Thank you for the games!

Spoiler

This is it, folks, the final sets of Decades '15 questions.

Thank you all very much for playing. It has been my pleasure hosting this round.

BEFORE & AFTER

1970s/2010s

Al Franken went from being well-known writer and performer on TV (mainly Saturday Night Live) in the 1970s, 80s and 90s:



to currently being a junior United States Senator:



Name the SNL character. (2 points)

Stuart Smalley

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points)

Minnesota

B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' rightful place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points)

Norm Macdonald

AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1953

The 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to an author for his numerous published works, especially his six-volume set The Second World War. But most folks remember him as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points)

Winston Churchill

CATS & DOGS

1970s

Name this dog:



who started making movies in 1974 (2 points).

Benji

WORDS & MUSIC

1969

A popular 1969 song was written by Paul Anka and set to music based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" co-composed, co-written and performed in 1967 by Claude François.

Name the song. (2 points)

Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points)


FADS & CRAZES

1950s

Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.

Name this fashionable attire. (2 points)

Poodle skirt

ACTORS & LINES

1967

"We rob banks."

Name the actor and movie for two points each.

Bonnie And Clyde, Warren Beatty

Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points)

Clyde Barrow

Finale pointage: 22

Again, my thanks for playing. Generating the questions was harder than I thought, but quite fun. If all goes well, we may get Decades '16.

If you have any suggestions on how to improve this game, please let me know. New category ideas are always welcome.

[kroxquo]

Name the SNL character. (2 points) Stuart Smalley

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points) Minnesota

B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' rightful place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads.

Brian Doyle Murray? (2 points)


AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1953

The 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to an author for his numerous published works, especially his six-volume set The Second World War. But most folks remember him as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Name the prize winner/PM.

Winston Churchill? (2 points)


CATS & DOGS

1970s

Name this dog:

Image

who started making movies in 1974 Benji (2 points).


WORDS & MUSIC

1969

A popular 1969 song was written by Paul Anka and set to music based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" co-composed, co-written and performed in 1967 by Claude François.

Name the song. (2 points) My Way

Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points) Frank Sinatra


FADS & CRAZES

1950s

Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.

Name this fashionable attire. Poodle Skirt(2 points)



ACTORS & LINES

1967

"We rob banks."

Name the actor and movie for two points each. Faye Dunaway - Bonnie and Clyde

Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points) Bonnie Parker

Finale pointage: 22


Thanks for hosting.
Again, my thanks for playing. Generating the questions was harder than I thought, but quite fun. If all goes well, we may get Decades '16.

If you have any suggestions on how to improve this game, please let me know. New category ideas are always welcome.

[MarleysGh0st]

Spoiler

BEFORE & AFTER

1970s/2010s

Al Franken went from being well-known writer and performer on TV (mainly Saturday Night Live) in the 1970s, 80s and 90s:



to currently being a junior United States Senator:



Name the SNL character. (2 points) I think it's Stuart Smiley. And that's.....okay.

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points) Minnesota

B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' rightful place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points)


AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1953

The 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to an author for his numerous published works, especially his six-volume set The Second World War. But most folks remember him as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points) Winston Churchill


FADS & CRAZES

1950s

Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.

Name this fashionable attire. (2 points) Poodle Skirt



ACTORS & LINES

1967

"We rob banks."

Name the actor and movie for two points each. Robert Redford, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points) the Sundance Kid

Thank you for hosting the game. I may not have done too well, but I look forward to performing in the next promo!

[T_Bone0806]

Spoiler

This is it, folks, the final sets of Decades '15 questions.

Thank you all very much for playing. It has been my pleasure hosting this round.

Thank you very much for supplying the gameage. It was my pleasure playing this round




BEFORE & AFTER

1970s/2010s

Al Franken went from being well-known writer and performer on TV (mainly Saturday Night Live) in the 1970s, 80s and 90s:



to currently being a junior United States Senator:



Name the SNL character. (2 points)

Stuart Smalley

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points)

Minnesota, same state that elected Jesse The Body Ventura as a governor. Prince will be running for Congress any year now...

B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' rightful place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points)

Norm McDonald. Those ads drive me nuts


AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1953

The 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to an author for his numerous published works, especially his six-volume set The Second World War. But most folks remember him as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points)

Winston Churchill


CATS & DOGS

1970s

Name this dog:



who started making movies in 1974 (2 points).

Benji


WORDS & MUSIC

1969

A popular 1969 song was written by Paul Anka and set to music based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" co-composed, co-written and performed in 1967 by Claude François.

Name the song. (2 points)

My Way. Anka also composed the theme for the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.

Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points)

Frank Sinatra

FADS & CRAZES

1950s

Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.

Name this fashionable attire. (2 points)


Poodle Skirt


ACTORS & LINES

1967

"We rob banks."

Name the actor and movie for two points each.

Warren Beatty/Bonnie and Clyde


Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points)

Clyde Barrow


Finale pointage: 22

Again, my thanks for playing. Generating the questions was harder than I thought, but quite fun. If all goes well, we may get Decades '16.

If you have any suggestions on how to improve this game, please let me know. New category ideas are always welcome.

Thanks again, Vandal

[Bob78164]

Thanks for the games!

BEFORE & AFTER

1970s/2010s

Al Franken went from being well-known writer and performer on TV (mainly Saturday Night Live) in the 1970s, 80s and 90s:



to currently being a junior United States Senator:



Name the SNL character. (2 points) Stuart Smalley

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points) Minnesota

B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' rightful place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points) Norm McDonald


AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1953

The 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to an author for his numerous published works, especially his six-volume set The Second World War. But most folks remember him as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points) Winston Churchill


CATS & DOGS

1970s

Name this dog:



who started making movies in 1974 (2 points). Benji


WORDS & MUSIC

1969

A popular 1969 song was written by Paul Anka and set to music based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" co-composed, co-written and performed in 1967 by Claude François.

Name the song. (2 points)

Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points)


FADS & CRAZES

1950s

Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.

Name this fashionable attire. (2 points) Poodle skirt



ACTORS & LINES

1967

"We rob banks."

Name the actor and movie for two points each. Warren Beatty, Bonnie and Clyde

Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points) Clyde Barrow

Finale pointage: 22

--Bob

[Estonut]

I Love Decades!

This is it, folks, the final sets of Decades '15 questions.

Thank you all very much for playing. It has been my pleasure hosting this round.

Thanks for the fun and interesting games!

BEFORE & AFTER

1970s/2010s

Al Franken went from being well-known writer and performer on TV (mainly Saturday Night Live) in the 1970s, 80s and 90s:



to currently being a junior United States Senator:



Name the SNL character. (2 points) Stuart Smalley

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points) MN

B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' rightful place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points) Norm MacDonald (until he pissed off Don Ohlmeyer)


AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1953

The 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to an author for his numerous published works, especially his six-volume set The Second World War. But most folks remember him as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points) Winston Churchill


CATS & DOGS

1970s

Name this dog:



who started making movies in 1974 (2 points). Benji


WORDS & MUSIC

1969

A popular 1969 song was written by Paul Anka and set to music based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" co-composed, co-written and performed in 1967 by Claude François.

Name the song. (2 points) My Way

Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points) Old Blue Eyes


FADS & CRAZES

1950s

Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.

Name this fashionable attire. (2 points) Poodle Skirt



ACTORS & LINES

1967

"We rob banks."

Name the actor and movie for two points each. Warren Beatty in "Bonnie & Clyde"

Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points) Clyde Barrow

I'm pretty sure that BOTH Bonnie and Clyde said that line in the movie.

Finale pointage: 22

Again, my thanks for playing. Generating the questions was harder than I thought, but quite fun. If all goes well, we may get Decades '16.

Thank YOU again for doing this!

If you have any suggestions on how to improve this game, please let me know. New category ideas are always welcome.

[mikehardware]

Spoiler

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points) Minnesota

Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points) Churchill


who started making movies in 1974 (2 points). Benji

Name the song. (2 points) My Way

Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points) Sinatra


Name this fashionable attire. (2 points). Poodle Skirt

Name the actor and movie for two points each. Warren Beatty, Bonnie and Clyde

Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points) Clyde Barrow

Thanks!

[mellytu74]

Thank you - so much fun!

Spoiler

BEFORE & AFTER

1970s/2010s

Name the SNL character. (2 points)
Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points)
B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' rightful place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points)

STUART SMALLEY
MINNESOTA
NORM MCDONALD

AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1953

The 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to an author for his numerous published works, especially his six-volume set The Second World War. But most folks remember him as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points)

WINSTON CHURCHILL

CATS & DOGS

1970s

Name this dog:

Who started making movies in 1974 (2 points).

BENJI


WORDS & MUSIC

1969

A popular 1969 song was written by Paul Anka and set to music based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" co-composed, co-written and performed in 1967 by Claude François.

Name the song. (2 points)
Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points)

MY WAY
FRANK SINATRA

FADS & CRAZES

1950s

Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.

Name this fashionable attire. (2 points)

POODLE SKIRT


ACTORS & LINES

1967

"We rob banks."

Name the actor and movie for two points each.
Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points)

WARREN BEATTY AND FAYE DUNAWAY BOTH SAY IT
CLYDE BARROW AND BONNIE PARKER

[Vandal]

Answers and points:

Thank you all very much for playing. It has been my pleasure hosting this round.

BEFORE & AFTER

1970s/2010s

Al Franken went from being well-known writer and performer on TV (mainly Saturday Night Live) in the 1970s, 80s and 90s:



to currently being a junior United States Senator:



Name the SNL character. (2 points)

Name the state Franken reps as a senator. (2 points)

B & A Bonus: Name the SNL alumnus who took Frankens' rightful place as SNL's Weekend Update anchor and is now portraying Col. Sanders in TV ads. (2 points)


Stuart Smalley
Minnesota
Norm McDonald



AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1953

The 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to an author for his numerous published works, especially his six-volume set The Second World War. But most folks remember him as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Name the prize winner/PM. (2 points)


Winston Churchill


CATS & DOGS

1970s

Name this dog:



who started making movies in 1974 (2 points).


Benji


WORDS & MUSIC

1969

A popular 1969 song was written by Paul Anka and set to music based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" co-composed, co-written and performed in 1967 by Claude François.

Name the song. (2 points)

Name the singer who made it famous that year. (2 points)


My Way
Frank Sinatra


FADS & CRAZES

1950s

Fashion definition: A colorful, full, swingy skirt that typically hit just below the knee. It was commonly made of felt fabric and appliquéd with an image of its namesake.

Name this fashionable attire. (2 points)


Poodle Skirt


ACTORS & LINES

1967

"We rob banks."

Name the actor and movie for two points each.

Bonus: Name the character speaking the lines (2 points)

Both Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway said it in Bonnie and Clyde
Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker



Points:

tangredi ~~ 22
esto ~~ 22
tbone ~~ 22
melly ~~ 22
BobJ ~~ 22
krox ~~ 20
Bob#s ~~ 18
elwood ~~ 18
fireball ~~ 18
mikehardware ~~ 18
catfish ~~ 18
jarnon ~~ 16
BiT ~~ 16
sprots ~~ 16
lb ~~ 14
triviawayne ~~ 10
marley ~~ 8


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