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2: Corinthians
4: Gold
6: Thomas
8: The Book of CLAMS
10: Saint CLAM

3: Inertial dampers
6: Cloaking device
9: Wormhole
12: Hyperspeed
15: Freeze ray

. . . thus revealing where I sit on the DOCTRINAL <----> FANTASTIC spectrum.

Cheers,
Rex

This morning a TV news anchor here in DC -- a substitute sitting in for the regular guy -- introduced the weatherman who was about to discuss the end of the recent heat wave by saying, ". . . And it looks like we'll be seeing an end to the unbearable heat we've all gotten used to!" Perhaps just an i...

Peggles wrote:Let the challenge go forth!

Rex Kramer, watch your back!

Necessarily, since you are not going to be ahead of me.

Rex

Okay, my bad. I'll try that newfangled spoiler thingy.

Spoiler

2: Greenland
4: The Falklands
6: The Canary Islands
8: St. Helena
10: Cape Verde

3: Dill chill pill
6: Mustard custard
9: Kennel fennel
12: Sage gauge
15: Aragon tarragon

Domo arigato,
Rex

Woo hoo! Great way to start the SHC, DoT!

2: Angry Birds
4: John Madden
6: Call of Duty
8: Farmville
10: Words with Friends

3: The Lottery
6: Mark Twain
9: The Cask of Amontillado
12: Poker Flat
15: Ray Bradbury

Many thanks!
Rex

3. Don't interrupt the Jeopardy Round, except for a commercial break, and move the interviews to the beginning. That was how it used to be done, at the beginning of the Trebek era. . The contestant interviews never were in the beginning of the show on Trebek J! From 1992-96 or so, they had the cont...

Regis Millionaire taped the day before it aired back in 1999 and 2000. That's one thing WWTBAM had over J!: Being recognized in the airport on the way home from taping my second show. Talk about instant gratification! Public kudos before my televised run was complete is probably the only thing I ha...

I’m going to have to go with

Stephen King Books
That Funky Music
Radio
Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone
Hidden Instruments
New Weapons

Rex

3. Don't interrupt the Jeopardy Round, except for a commercial break, and move the interviews to the beginning. That was how it used to be done, at the beginning of the Trebek era. I prefer the current timing; it gives the audience a chance to see the players in action before learning more about th...

This is a peeve of mine . I daresay this isn't the thread for this. It doesn't help, and might discourage, those of us who come here with an honest search for answers from good people who are eager to help, including Rex, who you cited. . . No worries, Jeanie! The J! Boards (in all incarnations) ha...

- When I got to the podium (podium, podium, podium . . . doesn't have quite the same naughty frisson without all of the old crowd here) Lectern, you pusillanimous pinhead, lectern! (There, does that feel better, Rex?) Marvelous! Now -- if he ever joins us here -- I am forever going to hear Jonathan...

in the weeks before taping, I practiced with a clicky pen while watching, just to incorporate the automaticity. I think it helped in that I could pay more attention to timing when I got to the show. The only three interesting points I can add: - When I got to the podium (podium, podium, podium . . ....

barandall800 wrote:9. Name an individual who has served as a cast member of “Saturday Night Live” since its premiere.

I don't think any individual has served as a cast member of SNL since its premiere! I think 14 years is the record.

Rex

jtb34 wrote:Thank you, agefen! I was beginning to go through withdrawls.

Lack of J! Board discussion caused you to speak in a Southern accent?

Rex

TriviaBug wrote:Yay, Andy!

The first task is to coin a name for the boards going down.

Armageddon?

"Terminal Boardoom"!

Rex

Thanks and kudos to agefen for having the initiative and know-how to get a J! community venue back in place on the net!

Now, where was I . . . ?

Rex