Movies & TV Trivia Thread

[TGC]

George Clooney!

[Josh]

Nope. I'm heading out for the night in a bit. If there's no correct answer when I get back, I'll leave a hint.

[zero]

Pretty sure it was Will Arnett.

[Josh]

It was indeed.

[zero]

Will Arnett is married to Amy Poehler, what Comedy Central show did she star in?

[ruderrocket]

The Upright Citizens Brigade.

[Benji]

EDIT: Wrong thread >_>

[zero]

UCB is correct, all you ruder.

[ruderrocket]

Alright, in Arrested Development, what was the name of the supplement that Tobias and Lindsay were hocking before being shut down by the F.D.A.

[Skummy]

Teamocil?

[ruderrocket]

Yep.

[Skummy]

A real easy one for you;

What 1980s action film featured two future state governors amongst the cast?

[GA!]

Predator.

[Benjamin]

Predator!

[Skummy]

Dead easy, GA got it.

And gives me an excuse to post this;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QArocEUp7xE

[GA!]

Ich bin mein question:

In 2004, the BBC conducted a poll about the best British sitcom. Name me five of those who were in the top ten...

Bonus points if you can name me the highest rated non-BBC sitcom, which was outside the top ten.

[Benjamin]

Not being a Brit, I wouldn't have a clue unless I googled it. However, Mind Your Language and Blackadder better be top two there.

[GA!]

Mind Your Language didn't even make the top 100.

[Benji]

Ich bin mein question:

In 2004, the BBC conducted a poll about the best British sitcom. Name me five of those who were in the top ten...

Bonus points if you can name me the highest rated non-BBC sitcom, which was outside the top ten.

Blackadder, Only Fools and Horses and Fawlty Towers would be the guaranteed three I'd say. I'm going to guess Porridge and, since it's Britain and it's easily swayed by whatever's popular at the time in these kinds of things, I'm going to make Little Britain my fifth guess.

[Benjamin]

Mind Your Language didn't even make the top 100.

Well, what a fucking crappy list this must be, then.