Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! Stats Page

Show Details: January 2015

2015-01-03

Best Of NPR DB ID: 884
Scorekeeper
Humbly incredible anchorman
Description
Best of Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! featuring favorite stories and moments from 2014, part two

2015-01-10

NPR DB ID: 885
Scorekeeper
Ruggedly handsome
Panelists
Guests
Bluff(s)
#1
Chosen: Amy Dickinson
Correct: Amy Dickinson
Description
Who's Bill This Time?, Bluff the Listener about a surprising new device unveiled at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, Not My Job about bears, Listener Limerick Challenge, Panelist Predictions: what will be the first thing that the new Congress and President Obama will agree on.

2015-01-17

NPR DB ID: 886
Scorekeeper
Legendary Anchorman
Panelists
Bluff(s)
#1
Correct: Ophira Eisenberg
Description
Who's Bill This Time?, Bluff the Listener about a politician getting into a job-related scrape, Not My Job about farewell tours, Listener Limerick Challenge, Panelist Predictions: what will be the next mistake the White House admit to?

2015-01-24

NPR DB ID: 887
Scorekeeper
Kid-tested, mother approved
Panelists
Guests
Bluff(s)
#1
Chosen: Alonzo Bodden
Correct: Faith Salie
Description
Who's Bill This Time?, Bluff the Listener about Harvey Weinstein showing up in an unexpected place, Not My Job about the British Parliament, Listener Limerick Challenge, Panelist Predictions: how will the New England Patriots cheat to win the Super Bowl?

2015-01-31

NPR DB ID: 888
Scorekeeper
A little teapot, short and stout
Panelists
Guests
Bluff(s)
#1
Chosen: Tom Bodett
Correct: Peter Grosz
Description
Who's Bill This Time?, Bluff the Listener about someone trying to save the environment, Not My Job about john (aka toilet) testers, Listener Limerick Challenge, Panelist Predictions: what will be the big surprise from this year's Super Bowl?
Notes

When providing one of the choices of the second Not My Job question, which was in regards to toilet testing done by the Gates Foundation, Peter said "Widnows" rather than "Windows".

Even though Peter said that, per a coin toss, Amy would go first. Instead, Peter Grosz went first. Peter Grosz only answered five of the eight questions correctly, yet Bill Kurtis said he answered six. Due to this, Peter Grosz ended up in a tie with Tom Bodett. Tom should have been the outright winner of that week's game and Amy Dickinson would have tied for 2nd with Peter Grosz.