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    Question 1: I shall not seek and I will not accept the nomination of my party as your president . What President made this startling announcement on March 31 1968?
    A. Lyndon Johnson
    B. Jimmy Carter
    C. John F. Kennedy
    D. Richard Nixon
    Question 2: On the night of July 18, 1976 the scoreboard at the Montreal Olympics flashed 1.00. as a tiny Romanian gymnast, Nadia Comaneci, received the first perfect score ever given in Olympic history.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 3: This program had it all: money, sex, greed and big big shoulder pads. But Dallas ended the second season with a cliffhanger that became an international question. Who shot J.R.?
    A. Jock
    B. Sue Ellen
    C. Kristin
    D. Miss Ellie
    Question 4: On November 17, 1968 the New York Jets had taken the lead with 65 seconds left to play in a televised game between the New York Jets and the Oakland Raiders. 7:00 PM-time for a commercial break and the start of the regular scheduled program. To the rage of the Jets and Raiders fans, what program replaced the last 65 seconds of the Jets and Raiders game?
    A. The Magic Kingdom
    B. The Hardy Boys
    C. I Love Lucy rerun
    D. Heidi
    Question 5: Lorne Michaels innovative idea of using comic talent from improvisational groups such Chicagos Second City and L.A.s The Groundlings made a success for NBCs new program Saturday Night. What comedian, famous for his seven words you cant say on television, was the first guest host?
    A. George Carlin
    B. Lenny Bruce
    C. Bill Cosby
    D. Richard Pryor
    Question 6: Do you believe in miracles? YES! Sportscaster Al Michaelss description summed up the play and excitement surrounding the USA Olympic hockey team at the 1980 games at Lake Placid. What team did the USA hockey team beat to take the gold at the 1980 Games?
    A. Finland
    B. Norway
    C. Soviet Union
    D. Czechoslovakia
    Question 7: The Madonna/Britney Spears kiss paled in comparison to this kiss bestowed on Americas best known bigot, Archie Bunker. Who kissed Archie Bunker on the count of three?
    A. Liberace
    B. Meathead
    C. Sammy Davis Jr.
    D. Tiny Tim
    Question 8: When did the original version of the show The Hollywood Squares air?
    A. 1962- 1978
    B. 1963- 1977
    C. 1966- 1981
    D. 1961-1975
    Question 9: Who was the emcee of the show The Hollywood Squares?
    A. Peter Marshall
    B. Paul Lynde
    C. Tommy Noonan
    D. Rose Marie
    Question 10: The first person to be in the center square in the game show The Hollywood Squares was Ernest Borgnine.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 11: How many episodes of the show The Hollywood Squares were filmed?
    A. Over 3,500
    B. Less than 1000
    C. Between 1,501 and 2,000
    D. Between 1,000 and 1,500
    Question 12: What was the original winning prize on the show The Hollywood Squares?
    A. $200
    B. $500
    C. A year supply of Rice-a-Roni
    D. $1,000
    Question 13: Only two people were on both the first and last episode of the original version of The Hollywood Squares. Who were they?
    A. Peter Marshall and Rose Marie
    B. Peter Marshall and Bert Parks
    C. Peter Marshall and Paul Lynde
    D. Peter Marshall and Don Pardo
    Question 14: This Oscar-winning actor once fell asleep in his square during a taping of The Hollywood Squares.
    A. Tom Hanks
    B. Jack Palance
    C. Tom Holtice
    D. Ernest Borgnine
    Question 15: The Hollywood Squares panelist Charlie Weaver was often asked history questions because he was a history buff. What statement is true about him?
    A. He won a Congressional Medal of Honor for his WWII service.
    B. He had a Ph.D. in American History from UCLA.
    C. He was the grandpa of Rosanna, Patricia and David Arquette.
    D. His grandfather was a General in the Union Army.