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Escape to the Caribbean at Thursday Trivia!

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A diabolical final question separated the top teams from the rest of the field during Thursday’s game of Pour House Trivia. Overall, we welcomed 120 teams across 15 venues.

FIRST ROUND:

There were few surprises during Thursday’s first round, as the field cruised through questions concerning Queen Elizabeth II, the literary character of Mr. McGregor, and the action comedy film “48 Hrs.”.  Even a three-part opera question did not pose much of a burden to our trivia teams, thanks to the help of some clever wordplay.  Twenty teams began their Thursday night with a perfect first round score of 36 points.

SECOND ROUND:

We kept it in the family for Thursday’s audio question, as we asked our teams to identify the music groups Twisted Sister (“We’re Not Gonna Take It”), Sister Sledge (“We Are Family”), and Sister Hazel (“All For You”).  Later, we looked at world geography, the bacteria salmonella, and the upcoming TV series “Holey Moley”, which focuses on extreme miniature golf.  After closing the first half with a look at California Olympic hosts, we saw just two teams earn a perfect second round, both playing at Quincy’s: No Keefe and Castle Greyskull.

HALFTIME:

With Father’s Day approaching, Thursday’s halftime page featured a matching section about men who have been deemed the “fathers of” their specific fields of expertise.  Exactly one-fifth of our teams posted a perfect score of 20 points, while the overall average landed at 17.1 points.  Here is Thursday’s halftime leaderboard:

THIRD ROUND:

Thursday’ s second half opened with the nightly Three Clues question, which focused on Hall of Fame baseball star Dave Winfield.  We followed up with the most difficult wagering question of the night:

–> This word originally applied to supporters of the Jacobins in the French Revolution, who advocated repression and violence in pursuit of the principles of democracy and equality.  Identify this word that today describes people who use fear as a means of coercion.

Just over one-third of our teams responded correctly with ‘terrorist’.  We continued with a look at gangster Bugsy Siegel, the upcoming film “Godzilla: King of the Monsters”, and the work of contemporary sculptor Jeff Koons.  None of our Thursday teams ran the table with a perfect score in the third round.

FOURTH ROUND:

Thursday’s final round kicked off with an intriguing question on the subject of music groups:

–> Both releasing their first album in the early 1970s, name either one of the two bands which are respectively first or last alphabetically among Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees.

The easier of the two answers for our teams was certainly ZZ Top.  Despite the objections of some sticklers that “they are not a rock and roll band”, the music group ABBA has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, making them first on this list (sorry, AC/DC!).  Only 14% of our teams earned bonus points with both correct answers.  We continued with a rather difficult question about the Spanish Steps in Rome, but lightened the mood with some Lunchables from Oscar Mayer and events from the year 2006.  Charlie’s Angels (Mark’s Pub) notched the only perfect score of the final round.  Here is your Thursday leaderboard heading into the final question:

THURSDAY’S FINAL QUESTION (4.2% success rate):

–> The original name for this island meant “Land of the Hummingbird”. Christopher Columbus renamed it in 1498,  fulfilling a vow he had made before setting out on his third voyage.  For your wager, name this island.

You don’t need to be good at math to see that Thursday’s final question was beyond difficult.  The (extremely subtle) hint in the question was the reference to the third voyage of Columbus.  Across 15 venues, only five teams responded correctly with Trinidad.  Though numerous teams had answered each of the first 20 wagering questions correctly, none of those teams could seal the deal on the final question, meaning that the Perfect 21 eluded the entire field on Thursday.  These were your highest scoring teams at the close of Thursday’s game:

THURSDAY’S WINNERS:

Quincy’s Bar and Grille in Gaithersburg, MD:  Fan Club   (Next week’s first category: Cars in Films)

Champion Billiards in Frederick, MD:  Just Good Enough   (Next week’s first category: “Monk”)

Loudoun Kitchen and Bar in Leesburg, VA:  Washington Foreskins   (Next week’s first category: Thunder Bay, Ontario)

Smoketown Brewing Station in Brunswick, MD:  Uranus Fly Trap   (Next week’s first category: Warren Zevon Songs)

Beef ‘O’ Brady’s in Frederick, MD:  Punslingers   (Next week’s first category: Cleveland Sports)

Olde Mother Brewing in Frederick, MD:  It Could Be Anything   (Next week’s first category: “The Office” – U. S. version)

Belly Love Brewing in Purcellville, VA:  Schweddy Balls   (Next week’s first category: 1970s Films)

Cushwa Brewing in Williamsport, MD:  Next to Nothing   (Next week’s first category: “The Office” – U. S. version)

The Grille at Flower Hill in Gaithersburg, MD:      (Next week’s first category:)

The Derby in New Market, MD:  Wrecking Ball   (Next week’s first category: Lake Tahoe)

Solace Brewing in Sterling, VA:  Dangerous Business   (Next week’s first category: “The Odyssey”)

Jockey Bar and Grill in Boonsboro, MD:  Oily Beau Hunks   (Next week’s first category: Ancient Rome)

Fish Market Restaurant in Alexandria, VA:  Happy Little Trees   (Next week’s first category: European Board Games)

Mark’s Pub in Falls Church, VA:  Charlie’s Angels   (Next week’s first category: “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”)

Guido’s in Frederick, MD:  Glow in the Dark Boner Tag   (Next week’s first category: Jon Raps)

1.21 Gigawatts of Trivia Knowledge…

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The first Thursday of the 2019 Summer Fling season welcomed 111 teams across 16 venues.

FIRST ROUND:

Thursday’s game began with a look at the “Pirates of the Caribbean” film franchise, which included 22% of our teams tacking on the first two bonus points of the night by pegging 2003 as the release date of “Curse of the Black Pearl”.  Next, a three-part question about the U.S. military also doled out bonus points to 22% of the field.  After closing the first round with a discussion of American cities, we saw six teams begin their night with a perfect score of 36 points.   

SECOND ROUND:

Thursday’s audio question featured three songs all entitled “Valerie” (or, in the case of The Monkees, “Valleri”), as well as questions about the Caesar Salad and NFL stadiums.  We closed the first half with a pair of difficult wagering questions:

–> Who wrote music and lyrics for multiple Tony-winning musicals including “Sweeney Todd”, “A Little Night Music”, and “Company”?

–> Which numbered Apollo mission was the fourth to land on the moon?

We were looking for the correct answers of Stephen Sondheim and Apollo 15.  For each of these questions, the success rate hovered at about 30%, probably due to the fact that most of our teams forgot that Apollo 13 never actually made it to the Moon.  The NASA question included a wicked bonus question, as only one team (50 Shades of Grey Matter at Dawg House) could name either one of the two men who walked on the moon during the Apollo 15 mission: James Irwin and David Scott.  Not surprisingly, the second round did not yield any perfect scores.

HALFTIME:

TV flashback scenes and concert tours were the two topics featured on Thursday’s halftime page.  Nine teams notched a perfect score of 20 points, while the overall average landed at 16.6 points.  Here is Thursday’s halftime leaderboard:

THIRD ROUND:

Thursday’s second half began with questions concerning candy brand advertising slogans and Egyptian mythology, but the difficulty increased significantly with this baseball question:

–> With 3,508 strikeouts, pitcher Walter Johnson held the MLB career record until the 1983 season, when three different players all passed his mark.  For your wager, identify any two of those three pitchers.

More than half of our teams earned wagering points with the answers of Nolan Ryan and Steve Carlton.  But Brother of Menelaus (Fish Market) was the only team to earn two bonus points by giving us the third correct answer of Gaylord Perry.  We continued the third stanza with an look at the quotations of J. Robert Oppenheimer and the work of actor Judd Hirsch.  None of our Thursday teams managed to sweep the third round.

FOURTH ROUND:

Thursday’s final round opened with a look at the Normandy beaches on which the Americans landed on D-Day, followed by questions about the heavy metal band Iron Maiden and the U.S. / Canada border.  The fourth round also included a rather difficult question about U.S. Presidents:

–> Despite being the fifth U.S. Vice President to assume the office of Presidency upon the death of his predecessor, which 20th century President was the first one to later win an election for the Presidency in his own right?

Only 21% of the field responded correctly with Theodore Roosevelt.  That was the only sticking point for most of the field, as seven teams closed their game with a perfect final round score.  These were your highest scoring Thursday teams heading into the final question:

THURSDAY’S FINAL QUESTION (75.9% success rate):

–> Which film was inspired by producer Bob Gale finding his father’s high school yearbook and wondering if he would have gotten along with his father if they went to school together?

Just over three-quarters of our teams earned points on the final question with the film “Back to the Future”.  None of our teams earned the Perfect 21 by answering every wagering question correctly.  Here is your final Thursday leaderboard:

THURSDAY’S WINNERS:

Quincy’s Bar and Grille in Gaithersburg, MD:  Fan Club   (Next week’s first category: Rick Moranis Films)

Champion Billiards in Frederick, MD:  Power Vacuum   (Next week’s first category: J. Robert Oppenheimer)

Loudoun Kitchen and Bar in Leesburg, VA:  Your Mom   (Next week’s first category: Fishing Terms)

Smoketown Brewing Station in Brunswick, MD:  99th Precinct   (Next week’s first category: “The Golden Girls”)

Beef ‘O’ Brady’s in Frederick, MD:  Deck Chairs on the Titanic   (Next week’s first category: Tombstone Pizza)

Olde Mother Brewing in Frederick, MD:  Just Joe   (Next week’s first category: Pennsylvania Geography)

Belly Love Brewing in Purcellville, VA:  Chappie’s Revenge   (Next week’s first category: Medical Abbreviations)

Cushwa Brewing in Williamsport, MD:  Slapsgiving   (Next week’s first category: “M*A*S*H” – film)

The Grille at Flower Hill in Gaithersburg, MD:  Blood Legion    (Next week’s first category: “Game of Thrones”)

Dawg House in Waynesboro, PA:  50 Shades of Grey Matter   (Next week’s first category: X-Planes)

** EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, DAWG HOUSE WILL BE HOSTING TRIVIA ON MONDAY NIGHT AT 7:00p **

The Derby in New Market, MD:  Mad Haters   (Next week’s first category: Art History)

Solace Brewing in Sterling, VA:  Dangerous Business   (Next week’s first category: Children’s Literature)

Jockey Bar and Grill in Boonsboro, MD:  Oily Beau Hunks   (Next week’s first category: Andrew Sings Cartoon TV Theme Songs)

Fish Market Restaurant in Alexandria, VA:  Prisoners of Trebekistan   (Next week’s first category: Clarinet Players)

Mark’s Pub in Falls Church, VA:  Operation Overlord   (Next week’s first category: 1970s TV Game Shows)

Guido’s in Frederick, MD:  Unatheltico Madrid   (Next week’s first category: Jon Sings Wrestling Entrance Songs)

Ring the Bell! It’s Time for Thursday Trivia!

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As we close in on Playoff Saturday, we welcomed 141 teams across 16 Thursday PHT venues.

FIRST ROUND:

Thursday’s first round was a breeze for our stellar teams.  We began the game with a look at the feline cartoon characters of Garfield and Heathcliff, before discussing different abbreviations using the letter ‘K’, U.S. Presidential birthplaces, and what is perhaps the world’s most famous sculpture: “David” by Michelangelo.  Most of our teams even knew that “David” is currently housed in a Florence museum.  A whopping 21% of the field rattled off a perfect first round score.

SECOND ROUND:

Thursday’s audio question featured three songs whose titles include the words “to be”: “Meant to Be” by Bebe Rexha and Florida Georgia Line, “Hip To Be Square” by Huey Lewis and the News, and “To Be With You” by Mr. Big.  The follow-up question proved to be the most difficult wagering question of the first half:

–> In May of 2009, The defeat of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam effectively ended the 25-year civil war in which Asian island nation?

The word ‘Tamil’ provided the key to the correct answer on this question, as Tamil refers to a large ethnic group (and spoken language) found in Sri Lanka.  Only 26% of our teams earned points with this correct answer.  After continuing with questions concerning U.S. Olympic host cities and the flag of Norway, we asked our teams to name any two of the three romantic comedy films featuring the on-screen duo of Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore.  While most teams earned wagering points with two correct answers, only 11% of the field gave us all three films: “The Wedding Singer”, “50 First Dates”, and “Blended”.  Six teams earned a perfect second round score.

HALFTIME:

Thursday’s halftime page certainly featured a summer theme, as we looked at baseball stadiums and film scenes shot in swimming pools.  Seven teams earned a perfect score of 20 points, while the overall average reached 15.9 points.  Here is Thursday’s halftime leaderboard:

THIRD ROUND:

With dozens of teams posting more than 80 points at halftime, confidence was riding high as we began Thursday’s second half.  For many teams, the first question of the second half ended those feelings, as this query asked in the Three Clues format led to some disastrous results:

CLUE 1: Born on August 8, 1998, this Canadian singer gained a following in 2013 by posting song covers on Vine.

CLUE 2: In 2018, this singer became the first artist to achieve four #1 singles on the Billboard Adult Top 40 chart before the age of 20.

A young Canadian singer with a string of recent hits?  The answer MUST be Justin Bieber!  Unfortunately, nearly 30% of our teams coughed up a nine-point wager by going in early with the INCORRECT answer of Justin Bieber.  Time flies when you’re a pop superstar, as Biebs is now 24 years old, and scored his first Top-40 hit way back in 2009!  The correct response here was actually Shawn Mendes.  Most of our teams recovered nicely, as we looked at the “Seinfeld” character of “The Soup Nazi”, the historic achievements of Sam Houston, and the baseball book “Ball Four”.  Eight teams ran the table in the third round by scoring 36 points.

FOURTH ROUND:

Thursday’s final round featured questions concerning the film “Dreamgirls”, the two celebrities named Armand Hammer, and the inventive work of 19th century Frenchman Louis Daguerre.  We closed with a Triple 50/50 which asked our teams to determine if a trio of Shakespearean plays were classified as comedy or tragedy.  Seven teams closed their game with a perfect final round score.  These were your highest scoring Thursday teams heading into the final question:

THURSDAY’S FINAL QUESTION (66.4% success rate):

–> In an experiment conducted in 1879, which scientist showed that gastric juices can be produced without food being put into the stomach?

Many of our teams were salivating over this trivia nugget, as about two-thirds of the field responded correctly with Ivan Pavlov.  Six teams took home the honor of the Perfect 21 by answering every wagering question correctly.  Here is your final Thursday leaderboard:

An honorable mention goes out to Lowered Expectations (Quincy’s), who posted the high score of the night at 175 points, but played ‘over the limit’ in order to decimate their fellow teams.

THURSDAY’S WINNERS:

Quincy’s Bar and Grille in Gaithersburg, MD:  Fan Club   (Next week’s first category: May 2019 Celebrity Deaths)

Champion Billiards in Frederick, MD:  Power Vacuum   (Next week’s first category: Sam Houston)

Loudoun Kitchen and Bar in Leesburg, VA:  Your Mom   (Next week’s first category: “What We Do in the Shadows” – TV)

Smoketown Brewing Station in Brunswick, MD:  We Drink and We Know Things   (Next week’s first category: Hot Wheels)

Beef ‘O’ Brady’s in Frederick, MD:  Deck Chairs on the Titanic   (Next week’s first category: “Tombstone” – film)

Olde Mother Brewing in Frederick, MD:  Rum Ham   (Next week’s first category: U.S. Territories)

Belly Love Brewing in Purcellville, VA:  Dangerous Business   (Next week’s first category: John Steinbeck)

Cushwa Brewing in Williamsport, MD:  Slapsgiving   (Next week’s first category: “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”)

The Grille at Flower Hill in Gaithersburg, MD:  Dave Martinez School of Management    (Next week’s first category: Disney Junior)

Dawg House in Waynesboro, PA:  50 Shades of Grey Matter   (Next week’s first category: Project Gemini)

The Derby in New Market, MD:  Crazy Cat People   (Next week’s first category: Freddie Mercury)

Solace Brewing in Sterling, VA:  NO GAME THIS WEEK   (Next week’s first category: NASCAR)

Jockey Bar and Grill in Boonsboro, MD:  BLT   (Next week’s first category: Broadway Plays)

Lake Linganore Association in New Market, MD:  Faking Bad

** THE GAME AT LLA WILL BE ON HIATUS UNTIL SEPTEMBER **

Fish Market Restaurant in Alexandria, VA:  Leon Deadbone   (Next week’s first category: What’s That Smell?)

Mark’s Pub in Falls Church, VA:  Charlie’s Angels   (Next week’s first category: Chernobyl)

Guido’s in Frederick, MD:  Glow in the Dark Boner Tag   (Next week’s first category: Jon Sings TV Sitcom Theme Songs)

This is What We Call Thursday Trivia!

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In the biggest Thursday night in PHT history, we welcomed 161 teams across 18 venues.  A slew of wicked bonus questions separated the top tier teams from the rest of the pack!

FIRST ROUND:

We began Thursday’s game with a look at the Klitschko brothers, the most recent pair of siblings (after the Spinks brothers) to each hold the world heavyweight boxing title.  Our nightly Three Clues question discussed the founding of Colgate University in New York.  The opening round closed with the first of of many difficult bonus questions.  After most of our teams earned wagering points by recognizing the plot of the classic horror film “Rosemary’s Baby”, we offered two bonus points with this question:

–> Shared with a Jane Austen heroine, what is the last name of Mia Farrow’s character in this film?

Our teams needed to dig deep into the Jane Austen archives to come up with the correct response of Woodhouse, the last name of the title character in the novel “Emma”.  Only FOUR teams earned bonus points here, though none of those teams were able to complete a perfect first round.

SECOND ROUND:

Thursday’s audio question featured clips from the songs “What’s Going On” by Marvin Gaye, “What’s Love Got to Do With It” by Tina Turner, and “What’s My Name?” by Rihanna.  We continued with a look at the children’s TV series “Clarissa Explains It All” and the location of the Bering Strait.  Once again, the last bonus question of the round was also its most difficult.  After a wagering question concerning U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, only THREE teams successfully named Thomas Marshall as Wilson’s Vice President.  As a result, Brother of Menelaus (Fish Market) posted the only perfect score of the second round.

HALFTIME:

Time Magazine covers and Disney voice actors were the featured topics on Thursday’s halftime page, which yielded eight perfect scores and an overall average of 15.6 points.  Here is Thursday’s halftime leaderboard:

THIRD ROUND:

The most difficult wagering question of the night was asked early in Thursday’s second half:

–> This six-letter astronomy term is defined as “the nearly straight-line configuration of three celestial bodies (such as the sun, moon, and earth during a solar or lunar eclipse) in a gravitational system.” For your wager, name this term which uses the letter “Y” as its only vowel.

Only 11% of the field earned points with the correct answer of syzygy.  For the second round in a row, the final bonus question kept the perfect scores off the board.  On a question concerning Truman Capote’s nonfiction work “In Cold Blood”, NONE of our teams earned a two-point bonus by giving us Clutter as the surname of the victims.

FOURTH ROUND:

Final round topics from Thursday included the stage production of “The Music Man”, The Mercury line of automobiles, and Oscar-winning films of the 1990s.  Though the final round featured several difficult bonus, they were not nearly as tough as the previous few rounds, as Castle Greyskull (Quincy’s) posted a perfect final round score of 36 points.  Here is your pre-final leaderboard from Thursday night:

THURSDAY’S FINAL QUESTION (13.6% success rate):

–> A recurring skit from “Saturday Night Live” called “The Land of Gorch” featured non-human characters frequently referencing drug abuse, sexual activity, and consumption of alcohol.  Who created this short-lived series in order to appeal to a more mature audience?

About one-in-seven teams arrived at the correct answer of Muppet creator Jim Henson.  Congratulations to North Country (Quincy’s), who earned the only Perfect 21 by answering every wagering question correctly.  Here is your final Thursday leaderboard:

THURSDAY’S WINNERS:

Quincy’s Bar and Grille in Gaithersburg, MD:  Fan Club   (Next week’s first category: Zombie Films)

Champion Billiards in Frederick, MD:  Vitrifiers   (Next week’s first category: “The Babysitters Club” books)

Loudoun Kitchen and Bar in Leesburg, VA:  Washington Foreskins   (Next week’s first category: English Premier League Soccer)

Lake Linganore Association in New Market, MD:  Faking Bad   (Next week’s first category: Buffalo Bills)

Smoketown Brewing Station in Brunswick, MD:  Uranus Fly Trap   (Next week’s first category: Muppets)

Beef ‘O’ Brady’s in Frederick, MD:  Pugalicious   (Next week’s first category:  1970s Super Bowls)

Olde Mother Brewing in Frederick, MD:  Surprise Me   (Next week’s first category: WWE Attitude Era)

Belly Love Brewing in Purcellville, VA:  Anything But Sports   (Next week’s first category: “Outlander”)

Cushwa Brewing in Williamsport, MD:  Slapsgiving   (Next week’s first category: Aldous Snow)

The Grille at Flower Hill in Gaithersburg, MD:   Marvin’ On   (Next week’s first category: Harry Potter)

Dawg House in Waynesboro, PA:  Not Your Team   (Next week’s first category: Hue Jackson)

The Derby in New Market, MD:  Snackademic   (Next week’s first category: 1969)

Solace Brewing in Sterling, VA:  Grow a Spare   (NEXT GAME ON JUNE 6 – First category: NASCAR)

Jockey Bar and Grill in Boonsboro, MD:  Make Trivia Great Again   (Next week’s first category: Triple 50/50 – “Friends” Quotes)

Right Around the Corner in St. Petersburg, FL:  Carlos Spicy Weiner   (Next week’s first category: 1990s Hip Hop)

Fish Market Restaurant in Alexandria, VA:  Brother of Menelaus   (Next week’s first category: U.S. Military)

Mark’s Pub in Falls Church, VA:  Gruesome Twosome   (Next week’s first category: Rum)

Guido’s in Frederick, MD:  Sunder Dogs   (Next week’s first category: Jon Sings Disney)

Godspeed, Thursday Trivia Players!

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Thursday’s game of Pour House Trivia welcomed 124 teams across 17 venues.

FIRST ROUND:

We wasted no time challenging our Thursday teams this week, as the first bonus question of the night was also its most difficult.  When asked to identify the middle name of Bart Simpson, only two teams earned bonus points with the correct response of Jojo.  Apart from that wicked question, the rest of the round was a breeze, as we also discussed the Torah, the nation of Turkey, and this current comedy film:

Thanks to the first bonus question, North Country (Quincy’s) recorded the only perfect score of the first round.

SECOND ROUND:

Topics from Thursday’s second round included numbers in song lyrics, minor league hockey, military uniforms, and this body of water:

By displaying an extensive knowledge of American Hockey League history, two teams earned 36 second round points: Bazinga (Champion) and 99th Precinct (Smoketown).

HALFTIME:

Thursday’s halftime page ranked as the most difficult page of Season XIX, as the overall average only reached 12.1 points.  The top half asked our teams to identify the home countries of ten musical acts.  That task may have actually been MORE difficult than simply naming the acts themselves, with the most notable example being Daft Punk, as many of our teams did not know that this Grammy-winning duo is French.  Four teams reached 19 points, but none of our teams ran the table at halftime.  Here is your Thursday leaderboard after the first half:

THIRD ROUND:

After playing a little rhyme time to kick off Thursday’s second half, we delved into mythology by discussing this creature:

We continued with a question concerning the 2019 MLB season.  Once again, a bonus question on the topic of sports kept most of the perfect scores off the board, as only six teams knew that the home stadium of the Seattle Mariners was recently re-named T-Mobile Park.  After closing the round with questions about the novel “To Kill a Mockingbird” and Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, four teams earned a perfect third round score: Fan Club (Quincy’s), Lowered Expectations (Quincy’s), North Country (Quincy’s), and Cream Team (Mark’s Pub).

FOURTH ROUND:

Final round topics from Thursday night included bandleader Glenn Miller, the Gulf of California, and this recent commercial:

Three teams closed their night with a perfect final round score: Cream Team (Mark’s Pub), F. U. Darts (Mark’s Pub) and Brother of Menelaus (Fish Market).  These were your highest scoring Thursday teams heading into the final question:

THURSDAY’S FINAL QUESTION (50.0% success rate):

–> On February 20, 1962, the destroyer U.S.S. Noa found which man floating in the Atlantic, after a journey of nearly 76,000 miles?

Exactly half of our teams responded correctly with astronaut John Glenn.  Though there were a slew of wicked bonus questions, six teams answered every wagering question correctly on Thursday night to record the Perfect 21.  Here is your final Thursday leaderboard:

THURSDAY’S WINNERS:

Quincy’s Bar and Grille in Gaithersburg, MD:  North Country   (Next week’s first category: The Day The Music Died)

Champion Billiards in Frederick, MD:  Just Good Enough   (Next week’s first category: Dry Tortuga Islands)

Loudoun Kitchen and Bar in Leesburg, VA:  Indians   (Next week’s first category: The Preakness States)

Lake Linganore Association in New Market, MD:  Faking Bad   (Next week’s first category: Marvel Superheroes)

Smoketown Brewing Station in Brunswick, MD:  99th Precinct   (Next week’s first category: Old West Criminals)

Beef ‘O’ Brady’s in Frederick, MD:  This is How We Go Down   (Next week’s first category: Maryland Agricultural Commodities)

Olde Mother Brewing in Frederick, MD:  Rum Ham   (Next week’s first category: “The Legend of Zelda”)

Belly Love Brewing in Purcellville, VA:  Bueller…, Bueller…   (Next week’s first category: Triple 50/50 AUDIO – Method Man or Redman?)

Cushwa Brewing in Williamsport, MD:  For Those About to Rock   (Next week’s first category: The U.S. Libertarian Party)

The Grille at Flower Hill in Gaithersburg, MD:   Green Team   (Next week’s first category: Marvel Cinematic Universe)

Dawg House in Waynesboro, PA:  Not Your Team   (Next week’s first category: Triple 50/50 – Kyle Raps: Will Smith or Not Will Smith?)

The Derby in New Market, MD:  Crazy Cat People   (Next week’s first category: Triple 50/50 – Who Sang It: George Strait or Garth Brooks?)

Solace Brewing in Sterling, VA:  Semicircle of Trust   (Next week’s first category: Cruise Lines)

Jockey Bar and Grill in Boonsboro, MD:  Hard Boiled Eggs and Nuts   (Next week’s first category: Laurel and Hardy)

Right Around the Corner in St. Petersburg, FL:  There Goes the Gayborhood   (Next week’s first category: Indiana)

Fish Market Restaurant in Alexandria, VA:  Brother of Menelaus   (Next week’s first category: “Chuck”)

Mark’s Pub in Falls Church, VA:  Cream Team   (Next week’s first category: “Lawrence of Arabia”)

Guido’s in Frederick, MD:  NO GAME THIS WEEK   (Next week’s first category: Jon Sings Seattle Music)