TOSSUPS – TULANE B ACF DETOX 2005 – UT-CHATTANOOGA
Questions by Tulane B with an assist from your genial quizmaster
1. The offending party’s name was Murphy and the year was 1945. The opposing team was the Detroit Tigers. Murphy and his companion, tavern owner William Sianis, actually strutted about on the field before the game. However, during the game, team owner Philip Wrigley ejected them because of Murphy’s objectionable odor wafting from their box seat.
Sianis’s angry response most recently reared its ugly head in the 2003 NLCS when Steve Bartman just had to reach for that fly ball. FTP, what is this curse, cited as the reason for the Chicago Cubs’ failure to win a pennant since 1945 or a
World Series title since 1908, and named for the type of animal Murphy was?
Answer: The Billy Goat Curse (accept Curse of the Billy Goat and similar)
2. This album debuted in 2003, and while songs such as “H. W. C.” (Hot white cum) didn’t become hits for obvious reasons, one of its songs was used by ESPN as the theme for ads for the 2004 NCAA women’s basketball tournament.
This album’s production was slicker than that on the artist’s other albums, “Whip-Smart,” “whitechocolatespaceegg” and
“Exile in Guyville.” FTP, name this eponymous 4 th album which featured “Extraordinary” and “Why Can’t I?”
Answer: Liz Phair [Sorry, need full name without prompt – the question begins “This album…”]
3. While it was originally released in 1984, the full American release was only scheduled for late in 2004 and was mysteriously postponed despite rumors that the new dub had already been completed with Patrick Stewart voicing Lord
Yupa and Alison Lohman lending her voice to the titular protagonist. This version was finally released earlier this week under the agreement between Disney and Studio Ghibli. FTP, what is the name of this Japanese cartoon released concurrently with Porco Rosso and The Cat Returns , movies by the same author, Hayao Miyazaki.
Answer: Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind (also accept Kaze no tani no Naushika )
4. Frequently appearing characters on this television series (according to IMDB) include Miles Knobnoster and Man.
Airing in first run from 1985 until 1990, this sitcom told the kooky story of the Owens family, employers of the title character. Loosely based on a character from a series of 1940s movies starring Clifton Webb, FTP, identify this series which costarred Bob Uecker and Christopher Hewett, the latter as an English housekeeper.
Answer: Mr. Belvedere
5. 250 calories worth of this liquid, 140 more than competitor Red Bull, is sold in 8.5 ounce red-and-silver-striped cans.
Red in color, it counts Taurine, Royal Jelly and Inositol among its ingredients, and its taste is reminiscent of Dimetapp.
According to its manufacturer, Jones Soda Co., it “revitalizes attitude and restores faith in mankind.” FTP, name this beverage that finally allows one to literally “open up a can of” it.
Answer: Whoop Ass Energy Drink
6. As an art student at Orange Coast College, he impressed his friends with his sewing-machine works of patches on sweaters and a wallet made from spare orange vinyl. He also produces swimsuits, sunglasses, watches and home décor lines along with his most popular line. First inspired by the brightly-painted Sun View Elementary school which he attended in 1972, he has participated in numerous collaborations, most recently with the Elvis Presley estate and Nirve
Bicycles, but will always remain loyal to Skurvy, Clancy the short-necked giraffe, Worry Bear and his other character creations. FTP, name this edgy young clothing designer, whose logo consists of the stylized outline of a house and two trees, most well-known for his t-shirts featuring cartooned animals like Julius the Monkey.
Answer: P aul Frank
7. This man was chosen for a record 13 consecutive Pro Bowls from 1986-1998. He began his career with the Memphis
Showboats in 1984 and joined the Philadelphia Eagles in 1985 after the USFL folded. He played for the Eagles for the next nine years and then joined the Green Bay Packers, signing a 17 million dollar contract. Until Bruce Smith scraped up one more half-sack to top him, he had the most career sacks of any player since the stat was kept. FTP, name this
Chattanooga-born defensive end, known as the “Minister of Defense,” who died on Dec. 26.
Answer: Reggie White
EDITOR’S NOTE: I have too much respect for the late Mr. White to comment on the fact that on his last night on Earth, he sat in a theater and watched Fat Albert.

8. Last year she had a small part as Mary Jane Hutchinson in her highest-profile film in years, I Heart Huckabees . Along with the few surviving members of Ed Wood’s regular troupe, she appeared in the 1998 film
I Woke Up Early the Day I
Died
, based on Wood’s last screenplay. She took an active interest in promoting animal rights after her work with lions in the 1981 bomb Roar , which also included her daughter Melanie in the cast. In 1962, as a model on a commercial on the
Today Show, she was spotted by the director who brought her to Hollywood and (at least briefly) stardom. FTP name this actress, whose reputation rests on two Alfred Hitchcock films, Marnie and The Birds .
Answer: Nathalie “Tippi” Hedren
9. There was a span of over 12 years between his only two #1 hits in America, and he was the only member of his first eponymous band to carry over to his second eponymous band. Born Michael Lubowitz, he was a native South African who’d studied classical music at Juilliard, and he’d lived in Britain for only three years before becoming part of the
British Invasion. Though he had another top 10 hit with a Dylan song in 1968, because the first hit was so lightweight, critics didn’t take him seriously till his Earth Band’s #1 hit in 1976 with a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “Blinded by the
Light.” FTP name this musician, namesake of the band whose first and biggest hit was “Doo Wah Diddy Diddy.”
Answer: Manfred Mann
10. Born January 3, 1975 in La Jolla, California, she began acting at a young age in her mother’s dance studio. She got her big break in 1988, while her younger sister landed a less visible role as Becky Slater. She seems to have survived child stardom quite well – she graduated summa cum laude from UCLA in 1998, and earlier that year published a mathematics paper in Britain’s Journal of Physics A: Mathematics & General . She is also fluent in French, but spoke very little of it in her most famous role. FTP, this is what actress, forever immortalized alongside Fred Savage as Kevin Arnold’s girlfriend
Winnie Cooper in “The Wonder Years?”
Answer: Danica Mae McKellar
11. Thinkway Toys released a line of these creatures that respond to ambient sound in various ways. The voice activated organisms include the Acara, Gelert, Shoyru, Grarrl, Ixi, Mynci, Scorchio, Uni, Kacheek and Kougra who were all originated as virtual domesticated animals that need to be fed in order to keep them happy and healthy so that they can fight to the death in the Battledome. FTP, what is the name of these critters that have been made into a line of stuffed animals, pocket playsets and, perhaps most tragically, a collectible card game by Wizards of the Coast.
Answer: Neopets
12. It features amazingly descriptive card names like 30, 20, 18, 15, 14, 12 and many more equally fun numbers, with a
Mobius Tubes or Negotiation card thrown in here and there. Trader, Virus, Zombie, Void, Amoeba, Clone, Empath,
Macron, Oracle, Philanthropist, Vulch, and Chronos are among the various races one can use. FTP name this game, originally created by Eon Games and now distributed by Avalon Hill, which involves alien races trying to conquer five foreign planets in space.
Answer: Cosmic Encounter
13.
He is considered both a legend and certified nutcase in soccer circles. In a World Cup playoff match in 1990, he attempted to dribble past Cameroon striker Roger Milla, but failed, and the resulting goal put Cameroon into the quarterfinals. Presently a goalkeeper coach for Ecuador, he’s trying to convince none other than Gabriel Garcia Marquez to write his biography. When he tested positive for cocaine in October 2004, many were not surprised since he is rumored to have been a good friend of drug lord Pablo Escobar. His most famous moment, however, was a friendly on September
6, 1995 against England at Wembley Stadium in which he executed his unbelievable and self-invented “scorpion kick,” featured in a recent PowerAde commercial. FTP, this is what Colombian madman and goalkeeper, nicknamed “El Loco?”
Answer:
René
Higuita
14. Featuring a memorable score by Craig Safan, this movie was the first in which all special effects (apart from make-up) were done with computers. The title character finds himself hunted by a Zan-Do-Zan, a long way from his trailer park home. Notable characters include the “gung-ho iguana”, Grig, and Centauri, a jovial alien who devised the means that identified prospects for the titular occupation, FTP, identify this 1984 movie starring Lance Guest and Robert Preston, in which a young kid is recruited with an arcade game to battle an invading alien force.
Answer: The Last Starfighter

15.
He began work on his first book after reading Sydney Sheldon’s
Doomsday Conspiracy . He graduated from
Amherst college and Philips Exeter Academy and his first novel, published in 1996, was a nationally bestselling e-book.
His latter two books feature the snazzy Harvard professor of religious iconography, Robert Langdon. FTP, name this author of Angels and Demons and The Da Vinci Code .
Answer: Dan Brown
16. This New York native’s 2004 debut double album’s title is believed to be making fun of Norah Jones, but she has actually drawn numerous comparisons to the chanteuse with her jazzy piano-and-vocals style. Her album appeared on
Rolling Stone’s “Top 50 Albums of 2004,” while she garnered critical acclaim with lyrics such as “yeah I’ll have my coffee black/hey look we’re bombing Iraq.” FTP, name the songstress behind the album “Get Away From Me.”
Answer: Nellie McKay
17. A math whiz in high school, he dropped out of the University of Arizona after one year to pursue his current profession. This helps explain why he’s prone to malaprops using big words, like saying the atmosphere at the Bristol track “circumferences you.” His P.R. skills are so poor that he was perceived as the bad guy after goading Jimmy Spencer into punching him in the face. Going into the last 10 races in 2004, he was a distant seventh in points and thus benefited greatly from the new championship format, although a broken engine in Atlanta kept him from running away with the title. FTP name the winner of NASCAR’s 2004 Nextel Cup.
Answer: Kurt Busch
18. The Contessa, Double Trouble, Vic the Slick, Robocrook, Top Grunge, and Eartha Brute all debuted in September
1991 in this game show. Also present was a stern chief who barked out orders and encouragement, but she had to be tough if she expected somebody to apprehend the infamous head of the crime syndicate they were tracking across the globe. FTP, name this PBS game show, hosted by Greg Lee with Lynne Thigpen and Rockapella, based on an insanely popular computer game of the same name.
Answer: Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?
19. It began on January 18, 1971, when fog forced a London-bound airplane to land in Shannon, Ireland. Bill Backer, creative director for the McCann-Erickson ad agency, and the rest of the irate passengers had to remain near the airport in case the fog lifted. The next day, in the airport café, Backer saw some of the most furious passengers from the day before, laughing and telling stories over bottles of a familiar liquid. Once in London, Backer told fellow songwriters Billy Davis,
Roger Greenway, and Roger Cook of this inspiring scene. The result was originally called “Mom, True Love, and Apple
Pie,” and later accompanied by a video featuring a group dubbed “The Hillside Singers.” This is, FTP, what timeless carbonated beverage jingle, part of the 1969 “It’s the Real Thing” campaign?
Answer:
I’d Like to Buy the World a Coke
or I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing
(accept either name, but exact answer required in either case)
20. This term was coined in April 6, 2001 in a weblog by Adam Mathes when he realized that a search for the term
“internet rockstar” returned the website of Ben Brown as the first result, even though the words did not appear anywhere on Brown’s site. However, two years earlier it was discovered that a search for “more evil than Satan” returned
Microsoft’s homepage, and this may be the first recorded use of the phenomenon. Also behind such pranks as a link to
John Kerry’s website when “waffles” is entered, and a link to a false “Did you mean French military defeats
?” site when
“French military victories” is entered, this is, FTP, what nickname for the manipulation of a popular search engine’s
PageRank algorithms in order to influence the ranking of a given site in the results page?
Answer: Google bombing (accept Google washing )
21.
As of this week, this movie, which in the U.K. had the subtitle “Lust for Glory,” ranked #118 in the Internet
Movie Database’s Top 250. Some of the actual stock war footage was filmed by combat cameraman and future softcore porn director Russ Meyer. One of its seven Oscars, for Adapted Screenplay, was shared by two men who had never even met – Edmund North and the then-unknown Francis Ford Coppola. Coppola was not present to accept his Oscar, nor was either director Franklin J. Schaffner or the film’s star. FTP name this film, winner in 1970 for Best Picture and for Best
Actor George C. Scott.
Answer: Patton

22. In this game, threats come from a distant corner of the galaxy, as an evil alien race sets in motion a sinister plan to conquer the Earth. They unleash a powerful catalyst - Energy X - that imbues the planet's worst miscreants like with super-powers to bring justice to its knees! Earth's only hope to defeat foes like Lord Dominion, Nuclear Winter, and the
Time Master himself lies with the few brave characters who will use their new-found power for good including Eve, The
Bullet, Law & Order, Sea Urchin, El Diablo, Alchemiss, and Man-Bot. FTP, name this highly satirical product from
Irrational Games that takes on the overly patriotic tone of a cold war comic book while it follows the adventures of
Minute Man, Liberty Lad and the various members of their titular superheroic organization.
Answer: Freedom Force
23. What scholars do know is that it was written sometime before 1500. It is in half English, half Latin and satirizes the Carmelite monks in the English county of Cambridgeshire. It contains a simple letter-replacement code to disguise the line that contains the offending word, considered even then to be taboo. However, when decoded, the word isn’t even a legitimate Latin verb form. The poem takes its name from its opening line, which is translates as “Fleas, flies, and friars.”
Immortalized forever as the first written use of the F word, or at least a related form, “fuccant,” and thought to be its origin, this is, FTP, what classic poem?
Answer: Flen Flyys (also accept Flen Flyys and Freris )

BONI – TULANE B ACF DETOX 2005 – UT-CHATTANOOGA
Questions by Tulane B with an assist from your genial quizmaster
1. Answer the following before-and-afters based on famous court cases involving baseball FTPE. For example, if I said this case reinforced the principle of “one Cubs manager, one vote”, you’d say “Dusty Baker v. Carr.”
A) An argument about the rights of an NL West baseball team accused of a crime.
B) A former Red Sox, Yankees, and Devil Rays 3 rd baseman stood in the way of a woman's right to choose.
C) An early 20 th century Hall of Fame pitcher used his physical disability to his advantage, thus refuting the notion of
“separate but equal” and overturning the landmark decision Plessy v. Ferguson Jenkins.
Answers:
A) Miranda v. Arizona Diamondbacks
B) Roe v. Wade Boggs
C) Mordecai (or Three-Finger ed) Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, KS
2. Before and After Again: A Hobbit's Tale by Tulane B. The B is for Baggins. 10 PE.
A) Wagner's keystone work concerning the pursuit of an all-powerful ring and the group of short people who try to destroy it.
B) Thankfully, Aragorn comes back just in time to eat all of the orcs of Mordor and protect his castle over yon, gaining the trust of all the denizens of Free Country, U.S.A. Nobody cares anymore that his pantry is full of the personal belongings of Marzipan, Strong Bad and many others.
C) Play this logic puzzle and archetypical example of recursion by moving discs from Isengard to Minas Morgul.
Answers:
A) The Fellowship of the Ring Cycle
B) Return of the King of Town
C) The Two Towers of Hanoi
3. Answer these before-and-afters about television comedies FTPE.
A) Balki Bartokomous, a newly-arrived immigrant from the Mediterranean, takes residence with a 46 year-old high school freshman who has recently been released from prison and is now turning her life around.
B) Ed O'Neill and his dysfunctional family are terrorized by the youthful population of a Midwestern town.
C) Sarah Jessica Parker attended Weemawee High School in this song by Huey Lewis and the News.
Answers:
A) Perfect Strangers with Candy
B) Married With Children of the Corn
C) Hip to Be Square Pegs
4. Answer the following before-and-afters about musical assassins FTPE:
A)
This recent winner of the Album of the Year Grammy was disappointed he didn’t get a gig from Pres. Garfield.
B) Were his bass tracks for Rush what killed Kennedy? Or was he just a Patsy [maybe Cline?]
C)
This former leader of the Funky Bunch killed John Lennon and thus unwittingly unleashed Yoko’s solo career.
Answers:
A) Ray Charles Guiteau
B) Geddy Lee Harvey Oswald
C) Marky Mark David Chapman
5. Answer these before-and-after questions about snack food FTPE:
A) I chowed down on his celebrated cookies while watching this Oscar-winning Kate Hudson flick.
B) Whether in the Alps or Vietnam, we love her delicious powdered hot-chocolate
C) Andy Kaufman may have delighted in these marshmallowy treats developed in Chattanooga.
Answers:
A) Almost Famous Amos
B) Swiss Miss Saigon
C) Man on the Moon Pie

6. Answer these before-and-afters about famous pornographic films FTPE:
A) This cute sun-bonneted lass spread her snacks all over Texas and wound up with oatmeal crème on her face.
B) In this Omar Epps crime drama they uncover the Watergate Scandal.
C)
Marilyn Chambers’ Rapturous performance in this adaptation of a novel with 11 sequels was a Revelation.
Answers:
A) Little Debbie Does Dallas
B) In Too Deep Throat
C) Left Behind the Green Door
7. Name these before-and-afters about figures from the Comics pages FTPE.
A) This on-and-off Van Halen frontman enjoys pillaging, beer, and a home-cooked meal from Helga every so often.
B) He wrote “I’ll Never Fall in Love Again” and “What’s New, Pussycat,” as well as truly demented HR policies.
C) This lasagna lover hears voices in his head telling him “If you eat it, they will come.”
Answers:
A) Sammy Hagar the Horrible
B) Catbert Bacharach
C) Garfield of Dreams
8. Answer the following before-and-after questions about movies and music FTPE.
A) Eric Clapton sings about a Clint Eastwood-directed John Cusack film which revolves around a murder trial in
Savannah.
B) Sir Mix-a-Lot builds a time machine.
C) Daniel Day-Lewis is unfairly imprisoned with a Steve Martin who is nervous about the nuptials of his daughter.
Answers:
A) After Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
B) Baby Got Back to the Future
C) In the Name of the Father of the Bride
9. Answer the following before-and-afters about educational television shows FTPE:
A) Figure out which alleles your offspring will receive while watching the “Mathnet” segment of this show.
B)
Dabney Coleman’s simple science experiments somehow weren’t as compelling on the radio.
C) You can play as Lester the rat or the Wild-haired eponymous wacky scientist in this Blizzard MMORPG. Badabing, bada-bang, bada-boom!
Answers:
A) Punnett Square One
B) Buffalo Bill Nye the Science Guy
C) Beakman’s World of Warcraft
10. Answer the following before-and-afters about games from Sierra On-line FTPE:
A) In this Sierra game, co-written by Roberta Williams and Lori Ann and Cory Cole, you might join the Famous
Adventurers’ Correspondence School in the Kingdom of Daventry.
B) Don’t let your enthusiasm get in the way of getting laid in this Sierra title.
C) Roger Wilco is stranded with the Robinson family.
Answers:
A)
King’s Quest for Glory
B) Leisure Suit Larry David
C) Lost in Space Quest
11. FTPE, before and after movies about NFL quarterbacks:
A) Joe Pesci is in over his head, but Marisa Tomei will help him defend this veteran quarterback, which is good because he hasn’t been mobile since he graduated from Miami all those years ago.
B) Richard Gere plays the title role as a Biblical quarterback from Fresno State.
C) A lesser-known part of his Virginia Tech alum’s “Experience” was playing soccer with Pele & Sylvester Stallone.
Answers:
A) My Cousin Vinny Testaverde
B) King David Carr
C) Michael Vic(k)tory

12. Okay. I’m going to be honest with you. We all really like before-and-afters. Well, we used to. If it helps you not to hate us too much, you should know that we don’t like them so much anymore. Also, just be glad we abandoned the
“name’s the same” idea for the toss-ups. Anyway, identify these stand-up comedian types FTPE.
A) This prominent African-American embarks on a madcap armed robbery with John Cleese and Kevin Kline.
B)
Thunder to Tiki Barber’s Lightning is Harmful When Swallowed
C) A touch of cherry flavoring was added to a popular soft drink, at the behest of Freddy the Freeloader.
Answers:
A) A Fish Called Wanda Sykes
B) Ron Da(y)ne Cook
C) Mountain Dew Code Red Skelton
13. Blame Charlie for this one. FTPE answer the following about the world of R&B fast food:
A) His smooth voice explains why his small burgers are sometimes called sliders. Can’t get enough of his food, baby.
B) The Southern answer to Barry White Castle, it was founded in Chattanooga but is always welcome in Atlanta.
C) They were thinking outside the bun when they left New Edition. Those of us with a digestive sensitivity to refried beans understand why their biggest hit was titled “Poison.”
Answers:
A) Barry White Castle
B) Ludakrystal
C) Taco Bell Biv Devoe
14. Answer these before-and-afters about the Star Trek Universe, FTPE.
A) This interstellar organization redefined world government before suing Vince McMahon for using their acronym.
B) This funk legend is assumed to have died in August 2004 when he was swept into a mysterious Nexus energy ribbon.
C) This miserably tragic French hero strangely speaks with a British accent when he commands the crew to make it so.
Answers:
A) World Wildlife Federation of Planets
B) Rick James T.
Kirk
C) Jean Valjean Luc Picard
15. Answer these before-and-afters that are dangerously related to unfair violence against women FTPE.
A) The protagonist of many John Hughes movies performs in an Irish punk band.
B) The Original Fruits flavors, along with Root-T-Root, Cool Kids, Jolly Joes and "Proud Mary," were already good, but the newer, stronger Zours will beat the living daylights out of Tina.
C) Some claim that this phrase finds its origins in the laws of the early 1900s when it was legal for men to beat their wives, so long as they used a stick no wider than the female heroine of this Hans Christian Andersen story.
Answers:
A) Flogging Molly Ringwald
B) Mike and Ike Turner
C) Rule of Thumbelina
16. Figure out what came before or after these famous baseball players, FTPE.
A) A barefooted legend on the ineligible list paints by splashing and dripping paint across the canvas somewhat haphazardly.
B) The woman who was appointed by President Clinton to wear number 3 on the Supreme Court and currently holds second place on the all-time home run list.
C) He hit 755 home runs while drawing the comic strip Boondocks.
Answers:
A) Shoeless Joe Jackson Pollock
B) Babe Ruth Bader Ginsburg
C) Henry Aaron McGruder

17. Identify these before-and-afters related to the Chronicles of Narnia FTPE.
A) Dave Bazan finds a mystical world ruled by a noble lion in the back of a closet.
B) Eustace and Jill must overcome the false Aslan while looking for the 13 th human colony and evading the Cylons.
C) Cory Matthews travels with his equine companion in this 5 th book published in the series.
Answers:
A) Pedro the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
B) The Last Battlestar Galactica
C) The Horse and his Boy Meets World
18. Identify these movie before-and-afters FTPE.
A) A small mouse finds the new world and falls in love with a woman from a rival gang. Singing and Dancing ensue.
B) One less than a baker’s dozen furious male government agents investigate supernatural events.
C) Vin Diesel stars as Riddick in this account of the stock market crash of 1929.
Answers:
A) An American Tail: Fievel Goes West Side Story
B) 12 Angry Men in Black
C) Pitch Black Tuesday
19. Identify these before-and-afters about anime FTPE.
A) Mr. Rogers discovers magical creatures living in his backyard and rides a cat-bus.
B) The grandson of a famous gentleman-thief is sent to Earth by the Big Giant Head.
C) Two stoners search for an ancient floating kingdom that serves delicious burgers in a movie directed by Hayao
Miyazaki.
Answers:
A) Won’t You Be My Neighbor Totoro
B) Lupin the Third Rock from the Sun
C) Harold and Kumar go to White Castle in the Sky
20. Answer the following related before-and-after questions FTPE:
A) Maybe the coke he was on led this Met to write “Incense and Peppermints.”
B) Amawa Hibiki dresses as a woman to become a governess in Siam.
C) Let me take you down to this Beatles-Dylan collaboration also sung by Joan Baez and Rod Stewart.
Answers:
A) Darryl Strawberry Alarm Clock
B) The King and I, My, Me Strawberry Eggs
C) Strawberry Fields Forever Young
21. Identify these partially-related before-and-afters FTPE from “literature.”
A) Isaac Asimov was over budget in this novel, so he had to cast Sonny in a gorilla suit with a diving helmet.
B) This mythical fish was found by Finn and is also the way the doors of the Heart of Gold feel upon successfully closing.
C) This Orson Scott Card novel is also a punk band fronted by Jello Biafra.
Answers:
A) I, Robot Monster
B) Salmon of Knowledge of a Job Well Done
C) Speaker for the Dead Kennedys
22. Identify these before-and-afters related to shows that were on Nickelodeon in the ’80s FTPE.
A) Two brothers with the same name have wacky suburban adventures and can never win the French Open.
B) A chemical spill turns a teenage girl into an English serial killer.
C) Melissa Joan Hart describes Nick’s version of the sketch comedy.
Answers:
A) The Adventures of Pete and Pete Sampras
B) The Secret World of Alex Mack the Knife
C) Clarissa Explains it All That

23. Answer the following unrelated before-and-afters FTPE:
A) Gershwin teamed up with Queen to record this jazzy-classical number.
B) This Neil Gaiman novel combines elements of fantasy with the prequel to Gettysburg .
C) This Walt Whitman poem may actually be about a mustache-drawing pirate’s favorite beverage.
Answers:
A) Bohemian Rhapsody in Blue
B) American Gods and Generals
C) O Captain, My Captain Morgan’s Spiced Rum