Quotable 1960s Trivia
It was inevitable that we'd get here. We've done other decades, so why not have Quotable 1960s Trivia?
Well, worry no more. (Or start worrying, if you don't know the 60s). First round are quotes from 1960s movies. Second round are quotes from TV shows that began in the 1960s. The final round are quotes said in the 1960s by celebrities or politicians.
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Well, it was inevitable that we
get here.
Hey there.
This is episode 128 of the dorky
geeky nerdy trivia podcast.
I'm your host Brian Rollins.
And this week, we're doing
quotes from the 1960s, we've
done the 70s and 80s.
So it's only fair that we visit
the decade of long hair, social
Revolution and Vietnam.
Like the 1970s episode.
Each round will have quotes from
a different area, the dorky
round will be quotes from
movies.
The geeky round will be quotes
from TV shows.
And lastly, the nerdy rounds
will feature quotes from Real
World people.
I'll give you the quote, you
just tell me where it comes
from.
That's it for starters.
Some, let's start the show off
with the door.
Came room.
These are quotes from 1960s
movies.
Number one, well, a boy's best
friend is his mother.
Psycho. number two, I am putting
myself to the fullest possible
use which is all I think that
any conscious entity can ever
hope to do 2001 A Space Odyssey.
Number three.
You see in this world, there's
two kinds of people, my friend,
those with loaded guns and those
who dig you dig?
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.
Number four, I'm not hurt at
all, didn't you know?
They can only kill me with a
golden bullet.
Lawrence of Arabia.
Number 5 gentlemen, you can't
fight in here.
This is the War Room.
Dr. Strangelove or how I learned
to stop worrying and love the
bomb.
Number 6, mrs.
Robinson, you're trying to
seduce me.
The Graduate.
Number 7, man, has climbed
Mount.
Everest gone to the bottom of
the ocean.
He's fired rockets at the Moon,
split the atom achieved miracles
in every field of human
endeavor, except crime.
Goldfinger.
Number 8, one of the
disadvantages of being a
patrician is that occasionally?
You are obliged to act like one.
Spartacus.
Number 9.
You know how sister Berta always
makes me kiss the floor after
we've had a disagreement.
Well lately, I've taken a
kissing the floor whenever I see
her coming just to save time.
The Sound of Music.
Number 10, a girl can't read
that sort of thing without her
lipstick.
Breakfast at Tiffany's.
The geeky round, these are
quotes from 1960s TV shows.
Number one, it's not fair, it's
not fair at all, there was time
now.
The Twilight Zone.
Number two, there's no such
thing as the unknown, only
things, temporarily hidden
temporarily not understood Star
Trek.
I work hard all day to and what
do I get a lot of yak from you?
You at least, if you do go out
everyday.
See things talk to people.
I never get out of this cave.
The Flintstones.
Number four, what's the matter?
Haven't you ever seen a man?
Take off a dress before?
The Andy Griffith Show.
Number 5, somebody down there
likes me.
The Addams Family.
Number 6.
Sorry about that.
Chief Get Smart.
Number 7, you ain't playing with
a full deck.
Eunice, I think somebody blew
your pilot light out The Carol
Burnett Show.
Number 8, as always should you
or any of your IM force be
caught or killed.
The secretary will disavow any
knowledge of your actions.
Good luck Jim.
This tape will self-destruct in
five seconds.
Mission Impossible. number 9,
it's just like my Aunt Agnes
used to say the Dick Van Dyke
Show.
Number 10, Schultz, close the
gates.
The war is back on.
Hogan's Heroes.
The nerdy round.
These are real-world quotes from
celebrities activists and world
leaders in the 1960s.
Number one, turn on tune in,
drop out.
Timothy Leary Number two in the
future.
Everyone will be famous for 15
minutes.
Andy Warhol.
Number three, I've decided to
stick to love.
Hate is too great.
A burden to bear.
Dr. Martin Luther King jr.
Number for those who make
peaceful Revolution, impossible
will make violent revolution,
inevitable.
John F, Kennedy.
Number five, we're more popular
than Jesus.
Now, I don't know which will go
first, rock and roll or
Christianity.
John Lennon.
Number six, you can't separate
piece from freedom because no
one can be at peace unless he
has freedom.
Malcolm X.
Number seven.
The only way to support A
revolution is to make your own.
Abbie Hoffman.
Number 8, I once said We will
bury you and got into trouble
with it.
Of course we will not bury you
with a shovel, your own working
class will bury you.
Nikita Khrushchev.
Number 9, let us close the
Springs of racial poison.
Let us pray for wise and
understanding Hearts.
Let us lay aside.
Irrelevant differences and make
our nation hole.
Lyndon Johnson.
Number 10, a woman needs a man,
like a fish needs a bicycle.
Arena done.
And that's it, folks.
I hope you had fun.
The 60s were a colorful period
and something worth studying
when you're looking for stories
of social change.
I'll be back again next week
with more trivia questions.
Here's a clue for you to ponder.
In the meantime, what European
nation traces, its founding back
to the year 500 with a rain of
Clovis.
The first It's a travel episode
and one to a place I visited and
would love to see again a bonus
clue.
Take a look at what date next,
Wednesday falls on.
That's it for me.
This has been episode 128 of the
dorky geeky nerdy trivia
podcast.
The music has been by Jason Shaw
at audio knoteks.com, I'm your
host, Brian Rollins.
Thanks for listening.
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