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Last name of William Howard, the 27th president, & his brother Charles Phelps, owner of the Chicago Cubs |
Taft
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Monza Murcatto, thrown from a great height & left for dead, later gets revenge in Joe Abercrombie's "Best Served" this |
Cold
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The Pleistocene glacial epoch is also known as the great this |
(Ittai: [Selecting the last clue] Bring it.)
ice age
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From the French for "morning", it somehow became a term for a show's afternoon performance... let's take one in! |
a matinee
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The Wilson brothers, Mike Love & Al Jardine, surfin' over '60s high notes |
The Beach Boys
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Macropus giganteus, the eastern grey type of this marsupial, can cover 30 feet in a single bound |
a kangaroo
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The company founded by this publisher & politician still includes Men's Health, A&E & our own affiliate KSBW Monterey-Salinas |
Hearst
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In a book by Gail Carson Levine, obedience is the curse of this title girl, "Enchanted"; she also pines for Prince Charmont |
Ella
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The CDC describes it as "a temporary sleep problem that usually occurs when you travel across more than three time zones" |
(Daniel: I've had that.) [Laughter] (Ken: You're doing okay.)
jet lag
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Most African cats are nocturnal hunters, but these fastest ones can be "spotted" on the prowl in the late afternoon |
cheetahs
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"Don't Lie"--will.i.am, apl.de.ap, Taboo & Fergie totally hip-hopped through the 2000s |
Black Eyed Peas
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Won by the Toronto Argonauts in 2022, this championship trophy of the Canadian Football League was first awarded in 1909 |
the Grey Cup
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Marjorie Durant, who set out to popularize airplane travel in 1931, was the daughter of the founder of this Big 3 car company |
General Motors
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S.A. Chakraborty's "City of Brass" has Nahri team up with Dara, one of these mystical creatures whose name starts with a silent "D" |
a djinn
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A killer for hire, like TV's Barry Berkman |
a hit man
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In "Anchorman" Will Ferrell sang "Afternoon Delight"; in 2022 Will & Ryan Reynolds sang "Good Afternoon" in this Dickens of a film |
(Ittai: What is A Christmas Carol?) ... (Ken: It was a take on A Christmas Carol, but it was called [*].)
Spirited
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Here come Annie Lennox & Dave Stewart again, falling on your heads like an '80s memory |
the Eurythmics
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This mustachioed fictional detective relied on his "little grey cells" to solve mysteries |
Poirot
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A week after this rich guy IV perished on the Titanic, an inquiry into the disaster began in a hotel with his name on it |
(Ken: That's right, the Waldorf-Astoria was the hotel.)
Astor
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In P. Djèlí Clark's "Ring Shout", klansmen summon demons during a viewing of this 1915 D.W. Griffith film |
The Birth of a Nation
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Beastly term for someone who religiously works out at, let's say, Planet Fitness |
a gym rat
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This drama that aired on PBS inspired an official "Afternoon Tea" cookbook with recipes & etiquette tips |
Downton Abbey
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Thomas Bangalter & Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, giving robot-ic performances in the 2010s |
Daft Punk
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Known for Old West novels, Zane Grey died in 1939, the year he published an "Epic of a Single Strand of Wire" about this company |
(Daniel: What is Morse?)
Western Union
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This old Boston family produced poet Robert & Harvard president A. Lawrence |
(Allison: Who is Frost?)
Lowell
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This "Remains of the Day" author wrote fantasy with "The Buried Giant", set years after the death of King Arthur |
Ishiguro
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This Scottish outlaw spent time in Newgate Prison but was pardoned before he was to be sent to Barbados |
Rob Roy
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Really covering all the bases, this painter gave us "Morning Sun", "Cape Cod Afternoon" & "Nighthawks" |
Hopper
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Last name, nickname, last name of Ricky, Michael, Ronnie, the R&B trio who dripped "Poison" in the '90s |
(Ken: New jack swing.)
Bell Biv DeVoe
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The daughter of the Duke of Suffolk, she was only 15 when she ascended the throne |
Lady Jane Grey
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