Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 660, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet.
Round 1. Category: Military Matters
1: All 28 members of this international organization have sent troops to fight the Taliban in Afghanistan.NATO.2: Ready to fight at a moment's notice, the Minutemen were militia soldiers in this war.the American Revolution.3: A broad area where explosive devices have been concealed; it can be in water as well as on land.a minefield.4: Some in the military jokingly call this building "The Five-Sided Puzzle Palace".the Pentagon.5: The three elements that make up the Marine Corps seal are a globe, an eagle holding a scroll and this naval symbol.an anchor.Round 2. Category: Tv Friends
1: (Hi, I'm Joseph Gordon-Levitt.) I used to play D.J. Connor's boring friend George on this sitcom.Roseanne.2: Grant Show appeared as Dylan's friend Jake on this series before he was spun off to "Melrose Place".Beverly Hills, 90210.3: In 1995 it was finally revealed that this kooky character does have a first name: it's Cosmo.Kramer.4: He's the friend Matt LeBlanc plays on "Friends".Joey Tribbiani.5: Claire Danes and A.J. Langer played teenage friends Angela and Rayanne on this acclaimed series.My So-Called Life.Round 3. Category: Ends In "Ff"
1: It's commonly found at the end of a sleeve.a cuff.2: The use of this word as a slang term for a corpse dates back to the mid-19th century.stiff.3: At Cape Canaveral, it follows a countdown.blast/lift/takeoff.4: From the Middle English for "mockery", it means to express derision or scorn.scoff.5: This annual cooking contest first took place in 1949 at New York City's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.Pillsbury Bake-Off.Round 4. Category: Movie Themes
1: [audio].Love Story.2: [This time, the clue is this music (identify the film):]"When you get caught between the Moon and New York City...".Arthur.3: [audio].The Great Escape.4: [audio].Valley of the Dolls.5: [The last clue in that column is this piece of music--listen:].Lawrence of Arabia.Round 5. Category: This Should Sound Familiar
1: In 1975, using her grandkids' ages, a Pennsylvania woman won about $28,000 with this alliterative racetrack bet.a daily double.2: Anything that gives you a solution to a mystery, or a Parker Brothers board game.a clue.3: 5-letter term used to show feelings of regret, or a Parker Brothers board game; ooo....sorry.4: From the French for "rotten pot", it's any mixture of unrelated objects.potpourri.5: Don't look now, but from the Latin for "balcony", it's a small platform for a public speaker.a podium.Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!
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