How many legs does a centipede have? Does an English degree imbue us with the power to teach science? And is an affinity for trivia the equivalent of a PhD? Find out in this very episode.

What's the average amount of legs that an animal has? Is a firefly a fly? Or is a lightning bug? Do celebrities mate for life? And--most importantly--what is that thing?

Was the G.I. Joe movie good? Are we in a simulation? Are we smarter than idiots? If the lyric "We don't need no education" is a double negative, does that mean they do need an education?

How many elephants does a cloud weigh? Why is a marathon 26.2 miles? And was Uproar a flavor of Mountain Dew, a G.I. Joe character, or an action movie?

Is a tomato a fruit? Do vegetables even exist? Is a hot dog a sandwich? And is G.I. Joe a real American hero? Is the earth flat? Find the answers to those questions and more on our fifth Cherry Bomb episode.

Who was initially offered the lead in Die Hard? How much horse power can a horse produce? You'll be shocked, electrified, or at least mildly sparked to find the answers.

Ethan and Christopher are joined by the incomparable Wesley Miller of Antifragile Physical Therapy for our fun and fascinating games.

Ethan and Christopher illuminate the complexity of light and weight and play a little jeopardy.

Ever wonder how much a shadow weighs? These guys sure do. Plus, Andrew Horton joins Ethan and Christopher to explore movie titles in foreign markets and our Interstate system.

Can an armadillo swim? And what sort of creature is Curious George really? Mystery of mysteries.

Kipper Schauer joins Ethan and Christopher to dive deep into weird animal sounds, the Mandela Effect, and potpourri trivia themed around babies.