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In the Bible Jesse, the grandson of Boaz & Ruth, was the father of this giant-killer |
David
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"If brains was lard, Jethro couldn't grease a pan" |
The Beverly Hillbillies
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Among the lodging places within this national park are Grant Village & Old Faithful Inn |
Yellowstone
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Panettone, a traditional Italian treat for this holiday, can be baked in a coffee can |
Christmas
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Now common in movie & home theaters, the "surround" type of this was used way back in 1941's "Fantasia" |
sound
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2 fairly simple kinds of "musical" instrument combine in this expression for "extra features" |
bells & whistles
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Jeremiah asks, "Is there no balm in" this land? |
Gilead
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"Sweathog motto: Whatever it is, I didn't do it" |
Welcome Back, Kotter
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You don't need a fishing license to fish in the Green River in this "cavernous" Kentucky park |
Mammoth Cave
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If you've lived the high life in this low country, you've probably dined on waterzooi, a classic stew |
(Harvey: What's the Netherlands?) (John: What is Holland?)
Belgium
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People are still flocking to see my picture 2 months after it opened; it's really got these body parts |
legs
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A basic play in various team sports, it's passing to a teammate & then moving to take a return pass |
(Harvey: What's pick & roll?)
give & go
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In the book of Genesis, he is the third son of Adam & Eve |
Seth
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"A horse has got to learn to stand on his own four feet" |
Mister Ed
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Scotty's Castle in this sweltering national park was built by insurance magnate Albert Johnson in the 1920s |
Death Valley
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Greek food is often accompanied by this type of wine flavored with pine resin |
(Harvey: What's ouzo?) (John: Anisette?)
retsina
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In budgeting, featured cast salaries are "above" this; grips' salaries, "below" it |
the line
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The basic aspects of a subject or task are this hardware fastening pair |
nuts & bolts
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Ham saw this man naked & received a curse for his trouble |
Noah
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"As we say in the sewer, if you're not prepared to go all the way, don't put your boots on in the first place" |
The Honeymooners
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Virginia's Shenandoah National Park lies in this "colorful" range of the Appalachians |
the Blue Ridge Mountains
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Based on almonds, not tomatoes, ajo blanco is a white version of this chilled soup |
gazpacho
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When this gun-related phrase meaning "Get ready for action!" originated, it was the reverse of how it's used now |
(Alex: Yes, it used to be load & lock--makes more sense.)
lock & load
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This rebellious archangel of the Bible first lights up the scene in Isaiah 14 |
Lucifer
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"Grasshopper, look beyond the game, as you look beneath the surface of the pool to see its depths" |
Kung Fu
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This national park off California's coast consists of Santa Barbara, San Miguel, Santa Rosa, Santa Cruz & Anacapa Islands |
Channel Islands National Park
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This late, great Pole was fond of a pastry called Kremowka, about which he reminisced on his 1999 visit home |
Pope John Paul II
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The last shot of the day is named for this cocktail, which presumably the crew will be enjoying soon |
a martini
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Slightly scornful term for the crowd that comes into Manhattan via the Queensboro & the Holland |
the bridge & tunnel crowd
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