Show Details: March 2006
2006-03-04
- First Tied: Charlie Pierce 15 (Start: 3 / Correct: 6)
- First Tied: Roxanne Roberts 15 (Start: 3 / Correct: 6)
- Third: Adam Felber 14 (Start: 2 / Correct: 6)
Who's Carl This Time?, Bluff the Listener about meat in the news, Not My Job about Anna Nicole Smith, Listener Limerick Challenge, Panelist Predictions: which case will make the Supreme Court forget about Anna Nicole Smith?
2006-03-11
- First: Adam Felber 20 (Start: 4 / Correct: 8)
- Second: Kyrie O'Connor 16 (Start: 2 / Correct: 7)
- Third: Roy Blount, Jr. 15 (Start: 1 / Correct: 7)
A New Horoscope Game, Bluff the Listener about interesting pairing of spokespeople and product, Not My Job about Thomas Kinkade, Who's Carl This Time?, Panelist Predictions: what movie will win the Best Picture 2006 Oscar?
2006-03-18
- First: Adam Felber 19 (Start: 3 / Correct: 8)
- Second: Sue Ellicott 11 (Start: 3 / Correct: 4)
- Third: Paula Poundstone 10 (Start: 2 / Correct: 4)
Carl Kasell's Countdown, Bluff the Listener about a frat boy's dream come true, Not My Job about theories about the afterlife, Who's Carl This Time?, Panelist Predictions: how will Mike Wallace fill his free time?
The listener contestant for the first Who's Carl This Time? round was a bit picky with how "Salisbury" is pronounced. The same listener was a bit miffed that she had to say "Slobodan Milosevic", stating that it "doesn't roll off of the Southern tongue". She did say it properly nonetheless. Paula Poundstone thought that Andrew Jackson was on the $10 instead of the $20.
The listener contestant for the Bluff the Listener round is the co-owner of Portland's Three Square Grill and Picklopolis.
2006-03-25
- First Tied: Amy Dickinson 14 (Start: 2 / Correct: 6)
- First Tied: Mo Rocca 14 (Start: 2 / Correct: 6)
- Third: Roy Blount, Jr. 12 (Start: 2 / Correct: 5)
Who's Carl This Time?, Bluff the Listener about personal security innovations, Not My Job about novelist Dan Brown, Listener Limerick Challenge, Panelist Predictions: how will President Bush give his second term new life?
When the listener contestant for the Who's Carl This Time? round couldn't figure out the answer to a question about Condoleezza Rice and asked for a hint, Mo Rocca sang "Blank-a-roni, the Secretary of State" (in tune of "Rice-a-Roni, A San Francisco Treat!"). Huge kudos to @Ojoya for tracking this one down for me!
During the Listener Limerick Challenge round when Peter was discussing the soccer/football matches between Muslims and LGBTs, Mo sang "everybody fatwah" to the tune of "Everybody Dance Now".