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1.
What is the alternative title of the Firesign Theatre album 'Waiting for the Electrician'? |
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2.
In 'Temporarily Humbolt County', who, or what, are the two native Americans waiting for? |
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3.
In 'Temporarily Humbolt County', most of the white settlers are taken aback by the natives' lack of gold (or, at least, aluminum), but what other product made up for it? |
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4.
In what kind of community does the skit 'W.C. Fields Forever' take place? |
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5.
In 'W. C. Fields Forever', the spiritual leader, called 'Tiny Dr. Tim' lives in a lifesize replica of the Taj Mahal made entirely out of what? |
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6.
In 'Le Trente-Huit Cunegonde' (translated from French as 'the 38th Cunegonde'), the Firesign Theatre explore what would happen if what group of people took over the world? |
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7.
In the futuristic sketch 'Le Trente-Huit Cunegonde', which of the following offices is not depicted as part of the new Presidential Cabinet? |
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8.
In 'Le Trente-Huit Cunegonde', where is the only place in the world that is still considered 'unhip' or uncool? |
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9.
On Side 2 of the Firesign Theatre album, 'Waiting for the Electrician', an announcer starts by telling the listener he/she is actually on Side 5 of a Turkish language record. Which of the following words is NOT one of the Turkish words? |
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10.
One highlight in 'Waiting for the Electrician' is 'Beat the Reaper', a parody of a game show where a contestant (read 'patient') is injected with medical toxins and has to guess what illness he has before he dies. Which of the following maladies is our hero NOT injected with? |
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