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After this prophet's death in 632, armies spreading his word conquered large parts of the Middle East & North Africa |
Mohammed
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(I'm Andy Richter.) My voice can get really high, as it did when I voiced rascally Mort, who plagued lemur King Julien in the animated films named for this big island |
Madagascar
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The largest internal organ, it weighs about 3 pounds & breaks down substances like alcohol |
the liver
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The name of this Narnia character is a Turkish word for "lion" |
Aslan
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In these German brothers' "The Frog Prince", it's the princess flinging the frog against a wall that turns him into a prince |
(Ken: Yes, that is [*].)
Grimm
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Christmas tree (or just fir tree), as in a beloved song |
Tannenbaum
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Developed around the 9th century, this Slavic alphabet is used in as many as 50 languages today |
Cyrillic
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H. Jon Benjamin voices Bob of "Bob's Burgers" as well as this animated spy |
Archer
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Keepin' busy, this soft, fatty tissue inside your bones makes platelets & oh yeah, billions of new blood cells daily |
bone marrow
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"Whenever there is danger my heart begins to beat fast", says this character in a 1900 book |
(Kevin: I don't know, sorry.) ... (Ken: The book's The Wizard of Oz, this is [*].)
the Cowardly Lion
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A gazelle of Arabia is named for the growth on its throat that resembles this swelling in humans |
a goiter
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Boat-- spelling please; it's just one letter different |
(Katherine: What is boot?) (Ken: No, I'm sorry.) (Katherine: What is [*]?) (Ken: Sorry, I ruled against you.)
B-O-O-T
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The Pyramid of the Magician is found at Uxmal, a city built on this peninsula in the mid-first millennium |
the Yucatan
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"Turning Red" told of Meilin, a teenager who turned into the animal called a red one of these whenever her emotions took over |
a (red) panda
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Most of your digestion doesn't take place in the stomach but rather in this organ that includes the ileum |
the small intestine
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"We had many great adventures with lions", Isak Dinesen remembered in this book |
Out of Africa
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In Australia Sir Isaac Isaacs was the first native-born holder of this post, representing the queen |
Governor General
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Yes, sir! (per "Hogan's Heroes: Behind the Scenes at Stalag 13") |
(Katherine: What is [*] mein Herr?)
jawohl
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Around 970 Al-Azhar University was established in this North African capital as a center of Islamic learning |
Cairo
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Bingo is the younger sister to this Australian pup, the title character of a beloved kids' show |
Bluey
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Also called the hypophysis, this gland is boss level, as its hormones regulate the thyroid & adrenal glands |
(Katherine: What is the hypothalamus?)
the pituitary
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The Colosseum is the setting for the climax of George Bernard Shaw's play called him "and the Lion" |
(Katherine: Who is Daniel?) ... (Ken: It's [*] pulling the thorn out of the lion's paw.)
Androcles
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The international airport in the town of Prestwick on the Firth of Clyde serves this larger city to its northeast |
Glasgow
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Superman, to Goethe & Nietzsche |
Übermensch
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After the fall of Rome, this eastern branch of the Goths founded a kingdom in Italy led by Theodoric the Great in 493 |
(Katherine: Um, who are the Visigoths?) (Eric: Who are the Ostgoths?)
the Ostrogoths
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Lincoln has 10 sisters on this Nick series whose title indicates that things might be chaotic at home |
The Loud House
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This filtering organ is on the left side of the abdominal cavity under the diaphragm, or maybe "are under"--some grow more than one |
spleen
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In this poet's "The Second Coming", "a shape with lion body and the head of a man... slouches towards Bethlehem to be born" |
(Katherine: What is a rough beast? Oh, what--who is Joan Didion?) (Ken: No, I'm sorry.) (Katherine: There we go.) ... (Ken: It's actually [*] who wrote "The Second Coming", later quoted by Didion, I believe.)
Yeats
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This African country's town of Lambaréné was the home of Albert Schweitzer |
Gabon
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Sunday, hence the last name of cultural critic Susan |
Sontag
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