While we’re not a shadowy flight into the world of a man who does not exist, I do hope we’re still exciting. For episode 291 of the show, we’ve got Knight Rider Trivia. A huge hit in the 1980s and rebooted a number of times, this show was iconic, though the quality probably doesn’t hold up all this decades later. 

Who’s ready for more TV trivia? Well, for our 290th episode of the show, we’ve got Jeffersons Trivia. That classic sitcom from the 1970s is here to give you some good laughs and stretch your brains. 

As always, we’ve got three rounds of ten questions each. If you are in need of rules or score cards, visit DorkyGeekyNerdy.com. 

If you have friends that don’t like to use podcast apps, remember, they can also catch the show on YouTube. Just search for the show and you’ll find all our episodes. 

You have the right to remain curious. For this week’s TV show trivia, we have The Wire Trivia. The show was groundbreaking in its depiction of crime on the streets from both sides of the law. 

I have a quick update on the Patreon tiers. If you haven’t already joined, there are now two tiers. The original tier, $5 a month, is still there. You get ad-free episodes and some cool gifts every three months. These include stickers and a T-shirt. If you only want ad-free episodes and don’t want the gifts, there is now a $1 a month tier. Both help keep the show running. Visit patreon.com/dorkygeekynerdy. 

Grab your morning coffee and get ready, because it’s Gilmore Girls trivia on episode 288 of the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast. 

If you need rules or scorecards, visit DorkyGeekyNerdy.com 

I’m your host, Brian Rollins, and let’s get things going. 

They might be gone from the Olympics, but they aren’t forgotten. For our final Olympics trivia episode, I have ten events that have been retired from the games. Some are unusual and some are just archaic. But they were once Olympic events. 

I’m your host, Brian Rollins, this is the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcasts, and let’s go. 

On your mark, get set, let’s trivia. Hey gang, it’s our penultimate Olympics trivia bonus episode. This time, it’s Track & Field. One of the largest blocks of events in the Olympics, track & field covers a wide range of events and distances. 

I’m your host, Brian Rollins, this is the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast, and it’s time to run. 

Stretch before attempting anything truly challenging, because it’s time for Gymastics trivia for today’s bonus episode of Olympics Trivia. 

One of the most popular sports during the Olympics, Gymnastics has fans from all over the world. How well do you know the sport? 

I’m your host, Brian Rollins, this is the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast, and it’s time to show the judges what you’ve got. 

Grab your Speedos, don your swim caps, get on the blocks because it’s time for Swimming Trivia. For our second bonus episode of Olympics Trivia, I have swimming trivia. 

These are my personal favorite events during the games, so I’m excited to dive in to these. 

I’m your host, Brian Rollins, this is the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast, and let’s go. 

Tres bien, it’s time for the Olympics and this year’s host city is Paris, France. So, to make sure you’re thoroughly prepared, I have not one, not two, but five bonus episodes about the games. Today’s episode is Paris Trivia. 

Get your brains ready and sound cool to your friends and coworkers with ten questions about the city of lights. 

I’m your host, Brian Rollins, this is the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast and let’s get started. 

Is it real? Am I real? Are you real? Well, we might not get to the bottom of those questions, but I do have thirty questions and answers for Mr. Robot Trivia. 

For episode 287 of the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast, it’s all about the recent cyber-thriller, Mr. Robot. If you need rules or scorecards, you can get them, virus-free, at DorkyGeekyNerdy.com.