Well, this just sucks. The man who voiced one of the greatest villains of all time has left us. James Earl Jones has left us at the age of 93.
To say the man had quite a career is a massive understatement. Picking out a favorite role is insanely difficult.
What was your favorite role?
Live from Colorado! Well not really live. In fact, it’s recorded quite a bit ahead of airtime. But this week’s subject is aired live and has for 50 seasons. This week, we’ve got Saturday Night Live Trivia.
Should you get that looked at? Well, you can make an appointment for after the show, because it’s trivia time. Specifically, it’s time for House Trivia. The 2000s medical drama was a big hit a few years back and it’s on the schedule for this week.
While we’re not a shadowy flight into the world of a man who does not exist, I do hope we’re still exciting. For episode 291 of the show, we’ve got Knight Rider Trivia. A huge hit in the 1980s and rebooted a number of times, this show was iconic, though the quality probably doesn’t hold up all this decades later.
Who’s ready for more TV trivia? Well, for our 290th episode of the show, we’ve got Jeffersons Trivia. That classic sitcom from the 1970s is here to give you some good laughs and stretch your brains.
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In addition to the trailers below, Disney announced:
You have the right to remain curious. For this week’s TV show trivia, we have The Wire Trivia. The show was groundbreaking in its depiction of crime on the streets from both sides of the law.
Grab your morning coffee and get ready, because it’s Gilmore Girls trivia on episode 288 of the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast.
They might be gone from the Olympics, but they aren’t forgotten. For our final Olympics trivia episode, I have ten events that have been retired from the games. Some are unusual and some are just archaic. But they were once Olympic events.
On your mark, get set, let’s trivia. Hey gang, it’s our penultimate Olympics trivia bonus episode. This time, it’s Track & Field. One of the largest blocks of events in the Olympics, track & field covers a wide range of events and distances.