Quotable 1980s Trivia

We're back in the 80s and back with a quotables episode. Hey there, I'm your host, Brian Rollins and this is the dorky geeky. Nerdy trivia podcast. We spent some time in the 80s with video games and we did quotes with Joss whedon's work. Now, we're blending them both into one episode instead of three rounds of different difficulties this time. We're breaking them up into quotes from movies TV and commercials. Commercials it'll still be 10 questions each and you'll have five seconds to answer. If you're new, welcome aboard, be sure to subscribe on your podcast. Directory of choice, you can find links to subscribe at dorky geeky nerdy.com. All right, let's get this show on the road. The dorky round featuring movie quotes, Number one, I am serious. And don't call me Shirley. Airplane. Number 2, I'll be back. The Terminator. Number 3, say hello to my little friend. Scarface. Number four, nobody puts baby in a corner. Dirty Dancing. Number 5, they're here. Poltergeist. Number six, I'll have what she's having. When Harry Met Sally. Number 7, be excellent to each other and party on dudes. Bill & Ted's. Excellent Adventure. Number 8, on the other side of the screen, it all looks so easy. Tron. Number 9. Go ahead. Make my day. Sudden Impact. T', number 10, Greed. For lack of a better word is good. Wall Street. The geek around TV shows. Number one, by the power of Grayskull. I have the power. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. Number 2 and knowing is half the battle. G.i. Joe. Number three. If you have a problem, if no one else can help and if you can find them, maybe you can hire T18. Number 4. Cut ass me kids. DuckTales. Number five. It's a dog-eat-dog world and I'm wearing Milk-Bone underwear. Cheers. number 6, as God as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly WKRP in Cincinnati. Number seven, that's be careful out there. Hill Street Blues. Number 8, the balcony is closed. Siskel and Ebert at the movies. Number 9, and I'll form the head. Voltron. Number 10. Holy Mack anole. Punky Brewster. The nerdy round commercials. Number one, don't leave home without it. American Express. Number two, where's the beef? Wendy's. Number 3, the choice of a new generation. Pepsi. Number four, it's not nice to fool Mother Nature. Chiffon margarine. Number 5. Hey Mikey, he likes it. Life cereal. Number six. How do you spell relief? Rolaids. Number 7, you're soaking in it. Palmolive. Number eight, the San Francisco treat. Rice-A-Roni. Number 9, I've fallen and I can't get up. Life Alert. Number 10. I don't want to grow up. Toys R Us. You survived our trip through time. Awesome, dude. Hope you had a righteous time. If you want to help keep dgn going, be sure to check out our book of the week. This week, we're recommending the times of the 80s, the culture, politics and personalities, that shape the decade. It contains more than 200 articles from the 1980s called from The Archives of the New York Times, and carefully curated by editor, and times writer William Grimes to create one complete. Historical and nostalgic collection. You can pick this up or any other book of the week at dorky geeky nerdy.com / book it helps keep us going week after week speaking of, here's your clue for next week's episode. Which villains trademark hairstyle was created when an inexperience artist accidentally confuse the character with ultra humanite. That's all for this week. We'll be back to the 80s again and back with more quotable episodes. If there's a topic you'd like to hear us do send us a note at dorky geeky nerdy.com. I'm your host Brian Rollins. Thanks for listening.