1. Name the US President who served the shortest term of office. 2. the 16th amedment to the US constitition dealt with what? 3. What promted Richard Nixon to say "you wont have Nixon to kick around anymore"? 4. He asked Alexander Butterfield "were you aware of the existence of any listening devices in the Oval Office of the President?" At the time he was minority counsel to the Republicans in the Senate Watergate hearings. 5. who was the first US president to be born an American citizen, that is to say born after 1776. 6. George Bush and George Bush weremt the first father-son combination in the Oval office. Who was? 7. the first US president to be born in the 20th century? 8. what year did President Regan demand, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall? 9. How many US predidents have been assassinated? 10. How many US presidents have had impeachment proceedings brought against them?
1. Name the US President who served the shortest term of office. Garfield? 6. George Bush and George Bush weremt the first father-son combination in the Oval office. Who was? John Adams and John Quincy Adams 7. the first US president to be born in the 20th century? Kennedy? 8. what year did President Regan demand, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall? '87? 10. How many US presidents have had impeachment proceedings brought against them? 2
3. In 1962, Richard Nixon ran for Governor of California. He lost that election to the incumbent, Edmund G. "Pat" Brown. At a press conference, the morning after the election, a bitter Nixon spoke directly to the members of the press. "You don't have Dick Nixon to kick around anymore; because, gentlemen, this is my last press conference."
Zachary Taylor? [?=edit: wrong]William Henry Harrison[/?] INCOME TAX!!! His defeat in the California gubernatorial election of 1962. I'm guessing: Fred Thompson. Martin Van Buren? John Adams and John Quincy Adams. John F. Kennedy 1988? Let's see: Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, Kennedy...four. Two: Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton.
jenee missed number one, the rest are correct cobalt got number 3 correct paladin got number them all exept for number 8, good job. Im impressed that he knew that my buddy Fred Thompson is the one who sank Nixon's ship to see to it that we would kick him around and rightfully so. Tomorrow back to music trivia
very good now on with the show 1. The Beach Boys are the most sucessful american pop group in record sales. Who is second on that list of american pop groups. 2. of all the former Beatles number one songs this one stayed at number 1 the longest 3. Mark Lindsay was a one hit wonder with the song "Arizona" in 1970. What group was he the lead singer of in the 60's. 4. John Sebastian was another one hit wonder in 1976 with the theme song from "Welcome Back Kotter". What pop group did he front in the 60's 5. the late great Bobby Darin came upon his stage name how? 6. Darin's biggest selling single was 1961's "Mack The Knife". What TV show host tried to talk him out of recording it? 7. Which former Beatle recorded a title track for a James Bond movie 8.The second British act to have a number one in the US, according to Billboard magazine 9. What city is mentioned is in 1966 hit song Dirty Water by the Standells 10. Kenny Rogers and the first Edition had a big hit with "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town'. Who wrote it?
3. Mark Lindsay was lead signer for Paul Revere and the Raiders. 4. John Sebastian - The Lovin' Spoonful - Did you ever have to make up your mind 7. Paul McCartney - Live and Let Die 8. The Dave Clark Five - Glad All Over 9. Boston. This is the third time you've asked this question. This is one of the worst songs ever.
cobalt is right on every one of them.exept for number 8. and I asked the wrong question on number 9 anyway. What I meant to ask is that the Standells lead singer was named Dickie Dodd, who was his famous brother? Glad all Over only made it to number 6 according to Billboard
1 is correct I think you misunderstood number 2. What I meant was all of thier number one songs after they broke up, which one stayed at number 1 the longest so we still need 2,5,6,8 and 9
the answer to number 2 was Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder, Ebony and Ivory which stayed at number one for 7 weeks 5.He chose the name "Bobby" because he had generally been called that as a child. He allegedly chose Darin because he had seen a malfunctioning electrical sign at a Chinese restaurant reading "DARIN DUCK" rather than "MANDARIN DUCK", and he thought the Darin looked good 6. Dick Clark 8. Was Peter and Gordon's A World Without Love 9. Dickie Dodd's famous brother was Jimmie Dodd, an original mouskateer 10. Mel Tillis
movie trivia on TOFT. 1. Of all the 'road pictures' that Bing Crosby and Bob Hope made, which one came last 2. Bing's real name 3. Bob Hope was born in England. How did he become a US citizen 4. the sequel to Romancing the Stone 5. Bing Crosby first sang White Christmas in what movie 6. the first James Bond movie 7. in the movie Ferris Beuler's day off, what are the two songs that Ferris perfoms on the float 8. she played the title charachter in Foxy Brown 9. How many movies did the Beatles make while they were together. 10. what was the first year for the academy awards
#7 - Denke Shoen & Twist and Shout #9 (number 9, Number 9)- 5: Help!, A Hard Day's Night, Magical Mystery Tour, Yellow Submarine, and Let It Be
7 and 9 are correct and nice of Plow to add a white cover reference so we still need 1,2, and 3 Tomorrow on TOFT--TV Trivia
The Road to Zanzibar? ? ? Jewel of the Nile ? Dr. No "Danke Schoen" and "Twist and Shout." Pam Greer Help, A Hard Day's Night, the, uh, Yellow Submarine one...3? Eek...1927?
4,7, and 8 are correct by Paladin. the answer to number 3 is Hope's father was a soldier stationed in England
No. The one with Woody Allen is the in-my-opinion-unwatchable 1967 spoof 'Casino Royale' with David Niven and Peter Sellars. The only worthwhile part of that film is uber-babe Barbara Bouchet (as Miss Moneypenny), whom you might also remember as Kelinda in the TOS episode 'By Any Other Name.' The 1954 live TV version was a 'Climax!' theater episode. It had Barry Nelson as an American (!) James "Jimmy" Bond. You might best remember Nelson as the hotel manager, Mr. Ullman, from the beginning of 'The Shining.' Screen great Peter Lorre played the villain, Le Chiffre. It's surprisingly good (it's included on the recent 'Casino Royale' Blu-Ray). Although the testicle-slapping is omitted, it still includes a rather unflinching (though not graphic) torture sequence. Climax! Casino Royale
