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Show Details: September 2009
2009-09-05
NPR
DB ID: 605
Location
Chase Auditorium (Chicago, IL)
Host
Peter Sagal
Scorekeeper
Guest:
Korva Coleman
Panelists
- First: Roxanne Roberts 18 (4 / 7)
- Second: Mo Rocca 12 (2 / 5)
- Third: Adam Felber 11 (3 / 4)
Guests
Bluff(s)
Description
Who's Korva This Time?, Bluff the Listener about neighborly feuds, Not My Job about walking, Listener Limerick Challenge, Panelist Predictions: what will President Obama announce in his address to Congress in regards to health care?
2009-09-12
NPR
DB ID: 606
Location
Chase Auditorium (Chicago, IL)
Host
Peter Sagal
Scorekeeper
Guest:
Korva Coleman
Panelists
- First Tied: Charlie Pierce 15 (3 / 6)
- First Tied: Kyrie O'Connor 15 (3 / 6)
- Third: P.J. O'Rourke 14 (2 / 6)
Guests
Bluff(s)
Description
Who's Korva This Time?, Bluff the Listener about unusual cries for help, Not My Job about wax museums, Listener Limerick Challenge, Panelist Predictions: what will be the next breach of decorum within the halls of the US Congress?
2009-09-19
NPR
DB ID: 607
Location
Chase Auditorium (Chicago, IL)
Host
Peter Sagal
Scorekeeper
Guest:
Corey Flintoff
Panelists
- First: Mo Rocca 15 (3 / 6)
- Second: Roy Blount, Jr. 12 (2 / 5)
- Third: Amy Dickinson 11 (3 / 4)
Guests
Bluff(s)
Description
Who's Corey This Time?, Bluff the Listener about explaining the unexplainable, Not My Job about the sport of bowling, Listener Limerick Challenge, Panelist Predictions: what will be Kanye West's next controversy?
2009-09-26
NPR
DB ID: 608
Host
Peter Sagal
Scorekeeper
Panelists
- First: Tom Bodett 17 (3 / 7)
- Second: Paul Provenza 11 (1 / 5)
- Third: Paula Poundstone 8 (2 / 3)
Guests
Bluff(s)
Description
Who's Carl This time?, Bluff the Listener about innovative ways to attract tourists, Not My Job about Oprah Winfrey, Listener Limerick Challenge, Panelist Predictions: What will Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi do next after his debut at the United Nations?
Notes
Peter had to apologize about mixing up which came first in the previous show, the Slanket or the Snuggie.
Peter Sagal said that 3 meters is close to 12 feet in amazement of Tom's lucky guess in answering the last Lightning Fill-in-the-Blank question. 3 meters is actually close to 10 feet, whereas 4 meters would be closer to 12 feet. I know, I am being a bit pedantic.