THE HULK, SHAKESPEARE SCHOLAR |
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Society expectations doom all in this play; when girl say, "this is thy sheath" & stabs self, Hulk bawl like baby! |
[Molly selected the first clue.]
Romeo and Juliet
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In 1832 the USA's first horse-drawn streetcar began driving up & down the Bowery in this city |
New York
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Old French for "young dove" gave us the name of this urban dweller |
pigeon
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Len Dresslar's baritone uttered these 3 syllables amid the lyrics "from the valley of the Jolly Green Giant" |
"ho, ho, ho"
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Czechoslovakia was formed after WWI from what had been regions in this newly defunct empire |
the Austro-Hungarian Empire
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Smokey Robinson & Stevie Wonder recorded on this label |
Motown
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Hulk feel return trip to Milan perhaps imply world rebirth at end of this island play |
The Tempest
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In 1997 Toyota introduced this model, the world's first mass-produced hybrid passenger car |
the Prius
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You're in bad shape if you look up & see this type of vulture with a name from the Old French for "lesser hawk" |
buzzard
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Thurl Ravenscroft sang "You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch" &, starting in 1952, voiced this cereal mascot |
Tony the Tiger
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In 1968 liberal thinker Alexander Dubcek became first secretary of this party; in 1970 he became a forest inspector |
the Communist Party
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A way used temporarily when the main route is closed |
detour
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Hulk disturbed by Hal's digs at this knight like "how long...since thou sawest thine own knee?" Hulk has own size issues! |
Falstaff
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Cabs in trucks are of 2 types: conventional, in which the cab is behind the hood, & COE, which stands for cab-over-this |
engine
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The name of this regal bird is from the Latin aquila |
an eagle
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In his 1988 autobiography, he dispelled the allergy rumor but said that he wasn't really fond of carrots |
(Molly: Who is [*] [pronounced "blangk"]?) (Alex: [chuckles] Yes, [*] [pronounced "blank"].) (Molly: "Blank". Okay.) (Alex: He was not French.) [Molly chuckles]
Mel Blanc
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Reformer Jan Hus was born in this region that makes up much of the Czech Republic |
Bohemia
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To wring money from a person by violence or threat |
extort
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Hulk relate to trust issues of this title guy, but calling his wife "a strumpet" over line for Hulk! Wife is angel figure! |
Othello
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In 1866 this company purchased Ben Holladay's line, creating the world's largest stagecoach empire |
Wells Fargo
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Better go buy some more seed for this flightless bird whose name is from the ancient Greek for "big sparrow" |
ostrich
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This gravel-voiced singer/actor released the albums "Closing Time", "Mule Variations" & "Rain Dogs" |
Tom Waits
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A popular Prague souvenir is a figurine of this creature, brought to life to protect the Jews of the city's old ghetto |
a golem
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Characteristic of affluent people, like Billy Joel's "Girl" |
uptown
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Gloucester blindness symbolic in how he deal with Edgar; Hulk reflect on own family after this play |
King Lear
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Able to carry 500 troops, Russia's Zubr-class is the largest of these air-cushioned vehicles |
a hovercraft
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The name of this crested parrot may come from a Malay word meaning "older brother" |
cockatoo
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Talk about range: veteran voice guy Peter Cullen has voiced Eeyore & this leader of the Autobots |
Optimus Prime
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A severe, witty reply that counters a first speaker's argument |
a retort
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